marjorie de sousa: me voy de viaje a festejar. compaÑeros co acusados califican estas acciones del britÁnico como infundada. han pedido a los tribunales desestimar esta demanda. sin embargo, la peticiÓn fue rechazada por el juez que ha fallado que el caso siga adelante. van a seguir las investigaciones. jomari: me imagino que estÁ demandando con alguna base un contrato firmado. raÚl: ahÍ estamos viendo. ahÍ lo tiene todo el paÍs. se vende muchÍsimo. me imagino que se hicieron esas fotos es porque trabajaron. jomari: e hizo una campaÑa Él. porque trabajaron. jomari: e hizo una campaÑa Él. es tiempo de redefinir qué significa estar más saludable. porque estar más saludable es algo que hacemos juntos. como estar al día con tu salud bien sea en tu casa, o cuando nos visitas. (♪♪) ♪ juntos es más saludable. ♪ ella le agrega downy unstopables a su carga. ahora olerá fresco todo el día. aún fresco. aún fresco. todavía fresco. frescura 6 veces más duradera y protección contra los olores con downy unstopables. un aleve dura todo el día. pa

] ♪ andrea: las imÁgenes de esta cÁmara de seguridad muestran el momento exacto en el que erika de sousaa cabeza inclinada hacia un lado, para ocultar el hecho de que cargaba un fallecido, tuvo que sostener liquida su cabeza durante toda la visita al banco, en la que incluso intenta hacerlo firmar. la supuesta sobrina intentaba tramitar un prÉstamo de alrededor de 3300 $, que el hombre habrÍa solicitado en vida. alegaba ser la sobrina y cuidadora del hombre, y que cuando llegÓ a la agencia, Éste se encontraba vivo, pero los vÍdeos publicados demostrarÍan lo contrario. ademÁs, los peritos informaron que por la rigidez y apariencia, el hombre habrÍa fallecido al menos 2 horas antes de su llegada a la sucursal bancaria. la mujer fue arrestada, y las autoridades brasileÑas informaron que fue acusada formalmente de vilipendio de cadÁver e intento de hurto mediante fraude. las autoridades brasileÑas ahora estÁn tratando de establecer si esta mujer contaba con algÚn cÓmplice en su intento de adueÑarse de este dinero o si actuÓ por cuenta propia. elyangÉlica: he perdido mi capacidad de asombro,

. >> reporter: levi sousa heads up the motus program for the california department of fish and wildlifeifornia has more than 50 motus stations with antennas strategically placed from the oregon border to the sultan sea. this one located on grizzly island in solano county is run by levi's group. >> usually one station per property is required per property to cover anything moving by or using that property. >> reporter: with mow tuesday researchers attach tiny tracking tags to small birds, bats, butterflies and bees. when the wildlife flies by a tower, the tag emits a unique encoded radio signal that gets picked up by the antenna. >> see the red flashing lights? >> reporter: the signal then goes to the cloud and ends up in a central database. >> then it's available for the public to look at. >> reporter: what's key, researchers are sharing data. the hope? that scientists will more quickly understand where the birds are spending time and identify which areas are the most important to protect as the planet continues to warm. >> i'm very concerned. >> reporter: back at the coyote creek field

in the valley when in the northern part of the valley that were tagged in montana, >reporter>levi sousads up the modus program for the california department of fish and wildlife. so far, california has more than 50 motor stations with antennas strategic placed from the oregon border to the salton sea. this 1 located on grizzly island in solano county is run by levi's group, >>>>usually 1 station for properties all that's really required to cover anything that might be moving by or using that >reporter>problem. with motus. researchers attached tiny tracking tags to small birds, bats even butterflies and bees. when the wildlife flies by a tower. the tag emits a unique encoded radio signal that gets picked up by the antenna. >>>>those red flashing lights, all right. at the along the bottom >reporter>the signal then goes to the cloud. and ends up in a central database. >>>>available for the public to take a look at >reporter>what's key researchers. are sharing data. the hope that scientists will more quickly. understand where the birds are. spending time and identify which areas are the mos

. >> hay uno de mis amigos en el en el oceano y no se puede de sousa smyrna beach, a 9-1-1. >> desdeconsciente en la agua. >> comenzaron las maniobras de reanimacion cardiopulmonar sobre la camilla de rescate antes de trasladarlo a la ambulancia. >> sin embargo, felipe no r recuperaba el pulso. >> no fue hasta que llegaron al hospital que lograron rea reanimarlo. >> noticias telemundo hablo hoy con felipe, que se encuentra ahora en canerica y recu recuperandose en casa de su m madre. >> te sais de la corriente, pero yo no lo consegui y entre en desespero y entro agua en mi boca. >> esa desesperacion fue lo que provoco que felipe se ahogara, porque las corrientes de resaca arrastran hacia el mar, pero no hunden a una persona, por lo que es vital mantener la calma y nunca nadar contra corriente, sino hacia los lados siguiendo la linea de la costa los of oficiales del condado bolusha no daban credito que felipe hubiera resucitado. >> en toda mi carrera nunca habia visto este resultado, senalaron sus socorristas lo sorprendieron en el hospital. >> yo le agradeci a todos, a todos los medi

. >> reporter: marian sousa worked in a shipyard in richmond, california.t to know that you accomplish something during your life. and i guess this is it. although i raised six kids, and i think that's -- that's in a compliment, too. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> for the few of us still living, any time you will to america that we were important, too. >> reporter: trailblazing then... >> we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >> norah: and we are grateful to those women. rosie the riveters, tonight's "heart of america." and >> announcer: the boyfriend. >> judge judy: he bought you a car because...? >> i didn't have a car to get to work. >> judge judy: i know a lot of people that don't have cars. >> yeah, well... >> announcer: the girlfriend. >> he was also in love with me. he's still in love with me. >> announcer: but he would only be pushed so far. >> she's like, "well, you should sign the car over to me." and i said, "never in your life because you're gonna leave me whe

. >> reporter: marian sousa worked in a shipyard in richmond, california. know that you accomplished something during your life. and i guess this is it. although i raised six kids, and i think that's -- that's an accomplishment, too. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> for the few of us still living, any time will do to prove to america that we were important, too. >> reporter: trailblazing then... >> we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >> norah: and we are grateful to those women. rosie the riveters, tonight's >>> norah, thank you, here in the bay area we take you inside of the walls of san quentin for a puppy graduation. how three dogs are giving criminals a purpose by allowing them to do good behind the walls of prison >> it has taught me compassion and awareness. >> we don't want anything in return just the joy of this dog. >> it has been a year since woodstreet encampment was cleared and some that lived there are not better off >> someone told me this is how i was going

for today's president, marcello rebecca sousa is the 1st leader in the country's history to suggest reparations. you propose that several paths for portable to make up for it slaves. legacy from canceling former colonies, that's to offerings, credit lines and financial packages. some members of portuguese, conservative parties have called the suggestion of a trail. portugal takes full responsibility for the wrongs of the past, and that those crimes, including colonial massacres, had costs we have to pay the costs. are their actions that were not punished and those responsible were not arrested, are their goods that were looted and not returned. let's see how we can repair this portable dominated the trans atlantic slave trade and was one of the oldest of european colonial empires in history. during that time, around 6000000 african men, women and children were kidnapped from their homes and sold later. and portugal claims to be one of the 1st european countries to abolish slavery, which in practice last of all the way until the 19th century. all right, let's cross live now to just seen. i'm a s

president marcelo rebelo de sousa says his country must take full responsibility for colonial—era abusesn reparations should be paid, such as when massacres took place under colonial rule, or where significant items were looted and never returned. let's crossover to lisbon — and speak to paula cardoso, a portuguese activist and founder of the afrolink online — a platform for black professionals in portugal thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the rouramme. h, ., ., ., ~ programme. good evening and thank ou for programme. good evening and thank you for having _ programme. good evening and thank you for having me — programme. good evening and thank you for having me here _ programme. good evening and thank you for having me here to _ programme. good evening and thank you for having me here to comment. programme. good evening and thank i you for having me here to comment on this remarks about reformations. what is your reaction was shallow last year, they said that portugal should apolog

actually prompted the initial raid at the squatter home last week where 8 were arrested after day sousa seen with a gun outside the home. he was pointed the loaded gun at someone when police arrived and tackled him. last august he was charged with attempted murder. police he shot another migrant in the leg. the victim refused to cooperate in that case. ice has confirmed 4 of the 8 migrant squatters had previously been caught at the texas border by border patrol. but then released into the u.s. only to skip out on their processing appointments and now, with these three you squatter migrants rearrested and being held without deportation hearings. ice has placed detainers on four others who are still in local sanctuary jurisdiction custody and there is still one who is still on the run. guys? >> steve: all right. thank you very much. by the way the guy who owns that particular house, he says he rented it at one point to a guy named edward dough but apparently he disappeared. and now he is trying to -- the poor landlord trying to evict the people in the basement illegally. if you are a squa

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