segÚn palmas giuliani y Él frenóesgaciÓn.r a biden polÍticamente, segÚn Él. el presidente true sabÍa perfectamente lo que hacÍamos, afirmÓ. aÉreo que vicepresidente, el fiscal general,y retroceso de soria serÁ, ejerce, estaban al tanto de todo. la casa blanca lo negÓ. segÚn palmas se ampaÍs si no tienes investigaciÓn. estÁ acusado de financiaciÓn ilegal de campaÑa. >> estos una persona que trata de salvarse. >> una de las condiciones que tienen todas las personas quecolaboran en verdad. y si mienten pies de acuerdo.uÓ que trump viola la ley al rene enrique: la polÍtica de administraciÓn trump llego, 14 estados ilÍcito de columbia, demandan esta iniciativa que lilita la intenciÓn que tuvo el congreso cuando creo programa. algunos consigue que se mÁs importante del paÍs para luchar contra el hambre. dulce: la meta el presidente true de recortar los programas de asistencia pÚblica sigue siendo desafiada. hoy 16 fiscales estatales entablar una demanda en contra de la media que reducirÍa la demanda nutricional y afectarÍa casi 700

segÚn palmas se amenazÓ con ucrania con romper cualquier relaciÓn con el paÍs si no tienes investigaciÓnuna de las condiciones que tienen todas las personas quecolaboran en verdad. y si mienten pies de acuerdo. el bipartidista concluyÓ que trump viola la ley al retener la ayuda militar a ucrania. enrique: la polÍtica de administraciÓn trump llego, 14 estados ilÍcito de columbia, demandan esta iniciativa que lilita la intenciÓn que tuvo el congreso cuando creo programa. algunos consigue que se mÁs importante del paÍs para luchar contra el hambre. dulce: la meta el presidente true de recortar los programas de asistencia pÚblica desafiada. h estatales entablar una demanda en contra de la media que reducirÍa la demanda nutricional y afectarÍa casi 70as de bajos ingresos.>> esta gente estÁ ayu. >> actualmente los estados puedenotorgar beneficios para adultos de 18 cuente nueve aÑos de edad sin trabajo y sin hijos, el mÁximo de tres meses durante un perÍodo de tres aÑos. se puede extendida el lÍmite de tiempo. marÍa dice conocer la incertidumbre econÓmica cuandoÓ hay mucho trabajo. estÁ muy de

but with confusion inevitable, that first day at airports like palma, in majorca, was the hardest.t first was chaotic. it did not go well at all. there were hundreds upon hundreds of thomas cook passengers coming to the airport. many of them anxious, they took cabs — they did not trust whether or not the coaches would turn up. they were told by thomas cook staff and also the civil aviation authority to stay in one corner of the departures lounge, and that built up and built up. there were some people there 18, 19 hours, sitting down, lying on the floor, some crying as well, working out how they could get home. by day two, it was completely different. big airlines had come in to help and it was really smooth from there. the civil aviation authority had experience to draw on when monarch airlines collapsed two years ago. then, it had to repatriate more than 100,000 people. but 0peration matterhorn, which cost the uk government £40 million, was significantly bigger. at the beginning of week two, i was allowed on board an airbus a380 tasked with bringing hundreds of people home. this a

hejoined las palmas in 2015 with the club in the relegation zone and they finished 11th that season.cently, setien spent two years at real betis before being sacked last year. staying with football, there was one game in italy on monday, with parma beating lecce to move up to 7th in the serie a table. after a goalless first half, defender simone iacoponi broke the deadlock with a powerful header to put the home side in front. that was his second league goal of the season. danish international andreas cornelius then made it 2—0 as parma claimed theirfirst victory in three games. they're nowjust a point off the european places. lecce remain just outside the relegation zone. one other football line, ac milan's spanish goalkeeper pepe reina hasjoined the english premier league side aston villa, on loan until the end of the season. reina watched from the stands on sunday as villa were thrashed 6—1 at home by manchester city, and dropped into the relegation zone as a result. it'll be reina's second spell in english football, having played nearly 400 games for liverpool where he won the fa

carolina del norte los soldados y familias dicen que el tono más suave del presidente les devuelve la palmaenas tardes josé un sentimiento de alivio predomina en esta comunidad que vive para y por la base militar pero el sentimiento de alivio tiene tonalidades aún hay nerviosismo entre los militares y familias de los que podrían ser enviados pero la preocupación mayor está en los que ya se encuentran en la zona de conflicto después de un inicio de año muy doloroso hoy se sintió alivio después del discurso de trump >>> estaba nerviosa con coerenc estaba todo más calmado agradecí a dios >>> el 31 de diciembre supo que su esposo sería enviado a oriente medio, entre muchos militares está la inquietud >>> me siento nervioso, raro >>> para el oficial garcía que podía ser llamado en cualquier momento su gran preocupación son su hija y esposa aunque ella lo entiende y apoya >>> ella sabe el trabajo que tengo y está nerviosa también >>> el mensaje de trumra ma es o familias se están separando ver tanto chamaco recién llegado de 18-19 años que se tienen que ir >>> se alistan los uniformes de los mili

. >> quería que se aprendiera eso los palmas porque fueron. >> (...) . >> [hablando inglés] incendiosde decir lo que sea cualquier persona que si uno cae ya lo tiene atrapado dice que ahora es muy difícil diferenciar. >> el fuego consume la biblioteca y parte de la recepción ocasionando daños estimados en $50,000 la iglesia en pantalla en sacramento fue la segunda la lista de las 12 27 del mediodía comenzó a arder el infierno en la tierra. >> el incendio comenzó por el lado de la iglesia y las llamas subieron y la retiraron los monitores del techo. >> según el pastor lópez dice que el restaurar los daños provocados por las feroces llamas tendrá un costo de más de 1 millón de dólares. >> me sentí triste, pensando en que como puede haber alguien personas con tanta maldad presunto responsable de estos siniestros se trata. >> de un hombre de &! aÑos de edad el cual por el momento en frente a dos cargos por incendios premeditados es del sur del sacramento noticiero telemundo california. >> descubren el narco túnel más grande de la frontera suroeste que va desde una zona industrial de tijua

but just after the break palma did manage to level things up that had a from andreas cornelius. celebrations didn't last long though 3 minutes later back came eventis and rinaldo with another goal to secure the 21 win. which pieces scored in 7 straight league games to track for their 9th consecutive syria our title the closest challenge is enter through 11 at. all israel though turned on the style in exley no surprise single it all messi do the same in spain he scored the winner against granada as bassline went top of the league and got off to a winning start under new coach k. k. said jen belief from which then in the may see will go in the end having missed the makes things karma because he's been doing this for more than a decade it's an advantage for any team to see when i stop and watch the game i'm sure i'll see things that we can improve but i'm very happy really with lots of the things that we saw in this game. in germany you're going klinsmann start as pets at berlin coach couldn't have been much worse they were thrashed 4 nil by his former team by munich and one of his

esta nave habÍa estado en el puerto francÉs de marsella y en palma de mayorca el barcelona en espaÑa.n deben continuar el viaje. porque es un hecho es que nos separan esta noche. se esperanza con que eso ocurra maÑana por la maÑana. ilia: una persona a la que le diagnosticaron el coronavirus hace 20 dÍas saliÓ hoy del hospital en wuhan convirtiÉndose en el primer paciente que circula de la enfermedad de china. el paciente tiene 62 aÑos y separa una fuerte neumonÍa. a su salida del hospital dijo que habÍa llegado a asfixiarse tanto que apenas podÍa hablar. jorge: regresamos estados unidos. los pase de un estudiante hispano al que hallaron muerto la necesidad despuÉs de asistir a una fiesta, presentaron una demanda en contra del centro de enseÑanza, en contra de la fraternidad y otro de sus miembros. vilma tarazona hablÓ con la madre del joven y recordÓ los Últimos pasos que Él dio antes de morir. >> el profundo dolor de flavia y su esposo se agudizÓ al descubrir los escalofriantes detalles de cÓmo murió su hijo antonio que acababa de empezar en la prestigiosa universidad de cornell. se

>>it's not uncommon for las palmas medical center to deliver between may these twins have different moms but by fate the same >>mine is ella >>and the mines care else so lesson. cynthia gaber day before new year's eve just hours apart i was 12:55am i was 11:43am when i guess i should mention they're fraternal twin sisters who now have 2 daughters that may many were twin cousins and this was something totally unexpected even our has been so they told college did you guys tons talk to each other and just say hey let's just. >>have this these babies together secure snow you can get it think during a family could get worse unless know has been announced their pregnancy. >>celeste says her sister cynthia disappear and she was in the bathroom was like what's wrong and she's they come in here so i went in there and she took a says she was also pregnant as twin sisters, coincidences have always followed them, but they never could have guessed having almost identical pregnancies and you're likely to dalton comes to think that their faces seen we will have to go back there being stubborn everythin

they ca to palma de mallorca in spain, which is an amazing, beautiful island. >> reporter: for most ofher single mother. >> you know my father left when .was nine-years-old we were, like, nine, ten people at home. and my father wasn't there. and my mama uses the music as a resource, as a weapon against sadness at home, because the situation was not sy. and she didn't recognize between the different pop tribes, you know, like rock, blues, opera music, whatever. to my mom, all the music was the eme. she used to danrything, youic know, a style, even if it was pavarotti! >> reporter: that makes a lot of sense to me, because your music includes so many musics in it. ♪ ♪ i was listening to your song "deadbeat," one of your recent releases. and i was trying to descre it to a friend. and i said, "itc kind of uh hno, prog., reggae, with some new orleans trombone." ( laughs ) >> yeah. >> reporter: but music didn't make her childhood easy. she was raised in virtually the only black family in her community. what was that like for you? >> well, sometimes good, sometimes strange, sometimes at that t

then there were the far graver dangers that face local sources in 2018 journalist james palma formerly based in china spoke about his personal experience trying to cover the shin jack all of my weaker sources are gone. ok. i don't talk to people because. i can't reach them when we look at the lists of reasons they've been given for people to be sent to concentration camps having had contact with foreigners is the single most dominant reason. i have certainty of one of my sources being sent to a camp with the others i don't know whether they. just cut off contact for their own safety or whether they're actually imprisoned i stopped trying to reach weaker sources in the middle of last year because the risk to them was much greater than any possible benefit of talking to them. there is no such thing as. growing body of evidence suggests otherwise with reporting inside changing stunted by surveillance and intimidation news outlets have relied heavily on outside help to cover the camps. now i can't find it. much of the media reporting is the result of investigations done from a distance ind

restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca and san antonio inthe first legislation of its kind in europe. i'm joined now via webcam by matt mavir, who runs a stag and hen do company called last night of freedom. thank you very much indeed. what do you think about this legislation?” think what the government are trying to do is quite a responsible thing. they are trying to get their destinations to be viable in ten to 15 years time. the issue that i have got is that they are trying to do it very quickly and that's a problem for a lot of suppliers. how will it affect them? what they are trying to do is become responsible in putting and legislation against people jumping from back balconies, which isa jumping from back balconies, which is a good idea. cutting back on happy hours and promotions. that's also sensible, but they are also banning pub crawls and party buses. they seem to be doing it overnight. if you want to change the location that's fine and revolution is the best way forward, maybe you could do it over the course of two years. maybe y

restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca , and san antonio says it's the first legislation of its kind in europe. i'm joined now via webcam by sophie griffiths editor of travel trade gazette. thank you for speaking to some bbc i'iews. thank you for speaking to some bbc news. how bad are things that these measures have had to be put in place this is something that the government of the balearics has been wanting to tackle for several years 110w. wanting to tackle for several years now. interestingly, last year they introduce an ecotourism tax that came into force on the 1st of april that was designed that mac depending on when you travel, they would charge you would different amounts per day. under 16 did charge you would different amounts per day. under16 did not charge you would different amounts per day. under 16 did not have to pay that tax but even then they were trying to encourage families. they are, they were managing tourism flow. now they are trying to manage the kind of toys they attract. we have had some reaction from businesses in

we have a number of photographers featured in our boat congo exhibition including john de palma from the 1950 s. . became a reporter c.d.b. it was also a reporter covering nightclubs and parties. to. this is how they both became portraitist to the. contemporary art from africa has only recently gained recognition worldwide in contrast fashion from the african continent has been a source of inspiration for european design houses since the independence era. also christian dior to show its former larn of millinery inspiration is drawn from the mystery and allure of this rustic straw is called tribal. 'd african queen one of us out of use of the pink some gold oversight. rise on the dark continent or my halo of light around the way or. another our broken queen. or jungle or patio. after independence however congo was unwillingly drawn into the cold war the situation escalated as prime minister patrick slew moomba was deemed a security risk for its former colonial rulers and the us. he was captured and tortured and shot almost certainly with the complicity of the belgian government and wa

were very aggressive very violent protests have broken through the barricades that approached the palma building before being pushed back is being water cannon used as being tear gassed used watching on the screen the riot police getting set for what looks like an advance of by taking on the protesters this seems to spreads not just from around that initial area towards the building but it seems pretty new to all the streets here as well. well central beirut really has been the epicenter of the protest movement throughout the parliament building you have the government palace you also have the iconic martyrs square which really has been the protest site since the start of this uprising against the political class this whole area is downtown beirut many people of occupy we have to move they're asking us to move away a bit you know yes so they are clearly planning their advance to end and quell this on the rest which is. which is quite different than what we have seen over recent days in recent days the violence was contained to outside the main gate of parliament square now protesters ha

restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca , and san antonioment says it's the first legislation of its kind in europe. earlier i spoke to sophie griffiths, editor of travel trade gazette. i asked her why the balearic island government is taking this action. the government of the balearics has been wanting to tackle for several years now. they had a new minister of tourism who took office last year and he was really emphatic in wanting to crack down on this. quite interestingly, last year, they introduced an ecotourist tax which came into force on the 1st of april, and that was designed to fund sustainability measures. so, depending on when you travel, it would charge you a different amount each day, but from between one and 2 euros between may to october per person per day. interestingly, under 16s didn't have to pay that tax, so even then they were obviously trying to encourage families, but it looks like, there, they were kind of managing tourism flow. now, it seems that they are managing the types of visitors that they attract, and i think

restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca and san antonio iner i spoke tojonathan smith from abta— which represents travel agents and tour operators, who told me what's planned. so the local authorities have decided to put in some restrictions on these areas which relate to party boats, pub crawls, the errors whereby drinks can be sold. to crackdown on anti—social behaviour in those times. do you welcome in? we welcome certain aspects of it. we have been calling for steps to encourage irresponsible drinking for many years, and we've been working with the foreign office on balcony safety, for exa m ple. with the foreign office on balcony safety, for example. i think there may be some unintended consequences for some holiday makers, couples and families for example, who may be staying in hotels that may be affected by this too. surely it is just common sense to try and limit too much alcohol consumption? well, we'd always promote responsible drinking. ithink we'd always promote responsible drinking. i think one of the things is, when people go ab

my point of view we got to the end of 3 and a half years without wrangling we've got a functioning palma that's actually delivered the result and we've actually got a prime minister who's actually delivered the pledge and norman is a for the lib dems minister how do you feel bearing in mind the lib dems were the revoke article 50 well i did not should be without particular policy of the site but i feel very worried for the country i mean by uncivil you honest politicians there are so you and she's absolutely straightforward in her views and she no doubt believes is the best thing for britain i thought happen to believe the opposite why was the problem what we were optimistic we were going to win in a world of power blocs whether it's us or whether it's china russia the e.u. and britain going to a very small fish in a very big barn full of sharks i don't think you know we're not in we don't travel in times when you're saying gumbo some things we are the best of other countries this will come apparent with the deal with america if we get one with a trade do i mean look he used to call the

restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca, and san antoniope. authorities in italy have discovered a painting by austrian artist gustav klimt stolen 23 years ago, believed to be worth some $60 million. the painting, ‘portrait of a lady', was taken from a gallery in the city of piacenza, with investigators believing the art work to have been stolen through a skylight. in december, a workerfind the painting in the gallery wall. in december, a workerfind the painting in the gallery wall. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there, most of us will enjoy dry weather this weekend. we are seeing some wintry showers in scotland. those will continue to become fewer through the rest of the day. becoming dry for northern ireland, northwestern, but a high cloud here spilling down towards wales on the south—west, otherwise we will see these skies and pointy sunshine. six to 8 degrees, that is near—normal for this time of year.

venezuela's opposition leader is planning to return to palma 2 days after soldiers physically blocked him from seeking reelection as the speaker both won by his rival a dissident deputy backed by the madeira government have pledged to lead the next parliamentary session a last american editor of the sentiment reports and. the headline reads congress wakes to 2 speakers of the house in a country which already has 2 men claiming the presidency that is williams are understandably confused and frustrated when you think you know muslim but as the saying gars we lift as if we were lost in space. on sending national guardsmen prevented opposition majority leader one by law and other deputies from entering parliament to initiate the year's session as the constitution stipulates. in his place the pro-government minority swore in a speaker and deputy recently expelled from his opposition party that was the end of it this is the headquarters of the opposition newspaper. whose auditorium was used on sunday night by the opposition to elect and swearin door but in a few hours why though will attemp

restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca and sant antoni inent says it's the first legislation of its kind in europe. it is now five minutes past six and thank you forjoining us. the chancellor has admitted not all businesses will benefit from brexit, warning companies they must adjust to new regulations. sajid javid made the comments in today's financial times. let's speak now to our political correspondent, susana mendonca. susana, surprising words from the chancellor? there have been many questions about what things will look like as we leave the eu. and the chancellor was making suggestions that for some people there may be some problems ahead. analysts will be concerned for problems —— for businesses about not being aligned with the eu. last year we had industry experts from food and automotive industry saying they would be damaged if there was no alignment. so we're not getting detail on what rules will not be followed but there is an indication that the government would be moving away from alignment with the eu and basically saying that

the house is in the rancho palma grande condominium complex in santa clara. >> abc7 news reporter david louie got a look inside. >> reporter: the sinkhole is about the size of a bathtub right in the middle of the living room. it's covered up for safety, but when crews went down to investigate, the hole was a good six feet deep and filled with water. 20 months ago when the water was first discovered through a floor grate, the water was only four feet deep. but the more they tried to pump it out, the more flow kept increasing over a three-month period. >> what it translates to is 17,000 gallons a day. so it's like almost a swimming pool a day is coming out of the house. >> reporter: it's believed the water may be coming from an old well. when the land underneath the condominiums was an orchard. owners doug ridley and sherry schenn sued the homeowners association last summer for negligence. meantime, their engineering consultant says there's evidence the foundation is cracking and the house is being undermined. >> i can't tell you how much we will be spending going on because it's not near

this developed in doug ridley's living look at the rancho palma grande complex.s about the size of a bathtub. six feet deep, filled with water, homeowners say they have to pump out 17,000 gallons every day. >> it's almost a swimming pool a day is coming out of the house. >> not only can you have potential for structural damage, house movement, settlement, but also you have got water underneath the house that is creating an environment where mold can grow. >> oh. the owners sued the homeowners association last year for negligence. an attorney for the homeowners association would not comment because there's a pending lawsuit. >>> "dancing with the stars" is on tour. >> last night's performance had a special guest. >> i'm back in rhinestones and i could not be happier! >> look at that. ginger zee from "gma," of course, performing at radio city music hall in new york city. sh's a former contestant. the "dancing with the stars" tour is coming to the paramount theater in oakland, april 3rd. and on that date, the special guest will be kate flannery. "gma" will have much

public safety power sh-offs e lost so much resonance every losso much products and you couldn open la palma ys foodie of colfax with more generators and paving railroad reet for a pastor escape is part of the plan ike many communities in the foot hills colfax is trying to be proactive to make sure that the nextwildfire. >>doesn't happen here. in colfax meicler. >>well for your health th morning, california is loing to classify e popular pain clear painkiller acetaminophen as a carcinen acetaminophen is used to treamild or moderate pain and it's he active ingredient in a lot of these over the counter medications like tylenol. the californiacarcinogen identification committee is taking public comment right ow on this move thell be taking comments are next moay after that if they decide to add it to the list companies that use the drug will be required to warn customers before ey buy. we'll take a break time now 8.52 still ahead crews in miami have their hds full as they're getting hard rock stadm ready. r the big game betwee the ninerand the chiefs will take a look at some of the prarations.

as eventis opened a 4 point lead at the top of italy said they are either way up against 7th place palma into raymer now the open spot just before half time. but just after the break former manager said level things up with this header from andreas cornelius the celebrations then last long 3 minutes later back came eventis and rinaldo with another goal to secure the 21 with. 2 old playoff rivals butted heads in the n.b.a. regular season on sunday the miami heat and san antonio spurs haven't done so well since they lost finals losing in 2014 but competition is still fierce san antonio getting no ground on home court as the heat's rise towards the top of the eastern conference will slow down with a $17100.00 to defeat the spurs were all still outside the playoff spots in the west. 30 points says the denver nuggets looked to be cruising against the paces but indiana hit back in a dominant final closer to win 815170 demands to savannah's leading the way with 22 points places get their 1st win in colorado infinity is just. england's cricketers lead the test series in south africa after their

restrictions apply to the tourist hotspots of playa de palma and magaluf in majorca and san antonio infirst legislation of its kind in europe. matt mavir runs a stag and hen do company. i asked him what he thought of the changes. i think what the government are trying to do is quite a responsible thing. they are looking to get their destinations to be viable in ten to 15 years time. the biggest issue that i have got is that they are trying to do it very quickly and that's a will have a knock on affect for suppliers in the area. how will it affect them? what they are trying to do is become responsible in putting legislation against people jumping from back balconies, which is a great idea. can't believe it isn't already banned. looking at different happy hour promotions. that's also sensible, but they are also banning pub crawls and party boats. they seem to be doing it overnight. if you want to change the location that's fine but evolution is a better way forward, maybe you could do it over the course of 15 years. maybe you could talk to and engage with companies in the process so they

the general intelligence division he is responsible for the palma raids if you are ever nominated for fbi director they will ask you, has the fbi ever violated and civil liberties if you say yes the palmer raids and spying on mlk. that is how how bad they are considered to this day, that every candidate for fbi directorship says they are bad. and then in 1924 the attorney general is disturbed that the fbi is engaged in political spying so he puts limitations on them, hemakes -- meets with hoover and makes them meet with the aclu and they are secretly spying and then they say show is a statute it is against the law that they would limit the fbi to only investigate violations of federal criminal code they found a way to get around that but the important thing is in the 1930s and 1940s, fdr puts forth an executive order to give them national security non law enforcement which hoover interprets and giving him a broad mandate to be the police of thoughts. so they use this in 1939 that is literally a list of people to detain in a national emergency attorney general discovers this and says w