susanna is one of the last residents still living in one of the districts.ovetsky‘s residents left when the coal mine was closed down, leaving those remaining to fend for themselves. for civic leaders involved in the monotown‘s redevelopment programme, the solution to vorkuta's problems is to focus attention on bringing the city centre back to life. there is no infrastructure for the development of new areas and at the moment for keeping people staying there. that's why they plan to renovate the city a lot. they plan to build their educational and entertaining centre and people will develop there small business enterprises. but outlying districts like sovetsky are not part of the regeneration plan. and for susanna's neighbour, anna, it has become an occasionally dangerous place to live. for anna, susanna and the other last remaining residents of sovetsky, the only thing to do is to wait for the local council to rehouse them. but it's clear they are not on anyone‘s priority list. re—inventing a new future for a city built on coal will not be easy, all the mor

---susanna gonzales nos explica este caso....nna el procurador general del estado xavier becerra declaro hoy que engaÑar al estado de california no es una buen estrategia de negocio. se refirio a la compaÑia de energia british petrolum quien desde marzo del 2003 hasta agosto del 2012 le cobro extra al estado por el uso de su servicio de gas natural. xavier becerra procurador general de california queremos dar a saber que cualquier compaÑia que queria hacer negocio con nuestro estado que lo tiene que ser bajo la ley. la investigacion comenzo cuando un empleado de british petroleum, reporto al departamento de justicia confidencialment e las irregularidades... una investigacion exhaustiva en la que se requirieron varios archivos, un grupo de expertos y la palabra de varios testigos. algo bien dificil y por eso a veces compaÑias tratan de abusar porque saben bien que es muy dificil de comprobar un caso como este. durante este tiempo se realizaron 3 contratos, energia que beneficiaba edificios gubernamentales y hasta escuelas...por lo

puede durar hasta marzo, en sacramento, susanna gonzalez, somos noticias telemundo.re una escasez de suero, complicando algunas areas para tratar pacientes con la influenza. ---los doctores dicen que la vacuna podria causar deshidratacin creando una mayor necesidad de la solucion. ---la escasez se debe en parte a que la compaÑia que hace la bolsas de suero est en puerto rico, que se vio afectada con el paso del huracan "maria". - una niÑa falleci vctima de las llamas en una casa en tulsa, en el estado de oklahoma. - el hecho ocurri en la madrugada de hoy... el fuego empez pasada la media noche pero para cuando los bomberos llegaron, el humo ya inundaba toda la casa. - la madre de la niÑa de 21-meses de nacida, logr escapar a travs de una ventana ... pero alcanz a inhalar humo hasta el punto que debi ser hospitalizada. - autoridades investigan las causas del siniestro. --- un camin de carga con cientos de pavos se volc hoy en carolina del norte... --- el accidente ocurri en oak ridge cerca de wiston-salem... --- la polica dice que el conductor se durmi, perdi el contr

en stockton, susanna gonzalez, somos noticias telemundo.o san joaquin continuan con la intensa busqueda de 2 niÑos perdidos en stockton. --3 hermanos de los pequeÑos fueron hallados viviendo en un auto el pasado martes. -- los padres fueron arrestados, sin embargo, no colaboran con informacion que ayude a encontrar a los 2 niÑos de solo un aÑo y 8 meses de edad. ---el gobernador de california jerry brown dio a conocer su propuesta del presupuesto estatal de 2018, el cual incluye un plan de ahorro para un futuro econmico ms estable. ---matthew godnez nos amplia. jerry brown banner kevin matthew --despues que las arcas del estado de california tuvieron un deficit de 35 mil millones de banner kevin matthew --despues que las arcas del estado de california tuvieron un deficit de 35 mil millones de dolares en 2011, ahora el estado dorado alcanza un supervit de mas de 6 mil millones. --legisladores en sacramento quieren que el dinero se distribuya entre los contribuyentes, sin embargo otros planean que se repartan estos recursos en educacion y ser

en sacramento, susanna gonzalez, somos noticias telemundo.muchos desastres naturales y un buen recordatorio de lo importante que es estar preparados. ---con esto en mente, ayer se hablo sobre una ayuda que recibirian los propietarios de casas construidas antes de 1979. ---arlen fernndez con los detalles. a pesar de que vivimos en zona de terremotos, mucha gente no ha estabilizado los cimientos de sus hogares.si el problema es el dinero, como suele suceder. le tengo buenas noticias. porque hay miles de dlares disponibles, pero tiene que actuar rapidamente. recordar los devastadores temblores en california, que dejaron daÑos de millones de dlares.pone en perspectiva lo que podra pasar en nuestra comunidad. en esos casos, muchas de las estructuras daÑadas eran antiguas, y no estaban construidas para resistir un fuerte sismo. se calcula que actualmente hay mas de 1.2 millones de viviendas en el estado que no han sido reforzadas contra terremotos.y con eso en mente, se anuncio que a partir del 23 de enero hasta el 23 de febrero, quienes tengan cas

---susanna gonzalez, hablo con una de ellas, y nos comparte su historia . que algunas mujeres luchan cada dia...pero no es tanto en el campo de batalla sino detras de sus puertas... el acoso sexual. yamile jana ex-militar, us navy hay muchas que quieran hablar sobre la pena que las sigue pero tienen miedo, yo si lo reporte y perdi todo por eso, pero no me arrepiento. #yotambien: edicin militar ella es yamile jana, una ex- militar quien en el 2009, mientras estaba en las fuerzas armadas, sufrio acoso sexual por parte de un oficial de alto rango. y apesar de la verguenza y temor que sentia, despues de 5 semanas, decidio reportarlo... sin embargo sucedio lo que mas temia. cuenta que el perpetrador era casado y el oficial al cargo dice que ella se lo habia buscado... ademas, las fuerzas armadas la acusaron de adulterio, y fraternizacion que significa que ella no actuo de manera professional al tener relaciones intimas con el perpetrador. pero eso no fue todo, el acusado se pudo retirar con una pension por el resto de su vida, mientras ella fue despedida de su c

susanna gonzalez nos tiene los detalles... este momento otra vez entregar su solicitud. una declaracion de urgencia ante el anuncio de la continuacion de daca. todo segun despues de que la agencia de servicios de ciudadania e inmigracion de los estados unidos anuncio que continuara aceptando solicitudes para este programa...y ante esto los rectores del los sitemas de universidades de california, incluyendo estatales, y comunitarios recomiendan que se apresuren y demuestran su apoyo. eloy ortiz oakley rector de los colegios comunitarios california es su casa, y aqui los queremos que estudien, que puedan trabajar, y vivir aqui en el estado de california. we stand with out daca students, they are important member of our universities and communities. y ellos no son los unicos que buscan una solucion para estos beneficiarios e incluso el congresista jeff denham quien representa el valle central , presento con otros varios congresistas una medida bipartidista en la cual esperan una aprobacion muy pronto. y a pesar de esta extension,

story let's cross over now to susannah george she's the associated press bureau chief in baghdad susanna thanks for joining us now this is the second deadly attack in baghdad in just three days how are residents in the city coping the mood in the iraqi capital is very tense there's a lot of anger especially in the neighborhood where the attack occurred one of the people we spoke to at the scene of the attack said that he wasn't surprised that the attack occurred and it just shows that the iraqi government is only concerned with military victories against the sonic state group and not concerned with protecting its own civilians in civilian areas in baghdad so that's a normal kind of tension norm and anger that you see following these attacks which is one of the reasons why certain groups carry them out in the first place to stoke that anger and stability well clearly hurting as many civilians as possible was the goal of the bombs were detonated during rush hour at a very busy square why is this area of the city the scene of repeated attacks. this is an area of the city that's in the heart

let's bring in susanna george she's the associated press bureau chief in baghdad she joins us for more on the story hi suzanne a good to see you give us an idea of what the atmosphere is like in baghdad after these the twin bombings. the mood in iraq capital is very tense the people who we spoke to at the scene of this morning's attacks said that they were worried as they saw iraqi politicians preparing for elections those are rocky national elections that are slated to be out later this year they were worried that old wave of bombings when soon cond to the iraqi capital and so they're concerned that this is just the beginning and that more like this will follow suzanne of this must be an embarrassment for the government prime minister all of bodies government declaring victory over the so-called islamic state last month concretely how are they going to improve the security situation there well adi was very quick to react to the attack this morning he called a meeting with his top security and intelligence officials that's according to a statement from his office the iraqi government i

this is santa barbara, california, susanna. thanks for waiting. republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. it was quite a wait, but an glad i waited. i live in california and indirectly affected by illegal immigration. our whole state is. the state attorney came out on thursday and warned any employer in the state that if they assist the federal government in enforcing federal law

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climate of anti semitic violence much of it coming from france's muslim population focus on europe susanna der haga has the story. until a few days ago as easy. to the jewish community in the paris suburb of create a now nothing is left of the shelves and arsonist destroyed the shop as the spent years building up. the wall maybe this was my baby and i was like. i worked hard here in this store twelve to fifteen hours a day to build it up. and now it's been reduced to nothing. as ease doesn't want to show his face because he's afraid of further attacks for weeks unknown vandals have been smearing swastikas on jewish shops including the one is easy read but izzy's himself is not jewish he's a muslim boba originally from algeria. i felt as if someone had painted a swastika on my back. it's not just a property damage i feel threatened personally. now i have a better idea of how the jews feel. me. about fifteen thousand jews live here in creating a together with a much larger muslim community in recent years there have been repeated attacks on jews mainly by young muslims but hardly anyone want

our political correspondent susanna mendonca reports. it has been a tough year for theresa may. she lost her majority in the election, faced a rebellion from her own backbenchers, had to deal with resignations and even had to sack her second—in—command, meaning she now needs a cabinet reshuffle. no prizes for guessing, andrew, obviously damian green's departure before christmas mean some changes need to be made. now in an interview with the bbc, mrs may has made it clear that she wa nts mrs may has made it clear that she wants her premiership to be about more thanjust wants her premiership to be about more than just brexit. but the new year has already brought in old problems. 73 outstanding ambulances right how. . . 73 outstanding ambulances right now. . . the 73 outstanding ambulances right now... the latest challenge for mrs may, a winter crisis in the nhs from a first—hand perspective. the woman filming this weighted in an ambulance for hours before her mother, who had suffered a stroke, could be seen by doctors at a chance that hospital. it is gobsmacking and devastating. i

our political correspondent susanna mendonca reports. it has been a tough year for theresa may.

susanna, thank you.esponsibility for a sucide bombing in kabul yesterday that killed 95 people. another 150 were injured after the attackers blew up an ambulance full of explosives close to foreign embassies and the police headquarters. it's the second major attack in the afghan capital in a week. our reporter has the latest for us. the authorities have been working throughout the night and into the morning to clear up the scene of the explosion. they're not allowing us past this cordon at the moment, but you can still see some of the damage that was caused. the suicide attacker was driving an ambulance packed with explosives. he managed to get past this first checkpoint, but then when he reached a second one he was apparently questioned and blew himself up. it's not exactly clear what his target was. a police building is right opposite the scene of the blast. the indian embassy is also just slightly further up the road. but, as is often the case, it seems that a large number of those killed and wounded

i'm susanna robbins, director of the film congratulations commission. i wanted to comment on the contribution that phillip kauffman makes to the city. in addition to the house being a treasure, he is as well. he's chosen to make his films here and use san francisco to be the backdrop for his creations and he creates hundreds of local jobs and millions of spending. in 2011, he made the film "hemingway" that employed 875 local hires and spent more than $7.5 million locally. he has another project in development that he would like to make here, but has stated to our office if the construction goes on continuing the way it is, that it will not have a creative flow. it would cause a loss of jobs to our city as well as local spending, as well as another wonderful phillip kauffman film being created here. thank you. >> president breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon. i'm christine pelosi. i'm here today as the daughter-in-law of phil kauffman and mother of this squirmy 8-year-old that spends a fair amount of time at the ka

i suppose at this stage, susanna, it is all speculation? very much so.eak to downing street, which we have, they have said it is all guesswork. but we know that there is going to be a reshuffle, said people are going to move about. we understand the cabinet posts will be reshuffled tomorrow, and on tuesday, we will have the more junior roles. what we understand is that theresa may is under lots of pressure to bring up new rising stars, as it were, within the conservative party. she has not had enough people coming from the 2015 in take, for example, into the cabinet. that is something we would expect to see tomorrow, and certainly on tuesday. in terms of the names, you know, you mentioned a few of names there, people who might be moved around. it is speculation at this stage. justine greening, there has been lots of speculation about whether or not she is moved out. damian green's job about whether or not she is moved out. damian green'sjob is up for grabs. it could havejeremy hunt or chris grayling. jeremy hunt is of course in the midst of the nhs winte

susanna is in the london newsroom. can you tell us more about that reshuffle speculation?and downing street have said that it is purely speculation at this stage. what we can expect is that tomorrow will have some of the cabinet positions reshuffled and then on tuesday some of the more junior positions. you mentioned justine greening. her name has been in the mix as being moved elsewhere. some of the rumour mill suggests that she might the moved into the role currently held by andrea leadsom. all of this, of course, is happening partly because theresa may had a torrid time over the last couple of months where we saw two ministers actually standing down. another minister, damian green, was forced to resign over issues around his conduct. so she is in a position where she does need to have something of a reshuffle. the understand there is lots of pressure oi'i understand there is lots of pressure on herto understand there is lots of pressure on her to bring up new names, people who are perhaps rising stars of the party. —— who are perhaps rising stars of the party. — — we wh

bring in former general electric vice chairman, my boss sometime back, bob wright and co-founder of susanna i know you own shares. just from personal perspective, are you sorry you haven't sold what are you thinking when you watch this stock and the week it's had >> i know businesses that exist, and some of the strongest businesses a company could be associated with, in power, health care, and aviation. and even in ge capital they have the finest leasing corrobora, c leasing business, jets this whole thing has been very difficult. when you see legacy things coming on here, like insurance, policies maybe sold 30 years ago, and have been looked at by people zoontconstantly over the years, and i guess flattery said he's going to take the hit on this because he can't make it work we need more data and more information from him he's a very talented guy but it's taking away from the scale of the businesses that are there, which are performing at or better than expectations. and especially the aircraft engine business. that's a business that you can't duplicate. you cannot duplicate a business lik

this is santa barbara, california, susanna. thanks for waiting. republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. it was quite a wait, but an glad i waited. i live in california and indirectly affected by illegal immigration. our whole state is. the state attorney came out on thursday and warned any employer in the state that if they assist the federal government in enforcing federal law that the state of california will prosecute them. the democrats -- and it is wholly on the democrats' side -- is completely holding up our government over illegal immigrants, and it is wrong. we live in an area where we just had a major disaster. it's going to affect the firefighters, the police officers, the victims. democrats need to stop this. i really am proud of president trump at our republicans for standing strong on this. we are being affected by illegal immigration on a daily basis and now being told by our attorney general that if anyone assist someone dealing with federal laws, you are going to be prosecuted -- there is something fundamentally wrong going on in thi

>> i'm susanna goodman. with respect to the airline miles and traveling around the world, i was wondering in terms of cybersecurity we're not the only nation that has been under threat. our nato allies are just as much in danger as we are and have been responding in different ways going to paper, going to hand counting and shutting down internet voting. what have you guys learned in your world travels? your top takeaways? i'm interested in your perspective and not just the nato allies and other countries, as well. >> so one of the things -- i attended a conference in the hague this summer and there were a number of democrat sees there that talked about the threats that they face in terms of voting, as well and none of them are focused in or reverting back and they wanted to say, hey, we can look at more security features and things like that and what sort of things can we do to ensure that our citizens can still cast their ballots? they have a lot more -- they have a lot more resources and things that the u.