omar is here along with greg, who follows cases like these.mar, what did you write about micro aggressions? >> it was really tame satire. my dad, who might disagree with me politically said, that was classy. so these people, the fact that what they, that they reacted so intoably what i wrote serves ironically. john: how knows what a micro aggression is. explain what is going on. >> micro aggression is paper cut. someone might look at you strangely. someone might mispronounce your name. you're trying hard to do that. point it can be anything. can be anything the princeton started something, tiger micro aggressions. no one is allowed to tell anyone else what is micro aggression, and what isn't. if you're oaf phonedded you play the victim card and certain power. john: this is glowing movement? >> you have a right not to be offended ad confirmed in every possible way. we made it very difficult to talk about anything on college campuses. we come up with theory after theory to actually shut down, rather than facilitate debate. john: omar, in your ar

amy: that is omar barghouti speaking at yale university.almost did not make it to the award ceremony. last month, israeli police arrested him over alleged tax evasion, seizing his passport and for bidding him from leaving the country. ms. really court temporarily lifted the travel ban because of tremendous outcry ash at least, people thought it was because of that. omar barghouti joins us now, what could be his last trip to the united states. welcome to democracy now! can you explain what has happened to you, what you had so much trouble coming back into the united states? you are both in israeli citizen and a number can citizen, a u.s. citizen? >> no, i'm neither a u.s. citizen nor an israeli citizen. as a refugee,an, the son of refugees, i permanent residence in israel and a citizen of jordan. latestt talk about the phase of israel's repression against me because i am under a gag order. so i will have to skip the details on that. but we have to put it in context. about a year ago, israel established a trusting unit, which openly aimed at

omar and his mother aliya have invited me for breakfast.ut the future, but there is one thing that brings him hope. we are on our way to pick up his two daughters from school. like so many parents he refused to allow is to educate his children, so this is the girls‘ first week back in school and they are pretty excited about it. this is overwhelming, it is really overwhelming to see. to see the kids are smiling, it is the end of the school day for the girls and the boys. so they seem jubilant. it could be a special moment for the kids here because normal life maybe is back again for them. a kind of quietness, it is something new for them, it is a new start. the whole neighbourhood seems energised by the school's reopening. i finally meet malak, omar‘s ten—year—old daughter. for the past week i have come to understand the relief of being free from is and the new challenges my hometown faces. my friends omar and karim might be uncertain about what is ahead, but seeing these young girls back in school i know there is at least some hope for the

tom, es un sargento mayor retirado, y omar, un ex bombero.la mejor hora para buscar pitones. algo vieron los cazadores, el vehÍculo se detuvo y omar lanzÓ para escudriÑar la maleza. encontraron otra serpiente. o mar la sujetÓ protegido con un guante pero el reptil se defendiÓ y lanzó su veneno. los cazadores lograron ver cinco serpientes nativas. esto quiere decir que las pitones estÁn afuera y el reto para ellos es verlas y cazarla. revisaron otra en la carretera, fueron 10 en total, pero ninguna era pitÓn. algo le pasÓ a juan en el ojo, tal vez sin querer se pasÓ por la cara el guante con rastros de veneno. >> no puedo ver nada con el ojo. vilma: ya era hora de regresar, las esquivas pitones no se dejaron ver esta vez. para a inicio de semana en este mismo lugar, omar logrÓ cazar esta de mÁs de nueve pies. >> cuando la logrÉ sacar completa, medÍa mÁs de nueve pies. ilia: hyundai y kia llamaran a revisiÓn automóviles en estados unidos que tienen un problema en la detenciÓn. quÉdese con nosotros, al regresar, en hong kong, r se disfrazaron il

omar el papel le llegÓ como un milagro, por primera vez en 174 aÑos, el joven que tendrÍa el protagÓnicoa y media, cargando un tronco de 88 libras por los senderos del cerro de la estrella. el recorrido cargando la cruz es 2 millas. dura 2 horas y termina en este punto. >>> normalmente cuento interpreta a jesÚs tiene 4 meses para el enfrentamiento fÍsico y preparaciÓn del personaje, que omar tiene que hacerlo en mitad de tiempo ademÁs el joven de 27 aÑos tiene que ensayar con el elenco, memorizar sus parlamentos a contrarreloj. en la ciudad de mÉxico, isa osorio noticias telemundo. >>> asÍ llegamos al final, gracias por el privilegio joe de su tiempo, buenas noches - necesito que me pague el seguro del carro, el carro, la escuela, la renta; aparte, la leche del niÑo, doctora. - estÁ quemada, doctora. ella es asÍ: intensa, loca. - porque Él cometiÓ una locura, una locura... que usted no podrÍa entender. - ¿quÉ fue lo que el hizo? - se auto metiÓ preso, ¡se encarcelÓ este hombre! para no estar al lado mÍo, doctora. - cuando yo llego a mi casa, me encuentro a esta sinvergÜenza instalada en

omar: hay muchas fuentes de contaminaciÓn en esta comunidad. tenemos mucho tiempo en la lucha.es conocido como un premio nobel por el medio ambiente. felicidades! javier: seguimos con mÁs programaciÓn y con mÁs noticias a la vuelta de la pausa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. esta viral!! la honestidad de carolina:estoy viral, honestidad de un hispano que devolviÓ un cheque por mÁs de 600 $ y recibiÓ una recompensa de 14.000 $. javier:sergio juÁrez se quedÓ sin casa al quedarse sin trabajo. carolina: sergio nos acompaÑa vÍa telefÓnica. recibiste tu recompensa, en vez de 600, tienes 14.000. quÉ mÁs hacer con ese dinero? sergio: encontrar en donde vivir, y estoy buscando trabajo para empezar mi vida de nuevo. javier: nunca se te ocurriÓ quedarte con eso? sergio:no, yo soy de rosarito y me enseÑaron siempre ser honesto y respetar la propia de la gente es muy importante para nosotros. de verdad que nunca pensÉ en eso. carolina:cuÁl fue tu reacciÓn y llegas a la casa de esta seÑora a devolverlo? sergio:pensÉ que si me querÍa que me enseÑarÁ una identificaciÓn para esta

the suspect was apparently khalid mohammed omar ali. he was known to the police.mily. what you saw today and yesterday is police preventing a terrorist attack, which is important because when a person gets to the point of blowing themselves up or shooting people it's too late, we willjust have victims. what we need to do is what we saw, police intervening before the attack happens. this has been a traumatic period for londoners. memories are still fresh of the five people killed in the attack near parliamentjust a few weeks ago and now it seems the police are uncovering many more alleged plots in the capital. the us secretary of state rex tillerson has said there could be catastrophic consequences if the world does not act together to force north korea to abandon its nuclear programmes. mr tillerson made the comments while chairing a special meeting of the un security council in new york. he urged countries to take steps to further isolate north korea, and said using military force could not be ruled out. all options for responding to future provocation must be on

khalid mohammed omar ali is 27.m, north london. he was arrested after being stopped and searched in what police called an intelligence—led operation, which included a tip—off from family members. it is very difficult for the police and security services, as hard as they work, to keep ahead of the terrorist threat. they depend hugely on cooperation from the public. there are many cases in which the first leads have been given by the public and those leads have led to developed intelligence. that is the way in which terrorists are caught. this afternoon, police could be seen at a north london property linked to ali, where forensics officers were searching the garden. seven years ago, he was involved in a controversial convoy delivering aid to gaza. tonight, he's still in custody but has not yet been charged. it has been another incredibly busy week for scotland yard's counterterrorism command and showed the range of things they now have to do, intelligence gathering, stopping subjects in the street with armed officers

texas elections could go back under federal oversight. >> pelley: omar villafranca, thanks. nine-year-old boy shot in his classroom is recovering well, according to his family. fe monday, a gunman in san bernardino, california, shot his estranged wife who was a teacher, but he hit two children as well. the teacher and one student died. tae gunman committed suicide. the violence recalled the horror at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. ea's been four years since 20 first graders and six educatores were murdered. recently, "60 minutes" returned to newtown to speak with parents who can never move on but are finding ways to move forward. among them, david and francine wheeler who lost their son, ben. a parent who has lost a child has one fear left-- the end of remembering. and so many of the families have created projects that introduce their child to new people. ben wheeler now lives in the work of ben's lighthouse. his mother, francine, creates service projects for newtown kids. >> what a wonderful way to honor him and continue to be his parents. >> pelley:

government sanctioned kidnapping of the cleric omar. under president bush's program, the rendition program, omar was snatched from milan italy and flown to egypt where he said he was tortured. the evidence was weak. omar was released. but susi said she is still reliving a night mare. the trump administration including mike -- she said she must still return to italy and likely testify before their government. >> several members have been pushing the italian intelligent services for release and declassification of documents related to this case. >> will that be damaging? >> i think it will be damaging for world countries, because at this point right now, italy, the previous prime minister ramsey asserted state secrets over everything italian, and in the u.s. everything is classified. >> reporter: the interview with brett bayer earlier today the italian prime minister was asked ab her case. he said as far as the italians are concerned he believes the issues have been resolved entirely. there seems to be daylight on the issue. >> sandra: we

it's understood that a terror suspect arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali, who'sd originally from north london. britain's economic growth slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. in the next hour: the cancer drugs fund condemned as a huge waste of money. a study finds that it wasted more than a billion pounds of public money. less than a fifth of its drugs helped patients. cycling's three—day tour de yorkshire is underway, the peloton heading from bridlington to scarborough. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a breast surgeon has been convicted of intentionally wounding patients by performing "completely unnecessary" operations. ian paterson, who's 59, was found guilty of 20 charges in total, relating to nine women and one man. police say his victims felt that the surgeon enjoyed "playing god". and one former patient outside court said she felt mutilated. dominic hughes reports. surgeon ian paterson. well—liked and trusted by patients facing the frightening prospect of breast cancer — but for some of them it was an

plans to talk to both of them. >> pelley: omar villafranca, thank you.oming up next on the cbs evening news, remarkable results from a new cancer treatment. cancer treatment. staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. don't let dust and allergens and life's beautiful moments. flonase allergy relief delivers more complete relief. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause all your symptoms, including nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. flonase is an allergy nasal spray that works even beyond the nose. so you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. my belly pain i could build a small city with all the over-the-counter products i'v

khalid mohammed omar ali is 27.rseas, and went to school in tottenham, in north london. he was arrested after being stopped and searched in what police called an intelligence—led operation, that included a tip—off from family members. it is very difficult for the police and the security services, as hard as they work, to keep ahead of the terrorist threat. they depend hugely on cooperation from the public. there are many cases in which the first leads have been given by the public, and those leads have led to developed intelligence. that is the way in which terrorists are caught. this afternoon, police could be seen at a north london property linked to ali, where forensics officers were searching the garden. seven years ago, he was involved in a controversial convoy delivering aid to gaza. tonight, he is still in custody, but has not yet been charged. the isle of wight‘s conservative mp andrew turner has announced he will not be standing at the general election, following reports he told a group of sixth—formers tha

it's understood that the man arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali who's 27 andginally from north london. we'll have the very latest live on both those stories — also this lunchtime. britain's economy slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. a fund set up to improve access to cancer drugs in england has been condemned by researchers as a huge waste of money. sergeant alexander blackman, the foil —— former royal marine jailed for shooting dead a taliban member in afghanistan, has been released from prison. and vauxhall has been severely criticised by mps over the way it dealt with a number of fires with it zafira b model. and coming up in the sport on bbc news. the arsenal manager arsene wenger believes the only way to completely stop players betting would be to ban gambling altogether. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. police say they've foiled an active terrorist plot after carrying out an armed raid in north—west london. a female suspect was shot during the operation and is in a serious but stable con

it's understood that the man arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali, who's 27 andginally from north london. britain's economy slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. also, love in the next hour— a study finds that the fund — which was one of david cameron's hour— flagship policies, wasted more than a billion pounds of public money. less tha n less than a fifth of its drugs helped patients. they're off! cycling's three—day tour de yorkshire get‘s underway this lunchtime. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. ian paterson breast surgeon has been convicted of intentionally wounding patients by performing "completely unnecessary" operations. let's go over to nottingham. we do today's verdict will help the victims move on with their lives and start to recover from what has happened to them. it has been seen in court that ian paterson hasn't shown any remorse for the terrible things that his son. he's really damaged the trust that the public heard in the set health service and with health professionals. we hope never to see

and omar villafranca has more on this. >> reporter: 86-year-old floyd carrier served his country in the army. but in 2012 he wasn't allowed to do his civic duty. he was denied the right to vote at the polling place near his beaumont, texas home. >> you felt like you weren't a citizen. >> i wasn't a citizen no more. i wasn't. >> reporter: carrier says he wasn't allowed to vote because of a voter i.d. law passed in texas in 2011 which required one of seven types of approved picture i.d.s to cast a ballot. for more than 50 years carrier had used his veterans administration card that had no picture, but suddenly it wasn't enough. in 2012 federal judges ruled that the law violated the voting rights act, but republican lawmakers fought repeatedly in federal court to keep the law in place, saying it prevented in-person voter fraud. but again this week a federal judge ruled that the law was unexplainable on grounds other than race. jenae nelson is with the naacp legal defense fund. >> this new strict requirement is based on an idea that there is voter fraud in texas, and we've debunked that man

al ain went on the attack and got another one after half time captain omar abdulrahman‘s brilliant soloot his second and the uae team's third of the game sending them to the top of the table. so that means with one game remaining three teams can qualify with only the top two progressing. at present it's al ain who take the lead after their victory with al ahli second and a point further back zob ahan. in group d bottom of the table al wahda of the uae stunned second placed al rayyan winning 5—1 at home despite the visitors taking an early lead. after that it was all one way traffic though with sebastian tagliabue putting the match beyond doubt with less than 20 minutes to go when he scored this individual effort and just to make sure khalil ibrahim al hammadi added a fifth to leave the qatari's al rayyan on the end of a big defeat much to the disgust of their manager michael laudrup. al hilal booked their place in the knockout phase as ramon diaz's side drew 0—0 against newly crowned iranian champions persepolis. both teams had plenty of chances throughout the game but it was the side f

john owen came and decided to take omar home with him. so he is living with the owen family and they quickly realized how intelligent of a man he is. other scholars to come speak with him in arabic, and he has conversations with them and they said he is one of the most well spoken gentleman that we have talked to from that area. when we received the collection we saw that there were some of his original writing. this is the journal of his wrote ineliza, and he her journal in arabic, so there is still some of his writing that exists. this is particular interesting because he was born around 1770 comes of this writing is probably from around 1830, and the family cap these and passed them along. there were a lot of legends that spread about him. a lot of people thought he was a prince, some people called him and from what i understand he did not dissuade them from believing in these legends. a lot of people don't realize that wilmington does have a claim to fame with the .resident woodrow wilson's father was a presbyterian minister, and he s

texas elections could go back under federal oversight. >> omar villafranca, thanks. >>> a 9-year-old boy shot in his classroom is recovering well, according to his family. on monday a gunman in san bernardino, california shot his estranged wife, who was a teacher, but he hit two children as well. the teacher and one student died. the gunman committed suicide. the violence recalled the horror at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. it's been four years since 20 first-graders and six educators were murdered. recently "60 minutes" returned to newtown to speak with parents who can never move on but are finding ways to move forward. among them david and francine wheeler, who lost their son ben. a parent who has lost a child has one fear left. the end of remembering. and so many of the families have created projects that introduce their child to new people. ben wheeler now lives in the work of ben's lighthouse. his mother, francine, creates service projects for newtown kids. >> what a wonderful way to honor him and continue to be his parents. >> continue to be his parents.

quiero hacer pÚblico mire lax con don omar. no sean mal pensado.alla del trabajo y nosotras nos quedamos, mira, wow!. >>> quÉ chevere tener este junte. >>> a mÍ me encanta. >>> estÁ listo para salir y presentar ese bebÉ mucho Éxito, ivy mucho exito don omar. >>> otra vez, siguen los mensajes. ¿quÉ piensan? estÁ lejos de la televisiÓn, a 0 she se, es la foto de camila sodi dando mucho que hablar. la chica publicÓ la foto en redes sociales se ve usando una camiseta que dice te amaba y me chin... ahÍ estÁ y bueno, y aunque la chica asegurÓ que las fotos no es para nadie en especÍfico. no vayan a inventar historias. es entre chiste entre hermanitas inocente y casual. todos los fanÁticos juran y pero juran que el mensaje es directo a chicharito. >>> pero uno ama en tan poco tiempo. >>> puede ser que ames. pero ella dice que culpa a los medios, que nosotros fuimos lo que rompimos esa relaciÓn y anda poniendo esas cosas. >>> dice que no habla de una vida privada o cantas una canciÓn como la que canto, es muy difÍcil que la gente no le pregunte. porque ell

the bay area wife of the shooter in the orlando massacre has been charged with aiding her husband, omar mateen as well as obstruction of justice, noor salman entered a not guilty plea. prosecutors said she knew about her husband's plans for the attack. >>> president donald trump praised nato today. during his campaign, president donald trump questioned whether united states participation in the military aligns was worth the development but today, the president declared that nato is no longer obsolete. they stressed that more partners are contributing financially. >> if other countries pay their fair share instead of relying on the united states, we will all be much more secure and our partnership will be made that much stronger. >>> president donald trump is set to go to brussels next month for a nato conference in his first foreign trip as president. >> secretary of state rex tillerson met with vladimir putin today. they discussed areas of common ground. but the syrian chemical attack against their own people changed the dynamic as russia continues to defend the legitimate si of bashar

omar chÁvez se llevÓ la victoria por como tÉcnico. tenemos que esperar.s vegas. hasta aquÍ con un contexto deportivo. ♪ estrella jalisco. una cerveza tradicional mexicana, con un origen lleno de historia. y un sabor puro y refrescante. estrella jalisco. por puro gusto. dÍas despejados temperaturas cÁlidas que llegaran a los 90. mientras que para el este de la bahÍa, la ciudad de auckland, vamos a tener temperaturas muy similares, no tan cÁlidas. temperaturas mÍnimas que llegaran los 53 f. es el pronÓstico extendido en su noticiero cine semana . continuamos . si tiene una historia que reportÓ comunÍquese con nosotros tambiÉn por correo electrÓnico. si se le hace mÁs fácil, con esto de la tecnologÍa, estÁn nuestras redes sociales estamos bajo univisiÓn 14. bueno, aprovecho para que no se pierda el festival del 5 de mayo en la ciudad de san josÉ. invitan a festejar en compaÑÍa de toda la comunidad maÑana domingo 30 de abril. allÍ estaremos sus compaÑerosmarÍa leticia gÓmez gracias, buenas noches. fÉlix: sÁbado 29 de abril y estas son las principales noticias

omar? omar: wake up early. steve: got to wake up early. play. they gonna play.

cbs's omar villa fran contact has the latest. >> reporter: jody watched as the pick up driver plowede in the van carrying senior citizens returning from a church seminar. killing 13 on board. >>> everything was like in slow motion when they hit the bus. >> reporter: he told us by phone when he ran up to the truck, the driver, 20 year-old jack deyoung was injured but alive. >>> he said i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i was texting. i said son do you realize what you just did? he just said i'm sorry. >> reporter: he and his girlfriend had followed young for more than 20 miles, before the deadly wreck, and made this frantic call to the real county sheriff's department. >>> i'm following this guy, he is in a white dodge, he is all over the road, both side, somebody need to stop this guy >> reporter: they took pictures and recorded young as several cars swerved out of the truck's path. >>> he will hit somebody orr kill his own dam self. >> reporter: lone survivor of the bus is in critical condition. the driver of the truck is in stable condition. ntsb plans to talk to both of them. omar villafranca

omar: sin que haya riesgos y no nos interrumpan las funciones.ela en exclusiva a que es lo que hace para tener todo en su lugar. ninel:pesas, cardiovascular, vitaminas, aminoÁcidos, de todo. reportera: ha aprendido a darle su tiempo y espacio a cada cosa. ninel: tratÓ de organizarme y calidad de tiempo y con un equipo de trabajo que me apoye. orlando: tengo noticias de maluma, me dijeron que no dijera pero el viernes tenemos una gran sorpresa. dame un poco mÁs de mÚsica y nos vamos bailando con "despierta amÉrica". ah no? adelante muchachos. francisca: quÉdese con nosotros porque a continuaciÓn josÉ luis rodrÍguez le abriÓ su corazón a paola gutiÉrrez sobre su salud y le hablÓ de su nuevo disco que lo ha hecho regresar como un triunfador. ademÁs ricardo arjona, hablÓ sin pelos en la lengua y revelÓ detalles que nunca habÍa contado de su vida. no se puede imaginar el secreto que me dijo, que lo voy a contar pero mÁs adelante. lourdes: mÁs adelante, amigos, "despierta amÉrica" te ayuda. juan rivera te dice cÓmo reaccionar cuando usted o un familiar

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omar villafranc ac bs evening news, dal a. >>> authorities arrested, three people in connection with this massive fire on interstate 85 in atlanta that caused a portion of the highway there to collapse. authorities still have not said how or why the raging fire started, but it has shut down a major highway that passes right through that city work to replace this section of the damaged highway is expect to take several months. >>> that story in atlanta brought back 21 year-old memory of the infamous tire fire that shut down i-95 here at home. many people in the philadelphia area do remember march 16th 1996 when an eight alarm blaze at an illegal, tire dump in port richmond caused a shut down of the one of the cities main arteries for several weeks. portions were closed for months. seven teens were charged with arson in the philadelphia case and a used tire dealer was sentenced to prison and forced to pay millions of dollars in fines. >>> well, parking in philadelphia may soon take more out of your wallet. the philadelphia parking authority board has approved a new budget that includes

she is charged with aiding and abetting her husband omar mateen, who is responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in your's history. >>> president donald trump is set to meet with the secretary general of nato on the campaign trail. then candidate trump was critical of nato, calling the alliance obsolete. the president and the secretary general the hold a joint press conference in about an hour. they are expected to discuss the recent chemical weapons attack in syria and the administration commitment to the alliance. >>> the secretary of state and his russian counterpart met today. president donald trump is trying to get russian president vladimir putin to cut ties with syria's dictator. crop -- craig boswell reports. >> reporter: said tillerson and sergei lavrov shook hands and then traded sober opening remarks. >> to further clarify, areas of sharp difference, so that we can better understand why these differences exist. >> reporter: the conflict in syria is one of the biggest risks, with russia calling the missile strike from u.s. in response to the chemical attack in syria unlaw

--est acusada de ayudar y alentar a su esposo ''omar mateen'' quien mat a tiros a 49 personas en el interiordel club nocturno... --''salman'' estuvo viviendo con su familia en rodeo, california, desde que ocurri la tragedia... lorena --el fbi se uni a la investigacin de la desaparicin de una estudiante de yuba city. la mam de "alycia yeoman" cree que su hija fue secuestrada. --"alycia " desapareci la semana pasada, y video de vigilancia muestra su auto entrando a un dique. --el coche fue encontrado ahi el dia siguiente. investigadores indicaron que la madre recibi mensajes de texto diciendo que "alycia " est viva y fue secuestrada. pero los oficiales no pudieron rastrear la fuente. topvo cesar ---queremos que usted nos de su punto de vista sobre esta tema a traves de nuestra pregunta del dia.. --- cmo protege usted a sus hijos de este tipo de crmenes? cont. lorena ---para participar vaya a nuestra pagina de facebook/telemun do 48 y su respuesta podria ser compartida al final del noticiero... ---y no olvide de ir a telemundo48.com donde podr conocer ms sobre el tema de nuestra pregunta del di

--''noor salman'' es acusada de ayudar e instigar a su esposo "omar mateen"...io durante la balacera.. --''salman'', quien regres a vivir al area de la bahia despues de la masacre, esta bajo custodia hoy en la carcel de santa rita en ''dublin''.. blanca-intro --el aÑo pasado mas de mil 600 personas participaron en el dia de la ciudadania que ofreci el condado de santa clara dejando en claro el interes de nuestra comunidad sobre este tema, y dado el actual clima politico mas organizaciones se han unido a la causa que se llevara a cabo este fin de semana. pkg :01 :18 pkg ---siren, caridadades catolicas, cet, el colegio de san jose y muchas entidades mas colaboraran en el vigesimo septimo dia de la ciudadania en el que mas de 150 voluntarios expertos en el tema migratorio, daran asistencia a inmigrantes que tengan dudas o necesiten orientacion sobre su situacion legal en este pais. sot-david campos- condado de santa clara 01:31 "en el condado de santa clara ahorita tenemos 190 mil personas que son residentes legales y como residentes legales califican para converti

30 minutes after the first shot fire 28 victims were pulled to safety and over the next two hours omar mateen fires rounds at s.w.a.t. members before they finally kill him. the orlando police chief says he is proud of the way his officers responded to the massacre. >>> still ahead another check of the forecast for you as we look live outside. sky 6 hd showing you the jersey shore. and a pretty picture from cape may. melissa magee has the update from accuweather for the weekend. y1we5y yi0y >>> ready or not tax day is next tuesday and for the millions of americans that juggle two jobs or more there are several tips they should know before filing. rebecca jarvis reports now with expert advice. >> reporter: whether your side gig is for a rainy day fund or more like an addition to a full-time career. uncle sam will want his share. >> uber, airbnb. we see a lot more people getting into the new gig economy. >> and what people forget is that you have to pay taxes on that income. if you are working the second shift for a business. it's simple your employer deducts withholding taxes from the pa

noor salman was being held in the santa rita jail in dublin on charges of helping her husband omar mateen plan the attack that killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub last june. salman was arrested at her parents' home in rodeo in january. she pleaded not guilty to charges but has agreed to return to florida to stand trial. >>> another spring storm is taking the bay area, will be here shortly. roberta is in the weather center with what to expect. >> it's a two-day storm and it's fast-moving and as it now enters the bay area, these are all the prefrontal rains that are running in advancement of the main event itself. but you can see the scattered light precipitation from vallejo all the way to san jose. the other side of the story happens to be the very gusty winds right now out of the south at 10 in redwood city. not so bad but these winds will continue to increase as the day wears on. about 10 to 20 and then by the tail end of the evening commute, 20 to 30 miles an hour. overnight gusts over 65 miles per hour. so we look at all the red, that's the warning for the gustiest winds, the blue

and they call him abu omar. this is a very educated person, he speaks five languages, he studied medicine, five years of medicine in spain. he inherited a great wealth from his parents and that his house was a big house, one of the richest, very wealthy people of aleppo. mister omar has a very strong inclination to collect old and vintage cars, especially american made ones from the '40s and '50s. and he talked to us about how he lost everything now and how he's willing to restart again from ashes. how a 70-year-old man that he is willing to go back again and reopen his firm and to restore his house and to fix his cars that he calls, they are injured and they are crying now, weeping and we went also upstairs to the master bedroom. and when we were there, we could barely put our work amongst the rubble there inside. and we asked him, he's still living there, he's still sleeping amongst the rubble. it's amazing, i couldn't believe. yusef, the videographer, asked him, the phonograph is still operating? he said well

the man's name was kalid omar. that child is alive today, but omar is not.s killed in an air strike in august. so far the white helmets have rescued more than 78,000 people, and this week they were given an award by refugee international. joining me, her majesty, queen noor of jordan who presented that award to the white helmets. nice to see you. >> very nice to see you. thank you for sharing those moving pictures and also the statements of the first daughter. very true words. >> it's interesting to see her jump into this and sort of take a position that has seemed very different than what her father has said. >> i don't know about that, but i do know that what she said is true. it is a global humanitarian crisis, and over 60 million refugees and displaced people -- you referred to idps, internally displaced people in syria. often they're forgotten. the focus is on those who have sought refuge in other countries like jordan. >> i didn't mean to say her father is unkind to the refugees, just that he has the whole issue here in the united states. tell me about

office is currently moving her to orlando where she's going to face charges of aiding her husband, omar, in planning last year's pulse nightclub massacre. she was arrested at her family's home in january and held in jail in dublin ever since. >>> new this morning, two women and five cats had to be rescued from a burning home in san francisco's glen park neighborhood this morning. the one-alarm blaze broke out at 8:45 near randall. the women and cats suffered smoke inhalation. the cats were rescued, given oxygen by firefighters. this is video shot by a neighbor. all are expected to be okay. firefighters brought the fire under control in a half hour. >>> happening now, search underway for a missing woman in san jose. there's the picture of her. she's considered at risk. she is 67 and suffers from dementia. the family is worried about her. police say nobody saw her leave her house yesterday. she typically walks, and goes campbell and home. so far, no signs of her. she was seen wearing a black or gray sweater with black pants. >>> new this morning after weeks of digging in, nunes removed hi

take sot 1 omar vsquez organizador "nos agobia que simplemente a pesar de ser los más trabajadores enmo delincuentes. y encima quieran crear bases y programas para poder tener datos para criminalizarnos a los inmigrantes" cont. vo/david vásquez agregó que en su totalidad cerca de 300 negocios cerrarán sus puertas por segundo año consecutivo este lunes primero de mayo. pero además del paro laboral, otros partidarios pretenden no llevar a sus hijos a las aulas escolares... pero no todos están de acuerdo... escuchemos... take sot 2 sergio gonzlez residente de san jos "es muy diferente cerrar un negocio a decir 'pos ahora no los vamos a mandar a la escuela para seguir apoyando. al rato va hacer otra cosa que realmente nos perjudique directamente" elida blancas residente de san jos "para mi si...yo no mandé a mis hijos la otra vez. ni tampoco compre nada ni fui a las tiendas, ni trabaje. y en eso, yo apoyé" cont. vo/david los organizadores de este boycot. aseguraron que las personas tienen el derecho de manifestarse. pero sugieren hablar con sus empleadores o en este caso, autoridades esco

. --" omar palencia" resulto ser el inspirado artesano que desde mexico, traia mentafetaminas en pasta cubiertos con piezas de azulejos rojos y alucinantes... es que con toda esa droga como no! bite segn alguaciles, en mexico convirtieron la mentafetamina en liquido para volverla jarrones, adornados con pequeÑos cuadrados de vidriopara convertirlo en una herposa pieza de alfareria. -- y para que... pero los narcotraficantes debieron tomar curso de ceramica, porque hasta bonitos le quedaron. --que opina usted de tanto talento y creatividad para hacer lo malo? bite --44 libras de la codiciada droga era parte de los jarrones y los mas sorprendente aun, logro ingresar a florida.. --pero " palencia" fue capturado por agentes encubiertos cuando buscaba alguien que le volviera a convertir los articulos en mentafetaminas, para que muchos adictos tuvieran su viaje... pero el unico viajero fue el, a prision... se le cayo al estanteria con vasijas y todo, debido a la treta de los agentes... --porque como dicen por ah, mas te enseÑan los engaÑos, que los mismos aÑos. angel --ahora el consuelo del

leading figures of terrorism like osama bin laden, mullah omar, mullah ahmad mansoor they lived in pakistan, and they died in pakistan. so it goes to show where the heart of terror is. (crowd cheering and yelling) (rapid machine gun fire) (speaking in foreign language) - [narrator] the taliban, analysts say, may have links to pakistan's spy agency known as the inter-services intelligence, or isi. - i think isi has had a strong relationship with the taliban. the details of that have never been completely clear or proven, but they have the support that they have. - there are some of our leaders that believed that there was a direct linkage. in fact, not just a direct linkage, but operational guidance and maybe even operational support for certain of the taliban. you could see potentially how that could be the case, by watching the taliban operate. i could never tell if there was a direct linkage, but i had to assume that they were getting support from somewhere. - the taliban is of different parts, and some have some kind of passing relationship with isi. and the idea that the isi can kind of

omar vzquez residente de san jos es admirable lo que estas personas estn haciendo dedicando prcticamente el 100 % de su tiempo para apoyar a los inmigrantes para motivarlos a que salgan de la oscuridad a luchar por sus derechos. german fusado residente de san jos no todos podemos ayudar de esa manera pero es magnfico lo que estn haciendo, un orgullo hispano tag la prxima parada de la caravana ser en fresno y una vez lleguen a mxico se devolvern hasta los ngeles para participar en las marchas del primero de mayo. reportando en vivo desde san jos, melissa hernandez noticiero telemundo 48 lorena --- una fianza millonaria le impusieron a un hombre de pinole acusado de agredir sexualmente a varias menores de edad... cesar --el estuvo varios aÑos vinculado a las escuelas de "west contra costa"... ---pilar niÑo fue hasta una de ellas en "el sobrante", y tiene los detalles sobre el caso... ;01 banner 01;09 justin 01;36 marcus 01;50 number pkg el es ruben gonzales de 60 anos de edad y enfrenta una fianza de 47 millones de dolares... esta siendo acusado de agredir sexualmente en su casa en pinole,

asi se declaro la viuda de "omar mateen", autor de la masacre en un club gay en orlando, florida... -or obstruccion de justicia y complicidad con su esposo quien abrio fuego en el club "pulse" matando a 49 personas. --- fiscales aseguran que "salman" sabia de los planes de su esposo de abrir fuego en la discoteca y no hizo nada para detenerlo... vo lorena -- las exportaciones mexicanas a los estados unidos podrian establecer un record durante el primer aÑo de gobierno del presidente trump, a pesar de sus promesas de eliminar el tratado de comercio conocido como "nafta" y la construccion del muro en la frontera. -- a mas de cuatro meses despues de la eleccion del presidente trump, la produccion y exportacion de autos aumento en 36 por ciento. vo lorena -- una pareja neo-zelandesa fue rescatada en la costa huatulco, en oaxaca, tras naufragar por once dias. -- intentaban navegar hasta alaska pero tras una falla en el motor, su velero qued a la deriva y fue hallado por pescadores de la zona. -- la pareja, ambos de mas de 70 aÑos, recibi atencin medica y se encuentra en buen estado de salu

noor is charged with aiding and abetting her husband omar mateen. the gunman was responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >>> the trump administration appears to be taking a hard- line after a chemical weapons attack in syria. 86 people were killed more than half of them women and children. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen following the story for us. >> reporter: president trump says his feelings towards syria's president have changed in the wake of the attack. and at the u.n. today there were harsh words for those who the u.s. claim allowed it to happen. >> we saw rows of lifeless bodies, some still in diapers. >> reporter: the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, held these pictures at the security council today standing just feet away from the representative of russia a country the u.s. claims is protecting a mass murderer. >> how many more children have to die before russia cares? >> reporter: she said the united states is running out of patience with the united nations where russia uses its veto power on