way. >> sandra: i am. i may be having an afternoon tea or two and why later in the program i may be teaching you royal etiquette. i'm sandra smith, welcome. the president pushing back amid controversy over a staffer's harsh comment about senator john mccain during a closed-door meeting. kellyanne conway taking aim at leakers last night saying it appears that some staffers are using the press to settle scores among other reasons. >> some leaks exist i guess to hurt colleagues and they disagree with the policies being put forth. none of them are helpful. >> do you expect personnel changes as a result? >> i do actually, yes, i do. >> bill: john roberts picking up on this. good day to you. i guess some reporters like some leaks but maybe not so much from the inside. good morning. >> when you're on the outside doing what we're doing you love a leak. when you're in the inside trying to run a tight ship you don't like it at all. indications there will be fallout from the leak and what kelly stadler said about sen

"the daily briefing" starts right now with sandra smith. >> sandra: thank you. this is a fox news alert. president trump leaving the door open for a summit with north korea. only a day after canceling his june 12 meeting with kim jong un. hello, everyone. i'm sandra smith in for dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." president trump taking a more optimistic tone after the regime said it's still open to talks with the u.s. the president and defense secretary mattis both suggesting the summit could get back on track under the right conditions. >> we've got some, possibly some good news on the korea summit where it may, our diplomats can pull it off and have it back on even. >> we'll see what happens. it could be the 12th. we are talking to them now. they very much want to do it. we'd like to do it. we will see what happens. >> sandra: meanwhile, the north claiming it demolished the nuclear test site carrying out a series of explosions and reducing it to rubble. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in seoul, south korea, for us. greg? >> gre

i'm sandra smith. this visit from spy chief kim yong chol the latest indication the historic meeting in singapore could be getting back on track and now there are reports the white house has decided to hold off on hitting north korea with a new round of sanctions. >> bill: john roberts begins our coverage on a brand-new week. short week on tuesday, good morning, where do we stand? >> even in a short week you can still get a lot done. we'll hear a lot more about the potential for this june 12 summit to be back on throughout the day today. white house official told me a short time ago that june 12th is looking good. still not back on track yet but a lot closer than it was last week when the president sent that letter to kim jong-un saying by the way, our summit will be canceled. you mentioned at the top one of north korea's highest ranking officials kim yong chol and who along with kim jong-un's sister went to the olympics this year is seen walking through the airport in beijing. he is headed for new yor

sandra has more. >> sandra: the trip of the north korean official to the united states giving the trump administration a renewed sense of optimism that this meeting with north korea can actually get done. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live on the north lawn of the white house this morning. the president hit on north korea negotiations hard last night in nashville. we heard a lot from him on this. >> you know, the president has been making the point about north korea and bringing them to the table and making sure that his relationship with kim jong-un seems to be on a good footing. which it appears to be right now. the white house not saying that the summit is back on just yet. i imagine that a lot of that will ride on the outcome of meetings between the secretary of state mike pompeo and kim yong chol of north korea either later today or early tomorrow morning in new york. the white house yesterday sounding a note of optimism about the idea it could still be on june 12th. sarah huckabee sanders on the way to a rally in nashville said the president's letter said we were

sandra, good morning to you. >> sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith. on the other side of "america's newsroom" this morning right here in studio n netanyahu slamming iran's rogue regime saying it has gone to great lengths to hide its efforts to continue its nuclear program. the original deal is built on lies. soon after president trump addressed whether he is pulling the u.s. out of that deal. >> they lied, one item after the other. they lied to the international atomic energy agency. they were supposed to come clean. that was the premise of the deal. the deal was flawed from the start. >> president trump: i've been saying it's happening. they're not sitting back idly. >> sandra: some have suggested that prime minister netanyahu was speaking to a party of one yesterday, that being the president of the united states. was that message received? >> i don't think there is any question that was the case and yes, loudly and clearly it was certainly received. i would say it's relevant because the clock continues to race toward that may 12th deadline whether t

we need congress to act as well. >> sandra: will we see sarah sanders this afternoon? >> she will be there. >> sandra: probably the first time we've heard from her since the weekend, since that white house correspondents dinner and the speech of that comedian that drew a lot of criticism from both the left and right. have you spoken with her about that? >> yeah. we spoke about that. many people in the white house have spoken about that. i was at the dinner on saturday night and i think that when you have a room filled with probably more liberal journalists, celebrities and other types and lose the room when you make jokes about the president you are probably not that funny and probably a dinner that was created to celebrate some of the great parts of journalism that we've seen throughout history should focus more on that and probably not bad jokes. >> sandra: do you expect her to address that this afternoon? >> i'm sure she'll be asked about that among many other things. >> sandra: thank you for your

sandra. >> sandra: allison barber, thank you very much.conway's take on this and possible personnel changes coming to the west wing when she joins us live at 10:30. >> bill: looking forward to seeing that coming up here. i think she dresses well. kellyanne would like the hats, right? she would like to dress at windsor. i think some of the ladies would look really good. you and ainsley and shep will kill it tomorrow, that's what i think. >> sandra: ainsley got fitted for one. we'll see if she wears one. she did that with "fox & friends." you never know. we're really getting in the spirit of things here, bill. >> bill: you're going to make chris wallace jealous. >> sandra: top house republicans nunes and gowdy ramping up their push for classified documents in the russia investigation and new indications they may be getting some high-profile support. plus as the royal family gets ready to welcome an american princess, we'll talk to another american royal on her journey from the midwest to a historic royal manor. >> sandra: big news on the eve

i'm sandra smith.ning, bill. >> bill: good morning, my dear. >> sandra: back together again. >> bill: great to be with you. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. serious questions about secret surveillance of the trump team by the f.b.i. during the final years of the obama administration. justice department planning to show key republicans classified material about the russian matter after a meeting between the president, his deputy attorney general and head of the f.b.i. hogan gidley said this about that last hour live on "america's newsroom." >> in the second year of this investigation, this phony investigation, there has been no russian collusion, no obstruction, no corruption. now we find out from reports that apparently someone was sent to infiltrate and spy inside the trump campaign back to the f.b.i. anybody should be deeply concerned about this. you even saw mr. clapper make a comment yesterday on tv saying the president should be happy about the fact that someone was in his campaign doing this. the p

>> sandra: it's a big deal. >> i saw beer in their glasses. >> sandra: they didn't comment on the beverages. could be ice tea. >> i didn't hear a comment on what they had. we'll have more on that and more on this historic -- corey lewandowski joins us to discuss that, plus this. >> on september 1st the public should have an explanation of what mueller has. file it with the court by september 1st. if he doesn't he is doing a comey. >> sandra: rudy giuliani calling for results from the russia probe ahead of the mid-term elections. >> respecting of the mid-terms reverend franklin graham hits the road to help republicans in the golden state. the message he is spreading to voters there. >> sandra: it has happened again, a deputy sheriff killed in the line of duty. an update on the manhunt for his murderer next. >> we just ask for your help. in getting the photo and information out so that we can hold this person responsible and fully accountable. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour ro

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>> sandra: i'm sandra smith. this comes as the white house continues dealing with the fallout from rudy giuliani's media blitz on the mueller investigation. white house press secretary sarah sanders taking a lot of incoming from reporters yesterday. take a listen. >> did rudy giuliani do harm to the president today and last night in his conversations to fox? >> i don't believe so. >> why didn't he tell the white house press office about what was happening? >> the white house press office wouldn't coordinate with the -- >> you were blind-sided. >> you don't know much about me in terms of what i feel and what i don't. i think we're just -- >> sandra: peter doocy is live at the white house this morning. what do we know about the president's trip today? >> today the president goes to see the nra in texas. around the time the nra came to see president trump as republicans after the parkland shooting were trying to figure out what kind of gun control measures they could stomach the president chided members of his own p

>> sandra: you know what? a little bit. a lot of news. >> bill: a couple days can do that. >> sandra: the president and first lady boarding the plane just before 3:00 a.m. to personally greet the three american men. the president celebrating their release saying it bodes well. >> president trump: i'm very honored to have helped the three folks. they're great people. i got to speak to them on the plane. these are great people and been through a lot but it's a great honor. the true honor is going to be if we have a victory in getting rid of nuclear weapons. >> bill: we're covering this from all angles. rich edson, congressman mike mccaul has reaction and kevin cork, what is the white house saying? >> what a night and day it has already been at the white house. on the one hand they're saying this is a good faith effort on behalf of the regime in pyongyang and they're calling it a blessed and long overdue welcome home for some people who have been through a lot. an emotional moment unfolding live on national television overnigh

. >> sandra: let's get to it. i'm sandra smith the president's lawyer clarifying president trump paid cohen for unspecified expenses and did not know that money would be going to daniels. giuliani also laying out the conditions for a possible interview between president trump and special counsel robert mueller. the former new york city mayor saying the sit-down would be two to three hours max and would hinge on some specific conditions. >> i don't expect that we're going to have an interview with the exonerating -- >> i have a lot of questions. >> i would like to get one not under oath. i would want a videotape and -- audio taped. i want to make sure they don't misrepresent his answers. but this is an outrageous miscarriage of justice. >> sandra: john roberts is reporting live from the north korea -- the north lawn. >> a stunning revelation when rudy giuliani acknowledged that the president did, in fact, reimburse michael cohen, his personal attorney for the $130,000 that cohen paid to daniels for that non-disclos

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. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the u.s. naval academy graduation in underway with president trump set to deliver the commencement address. where he may comment on north korea. but the big headline in pyongyang state media quoting a top official saying the north is leaving the door open in order to resolve the nuclear showdown on the korean peninsula. all of this as president trump pulled the plug yesterday on the highly-anticipated june 12 summit. >> president trump: if and when kim jong-un can chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions i'm waiting. no matter what happens, and what we do, we will never, ever compromise the safety and security of the united states of america. >> sandra: allison barber live at the white house this morning. the president is already up and tweeting this morning. what is he saying about north korea? >> he is responding to their latest statement in regards to the summit calling it warm and productive. very different than how he responded to their statement from just a few days ago whi

good morning, everyone, i'm sandra smith live inside "america's newsroom." >> welcome back. sandra. this side of the atlantic ocean after the wedding. i'm eric shawn. good morning. i'm in for bill hemmer. more out of the breaking news out of the f.b.i. several lawmakers are releasing demands for a special prosecutor to look into three different serious matters. the first fisa abuse allegations held during the trump campaign. second the progress of the trump/russia collusion investigation and finally, what exactly went into the ending of the investigation into hillary clinton's personal email server? >> trump sitting down with top brass at the justice department and f.b.i. striking a deal to turn over documents on the informant from his campaign to congress and his own legal team. we lead with fox team coverage. john roberts live from the north lawn of the white house but we start with peter doocy live from capitol hill. why are lawmakers doing this now? >> it follows those reports there was an informant or spy trying to get in with members of the trump campaign. these lawmakers want

how are you, sandra? >> sandra: good morning.coming to you from the town of windsor west of london. the sun is shining. temperatures warming up. a beautiful day for the wedding day on saturday and as you can see the royal standard is now flying above the residence there at the castle. that just happened so the queen is there and we're just told that the bride and groom were just spotted. they're on their way there for the rehearsal this morning. back at home we have a lot of news to get to as well. staffers at the justice department and the f.b.i. are now going over that draft report. it is expected to deal with james comey's controversial decisions on the clinton emails in the run-up to the election. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is following this for us this morning. what is the latest on this? >> thank you, sandra, good morning. the inspector general's report was expected in january but sources familiar with the investigation tell fox news it was extended as new witnesses came forward and new leads were p

>> sandra: thursday morning. here we go. i'm sandra smith. trey gowdy and devin nunes. the initial exclusion of democrats sparking a political thug fest. >> they'll hopefully be able to work it out themes. >> they're hunting desperately for any scrap of information that will provide any sneak peek the f.b.i. may have against the trump campaign. sgliem owe not in control of the invite list. if you're going to show up, show up with an open mind and closed lips. in other words, don't leak like a sieve when we get through with the meeting. >> sandra: john roberts is live on the north lawn as the guest lists get worked out, i suppose. >> they're working on that a little bit, too. two meetings at the d.o.j. the president raising the stakes ahead of those meetings with a tweet this morning that his critics will say overstates the case and actually misquotes what the former director of national intelligence james clapper actually said. he tweeted he has admitted there was spying in my campaign. large dollars were paid to the spy far beyond normal. starting to look like one of t

i am sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner. town hall headed in a fox news contributor, katie pavlich. democratic strategist and fox news contributor, jessica tarlov in joining us on the couch, fox business pinker david as men and he is "outnumbered." if >> david: so happy to be back. thank you all. how could you not be happy? >> jessica: your daughter just got married. just us. >> sandra: a lot of news to get to. let's begin. a lot of new developments as president trump is still working towards potentially meeting with north korean leader kim jong un. white house counselor kellyanne conway weighing in this morning. speak of this president the brink again of bringing conversation and coordination between north korea and south korea for the first time in 18 years. i north korean official will be coming to america on the way to new york. >> sandra: president trump tweeting earlier "we have put a great team together for talks with north korea. meetings are currently taking place concerning the summit and more." the vice chairman o

sandra: beautiful.shepard: not the growngsdz of the castle. castle -- grounds of the castle. the castle is 13 acres. there will be around 110,000 people. that's when they were considering who knows what the weather is going to be. it is great britain after all. but today, right now, at, what, 11:00 in the morning here locally, it's 66 degrees. and you couldn't find a cloud in the sky anywhere if you tried. if there has ever been a chamber of commerce day, sandra, it's this one. sandra: sunny days. warmest temperature it has been the last several days. shep, we have been here several hours. >> shepard: five hours. we have been here. >> shepard: and we have been watching, you know, residents that have come in from the town of windsor but from all over the country. and we have run into so many americans who have traveled so far just to see this moment and just, perhaps, to get a glimpse of the bride and the groom along that long walk that you describe that's behind us lined with chestnut trees. >> shepard:

sandra godley to come up with an idea.o find volunteer singers to form an amateur choir and record a charity single as a wedding gift to the happy couple. but it's no ordinary choir. all her singers are facing up to physical or mental difficulties in their lives. # if you need me, call me...# and the age of four i was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy. the doctors said i wouldn't live to see 16. we looked for people with all sorts of abilities and backgrounds and, boy, have we got them. for sandra and her choir, it's been a roller coaster of a ride. i mean, i had a major emotional meltdown this morning. this week's been rough. this morning was the first time i managed to get in without having a panic attack. taking them to places and performances they could only dream of. but as the wedding draws closer... just move — just swap over. ..has she bitten off more than she can chew? we've just had an invitation to windsor. can i pull it off? sandra godley is a professional singer—songwriter who has performed her music all over

—— sandra. keeping this a secret from the quire? -- sandra.e one show. a letter from prince for our performance on the one show. a letterfrom prince harry for our performance on the one show. a letter from prince harry and dimarco. what more could happen? many of the quire's family and friends in the audience, including rupak‘s friends in the audience, including rupa k‘s sister. friends in the audience, including rupak's sister. i can't describe how proud we feel of her. —— friends and family of the choir. studio: we are heading back to windsor for a studio: we are heading back to windsorfor a one studio: we are heading back to windsor for a one night studio: we are heading back to windsorfor a one night performance from people with mental and physical challenges. this is their wedding gift, with big love song, it's us. -- it is gift, with big love song, it's us. —— it is gosp—ability. # and never-ending love # and never—ending love song # and never—ending love song #no # and never—ending love song # no matter what some may say # no matter wha

sandra is at the helm, steering it all.u're having a bad moment because she sometimes looks at you, you know, are you all right? people who have stood and said i want to come forward and bear my all even though i've had these issues, they are very brave, i see them all as being really brave. i'm here and i'm so grateful. back here again and the sun is shining, we had an amazing rehearsal, and this is really what life is about, not the horrible voice in the head that constantly tries to overwhelm me. and all too soon, it is time to get into the studio to record the single. the recording, that's where i was nervous. i thought, blimey, watch me muff it up now. recording the song, big love song, was one of the most exciting and rewarding things i've ever done and i've recorded an awful lot. here they were, 26 people, in their clothes, dressed up, and that made a difference because they felt they were at work, doing something they should be doing. it was like a nuclear reactor going off and we were all beginning to spark and all

sandra?> nice to meet you. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] three years ago, a simple luxury like handmade soap didn't exist here. that's where sandra aldama stepped in. thank you for having me. today she and her six employees have turned this modest kitchen into a factory line. >> at present, we are selling about 1,000... >> 1,000 soaps per month? >> 1,000 soaps per month. >> from three years ago, 100 a month? >> [ giggles ] sage. >> okay. sandra's business is called d'brujas. this is witch's soap. >> coffee or mint. >> okay. why witches? >> because witches make magical potions with plants. >> i got there just as they began to brew a new batch. and you put it in here, and it makes spaghetti. they start with natural soap from the government store. first step, they have to melt it down. and, yes, that's a crock-pot. these are some resourceful witches. >> this is red wine. >> yeah, smells like it. >> [ laughs ] >> do you stir this? >> yeah. >> can i do it? >> yes. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> they

sandra holds auditions to narrow the field. venue, the awesome interior of coventry cathedral. # summertime and the living is easy... scores of people turn up to face sandra and her panel ofjudges. for many, the biggest stage they have ever sung on. so, canjonty g, rupak and dave impress her? stress and tensions. i feel so free when i'm singing. i think it changes a lot of people's lives but it also changes me. # like a bridge over troubled waters #. i think you're anxious, you want it to go well. it was challenging but good. from getting the better of her. thing really terrifying. stand up and you won't get to be able to sing. that's the worst thing, my voice won't come out. and that's fine, that's all right. the sky's not going to fall in. it's not the end of the world. but it'sjust, for some reason it's really terrifying. # i'm so lost without you #. i was absolutely terrified. my hands were shaking. everything was shaking! it was going to happen. i was scared, really scared. # to say that i was so wrong #. you have to have

immediately sandra faces her first hurdle.ld anyone actually volunteer to help her get her royal wedding singalong off the ground? well, soon, word spreads. sandra's idea strikes the right chord. bbc coventry and warwickshire. it starts making headlines. a gospel singer from coventry is creating a special choir to perform in the lead up to prince harry and meghan markle's wedding, this may. and it's not long before the demo tapes start rolling in. # so far away, but still so near # created me...# ijust kind of locked myself in a room, you know, every time i got four or five that came in and just blown away by the fact that someone would put their time into putting their face in front of a video and saying, "this is me". # going up to yonder...# that's what got me — people just stood where they wanted to come in their bedrooms, outside the house, in the car, nervously just saying, "this is what i've got, will you listen to it?". absolutely moving. # lean on me # when you're not strong # one of the many people moved to get in to

i want to bring sandra in here. saw house speaker paul ryan is a little while ago talk about this. and what i thought was interesting about that is yes the question, why are we just finding this out now? >> sandra: i think people are looking for size and scope. i don't think we learned that much from the speaker of the house when asked about this and comment on that earlier but how big of a deal is this? working off allegations of multiple informants targeting the trump campaign. just how big of a deal is this? >> lawrence: it's a huge deal but i keep going back to matt gates is another one that voted for reauthorization trade when you get the government this power, all these republicans, calling them out. they voted for this. >> harris: a rand paul tried to tell them. with fisa section 702, and you and i have talked about this a lot on the couch. when you don't drill down on this and give that much power to the government, this is what can happen and it doesn't matter which party paid >> katie: this can go both way

sandra: la motivaciÓn es esencial para abordar la diabetes. >> lo que yo sugiero es que le hagan casozados con el riesgo mucho mÁs aumentado y los somete a un sistema de dieta y ejercicio que puede producir la disminuciÓn de la diabetes en hasta un 60%. sandra: la reducciÓn calórica puede reducir lo que continÚa obstruyendo los sistemas renales y cardiovasculares. con el tiempo, el diabÉtico puede desarrollar daÑos a los nervios de las extremidades hasta llevarlos a la amputaciÓn. >> la diabetes se puede completamente prevenir a travÉs de la nutriciÓn y del ejercicio. a travÉs de mantener un peso saludable. una vez que hay diabetes, es otra historia. sandra: los cambios de vida deben incluir a la familia, incluso a los niÑos. >> es alarmante la tasa de obesidad y de diabetes, especialmente dentro de los hispanos. sandra: hÁbitos sanos en los niÑos, prometen una mejor salud en el futuro. >> muchas personas piensan, tengo diabetes, pero me siento bien. no serÁ igual en cinco aÑos, no serÁ igual en 10 aÑos y todo depende de lo que comemos ahora. >> me enseÑaron un puÑo de tu mano serÁ un

sandra: comer es uno de los grandes placeres de la vida.e se convierte en azÚcar que las personas con diabetes tienen que ignorar. sandra: el control estÁ en la calidad y la porciÓn de los alimentos. >> para mantenernos saludables, para controlar el azÚcar en la sangre siempre una comida balanceada. la razÓn de las vegetales es, aparte de las vitaminas y los minerales, la fibra. sandra: detiene la rapidez con la que los alimentos se convierten en azÚcar. tomar las riendas de su salud comienza con informaciÓn nutricional. a todos nos gusta el pan, las tortillas. cÓmo incluir esto en nuestra dieta y a la misma vez ser sensato? >> es verdad que el arroz es un carbohidrato y se vuelve azÚcar, pero el arroz quemen aquÍ es integral y alternar fibra actÚa diferente. si yo le sirvo este plato a cualquier hispano, van a pensar que le falta el carbohidrato. sandra: dueÑas recomendaba varias comidas pequeÑas durante el dÍa. >> cuando comemos una fruta como esta, una manzana y la juntamos con una porciÓn pequeÑa de nueces, nivela el azÚcar en la sangre

para sandra, la incertidumbre inicia ahora.. el ahora creo una la cuenta cierra el 13 de mayo. una empresa financiera va a distribuir el dinero entre las vÍctimas y sus familias. dijo incluso que estÁ interesado en y ilusionar en la polÍtica. enrique: sus acciones salvaron muchas vidas, ademÁs han sido un ejemplo. patricia: gracias, buenas noch alejandra: muy buenos dÍas. hoy es miÉrcoles 9 de mayo. bienvenidos a "despierta Área de la bahÍa". bÁrbara: buenos dÍas, soy bÁrbara chacÓn. tenemos consejos y recomendaciones para el bienestar de toto familia. -- toda tu familia. a pesar de que california es la quinta economÍa mÁs grande del mundo, las cifras de pobreza son muy altas.

sandra looked for a surrogate in germany. with my new negotiate the price how much are we talking about as a. surrogate mothers all spend twenty five thousand euros vance's tolls and all who is going to is that the maximum mechanical or higher risk of a vital much higher. there's no limit. when it comes to cost there is no limit one woman was asking for thirty five thousand for that price i could do as a broad and legal terms that would be safer. surrogacy is legal in a number of countries there are clinics in the united states that provide the service for about one hundred thousand euros it's a lot cheaper in ukraine laos and kenya. commercial surrogacy used to be big business in india until it was banned in twenty fifteen for foreigners and then in twenty seventeen for indians as well. now surrogacy is only allowed among relatives and if no money changes hands rinku tells my colleague how much she earned as a surrogate mother four thousand euros that is as much as a husband and as a rickshaw driver in three years. with the

sandra does not want to be identified she tells me she was born without a womb. something so natural you know every woman can have a child. from me. or any chances with the help of a surrogate. but why won't they let us on the whole their sandra's eggs have been fertilized with her husband's sperm now she just needs to find a woman who will let an embryo be implanted and carry the child to term and then give the baby back to its biological parents for a fee this kind of service is banned in germany because poor women could feel compelled to rent out their bodies. the ethical issues are certainly complex for all sandra shows me lots of websites offering commercial surrogacy services as if it were a business like any other. side some require a fee just to establish contact clearly. sandra looked for a surrogate and germany when you negotiate the price how much we're talking about as a. surrogate mothers are spent twenty five thousand euros tolls and although its commitment is that the maximum a cannot go higher this give a much higher. there's no limit. when it com

sandra nos dice quÉ ocurriÓ. sandra: fue muy rÁpido pero voraz.ron todo lo posible para salvar a la bebÉ. no pudieron hacerlo. sandra: uno de sus tres perros atacÓ a la bebÉ sin darle tiempo de hacer algo. el ataque ocurriÓ a las 05:30 p.m. en este lugar muchos tienen perros como mascotas. >> es una cosa trÁgica. lamentable saber que se trata de una mujer de tres meses y muy cerca del dÍa de las madres. esto es muy injusto, porque justo serÍa el primer día de las madres para la progenitora. debe de estar devastada. escuchÉ que se llevaron a los tres erros, porque no sabe cuÁl de los tres mordiÓ a la bebÉ. sandra: este es un recordatorio los padres de familia que tienen mascotas. >> pueden aspirar a una clase de rendimiento para perros. si ven que son agresivos, van a tener que pensar dos veces si van a dejar el para la casa o no. beatriz: un senador republicano que padece de cÁncer pide que el presidente donald trump no asista a su funeral. se desplazan a la frontera evoca de los restos de los inmigrantes que nunca lograron llegar con vida a su de

para sandra, la incertidumbre inicia ahora.menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. la madre... naturaleza! claro que huele increi incluso en el departamento de contabilidad. el nuevo detergente gain botanicals. lleva el olor de la naturaleza donde quiera que vayas. por generaciones, los poa nuestra comunidad. antonio villaraigosa no nos ignoró. como alcalde salvó a las escuelas al borde del fracaso y trabajó con padres y maestros por una mejor educación. trabajó con la policía y la comunidad para retirar las armas ilegales de las calles y disminuyó los crímenes violentos. vote por un gobernador para toda california. vote por antonio villaraigosa. ♪ ♪ ♪ enrique: a este hombre le llamaron hÉroe luego de que desarmar al hombre que matÓ a cuatro personas en tennessee. el ahora creo una la cuenta cierra el 13 de mayo. una empresa financiera va a distribuir el dinero entre las vÍctimas y sus familias. dijo incluso que estÁ interesado en y ilusionar en la polÍtica. enrique: sus acciones salvaron muchas vida

sandra nos trae el caso de una madre de familia y lo que estÁ viviendo. las seis, iba con mi cuÑada, de repente alguien abriÓ mi coche y empezó a jalarme, era un oficial de ice. >> se nota cÓmo oficiales de inmigraciÓn la detienen mientras interrogan a varios de los presentes. >> que tenÍa una hoja firmada por el juez. tenÍa una foto mía. sandra: la familia de marÍa insiste en que recibiÓ amenazas de deportaciÓn por parte de los agentes migratorios que la sacaron con tanta fuerza que le provocaron moretones en el brazo. >> no tenÍa cÓmo defenderme. sandra: por si fuera poco marÍa denunciÓ que el agente de ice la acusÓ de traer un arma y amenazÓ con decirme a la policÍa de que ella tratÓ de atropellarlo. versiÓn que maneja ice. el departamento de policÍa respondiÓ a la escena luego de que oficiales los contactara parareportar el intento de agresiÓn con un arma letal. ya habÍa sido devuelta a mÉxico en otras dos ocasiones. determinarÁ si tiene bases legales para permanecer en estados unidos. >> me tuve que bajar del carro. no me llevaron porque entraron a m

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i want to thank sandra who is here today for leading the team.mazing job listening to our community and coming up with specific plans for every single neighborhood. because of her team success, we'll grow from 25 to 35 teams across the entire city of san francisco. and these new street cleaning investments where we see the fix-it team expanded will build upon the existing efforts we're leading on our streets today. earlier this week, we announced the creation of a new rapid response team specifically dedicated towards picking up our needles and syringes. they'll be canvassing hot spots, identified by residents, and they will address this health epidemic in our city. we have a needle epidemic and we're finally doing something about it. so together this is an ambitious effort. and i know i only have a few months left as the mayor of this great city of san francisco, but i plan on sprinting to the finish. i know i'm surrounded by dedicated city officials, elected officials and committed people who want to see our city cleaned up and who are eager to

. >> por el momento que estÁn viviendo sandra cervantes. >> dijo la tÍa que no quiso dar su nombre, ella permitidos. >> en contra de presuntamente. >> en contra de ellos. >> contra sus hijos. >> en alegaciones ellos amaban a sus hijos dijo doris la abuela de los pequeÑos el juez indicÓ. >> el hit culpable. >> quiÉn asegura. >> que el sobrino es estar con ellos aunque ella no vio. lo que fue encontrada bajo deplorables condiciones en que ellos de estar con 4 meses de 12 aÑos de edad la pareja regresarÁ a corte el 10 de julio, sandra cervantes. el robo ocurriÓ la semana pasada en el estacionamiento de un banco de amÉrica cerca del centro comercial. >> factura ro con ellos hospitalizada. en una serie de reportados. en el ca Área de ellos. >> en san josÉ y la autopista 260. >> cataloga por lo menos unos de los incendios como intencional, adelante. >> muy buenas tardes me encuentro afuera de la universidad estatal de san josÉ. >> concentradas en la instituciÓn. >> en la cÁmara de ellos. en tan solo lugares. >> hablamos precisamente con ellos. >> este joven vive en esta casa de fraternidad cuy

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