she said teresa is missing. i said let me make some phone calls. >> right away ashley called the sheriff of her town and he called sheriff ellis. >> to see if they knew anything. and his response to me was it's bad. it's bad. >> it certainly was. they had found teresa's truck on a dirt road less than a mile from home. she was slumped behind the wheel and she was dead. and this much was perfectly clear. it wasn't an accident. >>> coming up -- the investigation begins. >> we had to ask ourselves, who would get her to this location and why was she murdered? >> when "secrets in a small town" continues. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." returning to our story, her

could teresa come pick her up.es, finished drying her hair, got into her car, made the short drive to that dirt road, and there standing alongside the road was dawn. >> with calculated, cold precision, dawn lavender lured teresa to that dirt road, shot her in the back of the head and steered the truck to the brush hoping it would stay hidden for a while. >> cold-blooded kill ir. >> really, if you think about it, that's exactly right. >> yeah. terrible looking at it that way, think. >> it was all there. a prosecutor's dream confession. she even referred to herself as a cold-blooded killer. but there was one question anyone with a beating heart wanted to ask. why? there just had to be an answer. of that, they were sure, but would they ever get it out of her? >> why in the hell did you do it? >>> coming up. >> at some point, she was calling herself a hitman. >> a hitman, but for whom? another painful revelation was in store for teresa's family. >> it hurts too much for me to say it out loud. >> when secrets in a small

teresa: hola, ¿qué tal? yo soy teresa rodríguez, bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora".iguiente es la historia de un joven de 21 años que fue deportado a su país. carmen escoboza nos cuenta cómo este joven siempre quiso volver a los estados unidos, aunque su regreso fue un regreso amargo. carmen: en casa de la familia ochoa, aquí en santa ana, sonora, méxico, la llegada de josé manuel garcía trajo una gran felicidad, pues no lo veían desde hacía unos diez años, cuando su madre, samanta ochoa, se la jugó y emigró a phoenix, arizona, con él y su hermanito. sebastián ochoa, su primo, fue quien más gozó su regreso. sebastián: aquí mi primo me decía que lo trajera para convivir como cuando éramos niños, le gustaba mucho mirar todo el pueblo. carmen: y aunque sabían que tarde o temprano josé manuel volvería al norte, confiaban en que cuando eso ocurriera, ya no pasarían tantos años sin verse, pues cruzaría de manera legal. sebastián: Él decía que ya teniendo los papeles, él ya me iba a ayudar para con mi carrera y eso. carmen: en phoenix, arizona, en cambio, samanta ochoa no s

teresa: yo soy teresa rodrÍguez.ntamos la historia de un " regreso amargo". reportera: a quien santa ana, sonora, mÉxico, la llegada de este joven trajo mucha felicidad. no lo veÍan hace aÑos. sebastiÁn ochoa, su primo fue una de lo que mÁs aprovechÓ su regreso. >> querÍa que lo trajeran para convivir como cuando Éramos niÑos. reportero: sabÍan que tarde o temprano josÉ manuel volverÍa al norte, pero confiaban que cuando eso ocurriera, ya no pasarÍan tantos aÑos sin verse ya que cruz harÍan de manera legal. en phoenix, arizona, samantha ochoa no se resignaba a la ausencia de josÉ manuel, el mayor de sus hijos. resulta que en noviembre pasado, josÉ manuel venÍa de su trabajo en arizona hasta phoenix, donde se percatÓ que alguien los seguÍa. >> era un carro encubierto, se ponÍan detrÁs, o lado, nunca le hicieron seÑas para que se parara. llegÓ a casa. >> sacÓ las llaves de sucarro y la llevÓ dentro de su casa. luego saliÓ. cuando salió, se dio cuenta que habÍa dos patrullas ademÁs del vehÍculo que lo venÍa siguiendo y

teresa: y les saluda teresa rodríguez, bienvenidos a aquí y ahora.a cuando las autoridades se dieron cuenta de que había una bebé perdida. ilia: así es, teresa. a la recién nacida shamaly, de sólo 6 semanas se la habían llevado sin dejar rastro. ahí comenzó una intensa búsqueda para encontrar a esta bebé, que se convirtió en un símbolo de esperanza. >> ese día entré a la casa. no había ni un vecino, todo estaba callado. cuando entré, todas las luces estaban encendidas. fui al cuarto para darle un beso a shama y saludar a mi tía. cuando volteé a ver por la maleta, mi tía estaba tirada con sangre. comencé a buscar a shama y tampoco estaba. >> noé miranda nació en honduras, y en 2001 cuando tenía 1 año de edad, su madre luisa, emigró a estados unidos y lo dejó al cuidado de su hermana carolina. >> ¿qué recuerdas tú de ella? noé: luchadora, trabajaba siempre. hasta le lavaba la ropa a la gente con tal con llevar un bocadillo a la casa, porque ella no comía para darnos. ilia: dice que su tía carolina siempre quiso una mejor vida para sus dos hijas y que q

>> y les saluda teresa rodrÍguez.lo mÁs preocupante de este caso fue cuando las autoridades se dieron cuenta de que habÍa una bebe perdida ilia: asÍ es, a la reciÉn nacida delseis semanas se la habrÍan llevado sin dejar rastro. ahÍ comenzÓ una intensa bÚsqueda para buscar a esta bebÉ que se convirtiÓ en un sÍmbolo de esperanza.. >> ese dÍa yo entre a la casa y todo estaba, no habÍa ningÚn vecino fuera. todo estaba callado. cuando entre a la casa, todas las luces estaban encendidas. fui al cuarto para dar un beso bebÉ, cuando voltea a ver vi que estaba tirada con sangre. comencÉ a buscar a chamÁny y tampoco estaba. teresa: no es nacional duras, y en el 2001 cuando tenÍa un aÑo de edad, su madre miro estos sueÑos y lo dejÓ al cuidado de carolina. >> quÉ recuerdas de ella?

i have to say a lot of detail there from teresa may.al that has become a staggering moment with russia's relations with the united kingdom. they have a close relationship even under the trump administration who has been criticized for being too soft on russia. just to recap, this all began a week ago, back last sunday, when sergei, a former spy for russia, who was jailed for mi-6, he and his daughter yulia went out for pizza, went out for a drink. they were found unconscious on a bench. only yesterday were people who visited those two establishments told to wash all their clothes. that's about 500 people possibly affected. there is a lot of questions as to who knew what when. teresa may her first public appearance on this, naming the agents, saying it's highly likely. it points to russia as the source but really leaving it to moscow in the next 24 hours to say, yes, part of our weapons program is not under our control, and allow the u.n. to render it safe, or to say, yes, this is actually something we potentially knew about. >> we'll se

teresa: y yo soy teresa rodríguez, muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a aquí y ahora.do un caso en el que la realidad fácilmente supera a la ficción. ilia, cuéntanos los detalles. ilia: así es, teresa, patricia, fue amor a primera vista y hasta tuvo su banda sonora con una canción, la primera que bailaron juntos y que misteriosamente presagiaba un final inesperado, es la canción del gran combo de puerto rico: "brujería". ramón: me llaman una noche y me dicen "sosa, te quiere matar". me llevaron donde ya tienen una fosa hecha en un bosque. me pusieron ahí desnudo, en pantaloncillos. me querían mandar a la tumba fría. y se creyó muy viva, pero yo sabía que iba siempre dos pasos al frente de ella. ilia: la pasión de ramón sosa siempre ha sido el boxeo. ramón: terminé de estudiar y a los 17 empecé a boxear profesionalmente. me fui a puerto rico a pelear un tiempo profesional y después regresé. ilia: su familia se mudó de puerto rico en los años 80 y después de vivir en varias ciudades, ramón se instaló en houston, texas. ramón: empecé a entrenar gente con el boxeo, pero po

teresa: quÉ tal? le saluda teresa rodrÍguez. patricia: yo sÉ -- soy patricia janiot.zona nos habla de una familia que viviÓ un " doble terror". vilma: miles de estudiantes de escuelas en toda la naciÓn salieron a las calles a protestar, desafiando la recomendaciÓn de sus padres y de las autoridades escolares. la situaciÓn de impotencia, vuelve a la mente de este padre. >> natasha me llamÓ y me dijo: papi, creo que hay un tiroteo. vilma: en el dÍa de san valentÍn pasado, natasha estaba en sus clases de cocina. >> tratamos de llamarla y no recogiÓ el telÉfono. >>en el momento que ellos salieron para afuera, comenzaron a oÍr el tiroteo. en ese momento la maestra tocÓ la puerta. reportera: todos entendieron que era un momento de inconveniencia. >> le dijimos hasta que usarÁn cuchillo para defenderse. reportera: luego del tiroteo le siguiÓ un horrible silencio. >> tocaron a la puerta. reportera: esta no era la primera vez que la tragedia tocaba a la puerta, el 27 de septiembre de 2006, su hija chelsea quedÓ atrapada durante cuatro horas en su escuela en colorado. >> un seÑ

prime minister teresa mayes allegations that moscow was behind a nerve agent attack in england are quote insane. you know leave or quarter some london to rotterdam this comes at a crucial point in the u.k.'s brics it because she asian. and duty honor country an increase in the number of women joining the afghan police ranks. turkey has no intention of handing the city of a frame back to the syrian government once us forces have captured it the turkish government says it expects to clear a fraying of kurdish fighters the very soon thousands of civilians are leaving the city after turkish troops and free syrian army fighters encircled the city turkey launched a military assault and january to clear syrian kurdish forces that control the region get more from alan fischer who's live from gaza on the turkey syria border so allan fels all this supply supposed to play out turkey saying that we are going to basically take over part of another country. well clearly the serbians would normally be very upset by this they would quote international law they were united nations resolutions but clearly

muy buenas noches, les saluda teresa rodríguez. janiot, bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". ilia: yo soy ilia calderón y precisamente una familia vivió la angustia de tener un hijo en la escuela mientras ocurría un ataque armado. esto sucedió no una sino dos veces. vilma tarasona nos habla de las lecciones aprendidas después de vivir un doble terror. vilma: esta semana, decenas de miles de estudiantes de escuelas en toda la nación salieron a las calles a protestar en muchos casos desafiando las recomendaciones de sus padres y de las autoridades escolares. y la sensación de impotencia y de frustración vuelve a la mente de jason paz. jason: natascha me llamó por teléfono y me dijo "papi, yo creo que hay un tiroteo en la escuela de cristian". vilma: la tarde del 14 de febrero pasado, día de san valentín, cristian paz estaba en su clase de culinaria en la preparatoria marjory stoneman douglas, en parklane, florida. jason: en ese momento no sabía--no sabíamos detalles. lo que pasó fue que tratamos de llamarlo y no recog-- no cogió el teléfono

prime minister teresa mayes allegations that moscow was behind a nerve attack in england are quote insane the united nations security council discussed the incident at an emergency meeting on wednesday britain's allies pledged their support for russia call the accusations unfounded serious civil war has entered its eighth year the conflict was sparked by peaceful protests against president bashar al assad in two thousand and eleven u.k. based syrian human rights observatory says at least half a million people have been killed. one of u.k.'s largest companies is moving its headquarters from london to the netherlands but you know labor and sister decision is not due to bricks if it comes at a crucial point in britain's negotiations to leave the european union. south africa's dismissed an australian minister's comments that white farmers should get special visas as they face quote horrific circumstances how my fares minister peter dutton says a civilised country like australia should help he cited reports of land seizures and violence south africa's government says no one is in danger presid

. >> por mÁs de 30 aÑos, teresa redondo ha trabajado en los campos de california, recogiendo frutas yulados con su sudor y lÁgrimas. >> lo miran como un objeto, piensan que el hecho que viene a hacer este trabajo es para que... para venir a la exposiciÓn de ellos, a decir esta me la llevo. >> en silencio como muchas de sus compaÑeras por todos los campos agrÍcolas del pais, teresa ha sufrido el acoso sexual, verbal y fÍsico. >> han salido embarazada de los mayordomos, una joven recibiÓ tanto acoso que se suicidÓ. >> las mujeres tienen miedo de decir algo porque tienen miedo de perder el trabajo. >> en el campo muchas mujeres se quejan de los supervisores. >> se estima que 560 mil mujeres trabajan en el campo en los estados unidos, expertos piensan que 75% de ellas son indocumenta indocumentadas y que 9 de cada 10 experimenta en algÚn momento de sus vidas el acoso sexual. >> ha sido complicado documentar el acoso sexual en el campo, en la agricultura. >> algunas asociaciones se dedican a hacer visible el problema informando a las trabajadoras de sus derechos y demandando econÓmicamente

the british prime minister teresa mason we are going to do one thing, kick out 23 diplomats. it is not comparable to talk about a chemical weapons attack versus kicking out diplomats. there has to be something much more dramatic to stop latimer from doing this again. >> even the united states, they are in on it. on the statement. any importance to that? >> it is all great but the policy should be to go after vladimir putin and oligarchs. >> on that point the united states introduced new sanctions against 19 individuals, 5 organizations that had to do with meddling in the american election in 2016 and the statement from the us that cyberattacks including the energy grid, that is going after some of the oligarchs. >> vladimir putin's chef is an oligarch. >> you mean chef -- he is also a mercenary operation in syria. there are more direct targets no one has gone after, the famous oligarchs, after his money. >> you can sanction them to say you can't travel here. what you are talking about is something more ambitious which would be maybe exposing the extent of their foreign assets

vladimir putin reminding teresa may that you do not threaten a nuclear power.ink that was sage counsel? >> no. look. i think the british have got to be a lot tougher on this. i think the expulsion of the russian diplomat is a knee jerk reaction. the united states needs to stand with them. president trump called the prime minister yesterday, i believe within an,and said that we woul. we've got former spies in this country who might be vulnerable to this. let's be clear what the real issue here is. lou: then i want to get to the real possibilities. >> the real issue is the russians used a prohibitive chemical weapon -- lou: should we go to war? let's put up the list of the response of the british government and the uk. you said she should be tougher. this won't be hard to beat. expelling 23 russian diplomats, blocking lavrov's invitation to london, threatening further sanctions, as i said. and this is a capper, john. no royals will attend the world cup. i mean, how impotent can the uk look in the face of a co confrontation with vladimir putin and his nuclear stat

teresa colvin, who was a5, died at a mental health hospital in hampshire, in 2012.is as simple as that. once your child dies, you develop a fearlessness that the worst thing that could ever happen has happened, and it is sort of like, bring it on, really. we'll get to the bottom of this and we will get answers. connor sparrowhawk had an epileptic seizure under the care of the nhs. he had learning difficulties and autism. but the reason he is dead was because he was neglected by southern health. today, family and supporters came to court to hear the trust be fined more than £1 million for allowing the 18—year—old to die. if connor was here now in the shadow of oxford crown court and the police station, he would say," "why, mum?" and i would say, "i don't know what we have done you proud." the campaign shaun lunt mother light on other preventable deaths at southern health, including that of teresa colvin. she killed herself in 2012 at a hospital run by the trust. today, they were fined over £1 million over her death. their deaths were preventable and entirely avoidabl

the british prime minister teresa mason we are going to do one thing, kick out 23 diplomats. it is not comparable to talk about a chemical weapons attack versus kicking out diplomats. there has to be something much more dramatic to stop latimer from doing this again. >> even the united states, they are in on it. on the statement. any importance to that? >> it is all great but the policy should be to go after vladimir putin and oligarchs. >> on that point the united states introduced new sanctions against 19 individuals, 5 organizations that had to do with meddling in the american election in 2016 and the statement from the us that cyberattacks including the energy grid, that is going after some of the oligarchs. >> vladimir putin's chef is an oligarch. >> you mean chef -- he is also a mercenary operation in syria. there are more direct targets no one has gone after, the famous oligarchs, after his money. >> you can sanction them to say you can't travel here. what you are talking about is something more ambitious which would be maybe exposing the extent of their foreign assets

javier: vamos a escuchar a teresa rodrÍguez.sos a los inmigrantes, le contaremos sobre esa historia. javier: seguiremos con mÁs notici javier: el papa francisco hizo una maratÓn con programadores informÁticos que unen talentos para buscar soluciones tecnolÓgicas a la movilización de recursos para apoyo y comunicaciÓn interreligiosa. participan varias oficinas y estudiantes de prestigiosas universidades como harvard. carolina: retomando el tema del dÍa internacional de la mujer, seguimos compartiendo algunas de tus fotografÍas con la mujer que mÁs admiras. aquÍ tenemos la foto que nos enviÓ marÍa, con el mensaje acerca de su familia. javier: mandamos un saludo a las mujeres en su dÍa. carolina: teletÓn usa Última las detalles para este gran evento a desarrollarse el 23 y 24 de marzo. en ese escenario estarÁn figuras y otros en esa jornada de ayuda s como chino miranda. estÁn con nosotros, un placer! javier: en el dÍa de la mujer, quÉ mujer es la que representa, la que mÁs admiras. chyno: mi madre, ella es una de las mujeres mÁs h

. >>> the president today joined british prime minister teresa may calling for russia to come clean on the poisoning of a former spy in england. while that was happening we learned another russian turned up dead in london. charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: the body of russian exile nikolai gluskov was found, and comes two weeks after a poisoning by a military grade a jenlt ma agent made in russia. now joins a list of 14 other russians who have died on british soil. some, under mysterious circumstances, and whose cases are now being reviewed. the two remain in critical condition. as does the first police detective on the scene. a particularly lethal nerve agent. >> unbelievably cruel, unpleasant way to go. >> toxicologist says it wouldn't take much. >> in term we are talking about. literally, few drops here are sufficient to actually do away with some one. the real crucial question is, how you deliver it. >> novichok made by mixing two relatively harmless compound together and becomes instantly lethal. usually found as liquid. can be sprayed or swallowed. >> we speak of these as we

i appreciate the help of teresa stricker. she has guided us through the process of changing of legal services and has assured us that all of the files on hand have been transferred to the public law group and everything seems to be in order with our legal services. >> supervisor fewer: that's great. thank you very much. are there any public speakers for this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. madam clerk, can you please call item number eight out of order. >> clerk: item number eight is an update on obtaining executive officer services for the commission and possible direction to staff. >> supervisor fewer: is there an update, yes, for miss calvillo. >> thank you, chair fewer, members of the commission. good afternoon. to recap our office has issued an rfq for the solicitation of obtaining officer services. i would like to thank wilson tang who has managed the entire process. as you know the anticipated not to exceed contract is $75 an hour. the contract may have varying terms of length depending on lafco's leng

amy: teresa danks, you're in tulsa, oklahoma. there has been a lotot of organizing going on in oklahoma right now. lowest paidas the teachers in the country. you made headlines when youu started panhandling on the side of the road to raise money for schools. what does this west virginia victory mean for teachers in oklahoma -- for education, for kids in oklahoma? >> well, we are thrilled for them. we have in watching them closely . it has been just exciting to see them have the courage to step up. i think that is kind of whatat e have been working for here in oklahoma is to have teachers make decisions that are not fear-based and have courage to step up and have their voices heard. we have been very encouraged by what they're doing. amy: what are you demanding an oklahoma right now? >> we started a petition, a kind of like oklahoma teacher walkout last resort on begging for ededucation. it was basically we are taking signatures from many taxpayers and oklahoma and we are around 30,000 signatures right now. we would like it to be

. >> teresa may is going to be speaking to me today. it sounds to me like they believe it was russia. i would certainly take that finding as fact. >> so they have now spoken and agreed that russia must give "unambiguous answers" about a military grade nerve agent attack in england, which left the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia in critical condition. russia's foreign minister spurned the response. another man who got on the wrong side of russia, nikolai glushkov has been found dead in his home. police do not know the cause of death. there's no connection to the attack the salisbury, a counterterror unit is leading the investigation. sir tony brenton served as british ambassador to russia when another russian spy was killed, again, in london by radioactive palonium. sir tony, welcome to the program. i guess the first and foremost -- >> thank you. >> what do you make of the death of nikolai glushkov? >> well, the authorities are saying that there's no connection. there are lots of russians living in the uk. and th

that it had been briefed before then also after the away day of the british cabinet last week at teresa mayes country seat and checkers so much had leaked that the outline of this whole thing was sort of to really clear beforehand and already there had been reactions beforehand of some top politicians and they had said pure illusion or another commentary was this is the cake philosophy that means of course the now famous infamous words of boris johnson the foreign minister we can have our cake and eat it now cake philosophy has now become a fixed term in brics talks ok let's take a closer look at some of the issues here is mrs may on trade norway model where we would stay in the single market which mean having to implement new e.u. legislation automatically and in its entirety and would also mean continued free movement others have suggested we negotiate a free trade agreement similar to that which canada has recently negotiated with the e.u. existing models do not provide the best way forward for either the u.k. or the e.u. i want the broadest and deepest possible partnership covering

her teresa say that they're protesting economic policies but one of the specific are they calling for. well. the promise of me or my way should be economics. that's already. presented to you in a comment that all of you have heard that well. even though you've lived in has. your it's not it's use of yes you are serious problem right now are workers aren't there salaries increases because the. government is trying to. use their. well workers on just. twenty percent on average if you want to be a common or that and that's why it works. when you're. bringing your mail email let me just show inflation how or what it was in argentina in twenty seventeen what. hoping it may be this year what we're looking at the policies of this this current administration how would you explain it to the truckers to actually maybe say this is what we're trying to do for argentina would you tell them it's email with us a little issue of a connection there. so we have a problem of e-mail if we can get in but we will we also spoke with pedro were set you know he's the deputy secretary general of the c.t.a. tha

teresa, could you say a few words, please? [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i usually like to start because i'm with cal vet, i like to recognize our veterans and the families, if you're a veteran or a member of the family, could you please stand, thank you all for your service. [applause] as a military brat, the families often are forgotten. thank you all for your service. i want to thank absolutely every single person an entity that michael just thanked, because without everyone else this wonderful project wouldn't be occurring today. i'd like to extend a special thanks to the chinatown community development center and the sword to plow shares, our cosponsor. california has the honor of being the state with the largest veteran population at nearly 1.7 million. with this honor is the challenge of having the most veterans experiencing chronic homelessness. according to hud, 29% of veterans experiencing homelessness in america are here in california. san francisco has homeless and underserved population close to 700 veterans. in california, the vets aren't the

her if russia moves past this deadline and britain does not get the explanation it wants what are teresa mayes options well there are some very obvious options that they can do for example they can expel russian diplomats. they can freeze bank accounts of those russians who they think have particularly close ties to the kremlin they're also talking about confiscating assets of russians so that could be house is so of the assets which could also be associated with the kremlin this talk of invoking offical five of the treaty that the nato allies have always he signed that means if you attack one member of the u.k. you attack us all so there are there are lots of ways that they can try to move to prove that they are tough on this but really they need allies across the world to help them because whatever the hue case says it is just so a small country didn't do so well in how it responded to litvinenko that attack back in two thousand and six a lot of criticism that the u.k. could have done more so i think this time they want to do everything they can show they will respond maybe even econom

passengers were able to rescue the child and subdue teresa madrigal. five people were hurt including the little girl but nobody suffered life-threatening injuries. teresa madrigal is being held on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and other charges. it appears she may have mental health issues. >>> family and friends are mourning the deaths of a mother and son killed by a mound of fallen snow in the sierra over the weekend. rob malcolm has more on the freak accident and how the victims are being remembered. >> reporter: a large handwritten note sits in the doorway of the family's inner sunset homes simply reading, we are incredibly sorry for your loss. neighbors are remembering the mother and 7-year-old boy who lived next door. >> he was so cute. he would always try to pet the dog. >> a nice family unit. >> reporter: in a freak accident, olga perkovic and her son aaron goodstein were killed sunday, buried by snow that lid off the roof of the kirkland -- kirkwood mountain resort where they were staying. here's a look at the resort where this hap

teresa, i can say that everything you are saying, we have been saying the same thing.t feels so familiar to me to inr the situation you are in oklahoma. one of the things we have made it very clear about in west virginia is that, yes, we were striking for us, but we wanted to inspire teachers all across the nation. the last cnt we had, the first one, as soon as we found out we won was "we are worthy." what i tell oklahoma teachers and educators is, you are worthy and you need -- like she was talking about, step out encourage. amy: those are the teachers from west virginia and oklahoma, tithi bhattacharya. amazing -- ist an don't to go and call it a strike wave, but it feels like that. -- one of the things that make this so amazing is that, as you said, the legislator is decided with a also does either union. the union came out and asked them to accept a deal from the legislator and the teachers unanimously said no. so that was a very, very defiant act by -- amy: in oklahoma, the teachers wanted to go on strike, have an action on april 2. the unions at april 23. the tea

today, just today, prime minister teresa may went to the house of commons to expose a likely russian attack against two people in her country using a nerve agent. she demanded a response from president putin and promised appropriate counter measures if he refuses or the answer's insufficient. president may's quick and decisive action is exactly what is missing from president trump when it comes to cybersecurity and our elections. now, our vice president, presidt trump, still has an opportunity. over the weekend, president putin, rather ridiculously, blamed ukrainians, jews and other minorities for attacks on our election in 2016. another attempt, of course, at misdirection and distraction. of course, in reality, special counsel mueller's investigation has charged 13 russian nationals with subverting the 2016 elections. not ukrainians, not tatars, not jews, 13 russian nationals. today leader spool and i a-- leader pell owes i and i alongside senator feinstein and congressman nadler sent president trump a letter urging him to use all available resources to extradite the 13 russian nati

. >>> british prime minister teresa may demanding answers from the kremlin about the poisoning of ansoviet spy on the london street. charlie d'agata its following this case. >> and we will not tolerate such a brazen attempt to murder innocent civilians. >> prime minister teresa may gave russia one day to explain how a banned military grade nerve agent was used to poison double agent, found comatose on a park bench. >> should there be no credible response we will conclude this action amounts to an unlawful use of force by the russian state. against the united kingdom. >> first developed by the former soviet union in the 1970s. highly toxic and can act in between 30 second and two minutes which may have prompted britain's chief medical officer to issue an extraordinary warning to anyone in the area, to wash their clothes, eyeglasses, and cell phones. >> any items which cannot be washed and would be dry cleaned should be double bagged in plastic until further information is a available. >> residents worried why it took a week to issue the warning. >> i think it's a little too late. i th

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who took over gerry adams seat if teresa mayes brecht's it could again good lives in danger and v.d.u. peace spokesperson for human rights if he supports an amnesty for ira volunteers all the more coming up in part two of going underground. both the united states and russia have announced their nuclear weapons posture both countries are entering a new age of war the age of hypersonic weapons are we now in the new arms race. your concept that. something is good in course all but for barcelona. but for for crimea.

the clock is ticking for teresa may's reaction from the kremlin.overnment is due to convene another meeting of hits national security counsel in russia. >> all right, on to consumer news now, amazon is recalling some portable power chargers because they might be dangerous. >>> "7 on your side's" michael finney joins us with more on this one. >> a lot of them. these were very popular. amazon is recalling six models of it's own brand of portable power banks, those are the portable power packs that can be used as backup power for your portable devices. the company says that the power packs can overheat and catch on fire. you can find the exact model numbers on our website. if you have one, stop using it immediately and contact amazon for a refund. >>> a bay area mattress company charged with falsely claiming it's products were assembled in the united states has settled with the federal trade commission. nectar brand also uses the name nectar sleep and dream cloud. nectar's promotional materials claim that it's products were assembled in the u.s., but