. >>> buenas noches, la banda de la bahía relacionados con inundación, solar, se va y sor, esto se va la noche, al norte de la región, sea las ventanas, el servicio natural en miente estas finanzas, sentar vigilando. >>> solución el silencio no se recibiera esa fue la, el vídeo se hizo viral en cuestión de horas por la misma madre, nos cuenta porque lo hizo. >>> así dijo sentirse media en el enterarse de que su hijo daniel de 12 años había sido víctima de una fuerte golpiza que ocurrió a una poca cuadra de la escuela. >>> el video de su hijo daniel, mientras que otro menor transmitía la paliza en vivo por la red social lo hizo viral a este momento. >>> no tuvieron compasión y le hicieron para que todo el mundo lo viera. >>> lo único que logró conseguir es una prohibición mutua de que tu hijo daniel ni su supuesto agresor pueden acercarse el uno al otro. >>> me dijeron que no podían hacer nada porque no había pasado dentro el colegio. >>> me pregunto, mi hijo es culpable? >>> su parte distrito escolar dijo el comunicado la escuela pero de una agresión que tú fuera del escolar, los estu

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. >> the upon sors raised over $200,000 to cover the cost associated with this. the event is free. but you can register to attend online. >>> thank you. president trump florida summit was japan's prime minister is up staged today by the president's own words. this is day two of the trade meeting. trump is facing questions about north korea after saying yesterday that high level talks had taken place. he confirms mike pompeo met with dictator kim jong un. >> he just left north korea. had a great meeting with kim jong un. and got along with him really well. really great. >> the white house had to correct the statement. the meeting was on easter sunday. the president wants to boost his chance of being confirmed. senators say he misled them by failing to disclose his north korea trip. even in private conversation. >> around the nation tributes continue to pour in for barbara. who passed away yesterday at age 92. saturday she will be laid to rest. is it i hall is one of the many places to recognize mrs. bush. the funeral service on saturday will be in houston. it will be small and priva

he sought to sway -- of the oppress sors as well as the oppressed.fore, or to park a car for a confused woman who was a complete stranger. what a legacy of love he has left to his faithful and gifted wife and these four dear children. they now share his dream, his faith, hope and love. they and the faithful little band of non-violent crusaders who have been unfailingly with him from montgomery all the way to memphis. they are too few. they have already made such a costly sacrifice. it is now for us. all the millions of the living who care to take up his torch of love. it is for us to finish his work, to end the awful destruction in vietnam. to root out every trace of race prejudice from our lives. to bring the massive powers of this nation to aid the oppressed and to heal the hate-scarred world. god rest your soul, dear martin. you have fought the good fight. you have finished your course. you have kept the faith. yours is now the triumphant crown of righteousness. your dream is now ours. may god make us worthy and able to carry your torch of love an

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now of course they're going after the sor the soregum but te backing down on a lot of stuff. automobiles. we have a comment period running six months before any kind of tariffs will be put in place. there's ample opportunity for negotiation and to see how smart the chinese leadership truly is. and if they're going to do huffing and puffing, they seem to have decided to leave it to the americans left wing national media. even they are seeming winded at this point. thank so much. appreciate it. >>> up next, james comey cashing in on a confidential parcel of information, memos. we take up whether the fired fbi director is getting help frp the deep state. chris farrell of judicial watch here next. well, like most of you, i just bought a house. -oh! -very nice. now i'm turning into my dad. i text in full sentences. i refer to every child as chief. this hat was free. what am i supposed to do, not wear it? next thing you know, i'm telling strangers defense wins championships. -well, it does. -right? why is the door open? are we trying to air condition the whole neighborhood? at leas

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sor sorry, senator, times are changing.n giving voters a cheerful knew way to see washington in this new ad. >> people here have been screwed by both political parties. yes, washington sucks. but west virginians don't give up and i'll never give up trying to make it better. >> that's one way to unite your constitue constituents. senator manchin facing a tough election this year. the pentagon says an account in "the new york times" about president trump and james mattis disagreeing whether they needed congressional approval is false. this as several lawmakers voiced concerns on a classified briefing on syria tuesday night. here is senators corker and graham. >> look, the president is very committed to getting out of syria rapidly as possible. i don't see anything changing that. when we invited russia in, the international community to help with chemical weapons, we basically turned the country over to russia. it is russia and iran's to determine what is going to happen in syria. >> i am very unnerved by what i hear and see.

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zpll sor >> sorry, i want to make sure, who received the e-mail line wi with the subject line, kremlin back channel and who did it come from? >> rick dearborn is who received the e-mail and it came from paul erickson. >> who was connected to the nra. rick dearborn got it. and us wi and jeff sessions, did he get wind of this e-mail? >> rick dearborn had been the chief of staff to jeff sessions. so, of course, rick dearborn was questioned. now, chris, i'm limited in what i can talk about as far as witness testimony, because the transcripts were not released. i have to stick within the parameters of what's in the report. but, you know, donald trump jr. and donald trump, his father, did go to the nra convention where alexander torshin and maria bu tina, two russians, also attended in may of 2016. >> congressman eric swal level, thanks for laying that out for us. >> my pleasure. >>> still ahead, a legal setback for trump's former campaign manager. the new gaping hole in paul manafort's defense strategy and what means for both his upcoming criminal trials, next. or psoriatic arthritis, littl

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the bill has been a bipartisan effort so i want to applaud the ranking member and our co-spon sors for their hard work and i look forward to taking it up when we get back after next week's recess. we will consider the special counsel independence and integrity act. this has been introduced by graham, coons, tiller and booker. the intent of this bill -- and if i'm wrong, sponsors can correct me -- is to ensure that special counsels appointed by the justice department are only removed for cause. the bill allows a special counsel a way to appeal his or her removal by the attorney general to a panel of judges. the bill's bipartisan sponsors introduced two versions of a special counsel bill in august. this committee held a hearing on those bills in september. we heard from constitutional scholars, some who considered the bill to be constitutional and others who felt it was unconstitutional. to some extent, the constitutionalities of these bills depend on whether you think the supreme court decision in "morrison v. olson" is good law. justice scalia dissented in "morrison" and he's justifiab

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. >>> nos encanta sor prender a todo el mundo en un nuevo dÍa. vidas. >>> totalmente de acuerdo contigo marcos. y completa el mensaje y lo que quiere llevar un nuevo dÍa a la comunidad. y tu larga trayectoria con la verdad que en programas matutinos no te hemos visto. y todos sabemos que nos da una alegrÍa controvercial. ¿estÁs listo para despertar con nosotros?. >>> no soy madrugador sabes cÓmo empecÉ el dÍa. el reto mÁs grande era ese. me he levantado para probar a las 4 de la maÑana y cuando me levanto y veo oscuro digo, wow! esta va a ser mi vida. vamos a crecer juntos. contar historias que nos lleguen al corazÓn. yo estoy feliz y va a ser una motivaciÓn muy grande. acompaÑado de 3 belleza y el equipo de un nuevo dÍa, voy a estar muy feliz. >>> marcos como nueva en esta familia, voy a aprender muchÍsimo de lo que ha sido tu trayectoria y estoy ansiosa que estÉs aquÍ en casita con nosotros, poder compartir de cerca, sentirte y poder llegar a todos los hogares y precisamente hablando de hogares quiero preguntarte si tienes un mensaje para todo

conocÍ al doctor campos, me dijeron que era un doctor que hacÍa estos hilos ten sors, me daba un pocode otra paciente ¿hay un tipo de contra indicaciÓn?. >> en realidad es bastante seguro, obviamente cuando el paciente tiene enfermedades autoinmune, un paciente diabÉtico, con riesgos de sangramiento y problemas de coagulaciÓn, hay que tener cuidado pero si lo hace una persona calificada teniendo los riesgos en cuenta y son mÍnimos. >> cuÁnto estabas lista?. >> al dÍa siguiente me fui a la playa. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> me encantÓ eso, dentro de unos cuÁntos aÑitos alla nos veremos. amigos vamos a pasar del otro lado con daniel, ada y nuestra amiga de la casa azucena cierco, adelante. >> gracias siempre es bueno recibir una fundadora de este show. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> los quiero es un placer estar aquÍ en casita como siempre y muy feliz porque el tema que vengo a comentar es por demÁs interesante. >> ay! caray. >> por favor de luis miguel la serie va a estar prÓximamente en nuestra cadena telemundo, has tenido la oportunidad de hablar con varios de sus integrantes. >> diego boneta va

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