akin april he testified that he heard rodrigo duterte say...rugs criminal suspects... throw them in the ocean or the quarry. make sure there are no traces of the body. there is one particular story where he claimed that rodrigo duterte had signed off on the murder of the pregnant wife and four—year—old child of one particular drug crime suspect. do you really believe this test are many and do you believe that adds up to something that should lead to legal action against rodrigo duterte, now that he is president? most definitely. i believe his testimony and even the state leaves him enough that they used the testimony in the senate to file cases against him. perhaps it is in the witness's interests now to blame rodrigo duterte said now for actions he himself took. the man is a self—confessed murderer many times over. it seems odd to me that you would put so much faith in a self acknowledged massmurderer. the testimony that pinned batman down was about the murder of a journalist in the philippians. he has no interest whatsoever in the journalist,

tanto hugo como rodrigo, ambos constructores, son padres de

when it comes to populist messages delivered with menace, no one does it quite like rodrigo duterte,resident of the philippines a year ago. since he came to power, around 7000 people have been killed. human rights groups are aghast that the majority of filipinos seem to like his iron fist. my guest is one of the president's most fierce critics, senator antonio trillanes. is duterte taking the phillipines and the region in a new direction? antonio trillanes, in manila, welcome to hardtalk. hello, stephen. thank you very much for inviting me. we speak at a difficult time for your country. in mindanao in the south of the philippines, you have a national emergency with a town that for weeks has faced a siege because it has been, in essence, taken over byjihadist gunmen. the president says this is a national emergency and it is time for the country to unify. do you agree? i agree that what is happening in marawi is a national crisis and something that we should deal with decisively. but i feel that the armed forces, historically, have faced more difficult challenges before and they can ov

take andres lot ;01 banner ;15 yadira ;36 juana 1;08 alisa pkg el caso para rodrigo nÑez y hugo mejaen las cortes migratorias de san francisco... ...y mientras se decide el futuro de ambos... las familias de estos trabajadores afirman estr viviendo un calvario... sot yadira mungua/esposa de hugo "levantarte y ver que no est al lado, que lo ests esperando para la hora de la comida... que siempre nos ha gustado comer en familia y ver que no est" mientras que la esposa del otro detenido, rodrigo, dijo que ha estado muy afectada por la situacin y por ende estuvo imposibilitada para asistir a esta concentracin, pero envo un mensaje sot juana cristina/esposa de rodrigo "esperando que se haga justicia para estos dos hombres... que fueron a buscar a ,cmo luego decimos nosotros , el sostn de nuestra casa" pero como nos explic la abogada de los detenidos... las posibilidades de que les otorguen asilo poltico son sumamente bajas... porque hugo ya fue deportado en el aÑo 2001, mientras que rodrigo fue expulsado en el 2001 y 2003 la opcin para que permanezcan con sus familias, es que el juez les

rodrigo nÚÑez permanece en un centro de detenciÓn de migraciÓn, es residente de la bahÍa.josÉ rumbo a sacramento para apoyar la manifestaciÓn y ejercer presiÓn. david uribe nos tiene el reporte desde el condado. david: detrÁs de estas paredes se encuentra rodrigo nÚÑez bajo arresto desde el pasado 3 de mayo. procura, este grupo de personas lanza consignas para hacerse escuchar. quiere la libertad de Él y su compaÑero. >> entonces, Él fue a trabajar el 3 de mayo. se presentÓ y al presentarse le estaban preguntando por sus papeles. ahora tiene un mes detenido dentro del condado, de la cÁrcel. estamos aquÍ para decirle que estamos apoyÁndolo. david: en el caso de rodrigo nÚÑez es complejo porque enfrenta un proceso acelerado de deportaciÓn. la esperanza de familiares y amigos de rodrigo es que puedan visitar al juez antes de brindar una deportaciÓn, para que tenga la posibilidad de continuar trabajando en este paÍs. el camino no es sencillo, ya que desde su arresto, dicen estos manifestantes, que ambos han sido tratados en consideraciÓn y sin mayores posibilidades. >> inmigra

reportera: la revisiÓn de su caso tomarÁ lugar el lunes para rodrigo y el martes para hugo.diatamente a una corte federal. reportera: contactamos emigraciÓn y sólo nos informaron que ambos casos siguen pendientes de trÁmite de inmigraciÓn. >> ¿quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil? >> que no estÉ aquÍ. reportera: ni hugo ni su familia pierden la esperanza de que esas oraciones sean escuchadas y festival del milagro que tanto anhelan. ♪ marÍa: esta tarde se llevÓ a cabo un foro migratorio en richmond. el encuentro se enfocÓ en ofrecerle herramientas legales a quienes viven presos del miedo a causa de la polÍtica antiinmigrante del presidente trump. >> se estÁn dando talleres sobre los derechos de los inmigrantes, informaciÓn y recursos. incluso seis talleres donde hemos tenido el apoyo de dos abogados de diferentes Áreas. el área legal. y el Área laboral. donde han ayudado a limpiar rÉcords. marÍa: surge otra preocupaciÓn en los inmigrantes en estados unidos, a raÍz de otras declaraciones del secretario de seguridad. dice que deberÍan pensar en volver a su paÍs de origen. segÚn empresarios

esta revisiÓn tomarÁ lugar el lunes para rodrigo y el martes para hugo. presentan una apelaciÓn inmediata. luz: constatamos e inmigraciÓn y sÓlo nos informaron que ambos casos siguen pendientes de trÁmites de inmigraciÓn. >> lo mÁs difÍcil que no estÉ aquÍ. vamos a comer y no estÁ presente. luz: hubo ni su familia pierde la esperanza de que esas oraciones sean escuchadas y reciban el milagro que tanto anhelan. precisamente este lunes ambas familias se reunirÁn afuera de las oficinas de inmigraciÓn en la ciudad de san francisco para protestar por una oportunidad. marÍa: muchas gracias. la preocupaciÓn se apodera de los californianos en cuanto al alto porcentaje de detenidos horas agentes de ice y las deportaciones que ocurren a diario. segÚn datos de una encuesta realizada por el instituto de encuesta pÚblica, el 51% de los californianos y 78% de los latinos viven en zozobra debido a que un conocido o familiar podrÍa verse hace dado por la persecuciÓn de inmigrantes que puso adelante la administraciÓn de donato. esta tarde se lleva a cabo un foro migratori

. ♪ ♪ ♪ retomamos un caso que hemos seguido de cerca, nos referimos al caso de hugo mejÍa y rodrigo ÑÚÑeza ice. veamos lo que decidiÓ un juez que le dio la esperanza a los inmigrantes y a sus familias. luz: tratando de contener las lÁgrimas pensando su esposo hugo mejÍa, detenido hace un mes. habla por telÉfono, la esposa del segundo detenido, agradeciendo el apoyo de la comunidad. >> estando aquÍ afuera, y allÁ arriba un juez tratando de decidir el futuro de tu esposo, quÉ pasa por tu mente? >> que dios les ablande de corazÓn. luz: protestaban a la hora que un juez de inmigraciÓn revisaba la orden que le habÍa negado un oficial de ice para recibir un tipo de asilo, despuÉs de que ambos hombres fueron detenidos cuando ingresaban para hacer un trabajo de construcciÓn el pasado 3 de mayo en esta base militar. >> a la comunidad y al gobierno que no vamos a dejar que separan a hugo de su familia, ya rodrigo tampoco. el sindicato --luz: sindicato de trabajadores que representan a hugo, llamaron a pedir sus liberaciones a ice. asegura que le entregÓ al juez mÁs de 200 páginas de documentos que

as —— rodrigo duterte, as well as recep tayyip erdogan.ying up his second home, the white house is pretty much in miami now. he is playing up to the republicans, the cubans and americans. you have to play up to your constituency. i don't think the americans have got enough nuclear missiles. they should roll back the treaties from the 80s and 90s as well. segregation, bring that back as well. while you're at it, roll back a whole lot of other things. what benefit would it bring? it's his voters. he had promised them, to the cu ban his voters. he had promised them, to the cuban americans, people like marco rubio, they wanted a tougher stands on little cuba. dangerous cuba. these are x—files. they are clearly holding bitterness towards their homeland. cuba is pretty much on its knees. become somebody your own size, if you have to pick on someone. own size, if you have to pick on someone. what about picking on russia or china? this is really about trade, isn't it? this is incredibly important. it gets a bit buried in the news. india, if it asp

lavar esta bien, para lavar los dientes dicen que no porque como lo usamos para la boca 00;00;59 rodrigola/ california water service 00;21;00 pusieron graffiti en el tanque decimos a los residentes que no tomen agua por si acaso el tanque fue contaminado 00;00;37 esta maÑana este tanque de donde se distribuye el liquido para aproximadamente mil familias, fue vandalizado.....la agencia realiza pruebas para asegurarse que el agua no est contaminada... sot rodrigo 00;00;36 hemos hecho examenes en nuestro laboratorio que ahorita han salido negativos que es positivo para nosotros porque no enseña que nuestra agua está contaminada 00;00;50 los resultados finales se darn a conocer maÑana por la tarde, mientras tanto las personas afectadas pueden recoger agua embotellada desde las fs 1 ocho de la maÑana en: el 92 de la avenida chestnut en south san francisco.... sot margarita 00;01;03 dan como dos cases de agua pero si tiene una familia de más le dan cinco 00;01;17 sot rodrigo 00;01;21 nada mas tengamos los resultados que nos confirma 100 % que el agua esta bin para tomar vamos atocar puerta a p

to invite them in represents a change of heart by the philippine leader rodrigo duterte, who's spenton. according to an army spokesman, us troops are not fighting on the street, but providing technical support. the presence of the us counterparts facilitates the exchanges of intelligence, facilitates subject matter expert exchanges, and also provides training exchanges. despite government bombardment, the mounting insurgents have managed to hold out, even though there were unconfirmed reports that the two brothers who lead them have been killed. government deadlines for retaking the city have all come and gone. inside a rally, fires rage. inside marawi, fires rage. hundreds of civilians are still trapped. the militants hiding in bunkers and tunnels are thought to have hostages. even with american help, the battle to recapture this city will not be easy. it's been revealed that the ringleader of the london terror attack had tried to hire a seven and a half tonne lorry, instead of a van, to run down members of the public. police say the number of injured would have been much higher. ei

hugo y rodrigo los detuvieron a una base aÉrea cuando acudieron a hacer un trabajo de construcciÓn.con un doble homicidio ocurrido anoche. al llegar los oficiales encontraron a dos hombres con heridas de bala que murieron al instante. nadie mÁs resultÓ herido. la policÍa continÚa con la investigaciÓn. los incendios de pastizales daÑaron algunas casas y amenazaron otras viviendas. el incendio de cuatro alarmas quemÓ casi 40 acres y afectÓ cuatro casas. la ola de calor sigue causando estragos, es muy importante que cuide a sus mascotas y tome las precauciones necesarias ya que nuestros amigos de cuatro patas tambiÉn sufren a causa de las altas temperaturas. >> la sangre siembra a coagularse dentro de los vasos sanguÍneos y entonces se producen como tampones de sangre, que tratan vasos sanguÍneos importantes. viviana: eso es lo que ocurre en el cuerpo de un animal al sufrir un golpe de calor. >> el primer sÍntoma, los perros empiezan a jadear y babear. una vez llegan a una temperatura determinada que ya no pueden mÁs dejan de babear porque estÁn deshidratados, estÁn desorientados, y ca

porque hugo ya fue deportado en el aÑo 2001, mientras que rodrigo fue expulsado en el 2001 y 2003 laopcin para que permanezcan con sus familias, es que el juez les apruebe la figura migratoria conocida como "withholding".. sot alisa whitfield/abogada de inmigracin "qu es muy similar al asilo, que necesitan demostrar que es muy probable que van a sufrir violencia en mxico" para el asilo, las vctimas tienen que demostrar, segn nos dijo la experta en inmigracin... que al regresar al pas de origen tienen un 10 por ciento de posibilidad de que sus vidas corren peligro... mientras que con la figura del withholding... la posibilidad de que se queden en el pas es de un 50 por ciento... tanto hugo como rodrigo, ambos constructores, son padres de familia y fueron detenidos al llegar a su trabajo en las base area de travis el pasado tres de mayo... cuando se disponan a realizar un trabajo de construccin... el mensaje que enviaron los presentes en esta protesta... a la familia... es que aunque el caso est difcil de ganar, la esperanza es lo ltimo que se pierde.. outro ser el prximo jueves cuando

trabajadores al edificio de inmigracion en san francisco...prote stan el arresto de hugo mejia y rodrigo, puestos en manos de inmigracion cuando llegaron a hacer un trabajo a la base de la fuerza aerea en travis ..... yadira munguia/esposa de hugo 10:58 me abrazan me besan me dicen mami no llores todo va a estar bien 11:05 conmovida, yadira la esposa de uno de ellos dice que son sus hijos los que le han dado fuerza, cuando ya se cumple un mes de que se lo llevo inmigracion... 10:44 pero ellos me han sabido levantar y sacar y me levanto y vuelvo a echarle ganas. la indignacion es tal, que 7 personas se hicieron arrestar hoy dijeron los manifestantes, pues llevaron su protesta hasta el interior del edificio federal como lo muestra el video que grabaron con un celular.... 24:05 pueden darle una nueva audiencia si quieren, esta en su poder 24:05 la abogada de los detenidos reconoce que los dos tenian ordenes previas de deportacion, pero alisa whitfield/abogada centro legal de la raza 25;33 estas personas no estan en las prioridades de la migra, entonces si ellos quieren deportarles, no tiene

also in the programme: rodrigo duterte denies asking the us to help fight islamist militants, as troopsuggle to recapture the city of marawi. songs to reflect conflict and hope. we'll look at the inspiration for the music of kashmir. welcome. thank you forjoining us. it's 7am in singapore, and midnight in london where the british prime minister theresa may says she intends to serve a full term as britain's prime minister, and is "getting on with the job." but her comments come just hours after one of her former colleagues, the uk's ex—finance minister, described her as a "dead woman walking". well, she's been been reshuffling her cabinet and insists it's business as usual. our political correspondent, vicki young, reports. she's putting on a brave face, but theresa may knows she has thrown her party into turmoil. the shock of election night is still sinking in. after church this morning, the prime minister rang round colleagues who'd been defeated on thursday. she's in office for now, but for how much longer? i said during the election campaign that, if re—elected, i would intend to ser

philippine president, rodrigo duterte, has denied asking for us military support to help end the siegets. it comes a day after the us said it was providing technical assistance at the request of the government in manila. philippine troops have struggled to dislodge the rebels who took control of marawi three weeks ago. when questioned by reporters, mr duterte said he'd "never approached america" for help. what are your thoughts on the participation of us troops in marawi? i am not aware of that. i declared martial law. i gave the power to the defence department. stay with us on bbc news. there is plenty to come. feminism on film. we'll take a look at some of the movies set to make their mark at the sydney film festival. the day the british liberated the falklands and by tonight british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, had raised great hopes for the end of the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges. the screams of the crowd

us involvement comes despite months of hostility towards washington by the philippines president, rodrigo. the youngest son of the former libyan leader, colonel gaddafi, has reportedly been released from prison. a militia group controlling the town of zintan in western libya says it freed seif al—islam on friday under an amnesty law. he'd spent six years in jail following the revolution which overthrew his father in 2011. iran's intelligence minister has said the mastermind behind wednesday's attacks at the parliament and mausoleum of ayatollah khomeini in tehran has been killed. the attack carried out by suicide bombers and gunmen killed 17 people on wednesday. the so—called islamic state group says it carried out the attack. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come — a week after the london bridge attack, people are urged to enjoy the capital's nightlife, in a show of "unity and resilience". well, as we've been hearing, theresa may needs the support of the democratic unionist party, to give her a working majority in parliament following the uk election. they say discussions are cont

soldiers are now getting some help from a long—standing ally, the us, after a changing heart from rodrigohis presidency criticising washington. according to a spokesman, us troops are not fighting on the streets, but providing technical support. the process of the us counterparts facilitate the exchanges of intelligence, facilitate subject matter and expertise exchange, and also provides training exchanges. despite government bombardment, the mounting insurgents have managed to hold out, even though there are unconfirmed reports that the two brothers who lead them have been killed. government deadlines for retaking the city have all come and gone. inside marawi, fires rage. hundreds of civilians are still trapped. the militants are fighting from bunker and tunnels and are thought to have hostages. even with american help, the fight to recapture marawi will not be easy. michael bristow, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: he was the first batman on the small screen, but adam west has died at the age of 88. the day the british liberated the falklands and by tonight british tr

===sot alisa whittfield/abogada de hugo y rodrigo "no estan en un proceso normal, estan en un procesos nego la posibilidad de presentar sus casos ante un juez... y ellos estan apelando... ===sot pregunta: si te tienes que ir cut to como recordarias a estados unidos con agradecimiento ?" ===sot 18:53:36 "si porque me brindo lo que mi pais no me dio aqui terminamos de fomar una familia"==== (b-roll de yadira en la marcha) su familia y su comunidad, luchando hombro a hombro en las calles. ===sot cristina londono/san francisco, ca "vecinos miembros de la iglesia, y companeros de trabajo de rodrigo y de hugo vienieron hasta aqui con la esperanza de que alguien escuche sus testimonios"===== dentro del edificio al menos 6 activistas fueron arrestados en un acto de desobediencia civil ===sot pregunta "tus hijos han venido a verte? no... no 18:56:05 "si no soy un criminal no quiero que mis hijos me vean asi... si esto no va a ningun lado, pues cuando me deporten quiero verlos libre, volverlos a abrazar, como mis hijos que son"==== pero sus oraciones siguen siendo para que ese abrazo sea aqui..

philippine president rodrigo duterte has denied asking for us military support to help end the siege militants. it comes a day after the us said it was providing technical assistance at the request of the government in manila. philippine troops have struggled to dislodge the rebels who took control of marawi three weeks ago. when questioned by reporters, mr duterte said he'd "never approached america" for help: what are your thoughts on the participation of us troops in marawi? i am not aware of that. i declared martial law. i gave the power to the defence department. in france, president macron, is hoping to tighten his grip on power, in the country's parliamentary elections. early indications, after the first round of voting, suggest he's on course to secure a big majority, for the party he formed just a year ago. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson has the latest. five weeks after snatching the presidency from more experienced hands, emmanuel macron is doing the same with the parliament. his party la republique en marche is on track for a landslide. little more than a year af

philippines president rodrigo duterte visited the families of victims of the attack staff and guests of "resorts world manila" were among the 37 people who died in the attack. police in the philippines say that the attack was a robbery, not terrorism. this puts an end to isis claim that its soldiers carried out the attack. (jr stone) police have arrested a woman they say injured a san mateo police officer by dragging him with her car during a robbery. on thursday police arrested 33- year-old allisa thomas in san francisco on may 25th authorities say an officer spotted thomas at a safeway grocery store on north delaware street in san mateoloading stolen alcohol into her car. when the officer grabbed thomas and told her to turn off the carshe hit the gasdragging him about 35 feet before he let go and hit the ground. he suffered minor injuries...and has made a full recovery. ( justine ) in the south bay... man has life threatening injuries tonight following a stabbing. san jose police tell kron 4 news the victim was found at the intersection of east st. john street and north fourth just

us involvement comes despite months of hostility towards washington by the philippines president, rodrigoasia—pacific regional editor, michael bristow. after nearly three weeks of fighting, this is what is left of marawi. until insurgents took over, there was a population of 2000 in this lakeside city. most have left in the streets are largely empty. they are having to battle for every house. 30 marines were killed in a i6 house. 30 marines were killed in a 16 hour clash with rebels on friday. government soldiers are now getting some help from a long—standing ally, the us, after a changing heart from rodrigo duterte, who spent most of his presidency criticising washington. according to a spokesman, us troops are not fighting on the streets, but providing technical support. the process of the us counterparts facilitate the exchanges of intelligence, facilitate subject matter and expertise exchange, and also provides training exchanges. despite government bombardment, the mounting insurgents have managed to hold out, even though there are unconfirmed reports that the two brothers who lead t

. ♪ una protesta en defensa del inmigrante rodrigo nÚÑez detenido hace uno mes por ice quÉ llevado aÚÑez detenido con su compaÑero hugo mejÍa, cuando ambos se presentaron a trabajar en una zona federal y les preguntaron por sus documentos. >> no les quieren dar una oportunidad para ver al juez, por esa razÓn, quieren que los apoyen para hacer las llamadas y llamar a ice. ramÓn:sus familiares esperan que un juez resuelva el caso a su favor.un estudiante logrÓ una hazaÑa acadÉmica que muchos anhelan pero pocos la consiguen. ingresar a una de las universidades mÁs prestigiosas del paÍs para iniciar el camino a una carrera profesional. >> me aceptaron en varias universidades. claudia: es el sueÑo de muchos, pero pocos lo logran. y esta joven se decidiÓ por una de las universidades mÁs prestigiosas del paÍs. sin embargo, para hacer este sueÑo realidad, tuvo que separarse de su familia, sus lÁgrimas cuentan el dolor que aÚn siente. >> cuando yo llegaba, Él se sentaba conmigo, trabajaba en problemas, me ayudaba, Él vio el potencial de cÓmo me gustaban las matemÁticas desde chica. claudia: s

. >> la comunidad y el gobierno que no vamos a dejar que separen a hugo de su familia, y a rodrigo tampocoicato de trabajadores asegurÓ que llamaron cientos de veces a la oficina de ice para pedir sus liberaciones. la abogada asegura que le entregÓ mÁs de documentos y averiguar los casos y las decisiones de los oficiales. la batalla no ha terminado en la posibilidad que ambos hombres sean deportados. contactamos al departamento de justicia sepas mujeres usan para darse Ánimo. que no me desanime, y se espera que para finales de esta semana los jueces tomen una decisiÓn de mejÍas en san francisco luz peÑa, es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. leticia: hoy la policÍa identificÓ a los menores de edad, y luego se ahorcÓ en su vivienda de santa rosa, come tou el suicidio el pasado dÍa del padre, una niÑa de seis aÑos y un bebÉ de 18 meses, la policÍa no ha revelado cÓmo perdieron la vida los pequeÑos, porque a cÁmara no le devolviÓ a los niÑos como estaba pactando cuando las autoridades llegaron. hoy la madre de los menores y para muchos la pregunta. pero si existen temen para la s

also in the programme: rodrigo duterte denies asking the us to help fight islamist militants, as troopsarawi.

the us involvement comes after months of hostility towards washington by the philippines president, rodrigo duterte. the queen mary ii cruise liner is helping in a major rescue in the mid—atlantic after yachts taking part in a race were hit by a huge storm. at ten o'clock, we ll have a full roundup of the day s news. first it's our world: football on the front line. they are the unlikely sporting heroes in a country ripped apart by conflict. syria is in the midst of a bloody civil war but the national football team is trying to send a message it hopes can transcend political and religious differences. i am following the team as they compete for a place in football's biggest tournament, the world cup. some syrians refused to support the team because it is associated with the assad regime. but for others, even those who have fled for their lives, the team is a symbol of national pride. the team has defied the odds by beating some of asia's biggest and best. now they are on the road again competing for so much more than just football glory. it is friday afternoon in damascus, and the weekend i

s/rodrigo villarreal, experto en seguridad ciberntica "siempre y cuando exista algn incentivo por partegobierno extranjero--en este caso rusia--las posibilidades estn ah. el tipo de daÑo que van a causar no lo sabemos. pero que exista la posibilidad, es lo ms probable". el tema sigue preocupando a polticos en el congreso, pero en la casa blanca. el portavoz del presidente no pudo confirmar esta semana si donald trump cree o no que rusia intervino. un contraste al sentimiento de jose aristimuÑoz quien maneja campaÑas electorales para candidatos polticos al congreso. s/jose aristimuÑo, estratega poltico "lo que ms me preocupa es que actores de otros pases--rusia siendo uno de ellos--que jaqueen nuestra informacin y no solamente la usen para hacer que mi candidato pierda pero que la usen para hacerle daÑo a nuestro pas". el ex secretario asegur que por lo menos 33 estados aceptaron ayuda antes de la eleccin para determinar si existan vulnerabilidades en sus sistemas, pero otros rechazaron la asistencia. s/randy serrano johnson dijo no saber si el esfuerzo de los rusos influencio la opinin

audiencia no tribunal de inmigraciÓn, un juez les negó una audiencia a hugo mejÍa de san rafael y a rodrigortavoz de la agencia ice se limitÓ a decir que sus casos estÁn pendientes. un inmigrante que lleva 28 aÑos viviendo en estados unidos y que tiene a los hijos nacidos aquÍ serÁ deportado. su crimen fue entrar en documentado el paÍs con lo tenÍa 15 aÑos. el juez del tribunal de apelaciones del noveno circuito de san francisco calificÓ la deportaciÓn como algo inhumano y agregÓ. "el presidente trump ha dicho que su polÍtica de inmigraciÓn se enfocarÁ en los "bad hombres", la decisiÓn de deportar a batalla ortiz muestra que incluso los buenos hombres no estÁn a salvo". la asamblea aprobÓ la medida que si es aprobarÁ tambiÉn en el senado estatal prohibirÍa los operativos de la agencia ice en los trabajos. el proyecto de ley serÁ llevado a votaciÓn en la cÁmara alta de la legislatura estatal. lo mantendremos al tanto sobre esta medida legislativa. un vÍdeo que publicaron los colegios republicanos de california promueve la importancia de solicitar ayuda financiera incentiva a los dreamers a a

hugo mejia and rodrigo nuÑez are facing expedited deportation to mexico.this is hugo's wife, yadira munguia, speaking at the rally on monday. feel.ple ask me how w i mymy children and i are desestr. we feel sasad and abandon. i have not had a rest since this happenened. i am reeling fm the crueuel separation from a husband. as a mother, i have to stay strong for my kids and hugo. my kids are heartbroken, as an eye. amy: more than 100 painters, carpenters, and other construction workers showed up for monday's rally in san for cisco -- san francisco to support hugo mejia and rodrigo nuÑez. meanwhile, in new hampshire, hundreds of faith leaders and supporters gathered for a vigil tuesday outside the immigration and customs enforcement office in manchester to support a group of more than 70 undocumented immigrants from indonesia who had scheduled ice check-ins. the new sanctuary coalition says all members of the group were alallowed to check-in and then return home to their families. and in jackson, mississippi, social justice activist and attorney chokwe anta

historian martin mccauley always great to get your take thank you an in-depth look at filipino president rodrigo deter controversial war on drugs is next here on our team. seems wrong. to me. to see palo. alto. once. worlds apart. just to look for common ground. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. your attitude up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry finally i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a game still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral in the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one quite different i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. europe has the capacity to integrate. the refugees at the same time we cannot accept everybod

rodrigo janot accuses michel temer of taking a bribe from the world's largest meatpacker.n april, executives say the company -- the president took bribes for taking out loans from interim banks. he charging documents say received the equivalent of 10 million euros. this is the first serving leader --face a criminal charter kernel trial. he said he had no intention of stepping down. >> there is no plan b. we have to keep moving forward. therefore nothing will destroy us. neither me nor our ministers. >> prosecutors are also claiming he alleged obstruction of justice and mentorship of a criminal group. one of the charges is set to be filed at separate times. to guarantee a sustainable legal assault for the trial to go ahead. the house must approve the charge by a two thirds majority. there is not to be little appetite in house to bring them down. the candidate to take his place on an interim basis before scheduled elections and october 2018 and decide many of the major figures in congress are also battling corruption allegations. the latest approval ratings are at just 7%, e

president rodrigo duterte says the presence of fighters from the so—called islamic state had made itave arrested a man who's suspected of attacking a prominent centre—right candidate while she was campaigning for the french parliamentary elections. the former environment minister, was left unconscious for several minutes on thursday after a man grabbed her election pamphlets and thrust them in herface, knocking her to the ground. more than 100,000 events occurred across the uk to remember the labour mp, jo cox, who was murdered a year ago. her husband said she would be "incredibly humbled" by the events taking place in her name. the great get together was based on the message in mrs cox's maiden speech in parliament that "we have more in common than that which divides us". an egyptian court has recommended the death penalty for 30 people convicted of involvement in the killing of the country's top public prosecutor. hisham barakat died in a car bomb attack two years ago. the country's religious authorities will now decide whether to confirm the death sentences passed by the court. ou

outside the immigration office, supporters of hugo mejia and rodrigo nunez protested their detention and their lawyers filed a motion to stay their deportation. >> it would allow them to stay here. they would be freed from the detention facility but they would haven't a path to citizenship. >> neither is eligible to plead their case before a judge because they were deported and reentered the country illegally. >> reporter: firefighters in georgia arrested several people inside their apartment building after the complex removed the stairs. residents said they found crews taking the stairs out yesterday morning. there was a notice on the door that said they would not have access to the stairs until thursday. management says they warned residents last week to vacate while they fixed the stairs that partially collapsed last weekend. the fire marshal says the complex could be cited for code violations. that's wild. >> goodness gracious. >>> two of the president's sons are launching a budget-friendly hotel chain called american idea. eric and donald trump, jr., hope to capture the spirit o

china has donated thousands of guns to the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, to supportgainst islamist gunmen who are holed up in a southern city. this shipment of rifles and ammunition follows mr duterte's threat to move away from manila's traditional ally america and seek beijing's support. we must support each other during times of need, but also highlights the dawn of a new era in philippine—chinese relations. the final death toll in the grenfell tower fire will not be known until at least the end of the year, say authorities. 80 people are currently presumed dead from the inferno that gutted the 2a—storey building in west london earlier this month. the prime minister says 120 high—rise buildings in england have now failed fire safety tests. ferrari driver sebastian vettel could face further punishment for his collision with mercedes‘ lewis hamilton at the azerbaijan grand prix. motor—sport officials will hold a hearing focusing on vettel‘s behaviour on the race track with the outcome to be made public before the austrian grand prix next month. let's return now to th

philippine president rodrigo duterte has denied asking for us military support to help end the siegea southern city held by islamist militants. it comes a day after the us said it was providing technical assistance for the operation in marawi at the request of the government in manila. now on bbc news, it's time for talking books. decades of conflict in kashmir has affected every aspect of life in the valley including music. now the scene is being taken over by a younger generation of so—called resista nce younger generation of so—called resistance musicians. . there are more restrictions in kashmir. i saw a young guy being shot, i write a song about that. i see young children being blinded by pellets. an inhuman force being used against them, and i write songs about that. music plays translation: sufi music is all about spirituality and praising god. translation: sufi music is all about spirituality and praising god. i think there is more to it, you know? they reflect current times as well, you know? it appeared to me that music is a strong entity. it can be a powerful medium. trans

at a ceremony near the town of mesetas, the farc leader, rodrigo londono, said, now disarmament was completeceful political movement. presidentjuan manuel santos said the country was celebrating a day where weapons were exchanged for words. hundreds of white butterflies were released at the ceremony as a symbol of peace. 0ur correspondent natalio cosoy was there. the ceremony has nowjust finished here in the town of mesetas, in the eastern plainlands of colombia, marking the end of the process, the handing over of weapons from farc members. hundreds of farc members dressed in white with the word "peace" written on their t—shirts were watching. most colombians have been watching the ceremony on tv and it will be for them to decide if they accept these former fighters as their peers in the future. google says it's considering an appeal after it was fined a record $2.7 billion by the european union. that was for breaching anti—trust rules. the technology giant has been found guilty of abusing its power, rigging online shopping searches by promoting its own shopping comparison service at the top

philippine president rodrigo duterte has denied asking for us military support to help end the siegeld by islamist militants. it comes a day after the us said it was providing technical assistance at the request of the government in manila. philippine troops have struggled to dislodge the rebels who took control of marawi three weeks ago. when questioned by reporters, mr duterte said he'd "never approached america" for help. what are your thoughts on the participation of us troops in marawi? i am not aware of that. i declared martial law. i gave the power to the defence department. earlier, i wasjoined from our london newsroom by james putzel, professor of development studies at the london school of economics and an expert on the philippines. i asked him did the philippines need the assistance of the americans? they do, because the philippine military really doesn't have the capacity to be able to really block off and shut down the networks of those who have pledged allegiance to is, who are operating in mindanao. and so this has been known for a long time, and the us and the philipp

it follows rodrigo duterte's attempts to gain support from other countries.during times of need, but this also highlights the dawn of a new era in philippine— chinese relations. the death toll from the grand belltower fire in london will not be known until the end of the year, according to authorities —— grenfell. the prime minister says that 120 high—rise hoardings in england have failed fire safety test —— buildings. sebastian vettel could face further punishment after his collision with lewis hamilton at the weekend at the azerbaijan grand prix. they will hold a hearing focusing on his behaviour on the racetrack, with the outcome to be made public before the austrian grand prix next month. returning to the cyber attacks that have in spreading across computers around the world. it appears that be —— the latest attacks or even more sophisticated than the attacks last month —— are. sophisticated than the attacks last month -- are. this does not have a kill switch, so it is more competition. it is now only stopping because the number of machines that can be at

philippine president — rodrigo duterte — has denied asking for us military support to help end the siege city held by islamist militants. it comes a day after the us said it was providing technical assistance for the operation in marawi at the request of the government in manila. now on bbc news it's dateline london. hello. thursday was supposed to be may's day in the british prime minister's plan to strengthen her hand by holding and winning a general election. instead, she was left calling out "mayday" to a party in northern ireland, asking it to keep her conservative party in power, after her parliamentary majority evaporated. as forjeremy corbyn, the previously beleaguered leader of the labour party, he lost the election but won plaudits for his campaign and inspired a new generation of young voters. with me to discuss where this leaves british politics, and the imminent negotiations to get out of europe, are the biographer and long—standing contributor to germany's die welt newspaper, thomas kielinger, from ireland, the writer and broadcaster brian o'connell, janet daley, columnist

philippine president, rodrigo duterte, has ordered the military to crush islamist militants occupyinged last month. since then at least 170 people have died, including 20 civilians. and more than 180,000 residents have had to flee. sidneyjones is director of the institute for policy analysis of conflict injakarta and an expert on terrorism groups. she told me why the conflict has been so drawn out. i think nobody expected this would be as well planned a takeover as it was. and we are dealing with a coalition of islamic state that can marshal hundreds of fighters, and there is nowhere else in southeast asia where this is the case. it has generated totally euphoria amongst indonesian and malaysians of islamic state. how significant is that? foreign fighters being members of the maute group? i think it is extremely significant. people have been afraid before that we would see foreign fighters coming back from syria and iraq, but now we are seeing foreign fighters from within the region being motivated to get to mindanao and joined the jihad the region being motivated to get to mindanao a

philippine president rodrigo duterte has offered large bounties for the leaders of islamic state fightersmay take longer than expected. two weeks on and hundreds of civilians remain trapped in the besieged city of marawi — after gunfire disrupted a four—hour truce to evacuate them. the fighting has left more than 170 dead, including at least 20 civilians. earlier i spoke tojonathan head who's on the island of mindanao in the southern philippines —in the city of illigan. i asked him for the latest. we have heard regular bulletins to the military saying they can —— control most of marawi. what is clear to us is the philippines armed forces is facing the most serious challenge it has for decades in terms of an armed challenge. here inside the country, they are clearly unable to flush the hard—core militants out of the centre of the city. you can't move around the centre of the city any more other than a small protected area. you can't see what is going on inside that you can hear the air strikes. there is a great deal of destruction to the city inside. the most immediate concern is undoubted

at a ceremony near the town of mes—e—tas, the farc leader, rodrigo londono, said, now disarmament wasa peaceful political movement. presidentjuan manuel santos said the country was celebrating a day where weapons were exchanged for words. hundreds of white butterflies were released at the ceremony, as a symbol of peace. 0ur correspondent natalio cosoy was there. the ceremony has nowjust finished here in the town of mesetas, colombia, to mark the end of the process , colombia, to mark the end of the process, the handing over of weapons from farc members. hundreds of farc members dressed in white with the word peace written on their t—shirts we re word peace written on their t—shirts were watching. most colombians have been watching the ceremony on tv and it will be for them to decide if they accept these former fighters as their peers in the future. senate republicans in the us have delayed a vote on their proposed healthcare bill, saying it won't happen before the american fourth july holiday. the announcement by the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is another setback to republi