no quiero perder mi beca, gracias ella puede entrar a esta prepa donde te conocÍ y metÍ preparando paraola ma. >> hola seÑora. >> verÍa pedirte permiso para ir a una fiesta el prÓximo fin, Ándale va a ir todo el salÓn salÓn. >>estÁ bien pero quiero que me dejes todos los datos donde va ser la fiesta. >> ya, no fue para tanto. >> que se lo ganen como quieran menos empujando la gente. quieres que te lleva a tu casa? >> si gracias no vemos a la noche mamÁ. >> vaya con cuidado. >> sabe que el novio de tu hija es medio sangrÓncito. >> no como el muchacho pero no me gusta para mi alicia. >> no mandes mensajes estÁ manejando roma, es peligroso. cuidadoooooooo [sonido de sirena] >>que pasÓ ma? >> tÚ y romÁn tuve un accidente. >> el como esta? >> bien. pronto del hospital hija. >> mamÁ no por amor mis piernas, porque no pongo en mis piernas? >> las piernas hallaron tanto mi amor que serÁ muy difÍcil que vuelvas a caminar. >> no pongo en mi pierna mamÁ, mamÁ por favor. mis piernas. >> hija. romÁn vino a verte. >> pasa. >> gracias seÑora. >> romÁn mi amor que bueno que vienes, te necesito tanto. e

and just because maybe they don't have those formal pieces of paper and receipts from prossa or from prepa. >> yeah. definitely that is a fraction of the problem. and with the organizations we work with our different kinds. different level organizations. when i say we work with organizations that we provide funds for civil legal aid, right? and there are different kinds. and we were lucky to be able to provide funds to community-based organizations. so organizations that are more into the communities than could talk about that stuff with the communities. but you have to be careful. it is not that problem about informal connections to electricity and water was -- is the least of our problems. because i'm talking about hundreds of thousands of people that have formal electricity, that have formal water and still they were denied, because they didn't have a title. i mean, that is one part of the problem. but the problem went even further. like, i had people, for example, that we attended in communities that they have their -- how you call it, the declaration of errors. that -- because it's al

we're following a developing story this morning, threats against local schools as one countys prepa mark a grim milestone. >> detectives in mary's county say threats of mass violence have not been credele. they wirected at schools at mary's county. ncipal said the student who made the threats has been identified. regardless, there will be an increased police presence at the school today. >>> meanwhile, a grim milestone we just mentioned that story again. deputies in charles county -- is is the rightstory, sorry. today a grim milestone at great mills one year ago a man was shot and killed a classmate tin the hallway j after the school began. the shooter took his own life. a school resource officer fired his wea at the shooter but did not kill him. >>> the funerals for those killed in thegs shootin at two mosques in christchurch new zealand have begun. special graves have to be constructed so theld be appropriate for muslim burials. local officials spent days making sure they were ready. 50 people were killed in the atta, 30 people remain in the hospital. >>> deputies in charles county hop

do you have any sense how well set up, how well—prepa red do you have any sense how well set up, howd new zealand is for an incident such as this? like many developed nations new zealand has an emergency plan. it goes straightaway to gold command and people within the police and emergency services will know the routine. happily, isuppose, it is not a routine they have had to put into practice many times. this is a country that has not seen the same level of terrorist incidents as many other countries, even in australia, they will have their orders to follow, that will include feeding m essa g es follow, that will include feeding messages back to wellington, to the prime minister and the cabinet to make more overarching decisions. at the moment it seems to be a very active and dynamic scene on the ground in christchurch. thank you very much for that. we will come back to that as soon as we have more reliable information. thank you. we move on for the moment to something very different. we will go back to that breaking news when we have more. we have a new generation of female jockeys.

emergency crisis plan operates anna, what is your impression, you and your colleagues, about how well—prepar colleagues, about how well—prepared the new zealand authorities were for an attack such as this? well, certainly i think this is taken everyone by shock and surprise. certainly, new zealand, i think your impression be and certainly our impression be, citizens living in this country, that this is never something we expected to see. we looked on in horror seeing these attacks happen, it is just nothing that we ever thought we would see coming to new zealand's shores. the prime minister saying this afternoon that this is an unprecedented case of extreme violence, that people who come to new zealand and paid these mosques are new zealand and paid these mosques a re often new zealand and paid these mosques are often refugees, they are new new zealanders and they come here looking for a life of peace and tranquillity and to be under attack on such a beautiful sunshine, clear afternoon in christchurch, a lovely day today, a pleasant, warm, lovely city to get a mountain, to be under attack l

prepa's unsure into something as will a look forward long-term plan, will be considered again my extent as the decision is made of the evidence against about the benefits of the screenings at certain times picky reference immunotherapy. in h has -- 28 studies, recruitment of 14 steps are currently in set up. finally, the third when he raised, absolutely right, i would urge all women to attend the mammogram appointments. they are vitally important and they could save your life. >> does the prime minister not feel guilty that parents and teachers are forced to buy books and pens for schools? >> the honorable tillman heard the response i give early. we're putting more money into our schools. where ensuring overall ending is being protected. yes, we have been asking schools that i recognize the pressure there is an schools that the government has responded with more funding. >> thank you, mr. speaker. if my right of a friend has been elected as leader of the labour party, which he be allowing a free vote this evening? >> can i say to my honorable friend, i think actually there are passionat

buscan joven con la prepa terminada y con ganas de aprender y trabajar.mi presentación? vengo limpia, arreglada y mi ropa no está mal. ¿qué es lo que no le gusta? >> bueno, es que tú estás, eh-- dulce: no me está contratando porque estoy en silla de ruedas. ¿me discrimina porque tengo una discapacidad? >> no, no, no, ¿cómo crees eso? sabemos que eso es ilegal. dulce: mm, ¿entonces? ¿por qué no me contrata? porque hasta ahora no me ha dado un motivo real para no hacerlo. >> está bien, está bien. quedas contratada. a partir de mañana, puedes venir a trabajar, ¿de acuerdo? noemí: ni me quiero imaginar la cara de ese señor, mi hija, da gracias que no te corrió de la oficina por la forma en la que le hablaste. verónica: pues para mí hizo bien, no tiene por qué dejarse de nadie. y así les va enseñando que tienen que respetarla. dulce: pues, a lo mejor, sí me le impuse al de recursos humanos. pero lo importante es que ya tengo trabajo. que celebrarlo. yo invito las quesadillas, ya ven que a doña petra le quedan rebuenas. dulce: me parece bien, madrina, yo se las

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created a model for in interest structure privatization, the airport, did you the highway, now you have prepa, jp morgan, bank. how is that going and it seems like your economy is going much better than anybody believes in the main land. foreign invest are i don't remembers are looking from europe, making huge investments in puerto rico because of your work force and because of the 5% tax and opportunities. can you go into that? >> yes, of course. see, this is the outside and where the future of puerto rico lies. i will talk first about our public, private partnership structure, we think we have the gold standard law. that was our first law that we signed. and we have the most aggressive pipeline in the united states with energy projects, water projects, roads, airports, sports, school facilities -- i mean, school housing facilities and so fort. . we have 7 rsq's out. some of those are visas as well. our expectation is that by sometime in 2020 some of those are going to be already given to the stake holders. we had the concession of the transmission distribution expected kit for that is decem