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i had -- there was at my daughter's school, she's 10, there was the opportunity to accompany your parento work. i couldn't go because of the hostile environment and because of become on leave. that was very, very difficult. >> would you ever go back to your job? >> well, i have asked at four occasions the secretary general guterres to intervene in my case. i'm still hopeful that he will decide to be part of the solution rather than the problem and i think if the rules that already are in place today would just be appropriately implement ed i would love to take back my position because i think it's my calling, you know? the response to hiv, the reproductive health and rights aspects of it, i think this experience has made me stronger, understand the vulnerability of some of the people that we aim to defend. >> so you mentioned the secretary general antonio guterres. you have showed us four e-mails that you sent to him and you have not heard back, apparently. >> no, i have not. >> the u.n. apparently has made some changes, though, he himself has said the u.n. will not tolerate sexual hara

. >> initially at the start, we whad people, we had paren were worried. >> reporter: martine mulhern, principal of catholic st. cecilia's, says 90% of northern ireland's students study exclusively with members of their own community. >> it is possible to grow up on the west bank of the city, and not meet a protestant, or not have a protestant in the streett and y have been growing up in a house where people have spoken aut protestants or other faiths in a particular way, then they may have developed a perception of that commuty. that is where the shared education program comes into its own. >> reporter: michael allen, principal of protestant lisneal, admits he didn't always support shared education. >> there is a fear that culture, particularly within unionist and protestant culture that it's being diminished over a period of time. but i could see how the children worked with one another, how they interacted.me that thowed that they had no fear, so really we shouldn't have any fear of it ther. >> reporter: originally supported by an american foundation, this program is now being admin

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his notes with his columbia law professor friend so the professor could share details with reporter parenwhen he said he was uncomfortable with the meeting with loretta lynch and refer to it as a "matter" and not an investigation? now it's told that he never once raised a concern. >> martha: joining me now unset, senator lindsey graham. good to see you. nice to have you with us. what do you make of that? this information that surreptitiously comes to light at significant moments? we know that he's established a pattern of sharing information with the press in order to make his case. >> i think he's trying to sell a book. he is no longer the director of the fbi. you have to remember he had the law professor and leak notes about the conversation for the express purpose of having special counsel. he's trying to set trump up to have a special counsel, but he also told jim risch, i never felt intimidated regarding any of these meetings. i don't think there's any chance and obstruction of justice case lies against the president unless you can show that he, the president colluded with russia. i

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through a tweet, quote, i really like the koch brothers, parenthesis, members of my palm beach club, end paren think sis, but i don't want their money or anything else from them. cannot influence trump, exclamation mark, end quote. well, they are good friends, they are members of the club, and nobody can deny their influence on donald trump and their impact on this administration and their enduring, egregious effects on public policy. if you ever wondered where republican ideological position originated on lowering corporate taxes, undercutting health care or loosening environmental regulations, look no further than a koch front group named americans for prosperity. american prosperity is the recipient of the largest grants made by another organization called freedom partners. "politico" describes freedom partners as, quote, the koch brothers' secret bank, end quote. the group pedals dark money to front groups who drum up public support for policies that benefit the richest of the rich. the americans for prosperity as an organization has been called by "the washington post", quote, the third l

. >>> military investigators are searching for the cause of a paren helicopter crash near el centro inunty. it carried four crew members. they are all presumed dead. their names and hometowns are not being released until their families have been notified. the crash happened during what was supposed to be aa routine training mission. the super stallion is the largest helicopter used by the u.s. military. >>> the time now is 8:15. let's check in with sal and how we're looking out there on this wednesday morning. >> we're looking a little better than we were maybe a half hour ago. starting off with a look at the toll plaza of the bay bridge. traffic will be okay. getting to the toll plaza on highway 24 and 80 is also improving quite a bit. now, we're looking at some of the other slowdown that's are persistent. like highway 4 is still slow driving through bay point. 680 is not too bad. we told you that 24 is looking good. look at 80 westbound. that looks g now to the south bay. we do have slow traffic on 101. even that is improving a little bit. so things are improving quite a bit for the

serÍa el primero que dijera "paren esto". lo que ha tenido oportunidades preparar su prÓximo concierto con ninel conde. nos revela si volverÍa con el bombÓn asesino. josÉ manuel figueroa: no creo. lo que se vio fue perfecto y en su momento. definitivamente, ella siempre estarÁ en un lugar en mi corazÓn. le tengo mucho cariÑo. serÁ siempre mi amiga. estoy en otra etapa de mi vida. estoy tranquilo. ♪ francisca: una respuesta como todo un caballero. respondiÓ como un caballero. carlos: lo que se hereda no se hurta. al igual que su padre siempre respondÍa con un soporte para no perder a la dama. [risas] addis:donde hubo fuego cenizas quedan. recordemos que ninel conde siempre regresa con el chico anterior. carlos: a veces, con abogados, pero siempre regresa. [risas] addis: volviendo al tema de julian figueroa y josÉ manuel, cÓmo no vas a conocer al sobrino? le puede llevar unos paÑales al chamaco. francisca: estoy de acuerdo con ella, el barba. creo que no se llevan muy bien. carlos: muchas gracias, addis. vamos con mÁs de "despi

tendrÁ gana de salir ahÍ y decir, por favor paren esto. me parece.ere que sea su enfermera. ese no es el punto, ayer mismo ya dijo que juliÁn vivÍa en la esquina de la casa, que no es verdad, pero que podÍa ir cuando quisiera. y juliÁn... >> hablando como madre, con el amor de una madre yo no dirÍa que mi hijo estÁ enfermo, yo creo que lo que puede lograr ella es hacerle mÁs daÑo a su hijo al quitarle al padre. hay algÚn documento que avaleque prohÍba ver a su hijo? >> lo que hay son muchos documentos, cuando el juez saca... >> ahora mismo estÁ ese documento? >> solamente puede verlo en un lugar controlado. >> los otros en un afÁn por dar la noticia nos involucramos sentimentalmente en este caso, agradecemos mucho que estÉs aquÍ hablando del tema porque para mucha gente. vamos a seguir mÁs adelante, no se vayan porque tenemos muchos ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dime un poquito ma' ♪ lo que tu quieres de mi ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dame un poquito ma' ♪ dame ♪ dame un poquito ma' de desayuno de mcdonald's por sólo 4 dólares. combina el

to be slick will not see records done you will see a lot of security, saying highly visible police parensr officers along the route security checkpoints metal defectors in assessor populations. >> five years since terrorists targeted the marathon sparking day long manhunt for attackers bombers killed. >> many runners. >> well study android apps going to disturbing finding references say more than 3,000 of those apps track kids, that is potentially violates u.s. law shows nearly 300 apps collected contact location information without parental consent more than 1,000 apps shared sensitive data with third parties. google apparent alphabet down 1% so far this year, we told you about google design for gmail last week according updates like snooze bun, to answer later the introduction of confidential mode to stop recipients from affording certain e-mails or restrict ability to copy or prudent e-mail, interesting, today is the 18th anniversary of the 2000 nfl draft tom brady checked by bill belichick new england patriots, going 199th over you'll won five super bowls together brady visited troops

organizations, close paren, and astroturf groups, paren, fake grassroots organizations, close paren, and we sure do see those fake public interest organizations and fake grassroots organizations whipped up by the fossil fuel industry today. step four is outlier scientists, the ones who can cook up the pseudoscience that can be used by foot soldiers, outlier scientists are recruited to publish in phony journals and speak at conferences of physicians, lawyers, and other professionals, emphasizing the controversy and sowing uncertainties, close quote, and denial, thus using peer pressure to create true believers among the influential opinion leaders. you then shove out 0 into quote, sympathetic cable tv purr viewers who react with outrage and call for policy action. this provides political cover for legislative or other policy action, bipartisan allies -- by partisan allies in government o industry representatives after that is all done -- i'm quoting here, industry representatives can step safely out from behind the kurtaentain for the main act and plead their case to policymakers. the