when daniel ortega led the sandinista rebels the political roles were reversed and ortega was fighting to get the story out with one foot in journalism and the other in politics that your morals don't just speak truth to power they've held power the listening posts to sell a piece are now in a family that lives and works at the intersection of journalism and politics in nicaragua. this is a story that spans generations a family history of journalism including with politics a story about me get out one that is now being told one from costa rica but you know what you learn. you have my bangle bit about. god let's pick number ten note or heads up i'm presenting. this week one of his country's most watched current affairs shoes. knows december police raided one of the other media outlets and. a week later they targeted. another media house and arrested. you know put your motto it was time to leave stock out on foreign workers they raided our offices and occupied them the military spy on us police have harassed us my home was surrounded by checkpoints every time i had to leave or go back ho

el rÉgimen de t ortega d -- de ortega detuvo 60 c perso un todo -- personas.interamericana de derechos humanoscondenÓ la represiÓn. tuvo un saldo de docenas de s detenidos y varios golpeados, entre ellos un periodista al que tambiÉn le robaron sus equipos. >> estÁn tirando balas. >> la marcha fue convocada por universitarios y movimientos sociales agrupados en la unidad azul y blanco. >> decenas de manifestantes buscaron refugios en establecimientos seguras, pero la policÍa logrÓ arrestarlos con violencia. lo opositores consideran que la excarcelaciÓn de los presos polÍticos debe darse ya. se habrÁ vamos a demostrar que -- >> vamos a demostrar que el pueblo no tiene derechos. >> es todo de mi parte. felix: en venezuela, el presidente interino estÁ de gira internacional, instruyendo a sus simpatizantes sobre cÓmo lograr la salida de con las maduro. hecho abismo tambiÉn se volcÓ a las calles. andrea: la ciudad de valencia fue el lugar escogido por el presidente juan guaidÓ para iniciar una gira por el paÍs que pretende culminar en el palacio de mira flores. con

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estaban convocados para expresar su rechazo a daniel ortega y exigir la liberaciÓn total de los mÁs de de ellos como ha hecho. stephanie roberts tiene mÁs detalles. >> la primera marcha en meses desde que el rÉgimen de daniel ortega prohibiÓ manifestaciones pÚblicas tuvo un saldo de decenas de golpeados por parte de la policÍa. tambiÉn les robaron sus equipos de grabaciÓn. >> asesinos, desgraciados, estÁn tirando balas. >> movimientos sociales agrupados en la unidad azul y blanco quienes anunciaron que la manifestaciÓn serÍa para exigir la libertad incondicional y absoluta de los mÁs de 713 polÍticos. desde tempranas horas de la maÑana decenas de patrullas policialesse movilizaron por toda la capital. ante la fuerte represiÓn de la policÍa los manifestantes buscaron refugio en establecimientos seguros pero aÚn asÍ la policía logrÓ llegar a varios de ellos y los arrestÓ con violencia. esto sucede mitra se restablece el diÁlogo cuya negociaciÓn entró en un nuevo impasse porque los opositores asegura que la excarcelaciÓn de tan sólo 50 presos polÍticos no es suficiente. hasta el momento e

al techo que les permite protestar contra las condiciones inhumanas de las cÁrceles del rÉgimen de ortegae salud aÚn se desconoce. arantxa: regresan de estados unidos, una escuela primaria de dallas, texas, estÁ implementando mÉtodo educativo conocido como aprendizaje profundo. es una pedagogÍa que combina el pensamiento crÍtico, la resoluciÓn de problemas, la colaboraciÓn y el aprendizaje autodirigido. de esta manera los excedentes podrÁn ser capaces de conectar sus conocimientos y habilidades con el mundo real. juan carlos go juan: en la escuela primaria as al mÉtodo tradicional de enseÑanza, asÍ como el llamado deeper learningpor lo que tambiÉn es necesario usar varios tipos de exÁmenes como los que se toman en el Área por lo que tambiÉn es necesario usar varios tipos de exÁmenes como los que se toman en el Área cada semana. . e >> hay otros que tambiÉn por la ley federal, son estÁndar , que se los de matemÁticas, ciencias inglÉs. reportero: al mismo tiempo, segÚn explica, la organizaciÓn tambiÉn tiene un recurso que muestra a los padres sobre quÉ va a estar los exÁmenes que se aplican

. >> el 6 de abril se estrenará "exiliada" quien acusa a daniel ortega de a ortega y la esposa que nouando sucedió estaba chiquita, entonces no tenía mucha conciencia sobre lo que había ocurrido, sabÍa que había pasado algo de que había hecho la denuncia, pero realmente por la misma campaña que se hizo contra ella fue algo que se perdió con el tiempo, algo que no pensaba tanto. >> cuál es la importancia de publicar el documental?. >> el tema la igl, no las generaciones jóvenes cuestionan8 daniel ortega fue protegido por el sistema de poder y sistema político de nicaragua y jamás enfrentó la justicia, el caso había expirado, había sucedido con mucha antelación ante la denuncia, lo cual no es cierto, en ese momento la sociedad no tuvo la oportunidad de hacer una reflexión real sobre la importancia y cómo un líder políticos que representa los intereses de un país noenta el abuso sexual es un abuso de poder, ningún líder democrático puede agredir los respetos de las mujeres, pero esa oportunidad no la tomó el país. >> claro, lleva 12 años en el poder, pero bueno, no se pierdan el document

when daniel ortega led the sandinista rebels the political roles were reversed and ortega was fightingto get the story out with one foot in journalism and the other in politics that your morals don't just speak truth to power they've held power the listening post of mine to sell a piece are now on a family that lives and works at the intersection of journalism and politics in nicaragua. this is a story that spans deliberations a family history of journalism including with politics a story about the get out one that is now being told on the news from costa rica but you know what you learn. you have my bangle bit of bad. governance but number two i'm not in our heads up i'm presenting. this week one of his country's most watched current affairs she is. not as december police raided one of the other media outlets and compete in. a week later they targeted. another media house and arrested. you know for tomorrow it was time to leave stock out on for the record they raided our offices and occupied them with the military spy unless police have harassed us my home was surrounded by checkpoint

vamos a una pausa y cuando estemos de regreso, el rÉgimen de daniel ortega deja en libertad a un grupo [música] ...escuchando su música favorita: salsa...merengue... reguetón...hip hop, norteña y cumbia amazónica. sin saber que está pagando por varios streamings de música que nunca usa. nos pasa a todos, ¿verdad? por eso este equipo inventó control tower. ahora ella puede ver, en un lugar, los pagos recurrentes que hace con wells fargo... para decidir qué cancelar. esto es control. esto es wells fargo. patricia: en nicaragua el rÉgimen dejÓ libertad con medidas cautelares, a un nÚmero de 50 presos polÍticos. Éste es la segunda excarcelaciÓn de presos en las Últimas dos semanas, en el marco de los diÁlogos con la oposiciÓn. >> llegan a sus hogares 50 presos polÍticos que el presidente daniel ortega excarcelÓ como parte de las negociaciones. fue detenida hace siete meses por protestar nt el gobierno, cuente lo que viviÓ tras las rejas. >> dijo que no siguiÉramos protestando. >> esperaba la salida de la cÁrcel modelo para estos autobuses que transportarÍan a los estudiantes liberados. med

when daniel ortega led the sandinista rebels the political roles were reversed and ortega was fighting to get the story out with one foot in journalism and the other in politics that your morals don't just speak truth to power they've held power the listening posts to sell a piece are now on a family that lives and works at the intersection of journalism and politics in nicaragua. this is a story that spans generations a family history of journalism including with politics a story about the get out world that is now being told from costa rica but you know what you learn. you haven't done little bit about it who. can let's pick number ten not in our heads up i'm presenting. this week one of his country's most watched current affairs show is. not december police raided one of the other media outlets and. a week later they targeted. another media house and arrested. you know for tomorrow it was time to leave stock out of the records they raided our offices and occupied them in the military spy unless police have harassed us my home was surrounded by checkpoints for every time i had to lea

janet: y le preguntamos sobre ortega, daniel ortega en nicaragua que si piensa que se va resistir tanto que tanto maduro como ortega se refugian en una isla en un paraÍso que se vayan cada uno de sus gobiernos y permita la democracia tanto nicaragua como en venezuela. regresÓ con ustedes. pamela: muchas gracias. bolton divulgÓ varios detalles,ante todo que lo que estÁn buscando es una transiciÓn pacÍfica en este proceso con venezuela. borja: estas nuevas medidas llegan justo despuÉs de que john bolton indicÓ queno iba quedar impune esa intervenciÓn del presidente interino marrero, que sigue detenido y precisamente ayer, marrero porq presuntamente estaba detrÁs de una mafia o de un complot para poder atacar militarmente y poder armar a la oposiciÓn y atacar los espacios militares y algunos hospitales. pamela: maduro calificÓ esta detenciÓn, lo catalogó a Él como un terrorista.marrero es la mano derecha y jefe de despacho del presidente interino guay do asÍ que estaremos pendiente la detenciÓn de marrero que se ice ha establecido un nuevo record de detenciones de inmigrantes indocumentado

. >> ademÁs este sabado >> la tensiÓn aumenta entre el rÉgimen de daniel ortega y la oposiciÓn exigen cientos de presos polÍticos chocan contra las fuerzas armadas. >> violencia imparable crece el nÚmero de homicidios en mÉxico los especialistas dicen que la violencia se debe al reacomodo de grupos criminales la reestructuraciÓn del cartel de sinaloa >>> nace una estrella, la jirafa que ve en pantalla. es la nueva sensaciÓn de un zoologico en nueva york >> >>> silencio, pesar, llanto y dolor >>> una comunidad un paÍs entero recuerdan a las vÍctimas de un crimen que en 36 minutos cambiÓ la vida en nueva zelanda un paÍ que quedarÁ marcado por esta tragedia para siempre. >> >>> la cifra de muertos por la masacre en 2 mezquitas aumentÓ ya a 50 la policÍa encontrÓ otros cuerpos en donde murieron la mayorÍa de las victimas la alerta se mantiene en el paÍs, surgen historias de valentÍa como un hombre que evitÓ la muerte de mÁs personas pero tambiÉn se sabe mÁs del autor del tiroteo y la forma que en poco mÁs de media hora desatÓ s furia. >> hasta los desalmados tienen derechos >> el australi

vamos a una pausa y cuando estemos de regreso, el rÉgimen de daniel ortega deja en libertad a un grupo libertad con medidas cautelares, a un nÚmero de 50 presos polÍticos. Éste es la segunda excarcelaciÓn de presos en las Últimas dos semanas, en el marco de los diÁlogos con la oposiciÓn. >> llegan a sus hogares 50 presos polÍticos que el presidente daniel ortega excarcelÓ como parte de las negociaciones. fue detenida hace siete meses por protestar contra el gobierno, cuente lo que viviÓ tras las rejas. >> dijo que no siguiÉramos protestando. >> esperaba la salida de la cÁrcel modelo para estos autobuses que transportarÍan a los estudiantes liberados. medios locales lograron tomar fotos dentro de los vehÍculos, que muestran que los pasajeros eran oficiales del gobierno. >> son los hijos de nicaragua, son los estudiantes. ellos son el futuro de nicaragua que tienen presos. >> algunos de los jÓvenes estÁn siendo acusados de delitos contra la seguridad, y la tranquilidad pÚblica. incluso de terrorismo, secuestro e incendio. pero que ellos niegan las acusaciones y es una resoluciÓn por su p

when daniel ortega led the sandinista rebels the political roles were reversed and ortega was fighting to get the story out with one foot in journalism and the other in politics that your morals don't just speak truth to power they've held power the listening posts to sell a piece are now on a family that lives and works at the intersection of journalism and politics in nicaragua. this is a story that spans deliberations a family history of journalism including with politics a story about the get out one that is now being told from costa rica but you know what you learn. you haven't done little bit of that. goodness but number ten not in our heads up i'm presenting. this week one of his country's most watched current affairs shoes. knows december police raided one of the other media outlets and competed in. a week later they targeted. another media house and arrested. so you know for tomorrow it was time to leave stock out of the record they raided our offices and occupied them with the military spy unless police have harassed us my home was surrounded by checkpoints for every time i h

with a little to come with a newspaper during the eighty's and then the country defeating ortega in the nineteen ninety elections to become president. petro cracking charm or his legacy remains his core values which were about the fight for public freedoms and a regular a still a value. that's what journalists and ordinary people. i find so important about that story one that sadly remains relevant to this day. they don't look at what came after pedophile walking chamorro which was no less influential politically it was just the ghost of what here in the cargo has come to be known as the. people who push their political interests through the medium of newspapers in order to set the government's agenda. if i used their papers to wield influence that lot of money i don't think many have taken from the medium with more reach television a smiling look. what they look at benign seattle where the fish. look out for a walk out of the bottle. get in front of itself by if yes then for the past ten years the old dave does have brought up seven t.v. channels both to traditional sandinista party ou

and take government demonstrators openly defied president then you know ortega's ban and protesting and saturday it was the first time people had taken to the streets since october when they suffered a violent backlash and once again they were met with heavy handed police tactics protesters are calling on the government to end the repression and are demanding the release of all political prisoners. with fighting for the freedom of prisoners they're not criminals just people who want to shatter corrupt leaders that you know take action. journalists covering the demonstrations were also attacked as protesters sought shelter in malls and houses dozens of demonstrators the members of the press were arrested but the unrest began a year ago with students demonstrating against a national pension reform plan the government's response left at least three hundred sixty people dead scores injured and more than seven hundred imprisoned. two weeks ago president daniel ortega renewed calls for a national dialogue facing increasing international pressure and then economic crisis on friday he released

has more anti-government demonstrators openly defied president ortega's ban on protests and on saturday it was the first time people had taken to the streets since october when they suffered a violent backlash and once again they were met with heavy handed police tactics protesters are calling on the government to end the repression and are demanding the release of all political prisoners. we're fighting for the freedom of prisoners they're not criminals just normal people who want to shatter a corrupt leader that you know take action. journalists covering the demonstrations were also attacked as protesters sought shelter in malls and houses dozens of demonstrators and members of the press were arrested. the arrest began a year ago with students demonstrating against a national pension reform plan the government response left at least three hundred sixty people dead scores injured and more than seven hundred imprisoned. two weeks ago president daniel ortega renewed calls for a national dialogue facing increasing international pressure and an economic crisis on friday he released fifty p

anti-government demonstrators openly defied president ortega's ban on protesting on saturday it was therst time people had taken to the streets since october when they suffered a violent backlash and once again they were met with heavy handed police tactics protesters are calling on the government to end the repression and are demanding the release of all political prisoners. we're fighting for the freedom of our political prisoners they're not criminals just normal people who want to shop for corrupt leader daniel ortega. journalists covering the demonstrations were also attacked as protesters sought shelter in malls and houses dozens of demonstrators and members of the press were arrested thank you arrest began a year ago with students demonstrating against a national pension reform plan the government response left at least three hundred sixty people dead scores injured and more than seven hundred imprisoned two weeks ago president daniel ortega renewed calls for a national dialogue facing increasing international pressure and an economic crisis on friday he released fifty prisoners

the reports anti-government demonstrators openly defied president ortega's ban on protesting on saturday it was the first time people had taken to the streets since october when they suffered a violent backlash and once again they were met with heavy handed police tactics protesters are calling on the government to end the repression and are demanding the release of all political prisoners. we're fighting for the freedom of prisoners they're not criminals just normal people who want to kinshasa corrupt leaders daniel ortega. journalists covering the demonstrations were also attacked as protesters sought shelter in malls and houses dozens of demonstrators and members of the press were arrested thank you arrest began a year ago with students demonstrating against a national pension reform plan the government response left at least three hundred sixty people dead scores injured and more than seven hundred imprisoned two weeks ago president daniel ortega renewed calls for a national dialogue facing increasing international pressure and an economic crisis on friday he released fifty prisoners

. >> reporter: christy ortega and her husband have two young children. she says it takes almost an hour by bus to get them to child care before effort under way to help families such as the ortegas stay in the mission. move out of the mission s, over or be forced out of the mission. >> reporter: mission neighborhood centers is now launching a $14 million campaign to provide affordable housing with early childhood care and education all at the same location. >> it is better to live in the same building, you know. oh, i live here and the day care is on the first floor. it is going to be much easy. >> this lot on mission street at 16th is among the sites identified to be part of the program. the property will be transformed into 165 one to two bedroom condos with an early childhood care and education center n'have quality caredo not perform well because they're concerned about their children. >> reporter: the money for this program will come largely from saturday funds but also need corporate and philanthropic donations. low income families with children fi

ortegas was an intelligence analyst for the treasury department under president ba obama. joining me now is josh letterman. >> we have been waiting to see who the administration was going to pick for this role ever since the administration. there is a new person, morgan orte ortegas now the latest person that will be joining the trump administration, joining a long list of others including bill shine, leah gabrielle, and heather nowerd. but she has experience in counter insurgency, finance, and he have be able to talk about some of the issues that come up at the state department. >> so heather was the spokesperson, then she became the under secretary. then she became the nominee for united nations ambassador. there was never an announcement that she wasn't the undersecretary. she was but i guess we just didn't know it, was it not likely she would return to her job at state? >> there was musical chairs at the state department. and it was fired the same day that tillerson was fired, and trump tweeted that he was picking her for the u.n. job, but he never sent that nomination

i love the sound. >> reporter: ortega said she'll be going to more so far shows.e hits all the right notes. hilary lane, cbs news, new york. >> in case you're wondering, the shows are happening here all over the bay area and they do sell out fast. >> guess you could say so far, so good. >> that's going to do it for the news at 5:00. >>> kpix5 news at 6:00 begins right now. ken bastida and elizabeth cook. >>> now at 6:00 security stepped up at bay area mosques after a sickening attack on worshipers in new zealand. >> plus thousands of students take to the streets to march against change, climate change. >> reporter: exciting news for raider nation as the oakland raiders strike a deal with the coliseum board. >> kpix5 news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. >>> we begin with a massive outpouring of support across the bay area for the victims of the new zealand mosque massacres. >> at least 49 people were killed in a pair of attacks in the city of christchurch. the mosques were packed for friday prayers when the gunman

protesta luego de un acuerdo firmado entre el rÉgimen de daniel ortega y la alianza cÍvica.a de vera tener una lista de los presos polÍticos. claudia useda desde washington tienen los detalles. "el chapo" quiere mostrar que algunos miembros del jurado violaron las reglas y que se dejaron influir por informaciÓn publicada en la prensa y las redes sociales. sus asesores son conscientes de que... >> ningÚn juez va adarle una segunda oportunidad. va a ser difÍcil. >> me da tristeza y coraje por cÓmo lo tratan en la cÁrcel presentadora: sarampiÓn en una semana. el paciente contrajo el virus mientras viajaba por el extranjero. >> un saludo para nuestros televidentes. comenzamos viendo las temperaturas en nuestro estado. fresno con 71°, san josÉ con 68 . cÓmo estuviera las condiciones en el resto del paÍs? las mÁximas descendieron luego del paso de este frente frÍo. chicago sÓlo alcanzó 45° y delante temperatura superando los 55°. miami reportÓ 80° de temperatura. continuaremos disfrutando cielos mayormente despejados y la temperatura mÍnima en san josÉ se espera en los 46°. condic

cierto >> corresponde a los periodos pero ha ordenado hacer público los que amiga faltan >> davis ortegaad de la muerte al ser confundida por otra persona habría recibido dinero para el asesinato a casi dos años del crimen sigue sin respuesta las preguntas mientras la doctora continúa denunciando amenazas en su contra >> vuelve a cobrar debate la polémica es por proyecto de ley que busca legalizar amnistía en la guerra la comisión de la onu (organismo naciones unidas) dice que la ley sería revés para el país desaparece otro periodista estadounidense en venezuela nos cuenta más del resumen de las noticias internacionales más destacadas donde además habla del inicio de la cuaresma >> en venezuela periodista independiente fue visto esta mañana a las 8, su residencia fueron allanadas por funcionarios de contrainteligencia militar esta tarde la presidenta envió comunicados estamos trabajando para que sea liberado se dijo que la llegada de juan guaidó a caracas fue triunfal expertos aseguran que las imágenes demuestra que corea del norte está construyendo que sería de largo alcance todos los c

transports parent li happened at a time when central bank head calista ortega was abroad on a trip and no security guards were present much of the venezuelan gold comes from primitive gold mining camps in the south of the country it's not the first time large amounts have left venezuela under suspicious circumstances last year twenty three tons of mind gold were transported to istanbul by plane according to turkish government data. nicolas maduro is said to have a close relationship to that shipped to one it is unclear whether the gold was used to buy supplies in an effort to lessen the impact of u.s. sanctions against the country or whether there's other motives. because. this case is like when we see all that is left is grandma's rings in the national treasury and they're liquidating the last of what remains of money and due to the most recent handling of this gold because of the process the following there is suspicion that it could even be for personal use. the official trade of when israel and gold has become difficult internationally due to current sanctions. iceland is drinking

two weeks ago president daniel ortega renewed calls for a national dialogue facing increasing international pressure and an economic crisis on friday he released fifty prisoners as a show of goodwill joining a hundred others led out in late february but they remain under house arrest. people cheered as that the knees were driven away from them on their last high security prison but the mothers of those still behind bars couldn't control their desperation we want to be free and healthy this mother cried. at least five hundred seventy people remain behind bards some analysts believe the releases are necessary for real talks to happen. it's clear that those released keep having a sword over the hede the trials continue and the charges remain in effect but it's a first step and any case this process will be long and difficult. but with the center remaining criminalized and heavily repressed on the streets from and it will be difficult for any real negotiations to start at least in the time. this is these are the top stories extra police are being deployed to guard schools businesses and places

>> i am loving it. >> ortega says she will be going to more shows. for her, the experience hits all of the right notes. hillary lane, cbs news, new york. >>> all of you a's fans, forget peanuts and cracker jack, the oakland a's coliseum has a brand-new menu. first up, we have booze field popsicles delivered on tricycles. there is craft beer served up on wheels. you can build your own salad or quinoa bowl. there is also a revolving door of chefs. >>> painted ladies are in southern california right now for the super blue. they could pass through our area any day now as they migrate north. >>> it looked like a scene out of northern exposure. a moose crashing into a colorado home. wildlife experts think the moose had walking around outside of the house in the deep snow when it fell through a basement window. the moose landed in a bedroom where a baby was sleeping. >> i just see this big figure and i hear lots of noise, and ice cream. >> the moose is okay. it was tranquilized and removed and later located to an area away from homes. >>> let's get a check

opositores >> este video se ha vuelto viral en ciudadanos cap su consignas contra el gobierno de daniel ortega tambiÉn agredieron >> mÁs de 100 fueron detenidos. >> los incidentes pusieron fin en meses y una prohibiciÓn. >> las acciones de ayer activar el rechazo de la poblaciÓn incluidos jerarcas de la iglesia >>> me pario uso de la fuerza parecÍa que nos estÁbamos preparando para la guerra >>> lejos de atemorizar el actuar de la policÍa parece reactiva movimiento que busca la salida anticipada del mandatario al poder. >> no puedes dialogar con el diablo >>> en un comunicado, la policÍ nacionaln constitucional en resguardo de la seguridad y los derechos de la ciudadanÍa por su parte estÁ lista para convocar a una manifestaciÓn con lo que tensiÓn y la calma que vive managua podrÍa cambiar en cualquier momento, en managua, nicaragua, noticias telemundo. >> cambiamos de tema en el pasado las autoridades los productos derivados del cannabis ahora la situaciÓn es diferente estÁ de moda y muchos lo ven como alternativa >> nos hablan de este nuevo furor y lo que usted debe de saber al respecto >>> c

las discusiones se realizan sin la presencia de daniel ortega.l volver, un paseo por los cÁ. victor: he hecho navajas de afeitar aquí en gillette durante años. maquinaria de precisión y materiales de alta calidad de todo el mundo. nadie siquiera se acerca. ahora disponibles por $7.99. gillette. lo mejor para el hombre. ♪ ♪ >>en los despedimos desde los castillos de hielo. los visitantes disfrutan en el paÍs de las maravillas invernales a travÉs del tÚneles congelados y hasta un tobogÁn de 90 y siete pies con los colores del arco iris. la hora se construye sobre estructuras de metal donde los artistas van moldeando el hielo que se adhiere a ellas a travÉs de fuentes y otras formas. todo eso se congela y allÍ el espectÁculo. le agradecemos el favor de su atenciÓn. nos >>muy buenas dÍas feliz viernes primero de marzo. >>feliz primero de mes. tenemos consejos para toda tu familia. si te dificulta administrar tu tiempo en las redes sociales te consejos.

las discusiones se realizan sin la presencia de daniel ortega.ver, un paseo por los castillos de hielo mÁgicos. alicia ama tanto el aroma de gain que desearía que también viniera en suavizante. dile hola a tu hada madrina alicia. ah... ¡también tiene perlas de aroma y y hojas para la secadora ! >>en los despedimos desde los castillos de hielo. los visitantes disfrutan en el paÍs de las maravillas invernales a travÉs del con los colores del iris. la hora se construye sobre estructuras de metal donde los artistas van moldeando el hielo que se adhiere a ellas a travÉs de fuentes y otras formas. todo eso se congela y allÍ el espectÁculo. le agradecemos el favor de su atenciÓn. nos vemos maÑana.. onera ante el sporting de scel b kansas. helvÉtico de los mexicanos a un partido de la gran final

. >>> a esto en nicaragua el gobierno de daniel ortega, va a liberar a todos los precios polÍticos en el oficial de 51 aÑos estaba investigando un choque cuando fue embestido por otro vehÍculo. >>> la red social facebook admite que almacenÓ cientos de millones de contraseÑas sin codificaciÓn. >>> 600 millones de usuarios podrÍan verse afectados. si usted es uno de ellos va a recibir una notificaciÓn proxima mamente. hasta ahora no ha encontrado casos de mal uso de los datos. telemundo ha dedicado el mes de marzo a celebrar a las mujeres que estÁn rompiendo barreras de gÉnero y alcanzando el exito en todas las facetas de su vida. >>> nos presentan a una de estas mujeres imparables. paola. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes, la inteligencia artificial que transforma nuestra vida a diario. con asistentes digitales que pueden comprender nuestros coman dos. detrÁs de la tecnologÍa transformadora estÁ una mujer hispana. su nombre es pilar manchÓn y es experta en lingÜÍstico com pu tarbl. >>> soy pilar manchÓn y soy la presidenta de.... ¿quÉ significa eso?. >>> inteligencia con ver sarbve. >>> cuand

. >> kristi ortega and her husband have two young children. she says it takes almost an hour by bus to get them to childcare before going to work. there's an effort underway to help families such as the ortega stay in the mission. >> over 10,000 families of a teen -- latino dissent move out of the mission. or be forced out of the mission. >> reporter: mission neighborhood center is launching a campaign to provide affordable housing with girl childcare and education. this lot on mason street is among the sites identified. the property will be transformed into 165 122 bedroom condos with an early child care education center on- site. >> parents they don't have quality care for their children do not perform well at work. they are concerned about their children. >> reporter: the money from the program will come largely from state funds. it also meets philanthropic donations. low income families can apply. the housing will be awarded through a lottery system run by the city. spectacles to have four of the sites developed in the mission to offer aff

. >>> el rÉgimen de daniel ortega en nicaragua se comprometiÓ dejar en libertad a los presos polÍticosue condenado por planificar la masacre feminista en 1995. gran asombro a causa de la detenciÓn portaron trÁfico del ex jugador de la selecciÓn de fÚtbol. estados unidos la pide en extradiciÓn. es sospechoso de pagar a traficantes que portaban cocaÍna en lanchas y avionetas a norte. este es el momento en que la fiscalÍa colombiana detienen a un exjugador de fÚtbol. una operaciÓn contra una organizaciÓn transnacional dedicada al trÁfico de estupefacientes. su duelista tenÍa una pedido de extradiciÓn en texas. en el pasado fue distinguido como uno de los mejores mediocampistas de. dice que no sabÍa que las personas con quienes lo vinculan es naranco traficante. patricia: nosotros hacemos una pausa y en en el dÍa internacional de hola, ¿y los demás? no, solo soy yo. pero mi cuñado me dijo que eran el mejor trío. Éramos, hasta que nos separamos. pero eres bueno, ¿no? estoy ok. sería mejor con los otros dos. es que le voy a pedir la mano. ¡qué bueno! porque una mano es lo que necesitamos. so

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la policÍa nicaragua arrestoayer a mÁs de 100 personas cuando opositores al presidente daniel ortegaibres a 107 arrestados en respuesta de una solicitud del embajador del vaticano en ese paÍs. hay nuevas revelaciones en relaciÓn al juicio de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn y la polÉmica crece con datos sobre ciertos documentos, tenemos mÁs detalles. >> los fiscales en el juicio contra joaquÍn guzmÁn loera habrÍan luchado con uÑas y dientes para impedir que saliera a la luz informaciÓn potencialmente perjudicial para sus testigos y el gobierno estadounidense. de acuerdo con documentos revelados recientemente. segÚn los expedientes, los fiscales buscaron limitar el testimonio del narcotraficante colombiano alex cifuentes sobre las supuestas relaciones sexuales de este testigo con menores de edad. >> creo que camino apropiado por la defensa es atacar el gobierno por haber revelado las ofensas sexuales antes del veredicto, si se le cuentan antes develaron esas ofensas sexuales y no hablaron de cifuentes, hablaron del chapo, eso sin apropiado. >> la fiscalÍa tampoco quiso que cifuentes fuera cont

. >> christie ortega and her husband have two young children and it takes an hour by bus to get themo child care before going to work. >> in the past five years over 10,000 families of latino descent have moved out of the mission. >> mission neighbor centers are launching a campaign to provide affordable housing with early education at the same location. >> to live in the same building. >> this lot on mission street is among the sites identified to be part of the program. it will be transformed into 165 one to two bedroom condos. >> parents that don't have quality care for the children do not perform well at work. they are concerned about the children. >> the money from the program will come from state funds but needs corporate donations. low income can apply. >> it's a good dream come true right now. >> the goal is to have four of the sites developed in the mission. the first is scheduled to be up and running by this fall. >>> two inmates at the santa a rita jail claim that the jail is debrissing them of sleep of the the two inmates say they are only per mitted five hours of sleep i

el rÉgimen ortega aceptÓ la liberaciÓn definitiva de pÍtic.en dijo que se harÁ un acuerdo polÍtico para el cierre definitivo de sus procesos judiciales. autoridades en mÉxico difundieron los rostros de 26 inmigrantes desaparecidos en tamaulipas, hace tres semanas. cÁmaras de seguridad captaron las caras de los 17 hombres y mujeres que, se cree, desaparecieron cuando hombres armados los hicieron bajar del autobÚs en el que viajaban, entre tampico y reynosa. alberto: la fiscalÍa general de la repÚblica difundiÓ las fotografÍas de los 26 migrantes que intentaban llegar a la frontera con estados unidos, y que fueron secuestrados en el norte de mÉxico por un comando armado, el pasado 7 de marzo. andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador: no tenemos indicios de que haya desaparecido. alberto: despuÉs de 21 dÍas y no tener conocimiento del paradero los inmigrantes, la fiscalÍa mexicana dijo que son 15 hombres, de mujeres y dos menores de edad. reconocen juegos bajados del autobÚs en una carretera de tamaulipas, a 90 millas del reynosa. situaciÓn cada vez mÁs frecu

. >> reporter: steve ortega, a former city councilman, has known the o'rourkes for more than a decadetrusted political adviser. i think he trusts her pragmatism, her take on things. sometimes when you're just around purely political people you get in a bubble. and he understands that he needs to get outside of that sometimes. >> reporter: a week after o'rourke's presidential launch, just what role his wife will play in this campaign is still an open question. toni costas works at stanton street, the firm beto o'rourke established in 1989. amy spent several years running the firm after beto went into politics. he calls her compassionate and a prodigious multitasker, who is up for the challenges of a presidential campaign. >> working with amy as close as i did, i think she is one of those people who are open to challenges. sure, she a little nervous, but i think anybody in her situation would be. >> o'rourke, born amy sanders graduated from williams college with a degree in psychology and spanish and spent a year teaching kindergarten in guatemala before returning to el paso, where she

cody ortega junior felt like playing baseball though.ce left-handed swing, dad pitching to him. dad dug out the snow so he would be able to play some baseball. it's a lot warmer in arizona. for the giants and a's were playing. giants winners over the a's. >> thanks. that's it for us. >> good night. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cras walls. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. what are you doing with those? luke and i are doing a recycling drive. if we collect enough bottles, they build a school in africa. luke: wouldn't that be so cool to go to a school made out of bottles? that would certainly be a special school. did you hear what i said, parents -- "special school"? okay. nobody make a big deal about it, but i just broke up with dylan. no! oh, my gosh. are you okay, honey? yeah, i'm fine. i just -- i need to date someone who has a clue, instead of an idiot

paunchy child ortega underestimated the number of civilians who were killed in the civil war the number is actually closer to five hundred thousand and the question of how to deal with this bloody chapter of history continues to divide spanish society. at the cemetery in whisker the excavators have made their first find. the bones were lying just a few centimeters below the surface that indicates that the body was buried quickly . but it will be weeks before lab results can confirm whether martin arnold's brother roman was buried here. i don't know. some of the younger volunteers have taken a real interest in the civil war and its consequences. you're going to get in the real fun but there's a long way to like us and spanish society as a whole have a duty to deal with what happened for him on the load of people who fought and died for a better world deserved dignity for the irish i'm doing what i can hear. we won't be able to identify all of the victims you're working but we're going to try different but at the heart of. most spaniards believe that franco was a dictator. but many say th

>>officers say to your old roslyn ortega was taken by her mother 30 year-old jessica tucker. police put out the alert because they say the mother is at risk. >>and here's a closer look at the people that police are looking for getting a 30 year-old justin tucker and 2 year-old roslyn rta they recently left a home in hercules. but they livedin richmond in right now police are searching for this vehicle is a 2005 black honda cr-v license plate you see it on your screen 5 and a x 5, 1, 2, will keep you posted on developments there. but again if you see that vehicle where those people you're asked to call police. >>happening now a 4 year-old little boy in oakland is on life support tonight after e accidently shot himself in the head a tragic story in the meantime the boy's mom's boyfriend vaughn jackson has been arrested crown forcefully to go reports. >>37 year old terence wilson of oakland was arrested wednesday night in connection with an of on jackson shooting he was booked on multiple felony charges, including child cruelty and being a felon in possession of a firearm the po

groups say more than six hundred forty people have been jailed since protests against president danny ortega began almost a year ago in brazil a judge has brock's the president's plans for celebrations on sunday commemorating the one thousand nine hundred sixty four military cool j'ai abbas the narrow had frequently praised the twenty year military leadership that border until democracy was restored in one thousand nine hundred five the judge said the plans were incompatible with the casa to sion and approval from congress huge numbers of people were killed or disappeared during that military rule but an amnesty law is shielded those responsible from justice protesters have renewed calls for haiti's president to step down opposition groups demonstrate in the capital port au prince accusing mores of corruption and economic mismanagement dozens died in previous protests haiti has been struggling with high inflation and fuel shortages. forces coming up next and a record breaking performance from pakistan pakistan debutant but was it enough peter will tell its racial. the environment doesn't kno

to lift sanctions imposed against the daniel ortega administration at least three hundred and twenty five people died since those process began last april. president donald trump has been visiting the u.s. army's basle tank manufacturing factory in the city of lima ohio trumps increases in defense spending have the good news for the plants but steel tariffs and job cuts by also makers are some of the challenges that make this official trip more like a campaign stop john hundred. president donald trump came to the last plant building tanks in the united states to insist he's still the manufacturing president jobs are coming back and pouring back frankly like never before companies are coming back into our country they want the action production is ramping up in the biggest way and they are some m one abrams tank is once again thundering down the assembly line donald trump campaigned promising a revival of american manufacturing jobs rising defense spending is expected to raise employee numbers at the plant from a low of four hundred a few years ago to about a thousand next year but ov

fifty six hundred forty i'm sorry people have been jailed since protests against president daniel ortega began almost a year ago the government says the numbers are far more. and protestors have renewed calls for haiti's president to step down opposition groups have demonstrated in the capital port au prince accusing juvenile more use of corruption and economic mismanagement dozens died in previous protests he has been struggling with high inflation and fuel shortages. conflicts in the mindanao region of the southern philippines have tamed hundreds of thousands of lives in the past half century multiple groups operate in the area and many wives left behind suffer from the stigma of being widows of fighters. traveled to a small village and to hear their stories. more than four decades of continuous conflict has made mindanao region of war widows. they came from many areas of the hinterlands in basle and province the share one in common grief. and they see that grief is made worse by the fact they're widows of fighters a stigma they carry river they go. i'm going to say one by one they tel

groups say more than six hundred forty people have been jailed since protests against president daniel ortega began almost a year ago the government says the numbers are far smaller. protestors have renewed calls for haiti's president to step down opposition groups have demonstrated in the capital port au prince accusing seven more years of corruption and economic mismanagement dozens died and previous protests haiti has been struggling with high inflation and fuel shortages. a newspaper affiliated to her last is reporting that a deal has been reached with israel to reduce tension in the gaza strip and comes as palestinians prepare some not the one year anniversary of weeks of protests along the border fence with israel our forces reports. for twelve months now gaza's border with israel has been the scene of mass protests and major bloodshed gaza's health ministry says more than two hundred sixty people have been killed by israeli sniper fire nearly seven thousand shot and injured but on the eve of the anniversary protest the organizing committee which is calling for a million man march issue

the schools are ortega elementary, everett middle school, and presidio middle school. so cheer on one of those three schools. we'll see which one or hopefully all three can increase breakfast participation by 30%. we are excited for you, and we hope you achieve your goals. mr. president, that is all my announcements for this evening. >> president cook: okay. thank you, dr. matthews. number three, student delegate's report. mr. mai and arumiss aruiano. >> thank you to representatives brown and board members for coordinating this meeting. >> we were able to build our bond as youth leaders and learned a little bit more about the s.a.c. and goals of real world. >> last night, laustudent lead in the s.a.c. created posters for the youth summit. >> we would also like to remind everyone that the applications for next year's student delegates is open. it's a great leadership opportunity that enables a student to represent sfusd student voice and help stuffed. if you would like to apply or know of anybody that would like to apply, see your student delegates or reputation. the de

two weeks ago president daniel ortega renewed calls for a national dialogue facing increasing international pressure and then economic crisis on friday he released fifty prisoners as a show of goodwill joining a hundred others led out in late february but they will remain under house arrest. people cheered as their knees were driven away from their last high security prison but the mothers of those still behind bars couldn't control their desperation we want to be free and healthy this mother cried at least five hundred seventy people remain behind bards some analysts believe the releases are necessary for real talks to happen. it's clear that those released keep having a sword over the heed the trials continue and the charges remain in effect but it's a first step in any case this process will be long and difficult. but with this center remaining criminalized and heavily repressed on the streets from an hour it will be difficult for any real negotiations to start this and that i'm just. u.s. forensic teams have started examining bodies from mass graves around the. uk it is estimated that m