patricia: el día de la madre.en trabajo. el gobernador de sinaloa ha prometido ayudarles, inclusive consiguiéndoles becas de estudio para sus hijos. con esos hijos tienen que reconstruir una relación familiar después de permanecer tanto tiempo fuera de sus vidas. ya regresamos. presentador: después de una pausa, esta madre huyó de su país con tres niñas que requieren asistencia especial. linda: es peligroso también, porque en esa parte estamos arriesgando nuestra vida y la de nuestras hijas. [música] [música] ora, una cobertura impecable más fps 50. nuevo maquillaje dream urban cover, de maybelline new york. fps 50 y protección contra la contaminación. maquillaje impecable, más cuidpara la piel. nuevo dream urban cover. solo de maybline new york.el tu propia lasagna en olive garden.de crear nueva lasagna mia desde $12.99. escoge entre cuasalsas y seis toppings, para crear más de 20 combinaciones. nueva lasagna mia, por tiempo limitado, sólo en olive garden. ♪ ♪ nuevo helado magnum doble caramelo con sal de mar. cu

as patricia tells us, manson and watson emerge, and watson tells three women, patricia, susan, linda, go change your clothes in something dark. get your knives. it's not unusual for them to say that. they were going around -- they expected black panthers to come after them any time. so they go get the knives. the women have no idea what is about to happen. they think maybe they're going break into a place and steal things. they have been doing it lately. they get in the car, and start driving, they get lost a couple of times. but finally they clamber up -- have you been to the site of the murders? it's up a steep hill. narrow winding road. signs everywhere to be ware of deer. only after they get over the fence does watson tell them they're going to kill everybody inside. you know what? they go ahead and do it. i won't give you the blow by blow. it's pretty awful. patricia was honest but two things came out of the interview that hadn't come out before for certain. the first is when the murders were complete and they went back to spann ranch. manson is waiting outside the gate and inter

>> now to patricia heaton who just might be the secret to sitcom success.everybody loves raymond," and now she's gearing up to prescribe even more primetime laughs, as "e.t.'s" leanne aguilera found out. >> patricia, you're coming off two fan-favorite series, they both ran for nine seasons each. >> yes. >> i need the squash. >> are you as turned on as i am right now? >> what was it about "carol's second act" that made you want to be a part of this series? >> i heard kyle was available. >> steve frost, senior attending doctor. >> carol kenney, intern. >> that's right, patricia heaton is scrubbing in for a big return to cbs as a retired teacher turned medical intern. and she's already got her eye on the silver fox doc, kyle maclachlan. >> there's an interns burning flame there as you can probably image. the two of us, vibrant sexual beings that we are. >> people want to see us get together, i'm telling you. >> they like old people doing it. >> there in the hospital. >> in the supply closet. >> exactly. >> i mean, hey, it happens on "grey's anatomy." >> really

and patricia heaton's tv career, where she >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- marlon wayans introducing myastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. ♪ >>> now to patricia heaton who just might be the secret to sitcom success. she starred in "the middle" and, of course, "everybody loves raymond," and now she's gearing up to prescribe even more primetime laughs, as "e.t.'s" leanne aguilera found out. >> patricia, you're coming off two fan-favorite series, they both ran for nine seasons each. >> yes. >> i need the squash. >> are you as turned on as i am right now? >> what was it about "carol's second act" that made you want to be a part of this series? >> i heard kyle was available. >> steve frost, senior attending doctor. >> carol kenney, intern. >> that's right, patricia heaton is scrubbing in for a big return to cbs as a retired teacher turned medical intern. and she's al

ilia: gracias, patricia. hacemos una pausa. al volver, ilia: gracias, patricia. hacemos una pausa. inmenso honor ser y presidenta del paÍs. >> guatemala decidiÓ. alejandro serÁ el prÓximo presidente con el nuevo gobierno quÉ le depara al paÍs? hoy hablaremos con Él acerca de los retos que enfrentarÁ para gobernar guatemala. ilia: tailandia celebrÓ el cumpleaÑos de su reina literalmente por todo lo alto. 300 drones formaron una silueta de la monarca con mensajes deseÁndole feliz cumpleaÑos y una larga vida. fue una doble celebraciÓn nacional porque coincidiÓ con el dÍa de la madre en ese paÍs. las aeronaves no tripuladas iluminaron el cielo tailandÉs durante ocho minutos que durÓ el espectÁculo. una adolescente colombiana no tuvo que pensarlo mucho cuandodebÍa elegir un tema para participar en el concurso doodle del diseÑo cambiante de popular buscador google en internet. aranza peÑa eligiÓ a su madre que dice su inspiraciÓn y ejemplo a seguir. vilma: este fue el momento en que se develÓ pÚblicamente en televisiÓn a nivel nacional el diseÑo ganador del concurso anual de google, dood

patricia: exactly. he goes to mar-a-lago.pens last year, as far as i can remember, he was visiting in different hospital. he offered to come more than once, actually, because that didn't happen. we offer it, we invited him to come home and see joaquin's room, and we didn't get any answer yet. so i don't think that going to a place, with no meaning, when you're trying to turn to people, it doesn't matter. you stay home. you stay in the white house and do something better, more worth it, finally. amy: clearly what happened with parkland, parkland came to washington, and led by the students, the students survivors, 800,000 strong marched in washington, d.c. it's also where we saw the two of you. we want to thank you both so much for being with us. patricia and manuel oliver, parents of joaquin, killed last year at the mararjory stonemama douglas high school massacre in parkland. he would have turned 19 years old this past weekend. this is democracy now!,.org dork the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez, as w

our area of focus is on patricia. it is the the central gathering space. if you backtrack 15 years ago there was an elevated freeway that connected franklin and golf. we replaced that freeway with a boulevard and created a nice public park here between fell and hey streets with one travel lane in each direction. it has grown to have a significant importance to the hayes valley neighborhood. this neighborhood has seen additional change in the years, additional growth. new population, new people moving into the neighborhood. that continues. >> this particular heart of the neighborhood we see issues. it is a nice place to spend time. there is a lot of confusion at this dog-like intersection where people are making maneuvers. it is challenging no matter what mode you are using in the area. we her about traffic safety here. four engineering he we received a petition to study this for traffic calming and look at safety issues. we determined that the area would probably benefit more from pedestrian design rather than travel speeds. couple other things in the area

vamos a el paso con nuestra compañera, patricia janiot. buenas noches, patricia.es, teresa, ilia. muy buenas noches a todos. cuando el dolor toca la puerta, hay un grupo de personas muy comprometidas con una misión muy difícil y extenuante. tiffany roberts nos muestra cómo es el mundo de aquellos que se enfrentan cara a cara con la muerte. [tiffany] para elizabeth quiroga el 3 de agosto transcurría como un tranquilo sábado en familia. elizabeth: estaba mi esposo mirando la televisión, y me habla y me dice de la terrible noticia. [tiffany] cuando supo que se trataba de una masacre, no pudo evitar pensar en el dolor de las familias de las víctimas y en todo el trabajo que le esperaba en los próximos días. elizabeth: pensé, "sé que voy a sentir muy feo en estos días que me toque ver a alguno de ellos". [tiffany] el jefe de elizabeth es salvador perches. salvador: no cualquier persona pue cer lo que hacemos. [tiffany] desde hace 60 años su familia ofrece servicios fúnebres a la comunidad de el paso, ciudad juárez y las cruces. mientras la vida sigue, aquí reina el sil

patricia: es miÉrcoles 14 de agosto estos son los principales noticia. estatus de protecciÓn temporal para emigrantes de cuatro paÍses. >>durante la celebraciÓn de su santa cena, asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. >>Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia. patricia: vamos a comenzar con un agitadoincidente policial que tuvo de todo toma de rehenes y un pistolero que se parapeto por horas manteniendo en vilo a todo un vecindario en filadelfia. policÍas iban a detener a un sujeto con drogas quien los desafiÓ con una lluvia de balas. javier: todavÍa no se ha realizado el arresto y es algo que toda la comunidad espera con ansias. vamos hacer un acercamiento para que puedan observar la situaciÓn aÚn activa. con diferentes rÁfagas y aÚn se encuentra el hombre parapetado en el fÚtbol pericial donde el individuo aÚn cerrado, negociando al principio no querÍa contestar pero luego cediÓ es a posibilidad de dialogar uno de los factores mÁs importantes es que es una zona muy cÉntrica con muchos negocios. los padres de familia

manuel and patricia, our hearts go out to you.know this must be so painful to relive this kind of experience right now. you were both in el paso to unveil this mural honoring your late son. first of all, tell us, patricia, let me start with you, how did you react when you first heard about the deadly shooting at the walmart in el paso? >> well, sadly the truth i wasn't impressed because this is something that is keeping happening and really makes me feel frustrated because we need everybody to go out and spread their voice and we act really fast. >> manuel, there are a lot of families grieving right now, not only in el paso but in dayton, ohio, as well. what's your message to them? >> well, it takes a little time to understand what happened. even when you get it, you don't believe it and you need to go ahead and fight it back. the way that our kids or husbands or wives were taken away from us is just not fair and we cannot accept it as a new norm. so these hours are critical. families are devastated. but they will get back to thei

ilia: muchas gracias, patricia.

shape and do business effectively in the country patricia john york a building on what. i just said i mean with with inflation so high with with power cuts that last in some areas up to 1000 hours a day shortages of water rising political tensions i mean this can't just be fixed with with mere reforms right now this has to be a complete overhaul of the economic system. yes there has to be a complete overhaul of the economic system but i think that in order to achieve that overhaul there needs to be a review of governance they need to be a change of government we know that the issues that are currently facing zimbabwe have snowballed out of the political crisis the political legitimacy of the current government and taking you back to 2 to last year during the how more now is the elections which clearly showed that the winner of those elections was president nelson chamisa and what followed with the declaration of the zimbabwe electoral commission and the corn court declaring the current administration into into presidency so we think that if the political reforms are not

. >> reporter: retired opera singer patricia wulf is the only one who agreed to reveal her identity.he starred with domingo in the washington opera in 1998 and says he did the same thing after every performance. >> he would come up to me, very close to my face, and very clearly say, patricia, do you have to go home tonight? >> reporter: she had heard the rumors that domingo relentlessly pressured women to sleep with him. is there any doubt in your mind that that's what he was doing with you? >> oh, no. >> he was putting pressure on you to sleep with him? >> yeah. i don't think he wanted to play dominoes or cards. i feel very sure it was sexual harassment. >> reporter: wulf says she said no every time, and a male colleague who witnessed the interactions backs up her account. domingo was so powerful, she thought that reporting his actions then would be futile. in a statement, domingo said the allegations against him are inaccurate, and, quote, i believed that all of my interactions and relationships were always welcomed and consensual. the los angeles opera where domingo is now the dir

>>Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con enrique acevedo y patricia.>alarmante es la creciente ola de arrestos a individuos que amenaza con realizar actos de terrorismo domÉstico o no querÍa causar tiroteos masivos para romper rÉcord de vÍctimas mortales un factor comÚn de estos individuos es que tuvieron acceso a poderosas armas de fuego. es el llanto de una madre desconcertada porque su hijo de apenas 15 aÑos fue esposado y detenido por the techvives en la florida.

vamos a el pasó con nuestra compaÑera patricia. patricia: muy buenas noches, teresa, ilia.la puerta, hay un grupo de personasmuy comprometidas con una misiÓn muy difÍcil y extenuante. stephanie roberts nos muestra cÓmo es el mundo de aquellos que se enfrentan cara a cara con la muerte. >> para elizabeth quiroga, el 3 de agosto transcurrÍa como un tranquilo sÁbado en familia. >> estaba mi esposo mirando la televisiÓn y me habla y me dice de la terrible noticia. >> cuando supo que se trataba de una masacre no pudo evitar pensar en el dolor de las familias y las vÍctimas y todo el trabajo que le esperaban los prÓximos dÍas. >> el jefe de elizabeth es salvador perchas. >> no cualquier persona puede hacer lo que hacemos. >> desde hace 60 aÑos su familia ofrece servicios fÚnebres a la comunidad de el paso, ciudad juÁrez y las cruces. mientras afuera la vida sigue, aquÍ reina el silencio y una paz extraÑa. elizabeth es una mujer reservada y de pocas palabras. la seguimos de cerca esta semana. ella es la asistente de embalsamado y su trabajo es arreglar los cuerpos para que sus fam

deal with it and the implication patricia what do you think ultimately these protests will achieve. i think that they will raise the issues that are faced in zimbabwe just to raise those issues to the popularity of zimbabwe but also to the international world i think that they were exposing their bad governance of the current government. but more importantly that there is a need for change in the country and that there is a need for political change and that is what the current government is fighting against which to put into emerson and god were promised things would get better under his leadership that there would be greater transparency that there would be more investment but many say the economy is actually deteriorated under his rule just how bad are things there concerning the economy. your listeners might remember back in 2008 when the public had serious information and people will read lots of many we have seen people where are lots of money because they know cash these are serious cases. but i think if we go away when the minister of finance and asked if you need to go whic

shape and do business effectively in the country patricia john york a building on what daria just said i mean with with inflation so high with with power cuts that last in some areas up to 1000 hours a day shortages of water rising political tensions i mean this can't just be fixed with mere reforms right now this has to be a complete overhaul of the economic system. yes there has to be a complete overhaul of the economic system but i think that in order to achieve that overhaul there needs to be a review of governance they need to be a change of government we know that the issues that are currently facing zimbabwe have snowballed out of the political crisis the political legitimacy of the current government and taking you back to 2 to last year during their one eyes the elections which clearly showed that the winner of those elections was president nelson chamisa and what followed with the declaration of the zimbabwe electoral commission and the concorde declaring the current administration into into presidency so we think that if the political reforms are not managed and not carried

. >> i said, i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie. and then there was a long pause. >> pepper's story had many ups and downs. >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it. >> but after so many tears, so many years, and so many turns in her story -- >> i was like, whoa. >> -- there are still more stunning twists to be revealed. >> that's amazing. it's the best gift ever. a young girl was abducted at the age of 4 and raised by her kidnapper. for the next four decades, she searched for her family, her name and herself. her story has an extraordinary ending and, as it turns out, that ending was just the beginning. here is keith morrison. >> our story begins with this mother of a teenage daughter. a woman who would spend most of her life trying to figure out who she was. what was her name? where did she come from? we'll tell you about her long search, her discovery finally of what felt like truth. but as you'll soon see, real truth can be elusive. it can hide. let's begin at the beginning. but at the beginning, all she h

>>Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con enrique acevedo y desde el paso texas, patricia. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia:que tan brutal aquÍ la mayorÍa de la poblaciÓn es latina y a medida que pasan las horas van surgiendo nuevas historias es el caso de un padre que salvÓ a su hija de las balas en esta tragedia esta es la historia de magro que muestra cÓmo el amor la entrega y las ganas de proteger a sus seres queridos afloran en los momentos mÁs difÍciles su sola apariencia parece no llenar el perfil de un superhÉroe pero para esta familia mario y su esposa se convirtieron en los guardianes de su pequeÑa hija. >>mario estaba feliz de reencontrarse con los suyos al regreso de unas vacaciones que su esposa e hija pasaron ender ver colorado, asÍ lo registra en las redes sociales entrevistadas en su casa comentan que al escuchar las noticias sobre el tiroteo pensaron lo peor y los vÍdeos llenaban de pÁnico a la familia. >>pensamos que no era algo tan grave lo que le habÍa pasado y al llegar al hospital y ver a mi hermano en las condiciones que estÁ nos dimos cuenta que era crÍtica su condiciÓn de salud pero

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. ♪ >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn,edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y desde el paso texas patriciante sigue pegando en una especie de determinaciÓn al lugar de la masacre donde 22 personas perdieron la vida por este tiroteo perpetrado por un joven de tan sÓlo 21 aÑos. toda una ciudad que estÁ triste, tiene miedo y estÁ frustrada porque nada las leyes ha cambiado para evitar otra masacre y a travÉs el blanco fue la comunidad hispana. el gobierno federaladelantÓ una masiva redada, unos 700 migrantes fueron arrestados en un operativo con docenas de funcionarios que utilizaron hasta helicÓpteros para entrar a siete plantas procesadoras de alimentos. vilma tarazona tiene las imÁgenes que nos muestra la separaciÓn de familias y como el miedo se vuelve aislar en la comunidad. >> ice sorprendieron a los trabajadores de siete plantas de comida en mississippi. cuando pasÓ por la plantavio helicÓpteros y mucho movimiento y empezÓ a grabar. >>aquÍ estamos en la planta adentro, llenaron dos autobuses y estÁn sacÁndolos. >>elizabeth sacÓ del colegio aquÍ una niÑa de 11 aÑos hija de su amiga cynt

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn con enrique acevedo y desde el paso texas patricia. ♪ ♪ ♪ patriciaciÓn que estÁ de duelo despuÉs ar que frecuentaban con familias, hijos, parientes hoy la cifra de muertos aumentÓ porque fallecieron dos vÍctimas adicionales elevando el saldo de vÍctimas a 22 ademÁs hay una persona en condiciÓn crÍtica y cinco en condiciÓn estable todo esto mientras se conoce un vÍdeo del momento de la tragedia las escenas de pÁnico cuando el agente muestra los pasajes de la matanza en pleno desarrollo. vÍctimas buscando refugio incluso algunos heridos, pedro contreras nos tiene un resumen de esas imÁgenes. >>esas imÁgenes muestran la desesperaciÓn con que una mujer huÍa por su vida pero entre mÁs corrÍa entre los autos encontraba cuerpos sin vida por todas partes. >>hoy mÁs tranquila pero con las imÁgenes muy frescas en su mente nos platicÓ el infierno que viviÓ cinco minutos despuÉs de haber llegado a ese walmart en su carrera verÓnica iba trasmitiendo en vivo la masacre que tenÍa frente a ella yo empecÉ a grabar sin saber lo que me iba a llegar a encontrar porque p

deal weight and the implication patricia what do you think ultimately these protests will achieve. i think that they will raise the issues that are faced in zimbabwe just to raise those issues to the popularity of zimbabwe but also to the international world i think that they are exposing their bad governance of the current government. but more importantly that there is a need for change in the country and that there is a need for political change and that is what the current government is fighting against which to put into emerson and god were promised things would get better under his leadership that there would be greater transparency that there would be more investment but many say the economy has actually deteriorated under his rule just how bad are things there concerning the economy. your listeners might remember back in 2008 when zimbabwe had serious inflation and people who read lots of money we have seen people where are lots of money because they know cash these are serious cases. but i think if we go way way back in the term finance and asked if you need to go which is

patricia: no sÓlo lo vio en la escuela si no lo va haber graduado la universidad. puede salir en forma de culebrilla, por eso la vacuna previene que te salga esta otra manifestaciÓn del virus que se llama culebrilla. asÍ que las dos chicas la tuvieron bien. >> lo tirÉ a pegar. francisca: este curso de enfermerÍa que hice. dr.juan: finalmente que tan malo es el tÉ de flor de jamaica para la presiÓn sanguÍnea? karla: la jamaica es malÍsima para la presiÓn sanguÍnea. dr.juan: vamos a ver cuÁl es la respuesta. quedaste empatada. me encanta el chef que dice sÍ, empatamos todo. el chef dicen no, se quedan empatada para la prÓxima. francisca: tengo buena maestra dr.juan: el tÉ de flor de jamaica es muy bueno. karla: tÚ agarras el tÉ de flor de jamaica y le agregas un tequila. >> yo sabÍa que venía por allÍ. dr.juan: carla siempre le pone el vino a todo. vemoÍsimaacias s chos no ic s el prÓximo miÉrcoles en dr. juan. mentira, eso es mentira. jarocha: ¿qué pasa? gato: jarocha, jarocha, ¿verdad que no estoy lisiada? ¿verdad que no quedé paralítica? jarocha: ahora sí sacaste

desde el paso, texas, patricia, univisiÓn.o por el tiroteoen el festival del ajo despuÉs de que se dijo que santino willians , tenÍa una lista de otros posibles objetivos policiales, eran organizaciones religiosas, edificios y instituciones tanto republicanas como demÓcratas. ahora en washington a congresista demÓcrata alejandro casio cortÉsenfrento al lÍder de la mayorÍa del senado, mitch mcconnell, con una fotografÍa del grupo con una camiseta de un sujeto regulando una imagen de ella. y preguntÓ si Él paga para que haga esto a jÓvenes del congreso. la campaÑa de mcconnell dijo que Él aprueba ese comportamiento. el equipo de la policÍa de galveston se disculpÓ tras hacerse viral una foto de dos oficiales blancos a caballo que llevaban un sospechosonegro caminando con una soga atada a Él. muchos afroamericanos dijeron estar indignados por esta fotografÍa. tenemos que hacer una pausa. tenemos la historia de una nieta que con una llamada salvo a un familiar. te contamos la historia. tambiÉn, el pistolero sospechoso de la matanz

patricia montoya remembers him saying lynn went under the jeep to retrieve a lug nut.e says harold told her lynn was going after a flashlight, not a lug nut. and roxanne burns remembered harold saying something else entirely. >> he said, she was changing the tire, which made the hair on my neck stand up straight because that -- i was like, women don't usually change tires when a man is around. >> reporter: investigator charlie mccormick couldn't see any good reason for lynn to get under a jeep held up by makeshift jacks. >> reporter: mccormick believes the original investigation was incomplete. >> there's a lot of things that could have been looked at that would be easier to look at then than now. >> reporter: for example, what caused the jeep to fall? harold said he thought it happened when he tossed the tire into the trunk. but this photograph shows a shoe print on the front right fender. >> i would've jumped all over that footprint. that have been analyzed, compared to the shoes that everybody had on that was at the scene, whether it be harold henthorn or his wife o

and so in the introduction i tell the story of patricia parks, a woman who in 1975, this is one year after taylor had been nicknamed "the welfare queen" by the chicago tribune. taylor moved them with this woman who she met at church, she was a friend of hers, and the exchange they had was taylor would move in and take care of her friend because patricia was sick. but she kept getting sicker and sicker and she eventually died. in june 1975. and she was found to have died of a barbiturate overdose. the tribune wrote at the time that taylor was a suspect in this death. it was being investigated as a homicide. and ultimately, the prosecutor decided she don't have enough evidence to charge taylor with this killing. atalso she sent over her estate to linda taylor pretty was suspicious. the prosecutor felt she did not have enough evidence. i interviewed patricia parks ex-husband who told me he was 100 percent sure that linda taylor killed his wife and he was also extremely sure it had not been investigated or treated seriously because his wife was a black woman and she felt like her race me

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patricia ice says some of the immigrants could be deported. others could enter the long immigration process. >>> wicked weather gripped several parts of the country yesterday. in new jersey, severe storms triggered a tornado. the national weather service says it touched down in springfield. it had winds at 70 miles an hour. it triggered flash floods and toppled trees. in virginia, bolts of lightning gripped the sky as damaging winds and heavy rain soaked the area. in wisconsin flooding damaged homes and thousands lost power. wind gusts caused power lines to snap and trees to topple. lightning reportedly triggered a fire that's grown 21,000 acres on a native american reservation, home to popular tourists. >>> in puerto rico, wanda vazquez was sworn in yesterday. there were accusations of corruption and controversial chat messages involving the previous governor. vazquez is only the second woman to hold the office. >>> coming up on the "morning news," new details in the case of a montana man who attacked a teenager after he refused to take off h

vamos a pasar ahora con patricia y un adelanto de lo que prepara para esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturnaunda vez el ex pelotero de las grandes ligas octavio dotel, acusado de supuestos vÍnculos a una red de trÁfico y al lavado de dinero repÚblica dominicana. la policÍa nueva york muestra un vÍdeo, en el que se vea los asaltantes de una joyerÍa en manhattan. habÍan atado los empleados, tras hacerse pasar por clientes. esto y mucho mÁs en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: al regresar de la pausa nocturna. ilia: al regresar de la pausa co ¿qué obtienes cuando compras un samsung galaxy note10 en t-mobile? obtienes datos ilimitados en la red que ahora llega aún más lejos. usa todo lo que quieras cuando quieras. una suscripción a netflix por cuenta nuestra. haz streaming de tus shows y películas favoritas. y por tiempo limitado compra cualquier samsung galaxy note10 y llévate un samsung galaxy note10 gratis. ¡así es! llévate un samsung galaxy note10 gratis. ilia: la destacada diseÑadora cubano americana isabel soler falleciÓ hoy en un hospital de nueva york. su exitosa carrera se extendiÓ por mÁs de

that's what it's going to get. >> inside, charlie's co-defendants, leslie van houten, patricia krenwinkel cameras. it was a circus of weird. manson in the center ring. >> are you guilty of plotting any murders? >> i killed a chicken once. >> you guilty of these? >> no. >> you're absolutely innocent of committing murder or telling any to commit murder or planning it? >> i'll plead guilty to the indians. >> one day manson appeared with an x scratched on his forehead and the others followed suit. >> it was theater. charlie always wanted to be famous and he was going to do it right. >> how are you doing this morning, charlie? >> sharon's little sister seethed as she watched the antics on tv. >> they were mocking our very foundation. >> everyone seemed to have an opinion, even the president of the united states. >> here's man who is guilty directly or indirectly of eight murders without reason. >> next day headline l.a. times, manson guilty nixon declares, threw the trial into a turmoil. >> all the while, manson basked in the media talking to any anywhere. >> the judge questioned my sanity. i

announcer: additional funded is provided by -- koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation. committed to bridging cultura differences in our communities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station fro viewers like you. thank you. announcer: onceai from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: democratic presidential contenders certainly revved up their attacks on each other at the debates in the motor city this week and had exchanges on policy a race. the debates revealed a party united against president trump but at odds over parts of the president's record. that's president obama and whether an overhall of the nation's health care system is necessary. >> it covers all health care needfor senior citizens. it will finally include tent -- dentalea care,ring aids and eyeglasses. >> you don't know that >> i do know, i wrote the damn bill. >> the notion that you're going to take private insurance away from -- >> we were the democrats, we're not aboutto tryin take away health care from main. rort: joe biden fended off rivals, including a f

. >> additional funding is provided by -- ho and patricia yuen thro the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our cmunities. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, from washington, moderator robert costa. robert:days after the shootings in texas and ohio claimed the lives of 31 people, the gun debate has returned to washington. president trump expressed confidence oriday that he could persuade republicans to eventuallyack expanded background checks and said he is talking with the national rifle association. president trump: i think a lot of really meaningful things on background checks will take place,ncluding red flags, including a lot of other very, very important items. the n.r.a., they love our country. they love our country so much and frankly i really think they're going to get there -- robert: many challenges remain. n.r.a. chief wayne lapierre said his group remains opposed to the measures under consideration callingm tund bite solutions. meanwhile, senate majority

. >> additiona funding provided by koo and patricia yuen, through the yuen fndation, committed to bridgingtural differences in our community. the corporation for public broadcsting. and by contributions to your pbo station fm viewers like you. thanyou. >> once again from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: on w friday, the tra raged. china announced it would soon levy new tariffs on $ 5 blion in u.s. goods. president trump demanded that american compalyes immedia start looking for an alternative to china. s thatndoff sent the duh jens industrialverage tumbling 600 points, nearly 2.4%. after the markets closed, the president, as usual, punched hiking up his tariffs on china. it capped off a turbulent week offe presidentia and indecision on the economy and other issues right before the president heads to france f the g-7 meeting. joining me tonight for our discussion, anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor f politico. martha raddatz, abc news chief global affairsorspondent and co-anchor of "this week." dan balz, chief correspondent for "the washington post." and

i've known patricia for a long time.ut you executed it beautifully. >> thanks. to me, what's interesting about it is human relationships. this is a real prison escape that happened, but it happened because people were connecting with each other in a way that the prison couldn't stop, you know? >> jimmy: you know who else was great? the husband, patricia arquette's husband. he was funny and great in that role. >> and very spot on the real guy. >> jimmy: you have another, there's a documentary on youtube about a band you were in, when you were how old? >> i was like 14, 15. >> jimmy: punk rock band. >> sort of. we were like a wanna-be sort of post punk band that never played live ever. but we recorded an album. >> jimmy: you recorded an album. it's called the band's capital punishment. and you can find this on youtube. all the guys in the band went on to become successful people in other fields. >> yes, peter swan who is our bass player is the chief justice on the arizona state court of appeals. >> jimmy: right. >> and pet

patricia janiot nos amplia jorge hace ad lib !!!!!!!! ya esta.e preguntÉ al senador > quequieren tomar cualquier asunto para atacar. tomar cualquier asunto para atacar. no me habÍa tocado esto antes. >> hoy fue repatriado a ciudad juarez el cuerpo de una maestra, una de los ocho victimas mexicanas de la masacre en el paso.y turistas y neuyorkinos huyeron en estampida de times square al confundir ruido de motos con balazos en aarp sabemos que, juntos, vamos adelante. ♪ por eso abogamos por el bienestar familiar... trabajamos por mejorar nuestras comunidades... ♪ y les damos las herramientas para abrir sus propios negocios. ♪ para que, después de los cincuenta, vivas con más salud, dinero y amor. ven, que juntos es posible. ilia: austin crucius, hermano del mirador, estÁ confundido. su medio hermano patrick acudiÓ al wall mart para asesinar a varios mexicanos. fue repatriado a ciudad juÁrez el cuerpo de elsa mendoza, una de las vÍctima mexicanas del ataque racial. pedro utrera sostiene detalles. pedro: asÍ regreso la primera vÍctima mexicana del pa

like many in her area, patricia joined sinn fein, the political wing of the provisional ira.tholic population, nationalist population, saw the soldiers. and then they became the enemy. nationalist and unionist communities became further divided. here, the catholic community of ardoyne separated from their protestant neighbours, just across the road. and, 50 years after the barricades first went up, these two communities still live apart. northern ireland is now a very different place than the dark days of the summer of 1969. peace has brought prosperity, but divisions remain. scars that are difficult to heal. the hardest part, i would say, was waking up every morning and finding more catholics killed. i found that — that would have made me think we need to stop here. to this day, do you believe the ira attacks were justified? yes — yes. you could not qualify or quantify the harm the troubles, or the conflict, has done to northern ireland. and will we ever get back to normal again? well, i don't know. this week marks the 50th anniversary of the woodstock festival. nearly 500,0

. >> more funding provided by koo and patricia p yuen, the yuenon foundacommitted to bridging differencesn our community. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by viewers like you. thank you. >> once again, moderator robert costa. robert: president trump will we the weekend at camatp vid to information about hurricane dorian. vice psident pence will go to poland instead. he's still dealing with criticism othan hising of hurricane maria which devastating puerto rico in 2017w here'st president trump said today. president trump: i like the word acting. i think acting is g at. r as i'm concerned, acting, to me is gd. anf i like the people, i make them permanent. actingives you great flexibility you don't have with permanent. rort: joining tonight to shawna thomas, washington bureau chieie for vice news. john harris, founding editor of politico. vivian salama, editor for the "wall street journal," and times." schear, of "the new york presidents are often tested by storms. what kind of test is hurcane rian for president trump? shawna: i think really what people will be looking for kind o

at first, for patricia, seeing british soldiers in catholic areas was a relief.iers, i mean, that was part of the irish tradition. you welcome the stranger. we thought they were going to stop, get all this stopped, and itjust didn't happen. explosion. the provisional ira began an armed campaign. its aim — removing the british presence in northern ireland. loyalistsjoined paramilitary groups to fight back. i was a 20—year—old fireman. we would get a call and we just turn out to it. the first thing i always remember is you'd get the terrible smell, the acrid smell of brick dust. our policy always was save life, save property and, if you can, save yourself. a curfew was imposed as thousands of troops carried out house—to—house searches. like many in her area, patricia joined sinn fein — the political wing of the provisional ira. i think the curfew was the turning point in terms of how the catholic population, nationalist population, saw the soldiers. and then they became the enemy. nationalist and unionist communities became further divided. here, the catholic commu

patricia ice is the legal director of mississippi immigrant rights alliance.t does this do to the families that were not at the plant? >> it's devastating. children may go home and find that their parents aren't there. >> reporter: immigration officials say the migrants will be sent to a facility in louisiana for further processing. and patricia ice said some could be deported and others could enter the long immigration process. po o'donnell: all right, omar villafranca, thank you for those late details. prbig portion of the east coast e getting pummeled tonight by severe storms. a tornado touched down this afternoon in springfield, new jersey. phat makes six in the garden state this year. some buildings were damaged and trees knocked down. buckets of rain caused flash flooding on highways, and there's plenty of lightning as the storms move through. tonight, a cbs news n vestigation looks at the changes made by law enforcement since the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, ssve years ago this week. k.e unarmed black teen was killed by a white offic

patricia, seeing british soldiers in catholic areas was a relief, but it was short—lived.of the irish tradition, you welcome a stranger. we thought they were going to stop — get all this stop and —— stopped and it just to stop — get all this stop and —— stopped and itjust didn't happen. provisional ira began a armed campaign, its name, removing british presence in ireland. i was a 20—year—old, we were going to call up 20—year—old, we were going to call up and turn out. but the smell, the acrid smell of dust. 0ur up and turn out. but the smell, the acrid smell of dust. our policy was sea of life, c of property. a curfew was imposed as thousands of troops carried out house—to—house searches. like many in her area, producer joined sinn fein, the political wing of the ira. -- patricia. ithink that was the turning point of the catholic population, how the nationalist population saw the british and then they became the enemy. nationalist and unionist communities became further divided. here the catholic community of ardoyne separated from their protesta nt ardoyne separated from

. >> reporter: retired opera singer patricia wulf is the only one who agreed to reveal her identity.f starred with domingo in the washington opera in 1998, and shys he did the same thing after every performance. >> he would come up to me very close to my face and very clearly say, "patricia, do you have to go home tonight?" >> reporter: she had heard the rumors that domingo relentlessly pressured women to sleep with him. is there any doubt in your mind that that's what he was doing heth you? >> oh, no. >> reporter: he was putting pressure on you to sleep with him. >> yeah. i don't think he wanted to play dominoes or cards. i feel very sure it was sexual harassment. >> reporter: wulf says she said n every time, and a male colleague who witnessed the interactions backs up her account. domingo was so powerful, she thought that reporting his intions then would be futile. on a statement, domingo said the allegations against him are "inaccurate," and "i believed that all of my interactions and relationships were always welcomed and consensual." the los angeles opera where domingo is now th

at first, for patricia, seeing british soldiers in catholic areas was a relief.an, that was part of the irish tradition. you welcome the stranger. we thought they were going to stop, get all this stopped, and itjust didn't happen. explosion. the provisional ira began an armed campaign. its aim — removing the british presence in northern ireland. loyalistsjoined paramilitary groups to fight back. i was a 20—year—old fireman. we would get a call and we just turn out to it. the first thing i always remember is you'd get the terrible smell, the acrid smell of brick dust. our policy always was save life, save property and, if you can, save yourself. a curfew was imposed as thousands of troops carried out house—to—house searches. like many in her area, patricia joined sinn fein — the political wing of the provisional ira. i think the curfew was the turning point in terms of how the catholic population, nationalist population, saw the soldiers. and then they became the enemy. nationalist and unionist communities became further divided. here, the catholic community of ar

patricia turnier you just heard chip in daraa talk about the fact that there is an impasse and also the need for the opposition to be clearer about what exactly it is that they want i want to get your response that but i also want to ask you course that m.d.c. leader nelson chamisa he's indicated that the opposition is calling for more than just concessions regarding austerity so what else is being called for. so as i think a presidential mrs been very clear as has already been alluded to that we are not seeking to go into any government of national unity but one of the things that a presidential minister has called for is in national dialogue where we can get around the table and discuss how to resolve some of the issues that are currently faced in the country in zimbabwe and so the impasse that has been mentioned does exist because the current government does not want to come around the table to discuss so so we can't achieve anything we can't resolve some of those issues as long as they are is i mentioned earlier going back to my point around the political crisis and the legitimacy i

>>Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acevedo y patricia. buenas noches, hoy comparece ante la corte el hispano acusado de tener intenciones de cometer una masacre para el hotel para el que trabajaba y se trata de rodolfo y tenÍa todo un arsenal en su casa y esta potencial tragedia se pudo evitar gracias a que un compaÑero alerta a la policÍa. montoya fue arrestada en esta casa que se encuentra en 1 a industrial donde encontrÓ las cuales supuestamente planeaba realizar un tiroteo masivo en contra de sus compaÑeros de trabajo pero sus intenciones quedaron al descubierto gracias a un compaÑero que trabaja con montoya en la cocina del hotel las autoridades pudieron encontrar este arsenal y lleva 12 aÑos trabajando en esta Área. quien tambiÉn trabaja y vi como unos 10 carros aparentemente rodolfo montoya nos dijeron que es amable pero muy callado y tendrÍa problemas en el trabajo el jefe de la policÍa explicÓ que supuestamente estaba molesto por algÚn problema en especial estaba molesto en el Área de reclusos. los compaÑeros de trabajo reportaro