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here's our political correspondent, susana mendonca.atching the dragons in action on a trade trip to china last week, the prime minister was all too aware that her backbenchers at home were farming the flames of division over brexit. some tory brexiteers have painted a picture of disunity on the government's front bench over the direction britain's negotiations with the eu should take, but now one leading cabinet member has pushed back. i have a surprise for the brexiteers, the committee that meets in order to help make these decisions, meeting twice this week, as you rightly say, is more united than they think. we meet in the committee and also privately for discussions, i think we will arrive at something that suits us all. assessments this week which had suggested the options for a post—brexit trade deal with the eu would leave britain worse off have been at the heart of an argument in the conservative party. brexiteers have directed criticism at chancellor philip hammond and the treasury, with one accusing civil servants of fiddling

cruz para otros es simplemente manejar a casa sin demoras, pero por quÉ el cierre de a cuerdo con susanae de reparaciones de la carretera 17 despuÉs de los deslaves ocurridos en invierno pasado, nos dicen que las fuertes lluvias ocasionaron extensos daÑos a un sistema de drenaje en la zona por esa razÓn era fundamental cerrar el carril nÚmero 2 este fin de semana y reemplazar el sistema daÑado, de hecho justo antes de las 18:00 pm un oficial de la patrulla de caminos llegÓ para asistir a... con la supervisiÓn del flujo de trÁfico y tambiÉn ya se encontraba ayudando a conductores varados uno de ellos dice esperar que el cierre temporal no le cause mÁs dolores de cabeza como en el pasado escuchemos. >> creo que tenÍa que bajar y pedir a diario para seguir trabajando, diario me tenÍan el freeway cerrado, tenÍa que ponerme para las calles de atrÁs para poder llegar al trabajo tambiÉn. >> susana cruz a agregÓ que las reparaciones que tienen costo de varios millones de dÓlares, tuvo que ser un fin de semana para a afectar el trÁfico de la semana laboral, cruz seÑalÓ que no seÁa necesario ya qu

susana mendonca.sonal, could you explain who brendan cox is? people may remain during 2016, the eu referendum campaign,jo cox was during 2016, the eu referendum campaign, jo cox was murdered outside her constituency —— may remember. she was murdered by a far right extremist. following her murder, she was the mother of two young children, her husband was brendan cox. he then began to campaign, really, against extremism. he set up and got involved in charitable works, thejo cox foundation was set up and matt moore in coleman was set up —— maureen, and were set up. it follows allegations that have been made against him. what are those allegations? we understand a former colleague who worked with him while he worked at save the children, back in 2015, claims that he had drunkenly harassed a female employee. there is an allegation in the mail on sunday about holding someone the mail on sunday about holding someone by the throat and making a llera comment. as well is that, there are accusations that he forc

susana mendonca, bbc news.ent trump has criticised the fbi for missing warning signals about wednesday's school shooting, describing it as unacceptable. in a tweet, he said the fbi's failure to stop the gunman, nikolas cruz, were because it was spending too much time investigating allegations of russian interference in the presidential election. he said the fbi needed to get back to basics. thousands of people in florida, including survivors of the shooting, have taken part in a rally to demand tighter gun controls in the united states. the event took place outside the court building in the city of fort lauderdale, a short distance from the school where cruz killed 17 people. laura westbrook reports. chanting: no more! outside the federal courthouse in fort lauderdale, this was the message to lawmakers. among the protesters was emma gonzales, who took cover on the floor of her school's auditorium as a gunman started shooting. she had this to say to donald trump. if the president wants to come up to me and tell

. >>> piden cambios en los programas de salud si como aÑno cuenta susana gonzÁlez tiene apoyo de primeraue sucede en el distrito mucho hablan de lo que viven en carne propia >>> necesita mÁs apoyo para educaciÓn, agua limpia, y para mÁs oportunidades econÓmicas. >>> cuestiÓn de salud, cuestion de inversiÓn, educaciÓn, cuestiÓn de inmigracion y protecciÓn >>> >>> incluyendo la batalla que enfrentan miles de dreamers, aracelli habla de la incertidumbre que muchos como ellos viven en su trabajo >>> vivÍ 4 meses escondida en el hotel porque el aÑo pasado llegaron con mi nombre a un lugar donde yo trabajaba en un empaque se llevaron a otro compaÑero y yo me salvÉ gracias a dios >>> otro gran problema que enfrenta esta regiÓn es la pobreza, alta probabilidad de encarcela miento y escasez de recursos mÉdicos. >>> es importante para darle el servicio, y la gente tiene muchos problemas con la >>> no diabetes. >>> no tienen suficientes recursos para su familia. >>> y 50 aÑos despuÉs lorena huertas sigue la lucha para el derecho de los campesinos y toda persona hispana. >>> que no se olviden de >>>

el caso de susana gonzÁlez.re de dos estudiantes. gracias por estar con nosotros. elizabeth, tiene dos hijoshombres. obviamente, esta situaciÓnles afecta de una manera muy fuerte. quÉ te dijeron? elizabeth: gracias. cuando se enteraron estaban muy afectados. entre otras cosas, conversando me dijeron que eso habÍa salido a la luz pÚblica porque habÍa sucediÓ una tragedia, pero que ocurrÍan muchas otras cosas mÁs dentro del colegio. karla. quÉ cosas? elizabeth: dice que un dÍa estÁn en el comedor, entrÓ alguien simulando, dijo que estaba bromeando. karla: quÉ pasÓ con este estudiante? elizabeth: se lo llevaron. hubo un castigo leve. eso me enterÉ ahora. karla: obviamente, tengo entendido que tus hijos te comentan que viven muy de cerca situaciones similares de jÓvenes que tienen obvios problemas de conducta, son violentos y no pasa nada. por quÉ no dicen nada? >> considero que ellos piensan que es como ser solidarios, que no se quieren meter en problemas. en el fondo es miedo. es miedo. >>Últimamente, la gente no

verdad que a a todos nos viene un gran abrazo, como lo hace susana zabaleta que un encuentro con lossica ♪). ♪ (mÚsica ♪). ♪ (mÚsica ♪). ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ (mÚsica ♪). ♪ (mÚsica ♪). [♪] >> ¿quÉ es eso de duplicar el pago? ¿quÉ es eso? quedamos en algo, no somos unos niÑos, esto es cosa de hombres. un acuerdo es un acuerdo. >> sÍ, pero no habiamos quedado en que debÍamos enfrentar a un ejÉrcito privado, hermano. y yo te dije que secuestrar a este seÑor iba a ser complicado. >> Él es responsabilidad mÍa, dÉjalo en paz, ¿sÍ? >> tienes razÓn, muchacho, orlando los metiÓ en un lÍo sin igual, en un problemÓn. >> vamos, vamos, ¡silencio! ¡silencio, silencio, entra ahÍ! >> no lo escuches, muchacho, todos ustedes estÁn muertos. >> [orlando] ¡entra ahÍ! >> oye, hermano, ¿quÉ cuento es ese? ¿de quÉ estaba hablando? >> no es nada, no es

susana: esto me encanta porque es como una terapia de vibraciÓn. nuestros hermanos en mÉxico. ademÁs de eso estaremos en diferentes lugares. en donde hay un hispano, ahÍ estÁ teletÓn usa. el lema es " todos unidos" y eso es lo que precisamente queremos demostrar. queremos construir puentes y no construir muros y acercarnos cada dÍa mÁs a esta causa que ayuda sin ninguna distinciÓn desde el punto de vista econÓmico. la intención es ayudar a todos los que viven con discapacidad. yo los invito a que se conecten de una vez con todo lo que sucede en teletÓn usa. estamos en este conteo regresivo y faltan 25 dÁsi para que esto comience. -- faltan 25 dÍas para que esto comience. estamos estrenando un Área de redes sociales que son importantes en todo esto. juntos podemos llegar a la meta. conectÉse con nosotoros y no falte a esta cita el prÓximo 23 y 24 de marzo. karla: mi querido raÚl, gracias por traernos en primicia el hogar que serÁ la cajita de teletÓn. como bien decÍas contamos con la atenciÓn de nuestros televidentes que siempre nos ayudan y que gra

susana mendonca, bbc news.he new education secretary says he wants to see more variety in university tuition fees in england, rather than what he says is almost all institutions charging "exactly the same price". interviewed in the sunday times, damian hinds also suggests the benefit of a university course to the economy could help decide future fees. it comes as he and the prime minister announce a review into university funding today, as simon clemison reports. many of the day's students were not born when university tuition fees we re born when university tuition fees were first introduced but 20 years on, the link between getting a degree and paying towards the cost of it remains that has meant big sacrifices for some. but parents sold their house all i could come to um, sold their house all i could come to uni, on the first one in my family. looking at it there were lots of aspects about how much to pay back in the long run and it is a really scary prof act. -- prospect. the government still backs the idea

here's our political correspondent, susana mendonca. watching the dragons in action on a trip to china last week, the prime minister was all too aware that her backbenchers at home were fanning the flames of division over xebgt. some brexiteer have been painting a picture of disunity on the government's front bench. now one leading member of the cabinet has pushed back. i have a surprise for the brexiteers, which is the committee that meets to help make these decisions is nor united than they think. we meet for discussions, i think we will arrive at something which suits us all. assessments think week that had suggested the options for a post—brexit —brexit deal with the eu would leave britain worse off have been at the heart of the divide. the home secretary said all the partners use forecasts to inform their decision—making and defended civil servants. they're important us to, we respect their objectivity and they're internationally admired and we need to make sure we continue to attract the best into the service service. civil servic

our political correspondent susana mendonca has the latest details of the allegations.understand a former colleague who worked with him back in 2015 claimed that he drunkenly harassed female employees, there is an allegation in the mail on sunday about holding somebody by the throat and making a lurid comment. there are accusations that he forced himself on to a woman during a trip to harvard university in the us. we have had a response from him. he says in terms of the allegations in the us, he doesn't accept those allegations, and in terms of his time at save the children, he says he made mistakes and that he perhaps behaved in a way that caused some hurt and offence to women. i have speaking to someone close to him saying that he certainly doesn't accept these allegations that he sexually assaulted anybody, certainly the way that he behaved may have offended some women and so on that basis, he is very apologetic for that and has made his public statement apologising. now on bbc news it's time for our world. there are flashing images from the beginning of katty kay's

susana has hers without cheese. for me i don't miss me but i do mysteries but i won't have any i'll just have some potatoes and warm vegetables that pretty tasty too. but how easy is it to stick to a big and diet day in and day out. what's on the menu for lunch for example. where i can't just pop out to the snack bar there's nothing for me to eat there so i don't do that. normal restaurants like an italian restaurant there i usually have better luck finding something to eat. today cabbage is on the menu. fantastic taste it. if you like cabbage or kale healthy and very low in calories kind of killing. zone i was able to stick it out for ten weeks and she lost six kilos in the process she reached her goal and advance by for this it's a pretty slim long suzanne also had a blood test which highlighted other benefits of her begin diet diskless to the authorities who are cholesterol levels went down significantly that's because the type of fat you can soon to be going to is different as. you tend to have unsaturated fats

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susana has hers without cheese. i don't miss me but i do miss cheese but i won't have any i'll just have some potatoes and warm vegetables a pretty tasty tave. but how easy is it to stick to a big and diet day in and day out. what's on the menu for lunch for example. in this work can't just hop out to the snack bar there's nothing for me to eat there so i don't do that. normal restaurants like an italian restaurant there i usually have better luck finding something. today cabbages on the menu. is fantastic taste it remember if you like cabbage or kale they're healthy and very low in calories kind of really. so i was able to stick it out for ten weeks and she lost six kilos in the process she reached her goal and by this surprised. it's a good result she lost weight got very typical for people who won't be going for switch to a bigger bigger cholesterol levels went down significantly that's because the top of the fact you can soon to be going to die is different as if it's your turn to have unsaturated fats which are

susana has hers without cheese. pleasure i don't miss me but i do miss cheese but i won't have any i'll just have some potatoes and warm vegetables and pretty tasty tave. but how easy is it to stick to a big and diet day in and day out. what's on the menu for lunch for example. where i can't just pop out to the snack bar there's nothing for me to eat there so i don't do that. normal restaurants like an italian restaurant there i usually have better luck finding something to eat. today cabbage is on the menu. is fantastic i'll taste it. if you like cabbage or kale they're healthy and very low in calories kind of killing. so i was able to stick it out for ten weeks and she lost six kilos in the process she reached her goal. by isn't surprised. it's a good result she lost weight that's very typical for people who won't be concerned or switch to a vegan diet we can all tend to be fairly slim. suzanne also had a blood test which highlighted other benefits of her be good diet disqualifiers to the authorities were choleste

our political correspondent susana mendonca is here. week on brexit — are we any clearer on the way forward? well i think we'd still a long way to go before we know what brexit going to look like but if you look at the speech as we've had so far they seem to be about building bridges. theresa may talking about that cooperation, unconditional cooperation between britain and the eu. certainly the eu commission president made it clear that cooperation on security doesn't mean cooperation on security doesn't mean cooperation on security doesn't mean cooperation on trade. but it went down well with the europeans, went down well with the europeans, went down well with her brexiteers. when you look at boris johnson's down well with her brexiteers. when you look at borisjohnson‘s speech last week he was talking about bringing together remainers and brexiteers and looking at the positives but there wasn't much in the way of substance. in terms of what we'll get over the next week we understand there will be a series of speeches in this road to b

i'm joined by our political correspondent, susana mendonca. of a hate figure for some of the brexiteer ‘s. hate figure for some of the brexiteer 's. yes, many blame him for it not singing from the same hymn sheet as they see the prime ministers singing from. the prime minister has talked about their being no customs union after brexit, and they want that to be the case. what they're saying about philip hammond, certainly in bernard jenkins's criticism, they're saying the prime minister talks about one policy and philip hammond another. he is basically saying that mr hammond needs to stick to collective ministerial responsibility on this issue. he has very much become this figure they say, of course philip hammond was a remainer, so they see him as perhaps not pushing in the same direction as they would like to see brexit go. there has been a lot of criticism about the treasury this week, not just from of criticism about the treasury this week, notjust from bernard jenkins but also jacob rees—mogg just a couple of days ago talking about how he

our political correspondent, susana mendonca, has the latest details of the allegations.r colleague who worked with him while he worked at save the children, back in 2015, claims that he had drunkenly harassed a female employee. there is an allegation in the mail on sunday about holding someone by the throat and making a llera comment. as well is that, there are accusations that he forced himself on to a woman during a trip to harvard university in the us. we have had a response from brendan cox. he said that in terms of the allegations in the united states, he does not accept that those allegations are true. and in terms of his time at save the children, he says he made mistakes and that he perhaps behaved in a way that caused some hurt and offence to women. i have been speaking to somebody close to brendan cox in the last few minutes who has said that he certainly doesn't accept these allegations that he sexually assaulted anybody, but the way he behaved may have offended some women, and so on that basis he is very apologetic for that and has made his public statement a

i'm joined by our political correspondent, susana mendonca.the papers. these comments from bernard jenkin in particular about philip hammond. yes, philip hammond is someone who the brexiteer is in the back benches of the tories have not liked much. criticism directed at him again, in particular, that thing about the idea that there is a vague and divided leadership, and that basically means that civil servants are not being given the right direction. that is because we had a few days agojacob rees—mogg talking about the civil service, basically putting out figures that painted brexit in the worst possible light. he talks about the treasury fiddling the figures. i suppose bernard jenkin really trying to move the criticism away from the civil service itself, and perhaps onto philip hammond four, in his view, taking a different view to theresa may on the direction brexit should take. particularly the issue of the customs union, which brexiteer is one to see a complete break with the customs union. that is pretty much what that's about. today we h

our political correspondent susana mendonca has the latest details of the allegations.r colleague who worked with him back in 2015 claimed that he drunkenly harassed female employees, there is an allegation in the mail on sunday about holding somebody by the throat and making a lurid comment. there are accusations that he forced himself on to a woman during a trip to harvard university in the us. we have had a response from him. he says in terms of the allegations in the us, he doesn't accept those allegations, and in terms of his time at save the children, he says he made mistakes and that he perhaps behaved in a way that caused some hurt and offence to women. i have speaking to someone close to him saying that he certainly doesn't accept these allegations that he sexually assaulted anybody, certainly the way that he behaved may have offended some women and so on that he behaved may have offended some women and so on that basis, he is very apologetic for that and has made his public statement apologising. ukip has voted to remove its leader, henry bolton, following con

. >>> we now are happy soft susana muj mujika, a first generation college graduate. >> thank you for having me. my five-year-old daughter was really excited that i would get to speak with the state bosses. my parents are from mexico. they emigrated to the united states to give us a better opportunity. i was born in california and growing up, it wasn't a question if i would be going to college. that was my main goal. the only issue was that once it came time to go to college, there was no money. my parents didn't have the resources to save for college, so as determined as i was, i said i'll take loans out. it's okay. so i flew from california to new york, went to skoous for a year. after the first year i knew there was no way i could graduate from there in four years and have that large of a loan over my head. how would i live? how would i survive? so i got scared and i became a dropout. it definitely had a negative connotation, one that kind of stuck with me. at that time i fell in love and got married to my husband, edgar of 17 years now. he's in the coast guard and we started movin

i would like to invite the governor of the great state of , tomexico, susana martinez say a few words about the meeting this summer. [applause] i'm going to ask everyone if you will please stay just a few more minutes because i want to talk to you about the summer meeting that is going to be in santa fe, new mexico. i promise you it will be short but it will be amazing and very inviting to each of you to come out to santa fe, new mexico. i am thrilled to be here in our , total, our nations capital personally invite each and every one of you to new mexico. for the first time, we will be hosting the national governors association summer meeting and it will be in july. i cannot wait for the experience and what it means for you all to feel what it feels to be new mexico true. celebrationrue is a of things that make new mexico unique, special, and different. every part of our state is amazingly different from others. it is a combination of our world-renowned cuisine, always with a touch of chile, unique blends of culture and adventures that truly feeds the soul. capital in santa fe is the

susana, there's more disquiet from tory mps over brexit. what can you tell us?day telegraph. the sunday times, and other brexit frontpage. brexiteer is thought to install a dream team at number ten. they suggest that we could see jacob rees—mogg, conservative backbencher, installed as chancellor. let's find out what is ready going on. what can you tell us? we know that bernard jenkin, a back bench posted here, is the latest one to really come out and say, expresses criticism for philip hammond, the chancellor, who has been someone who was a remainer and certainly those on the backbenches who support a hard brexit haven't been particularly happy with his approach. they're basically saying, bernard jenkin is saying, as far as he is concerned, philip hammond has not adhered to collective ministerial responsibility. he is echoing some of the comments from jacob rees—mogg earlier in the week, where he suggested that the treasury was fiddling the books with regards to brexit. the treasury made clear that is not the case. added pressure on theresa may ahead of an impor

illegal by the people age of consent is he not up with ricky dick in month they need not even the susana. it's simple to. leave but. since two thousand and three he'll get it bizarre in carolina has helped small farmers give up chemical intensive agriculture to deliver safe sustainable produce . this farmer's market was inspired by the growing organic movement in the united states. where i thought my happy hope my happen it turned out didn't happen this year again a farm bill people started paying a lot more attention and they had a hobby type thing that they detractors called it is now turned into a thirty billion dollars a year business to only agriculture businesses growing but also more importantly people started asking questions we need people to say we don't want the hazards we don't want to support the hazards we all want to export our chemicals we don't want to import poisons on our food we want communities where food is produced to be safe we want our food to be safe we know the systems exist we need leadership desperately we need an uprising. but you know that there's not enoug

. >> susana aplica la de la mamÁ, yo puedo hablar de mi hija pero los demÁs no. >> susana saca sus garraso que no le dio tiempo de ir al salÓn. >> le cuestionamos porque dicen que ya no es tan famosa como antes al no llenar los lugares cuando se presenta. >> la promociÓn, la publicidad y que ustedes apoyen eso tiene mucho que ver con el Éxito de los artistas, ademÁs con el frÍo que hacía, sin embargo siempre le va muy bien y tiene una gran demanda en todos lados y la trata muy bien en todas partes. en espaÑa la trataron muy bien ahora que fuimos y aquÍ tambiÉn hay que tratarla bien porque es de aquÍ. >> de las cuestiones del corazÓn prefirió guardar silencio. >> de esos y pregÚntale a ellos porque yo aquÍ no vengo de vocera. ♪ alice: no le alcanzÓ para el tinte dice la propia madre de paulina rubio. es una maravilla y es una mujer impecable siempre en su apariencia y su decir y mira. alam: porque la critican a paulina si estaba embarazada que si estaba gorda, que si estaba flaca. >> esta igualita, que bien se conserva. >> y estÁ de moda se look. alan: cÓrtatelo tÚ tambiÉn, ya no mas falta

. >> you know who his mommies susana sue. >> his name is gabe. >> they don't play.l pancake darren, really, stack it up. i have a s. there are rules to the party here at ihop on the boulevard. frank runs the show. he is golfing us a special pancake that spells out to sell.the girl sce inspired flavors you love. now in the dunkin' coffees you love. only at dunkin'. >>> we're giving away a free trip to ireland, just have to know the word of the day. so it is time,. >> it is at ihop in northeast philadelphia. >> let's hop over there now to lauren johnson. >> one of my friend here told me it is way too much carbs. i said please, i can till this in a second. frank runs the show here how are you. >> doing fine how burr selfy love thaw set some rules. lets talk about them. a lot of people will show up. you have to pry pay before you sit down. >> reason we do that people might think everything on the menu is free, it is not, and some people dine and dash. >> we want to make sure we make donations. >> there is three different ways, credit card, cash, or we have a box and buy

thank you very much, susana. one of the things we're doing, separate from this meeting a reciprocal tax. we'll charge countries outside of our country that take advantage of the united states. some are so-called allies but they're not allies on trade. they will send in their product and we won't charge them anything, and we send them the same product they are sending us and they charge us 50 to 75% tax. that is unfair. one of the examples, scott, harley-davidson, they are treated unfairly in various countries. you know the countries i'm talking about. we'll do very much a reciprocal tax. you will hear about that during the week and coming months. not fair when we're taken advantage of. that is why we have big trade deficits. we have tremendous problems with trade. we're as you know renegotiating nafta. we'll either renegotiate it or terminate. we'll renegotiate it. bob lighthouser is doing a fantastic job on that. hopefully the renegotiation will be successful. if it is not, we'll be more successful. nafta has, w

. >> aseguran que una que no soporta que la critiquen cuando canta es susana gonzÁlez, porque resulta sÍ canta y uno trata de hacerlo. >> igual que yo que tengo una voz privilegiada. >> bueno seÑores joaquÍn sabina se presentarÍa en hermosillo sonora fue hospitalizado de emergencia luego de sufrir un fuerte golpe por perder el equilibrio. tuvieron que suspender sus presentaciones de la gira. >> fergie ha tenido que responder aerosas crÍticas de haber recibido por el tono que le dio a su interpretaciÓn del himno nacional de estados unidos en el partido de estrellas de nba. >> dice que quiso intentar algo especial para este evento pero estÁ claro pero que no logrÓ lo que pretendÍa. >> no, no lo notamos para nada. >> natalia sutil, podrÍan trabajar juntos en la segunda parte de la pelÍcula un padre no tan padre que empezarÁ a rodarse el tercer trimestre, natalia asegura que lo que pasÓ entre ellos ya quedÓ en el pasado. como dirÍan lo que pasÓ paso. >> (cantando). >> pero dicen que donde fuego hubo cenizas quedan. >> yo me quedo mejor con la canciÓn. >> ok. >> como usted diga, como usted

susana me parece espectacular,cada una de ellas ha dejado su huella en estos 20 aÑos.idos, es que esto le hubiera podido ocurrir cualquier familia cualquier escuela. lo mÁs grave es que nada va a cambiar. habrÁ que esperar a la siguiente masacre, a la otra y a la otra." ç alan: Él habÍa dicho que si no hay un control de armas, de pienso igual que jorge ramos, no va a pasar absolutamente nada. tenemos que actuar, basta de palabras en esto. hay que hablar con el congreso sobre el control de armas. donald trump dice: "mis oraciones condolencias a las familias de las vÍctimas de este terrible asesinato florida. ningÚn niÑo, maestro cualquier persona tiene que sentirse inseguro en una escuela americana". precisamente, seÑor presidente, hay que actuar, hay que hacer algo. es los que escribe donald trump en sus redes sociales. francisca: ricky martin reaccionÓ diciendo que su corazÓn estaba con todas las familias y con las vÍctimas de las floridas. alan: pedimos a gritos, seÑores . no mÁs familias, armÓ lo mÁs niÑos, no mÁs jÓvenes. #gun control. otra vez y misericordia, infl