. >> sandra: good evening, i am a sandra smith and for malcolm mccallum. many candidates said they would support looking into operations, some including bernie sanders and joe biden have not spoken out. speaking of the former vice president, he is on some hot water over what some are calling a racially charged gap after he said this about former senate colleague. saying "i was in a caucus with james, he never called me boy, he always called me son, guess what? at least there was some civility. we didn't agree on much but today you look at the other side and you are the enemy. "we biden campaign said he did not pray segregation, the opponents including kamala harris were quick to condemn those remarks. >> to coddle the reputation of segregation, people if they have had their way i would not standing here. it's misinformed and it's wrong. >> sandra: mike huckabee joins me in just a minute. first, republican senator tim scott from south carolina. good evening to you and thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. >> sandra: burst up on the issue of repa

sandra. >> sandra: a horrible story.ow that plays out. >> eric: your heart goes out to that family. we're learning a seventh american has died in the dominican republic at a hotel of a mysterious illness. we're live on the ground as investigations continue. >> in this investigative process we're able to obtain the weapon used to shoot david which was buried in the residence. thank you, admiral. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. need cash? at newday, veteran homeowners can get $54,000 dollars or more to consolidate high rate credit card debt and lower their payments by $600 every month. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these.

sandra. >> sandra: thank you. >> trace: fox news alert.ngs on 12 major cases, including president trump bid for the 2020 census. let's bring in former counsel to the senate judiciary committee. do you care to weigh in on which way you think the census thing might go? >> there are a lot of interesting questions in this case. this is the week that some of the biggest cases will get the cider. from the oral argument, it looks like the liberal and the conservative blogs were aligned, as you would expect them to be. it most likely looks like 5-4, upholding this question, but you never know. but if it goes that way, there are lots of other interesting questions. this case is on its surface about senses and citizenship issues, but beneath that, there are all of these legal questions about who has the ability to s sue? when can they second-guess the executives, things of that nature. it is actually a very technical case but beneath all of the fleshy politics. >> trace: it's fascinating because it talks about the fact that democrats are just thinki

. >> sandra: wednesday morning. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. honoring the nearly 160,000 troops who landed in normandy. the largest amphibious invasion in military history that turns the tide of world war ii and began the migration of europe from nazi germany. >> bill: of all the leaders who spoke, only one, queen elizabeth, was alive when it happened. >> it is with humility and pleasure, on behalf of the entire country. indeed, the whole free world, that i say to you all, thank yo thank you. during our regular message, he led the nation and a prayer. >> we shall return again. and again. and we know that by god's grace and by the righteous of our calls, our sons will triumph. >> the canadians were to provide the majority of the personnel, and they would bear the deepest wound. >> although twice wounded, the colonel continued to direct the operations with great vigor and a determination. >> let me first thank you sincerely on behalf of my natio nation. >> sandra: we are getting live images of the commemorative jump happening right now. literally

i'm sandra smith. >> trace: good morning, sandra. i'm trace gallagher. president trump weighing in on the debates, gearing up for the g20 summit. >> sandra: back at home, the 2020 hopefuls heading on everything from medicare for all, taxing the rich, and immigration. it's >> it is just not a human right, it should be an american right, and i believe that the best way to get there is medicare for all. >> it is a basic human right, and i will fight for basic human rights. >> abolish their private health insurance in favor of a government run plan. just a show of hands. all right. >> i think the choice is fundamental. >> private insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans. >> they deserve a president who will put your interest ahead of the rich and powerful. pharma thinks they own washington. well, they don't. >> it is not right that the ceo of mcdonald's makes 2,100 more times than the people serving at mcdonald's. >> i'm talking about everybody else. i am still talking about everybody else. >> just one small part of this. i'm talking about

sandra. >> sandra: branyan is, thank you. >> bill: looking to determine motive in dallas. numerous angles. we are live on that coming up. plus, issuing a new threat to the united states. what happens next with that? >> bill: president trump launching his reelection campaign with a big rally and a critical state. michael waltz out of florida is here. we will talk to him about that in moments. >> we have made it very clear sense this president came into office that we will not tolerate iran obtaining a nuclear weapon. full stop. whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. look for savings in your weekly paper. wgreat tasting, heart-healthys the california walnuts.ever? so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. let's get down to business. the business of getting it done. the business of road trips. the business of getting everyone back together. the business of hustle... ...and hard work... ...and whatever this is. modernized comfort inns & suites have been refreshed because whatever business

sandra? >> sandra: jennifer griffin at the pentagon for us tonight.nnifer, thank you. that is "the story" for us tonight. thank you for joining us. it's been a busy news day. started the day with us and end the day with us. we appreciate that. i'll see you tomorrow bright and early. bill and me on "america's newsroom" 9:00 to 12:00 noon. thank you for joining us on "the story" tonight. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." since 9/11 the u.s. has spent trillions of dollars and thousands of american lives trying to remake the middle east in our image. it is sad to say it out loud but we have to. it hasn't worked. many of us thought it would but it hasn't. by every measure our foreign wars ended in dismal failure for the united states. however noble their intentions. some did have noble intentions. donald trump was one of the rare politicians honest enough to admit this. he said it out loud three years a and promised not to repeat the same mistakes if elected president. partly because he said that,

. >> sandra: we are learning a lot. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. we all know that all six tours that happened within the last 18 months. and here is what we know about those so far. robert wallace and david harrison fell ill while staying at the hard rock casino and hotel. miranda schaup-werner stayed at the bahia principe bay, and they were celebrating their engagement at a sister resort of that particular luxury resort. >> bill: meanwhile, the boston red sox legend, david ortiz, returning to boston overnight for treatment. he was ambushed and shot in the back at a dominican bar over the weekend. we have more on all of this. jackie, good morning. >> good morning. the world health organization are in the dominican republic right now, doing tests, trying to get to the bottom of those deaths, and the fbi is also involved. four of them happened at the bahia principe resorts, which have three locations, and two happened at the hard rock hotel. triggering this investigation, was in la romana. it miranda schaup-werner, 41-year-old woman from pennsylvania

sandra, i'm bill hemmer, good morning to you on this friday. >> sandra: as a golfer, bill, you have a lot of respect for that course right there. good morning to you, bill. i'm sure it will be a beautiful morning when the sun rises there. and first to the breaking news and we'll go back to that in a moment, bill. as we learn more about the detained crew we're getting new video showing a smaller boat approaching a japanese-owned tanker and a person taking what the u.s. says is an exploded mine from the ship's hull. >> bill: the u.s. is blaming iran, tehran categorically rejecting that accusation. further cranking up tensions between the two countries. president trump a moment ago on fox and friends said the following about that. >> president trump: well, iran did do it. you know they did it because you saw the boat. i guess one of the mines didn't explode and it is probably got essentially iran written all over it. it was their boat, it was them. they didn't want the evidence left behind. i guess they don't know we have things that we can detect in the dark that work very well. >> sand

sandra, back to you. >> sandra: that is for sure. casey stegall, thank you. >> trace: i want to bring back jonathan swan. you just heard the report there. the migrant children. it sounds to me like in the house, this emergency aid bill has got democrats pretty divid divided. >> it does. i don't know how vast the divisions are, but certainly on the far left of the party, you have people like ilhan omar. i think what we are going to see, i have spoken to a couple sources this morning. you're probably going to see both the house and the senate, the bulk of both parties wanting to support this bill because it is just humanitarian aid, and we are seeing all of the stories about children without toothbrushes, not sleeping. and unsanitary conditions, but there are some -- i'm not sure about on the far right. i don't know yet, but certainly on the far left, we've seen people raise concerns about it. there is no enforcement in this bill. that's a really important thing for the viewers to understand. there is no new enforcement. it is purely h

good morning. >> sandra, good morning.all border patrol station right back here is the one that everybody is talking about, the one that was thrust into the national spotlight after attorney stopped by this location to visit, and then they described horrific conditions inside of it. they said it was extremely cramped, that children were going without food, and that a lot of kids had not showered in days. so once the allegations came to light and people started reporting on it, nearly all of the 300 kids on monday went to a different spot, but yesterday, we were told that about 100 kids have since been brought back here. though, what changes were made to address the original concerns, officials are not saying, which has immigration rights advocates unsettled. a government review is now being done. >> we really have a dire situation here, but because of the unsanitary conditions that these children are being kept in, the unhealthy facilities that are being run there, it is not made for children. the number of children who ar

sandra. >> sandra: great to hear from many of them this morning.see that begin shortly. thank you, david. >> bill: 9,000 names. staggering the numbers that we're trying to comprehend today. the day that changed the course of world war ii leading to the eventual liberation of europe. we continue our recognition of d-day with our headliner today and so honored to have this man. general jack keane will join us in the next hour as our coverage continues here on this very special edition of "america's newsroom." >> success may not come with rushing speed, but we shall return again and again. and we know that by thy grace and by the righteousness of our cause, our sons will triumph. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". but always discreet is less bulky. and it really protects. 'cause it turns liquid to gel. so i have nothing to hide. always discreet. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie th

. >> sandra: happy friday i'm sandra smith. the trump administration going full steam ahead to impose tariffs on mexico this monday. the president making it clear he will not back down when it comes to the security of our border. in an interview with fox news laura ingraham president trump blasting lawmakers who have criticized the proposed tariffs. >> president trump: number one it's great to negotiate with. if he they go in we'll make a fortune. >> isn't this congress's fault? >> president trump: yes. mexico is letting millions of people walk through their country. we want them to help us. they won't pass any legislation in congress. i have senators and others and pelosi coming out saying how horrible. what they're doing is hurting the deal. they should be saying we're with the president and do whatever he wants to do and mexico would fold like an umbrella. >> bill: we go to shannon, ireland. kevin corke leads our coverage today. >> number of important angles on this story, humanitarian, financial, diplomatic. the market set

also coming up here, sandra. >> sandra: fox news alert, bill.rsight committee set to vote this afternoon to hold william barr and wilbur ross in contempt. this as a white house exerts executive privilege over documents related to that proposed citizenship question on the census. >> this is just what they'll do and it is wrong and the american people understand it. and need money for your family, call newday usa. a newday va home loan lets you refinance your home and take out 54,000 dollars or more to pay credit card debt, or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your payments by over 600 dollars a month. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100 percent of your home's value. we all know some of life's most important financial decisions are made right here at the kitchen table. so, if you're a veteran and need cash, calling newday usa could be one of the best decisions you'll ever make. at newday usa veterans can buy a home with no down payment. at newday, your service is your down paymen

i'm sandra smith. it was nearly a 90 minute speech the president firing up his base unloading on democrats and radical socialism and the washington swamp promising to bring the power back to the people. >> bill: the only way to push democrats is by bringing -- >> president trump: i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term. the fact is the american dream is back. it's bigger and better and stronger than ever before. democrat agenda of open borders is morally reprehensible. no matter what label they use, a vote for any democrat in 2020 is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. we will protect our second amendment. [cheering and applause] welcome up with the cures to many, many problems, to many, many diseases. we're charting a path to stability and peace in the middle east because great nations do not want to fight endless wars. we are going to keep making america great again. and then we will indeed keep america great. we'll keep it

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the president and first lady arriving at buckingham palace a short time ago receiving a ceremonial welcome. both the president and his wife with the queen at the moment. they'll be viewing a special exhibit any moment before they go on to a big luncheon. >> bill: the trump administration doubling down on a threat to tax mexico until its leaders take steps to stop illegal immigration at our southwestern border. >> president trump: mexico is making hundreds of billions of dollars. everyone is coming through mexico including drugs, including human trafficking. we're going to stop it or we won't do business. that will be it. very simple. >> 2500 people are coming over every day as opposed to 700 two years ago. the numbers are huge. the situation is real and the president is deadly serious about fixing the problem. >> he has been known to play with fire. if he slaps a 25% tariff on mexico it will tank the american economy. >> sandra: kevin corke joining us live from london with a beautiful

so we've got to check the validity of those posts. >> sandra: like who? account? are you suggesting it's part of the investigation? >> it is still very much part of the investigation but there is the opportunity or the chance that people have access to those accounts and can login, there were some indications of that might've happened earlier in this investigation, there were people that can hack those accounts as well. >> sandra: the person of interest whose home you are searching, what do we know about him? >> right now, we are not releasing his information because he isn't under arrest at this point. he is a person of interest, we are aware of where he is at and we have spoken to him and we will continue to speak with him up until the point that this case has been solved. >> sandra: you're saying this is a very fluid investigation and quickly moving investigatio investigation, are you as a detective and a member of this police department on the case able to characterize where this case is leading you? do you believe that she is still out there somewher

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. the big question at this hour what will the u.s. do next? right now iran saying it targeted the drone in iranian airspace but the united states says that is not the case. >> bill: this latest move marks the second time tehran shot down an american drone this month. we're live from the pentagon. lucas, hello. >> central command responsible for all forces in the middle east rejected iran's claim the american drone flew over iran. those reports are false. it was an unprovoked attack on a surveillance asset in international airspace. the race is on to recover the wreckage of the drone shot down by an iranian surface to aramis ill over the strait of hormuz not far from where u.s. officials say iran attacked oil tankers. the shoot down of the unmanned drone with a wing span the size of a boeing 737 airliner took place two days after patrick shanahan resigned. army secretary mark esper takes over monday. president trump spoke to sean hannity last night about an hour after the u.s. drone was shot down. >> i worry about iranian proxy wars. >> preside

>> sandra: good morning. the anticipation building now. i'm sandra smith. that news conference running 15 to 20 minutes late at this point. we've seen a number of high profile rivals watching along with you as we await that joint news conference any moment now following a morning of talks. we're expecting the president and prime minister to address a wide range of issues including brexit, trade, the economy, earlier this morning they met with business leaders before heading to downing street. here is a bit of that. >> nations -- we can take the partnership further. a good financial trade agreement. >> president trump: i think we'll have a very substantial trade deal, a very fair deal and i think this is something that your folks want to do, my folks want to do and we want to do. we'll get it done. >> bill: we have our camera trained on the door of 10 downing street. we'll bring you the press conference. the former u.k. independence party leader nigel farage is here. we'll see how much we can squeeze in first off. 24 some hours in. how is the trip being rece

i'll pass. >> sandra: love it. at chicago soldier field, the tour postponed this spring so mick jagger could undergo heart surgery, the 75-year-old appears to have made a quick recovery and the concert is in chicago tonight. >> bill: i think i remember their last two words. still doing it. back up stage tonight and in the meantime, a controversial climate bill in oregon. the democratic governor there sending the state police to round up republican lawmakers who deserted the capital hoping to block the measure. trying to figure this out, he is life. what's happening? >> this is extraordinary. right now, you have oregon state patrol officers out there pounding the pavement looking for republican senators so they can haul them back to the capital here in salem so there can be a vote on this sweeping trade bill. of the original that was scheduled for yesterday but the republicans were a no-show. that means two republicans will have a forms of the democratic leadership which is the majority at the democratic governor if

his mother, sandra lee.ught, spring reached out to a family friend who was also a church counseling. according to church officials, this is the first time the church was aware jensen had sexually abused a child. >> so i explained to him what my boys had told me. he said i should contact the state police. >> reporter: spring made contact with west virginia state trooper, >> initially, there was just two victims. my gut told me there were probably more. >> reporter: the corporal testified he called sandra lee and a different bishop, trying to locate michael, who was away on a religious mission in arizona. >> i wanted him sent back as quickly as i could. >> reporter: sandra lee and local church officials later testified they didn't know why michael was under investigation. his mother and a bishop also testified that after michael did return home from his mission there was a meeting on februa february 25th where they were instructed not to discuss the case with anyone. the church denied to abc news such a meetin

>> i mean, how much do we love sandra. while on to tv nostalgia.ld is new again. >> i'm so excited for this. brace yourself for the turn of speidi -- heidi and spencer are back. the "hills: new beginnings." . >> and i wanna forforget you. >> do you remember that? >> oh, yeah, like it was yesterday. ice princess. >> i'm just so glad to be here with my best friend, that's all i care about. >> and you guys have not been in touch? >> no, we were in touch on and off, um, for a while there but not anymore. >> so, let's recap. back in the day "speidi" was the couple we loved to hate -- full of drama, accused of spreading sex tape rumors, and ruining friendships. but were reality tv's o.g. villains for real? >> what do i do? >> you know what i did. >> you guys were so infamous, in a good way. >> i, you just said famous. that's a great way. >> you were. >> i have to been honest. this was the most fun. >> any regrets? >> i wish we did interviews differently. then, it's fun. it's tv and not been like so amped up. because what i wanted to do and say to you, de

emily: sandra joyce, thank you so much. sandra: thank you for having me.e pentagon is preparing for the rollout of a controversial cloud service program. it is being challenged by oracle in court, according to a copy of a pentagon memo obtained by bloomberg news. chris joins us now from washington, d.c. what is the status of this contract as it stands right now? >> great to be with you. right now, the pentagon has announced that the pentagon will be moving to a joint enterprise defense infrastructure sometime in late 2020 two fiscal 2021. the may memo from the defense department cio told federal agencies to put current cloud contracts on hold until such time as the defense department could assess the requirements for the joint enterprise defense infrastructure and other cloud programs. emily: competitors have challenge the fact that the pentagon is trying to awarded to a single player, most likely amazon. how strong is oracle's case? chris: oracle has made the case that the pentagon biased the solicitation toward amazon web services and specifically notes

emily: that was sandra joyce, head of fireeye global intelligence. freedom of information request has revealed that the nsa was improperly collecting records on u.s. calls and texts that it was not authorized you in october of last year. as you remember, the secretive government agency began covertly gathering domestic phone and text data after september 11. that bulk collection ended in 2015. so to figure out how this new wave of surveillance happened, wednesday, we spoke with jamil jaffer, the vice president of strategy and partnerships at ironnet, cyber firm started by a former director of the nsa. prior to that, he was in charge of oversight of nsa surveillance for the house permanent select committee on intelligence. jamil: it was modified in 2015 by the usa freedom act. what happened here was that the phone companies were put in charge of giving data to the nsa under this program. they sent to much data, the wrong kind of data, to the nsa in the aftermath of this legislation. we have an error in over collection, an error made not by the nsa but

next on american history tv, sandra bolzenius talks about the women's decision, their court martial and the public and press reactions. she's the author of "glory in their spirit: how four black women took on the army during world war ii." we recorded the interview at the annual black history luncheon hosted by the association for the study of african-american life and history. >> sandra bolzenius, what was the women's army corps? >> the women's army corps or the wac, i'll be using that acronym to describe the women's army corps and members of the women's army corps -- it was established in 1942. the military, the army was fighting a two front war and needed more troops so they enlisted women for the first time in its history in order to make sure they were able to fill the jobs that the men were leaving so they could go to the front. >> and there have been many books on the mistreatment of african-american soldiers during world war ii, but you wrote about four enlisted female soldiers. who were they? >> first of all, i'm very glad that you mentioned that because so often the books are

next on american history tv, sandra bolzenius talks about the women's decision, their court martial andthe public and press reactions. she's the author of "glory in their spirit: how four black women took on the army during world war ii." we recorded the interview at the annual black history luncheon hosted by the association for the study of african-american life and history. >> sandra bolzenius, what was the women's army corps? >> the women's army corps or the wac, i'll be using that acronym to describe the women's army corps and members of the women's army corps -- it was established in 1942. the military, the army was fighti a

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sandra: aquÍ se hablÓ sobre rusia, irÁn y china.isponibles para tramitar la ciudadanÍa. ademÁs, se registrÓ un incendio en un complejo de apartamentos, en el este de la bahÍa. le vamos a tener todos los detalles. reportero: conocimos al fundador del primer centro comunitario para latinos de la comunidad lgbtq. le tenemos el detalle mÁs adelante. suheily: vientos en el Área de la bahÍa, sectores montaÑosos con rÁfagas cerca de las 40 millas por hora. contamos con el paso de un sistema frontal que nos ha provocado descenso de las temperaturas. en solo minutos, vuelvo con su pronÓstico extendido. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: este mes de junio se celebra el mes del orgullo gay. en san francisco se formo uno de los primeros centro de servicios para los latinos de la comunidad lgbtq del paÍs. reportero: hoy conocimos al de 60 comunitario, tambiÉn hablamos con un latino que nos explica cÓmo era la vida para un gay latino hace mÁs de tres dÉcadas, algo muy diferente para el panorama que se ve hoy en san francisco. esta bandera se mantiene izada en el distrit

soy sandra bermÚdez noticiero telemundo 48.conductor de una grÚa donde los apuÑalÓ mortalmente. asesino a los 2 hombres al parecer no conocÍa, la prÓxima audiencia en este caso es el 8 de julio. >>> abel ramos escuchÓ los... las acusaciones incluyen homicidio, intento de homicidio contra otra gente y posesiÓn ilegal de armas de fuego. este sujeto se reclusiÓn especial para evitar que se haga daÑo. >>> el presidente trump pospuso que era una jornada de inmigraciÓn este fin de semana. activistas comunitarios y comerciantes dicen que el daÑo ya estÁ hecho. y como dice pilar niÑo se registraron centenares de llamadas de gente preocupada y negocios con ventas que se desplomaron. >>> dora ha trabajado por aÑos en este supermercado de la misiÓn en san francisco. no habÍa visto bajar las ventas en un fin de semana. >>> un 50%, sÍ. >>> afirma que estaban literalmente espantados con la situaciÓn sobre todo el sÁbado. >>> solo en las calles tambiÉn bien solos estuvieron ese dÍa. >>> el panorama no fue mejor, en el restaurante los yaquis .

¿serÁ el prÓximo 11 de agosto entre la ex primera dama sandra torres y el candidato de centroderechaÓn presidencial realizada ayer en la que la ex primera m dama de la naciÓn sandra torres competirÁ en segunda vuelta por la primera magistratura con el doctor alejandro llama ta. >>> yo espero que en la segunda vuelta tomemos una mejor decisiÓn >>> en los comicios predominÓ la abstenciÓn que alcanzo el 38.9 por ciento y se registraron serios incidentes sobre todo en poblaciones del interior del paÍs. alejandro quien compite por cuarta ocasiÓn por la p presidencia propone la creaciÓn de una zona franca de la frontera entre mÉxico y guatemala. >>> en lo genergeneral, nosotro queremos oportunidades para que vayan estimulando el tema de la inmigraciÓn >>> por su parte, sandra torres, ex esposa del expresidente Álvaro colÓn aspira por segunda vez a convertirse en la primera mujer presidenta de guatemala con un amplio plan de gobierno que camila reactivaciÓn >>> >>> la reactivaciÓn economica. >>> por los grandes retos estÁn en ofrecerle al pueblo guatemalteco soluciones a la crisis econÓmica

pointed this revolver handgun at a drug store clerk in downtown sandra fell after his credit card was declined police say that when the clerk asked pratt to leave. pratt state inside he started stealing items. officers arrested pratt as he was leaving the store and no one was injured. is recovering after being rescued off a cliff crews responded to manner and heath cliff drive that's a pacific of this happened yesterday they found in the car had plunged more than a 150 feet down a very steep ravine firefighters used a rope to reach the driver and then after about an hour of work they were finally able to safely hois basket. to the east bay now conquered police arrested a 23 year-old man accused of planning a mass shooting at a synagogue kron four's dan thorn has that story. a 23 year-old man from concord is in jail after police say he threatened to commit a mass shooting. >>at a synagogue. police arrested ross farka with help from the fbi investigators said farka was making comments it included violence against jewish people threats to shoot police officers and claims of owning an ass

sandra nos tiene un resumen de lo que se viviÓ en este debate.a como socialista demÓcrata. la pregunta era si aumentarÍa los impuestos a la clase media. concretamente tuvo que admitir que si. >> pagarÁn más impuestos pero menos en cuidado de la salud. sandra: el exvicepresidente dice que liberiaalivio de impuestos. dijo que la misma no estÁ funcionando para trabajadores de la clase media. hicieron la pregunta acerca dequien eliminarÍa el actual sistema de salud para implementar un sistema universal. sÓlo dos de ellos se levantÓ la mano. ofrece sistema universal hasta transicional a toda la poblaciÓn.tambiÉn tuvo que responder sobre las relaciones raciales en su ciudad. estÁ inmiscuida por el tÍo feo una persona negra. hizo un comentario controversial sobre el trabajo que hizo en el pasado con otros legisladores que apoyaban la seriaciÓn. la inmigraciÓn acaparó gran parte del debate. todosdijeron que discrimina y serÍan el cruzar la frontera ilegalmente. y de esa manera prevenir la separaciÓn familiar. la mayorÍa o quiere ofrecer cuidado mÉdico y

sandra, stay with us. you are the guest cohost for the hour, sandra crowl of carmignac.]to our next guest quickly, with royal dutch shell stock down this morning. they stuck with plans to continue share buybacks, saying they see the potential to distribute $125 billion to shareholders between 2021 and 2025. with that we want to speak to ben van beurden who joins us now, ceo of royal dutch shell. first off, what makes you so confident you can meet your target, and are you concerned about oil prices? we have seen them drop almost a fifth over the last five weeks. ben: good morning, matt. yes, indeed, we live in a very volatile market. our industry is used to volatility in the price of the commodity we are exposed to. yes,u look at confidence, we are confidence. we believe the outlook for 2020 $28 billion to $33 billion of organic cash flow. an oil price assumption of $60 brent, which we think is a reasonable and conservative assumption. so our strategy has been working well. we expect it to work well going forward. we arethe same time, also repositioning the company to the

sandra torres tiene un poco mÁs de un 25% del electorado, alejandro guÍa matÉ, candidato varias veces exmandatario ahora enfrenta a la justicia nacional por corrupciÓn. y matÉ es un cirujano de 63 aÑos, entre su proyecto de trabajo estÁ realizar con mÉxico una lucha contra la fuga de personas de su paÍs y generar mejores condiciones de vida en los municipios colindantes con las fronteras de ambos paÍses. >> acabo de pasar la primera ronda de elecciones, la segunda va a ser agosto. si todos y, es posible que esta candidata sandra torres tenga una mayorÍa absoluta y pueda gobernar, que pueda implementar sus programas, este parece ser bastante claro y comprensivo. calidad: quien gane, asumirÁ cuatro aÑos luchando de frente contra la inseguridad y la dicha, ademÁs de reactivar la economÍa en el país. guatemaltecos fuera del paÍs pudieron sufragar, al menos 60,000 podÍan hacerlo, pero solo votaron 700 un personas. mÁs de 8 millones de guatemaltecos podrÍa votar en guatemala, eagle passque salieran a hacerlo. apenas se contaron 4.9 millones, equivale al 60% de la participaciÓn ciudadana, en

gracias por acompaÑarlo son los supervisores de santa clara, cuando un indocumentado sale de la cÁrcel, sandragracias al trabajo de la comunidad las relaciones serÁn aÚn mÁs fuertes >> la celebraciÓn dentro del recinto que horas antes se manifestaron afuera del edificio >> ddicen l >> tiene que ser un modelo para el resto de la naciÓn >> para que ellos tambiÉn implementen pÓlizas >nuevas polÍticas, perdimos nuestro hogar nuestro trabajo fue horroroso >> 164 personas la mayorÍa a favor de esta polÍtica en el santuario sin embargo hubo otra persona que fue el representante de la fiscalÍa donde presenta una amonestaciÓn, bando tengan un historial cri criminal esto es todo por el momento en contacto en vivo regresamos al estudio >> gracias sandra por esta informaciÓn la cÁmara de representantes hablÓ de un proyecto de ley esta propuesta

movimiento >> telemundo 48 al mediodia >> estamos en la mitad de la s semana gracias por acompaÑarnos >> y sandrarvantes tenemos o noticias para los que transitan en e sl sur de la bahia >> tres triroteos noche en la carretera 17 a autopista 85. tenemos mas d a detalles de los dos tiroteos Ñ este martes las bala atravesaron los vehiculos en a t auau autopistas transitadas en san jose antes de las 9 de alla muc noche cuando urecibio disparo de bal u un auto y le llebo g;oo a un 2oe voy vn mi con mi niÑa que nos l algo as,i es delicado >> el segundo tiroteo fue a las 10 de la noche en la autopista 1 17 sur a la 85 cuando los tra s trasnstrasnjn transtrans transeuntes escucharon la ba balacera y se percato de la bala en el auto ddescripcion no deddescri ddescripcion dels sospechos los pseguiremos investigando >> muchas gracias las au autoridades creen que son inci incidentess aislados el tercer t tiroteo cobro la vida de un hombre de 33 ÑaosdaÑos de edad >> la familia de las victimas i piden justicia >> asi quedo el auto de matthew de 33 ÑaosdaÑos de edad con vi e en el piso el que lo asesino es que

. >> sandra: very interesting. shannon bream. we will continue to get reaction to that as we now have the supreme court ruling in the partisan gerrymandering case. it really changes the political landscape. >> trace: i want to bring in judge napolitano. we thought that they would come

drive heading over to the peninsula from the east bay to the north they were checking the richmond sandra fell bridge. no problems no hot spots so if you go ahead and leave now, it will be about 8 minutes right on time to make your way from the pay gates across the span and out a one on one. here's what i want to cross the golden gate and we're off to a fantastic start if you come from the north bay you have to commute to san francisco you'll be doing just fine it's a very quick 20 minute trip for south one oh one leaving nevado from 37 to the toll plaza on the san francisco side look at some more numbers and freeways coming up in just a bit. we head to the east bay now we're we're hearing from the mother of a man fatally shot by police last week 56 year-old anthony gomes was killed on his porch after officers say he pointed a gun at them. well investigators later found out that he was holding a block of wood, not a gun, here's dan thorn with the latest. >>gloria tim is sitting on the same porch where her son anthony gomez was shot and killed by police last tuesday. the 81 year-old says p

also fighting for recognition is sandra roy a classically trained violinist who has jazz in his blood roy grew up in a very musical sinti family where 1st street musicians regularly jammed in his parents' living room so at a very young age he mastered the art of improvisation and today he is a veteran of both classical and jazz music festivals and orchestras where he not only beguiles the critics but also gives the tradition of gypsy jazz the credit it is. sandra boyd performing with the munich radio orchestra at the famous prince reaching future in the unique. talents and determination have got roy where he is today the top of his field the violinist was born in germany his family was among the most famous of sinti musical families until the 19th when many of them were murdered by the nazis even today prejudiced against the musicians remains. i know some very high level musicians who play with the best orchestras i won't mention names and they deliberately conceal their origins out of fear they might be disadvantaged at auditions someone might say they play mozart with duty remand ha

. >>> (hablan en otro idioma) >>> esos son nuestros directores, sandra pérez, aceptando del galardónes para todas ellas, los veo maÑana. >>> buenas noches amigos, arrancÓ el mundial para "la furia roja" del mundial de francia Órale >>> nos conectamos con nuestros colegas en rÍo de janeiro >>> tenemos un invitado de lujo el exÁrbitro internacional "chiqui" marco. >> aquÍ estamos con las tarjetas porque tambiÉn se prepara mexico para la copa oro y ecuador para la copa amÉrica equipo completo, ya comienza "titulares y mÁs" >>> Órale >>> vamos.

i'm sandra smith. the president firing back at critics this morning already tweeting now with our new deal mexico is doing more for the u.s. on illegal immigration than the democrats. in fact, the democrats are doing nothing. they want open borders which means illegal immigration, drugs and crime. >> bill: this amid reports the mexican military have arrested migrants on the train known as the beast. more from "fox news sunday". >> the president put a charge with the tariff threat. the first time we've heard anything like this kind of number of law enforcement being deployed to address migration. >> the president has overblown what he purports to have achieved. the president achieved except to jeopardize the most portrayeding relationship that the unts of america has. >> people are feeling short term pain. the last comment always is but i support what the president is trying to do. we haven't been treated fairly whether it's europe, mexico or china. >> bill: team coverage on the monday morning. steve ha

sandra quienes los apoyan.s que no estÁn solos en la lucha. volvieron a para que gir mejores salarios. . es bastante caro vivir aquÍ. es de 3% de aumento de salario al 1 es de enero y otro aumento del 3%, el primero de julio. originalmente estaban pidiendo un 10% en total. pero el distrito no ha exter nado al respecto. >>> los estudiantes de preparatoria esta semana se supone harÍan sus exÁmenes finales, los docentes estÁn preocupado por sus recibos, durante estos dÍas no han recibido ni un salario. >>> tenemos que estÁ ayudando con prestamos no cubre lo que son la pÉrdida de dinero. >>> 1200 han ido a las escuelas las Últimas semanas y los maestros estÁn participando en este movimiento. soy sandra bermÚdez noticiero telemundo 48. >>> regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> un inincendio se desatÓ esta maÑana al sur del estado. los bomberos evacuaron el hotel y controlaron las llamas. el incendio comenzÓ en un elevador no se reportaron heridos. >>> en san francisco se presenÓo en corte la mujer acusada. una de ella