teresa: ¿por qué?a tarde. teresa: carlos hizo planes para volar a costa rica. carlos: al principio se manejaba el móvil de robo secuestro. teresa: como carla es ciudadana estadounidense, el fbi también se involucró en la investigación y le hizo a carlos un pedido que, en principio, le pareció extraño. carlos: que yo me lleve prendas de vestir, digamos de la ropa usada de ella. teresa: más tarde entendieron la petición cuando les comunicaron sobre un macabro hallazgo. mario: llega la noticia de que un cuerpo es encontrado en unas inmediaciones del airbnb, a escasos metros y-- tuvimos mucho miedo por esta noticia, pero debíamos esperar. teresa: ese mismo día, carlos viajó a costa rica y se fue directamente a la morgue, desesperado por ver el cadáver y esperanzado en que no fuera su hija carla. pero no pudo, pues, todavía le estaban practicando la autopsia. Él desconocía sus derechos como extranjero y pidió ayuda para sortear el entramado legal. joseph: tuvimos el primer contacto. un hombre muy aturdido,

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 the sheriff of ellis. 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 "dateline" continues. with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. voting for your favorite has never been easier. just say "vote for world of dance" into your xfinity v-mo. um jennifer, it's called a voice remote, not a v-mo. yeah, i just think v-mo has a nicer ring to it. so, just say "vote for

yes, teresa's dna was on that bullet. >> and do you now believe that teresa was shot in that garage?> yes. >> one strange thing, though, when they searched the garage for blood, they never found a drop. how could you clean up all that blood? >> well, he did it to the best of his ability, i guess. bleach, paint thinner. that cleans up blood. >> teresa's friend, kim, said when she heard the details about teresa's final moments, she was heart broken. >> i remember crying and just hoping she was who she was and fought because she was a very strong person. >> ken kratz charged brendan dassey as a co-conspirator in her murder. >> i intend to hold each of these defendants accountable for the rape, the torture, and the murder of teresa halbach. >> but not so fast. dassey recanted his statements. just before avery's trial, the judge dismissed the rape charge against him and didn't allow any of those allegations about avery's treatment of women, saying they didn't prove anything about teresa's murder. and avery was never charged with assaulting his ex-fiancee or with raping the teen. to this d

saludamos a teresa rodríguez quien se encuentra en tegucigalpa, honduras. buenas noches, teresa.. muy buenas noches a todos. la mayoría de los inmigrantes que se encuentran varados en la frontera entre méxico y estados unidos provienen de honduras, guatemala y el salvador. y tras la reciente decisión del presidente donald trump de retirar la ayuda económica, lo que se siente acá en honduras es incertidumbre y miedo ante una vida que ya es precaria, peligrosa y desalentadora. donald trump: [habla en inglés] [teresa] fue una catástrofe anunciada. por meses, el presidente de los estados unidos, donald trump, había amenazado con suspender la ayuda económica a los países del triángulo norte si no detenían el avance de caravanas de inmigrantes. la amenaza se convirtió en realidad. donald trump: [habla en inglés] [teresa] en honduras, la noticia fue recibida con incertidumbre y miedo por quienes se benefician de los programas. carolina: es un error que está cometiendo. [teresa] carolina no es el verdadero nombre de esta madre ni fanny es el de su hija, pero ellas prefieren que las ident

teresa, patricia, muy buenas noches a todos. donde mantienen retenidos a inmigrantes en esta improvisada jaula. esta semana, noticias univisión ha estado desde la frontera entre méxico y estados unidos para registrar precisamente la llegada y la espera de miles de familias. pedro rojas, del noticiero univisión, nos muestra cómo aquellos que buscan permanecer juntos, deben enfrentar un gran río que los separa de sus sueños. >> me duelen las rodillas, me duele el cuerpo. pedro: el fenómeno migratorio que se vive en el sur de texas es el epicentro del debate nacional que mantiene al presidente donald trump enfrentado con el congreso. Él busca miles de millones de dólares para construir un muro. aunque las obras para levantar parte de esa barrera ya comenzaron con fondos previamente aprobados. el sector de río grande valley es la jurisdicción que reporta casi la mitad de los arrestos de inmigrantes indocumentados en el país. quienes vigilan esta área, aseguran que se trata de un fenómeno diario que se ha recrudecido últimamente. car

>> lo mÁximo porque como personaje teresa es muy fuerte, guerrer guerrera...Ñaron? >> antes de comenzar d las comes grabaciones, defensa personal, cÓmo tomar un arma, como hacer de pronto golpes, cachetadas, aprender a correr bien o me podÍa lastimar. y su mamÁ la criÓ para que pudiera defenderse, manejar, y yo creo que era una mamÁ paranoica pero en realidad tenÍ toda la razÓn. >> estuviste conviviendo con un elenco donde muchos son mexicanos ¿ se te pegÓ alguna palabra? >> claro, cuando estaba con ellos hablaba mexicano, como que se me salÍa pero tambiÉn habÍa muchos colombianos entonces tambiÉn me sentÍ cÓmoda pero es es bueno porque tenÍa que ser mexicana en la serie >> controlaste el acento?. >> sÍ, controlÉ mi acento >> que por cierto es muy bonito. >> gracias >> alguien me contÓ que ademÁs de actuar te gusta cantar y tienes una voz muy dulce >> me encanta cantar >> ¿por quÉ no me cantas algo asÍ? ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> ¿ tomaste clases de canto?. >> no. >> ¿ es natural? >> sÍ >> esta hermosura es isabella sie

mendoza corrÍa por su vida no, era corre teresa corre, y ahora corre tras los malos una teresa mendozaale volando tambiÉn >>> la serie se grabÓ en rusia, en marruecos, en espaÑa, tambiÉn en italia, colombia, tambiÉn en mÉxico. como este set en una producciÓn de primera calidad con una manufactura impresionante que no tiene nadie que envidiarle a hollywood y nada. >>> van todo el mundo allÁ >>> vamos un grupo reducido que fue quienes estuvimos todo el tiempo, pero en cada paÍs empezamos en rusia, primer dÍa teresa mendoza despuÉs de 8 aÑos, con cara de eh, o sea, estamos en rusia no entendemos nada el director juraba que hablaba ruso entonces les hablaba en ruso segÚn Él y a todos los camarÓgrafos todo fue ruso pero fue interesante, pero lo bonito de mi trabajo que en el set todos hablamos en el mismo idioma porque todos leÍmos el mismo guion no. eso es lo bonito en rusia, despuÉs en rumania, despues en italia, despuÉs en espaÑa. llegamos a espaÑa dijimos ole. por fin, tampoco nos entendimos. (risas). >>> no nos entendimos, no hubo manera pero la pasamos increÍble y si era difÍcil porqu

. >>> hoy estamos de fiesta en telemundo por el res de kate del castillo como teresa mendoza, la reinade en su principal motor para enfrentarse a sus na superserie filmada en ocho paÍses donde veremos a una teresa mendoza imparable, como dijo kate del castillo en una entrevista a noticias telemundo. >>> bueno yo manejo moto desde hace muchÍsimo aÑos la lancha no se la manejaba pero la aprendÍ en la primera reina, y este y trato de hacer lo que puedo porque me gusta y porque me emociÓn no y me meto en el personaje. >>> y ademÁs de una historia cargo de acciÓn, kate del castillo dice que esta temporada tiene el intente de una mega producciÓn de hollywood. de verdad nunca se ha espaÑol, nunca asÍ que esperen algo se ve grandota hay acciÓn, y de todo. >>tÁn listos para el regreso esta noche de la narcotraficante en tacones solo por telemundo. >>> es muy arriesgada tambiÉn porque entrar en ese mundo no es fÁcil tambiÉn nadie y menos para una mujer. todo. >>> en los Ángeles marÍa paula para las fonoticias. >>> se lo pierda esta noche a las diez nueve centro, aquÍ por telemundo regresa teresa

on the program journalism is not a crime but in the philippines top investigative reporter maria teresa faces a major press freedom challenge will be speaking with her plus. japan unveils the name of a new era these characters will represent the court of japan's next emperor we tell you what they need. i'm melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we start out in the philippines where journalist and editor in chief of the rappler maria teresa has posted bail for an eighth time raissa is a well respected investigative reporter and the rappler is a news website which has recorded without fear or favor including on the current government of president rugby go to terror tape that has led to eleven complaints and cases raissa and her news room face to date everything from tax evasion to libel has been thrown at them the one that's free press coalition a global alliance of newsrooms has identified racist case as one of the top ten most urgent press freedom cases in the world today and i should add that this week daughter of ella joined this coalition with the latest we

even if teresa manjeremy corbyn can find common cause, it's even if teresa manjeremy corbyn can findminister to move away from her redline after digging in for so long. the view at the top of the government seems to be do whatever it takes. very nice to see you. for me, it's an article of faith that we might leave the european union, we promise a country that we would do so, and the only way unless the prime minister deal is to be voted through, is to seek would labour some common ground so that we can have a swift exit. but you also promised to conservative voters that would be no moves getting away some of her redline. if we were not to leave, because we were unprepared in a situation that we now face, to move any of the redlines that we had set, then we would effectively mean we would never leave it all. he would not offer legal guarantees compromises a blast, but might accept labours plan for a custom union so long resisted by the tories. that's a prize, and if you offered it to my colleagues five yea rs offered it to my colleagues five years ago, we would have bitten off the arm

to prime minister teresa mayes unpopular withdrawal deal parliament is set to vote again tomorrow but the e.u. says it is now looking quote almost inevitable that britain will leave the union within ten days if parliament fails to act so the no use having so the news have it you. have it it. was sharing how horrible for proposals all turned down but some of the so-called indicative votes were quite close to one authored by conservative m.p. kenneth clarke called for a withdrawal agreement to include a permanent customs union with the e.u. it failed by just three votes monday i think now it's a proposal from the labor m.p. peter kyl called for a confirmatory public vote a second referendum to approve may's perts a deal before it is ratified by parliament but it failed by twelve votes given everything ten conservative m.p. nick powell's proposed a soft brakes a deal that would keep britain in the e.u. single market it failed by twenty one votes after which a dejected polls threw in the towel. i accept i have. i have no chiefly because my coffee refuses to come from the i.c.u. . i regret

expected to hold another series of indicative votes that could be followed by yet another vote on teresa mayes picks a deal which parliament has rejected three times already but time is running out in brussels the head of the european parliament's pricks a committee that tweeted that monday's votes left a hard perks that nearly inevitable and warned that the u.k. has a last chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss. well just how close are things right now our correspondent joins us from london good morning charlotte the parliament has now rejected all the alternatives to teresa mayes plan twice what do you think they're going to try again later this week is there a chance for an agreement that. well to be fair i mean parliament has only to try it twice to find a majority so for that it went pretty well the customs union proposal only came three votes short so they are going to try to do this later again the week this week and then find those three votes to then finally get a majority but we have to ask ourselves what is going to happen then so if parliament finds a majority for exa

teresa mabel have to decide what those things are. one of the reasons they wa nt things are.they want a longer extension is that there that if we leave when theresa may is prime minister, any prime minister that comes next may be more of the brexiteer and not do the deal. the problem is that the uk is in sucha deal. the problem is that the uk is in such a low weak position now. the suggestion that we were dictating terms during the brexit process and all of that stuff, totally out of the window. i think the whole issue is sustainability of the nine months. he thinks only for cabinet ministers come out about the lake untiljune ministers come out about the lake until june 30. you ministers come out about the lake untiljune 30. you have gone for nine months, and the party tolerated. so. nine months, and the party tolerated. 50. they cannot get rid of her? technically they cannot. obviously, there is opportunity cost for the british economy, that is back upa for the british economy, that is back up a wet billions. you would help —— that is worth millions. back up a wet billions.

expected to hold another series of indicative votes that could be followed by yet another vote on teresa mayes breaks a deal which parliament has rejected three times already but time is running out in brussels the head of the european parliament's pricks a committee that tweeted that monday's votes left a hardbacks at nearly inevitable and warned that the u.k. has a last chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss. and the chief bracks a negotiator michel barnier spoke a short while ago in brussels this is what he had to say about monday's developments in the british parliament and let me just make a point very clear. you won't read peter three. you know i'll give you my nerve and agreement. and we'll be the only one let's get the very latest now from matheson brussels and charlotta potts in london good morning to both of you georg if we can start with brussels we've just heard a few moments ago a new warning from brussels that the deal on the table is the only one is the tone though from michel barnier today different. i don't think necessarily of course it is more serious a situati

and of course, by then, he had found teresa. then, in the summer of 2009, two strange 911 calls came into the skagit county sheriff's office. an anonymous male caller claimed mark stover was transporting drugs in his car. >> there's a crime that is going to take place in the morning. >> reporter: police pulled mark over, found a small amount of marijuana and cocaine underneath the car. but he was not arrested. mark told police he believed he was being set up. those were not his drugs. mark wasn't charged with any crime. but he was terrified? >> he was terrified that someone was trying to set him up to be charged with transportation of these drugs and facing jail time or prison time or both. >> reporter: not long after that drug incident, mark opened up to a longtime client. told her, she said, that he was convinced his days were numbered. >> he totally shocked me by saying how every time he leaves his house in the morning he checks under his car to make sure there's nothing like a bomb. he was a shaken man. >> reporter: and then

hola, qué tal, les saluda teresa rodríguez.tricia janiot, buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". en esta hora les vamos a contar algunas historias de horror en las cuales multitudes desbordadas deciden tomar la justicia en sus manos. empezamos en bogotá, colombia, donde yezid baquero nos muestra lo que sucede cuando en un vecindario se promueven acusaciones falsas. yezid: era un día de finales de octubre pasado en un populoso sector del sur de bogotá, colombia, donde el crimen es una preocupación di la relativa tranquilidad fue interrumpida por un sonido que empezó a repetirse. [alerta de mensaje] muchos pobladores recibieronnda. romb los secuestradores de niños". william, un residente del sector recuerda lo que sintió en ese momento. william: mucha rabia, porque imagínese que se vengan a meter con los hijos de uno. yezid: sin tener prueba alguna contra los tres sospechosos, los persiguieron y los atacaron. los hombres fueron rescatados por la policía y, moribundos, los llevaron al hospital más cercano. la crudeza de las

theresa teresa, come on up. -- teresa, come on up. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is theresa, i'm a principal planner with a citywide policy planning section of city planning. i am here to talk about the health and balance report numbe. this is for your information, and for your acceptance. so what is the housing balance report? in april of 2015, the board of supervisors approved ordinance 50 3:15 to add section 103 to the planning code. this section directs the planning department to monitor and report the balance between newmarket rate housing and the new affordable housing production. the housing balance is the proportion of all new affordable housing units to the total number of net new units. over a ten-year housing balance period. the ordinance requires a biannual reporting, and i will be talking about the reports, which we will submit -- which were cemented to youtube weeks ago, and covers the period from the beginning of 2009 to the fourth quarter of 2018. so why a housing balance? one goal of the ordinance is to ensure that data on meeting affordab

politicians are feeling the strain last night one of teresa mayes m.p.'s quit the party and also have been reports of abuse being directed at w.'s abraxas analyst i look forward to watching is here to tell us more but welcome alex let's start with this this is quitting who is this conservative who left and why did he go so his name is nick bowles and his a very loyal conservative one has been in the past and he's spent the past few weeks trying to garner enough political support across the spectrum to support a self to brics it and that is despite the fact that he has supported to reason may's deal with the three times but he feels that he has to reach out that parliament has to reach out to get more support last night though his idea for a softer breaks it failed for the second time and only thirty three conservative m.p.'s voted for it and he was furious. art circles are have. are have. chiefly because mari. refuses to compromise. our growth there for sure in our that are under law suits for this part of. our big dog or. a real gentleman. so i look for

bragg's improves it comes after parliament again rejected a number of alternatives to prime minister teresa mayes unpopular withdrawal deal but the e.u. says it is now looking increasingly likely that britain will leave the e.u. without a deal in less than two weeks alas it drastically changes course. michel barnier is not giving up hope yet the e.u.'s chief breaks that negotiator said the u.k. could still accept the stalled divorce deal stressing that it was the only way for britain to leave the bloc in an orderly manner. if the u.k. parliament government vote in favor of the really rather grim and in the coming days only two options would remain living without an agreement or requesting a longer extension of a recall fifty. new deal that was never our desired or in turn done tsunami. deal was never my desired or intended scenario but you twenty seven is now prepared. becomes day after day more likely. after barney spoke in brussels ministers in london convened at ten downing street for a marathon cabinet meeting prime minister theresa may schedule five hours of talks to try to find a way

le saluda teresa rodrÍguez . patricia: bienvenidos a " aquÍ y ahora".tar unas historias de horror de las cuales multitudes desbordadas deciden tomar justicia en sus manos. empezamos en bogotÁ, vecindario se promueven acusaciones falsas. en octubre de bogotÁ, colombia donde el crimen es una preocupaciÓn. la relativa tranquilidad fue interrumpida por un sonido. empezÓ repetirse. muchos pobladores recibieron un mensaje aterrador. presencia de delincuentes en su vecindario. >> hay personas sentadas y dicen son los secuestradores de niÑos.>> sentÍ mucha rabia porque imagÍnese que se vengan a meter con los hijos de uno. >> sin tener prueba alguna los persiguieron y los atacaron. los hombres fueron rescatados por la policÍa a algunos los llevaron mÁs cercanos. la rudeza de las imÁgenes hacen que las detengamos aquÍ. uno de ellos muriÓ a causa de los golpes. a mÁs de 670 millas de distancia la caribeÑa ciudad de santa marta un abuelo de 85 aÑos no para de llorar por la muerte del menor de sus nietos. todavÍa no logra procesar lo que sucediÓ. >> nosotros depende

teresa: carla estefanÍa que estaba preparada para una ocasiÓn especial.describir lo que yo vi es muy difÍcil. teresa: investigadores y familiares buscan respuestas a muchas preguntas. >> quiÉn limpiÓ su habitación? >> hondureÑos bajen-- viajen a trabajar. con esto y mÁs los esperamos hoy en la ediciÓn nocturna. ilia: se desata ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: el astronauta experimentÓ cambios fÍsicos y genÉticos a consecuencia de su permanencia en el espacio entre 2015 y 2016. concluye el estudio que se realizÓ con Él y su hermano que tambiÉn es astronauta pero permaneciÓ en tierra. antes del viaje se sometieron exÁmenes para compararlos con prueba practicada de puede la misiÓn. durante sus tres hitos 40 dÍas en el espacio hubo cambios genÉticos. se afectaron mÁs de 1000 genes. la cara tuya se engrosÓ, se observo una reducciÓn de las capacidades cognitivas del astronauta. sus glÓbulos oculares cambiaron de forma y afecto su sistema cardiovascular. el estudio que se publica la revista cientÍfica, indica que el cuerpo se adaptÓ a las condiciones del espacio y se normalizÓ cuand

to these complicated questions there's a lot to this it's crunch time once again for brics it and teresa mayes meeting in a few hours with her cabinet to be sitting down for five hours a very long meeting what's being called a showdown what do you think we can expect to come out of the. well the cabinet is meeting without civil servants for a few hours at first and that is might be an indication that they are going to talk about the possibility of a general election that is something that took the tory party does not want to see the labor party would indeed like to see that because they are pulling very high at the moment and they could be successful in if there was new elections to be held so that is one option that they are certainly going to be discussing to change the parliamentary arithmetic and to find a way forward and the other thing that they are going to be discussing is should the u.k. to leave with a deal the majority of may's cabinet actually things that that would be a good idea and that the consequences wouldn't be s. chaotic as we all think and expect so that will be some

>>> le quise poner un poco de mi humor un poquito del humor porque teresa es un personaje muy oscuros, bueno, eso creo. >> (risas) >>> bueno, estamos pegados todos al televisor porque regresa la reina >>> gracias kate. >> que la disfruten muchÍsimo >>> me despido junto a kate del castillo soy mariana rodrÍguez continÚen con mÁs >>> llegÓ el gran dÍa el estreno de la reina del sur no se lo pierdan esta noche a las 10 por telemundo 48. -- las nuevas estadsticas muestran que hay 626 casos confirmados en 22 estados incluyendo california -- de estos.. por lo menos "tres" se diagnosticaron aqu en el rea d ela baha -- la mayora de los nuevos reportes vienen desde nueva york. -- las autoridades consideran que el nmero de enfermos con el sarampin..... sobrepasar las estadisticas del aÑo 2014 cuando se reportaron 667 casos. ---un reciente estudio indica que >>> las autoridades consideran que el nÚmero de enfermos con el sarampiÓn sobre pasarÁ el aÑo 2014 cuando se reportaron 647 casos. >> muchos pacientes de cÁncer acuden a la marihuana analizaron los datos y reportÓ utilizar dicha hierba y se

,teresa, patricia. lugar donde mantienen retenidos a inmigrantes en esta jaula. para registrar precisamente la llegada del espera de miles de familia. pedro rojas del noticiero univisiÓn nos muestra como aquellos que buscan permanecer juntos deben enfrentar un gran rÍo que los separa de sus sueÑos. sÓlo me duelen las rodillas, me duele el cuerpo, todo. >> el fenÓmeno migratorio que viene del sur de texas es el epicentro del debate nacional que mantiene a trump enfrentado con el congreso.Él busca mil miles de millones de dÓlares para construir el muro. el sector de rÍo grande esta jurisdicciÓn que recorta casi la mitad de los arrestos de inmigrantes indocumentados en el paÍs. se trata de un fenÓmeno diario que se ha reproducido Últimamente. en un recorrido con el oficial de la patrulla fronteriza, carlos ruÍz dijo como en minutos mÁs de 34 miembros de familias indocumentadas llegaron al apartado lugar donde nos encontrÁbamos. los detenidos justifican con llanto las razones que los obligan a abandonar sus

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you can also make some money that sounds good in this exclusive report that first aired on kron on teresa stasio takes us behind the scenes of thredup. >>diving into the biggest closet in the look at all of those clothes and with the tap of a finger they could be yours delivered right to your doorstep wrapped in tissue and in a snappy box and it all comes at a reduced price compared with retail shopping. sound too good to be true. well that's pretty much the mission statement of thredup based in san francisco, the world's largest online resellers shopping site is at the ready to sell you quality goods help you make some money and save the planet as well. >>the idea come about and we have these little tiny pop up store in our communities for a long time while >>the 2 stories i was getting dressed for morning i might cause it to full because it will cause was unaware and so i took them to consignment store trying to sell them and they would take them. you know there needed to be an online way to do what i was trying to do which was to clean out my closet make some dollars. this is 10 years

let's start with the front page of the daily telegraph, teresa may push us the daily telegraph, teresaush us towards a second referendum, grace. while, at some point some of her more hard—line critics will have to decide what they hate more. second referendum, soft brexit are what may end up as general election, we do know that they are pretty profoundly opposed to the general election, and lose their seats and corbyn comes to pirates so they hate the adls of what she's trying to do with them at the moment which is perhaps why she decided to do it to scare them into one of these options. so there are those in the cabinet trying to push the idea of a second referendum is a way to break the deadlock that even if they manage to agree, it's hard to see how a second referendum would break the deadlock because the questions on what time it would take place, what would this be? there so many u na nswered what would this be? there so many unanswered questions about what it looks like. i suppose, kate, it begs the question what would be the second referendum be on? exactly thatis second referen

orphaned then need specialized care to survive certainly do in this exclusive report kron four as teresa stasio. >>takes us behind the scenes of the peninsula, humane society also the spca as they care for the animals, hoping to save their lives and return them to the wild. >>these baby possums just came into the peninsula, humane society and spca their mom killed hit by a car while carrying her little bundle of babies they definitely always have a chance that they stay with mom. >>you know we're just we're surrogates. we do the best we can sometimes it's not enough, but you know i think these guys will be okay and look at these critters a homeowner was cutting their tree and they fell out of their nest. >>their mom nowhere to be found now for their survival they must be bottle fed. special wildlife formula has more fat and to help them gain weight, i'm not a better rate that the martin tar box to be on a special tour behind the scenes here at the peninsula humane society normally the public is not allowed it's important for the wild lives successful return to nature for them to have as

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options to try and reach a consensus on the way forward cabinet ministers arrive to prime minister teresa mayes residence at ten downing street for tops ahead of the vote at a similar vote last week parliament failed to unite around a single alternative although no support was given to a second referendum or. e.u. commission president said that the european union was losing patience with london's inability to seal the deal. if you don't actually talk to you today we have yet another brics a day before through to for coming directly and nobody knows where we are going and that's most people who pose nude we know know what the british parliament does not want but we don't yet know what it does want under strings thinks is an open book in comparison with the british parliament but. we need to get this things to talk now. missing these things use assignments has gone on long enough. for a lot like patients wearing thin there let's head now to london where w. charlotte potts has the perspective from there and charlotte i'd just like to begin by you know addressing what we just heard heard john

not come up with a new plan it will crash out of the european union in just eleven days a minister teresa mayes own brights a deal you may recall was rejected for a third time last friday. ar for more on this we want to go to our correspondent she's standing by in wonder good evening to you barry get another day another series of these indicative votes in the house of commons as they're known what kind of options do lawmakers have tonight. well all those so-called soft of bricks of versions is what they can decide amongst this is the second round of these indicative votes where m.p.'s are trying to find an alternative version to trees amazed you know so it's reason they had said all these red lines she didn't want the u.k. to be in the customs union or the single market and m.p.'s did not approve of this deal that she then struck with the european union so it seems that they want a softer version of threats and they want to be closer aligned to the european union and this is what they are very exciting on tonight there's also the option of putting any deal to the people again so a second

have a look now at the options that britain has there could be a fourth a vote on prime minister teresa mayes agreement if the deal is accepted britain would leave the e.u. on may twenty second a longer extension is also possible but that britain would have to take part in the e.u. elections at the end of may and it's unclear if the e.u. would grant such an extension otherwise britain faces leaving the e.u. without a deal on april the twelfth now unless british lawmakers revoke article fifty m. council brags that altogether but this seems highly unlikely so spoke with germany's justice minister cuts in a barley about brags that in everything that is going on now in the u.k. we asked her what she sees when she looks across the english channel. well actually i see a big chaos i see a parliament and the government who both know what they do not want but nobody finding a way out of this two ocean and nobody really defining where we can go together i mean we do have to find a solution whatsoever if not it's the exit which nobody wants now germany has already put measures in place that effect

s are now voting on four alternative motions to teresa mayes breck's it plan they include remaining in the european single market or negotiating a permanent customs union another would see the british people have the final say on any withdrawal agreement finally making sure the u.k. doesn't crash out of the european union without any to you know come april the twelfth. next the authorities in california have released disturbing body cam video of the police shooting of an american rapper william accord and apparently shows that the musician was asleep at the time of the next video does contain upsetting images and sounds thought. of the incident took place in february police were initially called to check on mccoy's wellbeing six officers shot him twenty five times claiming he leaned for his gun when he woke up in his car the evidence suggests the police did not try to wake him up something that his family also claims. the bigger picture police in the united states killed more than one thousand people in twenty eighteen most of the officers involved did not go on to face criminal charge

a no way plus option that's what they were looking at and he is somebody who has always supported teresa mayes deal three times she's put it to parliament he has supported it but this is him trying to get support across the house for a way forward so he's obviously very disappointed and on that. on his part particular motion only such as three conservatives voted for it to satisfy what he was particularly disappointed about what he's right because i mean we were just going to report to you that the british government says that it will continue to pursue support for prime minister teresa mayes briggs's deal they're probably going to go for a fourth vote on that maybe as soon as wednesday but the point is well taken that these attempts to find a bridge to cross the political divide have been invented well i wouldn't say they've been in vain because that's just look at the numbers i mean if we look at the you know one of the options which was a customs union it only lost by three votes a very kosta getting a majority again it was only supported by thirty seven conservatives and ten labor m.

really is unclear exactly how the prime minister hopes to continue many were left unimpressed by teresa mayes announcement among them and downing street to an official residence larry the. captain shared his own feeling inside suggesting that perhaps the pm is trying to shift the blame on to labor for her own mishandling backseat. former scottish first minister alex salmond who hosts a show here on r.t. gave us his views on the political infighting over pranks it but haps us the latest prime ministerial emotional for finally get over the lying and failing to go shape is something of an orderly withdrawal as opposed to a chaotic retreat there is one fly annoyed with of course the to the samee has already said that she is standing down as private as soon as the withdrawal deal gets through so jenna carbon the leader of the opposition is quite entitle to say to the prime minister why should i believe you and this consensus agreement you're you're offering me we're going to hear of today and gone tomorrow prime minister you'll be replaced by a hard black city or why don't we have an electio

has already received royal assent from the queen making it officially the law this comes just as teresa mayes about to depart from brussels in order to ask leaders to further delay bragg's it until june thirtieth a professor of international politics at city university of london. david blunt thinks that m.p.'s want to put more pressure on the prime minister. well tourism has already committed to going and asking for an extension right so it's really just the parliament trying to tie her hands to make sure that she follows through with what she's already promised and of course people are saying this might tie her hands too much but it seems like she has no option but to comply with this but it might be that the european union says well there's no reason for us to give you an extension they've said very clearly that they're not going to keep on extending just because teresa mayes asked us to give a good reason for them to it especially if they're still being hesitant about participating in the european parliamentary elections. as facebook continues its crusade against fake news web securi

despite what's happened tonight is that really the only game in town if you don't want to go with teresa mayes plan well it seems to be because that is something that the labor party can support but as we can see the conservative party const portis and thought is because if the u.k. stays in a customs union they can't go out and strike that own trade deals with countries outside the e.u. and this is what many conservatives want to be able to do if they stick with a single market and they've got the whole issue of immigration because of people's movement and that is what again many do not want to happen so this is the problem with the bulls there mean if the plan that he was supporting basically almost makes you ask the question well then why bother with breaks if you're not going to be in control of your views free trade agreements for example there is what was promised from day one that's what theresa may has always said has been a non-negotiable yes but then he and others such as steven kennett from the labor party he was also supporting him on this would say well this is the a way to

s inside debated the four alternatives to teresa mayes brix a deal on monday it was an exit choir from yorkshire in the north of england who held sway. of the referendum based on the facts after cooling off period subject to a lot more scrutiny than the previous one is is perhaps the best way is having a dramatic overshadowing effect the prime minister has to the knife crime summit on monday to discuss a serious recent uptick in fatal stabbing theresa may insists it's a priority but there is a sense that her main focus lies elsewhere and during the debate itself climate change protesters stripped off in the public gallery of the parliamentary chamber to draw attention away from it and on to what they said was the most important issue facing the world right now. but all eyes were on the speaker john bercow as he announced the result none of the four alternatives had secured a majority the government how much home parliament's latest failure to agree on a way forward on this is no the second time the house is considered a wide variety of options for a way forward he says once again faile

teresa may has a lot of work to paris, can she onvince the e.u. that she really have something taerl to offer. morning, manus, the prime minister wants a short doesn't want into the elections. you can see why it's problematic. it's significant that one day before this summit, she has dyed her.o see the french have been very different. macron has flirted with the idea brexit.eal the germans and the french behind the scenes actually are more ing a much coordinated response to whatever result of a e the compromise between the two. also at the same time it's worth in mind that here in brussels, there are many other point states who at this do not want to see be seen no deal brexit. maybe a debate on a veto. reporter maria in russels, still with us is the managing director and c.i.o. who in dubai. enjoyed reading your april perspectives, 20 pages for your utlooks, it covers every asset class or part of a globe. i didn't see anything on a though, should i be in the for you to come in investing. >> coming to brexit, we may be to a surprise on super win.

yes well the hope was that parliament was going to be able to coalesce around an alternative to teresa mayes plan that wasn't to be. talks it means that the country remains stuck politically though it means that the ball is back in the government's court as you know. the cabinet meeting has now been. five hours his cabinet minister. is trying to work out what to do next although m.p.'s didn't back any one particular. reason may steal two did figure quite highly including remaining in the customs union or putting a public vote back in play again a public vote on the final deal of cools if of course a final deal can be possibly agreed on but neither of these options call the kind of backing that teresa mayes would draw agreement when he went before parliament on friday that may well be a bit of a confidence boost for the government which may well play into a possible move to resume. the game for a fourth time but it is risky she had promised to resign if. her entire political career hangs on what's going to happen to that deal if she needs to carefully calculate what kind of level of sup