with angela montgomery at the home where her sisters mary and norma.r died young, and father was at sea, he used to visit them at night and at first it was comforting. sea, he used to visit them at night and at first it was comfortingm felt like a dad coming in to kiss you good night. so there was no alarm felt at that time. i remember when i eventually did give him a case after he forced me, i went and told norma and mary and they said well you been doing that for ages so well you been doing that for ages so we used to make fun of him thinking of these disgusting and laugh about it and then after a while it got really serious so it was no longer a laughing matter. so none of the girls spoke about it.|j laughing matter. so none of the girls spoke about it. i want to know more about them. eventually, i track down someone who worked for them. we will just down someone who worked for them. we willjust go in and not on the door of someone called and monroe. and was 17 when they gave her a job. she used to shout in their faces, right up used to shout in the

with angela montgomery at the home were her sisters, mary and norma.oung, and their father was at sea. mr barrie used to visit them at night, and at first, it was comforting. it felt like a dad coming in to kiss you goodnight, so there was no alarm felt at that particular time. but he came in one day and said, "no, you're not kissing me properly". i remember when i eventually did give him a full—blown kiss, after he forced me, i went and told norma and mary, and they said, "och, well, we've been doing that for ages". and so we used to then make fun of him, saying, "0h, he's disgusting, "dirty old bugger," and laugh about it. and then after a while, it got really serious, and... ..so... ..it was no longer a laughing matter. and so, none of the girls... none of the girls then spoke about it. erm... i want to know more about the barries. eventually, i tracked down someone who worked for them. just about to go and knock on the door of someone called anne munro. anne was 17 when the barries gave her a job at lagarie. what did you see? she used to shout in t

norma roque tiene las reacciones. >> es difÍcil levantarse a las seis?diantes entrarÁn a clases a las 8:30. encontramos opiniones variadas. >> la tÍa de ella la ven a dejar, la mayorÍa trabajamos. >> en esta edad el sueÑo de la maÑana era saludable. >> cuando ellos empiezan a trabajar en los caminos normales, van a estar mÁs tarde. >> en las primeras horas le cuesta concentrarse. >> norma roque, "noticias univisiÓn 14". ramÓn: sinaloa trata derecuperarse de las inundaciones hay muchos que buscan alternativas -- inundaciones. hay muchos que buscan alternativas para ayudar. >> yo me vine de visitay me agarro la sorpresa con esto tan drÁstico. nosotros pensábamos que es una lluvia, pero es un desastre. reportero: Él siente impotencia por no poder estar en ese momento con los seres queridos. >> por mi familia estoy tranquilo, pero toda la gente que estÁ en nuestra comunidad, estÁ mal. >> los vÍdeos no son cosas del aÑo pasado, son de ahorita. precisamos ayudar en todo lo que se puedareportero: se han abierto centros de ayudas. >> gracias a dios no hay pÉrdid

pablo: la normas son efectivas a partir de maÑana. expansiÓn económica que ha experimentado el paÍs en los Últimos siete aÑos es resultado directo de la inmigraciÓn, e incluso advierte que cualquier reducciÓn migratoria podrÍa afectar esta tendencia. luis: el estudio de oxford muestra que los migrantes no son importantes, sino esenciales para estados unidos. por lo menos dos tercios del crecimiento econÓmico del paÍs desde el 2011 estarÍa directamente vinculado con la inmigraciÓn. los investigadores dicen que comparados con quienes nacieron aquÍ, los inmigrantes llenen el doble de probabilidades de patentar un invento o ganar un premio nobel. sÓlo dos ejemplos, uno de los fundadores de google naciÓ en rusia. el creador de tesla es sudafricano. >> ellos ayudan mucho, porque traenÍa nacional y local. ayudan a emplear gente de la comunidad local.analistas dicen que no hay que pensar solamente en las empresas grandes. >> si ven las empresas chicas que estÁn en nuestras comunidades, las que estÁn creciendo mucho mÁs son las que pertenecen

when he insulted norma, i stood up for norma, and not myself. >> and then myou won an oscar fr that role, and then you won another oscar for places in the heart in 1985. and that was when your oscar speech went viral if we could have gone viral in those days, these amazing pictures of you exactly tant. we're not allowed to play it but i can say i haven't had an orthodox career and i wanted miranda warning anything to have your respect you told the audience. this time i feel it and i can't deny the fact you like me. right now you like me. >> right. >> how did you feel at that time when people thought you had gone over the top? >> you know, i think i had a survival system that my childhood both harmed me with and helped me with in the profession i chose because i have an ability to dive into a fog bank where i just choose not to see what overwhelms me. it's what i learned to do as a child. i think it's what i'm probably doing right now in my life, but i think i did it then. i just said, well, it's not a good conscious thought. i fog everything out. also, you know, you read it so accurately

las normas son f ibas a partir de maÑana. joven y colocÓ un billete electrónico. salvador durÁn,tiene la historia. salvador: marina ibarra tiene los mÁs gratos recuerdos de su esposo, alejandro mejÍa leÓn, a ellos les cuesta comprender el motivo por el cual el hombre originario de querÉtaro, méxico se quitÓ la vida. >> mi esposo era una persona trabajadora, amorosa... pero a partir de que comenzara de migraciÓn y despuÉs que le pusieron el billete,Él cambio. salvador: el padre de 25 aÑos de edad soportÓ la idea de ser separado de ella y su hija, lo hizo caer en una profunda depresiÓn. el pasado 5 de septiembre, esÓ el campo donde trabajaban los cultivos. ella culpa a la polÍtica de trump. >>me parece injusto que las leyes hagan que sucedan estas cosas. mi esposo entrÓ en depresión... salvador: mejÍa había sido detenido por conducir bajo la influencia del alcohol, pero queda en libertad bajo fianza. en junio del 2017, mientras se dirigÍa a poner gasolina fue detenido por la policÍa de la ciudad de escondido, y las autoridades

norma jean: the reason i joined the military is a funny story. i went to college at mississippi state university. they have this rotc program. join, we willou give you $100 a month to participate. not have muchdid money, so $100 to me was like $1000 to somebody else. i got into the rotc program. i didn't intend to make it a military career. when they started waking me up at 5:30 in the morning to run, what? after i got out of college and i was commissioned as a second lieutenant. i worked for a little while. i was commissioned in the army reserve. i only did one weekend a month and two weeks out of the year. i went back home and worked in a factory my mom had worked in for years. that was not for me. i was working on an assembly line. i was building air-conditioners, but it was not for me, so i decided to use my commission and go full-time. i went from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. then you have to spend three years to four years as a first lieutenant. then you are promoted to captain. then you have to go through military schools and the

[bell ringing] >> norma lang sterley. [bell ringing] >> sergeant major larry l. strickland, united states army. [bell ringing] >> hilda e. taylor. [bell ringing] >> lieutenant colonel kipp p. taylor, united states army. [bell ringing] >> leonard e. taylor. [bell ringing] >> sandra c. taylor. [bell ringing] >> sandra d. teague. [bell ringing] >> lieutenant carl w. -- united states army retired. [bell ringing] >> sergeant thurmond, united states army. [bell ringing] >> lieutenant commander otis v. tolert, united states navy. n. -- [bell ringing] >> staff sergeant troy, united states army, retired. [bell ringing] >> lieutenant commander ronald j. vock, united states navy reserved. [bell ringing] >> lieutenant colonel karen j. wagner, united states army. [bell ringing] >> meta l. fuller. [bell ringing] >> specialist chin soon wells, united states army. [bell ringing] >> staff sergeant madelyn a. white, united states army. [bell ringing] >> sandra l. white. [bell ringing] >> earnest m. wilshire. [bell ringing] >> lieutenant commander david l. williams, united states n

[bell chime] cruz.mal crews -- norma [bell chime] >> karen kinkaid. >> lieutenant michael, united states navy. [bell chime] w.david [bell chime] >> dong cho. [bell chime] >> jennifer lewis. and her husband, kenneth lewis. [bell chime] >> samantha allen. [bell chime] >> major stephen be long, united states army. [bell chime] >> james lynch junior. [bell chime] >> terrance. [bell chime] >> petty officer second class -- united states navy. [bell chime] >> shelley marshall. [bell chime] >> teresa m. martin. [bell chime] >> ada lieutenant colonel mattson. united states army. [bell chime] >> lieutenant general timothy j mod, united states army. [bell chime] robert j maxwell [bell chime] rene a may [bell chime] molly l mckenzie [bell chime] machacarie [bell chime] e mckinley [bell chime] major ronald d alam, united states army [bell chime] petty officer first class brian a moss. united states navy [bell chime] christopher c newton [bell chime] nguyen [bell chime] barbara k olson [bell chime] ruben f orendo [bell chime] pedrow [bell chime] robert ettinger [bell chime] iiigerr [bell chime] and hi

que los polÍticos pasen nuevas normas a las polÍticas. realmente que transformen.justa al 100% de energÍa renovable. >> tenemos que hacer un paro para usar los fÓsiles combustibles. >> nosotros no pedimos mÁs explotaciÓn petrolera, ningÚn tipo de empresas, lo Único que nos queda para salvar al planeta tierra. >> desde chicos tenemos que aprender que todos somos responsables de la tierra. la tierra es sagrada. >> queremos que la gente sea mÁs consciente del cambio climÁtico. aquÍ en san francisco tenemos muchos programas para el ahorro, para el reciclaje y en las clases hasta los niÑos estÁn ayudando a cuidar esas cosas. >> estamos en una crisis climÁtica. hay que dejar de contaminar con los combustibles fÓsiles. beatriz: los eventos de hoy se van a realizar en 31 paÍses para evitar la deforestaciÓn. sigo contigo, ramÓn.ted utilizó puente de la bahÍa en el día de hoy, seguramente encontrÓ demoras. se removieron dos cimientos del viejo puente. las autoridades terminan con el proyecto de remociÓn, pero aÚn quedan cuatro fundaciones que se usarÁn para construir un male

my name is norma ruiz. i'm a resident of district six, and currently live on treasure island and grew up in the mission. i was only 14 when confronted with a gang enhancement and for years i was stuck in the resolving door that the criminal justice strongly holds. it wasn't until i was 27 when i was able to exit the adult justice system? being personally impacted i am aware of some of the barriers that exist when reentering society. i know what it's like -- i know what it's like to be cutoff of ca cal works benefits and denied housing. in all honesty, i'm still paying the city -- the city money that was given to me as a single mother to help pay myself through college, and i do not want others to go through some of the obstacles that i faced. at the age of 27 i was able to exit the criminal justice system. i enrolled in school and did not reoffend there after. with the support and guidance of educational programs such as project rebound at san francisco state university, young women's freedom center, i was

continuamos monitoreando el trÓpico, tenemos el huracÁn norma y olivia sobre el pacÍfico y tirÓ 70% de pronto para saber si va a tocar en algÚn punto en otro paÍs, continuaremos monitoreando este sistema. regresando al Área de la bahÍa en las prÓximas horas y los soleados, mÍnima de cinco de nueve y para la maÑana la mÁxima las 92. sobre la zona de san josÉ 86 mÁxima, el fin de semana las mÁximas continuarán superando lo normal en cielo normalmente soleado. como siempre un placer informarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo >>la hablaremos de un programa federal que muchos no conocen pero es la buena oportunidad para cambiar el rumbo de su vida. >>asumen tu aÑos este joven no veÍa claro su futuro hasta que se convirtiÓ en barbero y gana un sueldo y muy buenas propinas. >>uno 10 me llevÓ 30 y otros 80. >>el gobierno federal extendiÓ a la carrera de barberÍa y con etologÍa. a la cosmetologia. >>durante el tiempo que estudiante va a una escuela tradicional estÁ sometido a seguir de 10:00 a 16:00 meses y el costo es muy elevado. >>un 70% estudiantes no termina y queda endeudado, por eso es

los magistrados dicen que estas normas perjudica la independencia de los 58 tribunales de migraciÓn.blo: la organizaciÓn nacional de jueces de migraciÓn dice que entran en una era nueva y oscura bajo el liderazgo de jeff sessions. " es un acto sin precedentes. socava nuestra independencia". se quejan de que si jeff sessions los presiona para de Á rÁpida y le exigirán una cuota de 700 casos resueltos al aÑo. la consigna clara, piensan algunos. >> se nota cada dÍa las cortes de migraciÓn que los fiscales no tienen prioridades como antes. se trata de deportar una persona que hace 20 aÑos que vive aquÍ, o un delincuente. sessions les exige a los jueces que hagan su trabajo mÁs rÁpido. " con trataremos aÚn mÁs", afirmÓ. en total, hay 395 jueces de migraciÓn,el nÚmero mÁs alto la historia. los jueces quieren que cree un ente dependiente. segÚn ellos, esto eliminarÍa la interferencia polÍtica. los jueces dicen que esto puede perjudicar los derechos de los emigrantes cortes. [habla en inglÉs] pablo: donald trump hoy volviÓ a ligar emigraciÓn con delincuencia. >> tenemos personas que no tiene

. >> esta medida deel seÑado ricardo lara crearÍa normas fuertes para proteger la informaciÓn personal comparte informaciÓn. ramÓn: otra ley que podrÍa beneficiar a los emigrantes tiene que ver con las licencias para contratista. quÉ nos puedes hablar respecto? >>digamos que usted quiere ampliar su negocio y quiere pedir un permiso. con esta medida, ya el gobierno local tendrÍa que hacer tambiÉn un nÚmero e-tn. ramÓn: algo pueda ser la comunidad emigrante para que esta medida se aprueben? >> puede comunicarse con la oficina del gobernador y expresarsu opiniÓn. es importante que la comunidad siga marcando la pauta ante la creciente desigualdad, la uniÓn hace la fuerza. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos con esta informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: siguen las temperaturas cÁlidas en nuestra regiÓn y es hora de saber cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones para el resto de la semana. vamos a conectarnos con nuestra experta suheily lÓpez belÉn para que nos diga cÓmo estÁ la "ventana al tiempo". suheily: quÉ tal? ya estamos a mediados de semana y tenemos condiciones agradables en el Área de la bahÍa. h

the european societies insults fly before their fists and feet get to work col macgregor and habib norma commit off slap each other done ahead of their vegas clash more on that in ninety seconds than. you know it's amazing that america people joined a group to save nine dollars on sushi with their friends and using the group of fact by health care but you said you know why why that group bought logic to health care so that you can afford health care at all make you bankrupt the socialism but they get all that because they've been trained by the professional media talker see in history and propagandists. big media outlets for people to have a trigger response to affordable health care equals commie those. who put themselves on the line they did accept it or reject it. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to going to be pro-choice this is what before three of them can't be good. i'm interested in the last. twenty eight minutes past midday here in moscow well you may know these two gentlemen because excitement is steadily building amongst fight fans around the globe it's just t

demÓcrata y mÁs de cien negocios en los Ángeles que vendÍan marihuana sin autorizaciÓn enfrentan multas, norma >>> desde que este consumo es permitido, mÁs de 165 permisos han sido otorgados, pero otros comercios estÁn en problema por vender de manera irregular. >>> proteger las vecino da des y hacer lo posible para que se fuercen las reglas que hemos puesto. >>> segÚn voceros de la ciudad, algunos establecimientos violaron los cÓdigos. y decenas vendÍan marihuana con fin recreativo sin licencia. >>> ya estaban vendiendo, se supone que habrÍa una transiciÓn, entrando al aÑo recreativo, pero la ciudad no esta preparada. >>> esta asesora, cree que hay un retraso en dar licencias por parte de la ciudad de los Ángeles. >>> hace falta ahorita es el persona el y recursos necesarios para poder operar legalmente entre la ciudad. >>> cientos de negocios estÁn a la espera de estos permisos, segÚn asegura. >>> tenemos el nÚmero de 350 que estÁn en lista de de espera. >>> mientras esta lista de de comercios que trabajan serÁn castigados con multas de mil dÓlares por violar estos cÓdigos. momento de tensiÓ

i am joined tonight by retired colonel norma jean bradford, who served in the united states army for 30 years. she is a sought after speaker who travels the country, speaking about her military service and inspiring younger generations to perhaps potential military recruits. she rose from the ranks -- through the rakes from second lieutenant to colonel. and she held originally from rural mississippi. also -- hails originally from rural mississippi but also with us tonight is john james junior, who practices law -- rawn james junior, who practices law in washington dc. he is the author of root and branch, charles hamilton houston, thurgood marshall, and the struggle to and segregation the trip --. and the book we will talk about tonight, how wars, protest, and harry truman desegregated america's military,. both of which are published by bloomsburg press. if i failed to mention it, this is the double v, here. copies are on sale in the bookstore. we have some out here. so if you would like to purchase one, you can do that on your way out tonight. and mister james has graciously offered

los insectos están reproduciéndose rápidamente y son hasta tres veces más grandes que lo mosquitos normaeporte policial >>> no puedo creer que una persona de esa esa >>> la actriz mexicana es 50 y dos años conocido como daniela campos arrestada el jueves por la tarde puede ser acusada de robo. habría tratado de robar mercancía de la tienda ubicado al norte de la ciudad de san antonio. por lo que tenemos entendido los artículos intenta robarse están valorizados hasta en siete $50. la actriz habría sido hallada sacando artículos del gancho de ropa y poniendo estos en su cartera. cuando esta fue la caja registradora, ella no intentó pagar la ropa que tenía en su bolso. ya en el estacionamiento la artista fue confrontada por su acción y puesta bajo resto. en este momento entregó sus pertenencias a su esposo ecepto su celular. el reporte dice que la policía recuperó del bolso tres pares de pantalones, un suéter y ropa deportiva. admiradores del artista le preguntan por qué lo hizo >>> eres una mujer con mucho dinero así que no entendemos por qué lo hiciste >> daniela qué hiciste, de ti no lo

esta va a ser la norma una vez que regrese el otoño, además recuerde que vamos a tener el cambio de horario apúntese, esto será en la península. los (nombre en inglés) debutaron en casa santos laguna blanquea al león con un gol de rodríguez y dos de furch ahora con sietes el máximo goleador del torneo, no se lo pierda cuando regresemos ♪(música). ♪(música). llegó la hora de saber cómo está el mundo de los deportes se encuentra con nosotros raúl >>> buenas tardes y 10 x 7y a bailar se ha dicho en el tercer cuarto 20 x 10 . un . por jugar, jugada la tercera que vean a mac para 138 yardas en el partido esa fue de 176 . y aquí sean al frente, definiva partido por 27. cada loco con su tema y llamando para que tenga la comida lista a finales de la primera mitad corrió para 75 yardas 2 x 0, aquí cole encontró 20 yardas 17 x 20 el último cuarto seis tiros de una yarda se encontraban a tres y aquí vean y perdieron por un . >>> perdió banquete con cuatro goles que fueron marcados por mendoza, iturbe, barrera y gustavo alustiza para alcanzar a los lobos cuatro goles por dos . pero tracción xolos contr

autoridades arrestaron a un hombre por difundir un video considerado ofensivo la moral y las normas laborales conservadores, a pesar de las nuevas polÍticas progresistas en el paÍs. continÚa la polÉmica por el enojo de serena williams en el torneo abierto del tenis de los estados unidos. un dibujo publicado por el diario australiano fue tildado de racista por la propiatenista. a la condena se suman jk rowiling, la autora de harry potter, entre otros. el presidente ruso, vladimir putin, demostraron hoy sus habilidades culinarias despuÉs de las conversaciones que sostuvieron en la ciudad rusa. ambos cocinaron panqueques tradicionales rusos, a los que aÑadieron marisco y caviar rojo y negro. y luego brindaron con vodka. los obispos de venezuela sereunieron con el papa francisco en roma. le hablaron de lacrisis migratoria, de la pobreza y la situaciÓn de los opositores presos. hiciste en pedirle al gobierno de nicolÁs maduro que acepte la ayuda humanitaria para aliviar el sufrimiento de la poblaciÓn. pasamos con patricia. patricia: justamente, el papa francisco se reunirÁ maÑana en el vaticano co

para hacer que se cumpla esta norma enviaron un formulario a los padres.amente a tu hijo? ahÍ estamos viendo el resultado que el 75% dice que no. para mÁs informaciÓn y conocer su opiniÓn y poder aportar lo que usted piensa puede ir a www.univisiÓn.com/encuestas y recordemos que en algunos estados en los que esta prÁctica de poder educar a los menores es totalmente legal. estamos leyendo el formulario y realmente aparece como algo sacado de hace muchos aÑos. carolina: te portaba asma y cuando estabas en la escuela? borja: yo me portaba muy bien. carolina: surge el vÍdeo en un incidente donde un hombre afroamericano perdiÓ la vida. borja: desde hoy otorgan discrecionalidad total a sus agentes para denegar casos. quÉ es lo que significa? colgate total combate bacterias en dientes, lengua, mejillas y encías. así estás totalmente listo. colgate total. [music begins to play: "medda-da-da-da-itta♪ da-da-da-da-ra-ra- da-da-da-da-ra-ra ♪ ♪ da-da- ♪ dámelo otra vez ♪ ♪ da-da-da-da- ra-ra-da-da-da- ♪ da-ra-ra-da-da- ♪ ♪ dejémo la pena pa' después. ♪ seguimos cpo mli

capacidades para 30 personas por ahora solamente habitan 7 cada uno en su carpa pero siguiendo ciertas normastomar, no pueden utilizar drogas >>> quienes puedan comprometerse a seguir las reglas reciben servicios bÁsicos. >> no hay excremento que causa enfermedades tambiÉn on tienen donaciones de comida y hay alguien asegurando que estÉ limpio y las 24 horas del dÍa. >> ahora no tengo de quÉ preocuparme puedo seguir preparando me en el colegio comunitario es que el campamento se desplegÓ en estacionamiento que es propiedad del estado y aunque el lugar no estÁ siendo usado, ya les pidieron desalojar habiendo llegado apenas este sÁbado. >> asegurÓ estar en las calles cada rato nos persiguen. >> por ejemplo, lo estamos limpiando sacando y regresan. >> sacando y regresan eso tambiÉn no funciona. inmediatamente. >> ahorita. >> en campamento regulado. >> si no lo hacen de aquÍ al jueves. >> la pobre gente que estÁ aquÍ. >> a los bosques y al rÍo otra vez. >> en este momento pasa la noche aquÍ 7 personas pero los representantes dijeron que tenÍan mÁs gente interesada sin embargo, no todos tomaron la

aseguran que optaron por otras normas que proporcionarÁ los niÑos una atenciÓn adecuada. >> para realizars y prÁcticas, nos acompaÑa experto en inmigraciÓn, muy buenas tardes. esta noticia, jorge, quÉ motiva la decisiÓn del gobierno para tomardicha decisiÓn? >> una noticia preocupante. lo que el gobierno estÁ argumentando desde el inicio de su mandato es que las personas una vez que sean liberadas no se presentan a la corte de inmigraciÓn para continuar con sus. el gobierno lo que quiere es detenerlas, tenerlas todo el tiempo posible detenidas, llevarlas a la corte de migraciÓn para luego proceder a deportarlas inmediatamente.>> reacciones, quÉ podemos esperar de cÓmo van a reaccionar los activistas y los abogados que estÁn defendiendo precisamente los derechos? >> demandas, los que definen el acuerdo van a demandar, para tener un plazo de corte cinco dÍas una vez esto se implemente pero previo eso tiene que haber una publicaciÓn en el re pro federal y esperar 60 dÍas de comentario pÚblico.. >> asÍ que 60 días, algo muy pendientes y entra en vigencia o no. >> veremos una lucha judicial ba

. >>> m muchas gracias, mc donalds ha dicho que tienen normas muy fuertes y procedim n procedimientosacoso sexual. los Ángeles en un lugar donde se ha sucedido la costumbre de nuestros paÍses de vender en la calle sobre todo comida, como hemos visto muchas veces los vendedores o tipo de vejaciones y la mayorÍa paga multas estratosfÉricas pero ahora el gobernador les da una mano de ayuda >>> veamos de quÉ se >>> me han arrestado varias veces y que yo recuerde por ser simplemente un vendedor >>> como Él otro han sufrido durante dÉcadas infinidad de abusos entre ellos el decomiso de la mercancÍa >>> la Última vez me pusieron una multa de 1000 dÓlares >>> muchos tickets pagamos nosotros >>> sin embargo a partir de hoy con la firma del gobernador vendedores de su lado una nueva herramienta legal para protegerse y evitar que se les criminaliza por la actividad que realizan >>> en todos los vendedores felices dÁndole las gracias por la oportunidad que nos dan de vender sin angustia, sin miedo de poder invertir nuestro dinero para seguir acortando >>> explicaron que la nueva ley establece la

in the history of the ultimate fighting championship irishman conor mcgregor and russia's hobby but norma of added to the hype with a stare down at a press conference on thursday or tuesday hawkins has more. what makes crowds in the middle of a bustling new york street stop stare and listen to the most talked about fight this in m.m.a. the hottest property in the light weight division if not the world of u.f.c. two champions facing off against one another and this is just their pre-fight press conference suited and booted as always quite a mcgregor former u.f.c. featherweight and lightweight champion number two on the you have sees pound for pound rankings and undisputed number one for trash talk and controversy in the other corner the man who sent shock waves through u.f.c. . off twice world champion and undefeated in twenty six fights the reigning and first russian and first muslim lightweight champion is out to make history and put mcgregor in his place even though the big night is still some weeks away the sparks are already flying and. they're always on the money i completely because

. >> cuando se tiene un presidente que no respeta la ley las normas claramente la gente que trabaja paraamos viendo en este caso. >> en washington, lori montenegro noticias telemundo. >> es que donald trump ataca y con fuerza a quienes lo critican, sobre todo pÚblicamente, la analista polÍtica ana navarro fue el mÁs reciente blanco de sus insultos cuando un reportero la mÉxico no, donald trump respondiÓ que ella estÁ enferma, aludiendo el odio de navarro, la analista republica republican republicana colaboradora de noticias telemundo, navarro respondiÓ en twitter (informaciÓn en pantalla) para ella es un honor ser atacada personalmente por donald trump. la administraciÓn trump se em persona en hacer lucir como una amenaza a los refugiados en estados unidos, ex funcionarios revelaron que el gobierno rechazÓ un reporte del centro nacional * contra el terrorismo que muestra que los refugiados no son un peligro mayor, luego el gobierno realizÓ su propio informe, asegurando que 3 de cada 4 convictos por terrorismo en este paÍs, nacieron en el extranjero, sin embargo, varios lo. >> referencia

>> she says she finally managed to leave him in part because what have she learned from the role "normaof a woman who had the courage to stand up for herself. >> i started this, and i'm going to finish it. >> piece by piece, she says holding on to your own strike. at one point her stef father remarried with a different family and asked her for money. and you give it to him? >> sure, yeah, yeah. >> and she told me she thinks she should have showed up for his stunt man award before he died. >> should have done it because of why? >> i don't know. because i -- it was a weird thing to say. because i won. i won. we were in some weird battle, and that's just the truth and i won. >> and finally one more piece of her life to face down. sally field was in her 60s when she gathered the nerve to ask her aging mother that lacerating question. did you know what he was doing? >> she was very frail and -- and passion away. i have the conversation with her, yeah. >> they were in the kitchen. her mother trembled confessing that decades ago her stepfather had mentioned one event. >> that he had done somet

. >> those that traveled to witness history including norma attended not for one side or another just seeking truth. >> and it's about truth. that's the process is look for some justice. it looks like they already decided. >> it could come as early as tuesday. abc 7 news. >> look for more reports from abc 7 news anchor later today here on abc 7 and online. >>> now outside the supreme court protesters angry about in full force. they gathered on the steps of the court early this friday. it extends up the block. block. >> what are you doing? >> i was sexually assaulted. nobody believes me. i didn't tell anyone and you're telling all women they don't matter. >> take a look at this confrontation that played out minutes after arizona senator jeff flake announced he would vote in favor of a confirmation. two women confronted flake as he got onto an elevator telling him they are survivors of rape and sexual assault. this is before he came back and said he wanted the fbi investigation in exchange for his vote. we don't know but it may have played a factor in him changing his tune a bit. his co

para saber mÁs este tema, norma nos amplÍan el siguiente reporte >>osiris disfruta conocer el edificiotengo la oportunidad de representar a niÑos, que vienen indocumentados y son como versiones mÍas pequeÑas. me siento bendecida.ç se las presentamos, la madre cocinaba la casa para ayudar a pagar los estudios. ambos estÁn satisfechos de que el gobernador acaba de firmar una ley estatal,que permitirÁ cocinar en la casa para el negocio. grisel, tambiÉn estÁ feliz. >> esta ley traerÁ una gran calma para las familias, porque se van a sentir seguras. estÁ en la ley que la despenalizar, entran en vigor el 1 de enero de 2019. cada ciudad decidirÁ simplemente ni quÉ tipo serÁ la adecuada eso tiene que ser basados en temas de seguridad y salud pÚblica. >>otra ley que firmÓ el gobernador brown, es la que beneficia a los empleados que trabajan con contratistas y que a veces no reciben un trato justo. entre ellos, violaciÓn de pagos y beneficios laborales. con la aprobaciÓn de la leylos trabajadores quedan protegidos y tendrÁn hasta un aÑo para denunciar los abusos. tambiÉn obligarÍa al entrenador

she's already created fifteen norma's flower displays have various spots in the city. long or even says that when you leave the train at seven in the morning and are suddenly standing in front of a huge bouquet that's it and you can just take a minute and. a half an hour mona isabel has everything she needs for her flower flash she covers the cost herself each giant bouquet costs about one hundred fifty euros it's time to head to the designated destination not up to the park and see if there. was a space towards friends now but will reveal how the seed of the idea was first planted about a year ago mona is about stumbled upon works by new york florist louis miller on instagram it was instantly clear to her that needed something like it to. be just didn't exist but that inspired me and i have a personal connection to the berlin wall for example. and then she gets to work sorting counting the right after an hour of creation is assigned to be hard. to tell really happy because i never really know how the book a will turn. now it's also inverted i want to passers by i thin

proceed with an investigation of alleged war crimes committed by american soldiers in afghanistan norma's the white house has received a letter from north korean leader kim jong un asking for a second meeting with president trump press secretary cyrus honors the letter was very warm and that it was open to the idea that as the white house the two met for the first time in june but relations have deteriorated since then. and the u.s. state of south carolina a million residents have been ordered to evacuate as hurricane florence approaches . the weather system has intensified into a category four hurricane could cause catastrophic damage north and south carolina as well as virginia have all declared states of emergency. peru is marking the return of an ancient golden mask from germany after a twenty year legal battle. each century funeral mass was unveiled and presidential palace after was handed over to the peruvian embassy here in berlin it was seized from an art dealer in germany in one thousand nine hundred. well here in germany in the eastern town of curtain the death of a man during a

you're norma desmond. used to be in silent pictures. used to be big. i am big.t's the pictures that got small. warners had to produce so many cagneys and so many robinsons and so many bette davises that mgm had to produce, and so on and so forth. a kind of unity between star and genre developed. and this is marketing. this is good marketing. (horn blaring) hold that noise. hey! to see mr. demille. open the gates. mr. demille is shooting, you got an appointment? no appointment necessary. (thomas schatz) and every star was a virtual genre unto himself. this is heavily oriented toward the contract system and toward long-term contracts that major stars would sign. where is mr. demille shooting? stage 18, miss desmond. thank you, jonesy. teach your friend some manners. tell him without me he wouldn't have any job, because without me there wouldn't be a paramount. you're right, miss desmond. go on, max. the studios would loan actors back and forth, but that was just like trading in grain futures, you know. the actors were, as i understand it, largely properties then a

but there is no or there is more causality of there is norma literal persian there is not expected clashes between the government forces than the radical groups in the long probably does the militarized zone will be the way where the radical groups will leave the area not only the people about also. the turkish president wasn't exaggerating when he said the world's eyes were on this meeting stakes are so high here for the gulf states for the west especially they spent untold billions arming and financing the syrian rebels only to lose. we consider any assault to be a reckless escalation of the conflicts if assad russia and iran continue down the path their own the consequences will be dire the world will hold them responsible. how much of that was genuine concern for civilians and how much is bitterness over losing you decide for yourself it's occurring that we have the discussions that are ongoing discussions we are one and president putin. is for as you watch what's taking place on the ground as you start to see the potential of this and i think i think. the discussions that are having r

lidiar con un amigo que ha cometido un error en herirlo a Él, definir las normas sociales y cuando loversaciÓn y en cada edad a su edad y como ellos entienden. >> luna si el papa o la mamÁ ya digamos, tuvieron que lidiar con esto y el niÑo fue vÍctima, Él quÉ que be empezacer ye porqueÉ esto me iba su papÁ que no hable con las personas en tienen autoridad donde estas, y esas personas son los profesores y principal y asistente. >> quÉurri que van a lo escuela no reacciona hasta te proponen muÉvelo de escuela, cÁmbialo. >> en ese momento tenemos que hacer eso porque el colegio esÁa ahÍ para ayudar a nuestros hijos digamos que no podemos moverlo es muy importante seguir hablando con la persona que sÍ tiene autoridad en el colegio, mientras esto estÁ pasando, y tu hijo sigue en ese colegio lo importante decirle cÓmo vamos a lidiar y evadir a ta personas porque lo mejor que hacer es evadir, definitivamente por las reglas del colegio. >> claro. >> sÍ porque las reglas son el que pega es el que se suspende. >> totalmente de acuerdo. >> me queda rashel por mi parte para rematar eso que digamo

norma roque hablÓ con el inmigrante de ese paÍs sobre la versiÓn del rosario que escribiÓ inspirado encos. >> pero lo que resta es una coronilla. una versiÓn del rosario escrita por Él mismo es quitando 1005. >> la gente pensaba que en una persona que se estaba traspasando es su Ámbito. lo que Él hacÍa era algo que venía desde su espiritualidad. >> la de colorado publicada se reza cada domingo en catedral. >> primero se hace sacerdote, luego es arzobispo. luego se fija en los pobres, los enfermos, y Últimamente entrega su vida en el altar. >> abogado de profesiÓn, de niÑo quiso ser sacerdote. tambiÉn atesora. documentos originales que consta que fue asesinadopor odio a la fe y el de milagro que lo eleva los altares. >> para que sea liberado. eso de lo que el salvador necesita. palmira: en mÉxico el ex gobernador de veracruz fue sentenciado a nueve aÑos de cÁrcel, de los cuales sÓlo le restan 7:30 . iba a pagar una multa de $58,000 por delito de lavado de dinero y asociaciÓn delictuosa. las autoridades le decomisaron 40 propiedades a su nombre. entre ellas seis terrenos en cancÚn. mucho

. -- it takes and norma scored but it takes enormous courage because every time that you do, it takes you back to the moment you got the news. you, and i hope you know how grateful we are as a nation for all you have done in the last 20 years to speak out for a better and safer world for our children. the speed that things have changed is no thanks to any single national figure but it is the normal -- but it is the everyday people that speak out. thank you. thank you two generations of brave advocates from stonewall. we have come this far because you spoke up. because you demanded justice. because you have been denied too long and you did it despite the voices of intolerance that tried to tear -- that tried you down. and many of you, especially those of you my age eight a price, a professional price and many of you risk your lives and your livelihood and your personal well-being but your tenacity, your integrity literally bent the ark of this much more towards justice and thanks to you, our children, my grandchildren will grow up in a world that is far more just, open-minded, and huma

seen that in norma's picture of tran32. we know that sunday may have been his last game of the season. he is scheduled to get an mri today. it's possible he may have torn his acl. >> they still have a chance. with coaches shanahan. he's a great. they may make the playoffs. with jimmy gone it's going to be a drop off. i think that they will still hang in there. >> it's tough, but they have a good backup. the team is okay. we will see what they do, it's a long season, a very sad day for the bay. hopefully they could turn it around. >> reporter: there was only five minutes left in the game when jimmy garoppolo was trying to lead the team to a win. it looks like it was going run out of bounds, he cut back and was tackled and got hurt. he was taken off the field with a serious at knee injury. the chiefs did beat the 49ers 38-27. anyone who watched the post game interview could say that this was very upsetting for the coach. he said they feel for garrotte below and that it's time to get back to work. he said they will be focusing

the islamic republic to behave it cannormal country so enjoy the privileges of a norma with regard to ms. soles, this eans returning to the -- with egard to ms. soles, the development of -- with regard t issiles, limits on the program or allowing the regime to develop an political rate allistic missiles is a failed policy that the world cannot co t is time for nations to join us holding i ran to a new level of accountability for its thank you. [applause] >> the world community wants to keep iran nuclear deal. our all the germans. they want to keep the world community wants to keep the deal. let's countries. ormal what's talk saudi arabia. is let's talk. allies are? i want to ask, do you think sanctions are hurting the regim they areanian people? hurting the iranian people. you re making a case for war with . how is that going to turn out? you are doing the same thing we we don't want nother war in the middle east. we haveiraq turn out? serious suffering. how dare you saudi bombing is let'sg people in yemen. get real. no more war. 9:30 in of energy at the morning. >> thank you, brian,

i a a war we had to fight, thank god those brave young people were willing to storm the beaches in norma normi was amazed by that those beach, omaha and utah and so forth. they are incredible. it is a beautiful place, now a peaceful place, a great resting place for notion who died there and were buried there. american cemetery that is deeded american land, i write in the book about my wife teresa within with me at one time, we spent hours in afternoon taking it in, this guy in front of me an older guy was there i presume his wife, they were hugging pro profoundly, he got up, took off all his clothes, and got in the water and was bobbing in the water with the tide, likely of purifying himself, he there was to repay homage and touchy that day, that was a beautiful sight to see this. i read about that, and other pieces of it. -- write about that and other pieces of. i think it was so compelling their bravely and their sacrificing. jane: you write about your pride at after yale in the military, and training for vietnam mission and shipping off to vietnam. and then about how your views of the

my name is norma nelson and in 2012, i was constructively terminated from the port of san francisco by the current executive director of the port of san francisco. i had worked there for seven years and had not had any disciplinary issues at all. however, i did slip and fell on my back in the lobby of the port and injured my back and while i was out on disability leave, i was required to still do my work enhave -- even though i was out on disability leave. once my doctor didn't release me back, i requested the opportunity to have light duty or transfer to another department. i was denied any opportunity to return to my job. finally i was -- the reason i say i was constructively terminated is because i had no place to go and my health would have been jeopardized if i would have continued to work in the hostile work environment that i was suggested -- subjected to. the hostile work environment came as a part of my duties as an 1824. i was responsible for contracting activities at the port. i uncovered a number of inappropriate contracting activities that were going on there. and specific

the founding mothers, norma, margarita, magdelena, i know two are here, thank you for your tenacity and growing a generation of mothers taking back the tenderloin neighborhood. they've done so much work. they advocated for free meeting for youth, getting rid of bus shelters because we saw that drug activity was happening in them. they were critical in reactivating the mini parking and playground where we've secured $3 million for the renovation of the playgrounds. we have a monthly activation program where parents come together to the playgrounds and now dedicated services that include afternoon tabling and the pit stop so that families feel safe using the playgrounds. they've been active on tenant rights, affordable housing, and increasing latino family access to housing and rent subsidy program access that we fought so hard for. we have free zumba classes every other wednesday. i look forward to seeing everyone here there. and a food pantry to the community. and have begun women empowerment groups throughout the neighborhood. i just want to recognize the leadership of women in the ten

and, retired colonel norma bradford discusses the decision. and the impact on african americans. the harry s. truman presidential library and museum hosted this discussion. it is about an hour and 10 minutes. kurt: good evening ladies and gentlemen. welcome, it is a great pleasure to have you here. i am kurt graham, director of the truman presidential library and museum. it is always wonderful to see you out here. i think this is another in an amazing set of programs that we do here. we have a remarkable programming team and our partners at the

i think norma presents a strong candidacy, and i think there's an opportunity that the mayor's office wants to work with you. i believe they're very inclined to support you. mr. dearmund, i believe there's opportunities for you to be involved again, and i would speak to the folks at the reentry council, but those are the four that i would put forward. any of you would do a great job, but i appreciate all of you coming out and speaking on behalf of folks, but those would be the four that i would support today. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: yeah. i just want to add to that. i'm so impressed by everyone today, and i was thinking, you know, for me, the strength of people in recovery and those that are facing their addictions on a daily basis just absolutely astounds me. i am just so in awe of people who over come that and face that on a daily basis. i just want to say much props to you who expressed that to us today. i was just thinking, i don't know if you've read that book by brian stevens, "just mercy," and there's that one quote, each of us is more than the worst thing we