j—lloyd samuel, who's died at the age of 37.jority of his playing career at aston villa, who were in action tonight in their championship play—off semi—final. the players wore black armbands as a mark of respect in their match against middlesborough at villa park which began with a minute's applause. villa were 1—0 up from the first leg, and had the better chances against boro, jack grealish getting the best out of darren randolph here with that effort. middlesbrough hadn't created much, but had the chance to force extra time and this is how close they came, through stewart downing. it finished goalless on the night. so it's steve bruce and his team who will play fulham for one of football's richest prizes. a place in the premier league. those fans will make the trip to wembley for the play—off final at the end of the month. chelsea ladies have completed another league and cup double. the fa cup winners have secured the wsl one title with a win away at bristol city. our women's football reporter jo currie was at the match. what

controversially london selected samuel for the post samuel was a committee designed many suspected he would set out to implement what he had proposed five years earlier by favoring jewish immigration to transform palestine into a jewish i'm lying. in one thousand twenty two the league of nations formalized british rule in palestine the second clause of the british mandate document approved by the league of nations stipulated the british mandate or e shall be responsible for placing the country under political and minister to and to economic conditions that will secure the establishment of the jewish national home. british high commissioner herbert samuel decreed hebrew is an official language of palestine alongside arabic and english. the letters and why what added the word palestine in hebrew as an abbreviation of the words and it caesar i am meaning land of israel. had with someone that they should have their with and who are under the color so that you can only whether alcoa leave how i live. like a yankee a city with a lot of the hood that in some holy old benny a cool little neva

the former aston villa and bolton player jlloyd samuel has died at the age of 37.rjust before 8 o'clock this morning and died at the scene. he played over 200 games in the premier league but also had spells at cardiff city and gillingham. he spent the majority of his playing career at villa, the former aston villa and bolton player jlloyd samuel has he spent the majority of his playing career at villa, and they play this evening against middlesbrough in their championship play—off semi—final. ian winter is at villa park. the tragic death has left everyone ina the tragic death has left everyone in a state of deep shock. he spent nine years at villa park and played seven games for the england under 21 before going on to play twice for trinidad and tobago. in a tweet on social media earlier this afternoon aston villa said they are deeply saddened to hear of the death of erdogan and said that the players would wear black armbands as a tribute at the game tonight. and thoughts are with the family and friends at this sad time. aston villa supporters as well with very fon

samuel was jewish but fights man was apparently concerned that he might be anti zionist. however herbert samuel turned out to be extremely receptive to vice men and went on to write an official memo in one nine hundred fifteen setting out a number of different possibilities for palestine and the jewish people. and i was here. so. health minister. who work on mandela through the number. of us who were caught up with the care and philosophy in. the last can have the alamy. who were a one year who would be. on america's most. brittany kept up with africa. sure but there's still a philosophy in badminton tell how to help him a lot and then let him a lot and hope fear only a hoodie year old see that wish him a very funny year for last year. but then he for me had the lawyer who the commonwealth yannick am but he didn't find willing ears in whitehall or the colonial office for schemes that involved the establishment of a jewish state in palestine britain was really concerned with two things by the time that the first world war had broken out they wanted to with the war first an

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and told him about the plan and herbert samuel then phoned him vitamin and vitamin brought with him in a home sokolow this meeting took place on the eleventh of april one thousand nine hundred scene it took place at moses castors house in maida vale. and gaster wrote in his diary afterwards how proud he was that this meeting which he thought was the most important meeting that had ever taken place in the history of zionism had taken place at his house. mark sykes the elephant had a i was she thrust under my gust evelyn nowhere can and will must stand the jelly hoodie must but then. rise one who only in the north who are in the fight that will do the most discussed it very quickly understands that sykes is looking to gain support from suppose it jewish power in the world and gets to works with this idea and manipulates this to consolidate sykes's interest in science and we see actually the british government becomes very close already in nazi sixteen of issuing a public declaration of support for zionism there in the end this doesn't happen that year the plan sykes got herbert samuel

welcome to the show, samuel. samuel, i'm going to start with you. we talked about rudy giuliani in the last segment. i want to play something that i heard from the white house about giuliani earlier today. watch this. >> is the president pleased with the appearances of rudy giuliani over the last few days? >> i didn't speak with him specifically about his feelings about it, but certainly feels that he is an added member, added value member to his outside special counsel. >> so samuel, is giuliani adding value to trump's outside legal team? >> well, so far not because he's out front much too quickly and much too vocally, taking a position on things that he can't possibly have clear knowledge of at this stage of the representation. any lawyer cosming into a case like this would keep his head down for a period of time and make sure he had the facts in line. and this attorney is not doing that. so i'd have to say no, he is not helping his client at all. >> and laura, as for the russia investigation, a big question in all of this is will the president ta

john hancock and samuel adams. they were there they were there and john hancock was the president of the massachusetts provincial congress and the head of the congress committee of safety. he was, if anything, the man in charge in that area. guess what he wanted to duke in this situation? he wanted to pick up a musket and get into line with the lexington militia. why the hell did he want to do that? samuel adams talked him out of it. what should have hancock done? it's obvious. he should of said get the hell off the green. there are 30 tell militias gathering. there's going to be a very large number in the thousands much bigger than this british column. get off the green, wait till this army has come together, and then we will take care of this column and maybe even the british in boston. hancock to not do that. it's been curious all this time. he's never been criticized for that. and i love john hancock. he's a nice guy, has an insurance agency. i like him. sam adams has taken the blame. a number of historians hav

samuel was adopted by his family in guatemala. he's incredibly grateful to be an american. and he's very grateful to all of the law enforcement officers around the country. the president is very proud of samuel and believes our country needs more young people like him who give back to their communities. he's a really, really great kid. it was great to meet him. with that i'll take your questions. john. reporter: we haven't had a chance to hear any kind of in depth analysis here. where are we with the summit with kim jong un and the statements that we've heard over the last few days out of north korea, do you think that these are in jeopardy the idea of a sum snit or is this just north korea -- summit? or is this just north korea doing what it does and trying to get the best deal possible? sarah: look, the president is prepared and will be ready to meet and we're continuing to move forward with the preparations at -- at this point. and if the north koreans want to meet, we'll be there. and at this point there is not a lot of change beyond that and certainly not in our proces

in our guests in london via skype mohammed jim as a writer for al could be newspaper and uk said samuel romani research at oxford university and specialist on conflict in yemen in beirut bethen mccann middle east reporter for the independent and author of the first eyewitness report on the u.a.e. in sokoto of a good to have you with us i'm going to come to you first mohammed to make considering your relationship with the government and your understanding of the way it works what do you make of the fact that the u.a.e. and its chips on psychiatrists have refused to let government delegates including the prime minister leave the island what's going on there what sort of statement is that what i think the it goes back to the. to the relationship that the nickel to relationship between the government his government and the emirates this is the mines also what happened a few months ago in aden when there was a conflict between the soldiers and trolls related to the south and. the transitional council which is supported by the imagery the iraqis and the troops of the government supported by g

samuel valley. maliea l. bush.l key smith. margaret. john. noah becker.yle. >> the president of the united states, the chief of naval operations,, lots of the marine corps, the superintendents and the, donned will now present diplomas to members of the graduating class individually by company. odd number companies will deceive diplomas from the left and even numbered from the right. >> from the first company, alexandra. >> from the second company anderson junior. matthew matthew baker. >> olivia. >> jared. the second. >> andrew k chang. >> jacob l. >> maxwell teri. >> matthew b crider. >> alyssa k chang. >> julie -- >> andrew c crown. >> marine may domingo. .> daniel >> daniel dwyer. john. >> natalie l. >> devon. >> hugh m. >> alexandra. >> michelle s. a.kevin >> charlene. a. garcia. >> jeremy>> michael b kennedy. >> michael j. >> marcel -- >> >> colin. >> samuel. >> devon d harris. >>>> chad. >> quinn harrison. >>.. catherine mccarthy. >> matthew haag. >> thomas moore. >> andrew m julius. >> daniel d. >> elizabeth g cam. m.trenton >> scott t myers. >> na

sincerely, samuel. i had the honor of meeting samuel earlier today, adopted by his family in guatemala, incredibly grateful to be an american, and he's very grateful to all of the law enforcement officers around the country. the president is proud of samuel and believes our country he said more people like him to give back to the communities. he's a really, really great kid. it was great to meet him. i will take your questions. john? >> we haven't had a chance to hear any kind of indepth analysis here. where with are we with the summit with kim jong-un and the statements we've heard out of north korea, do you think these throw in jeopardy the idea of a summit? or is this just north korea doing what it does and trying to get the best deal possible? >> secretary sanders: the president is prepared and will be ready to meet and we're continuing to move forward with the preparations at this point. and if the north koreans want to meet they will we'll be there. at this point there is not a lot of change beyon

mary, her daughter betty and betty's husband and samuel all go west. to get away from the possibility of a british attack. they have five or six pretty hellish years. terrible inflation, crop prices through the roof. mary being cheated by her overseer at her other son is not watching after her property. she has been hungry, she says. when they are refugeed up into the west, first samuel dies and and and the other dies within weeks of each other. the son-in-law had been a pillar in her life. both die and betty almost dies because she is so upset. mary is terrified. completely desperate and she talks about it to whoever will listen. she talks about being poor and not knowing what she is going to do with herself. somebody suggests, in the virginia assembly, that they work up a petition for her. the virginia assembly does not have any money. they talk about getting a petition for this poor widow. benjamin harrison tells george and george is outraged. he writes a long letter that becomes a letter that he writes many more times in different varieties. she is

he was officially sworn in last week by supreme court justice samuel alito. hours later the new secretary of state headed to brussels for a meeting with nato foreign ministers and from there he traveled to saudi arabia, israel, and jordan. on his return to the u.s. he spoke to state department employees here in washington. he was introduced by deputy secretary of state john sullivan. we will show that to you momentarily. [applause] >> thank you everyone for being here. it is a great honor to be here to introduce our new secretary of state. before i do so, i wanted to thank all of you, each and every one of you, for your hard work over the last six weeks. the pace of world events does not pause to allow the united states government to change from one secretary of state to another, but it is because of your dedication and professionalism that this department has continued to meet its mission for the american people. so thank you to all of you for all you have done. [applause] now it is my honor to introduce our new secretary. you know his bio. he is a former th

the former aston villa and bolton footballerjlloyd samuel, has died in a car accident.orning, after dropping his children at school in cheshire. he made nearly 200 appearances for aston villa, after signing with the club in 1998, and played 83 times for bolton. aston villa says its players will wear black armbands tonight as a mark of respect, during their game with middlesborough. before her engagement to prince harry, meghan markle was mainly known for her acting career and humanitarian work. now, according to time magazine, she's one of the top "100 most influential people in the world." 0ur royal correspondent, daniela relph, has travelled to los angeles to find out more about ms markle. my my name is meghan markle, i am 12 yea rs my name is meghan markle, i am 12 years old. it was her television debut on a children's programme to protect the test against sexist advertising. if you see something you do not like or are offended by on television or another place, write letters and send them to the right people and you can really make a difference, to notjust yourself

made by samuel green's.seventy seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole looking today it may only be played by the musical director of the white chapel. beautiful sam's while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resident men who spent most of the adult life in the spot conditions that existed see found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not on the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unseemly frescoes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's being watered down at. the heart of the naval hospital is the painting for subs as a dining it seats more than three from battle as a mark of respect this by officers. the painted hall does food justice to its name freshness of every will make a huge hole and they will all painted by james for help work on the room for a team he. was paid six thou

i had the opportunity to meet samuel earlier today. he was adopted by his family in guatemala.redibly thankful to be an american and he is very grateful to law enforcement officers around the country. the president believes this country needs more people like samuel who are willing to give back to our communities. it was a pleasure to meet him. i'll take your questions. john? >> sarah, we haven't had a chance to hear any kind of in-depth analysis. where are we with the summit with kim jong-un and the statements we've heard from north korea. do you think this throws in jeopardy a summit, or is this just north korea doing what it does in trying to get the best deal possible? >> look, the president is prepared and will be ready to meet, and we're continuing to move forward with the preparations at this point. and if the north koreans want to meet, we'll be there. at this point there is not a lot of change beyond that and certainly not in our process. >> so what did north korea say now about the joint military exercises after moon jae-in said kim jong-un knows these have to take pl

in particularly first samuel, you have, you know, samuel come, and the people are demanding a king, and samuel the prophet, you know, challenges that. and, you know, god acknowledges the people are demanding a king. god acknowledges that people want a king, but that really wasn't part of god's plan. you know, it's, it's fascinating. people really look to the bible at different places to, you know, sort of establish their clear view of the way we should live life in many ways including doing government. we, you know, may get into it here shortly, but we do talk a little about some arguments that were made for why some, you know, why nations should have a monarchy for, you know, other people appeal to the bible to, you know, resist government. other people refer to the government more, you know, to argue for democracy. so i think that people have found in the bible different arguments that they've appealed to in different times. and because of that, it's very difficult to say that the bible has one position that everybody should follow. or when they have made that argument, it's, you know

samuel a. alito, jr.: suppose the -- the parenthetical "in this section referred to as a notice to appear" were deleted. would that make a difference? david j. zimmer: yes, absolutely. it would be a very different statute. and, i mean, we may be making the same argument outside of chevron, but i think for purposes of why the statute is unambiguous, i think that parenthetical language is ncredibly important. and, again, the "in this section referred to as" language is definitional language that is used throughout the u.s. code, and it's language that congress has actually recognized as definitional. and, again, that's on page 4 of our reply brief. samuel a. alito, jr.: i mean, the rules of this court and -- and the rules of appellate procedure say a brief shall contain certain things. do you think that's definitional? david j. zimmer: well, no. that's definitely -- that's absolutely not definitional. and -- and that's very different. to say that a document shall contain a, b, and c is very diffe

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thank senator john mccain for all of his efforts and congressman peter king and i've spoken with samuel collins of texas and reverend jesse jackson, so many people have helped me, and my family now can go forward knowing that the shame and the pain has been erased. and history will be rewritten. and i sincerely thank you, sir. >> thank you, linda. >> and you and everybody that brought me here. i'm the spokesperson for my family. [applause] >> the current heavyweight champion of the world, would you like to say a few words? >> i would. thank you very much. the jack johnson pardon is something that should have never happened, you know, i'm here to support the pardon and his family. you know, this is an event that's been long overdue, and it's amazing to see a wrong corrected and all thanks to the president. we thank you very much. [applause] >> they were just nice enough to present me with this. that's a beautiful thing. but i think now that the white house staff take it and they put it away. i'm not allowed to receive it. so they put it away. on behalf of the white house, on behalf of th

he was owed 400 pounds by charles and samuel owed him a similar amount. we're talking about relatively small amounts of money from a woman who was not as wealthy as the rest of them, and certainly not as will the as george, who had just married the wealthiest widow in virginia. his irritation with her began after he got married. was hiso began then very high consumption. -- herted really bought glorious clothes, he bought land, he bought slaves. he was 1900 pounds in debt by 1768. somehow, he channeled a lot of that irritation, i believe toward his mother because the already -- clearly there was some ron is there between them. -- this particular inflict, how it played out, do not believe it was so much about the money as it was about a certain rubbing that i think she had been a very tough mother. there he demanded, very exacting. he was a very exacting man. they were both type one. they were both extremely careful about money. i think it was a sort of that discoverunnerved the raw and irritated and that is sort of what happened. story story, in the last

and come out of a recession stronger but its forecast growth rates remain slim well let's bring in samuel green to the news great he is in london he's the director of the russia institute at king's college in london as he begins his fourth term do you think putin can make good on his promises to improve the living standards of russians and improve the russian economy it's hard to say i think if you talk to most people either in the business community or even ordinary russian citizens most people really don't expect him to the reality is that the sorts of promises that he made in his speech today are in his campaign speeches he's been making now for eighteen years when oil is high in capital flows people can do relatively well the russian there was a decade or so little more of very high growth rates but for the last number of years the economy has stagnated of course falling oil prices and sanctions haven't haven't helped most of russian citizens feel like they're on their own really to to make their way in the economy without much help from the state what about the challenges on the inte

former aston villa player jerry lloyd samuel news today. following a car crash in manchester this morning. he also had spells at cardiff city and chillingham. the emergency services we re chillingham. the emergency services were called just before the crop of this morning to a collision involving a fan and a car near warrington and they say that sadly jerry lloyd samuel who was driving the car died at the scene. now he was born in trinidad and tobago but grew up in south—east london and first played for charlton as part of their youth setup. he then moved to aston villa and that really was where he made his name. for he spent time at bolton and also cardiff but he played for the england under 21 side. he never played for the senior tea m side. he never played for the senior team but towards the end of his career he decides to play for the country of his birth trinidad and tobago with a couple of international appearances for them. already tributes coming in aston villa have said we are deeply saddened to hear of the death of former player,

get right somehow thank you so much for talking to us about this developing story out of ukraine samuel green from king's college london joining us there on the news great now in a separate development british businessman bill bauder another critic of russian president vladimir putin has spent an hour in custody in spain after being detained on a russian interpol arrest warrant he tweeted his arrest as it happened spanish police then released him say the warrant is no longer valid brodeur's fund used to be the largest foreign investor in russia then his tax accountant sergei magnitsky was detained after accusing russian officials of tax fraud magnitsky died in prison browder and wise who say he was tortured brought a laser successfully push the u.s. congress to pass the magnitsky act sanctioning top russian officials accused of corruption. on to other world news now and what promises to be one of the most important developments in weeks of rapid fire diplomacy ad of a possible meeting between donald trump and kim jong un the north korean leader's right hand man came young charlie is due

it's william guy vestey, the eldest son of samuel and cecilia vestey. to violet henderson with whom he has, yes, one daughter. fascinating! and fortunately, this royal wedding, you don't need any of these to stay in the know. this is who's who. it's a website for phones and desktops that uses artificial intelligence to automatically recognise all of those royal wedding guests. from the famous to the more obscure, each guest's face is tagged with their name and some background info. plus, the tool lets you skip around to watch your favourite guests arrive. built by data company greymeta and broadcast by sky news, it's the first time they have used facial recognition for a live broadcast. who's who, our royal wedding project, was an opportunity to use machine learning and artificial intelligence to find a different way of telling a story. we knew that with celebrities, viewers would be able to identify them without the software. we also knew there were large numbers of members of the royal family, particularly the extended royal family, who, while public

samuel.ying at the scene. >> we lost a member of the family out here last night trying to protect the community. rob: he worked with the patrol two years and was set to get married in june. a barrage of bullets flying during a standoff with police. [gunshots] rob: a florida man barricaded himself in an apartment before firing at offices below, he was wanted in connection with a homicide investigation in of the county. he was found in dead inside after several hours of that standoff is no officers were hurt but a bystander had a minor wound. jillian: huma everything back in the spotlight, a report will criticize the fbi for sitting on classified information found on aberdeen's former laptop. she blamed this on the decision to reopen the probe into the private server days before the 2016 election. people with life-threatening illnesses could soon have a way to experiment with new drugs after the house voted to approve the right to try legislation which allows those patients to get medication no

godoy takes down samuel samuel l armentares. free kick. bends it like beckham.me, and the quakes fall 1-0. >>> when the sharks are down 3-2 in a playoff series, they're 1-11 all-time. they are presently down 3-2 to the knights of vegas. game six in san jose tomorrow afternoon. sharks came out flat in the first two periods. they found themselves down 4-0. then they scored three times in the third to make it a contest. but head coach peter deboer did not think the final score indicated truly the way his team played at all. >> the third period a little window dressing there at the end but the bottom line is we have to play harder for longer stretches than we did tonight. >> it's not over yet. we've got a home game, and we have to take it and start right away, and i believe we come back for game seven. >>> the winner of the sharks night series will face the winner of this series. game five, jets and predators. winnipeg on the road scores four goals in the second period. connor makes it 2-1 jets. sharks fans will recognize this name. dustin byfuglien. used to kill th

esteghlal moved through to the asian champions league quarter—finals on the day former player jlloyd samuelled in a car crash in england at the age of 37. the former trinidad and tobago international spent three years at the club, scoring four goals in 60 appearances. his former club overturned a 1—0 deficit from the first leg against compatriots zob ahan to win 3—1 on the day at home for a 3—2 aggregate victory. senegal‘s mame baba thiam scoring all three for the hosts. in an all—chinese affair, one of the favourites to win it, guangzhou evergrande, are out after drawing 2—2 against tianjin quanjian, and they missed out on away goals after a goalless first leg. jie wang's equaliser proving the difference in the 52nd minute. winners two years ago, jeonbuk hyundai motors of south korea overturned a 3—2 first leg deficit against thailand's buriram united. a late jae—sung lee goal confirming a 2—0 win on the night and 4—3 aggregate victory as they search for a third title altogether in this competition. while youssef el arabi scored twice for al duhail to secure a 4—1victory on the night over

season went in september they were second only five points behind all kinds of ancelotti sacks really samuel came in fine cars came out so much time and all these things happened by him were not in a good way that's how things around want to touch my twenty one points made at the time cup final almost made for the champions league final key to turn things around but having them come to this final i think would have been the the icing on the cake had they wanted us on the other hands as i said before and they didn't agree to some of it so it might be a blow because i expected to win it but considering the way they performed today it wasn't what you mentioned would mind their neck of course and that was your call you can say let's not forget this match in the final was his fun and his last match in charge of foreign how will he be remembered have of despite the defeats and i think you're remembered as a great spy and coach and he's come out for a time and three times this club every time winning titles or bringing them into europe he's he's done the deed he's always throw them out of the depth

also, while i'm comparing old men to reptiles, ever notice that samuel l. jackson looks like a snapping turtle. >>> a movement is under way to stop what a watchdog group calls internet schemes targeting dog lovers everywhere. >> yeah. it's just awful. 1 on your side's michael finney looks what's being done to shut them down. >> now hat 6:00 we were all talking about if and i introduced to you two families who lost thousand of dollars trying to buy pets they never received. now here at 11:00 meet the grieving pet owners who found their dog offered for sale on suspicious websites. even though their dog is dead. >> would you like a cookie? >> wendy hicks enjoys her corgis and so does judy newhouse. she's been training them as show dogs for 20 years. she finally remembers one of her favorites. abby is the most special dog in te world. when abby retired, judy's good friend wendy adopted her. it didn't take lock for abby to become wendy's favorite but abby developed cancer and had to be euthanized about a year later. >> and, sorry. anyway. abby has horrible. >> l

samuel burke, cnn, london. >>> to talk more about this, we have with us jesse boxsted, a professor at university. so what is the deal with all of the e-mails from big and small companies, flooding our inboxes with these compliance notes. basically asking consumers to take action. consumers have asked for more control over their personal data. what does it mean for them? >> well, we're seeing all these e-mails because the regulation in europe states that any company that operates in europe or has users based in europe has to notify users of how they will use their data, they plan to distribute their data and all the companies are now notifying everyone of how they are trying to comply with the new regulations. i think what we'll see for users going forward is a lot more requests for consent. one of the things that really is laid out in the gdpr is this requirement for consent to capture and process personal data from users. and in the past or up to this point it has mostly been an opt out thing by default you are sharing your data with these companies. and now it is moving the needle m

justice samuel alito said that congress can regulate sports gambling directly, if it elects not to do so, each state can do so on its own. the case started in new jersey. >> we could have bets being taken within two weeks of a decision by the court.>> reporter: 18 other state supported new jersey the lawsuit, showing there could be a rush to join and legalize gambling.>> over the course of the next several years, some states with some sports betting. >> reporter: the american gaming association says that americans wagered $10 billion on the ncaa men's basketball tournament alone, with just 3% placed legally in nevada. >> people were betting offshore, no consumer protections in place, we are not sure how many bookies people were working with, but clearly a huge demand to see this happen. >> reporter: ncaa, nfl, mlb, wanted it upheld, arguing it protected the integrity of the games, calling on congress to pass new laws regulating sports gambling nationwide. mola lenghi, cbs news, the supreme court . >>> deadly violence of the border between israel and gaza, israeli forces opened fire, k

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samuel tuvo la Última palabra y con un potente remate le dio la victoria a portland.do se volviÓ a llevar el triunfo y quedÓ encaminado a conquistar la triple corona, algo que no ocurre desde 2015. es todo por ahora. fÉlix: al regresar de la pausa les tenemos las imÁgenes de un incidente inusual en la nuestros amigos. y conocimos a los amigos de nuestros amigos. después nuestros amigos de la escuela, nuestras madres, nuestro ex y nuestra jefa se unieron para desearnos un feliz cumpleaños. un día nos enteramos que nuestro tío tocaba en una banda. y nos dimos cuenta que, él también fue joven. encontramos a otras personas parecidas a nosotros. y así como así, nos sentimos más unidos. sin embargo, luego, algo ocurrió. tuvimos que lidiar con spam, clickbaiting, noticias falsas y el mal uso de la data. eso va a cambiar. de ahora en adelante, facebook aplicará más medidas para mantener tu seguridad y proteger tu privacidad. de este modo, todos podremos volver a disfrutar de aquello que es la esencia de facebook: los amigos. porque cuando este lugar cumple su misión, todos no

lo hizo el papa francisco muchos tenÍan la esperanza que esta ceremonia fuera en el el salvador, samueln el entierro de Él y dios me ha dado la gracia de poder verlo santo y estoy emocionada y feliz. >> se celebraron misas donde se juntaron los pieles para orar. >> pensÉ que nunca iba a venir... pero otros mostraron su desilusiÓn ya que esperaban que fuera en el paÍs centroamericano. >> todos esperÁbamos que fuera aquÍ pero no se pudo. >> mientras el canciller inforÓo que serÁn dos celebraciones una en el vaticano otra en el salvador. >> una canonizaciÓn muestra toda la univero universo leÍdo de es santo *. >> agradecer al papa francisco que ha puesto sus buenos oficios tambiÉn para que todo este proceso se acelere. >> y este era el ambiente en la tumba del futuro san romero. >> quÉ nos Íbamos a imaginar que Íbamos a tener un santo. >> romero fue asesinado en 1980 y fue declarado bate por 2016 ni siquiera san salvador noticias telemundo. >> todo estÁ listo * para nuestro especial el papa francisco con los jÓvenes latinos, asÍ que nos vamos con vanessa hawks quien nos presenta desde el v

samuel burke, cnn, london. >> okay. so amazon's voice assistant alexa can do many things. >> and apparently it can even snoop on your private conversations. our anna stewart explains this one. >> reporter: it's a cautionary tale of technology telling too much. a woman in oregon says amazon's alexa recorded and then e-mailed a random person with a private conversation that took place in her house. >> i felt invaded, like total privacy invasion. like immediately i'm like i'm never plugging that device in again. i can't trust it. >> reporter: amazon echo owner danielle said she was chatting with her husband about hardwood floors when the device sent an audiophile to a man who works for her husband. she only found out about the recording when she received an alarming phone call. >> the person on the other line said unplug your alexa devices right now. we go around and unplug them all. he proceeded to tell us he had received audio files, recordings from what was going on in our house. >> reporter: amazon told cnn kiro 7 the

latest there from moscow rory for the moment thank you and for more on the story we're joined by samuel greene's the director of kings of russia institute at king's college here in london sir thank you so much for joining us here on the al-jazeera so first of all we heard our correspondent there for a challenge from moscow what do you think alec scene of ali is trying to achieve and what do you think he can ultimately achieve looking at the situation in russia as it is well i'm so i think that what he's trying to achieve or what he probably can achieve is to remain relevant. obvious the region has just rather convincingly although with some degree of question of how free and fair the election was he's won another six year term. and so. not only find yourself again on the outside very much looking in not content and this is really to just sit and wait as many in russia are not content to sit and wait for the next election to see when there's an opportunity to to make some change so i think that he wants to demonstrate to the kremlin that he can still get large numbers of people out on th

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