soy teresa rodríguez. ilia: yo soy ilia calderón.a esta edición especial de "aquí y ahora". patricia: y yo soy patricia janiot. era una obra que se construyó con el propósito de acortar distancias y proteger peatones. y a pocos días de su instalación, se convirtió en una trampa mortal. sin embargo, a algunos el destino les dio una nueva oportunidad de vida y una lección simple pero muy poderosa. esta es la historia del día cuando la muerte pasó... "bajo el puente". katrina: yo sentí como que cosas caían arriba del carro. pero no sabía lo que era. [gritos] cuando siento esas cosas caer arriba del carro, yo me acuerdo que--de que traté de cubrirme la cabeza para que no--por susto, ¿no? y miro hacia atrás. patricia: katrina collazo no alcanzó a imaginarse la magnitud de la tragedia que estaba viviendo. se había detenido frente a un semáforo rumbo a una cita con un consejero de la universidad internacional de la florida, fiu. katrina: cuando miro hacia atrás, es cuando cae el impacto del--del puente. y veo cómo toda la parte de atrás de

soy teresa rodrÍguez.erÓn, buenas tardes y bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn de "aquÍ y ahora". >> y yo soy patricia giani, era una obra que se construyÓ con el propÓsito de acortar distancia y proteger peatones, a pocos dÍas de la instalaciÓn convirtiÓ en una trampa mortal, sin embargo algunos el destino le dio una segunda oportunidad una lecciÓn poderosa esta es la historia cuando la muerte pasÓ bajo del puente. >>yo sentÍ que cosas cayeron debajo del carro, pero no sabÍa lo que era. cuando siento estas cosas caer arriba del carro me recuerdo >>se habÍa detenido frente a un semÁforo rumbo a una cita con un consejero de la universidad de la florida. >>cuando voy hacia atrÁs cae el impacto del puente y veo como toda la parte de atrÁs de mi carro se aplasta completamente. incluyendo la silla de mi hija. patricia: al principio creÍa que era algo mÁs >>pensaba que un carro me habÍa dado, nunca mi mente hubiese imaginado que era al puente hasta que mire hacia la izquierda y vi todos los carros abajo del puente. patri

les saluda teresa rodríguez. calderón, buenas noches, bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". vamos a pasar con patricia janiot, quien se encuentra en managua cubriendo la crisis que desencadenó hechos de violencia. buenas noches, patricia. patricia: buenas noches, ilia y teresa, y saludos a todos desde la plaza 22 de agosto frente al palacio de gobierno. la represión contra las protestas han dejado al menos 30 muertos. la gran mayoría estudiantes universitarios. las manifestaciones de repudio a esta violencia han sido

les saluda teresa rodríguez. buenas noches, bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". vamos a pasar con patricia janiot, quien se encuentra en managua cubriendo la crisis que desencadenó hechos de violencia. buenas noches, patricia. patricia: buenas noches, ilia y teresa, y saludos a todos desde la plaza 22 de agosto frente al palacio de gobierno. la represión contra las protestas han dejado al menos 30 muertos. la gran mayoría estudiantes universitarios. las manifestaciones de repudio a esta violencia han sido multitudinarias y aunque el presidente revocó el decreto de los cambios al seguro social, los estudiantes y gran parte de la sociedad, se han unido para exigir transformaciones fundamentales que garanticen una verdadera democracia en nicaragua. y mientras se encamina el diálogo nacional, muchas familias siguen de duelo en un país que ha estado entre la rabia y la muerte. las primeras protestas comenzaron el miércoles 18 de abril. estudiantes de la universidad centroamericana se manifestaron indignados por la propuesta

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>>> no, no, por quÉ 67>>> mientras tanto la seÑora teresa, seguirÁ cantando. >>> ♪ (cantan) oye, quÉtro, esta es la historia para esta semana, quÉ le parece si vemos lo que pasa en este momento, la verdad tarde fresca, incluso con temperatura por debajo de promedio para esta Época de aÑo, deberÍamos estar unos grados por encima pero vea 60 san josÉ, 58 para los amigos en hayworth, lo que hace ex sas temperatura este fresca estos vientos bastante fuerte en especial en horas de la maÑana hemos notado san francisco se pone difÍcil manejar y caminar con esta brisa fuerte, en las prÓxima horas san josÉ temperatura desciende 55 a 56°, condiciones secas en gran ba r te, pero tenemos este sistema de baja presiÓn que va inyectar nubosidad y problema billing dado de llovizna hacia lÍnea costera durante las prÓxima horas. tambiÉn se mantiene esta actividad hacia sierra nevada donde vemos y lluvias. notamos que modelos de lluvia mantiene esta condiciones para maÑana 73 en san j sÉ y napa en 80 y esto le digo cambios de temperatura entre una ciudad y otra. >>> ahÍ estÁ, inauguran centro para ayud

teresa mendoza con la querida reina del sur. se despierta 23 aÑos despues.chas generaciones, distintas generaciones. es la seria.

it was mark's fiance, teresa. told me ding was out, there was blood, ding is never out, ever. she's either in the house or she's with mark. she's not just out barking at people. keith morrison: no mark, injured dog. teresa frantic now, called the skagit county sheriff's department. all of those circumstances were very suspicious. keith morrison: this is detective dan luvera. oh, i immediately thought foul play. this is huge. there's more to the story, and there definitely was. keith morrison: coming up, more to the story? yes, there apparently was, starting with a secret history. stories of a marriage's ugly aftermath. you know, divorce is never, never pleasant. but theirs just became very visible. and the fighting involved the business. keith morrison: he was afraid of losing it. very much so. she has been calling key clients and saying really horrible things about him to damage his business. keith morrison: when "dateline continues. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audible. with the

teresa joins us live from washington.his is bloomberg. ♪ these me be clear, tariffs are totally unacceptable. years, canada has been united states' most steadfast ally. >> whatever they do in terms of actions will be encountered by the similarly wade -- weighed action from mexico. we will try to reach a solution in the best interests of mexico and our trading partners. >> if we were to liberalize in the g7 services to the same degree we had liberalized goods, these imbalances would be cut in half for the united states. for the u.k. it happens to be the case as well. >> in no longer appears to be america first, it appears to be america alone. whether it is the iran situation, the paris accord coming out is trade. i do not know where it is going to end up, but it is not healthy for the western world, in my opinion. ofwe are entering month six a threat of a tariffs war. it is not clear where the in administration is going for this. there is as the case remarkable shift from everything being about central banks and quantitati

. >> dicen que una mujer llamada teresa fue la ganadora del debate presidencial en mÉxico.pira a un cargo pÚblico, pero millones hablan de ella en las frases. carolina: un joven cantaba mientras estaba disparando a los jÓvenes.estamos en vivo con algunos estudiantes. como estÁn? feliz comienzo de semana. carolina cerveza y acompaÑando los calderÓn. >> muchas veces, un placer estar aquÍ con ustedes en ediciÓn digital con todas las noticias. comencemos con un vÍdeo que se ha vuelto viral. simplemente por hablar espaÑol un agente de la patrulla fronteriza en montana detuvo a dos ciudadanos estadounidenses en una estaciÓn de gasolina. >>[ habla en inglÉs] >>[habla en inglÉs] >>[ habla en inglÉs] carolina: ana y sofÍa estÁn comprando leche y huevos y a la hora de pagar el agente se les acerca y les pide documentos. es que esta hablando espaÑol. carlos: ediciÓn digital contactÓ la patrulla fronteriza y nos dijeron que las decisiones para interrogar a las personasse basa en una variedad de factores para los cuales los agentes estÁn bien capacitados. este incidente se estÁ analizan

so i agree with maria teresa when she says it's xenophobia, it's racism.nd this administration has done away with that and say what they mean which is they want people not from s-hole countries, they want people from countries like norway and they want the immigrant who come here to be white and too speak english and they're dehumanizing and demeaning people not from those backgrounds. >> and i think the challenge is not just that they're saying it but implementing policy. today secretary nielsen said her feelings were hurt and she was about to resign, she wasn't going to resign because what isis is doing is tearing families apart. she was upset because she didn't like the tone of what the president said to her. i encourage secretary nielsen to say imagine if that tone was an i.c.e. agent knocking down your door without a warrant. that's when you should be afraid. >> stay with us both. >>> coming up, this weekend revealed remarkable news about democrats and the midterm elections. we'll talk about that on the other side. >> we've got to go out and fight lik

this is teresa from las vegas, nevada and my question is a very concerning one. what if anything can we do as a consumer to eliminate the pop-ups that come in the air? when you go on a page you are trying to do some work on and cannot even get past the area where you need to click on something to go further or continue. the pop-up gives you know out. you have to get rid of it but can't get rid of it because it just pops up and comes up. have you been able to address this issue with the providers of the networks? they can be so irritating just to get rid of them. >> guest: i would say this. we need simplification of the kind of agreements that are thrust at us all the time by companies. it is not just in technology. you get a new credit card and it is a credit card agreement you cannot understand and just agreeing with that and many people find there are hidden charges, and looking at simplification of language and that has been gutted under the current administration. we need something like that for tech platforms. our government today is moving in the opposite d

teresa: es así como llegamos al final de esta edición.ice nada. policía: ¿qué traes? roberta: el modelaje es un medio muy competitivo, igual que la actuación, la música. anastasia: ser tu hija lo complica más. todo mundo espera que cante como tú, que actúe como tú, quieren que me vea como tú cuando tenías mi edad. ¡estoy harta de que me comparen contigo! roberta: me duele mucho que me digas eso, que me veas como competencia. yo quiero que seas mejor que yo, mil veces mejor que yo, ¿no lo entiendes? anastasia: mira, mamá, no estoy de humor para tus choros, ni tampoco para tu espectáculo, así que te espero aquí, en el camerino hasta que termines. roberta: hija, ya en unos días es tu cumpleaños y yo había pensado que-- anastasia: no, mamá, ni siquiera hagas planes, ¿eh? porque como siempre se te van a complicar en el último momento. eleazar: hasta que me cobre lo que me debes, roberta. anastasia: nunca voy a ser como tú, mamá. jamás. "quien teme al dios de los cielos, nada le asusta debajo de ellos". [alerta de texto] roberta: ♪ olvida lo pa

how teresa may is doing. as, as prime minister. and, and what is your verdict. >> i wouldn't give her a grade. i don't live here i work, what people -- >> what did you get? what -- >> interesting. depends on what mode of it you are in the uk. that's what i find. i find you. in a private car, you main get a different reaction than on the tube. all depend on who you ask, what mode of transport you are in. give you a different grade. >> we cannot escape the fact that teresa may started. brexit. horrible strain of nativism. here, you are arriving in the middle of this wind rush, crisis. so many african caribbeans who were invited to britain to rebuild the country when there weren't enough people after the war. suddenly finding themselves, persona nongrata. i wonder how you take that. how you -- >> you have a group of people who were for all intents and purposes. british. british went around the world. forcing people to be british. many of the people accepted that title. came to britain. built what they believe was their country. then o

this is a lovely couple, n drew and teresa, husband and wife of almost 45 years.at video, learning how to styling his wife's hair. teresa suffered a massive stroke 18 years ago and struggled to fix and style her own hair. as a mother's day gift, her kids brought her to a salon for a spa day. but the hairstyle only last her through the next morning. seeing how much joy the hairstyle brought teresa, andrew decided to learn how do it himself. after a lesson are the stylist, andrew has gotten the hang of a blouou blowout. i love that. that wraps us up this hour, i'll see you again at 11:00 a.m. and all day long on twitter. coming up now, more news with hallie jackson. >> stephanie ruhle, i will blow out your hair every day. come to doim. >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington and this morning the president's long time right hand man michael cohealth be showing up in a manhattan courtroom in a matter of minutes. sol stormy daniels's lawyer. that's because a federal official is ready to turn over to the government more than a million files taken from cohen's phones during

. >> teresa stevens: i started to have problems right away. told the doctor while i was in the hospital, i couldn't feel my bladder, i couldn't feel when i had to go. >> pelley: teresa stevens had a boston scientific mesh implant in 2014, after the company began using the chinese plastic. >> stevens: sometimes when i went to the doctor, i would have an infection, sometimes when i went, i didn't. so, but i was having pain every time i would void. so, a lot of times i would have some blood. so, i knew something was wrong. >> pelley: in 2016, she had her mesh implant removed by dr. michael margolis, who told us the chinese plastic's lack of documents is a concern. >> margolis: this is an experimental material. implantation of this into anyone is human experimentation, but without consent. because this is novel material. we don't know how this affects humans. it's never been tested before. >> dearmitt: i would say the material they're buying maybe is fine for making a park bench. maybe it's fine for making a disposable cup. but that's a totally di

from teresa morris please. is homeownership within the reach of younger people if they didn't «as? 237—5522 many viewers complained about younger people being slurred with unfair stereotypes. well, jen also objected to the with this response... finally, what's the connection between town in north wales the answer is to be found in the bc‘s live subtitling service, which we've discussed before, sometimes has problems with the words spoken on television. occasionally to the comic degree. one of the examples we raised a with the bc‘s head of broadcast operations was the spoken word brexit appearing on screen as wrexham. and so the very frequent use of brexit in error, it seems a computer software is still making the same mistake. she posted that screen grab of her forest this week. commenting wryly, brexit means wrexham. thank you for all your comments you sent us this week. if you love to share your opinions of bbc news or even appear in person on the programme, you can tell us at... you can find us on twitter at news watch bbc and do have a look at our website where you can watch pr

dijeron que olieron gasolina, la temporada de incendios de maleza comenzó en la región, en santa teresade la bahía dos perros son abandonados a su suerte y gravemente lesionados, en el hecho hay más preguntas que respuestas, al menos uno tendrá un hogar >> estremecedoras imágenes muestran la mandíbula del cachorro colgando, y está fracturado en diferentes partes, y la mujer que lo rescató dijo que el pastor alemán es posible que no sobreviva una cirugía, >> una hembra de 4 meses son halladas acurrucadas entre la basura, >> fue algo que no había visto antes, ella asegura lidiar con casos difíciles pero nada comparado a esto, indigentes en auckland reportaron el hallazgo >> a esta cachorrita le cortaron su pata, pero las cosas para ella comenzarán a cambiar, pues hay interesados en adoptarla, pero para su hermana no, porque la cirugía posiblemente se realice el miércoles, pero antes debe recibir antibióticos para tratar la infeccion lo que tardaría meses >> no se sabe si fue crueldad animal, la policía mientras tanto investiga, >> el estacionamiento pone 5 mil dólares de recompensa quién

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teresa from columbus, ohio. caller: hi, thank you so much for c-span. is, as a border security policy, isn't this a property rights policy, too? if i was in my backyard having a barbecue and 20 strangers started rolling through, i would be appalled. i don't think that people have a put that on people's land because they have a goal that is in their interest and i forgo my right to have my private property. thet this just as much of whole makeup? i certainly wouldn't want to live next to the border with this going on. i wouldn't want to live in columbus, ohio with this going on. can you talk about private property rights and where people fit in? a good question. there are plenty of people you would talk to you at the border that are concerned with people crossing and paying on their property. part of the mission of what homeland security is asking for pushing people towards ports of entry is to discourage it regular crossings at the border. the private property debate goes both ways. they are talking about building a wall, and plenty of people would not

british prime minister teresa mayes been spared the white house subject predicted in local elections in england the conservative party lost control of some key councils but managed to gain ground in the press corps courting regions it was the first test of public opinion since last year's general election. on the football and the blunders league is entering a decisive phase with just two games to go to big teams are in grave danger of being relegated hamburg a second last involves but just two points ahead of them humber have struggled all season and looked certain to be relegated but they have turned things around in recent weeks and they're feeling confident they can avoid the drop. last year about it hamburg in a moment but long faces it was spurred hamburg on a high vosburgh interrupt a very different mood among the fans of both clubs. after three wins in the last four games hamburg a conference ahead of the game in frankfurt. the most important things to show the same mentality as we've done in the last few games by mentality i mean the absolute desire and belief that we can win

la señora teresa que tiene una hija votemos síndrome de down, dice que la utilizaría.una política para utilizar la marihuana medicinal. >>>difería que en la escuela se pueda administrar la marihuana medicinal. >>>eventualmente el aceite de cannabis debería ser un medicamento que cualquier doctor puede prescribir. debería ser legal en todos estados. el ganador tiene hasta el 1 de septiembre para firmar la ley. >>>es una propuesta que está generando reacciones en contadas, ya que según expertos tiene algunos beneficios, combate el glaucoma, >>>el caso de una joven mexicana que necesita un aceite que deriva de la mariguana. le recordamos que tiene que consultar a un médico antes de consumir porque tipo de medicamento. >>>tenemos una noticia de última hora, imágenes en vivo, donde se investiga un tiroteo donde tenemos a un oficial de policía y a un civil heridos de bala . esto ocurrió alrededor de las siete. el sospechoso fue trasladado al hospital, hasta el momento no se sabe es tu condición de salud. estamos viendo imágenes en vivo de este incidente. >>>se captó en vídeo

casting their ballots in local elections the vote is being seen as a crucial test for prime minister teresa mayes government less than a year before the u.k. is due to leave the here opinion here more than four thousand seats on one hundred fifty local councils are at stake in towns and cities across england. and the international red cross has called for the immediate release of a german nurse abducted by armed men from its compound in somalia the group said that it was in contact with the various agencies in the somali capital mogadishu to try and secure the women's freedom. a pornstar a president and his lawyer there have been more twists in the stormy daniels scandal surrounding the u.s. president before we bring you the latest let's take a look at what we know so far porn actress stephanie clifford stage name stormy daniels alleges that she had sex with donald trump back in two thousand and six a year after he married his wife melania. and twenty sixteen daniels was paid one hundred and thirty thousand dollars by trump's lawyer michael cohen cohen she says it was hush money to keep her

i am teresa stricker, the general counsel for lafco.uested that we provide an overview of some options for the lafco to study hospital community benefits. and the first thing that staff requested is that i clarify what is meant by the term community benefits. that term can mean many different things depending on the context with which you're using it, so i'm going to go over a few areas that local government frequently use the term community benefits and then focus us on what we're looking at here today. sometimes agencies and other cities will in negotiating a development agreement, will -- with a private developer, will agree -- have the developer agree to include certain projects that are often referred to as community benefits or public benefits, such as the development of a park or another public amenity. for example, california pacific medical center development agreement requires the development of a variety of different public amenities. so that is not what we're talking about today, so i just wanted to clarify that. additionall

. >>> teresa dice estar cansada de errores que el burÓ comete regularmente al procesar tramites migratoriosren aquÍ, >>> hace horas se anuncio el retiro de tarjetas de residencia permanente con fecha de emisiÓn errÓnea, todas enviadas por correo entre febrero y abril de este aÑo. >>> son personas que estaban removiendo la condiciÓn de residencia o de haberse casado por dos aÑos con un ciudadano americano. >>> la debe pendencia asegura haber compuesto el error. >>> se error serio, lo bueno que por primera vez estÁn aceptando el error porque esto casi nunca ocurre. >>> a partir de 14 de mayo, se emitirÁn notificaciones para que los afectados regresen la tarjeta errÓnea, esto no afectarÁ status legal de res dw dente permanente y una tarjeta nueva serÁ emitida en lapso de 50 dÍas, ninguno de los afectados pueden salir del paÍs hasta no obtener una nueva tarjeta a esta abogada le preocupa esto. >>> en el caso de hospitales y muchas empresas grandes que si la e personas no lleva prueba de status legal en el paÍs, no le permiten trabajan. >>> una propuesta que permitirÍa licencia de conducir a ind

donald trump to pull out of the iran nuclear deal but what do iranians themselves think didn't use teresa tropper has been talking to said dick. a prominent politics professor at the university of tehran u.s. president donald trump us threatening to pull this country out of the nuclear deal how is that seen here in tehran. people are very concept and have all of this if. all the native people who are really feeling. their body the pressure. ness of the sanctions and many if any and feed that if the os the ordinary people would feel. the pressure. of the sanctions you've already mentioned that there would be a reaction from tehran if the trunk would terminate the deal how could it look like other than. restarting. their nuclear in this industry. i really don't see any of their very reaction that. that the islamic government will be able to do what are they going to do so again if the. united that have every right to bomb the u.s. ally in the region what are we going to do. what do you think with the influence be on iran in domestic policies of the nuclear deal was terminated no on fortunat

i'm going to go onto a would affect a lot of people here from teresa morris please.ch of younger people if they didn't drink coffees and eat avocado toast? yes, that's a good quote. not everyone agreed it was a good quote. many viewers complained about younger people being slurred with unfair stereotypes. in fact, jamie batch posted this tweet... what an absolutely ridiculous question to allow the public forum by question time. who the hell he's avocado toast? i'm struggling to hold back expletives. while greg jenner also objected to the with this response... finally, what's the connection between town in north wales and the uk's departure from the european union. the answer is to be found in the bc‘s live subtitling service, which we've discussed before, sometimes has problems with the words spoken on television. 0ccasionally to the comic degree. one of the examples we raised 18 months ago where the bbc‘s head of broadcast operations was the spoken word brexit appearing on screen as wrexham. and despite the very frequent use of brexit in error, it seems a computer s

people went crazy over whether this dress was blue or gold and of course today this clip is dividing teresa model christie tighen tweeted it so clearly laurel i can't even figure out why anyone would he johnny and thing at least tweeted i'm sorry but it's jani if you think it's laurel i'm praying for you that's why we're hearing different things people say it's about how we interpret how brains interpret different you know words and whether when we look on one thing then we stick on it and can't really understand why someone else might be hearing something about something else it's to do with i and also what device really sitting on so fascinating fascinating view from a social media this we have to leave it there thank you very much. you're watching the news business up next stay with that. you accidentally shed some of. the trolls. spending time in the field. can you get out. with him because of that i always see your english. ship this week on d w. pollution. is.

la llamÓ a teresa le pareciÓ muy sospechoso.ue estaban dando en la compaÑÍa de gas. en otra oportunidad, otro individuo le dijo que su hermano estaba en la frontera y que necesitaba dinero para pasar. le hablÓ mi hermano y me dice que no es cierto. pero esto le pedÍan $4000. el bombardeo es constante. se estima que las estafas a personas mayores suman $37,000,000,000 por aÑo. sÓlo uno de cada cuatro casos se reporta. siempre verificar quiÉn te estÁ llamando y por quÉ. si quieres hacer un cambio, te estÁn pidiendo informaciÓn, hacerlo llamada. supuestos tÉcnicos de microsoft ofreciendo recesiÓn de programas. en nuestra zona, dentro de paneles solares y otros servicios. les prometo que su programa de gobierno, que es algo gratis y que no van a tener que pagar por ello. despuÉs se dan cuenta que es un arrendamiento de 20 aÑos. a veces los estafadores pueden estar entre los mismos familares en las vÍctimas por pesar no denuncian. el nÚmero del centro de informaciÓn al consumidor esta pantalla. queremos agradecer a todos los que part

calvillo and also teresa stricker and also want to thank our other colleague, commissioner pollack, and john avalos for participating and my wonderful chief of staff. so, thank you so much, everybody. i know that we have mr. brian gobel here today and i wanted to welcome him and invite him up to share a little bit about himself for the benefit of both the commission and for the public. would you mind? >> madame chair, commissioners. i am so grateful for this opportunity. and honored to have been selected. my background is as journalist for the last 20 years. i've been -- for the last 10 year, i've been coming to city hall to cover meetings and have worked with a lot of staff here and i am really excited now to take that experience and work in government to have a direct impact on improving people's lives, especially our most vulnerable citizens. i'm also super excited to be working with some incredible leaders at city hall and i am ready to get started. >> thank you very much. colleagues, my questions for mr. goebel at all? >> sorry. i was so excited and surprised to see your name as on

that fire burned 16 acres near santa teresa boulevard on the outskirts of the santa teresa county park and golf course. no word on what started the fire. >>> firefighters investigating the cause of a suspicious fire at a preschool in newark. alameda county firefighters relieved photos. this was saturday ata is farrah kid preschool on newark boulevard about 1:30 in the afternoon. the first firefighters on scene said they smelled gasoline. the flames were held in check by the building's sprinklers and put out quickly by firefighters. you can see both rooms have water and fire damage. >>> tomorrow, berkeley leaders will reportedly debate giving their police reviews commission more authority and independence. berkeley was the first city in the bay area to create a review board, and that was back in the early '70s. over time, other cities' watchdog groups have assumed more control with less oversight. berkeley leaders say they may decide add a reform measure to the november ballot. >>> and power alto will launch a video-monitoring system at four train crossings in june. part here an effort

. >>> con sorpresa reaccionÓ teresa cuando escuchÓ que la cadena de supermercados (nombre en inglÉs)ltigami porque se les prohibÍa hablar en su idioma >>> de acuerdo a la demanda en el 2012 la compaÑÍa iniciÓ una polÍtica de hablar sÓlo inglÉs pero al menos en una tienda de san diego el supervisor la puso en rigor sÓlo en empleados latinos >>> los disciplinaba enfrente de otros de manera pÚblica y los disciplinaba con comentarios ofensivos >>> al punto que varios terminaron renunciando. los empleados reportaron sus casos de maltrato y discriminaciÓn con la compaÑÍa y ellos nunca tomaron ninguna medida para remediar la situaciÓn. ahÍnco albertson dijo por el contrario (informaciÓn en pantalla): - aÚn asÍ los litigantes dicen que la compaÑÍa es responsable de lo que hacen sus supervisores y dicen que hay mÁs vÍctimas que aÚn no alzan la voz. >>> >>> el departamento de agricultura retirÓ del mercado 35 mil libras de carne molida. esto despuÉs que un consumidor se encontrara entre la carne pedazos de plÁsticos. diego arias nos cuenta. >>> si usted ha comprado carne molida recientemente p

to paraphrase mother teresa, in the final analysis it is not between you and the things of the world,but always between you and god. i congratulate each of you on this milestone in your formation, your catholic formation. may god guide each of you throughout your lives and i pray that you love and serve him in this life so you could be happy with him in the next. [applause] >> starbucks chief operating officer, rosalind brewer, delivered the commencement address at spelman college in atlanta, georgia. she spoke about her company's decision to have employees undergo biased training following the arrest of two black blue blue at a philadelphia starbucks location. >> thank you. it is such a joy to be here. 34 years ago, i was right where you are at this moment. i was filled with gratitude and knowledge and maybe a little anxiety and a lot of anxiety about what the future

teresa may and trump have agreed on talks abo tim packet on any new u.s.ctions against iranr ain along with france and germany is worried that european countries arising in iran will e punished by the u.s. after withdrawing from the deal. they agreed on the need for talks on the issue. now, he is one of america's heroes a former presidential candidate who was tortured in vietnam. john mccain also has brain cancer. that's another reason why he would be treated with the greatest oct res but now, though, a white house official has shocked washi ston ing that his vote didn't matter because "he's dyingay an that brought this response from yhn mccain's daughter. >> and whatever want to say in this kind of t environment, thing that surprises me most t days ist we -- i don't understand what kind of environment you'd be working in that that's acceptable andmetill o work the next day and still have a job. reporter: our reporter has been looking at this story in washington. reporter: what we know i that it was kelly sadler reportedly said this.hi she is a house aide.

i talked to a nurse called teresa, she takes her blood pressure and then she has a video connection to a doctor that is located in a larger town. that connection has enabled that clinic to stay open and has changed the lives of that small number of people in that community. that is what people care about, how to get more choices and options. , people havelity raised the issue, but they want other and faster internet -- broadband. action,is the senate does it have any effect, are there any lawsuits still out there? commissioner carr: there have been lawsuits to roll back the title to decision. we had action in the senate a congressional review act to put back in place that title ii regulatory framework, and we apply that to the internet. i think that is the wrong approach. i think it is important to separate this title ii regulatory framework and some basic rules of the world -- road. how people feel about net neutrality. there is a tremendous amount of common ground that i think has been lost. the basic rules of the road, no blocking, no discrimination, no broken promises. there is a t

teresa ha analizado este fenÓmenoy asegura que el aumento de la violencia va de la mano con la participaciÓn elecciones en 2015. sin embargo, un aÑo mÁs tarde tres regidores exigieron su renuncia argumentando que una mujer no iba a ser capaz de conseguir obras y acusÁndola de desvÍo de recursos. >> estamos cansados de ser violencia polÍtica de gÉnero que han empleado, porque siempre manifestado que no posible con la mujer siga. >> todo este tipo de acciones que menos mujeres quieran participar en polÍtica o que las que estÁn se vayan. andrea: patricia mercado quien fuera candidata a la presidencia de mÉxico, también sufriÓ violencia y resistencia su candidatura. >> habÍa un grupo importante del partido oma sobre todo una dirigencia muy varonil, que impugnada mi candidatura. no se resignaban aquello fuera la candidata. andrea: del 2015 la fecha se ha registrado un incremento significativo de la velaciÓn polÍtica contra las mujeres candidatas en mÉxico. sin embargo, y quienes piensen que estas el primer paso para lograr un cambio para construir una relaciÓn distinta. >> se estÁ construyendo co

jeremy corbyn this —— describe the performance as a solid as teresa wake —— may welcome the results foratives. but she would not take anything for granted. they gained control of barnett. as well as peterborough and redditch. but they did was control of trafford council. labour one plymouth in a less for sure. —— day one. liberal democrats one kingston upon thames. with the leader vince cable saying his party will work on the date back. —— on the way back. the tally looks like this. labour have gained 59, the conservatives lost 21. lib dem gained 68. the greens gained five and it was a major loss for ukip. it has been described as a wipe—out. last night's results would mean that in a general cup —— election, the conservatives and labour would be neck and neck on 35%. the others on 1496. neck and neck on 35%. the others on 14%. with her analysis of the night is our political editor. her report contains flashing images. there have been a lot of tory nerves. but they held them for the most part. in a famous tory council wandsworth, they cla p famous tory council wandsworth, they clap on. t

then, british prime minister teresa may answers questions about brexit negotiations and other issues from members of the house of commons. later, former white house press secretary, sean spicer. announcer: this week on "q&a" university of virginia history professor william hitchcock. professor hitchcock discusses his book "the age of eisenhower: america and the world in the 1950's." host: william hitchcock, why did you call your new book "the age of eisenhower"? william: i think the period of the death of roosevelt to john kennedy, 1945 to 1963 is a period in whh

. >> british prime minister teresa may answer several rounds of questions from members of the government's treatment of war ii commonly referred to as the windrush generation. many who migrated during that time is now faced detention and deportation because of the 2012 immigration law. this week's prime minister question time is about 45 minutes. >> questions to the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> mr. speaker, i know that numbers across will join me in offering our deepest condolences to the family and friends of michael martin who died earlier this week. he served as speaker for nearly nine years in ayrshire members will remember hisk. public service, his commitment to his can issue and see and i particularly remember him for the courtesy which he always showed me. mr. speaker, this such meetings later today. thank you, mr. speaker. skirting is the vice practice of taking a photo under a woman's skirt without her consent. this is not a offense under the law in england wales. i've been working closely to change this for a month and her lawyer to make up skirting a specific c

economt teresa ghilarducci says no. >> i don't think it was the fault of good intentioned, good hearted progressives. >> reporter: consider hothe big auto bailouts during the bush and obama administrations and their economic brain trusts helped the midwest. >> those regions would have fallen much further behind than they did. but paul, they s.ll fell behi >> reporter: and that falling hind exacerbated populis resentment, says economist deirdre mccloskey, against those of us who complacently benefited from the post-industrial economy. g uess we caused it because we didn't keep up enough populism banter on our own is >> reporter: you mean we didn't, we didn't.ay >>nough populist things. >> reporter: and the message constantly portrayed in the media, that economic inequality was growing, made matters worse. or so mccloskey controversially claims. >> it's the politicioms and academics indeed and some a lot of journalists have emphasized it. have said "you poor people, yous inequalityncreased." which is dubiously true. >> reporter: so what you're saying is that when people like myself say lo

>> mostly clear skies and santa teresa, warming up quickly in the upper 60s and mid 70 aegs and few spots hitting 80. we'll talk about what's ahead for the weekend coming up next. >>> and a light easy drive at the berkeley curve. a little cash lane backup at the toll plaza. friday should clear up, we'll track things over the next half hour to see how they shape up. t morning. >>> a very good friday morning. thanks for joining us. we're just waking up right now on this friday morning. live pictures from san jose, highway 101 camera this morning at the 680 interchange. today -- i'm laughing because they wrote it's quautro demayo. it is also may the 4th be with you. >> right. >> that's what people know it as. >> good side or dark side of the 4th. >> always good. >> but depends on when you find me. but the bright side today because the weather will look really nice. >> the afternoon starts out cloudy, we'll see clouds rolling by. we can already see the low clouds as we take a live look outside in san francisco, very top of the trans america pyramid, you can see the light is hidden a little bi

and the banker -- it was so funny, becausehe banker very teresa ioes, and um, the ceo. it's like, oh, nice, congratulations. i think it's important for young women today to what i've done and to know that it's possible. t to knowt you can go out and build a business fm absolutely nothing through a successful ipo, through life as a public company. women can do that. >> reporter: she is probably the most under the radar pink-haired female owner, but know she earled she's a role model. >>> that does itor us tonight, i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. tomorrow i friday. enjoy tonight. see you tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." y> funding of this presentation is made possible the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pur solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we gin to chisel we strip away everything that stands in the way to reveanew possibilities. at purepoint financial, we have designed our modern approach

abstained calling into question just how important the truth is to teresa mayes government and leaving london in the comfortable position of condemning potentially her ific abuses also in the guns to carry them out they are always about. actually they have increased their offices. in critical occasionally and the more wall the more the shareholders go. oh but yeah. right i mean we can really only thing i really believe them and shareholders people working at the. already you know they're. buying these rules. they can see where i was where those children were coming in one by one them without legs. i don't. know i think they were like industry israeli army is using excessive force against protesters it accuses hamas of fueling the riots but new reports of the i.d.f. deploying heavy weaponry appear almost every day on sunday at the gaza health ministry said that three palestinians have been killed by israeli tank fire meanwhile the i.d.f. posted this video saying that they attacked a hamas military post in gaza and detonated a bomb placed a political analyst. says that israel has every r

let's go to santa teresa, mid 50s at 8:00 today and reaching in the mid-70s for the afternoon as you check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we will have the little bit of a cooldown over the next couple of days before it heats up. as you're getting dressed this morning, it's a day for a jacket of course, to start out and why not wear your warriors colors and short sleeves as it heats up and cools down once again. as we look outside, we're getting ready for game five and we'll be definitely enjoying some beautiful weather for today as we reach into the mid to upper 60s there as you're heading into oracle, about 63 degrees and then all clear skies tonight heading out of the stadium, it will be in the upper 50s with our highs today just a little bit cooler than yesterday, up to 81 in gilroy and that area yesterday, we were hitting the upper 80s and 77 in downtown san jose. and for walnut creek, expect a high of 79, 70 in hayward and 69 in san mateo today. a little bit cooler in half moon bay at 59 degrees. mid-60s in san francisco and upper 70s for much of the nor

teresa, a republican. your question or comment here. >> i'm wondering when you're talking about what to spend where, when mull vainny hasn't handed over a budget yet. he's, they've been waiting since april 15th for that. and he's not done it. >> professor. >> the budget process is slowly underway in congress. it's gotten slower and lower with every pasing year, which results in final budgets for a year off and halfway through the year as pretty much happened this year. they are working on budgets for the coming here. >> we've had coverage here on cspan of my of the president's cabinet secretaries. heads of agencies up on capitol hill. testifying about their budget questions before the appripriations committees. the hhs secretary was wup op capitol hill yesterday as well as the interior secretary. and the commerce secretary. so go to our website. you can watch their testimony there. jenny in ft. wayne, indiana. democrat. >> hi. my name is jenny. i just wanted to comment on the bill as far as i can tell the

abstained calling into question just how important the truth is to teresa mayes government and leaving london in the comfortable position of condemning potentially horrific abuses also in the guns to carry them out. they always do and there's really no. actually they've increased their offices throughout the night in critical occasionally but the more all the more shareholders go. we do so but she has a right i'm a guy who can really i think i really believe. shareholders the people working at the existing two elg already you know they're. lying israel's point they can see where i was where those children were coming in one by one them without legs they can see i don't. know i think they would walk away in the street. four and a half thousand pairs of shoes have been laid out in front of the e.u. council building ahead of a meeting of the blocs foreign ministers each pair is meant to represent the palestinians killed by israeli forces over the last decade. over a thousand of them symbolizing children and i brought the shoes of my daughter as well. to just show that i'm standing with th