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bite olga riascos sobreviviente "llege a las 11 de la noche de la iglesia y empezó a llover fuerte ya hacia bom bom, entonces les dije a mi familia vamos y mi madre me dijo corramos para abajo, y le dije que no, qué para arriba. me dijo que trajera la niña y nos vamos, pero mientras subí a traerla la avalancha bajo." una avalancha que no respetó nada. ya los muertos superan los 200 y el número de desaparecidos pasa de 300. mocoa es una ciudad apocalíptica. los rostros de los sobrevivientes lo dicen todo.no pueden olvidar el momento en que el sábado en la madrugada fue para ellos como el fin del mundo. bite william ramirez sobreviviente "salgo corriendo y nos subimos en una casa de dos oídos. y de ahí vi más o menos unas 40 personas , de pronto llegó a la avalancha y tumbo todo." la primera noche después de la tragedia fue muy larga y de angustia para los sobrevivientes, a quienes se les fue el sueño y hacían guardia para cuidar lo poco que les dejo la avalancha, que ha cambiado sus vidas por siempre. bite david calvache sobrevive te "totalmente abatidos , mucho dolor, pérdida total.

call of action i was thinking what could we do and there is so much we can do right now and i love olga for america. i love opening the doors for department and commission heads andopethening door frz all the womens and families who come to our doors, lead by example and pick a issue and become an advocate for that issue. i love all that and give locally. love it. alright. so, one last thing, i will have debbie come up my partner and crime and close out remarks. for the 2018 womens summit, there are many many issues we could discuss so have back there john cal done and and jillgen johnson. if you have issues you would like to discuss and write them a note because we are taking all your suggestion and will shaich our panel discussion and workshops around ideaed and feedback during the time period. debbie meslow to close out and get food and drink. [applause] >> thanks i wanted to say it was inspirational to hear the panel and all of mayor lee's xhilt and how the city is honoring those. i think coming together as a community is so powerful. i look in the room and so many people i had the

ol olga?ller: i would like to know what do you think is the possibility of a takeover for esperion her pud ticks. >> they all need pipelines. and by esperino, i would be one, but on a fundamental basis, it is overvalued. and that, ladies and gentlemen is the end of "the lightning round." round." yo u got here? this bad b is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. you know that thinkorswim seamlessly syncs across all your devices, right? oh, so my custom studies will go with me? anywhere you want to go! the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade >>> look, i have said it before, including the top of the show, but the endless commentary on tesla and amazon is really starting to rankle me. there are so many good stocks go up without comment. i'm reading about price targets being boosted endlessly higher, to see that amazon is headed to $1,000, more people are adopting prime. i know tesla's got a staggering story, b

thank you, olga. [applause] burry, what is your call to action. >> women are in the forefront of social change. on the obama campaign the core volunteers leader the campaigns 71 percent were women. when you look at moms demand action and you look at the muckters against drunk driving and resistance movement whault kicked off the womens movement the womens marcht. civil rights movement were leading it overshadows by the men. i have a lot of faith of the people in the room and my ask is pick the think you care most about, get involved, at a local laevl and commit whether the is choice or gun violence or clean energy, clean water, all of these things are under attack now with this administration and it is our moral obligation to stand up to this president. >> thank you so much. before we wrap up i offer my own call to action, i work in philanthropy so my call to action is give local. find a organization that is local, that you care about and give to them and give toward gender equity because when the wom

<olga/registered owner. "shocked, we were like what?led me on my phone and they were like we're looking for the registered owner, olga the registered owner of boo boo and i was like what? it was also five oclock in the morning my time when i go the call.">(pam) she also says, the cat had a tendency to sneak into people's cars .... and since she is a very friendly cat someone might have taken her on the road trip. (pam) a philadelphia college professor is trying to defend a tweet he posted... after seeing a first- class passanger give up his seat to a soldier on a flight.(pam) george ciccariello - maher ... a professor at drexel university .. tweeted this on sunday... saying he was trying not to vomit, while watching the passenger give up his seat. many people on twitter responding with anger and outrage. since the post, he stated he respects soldiers... just not the u-s actions in iraq. drexel university has also responded saying, he does not represent the university's views. (steve) beware coffee lovers... the world's strongest cup of

olga, thank you very much for that.se talks between rex tillerson and sergei lavrov in moscow. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: prosecutors investigating the attack on the borussia dortmund football team say they're looking into a possible islamist terror motive. talks take place in moscow between the united states and russia — following last weeks suspected chemical attack in syria. and the daily mail says sorry to melania trump — the president's wife accepts damages and an apology from the newspaper over allegations about her work as a model. and in sport — it's the biggest day in leicester city's history. they play atletico madrid in theirfirst ever champions league quarter—final. they'll be without their captain wes morgan though, he's travelled to madrid but isn't fit enough to start. johanna konta will lead great britain's fed cup team for next week's world group ii qualifier against romania. the world number seven will be joined by heather watson, laura robson, jocelyn rae and katie swan. and the city of liver

olga from moscow, thank you for speaking to us. a girl who was actually held inside that school, just eight years old at the time, and she will speak to us after ten o'clock. on 6th november 2014, a young woman — cerys yemm — was murdered by matthew williams, a man with mental health and drug abuse issues who had been released from prison two weeks earlier. the case hit the headlines when it was wrongly dubbed the "cannibal" killing, because the owner of the hostel where it happened believed she'd seen williams eating his victim's face. whilst this later proved to be untrue, cerys' family say they were devastated to hear of the claims through social media and waited two and a half years to discover the truth. williams died after being tasered by police, but now the inquest into cery‘s death has finally concluded and her family believe that if it wasn't for failings in the support and supervision he receveived after leaving prison, she would still be alive. go was quirky, beautiful —— cerys was quirky, beautiful, and she had out qui

cause they called me on my phone and they were like yeah we're looking for the registered owner, olga. i'm like what? it was also 5 o'clock in the morning my time when i got that call. i think somebody took her. she's also a very friendly cat and she used to love to get into people's cars.">( marty ) possibly stolen -- or maybe boo-boo just hopped a ride.... it is still a mystery of exactly where the cat was for the last four years. warm trend continues. i have your full weather forecast straight ahead. (averi) coming up... a racist gesture has caused an outrage at an east bay high school. details next. áááábreakáááá honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. good morning. welcome to kron 4 news weekend. we're expecting a picture perfect weekend. good morning. i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us this morning. let's get t

olga's diner will soon be torn down.he site's developers have offered to salvage the sign after requests from people in the community who say it has nostalgic value. the next step to to check the condition -- step is to check the condition of the sign to see if it can be moved to another spot. >>> philadelphia is looking at having the nfl draft on the rocky steps, but the fun didn't top there. the top draft picks ran a football clinic for kids along the parkway. players giving pointers on passing, receiving, tackling, before some heard their names called on the stage at the art museum. >> i love that. giving back. >> important. wro roger goodell there checking out the town. >>> and former eagle quinton michael helped spread draft day excitement to children's hospital of philadelphia. he and the eagles cheerleaders showed off artistic flair by coloring and painting with the kids. they also played games with the youngsters and their families. good job. >>> a 10-year-old girl with cancer in chile is inspiring millions acros

russia, olga. >> thanks, ambassador. my name is olga. i'm with the russian news agency and i just two questions on syria. next week according to the program secret accounts will have a meeting on political issues. so how do you assess where the parties of the conflict now after all these meetings continue in geneva? the second question, the secretary of state last week in opera said the future of assad is up to seeing people to decide. so does it mean that use will accept the participation of assad in interactions? thank you. >> no, it doesn't mean that the u.s. will accept it. it's that we don't think people want assad in a market we don't think that is good to be summoned that the people want to have but we continue strongly condemn the actions of assad and what he is done, and he continues to be directly on our radar in terms of what he does w as well as the russian and iranian support of assad is concerning to us because when he is doing these things, he shouldn't be praised. he should be called out and as we think is very important.

olga ivshina is in moscow for us. she explained more about the ruling.ukraine. let me remind you that ukraine. let me remind you that ukraine accused russia of sponsoring terrorists by supplying finances and arms to pro—russian rebels in eastern ukraine. ukraine claims that russia shelled and bombed civilians and downed the mh17 jet in 2014. but the interim decision by the court says that ukraine failed to provide enough... failed to provide sufficient evidence. the decision on thatis sufficient evidence. the decision on that is negative. that is eastern ukraine, what about crimea? this pa rt ukraine, what about crimea? this part was successful for ukraine. the court ruled that russia must protect the rights of crimean tartars must provide opportunities for them to be represented in different institutions and must help them to retain their own ruling by the police. secondly court said russia must provide opportunities for crimean is to be educated in the ukrainian language. is very important for ukraine and ukraine's president, who said it is a very impo

olga's will soon be torn down. site's developers have offered to salvage the sign after requests from people in the community who say it has nostalgic value. township leaders say the next step to check the condition to see if the sign can be moved to another spot. >>> in atlantic county, spirit airlines is back serving atlantic city national airport. they resumed seasonal flights from boston and atlanta. spirit also added an additional roundtrip between atlantic city and orlando. the service runs through the summer. flights to and from atlanta will continue into the fall. >>> and today, governor tom wolf and penndot officials will celebrate the start of major construction on route 322 in delaware county. crews will widen a nearly seven-mile stretch of the highway from route 1 to just east of route 452. route 322 will go from two lanes to four in that area. a grass median will be added. >>> a montgomery county bridge is now shut down due to safety concerns. the fedders mill road bridge spans lower moreland and bryn

this was the town of santa olga, destroyed by wildfires, said to be the worst in the modern history of summer fires break out in australia, too, nearly 100 at one stage in february in new south wales, as record high temperatures produce catastrophic fire danger. in march, the weather takes a dramatic turn as cyclone debbie first hits queensland and then new south wales. floods follow and after its hottest summer, sydney has its wettest march in 20 years. now, viewed from a helicopter, something quite astonishing is unfolding california in february. car—swallowing sinkholes are appearing. there goes another. it is notjust cars disappearing. the ground is literally giving way as the state undergoes a remarkable transformation from drought, with a succession of storms and weather bombs bringing flooding rain. there is so much water that the overflow from this dam is needed for the first time in 50 years but it fails, leading to evacuations, with fears of unrestrained floodwater being sent downstream. in a world of changing climate and weather, some things change very little. like this wea

olga has travelled from her home under the separatist to collect her ukrainian pension.ld rather die than make this journey but i need to raise my grandchildren. my son has nojob. need to raise my grandchildren. my son has no job. many lives over the other side of the frontline. where separatist forces fighting ukraine are backed by russia. translation: i don't like what putin did here. ukraine used to be whole and undivided. he tells us life under the separatist couldn't be worse. but a woman interrupts. ukraine created this concentration camp. she says. under pressure from former ukrainian soldiers, who blocked rail lines, ukraine's government banned all commercial goods from the crossing. the former soldiers argued trade was funding the separatist army. so raw materials no longer travel across the frontline. on the other side, the separatist have seized ukrainian own minds. starting this factory in territory controlled by the ukrainian military of coal. the coal is turned into coke which is used to make steel. this is the largest coking plant in europe. but production

olga is in moscow. you have a distinguished former central bank governor president with you, francine. francine: i certainly do have a very distinguished guests, the former ecb president, now part of the group of 30 wisemen, jean-claude trichet. thank you for joining us. >> it is a pleasure to be with you. francine: we are seeing live tillerson'sscow, meeting with the foreign minister. markets are nervous about political concern, north korea, the french elections, russia and the u.s. can it impact the world economy? jean-claude: i think if this couple of uncertainty would be too long, it would certainly impact the world economy. but i expect that there would be some kind of stabilization, and we will see. i mean, it depends very much on the relationship between the u.s. and russia, at the present moment. isis should be the first enemy of both countries, and i have to say of the europeans also, is something which seems to be very much in the cards. so we will see. but in any case, it is very important th

cause they called me on my phone and they were like yeah we're looking for the registered owner, olga original owner of boo boo. i'm like what? it was also 5 o'clock in the morning my time when i got that call. i think somebody took her. she's also a very friendly cat and she used to love to get into people's cars.">(steve) maybe stolen -- or maybe the feline just hopped a ride.... it is still a mystery of exactly where the cat was for the last four years. .. (pam) a lot of people look forward to the day they can finally retire....(steve) today -- that day finally came for a in san francisco for one woman... about to turn 90 years old.(pam) kron4's jeff pierce was there. there was the obligatory cake and balloons and of course flowers but this was no ordinary retirement party. shirley edelson has worked at the office suppy store patrick and company in san francisco for thirty seven years, impressive but not particularly remarkable. what makes this celebration notable is that shirley will turn ninety in a few short months.i never thought about leaving i never ever thought about leaving

a professor there called olga perez feeble cox caught on camera saying this. >> it's an act of terrorism the most striking things for me is that the people committing the assault are among them. >> tucker: no bad deed goes unrewarded in a recent vote the faculty voted to name her faculty member of the year. what about the kid, his name is caleb o'neill, he's the one who recorded cox in class, he didn't make out so well. the school suspended him and said it if you wanted to return there he would have to write an apology. his suspension was reversed but only after he threatened a lawsuit. up next, colleges are already richer than many small countries into much more smug? why are they getting billions from the federal government every year. stay tuned for the numbers. i realize that ah, that $100k is not exactly a fortune. well, a 103 yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fo

olga was caught on camera saying this -- >> our nation is divided. it is an act of terrorism.f the most striking things for me and most people in my life is that the evil communities are among us. >> tucker: no bad deed goes unreported. orange coast faculty named her of the year. what about the kid, his name is caleb o'neill? the one who reported her in class. the school suspended him in february. he would have to write an apology. it was reversed but only after he threatened a lawsuit. up next, ivy league colleges are already richer at the end many countries and's more smug. why they are getting so much money from the government. g new. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well.

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olga's diner along route 73, will soon be torn down.te's developers have offered to salvage the sign after requests from people in the community who say that it has nostalgic value for them. township leaders say the next step is to check the condition of the sign to see if it can be removed to another -- moved to another location. >> been there for a long, long time. lot of memories to that diner. >>> 6:36. let's talk about the weather. >> you see it right there. looks great. >> i know. >> bill will elaborate. how's it looking? >> clearing quickly. look at the beautiful, sunny view from easton. the sun is up. temperatures never got cold overnight. a quick warmup during the day. that's easton. philadelphia seeing sunshine. 65 degrees. the clouds clear out, 79 degrees at lunchtime. into the 80s this afternoon. perfect day for the penn relays. 70 at 9:00. by lunchtime, 79. and into the low 80s for 3:00 and 6:00. the humidity stays low today. not so for tomorrow. 64 now in the suburbs. a beautiful day ahead. the rain is long gone from the s

olga, thank you.s that they say are from an islamic background. our correspondent is outside the hotel in dortmund were the monaco team are staying. news of these arrests coming in the last couple of hours. they have. i am a few minutes away from the hotel, at the stadium, because in the next couple of hours, fa ns because in the next couple of hours, fans will be here in the midst of this huge police operation, this ongoing investigation following the attack yesterday which the federal prosecutor's offers have confirmed two suspects have been arrested. we know about the two letters that were discovered, one found on the roadside six miles away from here by the police, which claims responsibility for an attack in berlin. they asked for an strikes against so—called islamic state in syria to stop otherwise they will target high—profile stars. there was a second letter posted online by an anti—far right group, which the police say is a hoax. let me show you the scene. the match will start $0011. you the

our moscow correspondent olga ivshina gave her reaction to rex tillerson.est accused russia of putting the edge down. moscow again just called for an independent investigation. this going back and forth for months. this might be the case again. russia would cause for international investigation, it would go back and forth for months. moscow is very interested in dialogue with washington. and ready for cooperation because russia has invested so much in its syrian campaign? and they want to remain... they need to find common language with washington. with me now is dr derek averre — from the centre for russia, european and eurasian studies. i hope you managed to get a few ideas as to what these two men were saying. what do you make of that press conference? i think it's a case of trying to repair the immediate state of the relationship. it was mentioned some measures have to be taken to assure what the media is calling deconfliction, in other words that american air strikes will not strike russians. that any type of russian action will not interfere with the

let's cross to olga livshin in moscow for the latest what reception is he likely to get from russiannsidering he wanted sanctions against moscow. interesting question. rex tillerson and vladimir putin know each other in person, but today vladimir putin has used harsh words to counter the words of rex tillerson and he said he basically accused the united states and presenting any evidence and also said that they know about possible provocations and use of more chemical weapons in syria in coming . . 72g by back pressure. the russian foreign under pressure. the russian foreign ministry have been different, they say they are hopeful and this might bea say they are hopeful and this might be a new page in bilateral negotiations and this means russia is eager to increase the stakes, but they really want to reach the agreement and syria because they have invested so much in this campaign. —— on syria. have invested so much in this campaign. -- on syria. thanks for joining us. speaking after the g7 summit, the boris johnson denied he had suffered a defeat. he's been speaking to our diplomati

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from the european court of human rights, olga? ruling to happen, and the response from the russian minister of justice happen, and the response from the russian minister ofjustice came quite quickly. to sum up, they disagree with the decision of the european court of human rights. they say that they would appeal the ruling. they say that the ordinance presented by the european court of human rights were unacceptable, inappropriate, and they do not correspond to the evidence provided by the russian side. they undermine that comey you know, the russian side has sent their evidence, their response and facts mentioned by the european court of human rights, they are called insufficient by the russian minister ofjustice. are called insufficient by the russian minister of justice. and they underline the european judges can't imagine what the situation was like in beslan. this basically tells us like in beslan. this basically tells us that russia is not going to agree with the ruling. this was underlined today by the kremlin spokesman. al