one was omar and the other was osama bin ladin.hey essentially knew were omar wawas but not bin laden. omar had a house on the outskirts of kandahar that osama bin laden had built for him and the cia had these predator drones that arose circling over it. on the night of october 7 when the war began, they sent a predator with missiles t to tryo strike omar. the book describes this keystone cop evening where they lost tracack of him, argued about whether they should shoot at him or not. amy: explain why mohammed omar was so important. folks he was the american televangelist of the end quesestion leader -- ,lose he was the emir taliban the unquestioned leader. it was the government of afghanistan. ire,e,'s authority was absolute with the ministers that he consulted with, but it was ultimately his decision. the bush administration told him, we're notot necessarily determined to go to war with you . if you will give us osama bin laden, maybe we can work with you about other arrangements. and some of omar's advisers said, look, it is not

, business are omar. >> omar. >> you are, of course. >> let me separate you two. omar fridays boston. he is a huge patriots fan. omar, how is that possible. >> first i had to park my car. >> what was the question. >> you are a patriots fan. question is, why are you a patriots fan. >> i i am because by birth i am a winner and we breed winners all over new england. >> get on it of here. >> get out of my face, omar. >> you were not supposed to come to work for two weeks. >> are you feeling it for sunday. >> i'm feeling it. it is all here. every time i replay the beat down, in philly of minnesota. >> yes. >> it just feels like our year , dude. we are most physical team in football. >> i love it. >> pretty boy tom brady cannot handle it. >> all philly here in minneapolis, dude, i'm hungry, brother. we're cooking it up here, it is warm back here but jessica, we are being fed and that is what it is all about especially with a bunch of eagles fans. you know how it will be. coming up, i actually got a chance to go one on one with the, one and only, kevin hart, you know, ph

.>> reporter: omar has a wife and two young children ages 4 and 1. the youngest of the u.s. citizen born here. i talked to one of his brothers at the sudanese cultural center. he tells me omar was fleeing persecution and have been waiting three years in the united states to get that asylum hearing.. i was shocked.>> reporter: immigration attorney said he and his client omar had gone to his asylum hearing in san francisco at 830. he said the 40-year-old father to come to the u.s. from war- torn sudan on a visitor visa in 2014.>> he was in opposition to the political party there. he believed in democracy. in equal rights. because of that he was subject to persecution.>> reporter: at the end of the hearing>> the door open. there were three or four eyes offices. they came in and they said we are arresting your client. they started to put him in handcuffs.. he was shocked that they took him to detention at an asylum hearing someplace he assumed would be safe. they said he overstayed his visa. like many asylum-seekers he had had to wait years to get a hearing and had obtained a wo

omar sÁnchez, nos cuenta más. estÁ por dar marcha a su tercera jornada en washington. la cual intentarÁn convencer a congresistas que es momento de aprobar legislaciÓn que impida la deportaciÓn de cientos de miles de inmigrantes. anteriormente, los grupos han presentado estudios a sus representantes en la contribuciÓn de los te presionas a la economÍa y han realizado manifestaciones pero ahora, aseguran que quieren enfocarse con una nueva estrategia. >> lo diferente de esto es que se va a ir trabajar con republicanos en su mayorÍa para convencerlos de que apoyen dos propuestas de ley que hay. una es la de una congresista de new york y la otra de un senador del Área de maryland. para que pase una resoluciÓn o una ley debe ser bipartidista. omar: el plan permitirÍa que beneficiarios que continuamente han vivido en estados unidos por tres aÑos soliciten sus tarjetas verdes. el reto serÁ generar suficiente impacto para lograr acciÓn en el congreso para soÑadores sigue estancado. omar: el canciller del salvador hugo ma

surely that would've caused the fbi to reopen its investigation of omar mateen. have our own proposal had been lost that time perhaps that mass occurred may have been prevented. mr. president, i would note that our bill would provide robust due process procedures to protect the second amendment rights of law abiding americans. any american tonight a purchase under this bill would have the opportunity to petition a federal district court i receive a decision within 14 days. and, if the government which would have the burden of proof failed to prove its case it would have to pay attorney fees for that individual and the purchase of the firearm would go forward. in 2016 when the senate voted on our bill it have both majority of bipartisan support. our bill was endorsed by a distinguished group of military and intelligence leaders. and during the 2016 presidential debate, both candidates agreed with our principal of no-fly, no buy. surely this is a sensible, reasonable policy around which we can build consensus. mr. president, another step that we can take right now

>>> eran las 9:00 de la noche de este pasado martes cuando los hermanos kevin garcia de 17 aÑos y omarndo carrera con otro vehículo su hermano kevin garcía la policía detalla que perdió control cruzando los carriles y chocando donde viajaban otras dos personas >>> su hermano fue transportado al hospital donde murió un poco después el conductor y el pasajero fueron transportados al hospital >>> con un altar adornado con velas flores y fotografías de los jóvenes familiares y amigos recuerdan a omar y kevin >>> telemundo 48 responde a una televidente a quien le llegó una cuenta de gas altísima >>> como nos dice alex fernández le ayudamos y no termino pagando esta cantidad >>> en total le estaba cobrando en esto televidente más de 1000 dólares investigamos luego de contactar a la compaÑía lo dijeran que se tratara de un error >>> no llamarías recuperación obligada cirugía que la obligó a dejar sin empleo >>> me operaron de cáncer de tiroides iba a checar mi correo y me sorprende >>> se sorprendió porque pensaba que le estaban cobrando y aún era demasiado dinero >>> la factura que recibió e

the brother said omar -- has a wife and two children. the youngest is a u.s. citizen born here. tonight the entire family is very worried about what will come next.>> i was shocked. >> reporter: immigration attorney said he and his client omar had gone to his asylum hearing in san francisco at 8:30 am thursday. he said the 40-year-old father of two had come to the u.s. from sudan on a visitor visit -- visitor visa in 2014.>> he was in opposition to the political party they are. he believed in democracy and equal rights. because of that he was subject to persecution.>> reporter: at the end of the hearing.>> the door open. there were three or four ice officers. they came in and they said we are arresting your client. they started to put him in handcuffs.>> reporter: he was shot they took him into detention at an asylum hearing someplace he assumed would be a safe zone. they said he overstayed his visa. like many asylum-seekers he had to wait years to get a hearing and have to -- work permit and pay taxes. >> is a really nice guy. in the picture you can see -- he comes here to work

from our partners at cnn omar jimenez is in florida with the latest details, omar? ...... the day after a former student burst into his high school with an ar-15 rifle... the names of the 17 people whose lives were cut tragically short, revealed. sheriff scott israel/broward county, florida: "carmen schentrup, meadow pollack, peter wang, nicholas dworet, christopher hixon, aaron feis. luke hoyer, alaina petty, jaime guttenberg, martin duque anguiano, alyssa alhadeff, helena ramsay, scott beigel, joaquin oliver, cara loughran, gina montalto, and alexander schachter."stories of heroism are also emerging. about teachers and coaches who died trying to save the students around them...kelsey friend/ majory stoneman douglas high school student: "mr. beigel was my hero and he will forever be my hero. i will never forget the actions that he took for me."and students who took swift action when their own lives were in peril colton haab/ majory stoneman douglas high school student: "we took those sheets and we put them in front of everybody so they weren't seen because they were behin

stopped and i put my hand out to help my friend and the taxi stopped for omar and omar so you got in a cab and you know in great disgust had having gone through that i'm sure hundreds of times in his lifetime for the first time for me as a fourteen year old seeing firsthand the difference of treatment between two friends of a different skin color i walked home that night at fourteen years old not knowing what the words meant are not knowing what white privilege or anti-racism any of these things that have become part of my life my life's work but to me knowing that that that i had something that he didn't have now is treated differently because of that that was a moment of awakening for me to a very young age and and ever since twenty five years later i'm a i'm a older man now. been doing the work what do you tell people that you do michael and people i like that. well what do you do what do you tell them. i would argue i have the great privilege of working in a company and i'm one of the co-founders of the agency that's the creative agency doing social impact campaigns it's a worker

omar stayed in syria but says finding a steady job and income is almost impossible which makes people think twice about marriage and starting a family they want to be a world of vehicles. under those conditions it's a crime to have a child if you have a child you have to give them medicine education and security right now you don't know when you might have to take off and take the child with you some of my friends have had to give birth and hotels are yearning for love has led to many couples meeting online for. a couple while the so couples communicate getting gauged over skype or on the internet now i see the brides coming into my shop alone to buy a wedding dress or organize a party before they travel to where the groom lives romance and weddings may be taking a backseat in syria but all the says he's not too worried the search for love even in war this timeless. al-jazeera. the top stories on al-jazeera syrian state television says pro-government militia will join us backed kurdish fighters in a frame within hours they'll work together to repel a turkish offensive turkey's foreign

>> omar, thank you. >>> a 30-day cease-fire ordered up this weekend by the u.n. security council has yet to take hold in syria. there was more fighting sunday but nothing like the intense bombing that killed at least 500 people last week in rebel-held eastern ghouta near damascus. a massive refugee crisis that started six months ago continues to grow. every week hundreds of rohingya muslims are still crossing over the border from myanmar, formerly burma, into bangladesh. since august nearly 700,000 have fled their homes, escaping their brutal military crackdown. our digital network cbsn, investigated the crisis and found social media is being used as a weapon against the rohingya. the new cbsn documentary, "weaponizing social media: the rohingya crisis," premieres on our streaming network, cbsn, at cbsnews.com. >>> coming up, thoughts on gun control from a country that has nearly eliminated shooting even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents,

omar villafranca is in little rock. >> reporter: 3-year-old gibson hecht has spent the last 12 days at children's hospital fighting the flu. because of his chronic lung disease, his parents rushed him to the e.r. at the first sign of symptoms. >> he spiked a fever of 102, and that's when i knew to bring him in and get tested for the flu. >> reporter: sick kids like gibson have kept doctors like shane mckinney and his staff in the e.r. busy. they regularly see 180 patients day, but those numbers have jumped. >> our numbers have jumped. we saw 306 this monday, which was a huge increase for us. >> reporter: arkansas has paid out more than 8,000 flu-related medicate claims this week alone. la year only about 1,000 flu-related claims were made. at this carolina nick little rock dr. j holland is taking a different approach in dealing with the speaking flu cases. even though his waiting room is empty, he treats five to ten patients over the phone. >> i go through a history, fever, headache, bodyache, sore throat. if someone has all of those, i feel comfortable treating them over the phone and

omar jiminez reports. >> reporter: he was obsessed with race, violence, an guns. at one point reading i hate jews and worse, immigrants. he also talked about killing mexicans. keeping black people in chains and cutting their necks. >> there have been 20 calls for service the last few years regarding the killer. >> reporter: police documents show his mother had repeatedly called police to the home. some incident reports as recent as september of 2016 described the shooter suffering from mental illness and being "emotionally handicapped." none of this enough to stop him from passing a background check and buying an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle. the fbi getting a tip from someone close to the shooter saying they were concerned about his violent tendencies. >> the potential of him becoming a school shooter. >> reporter: the fbi never acted and according to christopher wray, it was never relayed to the miami field office. a community is trying to heal as they bury classmates. sons and daughters. the mayor says the school district plans to tear down the building where the

omar villafranca is in little rock. >> can we lift up? >> reporter: 3-year-old gibson heath has spent the last 12 days at arkansas children's hospital fighting the flu. because of his chronic lung disease his parents rushed him to the e.r. at the first sign of symptoms. >> he spiked a fever of 102, and that's when i knew to bring him in and get -- get tested for the flu. >> reporter: sick kids like gibson have kept dr. shane mckinney and his staff in the e.r. busy. in december they regularly see 180 patients a day. but those numbers have jumped this flu season. >> our volume has been increasing steadily. we saw 306 patients this past monday, which is a huge increase for us. >> reporter: with the flu hitting the country hard this year, arkansas has paid out more than 8,000 flu-related medicaid claims this week alone. during the same week last year only about 1,000 flu-related claims were paid. at this clinic in little rock, dr. jay douglas holland is taking a different approach in dealing with the spike in flu cases. even though his waitin

from our partners at cnn omar jimenez is in florida with the latest details, omar? ...... a former student burst into his high school with an ar-15 rifle... the names of the 17 people whose lives were cut tragically short, revealed. sheriff scott israel/broward county, florida: "carmen schentrup, meadow pollack, peter wang, nicholas dworet,

had the shooter been on then throw terrorist watch list that would have caught omar mateen because he had been on the terrorist watch list. he was the shooter in orlando. and all the other things surrounding mental health. if it can be available in a brown -- background check, common-sense background check, and we need to get the assault rifles off the streets. protecting our fellow citizens should be a top priority, and if making it more difficult for someone to walk into a store and purchase a weapon of war will do that, why can't we get that done? why? well, i'll tell you why. because there are folks that are more concerned about an a-plus rating from the nra than they are about providing those common-sense solutions to the problem. i want to read something that appeared in a national magazine, reprinted in the paper, that is published in broward county where the shooting occurred. it's from a radiologist who is in the trauma center at the broward health, which is a hospital chain, organization, in the area of broward county. her name is dr. heather share. she was working the day o

i'm omar jimenez. (grant) (grant)we are learning more about the suspect and what what some are calling his troubled past.in a new video you see him doing taget practice with an air gun... or a b-b gun. one of nikolas cruz's neighbors recorded this video in october. you can see cruz pointing pointing the gun in the air. the neighbhor says he would shoot this gun at bottles and cans. never saw him shoot things with a real gun in the backyard. people are pointing out that cruz is wearing one of those red "make amerca great again hats' that trump supporters sometimes wear.president trump reacted to the mass shooting today. "my fellow americans, today i speak to a nation in grief." (grant) those words...all- too-familiar...after another mass shooting in america. flags have lowered to half-staff... from the white house to capitol hill. but today, there were no tangible signs that the presdient and lawmakers are any closer to addressing addressing gun control. "we are committed to working with state and local

reena. >> ninan: omar, thank you for that report. well, classes resume wednesday at stoneman douglas high school, adriana diaz spoke to a teacher there about the president's idea to allow educators to carry guns. she also met with a wounded student who says she's not going back. >> reporter: 18-year-old samantha fuentes was learning about hate crimes in a holocaust history class when the shooting started. >> oh, my god! >> i looked up, and i saw him standing at the window. and-- >> reporter: you saw his eyes. >> he lacked any expression at all, actually, which is probably the most gruesome factor of it all. i looked over to my right, and that's when i realized both helena and nick were dead. >> reporter: if there were teachers in qlooms had weapons, you do think they could have saved people's lives? >> no, because i don't think teachers should have weapons. to arm them, that's not a part of their job description. >> reporter: it's an idea president trump has proposed repeatedly this week. >> and a teacher would have shot the hell out

omar villafranca, thank you very much. more than four months after hurricane maria, fema is still providing food and water to storm victims in puerto rico. early in the crisis, the agency awarded a large contract to a businesswoman from atlanta to fly splooi millions of meals. but as david begnaud reports, over a fraction were delivered. >> i think fema took a chance because they wanted the lowest bid. >> reporter: tiffany brown is the one-woman operator of tribute contracting in atlanta. she got a google alert about fema seeking bids to provide meals to puerto rican victims of hurricane maria. last october, brown scored a $156 million contract to provide 30 million meals at a cost of $5.10 each. she subcontracted the job to two companies, including a corporate caterer in atlanta with 11 employees. did you really think that 11 people were going to do millions of meals? >> she told me she was experienced with this work, and that as time got on-- as time went on, that she would be able to hire additional people to scale up.

i mean despite the fact that they've been fighting the taliban for so long my question here to mr omar here is that if we're if we have to be creative about getting a solution to end this war what would it be i think we haven't tried talking to the taliban yet from just recently said we're not going to have a conversation with the taliban we i think in any case u.s. is not winning at their desk so i think that it's a good question in that country sharif. let me first say that i think reality is lies somewhere between what both hold and sort of on said i think reality beans that a lot of work has been done enough on a stone we have seen progress in so many fields it's been reported everybody knows about it security has been one challenge and there is a reason for that the reason is that there are groups of i phone or so that keep on fighting a. those groups enjoy sanctuaries outside of afghanistan but they also are this is this is fact dissatisfaction within the country and then there are there is weaknesses there are weaknesses institutional weaknesses corruption governance weaknesses

omar villafranca, thank you very much. some disturbing numbers came out today concerning teens and depression. one in five will experience it at some point during adolescence. now the american academy of pediatrics is calling for every child 12 and older to be screened. dr. tara narula is here with more on this. tar,a, what do you make for thi? >> there could not be a better time in our society for putting children's mental health at the forefront. 20% of adolescents report a history of depression. 50% are undiagnosed. of those that are diagnosed, only half receive the proper treatment. pediatricians are thrust into the forefront because of mental health shortages and because of the barriers of access to adolescents to mental health services. that's why this discussion is happening here. they need to be trained and empowered to take on this role. if children do not get the appropriate care, they are set up for social problems, school problems, family problems, substance and back to you -- abuse and suicide. >> glor: this m

>> quijano: omar, thank you. parkland massacre has renewed calls to approach gun violence as a public health threat, like diseases or car crashes. over the past two decades the centers for disease control and prevention has been restricted from researching the impact of guns on public health. dr. jon lapook explains the reason for this and why it could change. >> reporter: what's been sorely missing in the gun control debate so far has been science. and there's a reason for that. back in 1993 a c.d.c. study found homicide was three times more likely in homes with guns. that prompted congress to pass legislation in 1996 prohibiting the c.d.c. from doing any research to advocate or promote gun control. the ban had a chilling effect on all gun-related research by the agency. in 2016, more than 100 medical organizations urged congress to repeal the legislation. after the orlando nightclub shooting that left 49 people dead, i spoke with former congressman jay dickey who helped write the law. he told me he had come to

author sara omar says she is not against islam, just those who use religion as justification for abuseand worse. when i was oppressed, i wished that someone could eak up for me. and nobody did. >> sreenivasan: in the wake of the parkland school shooting, teenage survivors of the attack are pressing lawmakers to make changes to gun laws. but anger over the shooting has also led some investors to start asking what role they can play in changing how gun and ammunition manufacturers behave. financial firms like blackrock and bank of america are nowki a new look at their investments in the companies who manufacture firearms. and as we mentioned r, pressure from gun control advocates has led a growing number of companies to sever ties with the national rifle association. for more i'm joined by rob cox, a columnist and global editor with "reuters breakingvis." thanks for joining us. so, just today, in the last 24, 48 hours, we've seen a lot of activity, a lot of big, kind of household name btonds starting ay i'm not going to give n.r.a. members a discount to go to an event or use my services.

conducting their crime omar meting who shot up the post nightclub killing forty nine people in orlando florida was investigated by the f.b.i. twice before he committed his mass murder. turns out they deemed him not to be dangerous now don't forget about dylan ruth the self-proclaimed white supremacist who killed nine churchgoers in south carolina. well it turns out he was able to purchase his weapons because of errors in the f.b.i.'s background check process and then there's no adele his sonne he shot up a u.s. military post in texas back in two thousand and nine. times out the f.b.i. was fully aware that he was online in communication with top al qaeda leaders they still didn't bother to investigate him i think we've seen time and time again over the last he is our intelligence agencies across the west dropping the ball in terms of getting tips being aware of potential threats and not following up on those threats and you to take advantage of measures it seems lessons not being learned they need to have a proper view about you know what exactly are the threats what are they trying to

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"la boda de valentina", uribe, omar chaparro.ie sauza. adriÁn uribe: no necesitas tanto tiempo para darte cuenta que es una muy buena persona. reportero: de un claro que su etapa de don juan quedÓ atrÁs y ahora estÁ dispuesto a una relaciÓn formal. adrien uribe: quiero estar en paz pareja y feliz. quiero hacer las cosas bien. estoy en esa etapa hoy en dÍa. otra pareja que no pudo ocultar su bolso claudia Álvarez , quien tras seis aÑos de relaciÓn siguen derrochando miel y en busca de su primer bebÉ. claudia Álvarez: me encantarÍa platicar ahora sobreel tratamiento. es importante que mucha gente que no se ha podido embarazar o que ve alternativas, que sepa lo que hay. todos los dÍas, desde que estamos juntos, desde hace seis aÑos es un hombre que expresa sus emociones, sus sentimientos. en la forma de amores la paciencia, la comprensiÓn, de laocho. reportera: julia vega al hijo que ha apoyado fielmente a su hermana mari mar. >> hoy es el resultado de muchos aÑos, de buscar oportunidades. report quien ha sido paciente y una mujer q

head of the army in sudan has been replaced and a shake up of the defense establishment president omar bashir all that a series of new senior appointments in the armed forces bashir replaced as head of security earlier this month he also announced more than eighty that the prisoners would be released well let's talk to ali verges a visiting research at the united states institute of peace he joins us from washington d.c. . has named the new chief of staff as well as leaders of the ground naval and air forces what do you think is behind this major reshuffle well there and i think we first have to ask what hasn't changed and the fact is the military is very much at the apex of sudanese politics the president omar bashir very much military man the first vice president is also from the army and so while there have been changes elsewhere i don't think we can conclude too much at this stage that said general arduin the chief of staff of the army played an important role in the ongoing peace talks for south kordofan so his departure may change the government's delegation there but in terms of

were negotiating with these moments with the negotiator comes into bring a letter supposedly from omar on television stationary and it says mr. president i've had to make some difficult decisions with my people to let the talks go forward now you should step up and show some courage that's negotiate. the talks failed for a number of reasons one of which was karzai was not connected enough to the united states to participate as a constructive partner and also to control the talks as a negotiating agent not to suggest it would be an easy process but when you read how it unfolded it did not represent that best capacity or tradition of american diplomacy. and the mistakes were so high. i am anxious for your questions so i will wind down. one thing that hasn't changed in the war is august of 2016 just as we are getting ready to turn the war over to the next administration, there was an unmarked white helicopter that went down in the province an area that was like the main isi supply route and shielded by all these people you could drive a truck from pakistan without ever breaking cover and

russian government on twitter and even criticized his national security adviser sudan's president omar al bashir has ordered the release of more than eighty political prisoners who were detained last month their families celebrated outside one of the prisons where they've been held the group includes prominent opposition leaders they would arrested after anti-government protests over the rising cost of food turned violent sedans economy has struggled in recent years in january the government devalue the currency and cut subsidies which led to the rise in prices those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story by. thirteen russians have been accused of interfering in the u.s. presidential election to sway the vote in favor of donald trump these indictments do not mention collusion and moscow says the charges are irrelevant but the broader investigation is far from over so what happens next this is inside story.

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(justine) that was omar jimenez reporting. out more about this story, including details about the victims... head to kron4 dot com. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa (mabrisa rodriguez)conditions will turn blustery and much colder on sunday as a strong cold front sweeps through the region. there are also chances of showers mainly across the central coast sunday night into monday with snow levels forecast to drop below 1,000 feet. in wake of the frontal passage, some of the coldest temperatures the region has experienced in years are forecast for early next week. a strong cold front is forecast to sweep across the region on sunday morning. this cold front will potentially result in the following weather hazards:á locally strong and gusty west to northwest winds from sunday afternoon through monday. the strongest winds are expected near the coast where wind gusts up to 45 mph are possible. a wind advisory

--omar. >< cuÁles son los riesgos? estamos orando una trombosis.ical de estilo de vida, al no cambia por nada. >> tengo mucho, fuerzas para hacer mucho mÁs que antes. al regresarle tenemos toda la acciÓn deportiva♪ >>saluda natalie juÁrez, continÚan los octavos de final de la champions league, el santiago bernabÉu. neymar con la gran asistencia, llega para abrir el marcador, el madrid vino de menos a mÁs y cuando meterÉ tierra ronaldo uno de penal oma remonta para marcar goles en champions oma los merengues ganaban 2 1 oma y habÍa mÁs al 85, resistencia de marco asensio y marca el tres a uno definitivo, gran resultado para el madrid, y el pez eje aÚn estÁ vivo, se jugara en parÍs sino 6 de marzo, el otro en cuarto fue apoyado en caso por el ciber, uno del egipcio mohamed. en acciÓn de la nba, esta noche filadelfia no contarÁ con justin anderson, y tendrÁ una reevaluaciÓn este 3 de marzo arranca una nueva temporada, no serÁ pierdo disfrute en vivo por univisiÓn. en estadios momento romÁntico, vestido este joven sorprendiÓ a su amada y le propone mat

vamos a la arena, la gran sorpresa, el jugador israelí omar kaspi, que aportó 19 puntos, después de unup >> saque su calendario, ahorre dinero, se viene un fin de semana lleno de fútbol , el viernes 26, méxico juega frente a islandia, el sábado siguiente, >> en días recientes han surgido rumores de una desaparición del ascenso, robando sueños de muchos equipos que aspiran a un boleto al máximo boleto del balompié , el presidente habló hoy >> ante la incertidumbre de un documento de trabajo , de la liga mx , que se filtró, convoqué una reunión de trabajo , hice patente que es solamente una idea, de muchas en ejecución y cuyo fin último buscar el desarrollo de nuestro fútbol >> el primero de marzo habrá nuevamente una junta >> están unidos, al equipo de ascenso y que se van tranquilos >> no, creo que nos vamos tranquilos, sabiendo que hay una unión fuerte , de todos los presidentes de la gente en el tema , hemos escuchado (...) al final , bueno si bien el tema seguirá >> nos mantentremos al tanto de la noticia, el martes regresa la champions league , con la ida de los octavos de final, t

y bastaron solo tres minutos para que omar anotara el primer gol del juego y justo antes de la primeralete y la victoria para el atlas y el cruz azul >> terminamos esta noche y visitaron el sacramento para anotar el segundo del juego de gira. puro remontar el juego y para ganar 129 y 104, con 33 puntos y los warriors mejorarnon su registro. mañana regresan en lo que será el último juego de la gira. es información deportiva, disfruten su fin de semana , vamos a una pausa y volvemos con más. >> ♪ [música] >> ° >> ♪ [música] >> ♪ [música] >> ♪ [música] >> ♪ [música] >> ---preste mucha atencin porque un gimnasio en paris decidi cerrar las instalaciones un una nueva tendencia revolucionaría los gimnasios. un gimnasio cierra para que se ejerciten desnudos >> es que hacer sin ropa ayuda a que se amas que efectivo y quienes se oponen por cuestiones de higiene personal. qué opina? >> que uno lleve zapato porque puede deslizarse o golpear, no lo intente en casa por favor. lo dejamos de tarea >> Úsica) ♪ . >> es viernes de titulares y mÁs coors light. se sigue luciendo con invitados de lujo en mi

and if the result hadn't been sealed at that point, it was nine minutes later when omar mascarell completed intercepting the ball from some woeful back passing and then chipping it over goalkeeper rene adler. schalke are also through to the last four after beating wolfbsurg 1—0. the only goal of the game was scored by their austrian striker guido burgstaller after only ten minutes. the draw for the semi—finals takes place on sunday with the games being played in mid—april. in spain, sevilla are the first team through to the copa del rey final. they beat leganes 2—0 in the second leg of their semi—final — with goals from joaquin correa and franco vazquez to make it 3—1 on aggregate. they'll face either valencia or holders barcelona who play the second leg of their semi on thursday. in the english fa cup tottenham are through to the last 16 after a 2—0 victory in their fourth round replay against newport county. mauricio pochettino‘s side coasted through at wembley against the fourth tier side after an own goal and then an erik lamela score, both in the first half, and they'll now face rochda

for democratic change and was a staunch critic of former president robert mugabe sudan's president omar al bashir has ordered the release of more than eighty political prisoners who were detained last month the families celebrated outside one of the prisons where they've been held the group includes prominent opposition leaders they were arrested after anti-government protests over the rising cost of food turned violent u.s. president donald trump says that he'll talk to students and teachers this week about gun control seventeen students and staff members died on wednesday when nicholas cruz opened fire at a high school trump met victims of emergency workers on friday. the court of arbitration for sport has charged a russian curling medalist with doping alexander lidsky won bronze with his wife in mixed doubles curling at young chang winter games he said to tested positive for the banned substance. there's the headlines more news on al-jazeera after sykes peacoat lives in the sand next. between november nine hundred fifteen and main one nine hundred sixteen britain and france agreed a

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omar jimenez reports from parkland, florida ...bout the shooter's past. new insight to the mind of the shooter.group chat messages showing he was obsessed with race, violence, and guns.at one point reading"i hate jews, n-words, immigrants"he also talked about killing mexicans, keeping black people in chains, and cutting their necks.sheriff scott israel/broward county, fl: "we have uncovered at the broward sheriff's office that we've had approximately 20 calls for service over the last few years regarding the killer. police documents show his mother had repeatedly called police to the home.some incident reportsas recent as september 2016describe the shooter as suffering from mental illness and being quote "emotionally handicapped."none of this enough to stop him from passing a background check and buying an ar-15 semi-automatic rifle. the fbi getting a tip from someone close to the shooter saying they were concerned about his violent tendenciesrobert lasky/special agent in charge, fbi miami division: the caller provided information

omar jimenez reports from washington.huck schumer: -d- senate minority leader: "it won't be, if we pass something, everything that democrats want or everything republicans want but it may get the job done for the dreamersthe word of the day on capitol hill is ácompromise.senator jeff flake (r): arizona:"this is a compromise. but i do think it'll get the support of almost everybody in there." senator jeff flake talking about an immigration bill being finalized by a bipartisan group known as the common sense coalition.he says their bill will be ready átoday.senator lindsey graham also among that coalition... saying áany deal would not include a pathway to citizenship for the áparents of daca recipients. senator lindsey graham (r): south carolina: "you're down to what most americans would cheer. strong border security and fair treatment of a daca population of 1.8 million." graham adding...this would be a átwo pillar agreement.not four...like president trump's plan...which is already encompassed in a separate republican bill