rudolph could make the perfect partner.mer/adoption candidate "having a dog, it gives you, it's something to wake up and fight for and especially a lot of these vets that are struggling having a reason to get up in the day."proving dogs truly are a man's best friend.kylie jo mitchell/kings harvest pet rescue"everybody has been really interested in this boy."and this little wonder...jacob hommer/adoption candidate"he's going to be worn out after today, just all these people."finds the right home. rudolph, the eight-month-old lab/american pitbull mix, was adopted on saturday, january 19, according to a post on the kings harvest pet rescue facebook page. (pam) for your health for your (pam) rudolph, the eight-month-old lab/american pitbull mix, was adopted on saturday, january 19, according to a post on the kings harvest pet rescue facebook page. (pam) for your health tonight. a new analysis suggests, the risks of taking daily low-dose aspirin... may outweigh the benefits for people who do not have heart problems. the findings

when jacob hommer saw rudolph, he couldn't resist.s to give him a home with a local veteran. <"having a dog, it gives you, it's something to wake up and fight for and especially a lot of these vets that are struggling having a reason to get up in the day."> rudolph has been adopted, but who adopted him is still unknown. (grant) in colorado -- a student with special needs... nailed a hail mary shot from half-court. his name is andrew regan and he says he's been preparing for this exact moment for a long time. andrew's been playing basketball since his dad coached his ca team when he was jubeat the buzzer in the third quarter of the game. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... activist erin brockovich in the state capitol today ... to lead a protest against p-g- and-e. why she says bankruptcy should not be in the utility company's plans. plus... a p

this is rudolph. a lab-american pitbull mix who was euthanized because of over crowding at the shelter. when the veterinarian returned after injecting the drugs, as you see the puppy was still awake. something the shelter has never seen before. now one man is trying to give rudolph a home with a veteran in need. >> i sent him the story on this dog. he was so moved by it and he motional, he was like i have to have this dog. >> yeah, well the shelter says that rudolph has indeed been adopted but its not clear if he was given to the veteran. lets hope so. >> a miracle. >>> coming up, did a fan use a lazar to try to mess with tom brady? the video prompting an nfl investigation. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. your

series when —— serious thing is the same as i would relate to rudolph giuliani. that will guide the democrats who can say it looks like there was russian collusion.|j there was russian collusion.” checkedif there was russian collusion.” checked if the twitter account was tweeting that, and there was no tweets on that particular day he warned that jacket. we would never wear a jacket like that! it is evidence now, joking aside, the comment that he made today, he has so comment that he made today, he has so much. and he has come out today, some report that he has practically confessed to this, and it looks bad for the offices of trump tower with a bag of cash. and it looks once again like more salacious, even sleazy behaviour, that doesn't make the president look good. having worked for the president for four years, you do everything to keep yourself out of the headlines, and these two gentleman by their actions have put president trump in the limelight. there's a line coming out of the white house. rudolph giuliani has clarified, saying that the president was not

so now rudolph is more concerned about the damage from the last rock slide than those that might occur in the future much of his posture is gone since the landslide he set up a protective barrier i'll cite his house it may hold but falling boulder is but it also renders his post useless. precautions like that are necessary to make it safe otherwise he no longer be allowed to live here he was. neither rudolph doesn't know his neighbors have any intention of leaving their farms not even after their houses when the flattened most store just have to keep calm that's the best thing you can do. these farmers seem to have a will stronger in the moment. we've already shown you how to make things like furniture and bags out of old tires but today we showcase a very special initiative in prison in cameroon inmates are making flip flops out of recycled tires i'm very are being sold across the country it's a practical idea because africa imports more use cause than any of the continent and of course many of you start end up on the scrap heap but the question is would you wear sandals made chars. w

. >> rudolph was at a shelter in oklahoma. it was full but it put him down but the dog woke up and the vet decided not to try to put him down again. they sent him to a no kale shelter in iowa, because of his story and because he's so cute, of course, you see right there, rudolph found a forever home and that really is a cute dog right there. >> that's nice. >> also a dog when it woke up, it said "don't try that again." >> that's a talking dog. >> maybe dogs have nine lives, too. >> maybe so. >> maybe so. i wish they did. i just love animals. good day to walk the dog out there. >> finally, but you might want to put a little jacket on the dog. >> oh, the dog? >> yes, it is cold this morning, and we are going to start out with those temperatures in the upper 30s. here is a live look outside at our newment ka camera in walnut. everything looks great as the sun starts to rise. this is what it feels like as you get ready to head out the door, some of us just above freezing. i've seen some temperatures in between below freezing espec

no shortage of memorable moments like this epic proposal from maya rudolph to amy poehler. >> oh, my god. what are you doing? >> will you marry me? >> what? y yes! yes! a thousand times yes. >> fans on twitter started petitioning they host the oscars this year. on the red carpet, a star was born. this fiji spring water model went viral for photo bombing nearly everyone on the red carpet, posing in the background with that tray of water bottles. her name is kelly cuffberg. she said she was tickled by all the attention she was getting on social media. the surprising wins and the best highlights from the evening. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: yeah. incident was very, very interesting night. tou see how different the red carpet is at this hour as it is picked up and pulled away. how different it is from a few hours ago. plenty of surprises looking back. a lot of surprise recipients also of golden globes. >> "bohemian rhapsody". >> a song that rocked the '70s became the movie that rocked the golden globe sunday night. >> thank you for giving me the joy of a lifetime. >> glenn close

to rudolph the final edition there are slick stainless steel pedals. and there's a chrome accented beetle logo that adorns the bottom spoke of a steering wheel. among the other highlights are the diamond stitched nappa leather seats. and the glove compartment oozes classic beatle retro styling. of the early owners of the volkswagen beetle in the one nine hundred fifty sixties and seventies tended to be people with limited financial means but they could afford a beetle which wasn't a decent enough car and many of those drivers would go across the alps on their way to spain or italy owners today tend to want something special something with a retro design and the choice is not very big and maybe the fee had five hundred to the mini and the v.w. beetle these and. anyone here to get their hands on the final edition will need to be quick but will this really be the final farewell. says there are no plans for a successor there is a decent chance that we'll see the best selling called classic returning one day as an electric beetle. the toyota high lux is a t

well certainly the president's personal lawyer rudolph giuliani has condemned the reporting has dismissed the reporting in a comment to the new york times i have not as yet been able to find anything specifically from white house spokespersons or even from the president himself there hasn't been any activity on their social media accounts in the last ten twelve hours but as the morning goes on here in washington we may yet hear some sort of response from them to this story it's a very very compelling story it's a damning story in a number of respects but it does give the public some window into how the intelligence community in this case the f.b.i. looks. at situations and tries to figure out whether there is something illegal going on out as there is rotten in jordan and washington d.c. thank you runs well the twenty two day shutdown of the u.s. government is now the longest in history with no end in sight and eight hundred thousand federal employees missing their pay their paychecks donald trump's edging democrats to give up their weekend and vote for his five billion dollars short of w

it is where as a 13—year—old rudolph lost the ability to make even the simplest of choices.e from. he could not bring himself to do it. bennati is ready the city in 1938. the synagogue here, my father watched a block of flats from over there when satellite —— the nazis raided the city.l couple of miles outside the town, there is a jewish burial ground and it has huge significance for adrian. today's the anniversary of my father's daf. he lived such a fulfilling life in england —— death. and if it wasn't for that visit from his mother at this graveyards, he would not have had that life. he is still undecided about what's best for his family. while there's been darkness there has been for the future, surprisingly through the kindness of strangers. when i came here for the first time, the kindness of strangers. when i came here for the firs was a, the kindness of strangers. when i came here for the firs was so :he kindness of strangers. when i came here for the firs was so bad. tends the headstones. the woman tends the headstones. the few are still visible. woman tends the head

. # rudolph vaterttirttt , looks very much alive. # and he looks up ladies‘ dresses as they. ..# hellow—temperature in parts of east anglia. not all had those low—temperatu re is in parts of east anglia. not all had those low—temperature is but the cold weather is here to stay. this is how it is shaping up, cold and particularly with the wind, the risk of snow on monday night, wide spread frost persisting. high pressure today, but we have a weather front working its way in giving rain and hill snow in the north. there is sunshine in the south and east. through the day, that weather system weakens, pushing away into northern england and north wales. we have showers already in west and wales. a largely dry picture here. some beautiful sunshine. but it is cold. temperatures are below average. they fall away overnight, particularly under starry skies. in the north, although it is clear and cold to start, we get high cloud which may obscure the skies in time for that lunar eclipse. this next area of low pressure is lunar eclipse. this next area of low pressure is more lunar eclipse. this ne

clock bennett just get it every time as a new block and give you the new block oh i think i think rudolph carroll yet proven i've been there is why i'm open where's my other half oh it was well it's. and all that underneath there is my hope and i met you know the you know what i usually wear and that's you know that's another the open dime you know where you have approval us speed device that you can tell whether the private key has been compromised or not that actually enables big coin to transfer transfer around off chain in a very functional way just appearance from so that yeah total cypherpunk like that thing is awesome but i don't know that that open dime you carry around and now it's like in this room and bare instrument and then you can pass it around and it acts like a gold bar in the sense that you don't have a smell to it you know you don't have the the you so history to it because those transactions are happening off chain we're putting our money in the hands of people on this encourages savings and savings is the basis of capitalism a kind of capitalism a capital they can't h

. >> we were singing christmas chs carols on the floor of the united states senate, i was singing rudolpheindeer! ( laughter ) seriously! we were all jubilant. it was a no-brainer. >> stephen: let me ask you when something like that happens. the word is just for people like me who don't know is that the indication that leader mcconnell got was trump would sign off on this. so he held the vote. it was 100 to zero, you guys voted in favor of passing a continuing resolution. >> that's exactly right, to fund the government. >> stephen: so did trump pull the rug out from underneath mcconnell or mcconnell go off half-cocked? >> i have not talked to mcconnell, but i have observed him over the course of two years to be very shrewd and smart and doesn't make a move without thinking about the sent move before he makes the first one, and i have to believe that he had some indication that, when that moved out of the senate, it was a done deal. to the point, again, people were singing christmas carols, getting on planes. my colleague brian flew home to hawaii and was home for 17 minutes when he heard

. >> cohen cited ongoing threats from president trump and his attorney, rudolph giuliani.resident denies he has threatened coen n. >> i would say he's been threat yepd bit truth. only threatened by the truth. >>> last month cohen entered a guilty plea for lying to congress. helings and campaign finance violations for his role in hush money deals with stormy daniels and karen mcdoug al. >>> live to washington, d.c. where london breed is speaking at the u.s. conference of mayors. so far she's been talking about the impacts of the government shutdown on the city. we're monitoring her remarks and have much more today on the abc 7 news app. of course, you can see that she's sitting next to whoever this gentleman is. the second we go to it, she's not on the screen. trust me, she's there. >>> ordered italy to pay amanda knox $20 knox was wrongly convicted of the murder. she was ultimately found not guilty. >>> in the south bay, a victory for the 49ers is a loss for public agencies in santa clara, including local schools. the assessed value of lee sly stadium has been drastically

since 1984, there have been more than 48 cases of insider trading brought by new york's attorney rudolph being the best man in law enforcement to do it. >> we may not catch all of them but we can deliver a message that is -- if you do get caught, you are going to lose your liberty and go to prison. >> today as the prospect of a much wider scandal seems certain, the market was off more than 40 points. this after it was learned that ivan boesky was talking, and then some. >> as one former s.e.c. official put it, this is like arresting the madame of a brothel and finding her private book of clients. >> this guy, boesky, takes a fall and all over wall street, they're practically jumping out windows. it comes out he's been taping his phone calls and maybe private talks for three months. and wall street big shots begin wetting their -- well, you get the idea. >> of course, boesky was guilty. there was going to be no defense. all he had was bargaining power. who could he deliver? >> levine was a fish, boesky was a shark. who is the whale they're going to catch? >> i don't know. >> drexel burnha

just yesterday he pulled the plug on the president of the united states and his lawyer, rudolph giuliani, against his family. here's some of what we're talking about. >> his father-in-law is a very rich guy. his father-in-law, i thought, was the guy that was the primary focus. what did dough? did he make a deal to keep his father-in-law out? did he make a deal to keep his wife, supposedly, maybe i'm wrong but you can check it. did he make a deal to keep his wife out of trouble? >> we are so distorting the system of justice just to get donald trump. it will hurt us. >> it's okay to go after the father-in-law. >> of course it is. if the father-in-law is a criminal. >> cohen's legal adviser is calling those comments criminal. >> this is classic mob technique, to send a signal to the individual who mr. trump has called a rat for telling the truthful now, that word rat comes directly out of organized crime. it is also a signal to other inmates that the family of michael cohen has been called out by donald trump. once again, he ducks or lies about what he knows he's done which is to attack a f

. >> they don't sing about that in that rudolph song. >> jimmy: no, they don't. >> and i'll tell you something else. i'm sick of delivering toys. the only thing kids should be getting for christmas is coal. >> jimmy: coal? >> a stocking full of clean burning coal. >> jimmy: coal even for the good boys and girls. >> especially for the good boys and girls. listen, coal is the future, jimmy, but make no mistake. kids aren't getting coal this year. they are not getting anything. >> jimmy: why not? why aren't kids getting anything? >> because santa doesn't believe in welfare. >> jimmy: oh. >> if these kids want toys, they can get the hell out of their play pens and go get a job. >> jimmy: come on, santa. >> listen. santa doesn't believe in welfare. santa doesn't believe in global warming, and santa doesn't believe that gay people have belly buttons. >> jimmy: wait, i'm sorry. what was that last thing? >> gays have no belly buttons. you don't believe it. look it up. >> jimmy: i have to say, no offense, but i think i like the old santa a lot better. >> well, that santa is dead now. >> jimmy

he's like rudolph up there. >> he's a good sport though. >> we're on ice disk watch in maine. >> icewhat will happen? >> what will happen? it will melt. >> i want it to keep going. >>> this morning on "world news now," isis. claiming responsibility for the death of four americans. >> the deadly blast is weeks after president trump announced isis was defeated and time to pull out of that country. a top republican is among those pleading with the president to reconsider. >>> this morning, back-to-back storms creating dangerous conditions for millions of americans. across the country, snow and rain are making it difficult to drive. accuweather has what you can expect today. >> sayonara sunscreen. following a move in hawaii, a city here on the mainland is trying to ban the us of certain sun block. we'll explain why. >>> check out this jawsome shark. this is deep blue, which may be the largest great white shark known to man. it is thursday, january 17th. >>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> what is the meg 2? alex? you don't watch the meg? the megladon? >> no. >> i'

rudolph giuliani in his public appearancesize being faithful to one thing and that is his belief or his understanding of the written responses that donald trump turned in to robert mueller. and what i heard in that response is that we have turned in in answer to a question from robert mueller that must have been along the lines of how long or when did you discuss trump tower moscow with michael cohen. and rudy seemed to reveal yesterday in front of all of us that that answer allows for donald trump to have been talking, and i believe ten times is a figure either in a sentencing memo for cohen or smerlas, ten times michael cohen briefed the president and his family members about trump tower moscow. that's what rudy giuliani said yesterday. that in and of itself having worked on presidential campaigns would have been decisive, would have been devastating, that this man was running for president while trying to build a hotel in moscow. what does that revelation mean legally? >> i think it's hard to know exactly what it means but i think it is significant when coupled with what michael cohe

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we've now discovered from trump, even from the contradictory fog of comments that seems to flood from rudolph giuliani. basically, what we see is that the president and his lawyer are admitting to the american public that the president lied to the country in the course of the campaign. why did he lie about it? there are many possible motives. but i think it's amazing and frankly you watch giuliani over the last week in this incredible blizzard of contradictory statements, lies, half truths, i don't even know what they are, this is about the most unreliable, incredible narrator you could possibly imagine. if he was anyone other than the personal attorney for the president of the united states, you would never have him on cnn or any other news source because he's contradicted himself and lied to us so many times. it's farcical. the idea that this is a representative paid by the president of the united states, it brings discredit upon the presidency and upon the institution in a way that is mystifying to all of us because again, we don't know why he's lying. and he is lying because he's contradi

my vote, actually, is for maia rudolph, i think she's fantastic and funny. she once again killed it. i think she should get her shot do this. these fantastic. >> is she a contender? >> probably not. >> you're just throwing it out there. >> i was going to say, nerve that room has been -- >> they're thinking about having no host at all. >> yes. and they said they thought about having cameo heavy -- the show be cameo heavy and no host at all. but i do think thail they're goi going to figure out a way for kevin hart to host the show. but the whole plea with ellen, i'm not sure how well that has played in the public, even though i think in hollywood it was received well have some we have a picture of the biggest winner at the golden globes. >> that's dana bash right there. sheds was on the red carpet inside the room, easily the most fabulous person there. >> easily. what award did she take home. >> best dressed. >> she was better by the way in bohemian rab so bohemian rhapsody than anyone else in that fill. >> she said if congress, if the white house and the aide

. >> maya rudolph is in a little movie called way, way back, and if you haven't seen it, it's about a-- he works at a water park it's a great little movie called the way way back check it out it's a feel-good movie. >> i appreciate the indy movie review this is more mainstream, apple throwing shade at rivals ahead of this year's consumer electronics show the tech giant put up a 13 story advertisement that reads what happens on your iphone stays on your iphone. the ad seemingly aimed at google and amazon both face just a few privacy issues if that was online, we call that a sub tweet. >> but this is real, in real life not the online life frank holland, good luck to the eagles. >>> still ahead, we have a housing check on deck what you can expect from the real estate market in the new year first, betting big on china. that's what tesla is doing we're in shanghai with this story. >> reporter: thanks so much, brian. well, elon musk, tesla's founder, came to town in order to attend a ground breaking ceremony for the company's first factory outside of the united states more on tea'mo ichsls

change in the tone of close allies of donald trump just a little while ago just a couple days ago rudolph giuliani the former new york mayor and her lawyer all fall a chump change his stolen changed his rhetoric here he used to rule out that either donald trump and his campaign had anything to do with collusion now he just said donald trump doesn't have anything collusion so really making it possible that collusion might have happened at least within the campaign. the crucial question here certainly is of donald trump was informed and involved himself that's what we're going to learn maybe in february as early as february when robert. might publish the results and his finding of the russian probe meanwhile the longest government shutdown in u.s. history continues and he signed it never ending. no signs of it ending at this point but there are there are signs that a majority of the americans actually are getting tired of it and that they actually see donald trump being the culprit that's what recent polls suggest critics also say that trump took these eight hundred thousand furloughed gove

the mueller people are not investigating rudolph giuliani.ndous amount of noise, press coverage. i think the mueller people are focused on what's going on in the grand jury, what the fbi interviews show. and giuliani is background noise, and i am sad to say what we say is probably background noise to them as well. >> jeff toobin, mike shields, kirsten powers, thanks. >>> covington catholic high school in kentucky was closed today because of what officials called "threats of violence." in the wake of that video that went viral over the weekend during the skools annual trip to the march for life rally in washington. there's breaking news the high school student at the center of the controversy speaks publicly for the first time. that's just ahead. ut yourself ia world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. iyou may be at incr

. >> rudolph. >> sadly, didn't happen. >> reporter: about that name, super blood wolf moon. because the moon is at the closest proximity to the earth. blood because of the red color as sunlight passes through the atmosphere. wolf because that's what january full moon is traditionally called. unfortunately, this has nothing to do with the "twilight" movies. [ howling ] >> the lunar eclipse had folks howling with the lights. amateur astronomers and fans providing a simple reminder, keep your eyes on the skies. >> how cool is that? >> yeah. >> i just like the howl. >> do it again. [ howling ] >> you are good. >> something about the sky. >> yeah. there won't be another one until 2021. >> that's the next full lunar eclipse. >> we'll have another chance. >> yeah. . rbal supplements and medicare supplements. but you don't hear much about a life insurance supplement. life insurance at this time in your life can be just as important to you and your family. if you're between the ages of 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed for the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan availabl

his name is rudolph hess. he was caught after the war and put in a very good testimony about what happened in auschwitz. he was very, very truthful in what he confessed. and some of the numbers, some of the accurate numbers, gas chamber numbers, the record numbers that he quoted were 5000 people were killed every day in the gas chamber, and that was a record, but actually the number was higher, because they were burning people outside, so the people they couldn't burn in the crematorium they had to burn outside. can we have the next slide? so here you can see an s.s. photo where the prisoners had to dig these huge ditches outside, and they would put the corpses in the ditches and they would pour gasoline, and they would burn the bodies in the ditches. so basically, what happened here was that if they were killing, say, seven or 8000 people a day in the gas chamber, they couldn't burn them in the crematory, because the crematory could only burn so many people, they would burn them outside. that's why the number

rudolph giuliani saying the discussions on trump were hypothetical, not based on conversations we had with the president, did not represent the actual timing or circumstances of any such discussions. we have a lot in the program, as i mentioned. we begin appropriately with attorney maya wiley, a civil prosecutor in the southern district which prosecuted michael cohen, and former former federal prosecutor john flannery. i often start with maya because i like her a little bit more than you, even though i like you both. but the reason i want to start with you, john is you have given a very strong view of rudy giuliani's lawyering, and this isn't the only thing we're going to discuss in this block. >> sure. >> but we start here with the dance and the walk back. what do you think is actually going down? >> well, it's the rudy stare and two-step. we have a precedent for how this is going down currently. you remember when we had the september 2016 meeting with cohen and trump, discussing the payoff for the ladies, if you will. first of all, both trump and rudy were on the same page and they

>> my favorite moment was in the piece just now, but amy poehler and maya rudolph.ch them do anything for hours on end. >> sandra oh did a nice job hosting. this was pretty historic for her also. >> lots of milestones celebrating so much diversity like "blackkklansman," "black panther." "crazy rich asians," you know, a lot of milestones. >> speaking of diversity, my favorite moment, emma stone was kind of put in a position, you have to see this. >> the first studio film with an asian-american lead since "ghost in the shallow" and "aloha." >> i'm sorry! >> right, right, somewhere in the crowd you hear emma stone go, sorry. >> that whole thing because emma stone was cast in this role years ago in a film called "aloha" as a young woman who was supposed to be of asian-american descent and have her to call out and say sorry. >> leave it to emma stone to crack everybody up at an awards show. >> overall was this a big bang to the beginning of the awards season? >> it was a big bang but it was also like i was saying a plot twist of bangs because "a star is born" only winnin

. >> thank you, amy poehler and maya rudolph, they're so funny together. they owned the stage.ines last year. some people are saying maybe they should host the oscars. >> that would be a good one. >> who knows? >>> we're also following headlines. day 17 of the government shutdown. president trump now threatening to declare a national emergency over the funding for his border wall. 800,000 employees are furloughed or working without pay. they could miss a paycheck later in the week as well. >>> the east coast and midwest bracing for a winter storm by tuesday morning up through pennsylvania and new york. >>> and take a look. st. cloud hospital in minnesota. >> my goodness. >> 32 babies. >> what? >> 31 staff members giving birth to 32 babies in 2018. >> my goodness, what a blessing. >> in the water. >>> let's turn now to the growing reaction over the accusations against r. kelly. the new docu-series "surviving r. kelly" showing details of allegations against the singer. "nightline" anchor juju chang joins us now with the story. >> reporter: that boost in sales is creating renewed

. >> reporter: trump attorney rudolph giuliani called cohen a criminal and a liar saying if you believeohen, i can get you a great deal on the brooklyn bridge. president trump said cohen was lying to reduce his jail time and to watch his father-in-law. cohen adviser lanny davis said that tweet was a threat to the cohen family. >> the president of the united states in trying to intimidate a witness that is trying to tell the truth and called him a rat for telling the truth, that sounds like a mafia don it creates fear in the family of michael cohen. >> reporter: what's interesting is that buzzfeed news says they stand behind and remain confident in the accuracy of their report. they go on to say that they will continue to report this, and they want to determine what specifically the special counsel is disputing. anthony? >> errol barnett, thanks. for more we're joined by astead herndon, national political reporter for "the new york times." astead, good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with the pushback from the special counsel's office saying that the buzzfeed report is not accur

. >> rudolph giuliani aclarÓ que nunca ha negado una posible colusiÓn entre la campaÑa del presidenteentroamÉrica, bajo la idea de crear una percepciÓn de oxido en las familias hondo rerns. >> hondureÑas. >> las caravana de migrantes han avivado la defensa del presidente trump para la defensa del muro fronterizo. >> un marino estuvo arrestado por tres dÍas para ser deportado, segÚn la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles fue detenido y acusado de entrar ileg ilegalmente en el helipuerto de bien hospital y daÑar su alarma contra incendios, pasÓ tres dÍas detenido por ice hasta que un abogado de la familia demostrÓ que habÍa nacido en michigan. >> el estadounidense asesinado en kenia habÍa sobrevivido a la caÍda de world trade center, tras la dura experiencia, decidiÓ ingresar al cuerpo de paz para ser del mundo un mejor lugar como Él decÍa. (informaciÓn en pantalla) (hablan inglÉs) fin de semana se cree que jayson estaba almorzando con el grupo aliado de al qaeda entrÓ al lugar disparado contra 13 personas. >> una nueva tormenta invernal ha estado afectando gran parte del paÍs, en cal

alegaciones, estarÍa recibiendo amenazas, tanto del presidente como de su actual consejero legal, rudolphenazado por la verdad y dice que Éste deberÍa dar informaciÓn sobre su suegro. durante su visita a panamÁ, el papa francisco se reÚne con el mandatario juan carlos varela y con obispos centroamericanos. de esta manera, el sumo pontÍfice inicia una cargada agenda para conmemorar la jornada mundial de la juventud. el evento se realiza en medio de un clima de tensiÓn en la regiÓn por la crisis polÍtica en venezuela, asÍ como por numerosas caravanas migratorias que partan desde amÉrica central rumbo a estados unidos. vamos a continuar esta maÑana de jueves con mÁs y vamos directamente con ustedes para enterrarnos sobre todo lo que llama la atenciÓn esta ahora en redes sociales. adelante, francisca y carlos. francisca: por supuesto, todo lo que llama la atenciÓn es venezuela. los ojos del mundo estÁn puestos en este paÍs. todos hemos estado pendientes desde la auto proclamaciÓn de juan guaidÓ, el apoyo al presidente donald trump y otros paÍses de latinoamÉrica.en fin, muchas cosas pasando,