rafaela: el avión se rompió.to hizo esto. y yo le grité, yo le dije: "felipe, el niño". y él reaccionó lo más rápido que pudo, agarró al niño, no sé cómo lo arrojó, se arrojó él y yo agarré a mi hija grande, es pesadita, la agarré con todas mis fuerzas y la aventé y él la ayudó por fuera. y luego, no sé cómo, me aventé yo. carmen: cristian quedó en shock emocional mientras conducía hacia el aeropuerto. cristian: cuando iba en camino, empecé--empecé a oír todo lo de las noticias y yo-- no, dijeron que primero que se había quedado una avioneta, salieron a decir los-- carmen: tú lo venías escuchando, ¿verdad? cristian: sí, en radio. carmen: mientras cristian aumentaba la velocidad, los garcía, al igual que 98 personas más, intentaban salir del avión kianchians. [gritos] carmen: ya para ese momento, los paramédicos, al mando del comandante ruvalcaba, iban llegando a la escena. rubén: y en el momento en que nosotros nos bajamos, fue una parte tan-- no sé si dramática-- es algo que no--no lo puedo todavía expresar. car

the european union wantsjoininge bloomberg opinion economist rafaela. does she think she will be about to push it out? why not sooner? are two ideas behind theresa may passes hope for delaying a deal. one is she needs to get agreement at home here at she not have agreement with her own conservative party and would very much like to not have this happen around the conservative party conference at the end of september. secondly, she is hoping timing will work out in britain's favor because the eu will want this off the table at the time when it has its big g20 summit and aump comes in and they want show of unity, to say they put brexit behind them. i am not sure that it will work out that way. >> why wouldn't it work out that way? many have said we need an earlier deadline because it will take several months to move in the various parliaments for march of 2019. >> exactly. to european parliament has approve this, a qualified majority of eu members have to approve this, british parliament has to approve this. part of the strategy is pushing theresa may int

his sister rafaela requesens was later released, butjuan requesens has still not been heard of.colas maduro has accused me of the economic war, the cash crisis, the hyperinflation, the general shortage, trafficking, and now also of this farce of an attack? you can‘t fool anyone. the only one who is responsible for the tragedy in the country is you." and venezuela‘s supreme court has now ordered the arrest of mr borges. he is in exile in neighbouring colombia. some in the opposition, like mr borges, think the attack was staged by the government to justify a crackdown on the opposition. but this man says he helped organise the operation. salvatore lucchese is an ex—police chief and anti—government activist. this is what he said after the attack. translation: i want to declare publicly i belong to the venezuelan resistance. i am publicly i belong to the venezuelan resistance. iam not publicly i belong to the venezuelan resistance. i am not the leader nor the spokesman. we are all mere foot soldiers. you never see a dictator leaving peacefully. i want to say publicly for the venezue

rafaela: listo.