doug went back to sandra's interview. when asked about detective wyatt about tom's friend, sandra said the boys were once work buddies. >> met him at target when they worked together. >> reporter: detective dove crisscrossed southern california, searching through the employment records of every target store for a guy named schreiber. but nobody had ever heard of him. >> we were starting to come to the end of our rope. we were getting to a dead end there. >> reporter: that was about the time jack's daughter sherry began getting strange packages in the mail from sandra, who said they were keepsakes jack wanted his girls to have. >> like what? >> little boxes of like ashtrays. his bowling ball bag. a bunch of junk. just weird stuff that just kept coming. >> reporter: which seemed designed to provoke exactly the reaction the sisters felt. >> hatred. more than i had before. >> reporter: sandra seemed to be telling them she'd beaten them, got away with it, won the game. >> we just said, are we cursed? is there something with th

. >> sandra: good morning to everyone. i'm sandra smith. the mueller report funny no evidence anyone on the trump campaign conspired with sweeping and systemic efforts by the russian government to interfere with the 2016 presidential election, but the report did not exonerate the president on obstruction of justice, leaving congress to take the next day. meanwhile, reaction continues to pour in on the document. >> no collision. no obstruction. there never was, by the way. >> the attorney general did a great disservice to the country by misrepresenting significant parts of the mueller report by attempting to put a positive spin for the president on the special counsel's findings. the attorney general is not the president's personal lawyer, although he may feel that he is. >> bill: 's she not left her post. catherine herridge live. we begin with you, catherine. >> bill, good morning. late yesterday, william barr sent this letter to the leadership of the house and senate judiciary committee that has direct oversight to the department advising

sandra. >> sandra: casey stiegel. thank you.n our headliner california democrat roe khanna, congressman, appreciate you coming on "america's newsroom" this morning. kirstjen nielsen is describing the situation a cat 5 hurricane crisis situation at our border. at the same time in washington there is still a debate going on over whether or not this is a real crisis. where do you stand on that? >> there is no doubt that the numbers of people coming over has increased. that's a fact. let me suggest two places where we could have bipartisan compromise and a solution. first, vanderbilt has done a study that one of the real reasons that people are coming over is an increase in violence. i believe we need to have u.s. aid programs that are working that are decreasing the violence there that are teaching people about for people to say there and they aren't coming across the border. we need to process these folks in guatemala, in el salvador and honduras before they come to the border. we could work with the white house to solve the issue

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. investigators say the man who identified himself as 14-year-old timmothy pitzen is really a 23-year-old ex-con, dashing hope for pitzen's family since they've been looking for him since age 6. >> this is devastating. it is like reliving that day all over again. and timmothy's father is -- better say that once again. >> it has been awful. we've been hopeful and frightened. >> we'll never stop looking for you, praying for you, and loving you. we hope that everyone will join us in praying for the young man who claims to be timmothy pitzen. >> bill: matt finn picks it up live from chicago today. good morning. >> a rollercoaster ride of a story and gut punch for this pitzen family. a family member of the man who claimed to be the missing teen said he might have severe mental health issues. it began on wednesday when neighbors in newport, kentucky called 911 for a suspicious teen in their neighborhood. then shock as that teen told them he was timmothy pitzen who went missing when he was 6-y

but there was one lone juror who felt some level of compassion for sandra. >> she related to the sandraconcern that jack jessee's illness would eat up their nest egg. >> i kind of felt like she was enjoying the control she had. >> there was nothing, nothing we could do or say. >> people were getting so heated and there was so much anger that she started to shut down even more. >> that scene played out for three and a half days until the judge said enough. and declared a mistrial. >> i was in tears. i was in tears. >> i was too. and thinking of the family and what they've gone through. that was heartache, just heartache. >> i thought i was going to pass out. >> yeah. >> it was horrible. >> it was just soul eating. >> like the whole night it happened all over again. >> that one juror, i saw her, wanted to talk to her. >> i said she was an idiot. >> it was certainly difficult for me. it was far more difficult for the family. >> murray promised the family justice, spent two years putting a new case together, and just weeks before trial, he got a call. it was from tom's attorney, saying his

>> sandra: william la jeunesse is live in california for us this morning. >> sandra, we come to thesencidents of these shootings. sometimes we know all the answers but one, the why, the motive. in this case according to police the alleged gunman, john earnest is an anti-semite and self-avowed white supremacist. where was the gunman. why did he stop? now we know. a long-tim member of the congregation, 51 years old. veteran, he heard the shots, saw the burst of gunfire. yelled and bolted help shooter immediately. who was carrying an assault style rifle with a sling over his shoulder, attack vest with several magazines. the gun jammed. but with stewart closing the gap the gunman didn't have a chance to reload and ran into the parking lot. >> when i yelled at him he dropped the weapon and started to run. he looked at me in awe, dropped his weapon and ran. >> there were 100 members inside the sanctuary. had the gunman gotten inside the rabbi said it would have been a bloodbath. one dead, three injured. stewart was joined by off duty border patrol agent jonathan morales firing five shots fr

we'll talk about that. >> bill: we shall. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. bethlehem, pennsylvania, the scene of tonight's event at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. before that, the vermont senator is expected to release 10 years of his tax returns. that expected to take up some of tonight's discussion along with his medicare for all plan. >> it is an international embarrassment that in america today we have 30 million people with no health insurance, insurance companies are getting nervous. they are prepared and will spend hundreds of millions of dollars to stop us. but we are going to win this. we will pass a medicare for all single payer program. >> bill: peter doocy picks it up live in pennsylvania for what to expect. >> what we've seen the last couple of days. bernie sanders is not just focusing on early primary voting states like iowa and new hampshire. he is coming to places like pennsylvania and arguing that the president who won here in 2016 has not followed through on some of the commitments that he made then. >> the biggest lie that he told the people of p

i'm sandra smith. >> sandra: homeland security security secretary or thing 50 more agents to the border. the president is not bluffing. federal officials continuing to say they're at breaking point. >> the president need to increase awareness to the issue. he's weighing all options. >> we need to patrol that border. we need to have an immigration system. every part of the system is overwhelmed. >> the idea that my president of the united states would ever suggest we should shout down our ports of entry is moronic. >> i do not want to see the border be shut down. congress should act on border security. they should take this crisis seriously and quit playing politics with it. >> sandra: white house correspondent kevin cork is live from the north lawn. what's the white house saying today? >> reporter: from their perspective the cost of inaction is far greater than an economic or political fallout that might come from shouting down the border. that's how seriously the president is taking this issue. we're not just talking about couple hundred people here we're talking about tens of thousand

. >> sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith. lawmakers beginning a two week spring recess. before they depart, democrats are hammering away at the attorney general's credibility. republicans firing right back. >> the attorney general did exactly what president trump wanted. he dodged questions, peddled a conspiracy theory and like the president lobbed baseless accusations. >> i don't need to know anymore. i'm done. he said in his report and i believe barr that there was no collusion. so i am done. we're not going to retry the case. >> i think in the best interest of the attorney general and of the justice department or of the country. >> bill barr will be far more transparent than i think if the shoe were on the other foot and this was a democrat a.g. >> bill: catherine herridge begins our coverage live at the justice department and she is awaiting like we all are. >> the attorney general william barr testified earlier this week he wants to make sure there was no unauthorized surveillance of the trump campaign and looking for a proper predicate that justified that decision.

i'm always hopeful, sandra. i'm a realist as well. >> sandra: point taken.gressman, thank you for coming on "america's newsroom," thank you. >> bill: it is america's longest war. 18 years after it began fox news is assessing the war in a new report that starts today. the u.s. is considering bringing some troops home and the u.s. is considering continuing some form of peace talks with the taliban. live from kabul steve harrigan is back at his post in afghanistan for that. steve. >> bill, it is strange to see two very different things going on here in afghanistan at once. on the one hand the taliban has launched a spring offensive, attacking government forces in different parts of the country. they killed three u.s. service members just a week ago. there is violence. but at the same time they are undergoing peace negotiations with u.s. officials. now, here in kabul the violence has been sporadic. there are weeks that go by sometimes without any major violence. that for me was a surprise. back in 2001 we had to wear body armor all the time here. your security a

the university president says this is something no parent should ever have to do, sandra. >> sandra: >> bill: 27 past. the insults flying back and forth. president trump and senator mitt romney reigniting their feud. we'll show you what sparked it this time. >> sandra: the f.b.i. arresting a militia leader accused of detaining migrants as border patrol agents struggle with the surge at the border. hector garza of the national border patrol counsel standing by. his reaction coming up. >> infrastructure needs to be addressed. immigration needs to be addressed. we're finally seeing some democrats come to the realization this is not manufactured. [knocking] ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. i swibecause they let metual, customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ when didwhen i needed ton? jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional si

made it to midweek >> sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith. the president making it clear in a new interview he isn't backing down from a subpoena fight. investigators looking to interview past and present staffers over the mueller report. but the white house says it will not play ball. >> bill: here is the quote. there is no reason to go any further especially where it's very partisan. john roberts live from the north lawn begins our coverage today. john, good morning. >> good morning to you. the president will be departing the white house at 10:40 this morning heading to atlanta. a good chance we may hear more from him about all of this. fox news is told the president plans to fight the subpoena that was issued last week for his former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify before the house judiciary committee scheduled for the 21st of may and the white house plans to fight any subpoenas that are issued for members of the president's staff to testify. this week the white house counsel's office directed carl klein, the former director of w

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>> sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. kevin mcaleenan will serve as acting dhs secretary. president trump announced nielsen's rest dig nation. she will be leaving her position and i want to thank her for her service. kevin mcaleenan the u.s. customs and border protection commissioner will be the acting secretary. >> bill: garrett tenney, why did the president make the call now? hello there. >> good morning to you. going back to last year, there have been almost constant rumors what kirstjen nielsen was on the chopping block but president trump asked for her resignation as this growing crisis at the southern border continues and he felt like he needed to take a more aggressive approach to fix it. the president wants the toughest cop around on border security. he didn't feel like nielsen fit that bill. back in november he told chris wallace that he wished she was more -- the president said he wanted to go in a tougher direction. what's not clear is how much more of an impact nielsen's replacement can make. the -- nielsen al

. >> sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. it's putting the executive power to the test. critics argue the trump administration plan would alienate immigrants and putting a state's political power in congress and federal funding at risk. >> bill: doug mcelway outside the u.s. supreme court today for the rundown. >> it boils down to one little question on the census questionnaire. it has been on the census questionnaire for better than a century. was on the census questionnaire from the years 1820 through 1950 and then in 1950 they stopped putting it on the census questionnaire. now the trump administration and commerce secretary wilbur ross want it reinstituted on the census questionnaire. it asks how many citizens live in this household? well, in january a federal judge in new york barred the government from including that question on the census. normally the government would appeal the case to the court of appeals. in this case the government believes that immediate action is necessary because the census questionnaire has to

. >> sandra: good to be back together. i'm sandra smith. federal prosecutors say mark deminger planed to commit mass murder in long beach, california in retaliation on two new zealand mosques. >> at times mr. today mingo said he wanted to kill jews when they walked to synagogue. other timings he wanted to kill and target police officers, attack a military facility or crowds at the santa monica pier. his stated belief in violent jihad and that americans should pay for attacks on muslims around the world. >> sandra: jonathan hunt live in los angeles with more. >> the man is 26 years old and infantryman who served in combat. according to prosecutors, wanted in his words to give americans, quote, a taste of the terror they gladly spread all over the world. >> he repeatedly spoke about becoming a martyr. at one point he said he would pledge allegiance to isis if they managed to create a presence in the united states. >> investigators say domingo posted an online message mark 3 saying america needs another vegas event. an apparent reference to th

. >> sandra: studio n, i'm sandra smith. president trump is welcoming sleepy joe to the pack after he ended months of speculation. biden launching his third presidential bid with an online video posted this morning. biden using his big day to issue a strong rebuke of the president while making his case for change in 2020. >> i believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an abhorrent moment in time. but if we give donald trump eight years in the white house he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. who we are. and i cannot stand bying a watch that happen. the core values of this nation, our standing in the world, our very democracy. everything that has made america america is at stake. that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. >> bill: the polls showing biden leading a packed field of democratic candidates. lara trump is here in a moment. we start with peter doocy in joe biden's home state of delaware. peter, good morn

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. >> sandra: good morning, to you, bill. i'm sandra smith. some serious action expected on capitol hill this hour as democrats put on a full-court press for the mueller report. there could be fireworks in that room as republicans will likely put up a fight when that meeting gets going. >> bill: as we wait for that to get started secretary nielsen is heading to the border. she paints a dire situation underway there. >> right now this is one of, if not the biggest crisis this country has faced in a decade. we're treating it like a massive cat 5 hurricane disaster. >> president trump: mexico is stopping people from coming. let's see if they keep it up. if they don't or we don't make a deal with congress the border will be closed 100%. >> my guess is cooler heads will prevail upon the president not to do this. >> closing down the border would have catastrophic economic impact on our country. and i would hope we would not be doing that sort of thing. >> the president is in meltdown mode as it relates to the situation at the border. >> i ask the he

. >> sandra: one can makes case it does sound like a threat. members of congress including senator kennedy who said this is not a good idea to shut done the border. he said this would hurt gdp. you heard that across the aisle. democrats making the case this would be really hurt the job situation in the united states. i want to ask you what we heard from john roberts our reporter there at white house on mexico and new plan to take action to apprehend large numbers at mexico's southern border addressing its transit visa program. can you tell us more about what mexico doing to slow this down? >> that's a big part of this process mexico stepping up and helping the united states do more by helping stop people from coming across our border by stopping them in mexico. also offering a asylum in mexico while they wait on asylum claim to be processed hero in united n the united states. these are things we've seen them do over the last several week. they are taking a greater sense of responsibility in this process. that's a great thing. we needed them to

>> sandra: good wednesday morning to you, bill, good morning, i'm sandra smith. barr is scheduled to testify before a senate subcommittee this morning on the justice department budget. but like yesterday's hearing with house lawmakers, the conversation is expected to turn to the mueller report. >> it is extraordinary to make definitive legal conclusions in less than 48 hours. >> the thinking of the special counsel was not a mystery to the people at the department of justice. >> would strike a serious blow to our system and yes to our democracy. that report is not fully seen. >> within a week i will be in a position to release the report to the public. >> will we have the complete report? >> the unredacted report? no. the first pass at this is going to produce a report that makes these redactions. >> sandra: those were the big headlines from yesterday. catherine herridge joins us live. what should we expect from today's hearing? >> sandra, good morning. the thing to watch is whether we get more information about the ongoing investigations and reviews looking at th

sandra?. [ 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 spoon the soap in

. >> sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. democrats crying foul accusing barr of trying to spin the report before congress and the public see it. some calling on the a.g. to cancel his news conference amid reports he has already briefed the white house. >> bill: we have gotten a few details. here is what we can expect today. the a.g. and deputy a.g. will brief at 9:30 eastern time. congress is delivered the report in cd form between 11:00 a.m. and noon eastern. the justice department then says it will allow some lawmakers to review a hard copy without certain redactions. then at some point after that the redacted report will be made available to the media and we'll all speed read. >> sandra: we have fox team coverage for you this morning. former independent counsel ken starr will join us moments if now but we begin with catherine herridge live at the justice department. what are we expecting at this news conference now just 30 minutes away? >> good morning. a short time ago we had an on the record briefing from the justice de

. >> sandra: catherine herridge of the deferment of justice.t. >> bill: i want to welcome laura ingraham by telephone, most of "the ingraham angle," 11:00 eastern time. get on i just got off the radio. >> laura: yes, just got off the podcast. >> bill: gives a reaction to. >> laura: i'm reading through the report. what we see is a lot of pillow talk among various members of the trump administration, recounted through interviews with the special counsel office. dumped into this report. there is a lot of information in this report about what don again said to the president and what hope hicks said about sarah sanders. most of this information, as far as i could tell, is tossed into the report. the report took two years to do, to compile. none of this information in its entirety added up, amounted to a conclusion that the president either conspired in any way with russia or attempted to thwart or obstruct investigation that was ongoing. what we could conclude from this report -- and this is all in the, although from 72 on. which i'm reading. you ca

>> sandra: good. feels like spring in the air. i'm sandra smith. the mueller report saga could certainly take center stage. >> i think the committee is going to press him hard on what is he redacting and under what authority he is keeping that secret from the congress of the united states. >> i fear this meeting may turn into a circus. our democrat colleagues you've seen over the last several weeks are really on a tear, they really want to dig into attorney general barr. >> we do want to see the whole thing, every single word. it is clear from press reporting there are members of the mueller team felt what barr did was completely inappropriate they didn't share summaries they prepared for public release. >> chief intelligence correspondent katherine har invest on capitol hill. what can we expect today? >> thank you, sandra and good morning. under normal circumstances, this would be a very routine, low profile budget hearing but this morning it is the first chance to question barr about the mueller report. you can see the scrum of reporters, waiting

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sandra oh conor, she d stupid fights.way of avoiding provocation, just walking away. this was very useful to sandra o'connor in dealing with men. sometimes she did have to stand up to them. there was a great scene in the arizona legislature. she was majority leader. the house appropriations committee chairman is a drunk. and she calls him on it. and he says, "if you were a march i'd punch you in a nose." she said, "if you were man, you could." so she picked her shots. there were times when she did, but at other times she walked away from the dumb fights. >> schieffer: and we'll be back in just a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> schieffer: we're back now with our biographers, lynne olsen, seuss, and evan thomas. evan, i want to get back to you about how women in those days were dealing with men, and you talked about sandra day o'connor and how she dealt with her mother. there was one important issue, and abortion, and the way she handled it with scalia had an impact and turned around that issue. >> scalia was continue sending to

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g sandra day o'connor. >>> and good day everyone. vice president joe biden facing a critical test as a new allegation clouds his political future. lucy flores, a former nevada assembly woman who vice president joe biden campaigned for in 2014 said biden made her feel uncomfortable with what she said was inappropriate, not sexual touching. she said she was mortified, shocked, embarrassed after biden allegedly inhaled her hair and kissed flores on the back of her head. >> this type of behavior while it doesn't rise to the level of sexual assault or the severity in which we are often times hearing about various violations to your body, we don't take oftentimes this lower level of invasion of space and touchings of your body, unwanted touchings of your body in the exact same kind of seriousness in which we do the other type of behaviors. it was unwanted. it was shocking because of the power difference. context is also important here. >> nbc news has not independently verified this incident. she did discuss the incident. biden is respondi

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. -- buenas tardes -- les saluda sandra cervantes -- soy flavio lacayo -- gracias por acompaÑarnos --mujer presuntamente acos a un hombre partidario del presidente donald trump y todo ocurri en un cafe del sur de la bahia. -- por este acto... ella hasta perdio el empleo... como nos cuenta >> hola qué tal los saluda sandra fernández >> por facebook publicó estas fotos de este señor que estaban starbucks y ahora su cuenta cerrada dijo que le habría gritado, insultado y ordenado que se fuera de la ciudad hechos contrarios al valor de la libertad . >>>que venga alguien a decirme algo por que hablas español . >>> entre los insultos que recibió en horas de la tarde fue el de ser acusado de ser nasí, dice que buscado la gorra y que el 90 9% de las personaslo respetan y queso lacio de gala en tres ocasiones. >>> trabajaba en esta parte de la ciudad . >>>sudo genre se que nombre de ella era rebeca y trabajaba como gerente pero la despidió el martes porque atacara a alguien y esa persona cree que es raro y muchos piensan que esto no debe pasar por más caldeado que este el ambiente . >>>no deber

we talked with sandra day o'connor with her biographer. that is coming up next.is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." sandra day o'connor cannot find a paying job as a lawyer because she was a woman. she went from a modest job on a ranch in arizona to become the first woman on the highest court in the country. evan thomas has written a new biography of this influential figure titled "first: sandra day o'connor." we welcome thomas from washington. i have read it and it is quite a book. , you call ford the most powerful justice of her time. why is that. ?hat is her legacy she was the decisive vote 300 and 20 times in 30 years. that gave her a power you rarely see today. david: is this an era that will not be repeated? we had justice powell before her that was thought to be the swing vote. then justice kennedy. is the room on this court -- it is really partisan now. is there room for a swing vote? evan: not the way they choose judges. they look for judges who have a clear doctrinal preference, who will be faithful to some kind of doctrine. that

david, sandra and aaron, thank you so david, sandra and aaron, thank you so much for your time.you manage to speak to london marathon. thank you. the environmental campaign group extinction rebellion last night declared the end of its 11 day campaign which brought parts of london to a strand still. a boat was parked in the middle of oxford street for several days, stopping traffic. protestors glued themselves to the top of trains and to the doors of the stock exchange. and there have been smaller protests in other cities around the uk. the metropolitan police says it's arrested more than a thousand people, and has charged around 70 with offences like ‘obstructing a highway‘ and ‘obstructing the police'. so, did the organisation's aims of moving climate change up the political agenda justify disruption for ordinary people? lets talk to the conservative mp huw merriman, who thinks extinction rebellion's actions may have been counter productive. and labour's danielle rowley, who thinks the protests have been a success. thanks both of you forjoining us. why do you think the action m

. >> vamos con sandra bermÚdez. >> estÁ no tmillones de person c recibieron una llamada, deberÁn enviareg s regresaron los viernes de tel telemundo en su barrio, en esta ocasiÓn estaremos detrÁs de la t tarde a 7:00 de la noche en la escuela popular de san josÉ. >> lorena domÍnguez acompaÑarÁ a expertos de la materia para responder sus preguntas de emigraciÓn, salud y ayuda al consumidor de telemundo, serÁ este viernes en la escuela popular de san josÉ. >> tome nota, es un informaciÓn importante para la comunidad. >> de 3:00 de la tarde a 7:00, y continuamos con mÁs informaciÓn en dos minutos. >> m(musica). > muy buenas tardes .. le saluda cesar bayona ... >> (musica). >> exceso noticiero telemundo48 a las seeste es su noticiero u telemundo48 a las seis. >> el departamento de seguridad nacional le exige al departa departamento de vehÍculos de motor piden que le pidan mÁs c documentos a los solicitantes. >> cuÉntanos mÁs sandra. >> hablamos de muchÍsimas per n personas 3.4 millones de pe personas que pidieron la iden identificaciÓn y que presentaron un comprobante de domicilio, pero el d

. >> vamos con sandra bermÚdez y un adelanto del noticiero de las seis. >> el dÍa de hoy la diÓcesis tendremos mÁs adelante, no se pueden perder el reportaje. >> regresamos en dos minutos, no le cambiÉ. >> m(musica). > . >> (musica). e. >> (musica). >> (musica). >> este es su noticiero telemundo48 las seis. >> la diÓcesis de san josÉ agrego nuevos nombres de sacerdotes acusad con acusacion creÍbles de abuso sexual a menores. >> sandra bermÚdez hablÓ con la comunidad y un ex sacerdote sobre eliminar la clÁusula del celibato para evitar el abuso de menores. >> definitivamente es un tema delicado, seg algunos dicen quen personas que deben dedicarse a dios, otros dicen que son hom hombres y deberÍan casarse, de p piden a la diÓcesis de manera urgente para que estos delitos no vuelvan a suceder. >> les pido humildemente dis disculpas. >> es el mensaje que hoy el obispo mandÓ a sus feligreses, luego que la diÓcesis diera a conocer que se agregaron nuevos nombres a la lista de sacerdotes con acusaciones creÍbles de abuso sexual. Él es el nÚmero 6 16, estaba en materia el abuso de un menor e

. >> reporter: sandra eckinrighought she found the perfect match. >> you're beautiful.wait to put a ring on your finger. >> reporter: a dream come true, this massachusetts mom thought on her first try with interneda ng. >> my husband has passed. ndi have four kids a work. i work all the time. >> reporter: calling himself sergeant hill, he told her he was stationed in kabul on a secret mission. so couldn't call or facetime. instead, he sent picture. >> it was nice. >> reporter: but now she says it was all a scam. sandra became suspicious when sergeant hill asked her for money. >> you work in the military. you should be tting id. >> reporter: she started to send it, but had second thoughts. >> i'm asking myself, what areou doing. >> reporter: so she went online to vify his identity. sandra's internet date was actuly an image of wnbc sports anchor harry cicma, whose otos were used to create a fake online profile to lure women. >> it made me feel absolutely terrible. >> reporter: match.com says they blocked the fake account and have a dedicated team and sophisticated techno

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de igual manera la comunidad ya comenzÓ a conmemorar este dÍa tan importante para ellos vamos con sandraos d detalle >>> efectivamente compaÑeros desde aquÍ desde el via crucis de la iglesia sagrado corazÓn de jesÚs estÁn los vivientes de la muerte de jesucristo esto lleva mÁs de 30 aÑos en el centro de san josÉ, acÁ pueden ver que estÁn participando decenas de personas estoma meses prepararse para este evento tan importante, el viernes santo una la fechas mÁs conmemorativas para la comunidad catÓlica representa el vÍa crucis para los miembros de la comunidad aquÍ en este pais muchos estÁn ejecutanparticipan esta congregaciÓn que los une asÍ que estamos en vivo compaÑeros y mÁs adelante les vamos a traer mayor informaciÓn esta representaciÓn es bastante emotiva y mucha gente esta participando >>> >>> muchas gracias sandra cientos de catÓlicos franceses celebraron el viernes santo afuera de la catedral notre-dame en parÍs a pesar de que esta estructura sufriÓ un incendio a principios de esta semana los feligreses participaran en una procesiÓn que se conecta a la catedral con el este de la

sandra: a veces siento la necesidad de tirarme solo así.e ya habían accedido. mientras esperan qué pasará en la frontera, sandra le pide a la vida que no le cierre la posibilidad de ser escuchada. y nora que no le prohíban ayudar. nora: me urge regresar. tengo a dos clínicas legales para la gente que fue deportada que estamos ya organizando para abrir en junio. extraño mucho tijuana, quiero regresar. carmen: ¿unos taquitos? ambas: [ríen] carmen: ¿unos taquitos? ambas: [ríen] [música] ¿cómo es la vida ando tienes tu periodo? tú decides, con tampax pearl. máxima protección para los días más abundantes, y fácil de remover para los más ligeros. tampax pearl. pocket pearl para el camino. e tú y yo: ¿qué es mejor que trapear? ¡lo que sea! pero me cambié a swiffer wet jet y es increíble. es un todu en uno que absorbente que elimina suciedad y mugre. y no deja manchas opacas. deja de limpiar. empieza a swifferear. campeón. nos encantaría que nos ayudaras con la ropa. así es como lo harás. rocía y talla cualquier mancha. remoja tu sucia playera. ape

actually it's only 15 minutes from he ba to the richmond sandra fell bridge. can see traffic here also little slow getting past the toll plaza, what you get on the span you're fine. it's about 16 minutes to get from richmond into marine county. next stop for us the san mateo bridge there you see traffic moving along nicely you're at the limit this morning span only 14 minutes to get from hayward out the foster city and then finally a look at the golden gate bridge where under blue skies, we have commuters in the north bay, driving about 20 minutes from the bottom across the bridge and into san francisco. victims family members are launching a statewide tour against the governor's recent decision to halt the death penalty. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what they're hoping to accomplish. >>we can meet at the law enforcement memorial and we can have a chat about sleepless nights because none of us are sleeping grieving parents of those killed by death row inmates send a message to governor gavin newsome a real leader would say let me listen just

residentes de san josé van estar pagando durante un año 2.26 por cientos más en su recibo de agua, sandraen lo que pagas, la gente va a estar. >>> es como siéntate tabacalera no fume porque causa cáncer y ahora pidieran gente con cáncer. >>> se robaron un vehículo según los detectives el incidente ocurrió el pasado 6 de abril las cámaras de vigilancia captaron el momento en que los sujetos merodean en el lugar momentos después el vehículo esretirado del centro la policía de concord pide ayuda para que se recupere el coche. >>> los padres enfrentan dificultades para encontrar lugares de cuidados para sus hijos al menos ocho de estos locales se han visto en riesgo de ser desalojados. parte >>> aprobaron como esta empresa pagó en chicago $20,000,000 para resolver una demanda por por fraude en san leandro se aprobó el contrato mientras se busca otro proveedor de este servicio. >>> durante este trámite solo presentó una prueba de residencia al momento de renovarla tendrá que llevar más documentos de su residencia esto debido a que inicialmente una evidencia además va tratar de aliviar el tiemp

mano >> aa mucha gente necesita venir otro país, necesita tener las comodidades, todas las cosas >> sandraa evitar largas horas, están durmiendo en sus automóviles en las calles de san francisco esto se debe a los altos costos de la vivienda en la bahía, esto los ayuda a vivir en lugares más cercanos, >> een relación a la venta de tabaco, en san francisco podrían cambiar de rumbo y comenzar a vender marihuana según representantes de la asociación de pequeños empresarios la continuas prohibiciones poner en riesgo su negocio por lo que sea, van empezar a vender productos derivados de la cannabis >> momentos de revisar las condiciones del tiempo con nuestra meteorólogo a >> buenas noches aquí estamos monitoreando la situación de esta tormenta ya se acerca nuestra región está en el pacífico se está acercando y por supuesto hay un campo nuboso y se va a producir lluvia de las próximas horas >> vvamos a hablar de este sistema que comienza desde el norte de la bahía vemos que comienza las precipitaciones en horas de la madrugada esta noche en horas de la mañana así que lo más fuerte esta tormenta

sandra para el noticiero. >>> gracias. h >>> al regresar. facilita sus compras. >>> y regresaron los viernes de telemundo en barrio estaremos dr tres a siete de la noche en la escuela popular enexpeos en la contestarÁn sus preguntas sobre inmigraciÓn, salud y hasta ayuda es con telemundo -- la compaÑa estara enviando el "falcon heavy rocket" a un satelite de comunicaciones de una empresa saudita que rbita esta noche lanzorÁn el primer viaje comercial al espacio lanzarÁn un satÉlite de comunicaciÓn entre una empresa que Órbita la tierra se realizarÁ desde cabo caÑaveral habÍan raerlado viajes la diferencia que en esta ocasiÓn lleva carga y es un viaje pagado. >>> y ya desama con noticias del espacio, este miÉrcoles las primera imÁgenes que se hayan tomado un agujero negro asÍ la eficiencia que estos objetos fue confirmada pero jamÁs hasta ahora habÍa sido fotografiada para captar uno imagina de este tipo fue necesario combinar el poder de ocho rayo telescopios en distintos puntos de la tiene para transformar la tierra en un gran telescopio un

. >>> la abogada sandra hoyos tuvo en la corte aunque n la abogada sandra estuvo en la corte aunque noo, hoy acompaÑado de su esposa y su equipo legal asistiÓ puntual a la primera audiencia del caso, acusado en el de agresiÓn antes de que falleciera la muerte del hombre de origen cubano adelanÓo la audiencia para hoy, allÍ estaba la esposa y el hijo del l peso de la ley contra pablo hombre muerto hoy no hablaron pero pidieron que se cayera el peso de la ley sobre el actor, para los abogadolyle que conduÍe iba el actor la fiscal del caso vÍctima porque el caballero se bajo del auto, pidiÓ al juez que tratara a pablo como cualquier persona y no como una celebridad a cambio durante la audiencia el autor de 32 aÑos se mostrÓ in p inexpresivo al escondÉrselos despuÉs de que parece muy preocupada mexicano. en miami florida fiscalizar t m elementos del caso presenta los nuevos cargos en contra del actor mexicano en miami florida noticias telemundo >>> un juez federal de trÁfi s n francisco, el juez richard lab ha puesto en suspenso hasta este viernes para dar la oportunidad al gobierno de ape

we're looking at about 17 minutes from richmond into sandra fell this morning. to the san mateo bridge with the bridge itself is fine again that's not a major worry are still making decent time from richmond. she's a from hayward out towards. foster city. the issue though is on 5.80 right nearby in hayward again eastbound 5.80 just east of to 38 3 car accident thah still blocking the 3 right hand lane. so that chp has issued a singular they have no estimated time of reopening, but they are going to have some emergency equipment on scene to try to clear these lane shortly so the chp asking to find another way around if you caenn they do get that cle and finally a look at the golden gate bridge always a beautiful ride we're looking at 23 minutes to get in from noaa say nevada ood ride for ou north bay commuters this morning. big stories on the national front which with local implications where president trump now wanting to release detained immigrants at the border into sanctuary cities like san francisco, it's sort of his way to retaliate against democrats who op

well sandra fell police arrested a man on suspicion of human trafficking. so the officer pulled over a car without a front license plate. and notice that there was a girl passed out in the back seat with a short dress on and no shoes after speaking with the driver identified as james bond gun. the officer suspected that he was trafficking the girl he gun was arrested and the 17 year-old is now back with her family. e continues to move through its bankruptcy process state lawmakers now want to have more control over future rate hikes kron force ashley zavala explains. >>so we can either be backed into a corner and forced to sign onto a deal coming from a group of creditors or we can take a firm and in this state senator jerry hill wants lawmakers to get directly involved in p bankruptcy, he presented as be 5 49 for the first time wednesday, the measure would require the public utilities commission to get approval from the gislature before allowing pg need to raise customer rates during its bankruptcy, none of us want peace you need to emerge from this bankru

seized the city of mirali and the resulting battle to flush them out devastated the region reporters sandra peterson and hans christian ost amman travel to mindanao to see what life is like there today. we are on patrol with the largest muslim reddit group in mindanao the moro islamic liberation front or m.i.l.f. for decades they fought for independence tens of thousands were killed. but since the self-proclaimed islamic state burst onto the scene in two thousand and seventeen the muslim rebels have joined forces with the philippine army both sides feel threatened by us fight has now laying low. the muslim minority strongly supports the m.i.l.f. only five percent of filipinos are muslims and almost all live in mindanao or the areas are among the poorest in the philippines many here blame the christian majority government for their plight. we visit the military headquarters of the m.i.l.f. the government needs the rabbit support to secure a peace and to fight terror president roderigo to terror to has promised them a far reaching autonomy is. the chief of staff isn't in uniform a sign perhap

s underpaid men and she joins me now in studio sandra just first of all i want to know how big of a threat is the so-called islamic states in the south philippines it's hard to put down in any numbers that we have seen isolated bombings we see isolated skirmishes authorities tell us there are fighters laying low in the jungle in the marsh lands but to give few concrete numbers that we can do what we do know is that there is a lot of attraction you still find syntheses among the population we spoke to a young guy let's call him up those he was part of the group that laid siege to be he's now also laying low and he says look if our life doesn't change i would pick up a weapon again so there is definitely some sort of threat there now the government has promised mindanao as muslims more autonomy right so what does that mean for the struggle against islamist extremism there i think what the government is trying to do here is you know by creating more political and economic inclusion to basically . dr tara our to know by winning the hearts and minds of people they try to win over sympathy that

or not award winning journalism out of the building or going to end up in the history books and sandra's critics may cheer but this is a dark moment for press freedom. now let's just cast on mines back because everything seems to have gone spectacularly long wrong forward songs and long. exactly i mean he's been he was holed up in the embassy for almost seven years and i remember just two or three years ago when we had breaking news because we expected jordan astonished to walk out of the embassy a free man but everything kind of change the relationship he had with the ecuadorian embassy changed when marino came into power everything soured didn't it before we knew it you know he's internet free is internet access has been taken away he was taken in the u.s. so everything seems to have culminated to this point where it now we have this watershed moments where we whatever happens to julian a son's really sets a precedence what people are saying is going to set a precedent for journalists around the globe be i mean it's quite a neat it's quite incredible isn't it how the tables have turned