patricia: es un día más para sonia bermúdez.e que para su mamá no hay nada que la detenga. en las afueras de la ciudad, en medio del desierto solitario de la guajira, sonia bermúdez tiene un cementerio llamado "gente como uno". sonia: yo siento que tengo un compromiso con dios. no con el hombre, porque con el hombre no me interesa. patricia: en este campo santo sonia entierra a quiénes ella llama "los sin memoria". sonia: son aquellas personas que llegan en un determinado momento a cualquier lugar y, pues, por circunstancias de la vida le toca fallecer y nadie los conoce. patricia: aquellos que, a veces, no le duelen a nadie. entre los habitantes de su cementerio se encuentran personas mayores que mueren solos en ancianatos, indigentes que quedaron atrapados por la pobreza en las calles, y últimamente un número creciente de migrantes venezolanos. hace unos meses supo la historia de maría guadalupe villasenda, una muchacha venezolana que se vio obligada a dejar su país. diófilo: al principio ella vino a trabajar. patricia: su pap

our guest tonight is a judge on the highest court in the land, the supreme court justice sonia sotomayors joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) and please, please -- she's not doing parking tickets today, people. please. ( laughter ) also on tonight's show, the price of gas is going up, new accusations are coming out against brett kavanaugh, and mike pence fights a horse. so let's catch uh on today's headlines. ♪ let's kick it off with an update on that college cheating scandal and the celebrity mom who's getting locked up. >> we are back now with intense reaction to felicity huffman's sentencing. the actress must report to prison in the next six weeks to serve 14 days for her role in the college admissions scandal. >> she paid $15,000 to inflate her daughter's s.a.t. score as part of a massive college cheating scandal. in the courtroom an emotional huffman told the judge, i was frightened, i was stupid and i was so wrong. >> trevor: okay. she said she committed the crime because she was frightened and stupid? i get the stupid part. what were you frightened of? was the principal

one last question and sonia briggs it has obviously really fractured british politics things are so divided right now how does the country come back from this. oh i think it's really very difficult and i think that all the ideas about it's just going to make it worse even more long lived if there isn't a deal that's just the beginning of it we have years if not decades of mourning casey ations if we even if it goes through a day to resume a dail that's only the beginning of that too again we have years and years and years of negotiations i mean i think honestly i think there was a way of remaining i'm reforming than actually funny enough that would probably be the most healing option but it's a big sell to do now i mean i'm probably being that great salesman could do that job if he so wanted i just wonder if there's a very very sly not that he might go for it all right we have run a time so we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests bobby friedman alex to reuter and sonya. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting o

tonight -- justice sonia sotomayor, star of "the deuce", actress maggie gyllenhaal, author and journalistiana schlossberg, featuring the 8g band with carter mclean. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news according to cnn, president trump told fema officials this weekend that he has never heard of a category 5 hurricane before, despite puerto rico being hit with one in 2017 said trump, "well, i've also never heard of puerto rico [ laughter ] so --" president trump faced international criticism this weekend after he was seen playing golf instead of staying in the office to monitor the progress of hurricane dorian though, honestly, would that be better [ light laughter ] making trump monitor the hurricane would be like making your 4-year-old do the dishes. after about five minutes, you'd be like, "you know what, tyler, just go out and play [ laughter ] go out and play. [ cheers and applause preside

thank you for sonia go live for us in malta. the u.s. congress may be forced into impeachment proceedings against president donald trump that's the warning from the house intelligence committee chairman if it's confirmed trump pressured ukraine to investigate his potential white house rival jill biden trump though insists has done nothing wrong i can explain some washington. president trump continue to downplay the reports describing his conversation with the ukrainian president in july as absolutely perfect. we had a great country jake. bugg jake and i had one large graduate dory were large we were robbed in all of the corrupt taking away large the fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden. 6 really a. group already in the ukraine the unverified and vague accusation against joe biden was echoed by the secretary of state if there was a lection interference that took place by the vice president i think the american people deserve to know we know there was interference in the 2016 election and they put the case

i agree with sonia trouts she's the head of the bay area renters federation are. yes. sonia has compared lad next mission activist to xena phobic trump supporters and she stood by these comments refusal to build housing is if i migrate she said in these times you're really very gentle occasion to immigration they're not the same thing our house is not a person oh so of house can be a person ringback now you tell that to my new investment property down in austin. ok. so just so you think this will benefit you who will benefit from more new real estate it won't be emigrants it will be poor people but it will be those are exactly the people who will benefit the most at least unlike the. big picture. of the big picture so in the short term you want to build a bunch of luxury condos and then eventually you claim the benefits will trickle down to everyone else yes it's like the expression you know if you want to make an omelet you got evicted few eggs this is not the solution housing shouldn't be treated as just another commodity we need universal rent control we need more a

let's bring in sonia sodhia, because we have sprung this on you, i'm afraid, you have had little time, so tell us in 60 seconds how you would summarise this week. —— katy. so, numberone, parliament prorogued. not sitting for five weeks, if boris johnson prorogued. not sitting for five weeks, if borisjohnson gets his way. but then we heard the scottish court actually say that the prorogation of parliament was illegal. that is going to be heard in the supreme court next week. there is a chance that the court will overturn a the prime minister's decision and we might actually see mps come back. secondly, we saw the publication of the yellowhammer document, the government came under a lot of pressure to publish the document setting out what might happen undera no document setting out what might happen under a no deal, and a lot of the content was familiar, because it is what had already been leaked, stuff like shortage of medical supplies potentially, shortage of food. thirdly, we have seen the split in the tory party behind closed doors continue, and we know a lot of cabinet ministers ar

have to resign or ultimately he or someone nominated by the court will end up having to send that sonia what do you think about this point i mean i heard you mention earlier that there is. people there are people asking questions about would boris johnson potentially go to prison if he if he does not ask for this extension you just heard now bobbie talk about the fact that there is speculation on this point as well is there a scenario that exists currently by which boris johnson could perhaps go to court could perhaps face prison time if he actually breaks the law as prime minister well listen we're in totally uncharted waters here in britain has never had politics as tumultuous as this for hundreds of years i think it's really difficult impossible even to say how things are going to pan out technically yes he could go to prison if he was seized to pay a causal that he would then be in contempt of court which is something of a crime in this country that can carry a prison sentence so it is possible that that said i think it is actually unlikely however he is such a long way from finding

opportunity now but i also wanted to ask you if you could expand on the point that was made there by sonia i mean a lot of people watching what's going on in britain around the world are wondering why a 2nd referendum is not possible do you think it is possible. yeah i do think a 2nd referendum is possible stephanie i think that if it was an alternative government you know say for argument's sake that an election resulted in a labor they've got a moment like this you know come out and say that they would back the referendum and that been remaining on the ballot box is an option this is still the green for example a set you think that's a possibility of a sitting is the only way to break this for exit in insensible prospects they still for because only going to be approved you know we've had this suggestion a misstep perhaps forest much to be a user regional proposal 20 kate northern ireland under the provisions of the cycle that stop arrangements for the expiry of the transition period at least a little human to escape a bit of an e.u. customs union with independent trade policy the proble

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going to go and sonia after last night's drama forte's if anything has changed. little if anything has changed at this moment apart from the scenes in the house of commons this morning already some tones that were considering exactly some of the language that was used and the anger that was seen with many senior members of parliament saying they haven't seen anything like it in their careers as well certainly something that was underlined by the speaker of the house john bercow even members of parliament members of johnson's own cabinet were reflecting on this this morning with a sort of cry out for more mild language to be used from sony from one of his supporters jacob respond the man who is a very avid bricks if anyone who would like to see a no deal breck's it and certainly been supportive of johnson on that matter but with all of this going on in the background there are 2. versions of business occurring there one of them is on the toxicity of the political culture in parliament that's been put in by labor m.p. jess phillips and also a 2nd one on the issue o

sonia and kevin.this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow‘s front pages at 10.30pm and 11.30pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and entertainment journalist caroline frost. thomas cook is holding emergency talks with its creditors, hoping to raise the £200 million needed to avoid collapse. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says plans to fly holidaymakers back to the uk if necessary are in place and that no one would be stranded. 0ur transport correspondent, tom burridge, reports. people have been starting holidays today in places like majorca, while their travel agent, britain‘s oldest, battles to stay afloat. time is running out for thomas cook. unless a rescue deal is done by tonight, the firm will fold. we have just flown in from bristol, we are rather concerned obviously with regards to what is going to happen, whether we will be able to fly home or not. i really couldn't care less, if i get stuck here, i get stuck here

of course what you said earlier on, sonia khan, sajid javid's special adviser, she had her purse takenwning street by an armed police officer. —— she had her purse taken away. reportedly after a confrontation with her. and i am not sure if this is true but is not even supposed to bea is true but is not even supposed to be a member of the conservative party a nyway. be a member of the conservative party anyway. he is not a member, is he? again he is at the centre of the conversation and what alistair campbell, tony blair's chief spin doctor, say? never become the story. i think we need to look at the pass to see if it had sonia can't's picture on it and maybe he couldn't get in any other way! this labour mp quitting, to take up a full—time role as the government's anti—semitism tsar. according to the sunday times, the labour party plunged into civil war again last night. yes, you think this is a great opportunity for labour. the tories are in a complete state of flux but labour have their own problems themselves which add to the sense of paralysis. there is so much infighting going on.

opportunity now but i also wanted to ask you if you could expand on the point that was made there by sonia i mean a lot of people watching what's going on in britain around the world are wondering why a 2nd referendum is not possible do you think it is possible. yeah i do think a 2nd referendum is possible stephanie i think that if it was an alternative government you know say for argument's sake that an election resulted in a labor they've got a moment like this you know come out and said that they would back the referendum and that ben could remain on the ballot box is an option this is still the green for example a set you think that's a possibility of a sitting is the only way to break this precedent insensible prospects they still for because only ready going to be approved you know we've had this suggestion a misstep perhaps forest much to be a user regional proposal 20 kate northern ireland under the provisions of the cycle that stop arrangements for the expiry of a transition period at least would allow him to escape a bit of an e.u. customs union independent trade policy the probl

sonia, i put it to you in the words of allianz.utlook is so grim bond managers see a depression priced in. they have moved from pricing subdued growth to u.k. recession and they are now pricing in an extremely long-term depression and stagnation. our markets pricing in a long-term depression in your opinion? >> i would not go so far as to say they are pricing depression, but it is clear we have seen bond markets citing on the more negative outlook. it is clear, i have seen further reports this morning that in case of a no deal exit, we would see potentially a 2% decline in the u.k. economic output over a 12 month period. there are is lots of uncertainty about the magnitudes of of the potential recession on the back of a note yield exit. i think until we know the details of any transition your bank, we have insufficient information. as such, you cannot be depending on your outlook. you want to think markets have priced in various scenarios. manus: we talk about the currency and the daily machinations. bloomberghe view from economics

sonia follicle a reporter in telly let's go live now to new york to see what's happening that they don't correspondent a column like a welcome column gratitude book was speaking there today what she had to say. well credit to mark started out by saying how many people there were out in the streets today across the entire world all continents including and arctica and she was saying that this is in fact the biggest climate action protest in human history size that those concerns everyone not of course just young people but adults as well which is why we saw many parents grandparents and teachers out here today as well and she ended by saying that this is not the culmination but merely the beginning of the climate action protest movement and this group of well knowing that wasn't much of a grettir fact. well she is well known among at the youth activists to form the basis of the spine of action movement among other people especially among adults she isn't quite as famous as she is and europe but now with this u.s. trip she is definitely gaining popularity here in the u.s. as well ok so the

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that the main difference between the mean that mean 2 israeli contenders is that one meaning that sonia who wants to deepen what he called the upper tide and the other benny gantz who wants to strengthen and keep the status quo meaning that israeli occupation over the palestinian territory now when it comes to regular palestinians on the streets you don't really see them talking much about the israeli elections their results the mainly think that there are 2 faces of the sea and a recent poll had shown that they focus more on day to day issues being to pay the bills really the palestinian authority has been facing a deep financial crisis that so it's not able to pay its public employees regularly for over 7 months now so the main concern among palestinians is these issues is being able to continue paying their bills and not really doing much on these radio elections or out of either bring him in ramallah thank you. iran's president says who the fighters launched the attack on all refineries in saudi arabia as a warning that it should withdraw from the war in yemen and rouhani made the c

sorry to interject it's just that we only have about a minute left i want to ask you one last question sonia briggs it has obviously really fractured british politics things are so divided right now how does the country come back from this. oh i think this really can be very difficult and i think that all the ideas about it's just going to make it worse even more long lived if there is a new deal that's just the beginning of it we have years if not decades of mourning casey ations if we even if we go through a day to resume a dail that's only the beginning of that too again we have years and years and years of negotiations i mean i think honestly i think of that was a way of remaining i'm reforming than actually funny enough that would probably be the most healing option but it's a big sell to do now i mean johnson probably being that great salesman could do that job if he so wanted i just wonder if there's a very very sly not that he might go for it all right we have run a time so we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests bobby friedman alex reuter and sonya. an

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who is that and the end up to be a little bit plus all the british royal commission who issue few to sonia who knows the wealth i'm pretty handy in the british. did you list of the limited yes should tell you i need the posting when you what do you want to peace is that in the. new political with the shit who is your highest level contact with the us government in this group yup a. close within them by them because the president. just this them to fill in the video water deal of store lost but didn't buy didn't already loved. a new deal it through it and the us ambassador. will continue on the putting them well put if they need to lame a donna was a bill post or just in with the which he was not without some leaders really he says that while us the queer part should lead us to do new english thought the social switched up. at the time but it's. the world is driven by a dream shaped by the person that there is. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. one of them to follow and then comes out of the cold war to get out of the set up one among what i would. find after 90 they tell you not the hi i'm

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sonia's lending moslek some of her tiffins to try out on his customers.o pay a £10 deposit on top of their food to avoid plastic? 0k, great. well, i'm going to catch up with you in a little bit yeah. so go give this a try. thank you very much. moslek‘s customers have got wind of his experiment and many seem happy to cough up the extra £10 deposit for a tiffin. do you think it's a good idea? i do think it's a good idea. stop the containers. keep it warm. it's good. you going to have it in a tiffin? i'm going to figure out how to do first. it looks authentic. yeah. which is quite exciting. do you reckon this is the way to go? it's a forward step. obviously i got a plastic bag in my other hand. i feel a bit guilty about that. one step at a time. you can't do it all in one day. if i don't do it i'm in trouble. good! are you proud of you dad? yeah. it's gone very well. i think all the customers really liked the idea. so i'm hoping with a little bit more work we can actually adapt to it. it's a start. that's the biggest thing it's a start and it's looking excit

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. she's here to talk about her new book, "just ask!the start i have friends, i brought in ringers here to help with questioni questioning. >> you obviously didn't want to work too much. >> not this morning. kneed a little help. in fact, a young sonia sotomayor is actually a character in this book. >> yes. >> tell us about that. >> well, when i was 7 1/2 years old, i was diagnosed with a condition called juvenile diabetes. and what juvenile diabetes has meant for me, that ever since that day and it's been more than 57 years ago, i've been giving myself insulin shots every day. and i've learned how to do it because i wanted the freedom to live my life in the way everybody else does, but it also made me realize there are so many kids in the world who live with their own conditions, there's so many of them and each one of us lives with our condition and we live well and successfully, but sometimes people look at us as if we're different, but different in a bad way. so one day i'm in a restaurant and i'm in the bathroom giving myself an inj

. >> my name is sonia eng. i've been in san francisco more than 46 years. i'd like to say that rose pak does not represent all the chinese community in san francisco. i am the volunteer collector for the chinatown station, and also, we are the test pair. we are the money for building chinatown station. we all should put the name on it. please, no rose pak, chinatown station only, chinatown station only. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> and if i can ask you not to hold the microphone to speak because it causes that piercing sound, thanks. >> my name is daniel and i'm a student at san francisco university. i'd like to play a video for you. >> i'm located on 709 clay street. yesterday, when i came back to my store, i found a poster that supported rose pak. someone put it down, without my consent. i do not approve. chinatown is only what i stand for. some people are -- without our consent, they put up a sign. we do not support rose pak. we support chinatown station only. i own a shop on stockton street. i like to use chinatown station. thank yo

health issues and severe depression in recent years the president of the air marshal now still counsels sonia hightower of the bosco told a.b.c. news that the crisis is here it's an epidemic if we don't try and stop this i'm in fear that the next time i turn on the t.v. it's going to be an airplane taken down even more disturbing is the fact that the t.s.a. the transportation safety administration has made a habit of destroying the careers and lives of air marshals who choose to blow the whistle on waste fraud mismanagement and abuse so the question remains who is looking out for the people who look out for the rest of us. understands that we just have to put all of our trust and faith in those people they know better the government always knows better the government doesn't mistreat any of its employees there they're happy all the time and they're never stressed and they never do 'd anything wrong ever how patriotic it is isn't it but that's the mentality they try to sell you like don't whistle whistle blow was for the air marshals there are super human rights i mean well here give you the t

allow the rescue vessels to dock they say they're unfairly bearing the burden of migrant arrivals sonia has the latest from outer. it may be one step towards a solution but it's one of the delegates seem to be satisfied with as they came up with a blueprint for a temporary emergency mechanism in order to resolve the migration crisis in europe they certainly seem to be optimistic that they would present those plans on the 8th of october at another interior minister's meeting in luxembourg now the challenge for this would be in order to get all the member states to try and take in more of the asylum seekers that have landed especially in malta and italy there has been a great deal of pushback from countries such as poland and hungary who refused to do so and certainly the migration policies have played a part in that but there is also another solution and office certainly of taking in a higher quote from france and from germany they said they would be prepared to take 25 percent of any asylum seekers who landed here italy would also be prepared to take 10 percent but that is they say beca

i'm joined now from brighton by associate editor of the daily mirror, kevin maguire, and sonia sodha,ver & deputy opinion editor at the guardian. if this is the shop front, what is the view for the labour party tonight? i think that is a real question really, what is labour policy? and very carefully craft, what is essentially still they move some way in the past two years and backing referendum and how labour campaign and that referendum and we have been hearing from laura, there isa have been hearing from laura, there is a lot of pressure from members and parliamentarians and labour activists for the party to shift and being very clear if there's referendum, we will campaign for remain but so far they are really resisting those pushes and i think it will become clear the next couple of days as to whether or not delegates in the conference floor or master direct the leadership to a position of supporting remain wholeheartedly in a referendum. to bea wholeheartedly in a referendum. to be a compositing meeting tonight to sort out what they really about brexit and about 90 people will b

sonia debbie opened vegetable diva on bristol's harbourside in march, selling vegetarian food to a lunchtimes one big difference. this place has a zero waste policy. using reusable tiffin tins. standard fare in india for more than a century. hello. how are you? i've brought him along to have a look. nice to meet you too. how are you, all right? high, i'm sonja, hello. it's very much bring your own container, rent one of our containers, which involves paying full price, and you get a full refund when you return it. 0r buying one, what you keep. when i read a whale has died with kilos of plastic in their stomach, it's, it's just really touches my heart, and i just sort of think something has to be done, and if i'm in a position as a business owner to have influence, than i would like to use that influence in a positive way. ijust wanted to run a business where i could sleep at night. so what do you think of that? i think it's a great concept. it's really been a learning curve coming here and seeing that there is no plastic, and i think that might, you know, there needs to be something that we

and sonia stewart who lost her two brothers, the founder of the i am foundation. rhonda heart, -- hart, who lost a doctorate santa fe. and ariel hobbs who we heard from today, who said that many of her friends, she has them now, because of death. she represents march for our lives. and elizabeth haynes, moms demand action. they conceded to the point that this legislation of extreme risk orders was important to save lives and i believe this is what we need to do on the federal level, not just state by state. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. mr. nadler: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the question occurs on the amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. nadler: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized. >> mr. chairman, thanks. mr. armstrong: move to strike the last word. we've heard it all. everybody thinks we voted on a red flag law in the north dakota legislature. we voted it down. we're now putting a federal system that will be in place that will be in effect in north dakota the same as it is elsewhere and we

joining me right now is sonia smith. she worked in the radiology department in the hospital. what would the changes be for you? >> we want to see kaiser to change their ways and to be more of a worker way partnership that we used to have and build a work force for the future. that is what we want to see with kaiser. >> reporter: so what are you prepared to do that if a contract is not reached? >> we put in for a strike vote. we don't want to. patient care is the forefront. that is why we're here today so make sure that we give every patient that comes into the hospital gets quality patient care. >> you said that you were one of the people to block the intersection. are you ready for that intersection with the police? >> i'm nervous but i'm ready. what we're standing here to fight for is for you, me and many of our community members on quality patient care. i'm ready to do this. it will mean the benefit for our people that are getting services in the hospital. >> reporter: thank you for your time. a representative from kaiser have released a statement. we want to pull this up

safety for those who come looking for help after fleeing war and persecution martine thank you for that sonia. live in malta now the world health organization the w.h.o. says a 2nd vaccine will be introduced in the democratic republic of congo next month the announcement comes as doctors without borders accuses the w.h.o. of rationing the 1st vaccine in the d.l.c. more than 2100 people have died the age group is calling for an independent committee to look at how distribution is being managed the food shortages are threatened in north west nigeria where floods have destroyed crops dozens of people have been killed recently and thousands of homes have been washed away already reports now from go a state where the local government is struggling to help. this lush green rice paddy has provided a livelihood for generations of farmers but recently they've watched helplessly as floods transformed their farm lines into new fishing grounds those who cannot cope are forced to leave. one where the only course trying to salvage what he can of his melodeon still go at least for the next meal the rest he

sustain the kind of lifestyle they have been doing up until now directs us on a get together in dunkirk sonia thank you. car alarms as the government will start talks with out of us next week in a bid to end pro-democracy protests police retaliated with tear gas and water cannon after protesters threw firebombs towards a government compound on sunday on kong's international credit rating has been downgraded from stable to negative p.r. firms approached by the government of also refused to get involved in helping restore the city's image. holding their 1st session next week and this is an open dialogue platform where we will invite people from all walks of life to come to express their views to us this is because of our conversation that communication is far better than confrontation and i can assure you that this is not a sort of good make type of function it is intended to be very. organized on a very substantial and perhaps long term basis the turkish president russia thai birdo and says there's been progress towards a political solution to the war in syria he hosted russian and iranian lea

justices sonia society mayor descented. the aclu will continue to challenge the rule. >>> president trump is considering mike pompeo for a second full-time job, replacing john bolton as national security adviser. it's not clear how seriously the president is about pompeo serving duserve ing dual roles. the president has been given a list for other replacements for bolten. the move is not without precedent. henry kissinger was president nixon's national security adviser when he was appointed secretary of state in 1973. >>> the house committee votes to find the parameters of its impeachment investigation into president trump. the resolution is expected to lay out the ground rules for potential impeachment hearings. it's a procedural vote but it does represent a step forward for the impeachment investigation. 130 democrats are calling for an inquiry. speaker nancy pelosi is not quite there yet. but a fellow democrat thinks he knows what she's up to. >> there's an old adage, that if you boil a frog, it will swim around until it