itatÍ: soraya no ha muerto. stephanie: todavÍa puedes hacer la voz. itatÍ: cÁllate, gata igualada.tedes, serÁ entonces hasta las 11. ♪ marÍa: hoy es martes hoy es martes 14 de abril de 2015 y estos son los titulares. barack obama ratifica su proceso de excluir a cuba de la lista de paÍses patrocinadores del terrorismo. congresista declara a jefa de la dea falta de mano dura para los agentes por participar en fiestas de prostituta. protestas contra la brutalidad policial en el paÍs tras conocerse que agentes han matado a 90 personas desarmadas. y se recupera en su poder un empleado del aeropuerto de

soraya: salimos tambiÉn a marchar por la esperanza, marchamos por la vida, para seguir andando a pesare colombianos conmemoraron este jueves el dÍa nacional de la memoria y solidaridad con las vÍctimas del conflicto. >> nosotros somos el sÍmbolo de que puede haber perdÓn, reconciliaciÓn y queremos construir esta paz entre nosotros y queremos respetar las diferencias. fernando: en colombia hay registradas cerca de 7 millones de victimas por el conflicto interno de los Últimos 50 aÑos. >> hemos registrado alrededor de 30.000 secuestrados, hemos registrado por lo menos 30.000 desaparecidos. >> estamos hablando de uno de los paÍses que tiene el mayor nÚmero de desplazados forzados del mundo. julio: tras la breve pausa, un resumen de toda la acciÓn deportiva julio: los philies salieron al campo de juego para enfrentar los medias rojas pero no fue posible y terminaron perdiendo. adriana: hola quÉ tal? arrancamos en espaÑa donde el atlÉtico bilbao le arrancÓ un empate a uno al valencia. la concacaf confirmÓ las fechas y horarios para las finales. el ganador obtendrÁ su boleto al mundial de cl

we have a wonderful education system thanks to queen soraya. she insisted that they should study education. they wanted to become doctors, engineers, builders, lawyers they had to study. they came back, they had masters, they were the professors in the universities, and they did a great job educating generations of afghanistan. it takes just one woman. i think afghan women, when they put their mind to it, they are really quite formidable. nina: you were raised as a lebanese christian. in a pretty illustrious family -- talk about what your father did. rula ghani: my father had a scholarship and studied in lebanon -- in france. i am french educated, by the way. when he came back, he proceeded to really put together the agriculture of the country. he introduced varieties of fruit, new varieties of the vegetable. he introduced fertilizers insecticides, pesticides. invest a little -- eventually he got into treatment for food industries. he was quite a pioneer. he was approached to become head of the fao, but my mother said no i am not leaving lebano

queen soraya insisted that people had to have education. they had masters, they were professionals, and they did a great job educating generations of afghans. this is why it are very well -read and educated. they know their history and geography and science. thanks to this one woman. so i think afghan women are really, when they put their minds to it, they are really quite formidable. nina easton: let's talk about you, a role model. you are a lebanese christian in a pretty illustrious family. talk about what your father did. first lady rula ghani: my father came from another background that came to study in lebanon -- in france. i am french educated, by the way. but when he came back, he proceeded to really put together the agriculture of the country. he introduced different varieties of food, new varieties of vegetables. he introduced fertilizers, insecticides, pesticides eventually he got into water treatment, he got into food industries. he was quite a pioneer. he was opposed to become the head of the fao. but my mother said, no, i am no