reporter: mother teresa and her sisters of charity live in one of calcutta's poorest slums. the traditional vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, the sisters take one of dedication to the service of the poorest of the poor. mother teresa's home was a five—minute walk from where i lived, and we saw her every morning on the way to school. we had a mother teresa's nun who came and said, "oh, if you like you can come and help in the babies' home." it was quite overwhelming, they had rows and rows of little baby cots. so we went and spent a morning helping to give the babies a bath. it was nice to hold a bottle and feed a baby, and those children needed affection a lot, so the babies liked being cuddled. my sister went around with mother teresa's nuns and they used to regularly visit abortion clinics and pick up live babies from abortion buckets and pails. we actually once saw a baby thrown in a garbage dump. i found the very authoritarian way in which the order was run not something that i would ever be able to agree with. i remember thinking that the nuns lived such an auste

i think what helps teresa may what she's doing 110w helps teresa may what she's doing now is the samebour were there to have a huge landslide which they got but this is saying now it's at the plate on your house this type of thing in the votes even though we lost seats, labourdid as votes even though we lost seats, labour did as well it's nothing labour did as well it's nothing labour is going to have a landslide victory of any kind in the next election. if i know where victory of any kind in the next election. ifi know where it's? i think it's interesting because it's very different in the south towards the north, you know, they are still struggling in their traditional heartland seeds, for example they had been badly and they picked up seats in the south, since some of theissues seats in the south, since some of the issues we saw in the last general election seem to be continuing in terms of labour party connections with its voter.|j continuing in terms of labour party connections with its voter. i think they'll get all sorted byjuly. they wa nt to they'll get all sorted byjuly. the

teresa: buenas noches y bienvenidos.je por primera vez. >> era buena persona antes de que fuera presidente, era amable y respetuoso. >> todo el mundo le daba la mano y Él se la daba. yo le di la mano y me saludÓ. ya verÁn -->>a Él le gusta dar propina. >> estÁ convencido de que era un juez. ten $200. >>las cosas cambiaron radicalmente cuando donald trump lanzÓ su campaÑa presidencial el 16 de julio de 2015 esos mismos trabajadores que lo apreciaban, quedaron asombrados al escuchar la ya famosa diatriba. [habla en inglÉs] >> nos dijo violadores y habÍamos estado con toda su familia. >> tÚ literalmente le lavaste los calzoncillos a donald trump. reportero: victorina dijo que lo hizo por los donald trump y sin papeles. ivanka era mÁs estricta que ordenada. ella se quitaba las medias y empezaba a caminar descalza. fueron despedidos despuÉs de que victorina denunciÁralos atropellos de una supervisora y reconociera que habÍa trabajado durante aÑos como indocumentada. ahora por razones polÍticas. por primera vez, algunos de ell

thank you very much for speaking to us. 0ne np not blaming holy at least teresa may and still hopingompromise, that is what eluding the prime minister and the last two weeks and months as she sought to find agreement across the house of commons for the brexit deal, it's been all but impossible to do that and now we see the first or perhaps many resignations with andrea leadsom deciding if she has had to make one compromise or a you compromises too many. i was going to ask you because obviously now with her god we can't rule out other resignations, there is a lot of anger within the 1922 committee that the cabinet has not taken in their own hands and they are being forced to the committee to hold this but had no confidence, so will there be people like chris grayling and michael go there, but leadership and vision thinking tonight maybe have to move now to strengthen ambitions down the line. i'm sure they weigh out their options this evening because it's the tipping point movement for the cabinet where andrea leadsom has made the first move, and put her head above that power packed an

teresa: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a esta edición especial de "aquí y ahora", yo soy teresa rodrígueza seguido de cerca este caso durante cuatro años y ha sido testigo de una transformación que muy pocas veces puede ser captada en cámara, y que es prueba de que sin importar el tamaño del obstáculo, es posible ganarle a la muerte, aunque a veces hay que tomar el camino más difícil. [claxon] andrés: vengo emigrando porque le quiero dar una mejor vida a mi familia, a mi mamá, más que todo, a mi hija. >> los hechos se registraron la tarde de este sábado en la comunidad de bojay. las ruedas de la pesada máquina cortó en dos al desafortunado hombre. andrea: andrés castro andrés: yo trabajaba de jornalero, cortando café. andrea: fue en este paraíso natural donde andrés encontró el amor. andrés: saber que ella llevaba un hijo dentro de su vientre y que era mío. me llenó tanto de inconformidad que yo decidí irme para estados unidos. andrea: cuando andrés salió lo hizo por desespero. ganaba cinco dólares al día y su matrimonio estaba en problemas. no tendría cómo mantener a la hija que venía en

teresa may made it official in an emotional announcement outside 10 downing st..in the uk. >> reporter: for some time, it has been when, not if teresa may would stand down because three years ago when she came to office she promised to deliver brexit but she has been unable to do so and there has been a clamoring among party, her government and the country to replace her with someone who can. teresa may have resignation takes effect on june 7th but she will remain in place until a new prime minister can be found. that is expected toward the end of july. today was a rare show of emotion when she announced her resignation. >> i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have the opportunity to serve the country i love. >> reporter: teresa may fail three times to pass brexit deal through parliament. the first try by the largest loss in british parliamentary history. whoever is up next will have an equally difficult time. donald trump weighed in. >> i feel badly for teresa. i like her very much. she worked very hard. she is very strong. i will

>> i wish him a lot of luck. >> are you going to talk to teresa may?er about that. there's word and rumor that the fbi and others were involved. cia were involved with the uk having to do with the russian hoax. i may very well talk to her about that. >> relationship with nancy pelosi soured to the point of being too personal and some of the altered video of her being spread around, is that going too far? >> i don't know about the videos. i can tell you what i'm hear is to help the country. that's why i did this. our country is going unbelievably well. we have the best economy we probably ever had. we have the best jobs numbers we ever had. we have the best unploemploymen numbers we ever had. that's what i'm all about. i don't think they can go down two tracks. i want to get drug prices down. i want to get things like if you look at infrastructure and other, i want to get a lot of things done. i don't think they are capable of going down two tracks. i thinkt think it's right is yo do a redo. they were very unhappy with the mueller report. no collusion.

and of course, by then, he had found teresa.n, 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 abo

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welcome rebecca, welcome teresa. what did mike pompeo want when he gatecrashed this meeting in brussels and did he get it? >> it's hard to say exactly what he wanted. as we just heard, it was a surprise visit. he did not announce it until he was getting on the aircraft to fly. if we assume he wanted the eu to join that the u.s. in dropping the nuclear deal, we can say he did not get what he wanted. the eu went into that meeting pretty united and confirmed that they want to maintain the deal. they left that meeting with the same voice, saying they do not want to abandon the deal. phil: teresa, these talks are taking place on a day when there are fresh tensions in the persian gulf. talk us through what has been happening. >> we have heard about the alleged assault on those four vessels in the persian gulf. it's not confirmed what is happened there or who has -- he was behind it, it countries to the fears of open aggression in the region. it happened days behind the u.s. announced they are moving to warships there and t

teresa: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a esta edición de "aquí y ahora", yo soy teresa rodríguez.ue vieron y sufrieron hubiera quedado guardado en su memoria. pero aseguran que el discurso de odio del presidente les dio el coraje para contar hoy por primera vez sus experiencias. gerardo reyes, de univisión investiga, nos revela los secretos de las mucamas de trump. victorina: era buena persona antes de que fuera presidente. amable, respetuoso. filiberto: llegó míster trump y todo el mundo le daba la mano y a nadie se la daba. yo le di la mano y me la dio, me saludó, fue una cosa histórica ahí en el club. sandra: siempre mantiene en la mesa de noche billetes, un fajo como así. de 20, de 50, de 100. si anda alrededor de la piscina, a los meseros, él les gusta darle propina. gerardo: así pensaban de donald trump varios extrabajadores indocumentados hispanos de sus clubes de golf en estados unidos. estaban convencidos de que era un jefe cordial y generoso. gabriel: me preguntó cuántos años tenía, y trabajando ahí le dije que eran como tres años. y como vio el anillo de matrimonio que

i saw mother teresa again many many yea rs i saw mother teresa again many many years later.t more wrinkled. my mother asked mother teresa to bless her grandchildren, and my mother said to her, my daughter used to come and volunteer. and then she said, very, quite arrogantly i felt at the time, that "oh yes yes, you used to do these things when you are little. now what do you do, what do you do now? " these 40 years, i have never doubted for a second that i had done the right thing, that it was god '5 choice. had done the right thing, that it was god 's choice. rebuilding sarajevo after the bosnian war in the 1990s was a huge task. for centuries people of different ethnicities and religions had lived side—by—side, but after such a bitter civil war, what could bring them back together again? one catholic franciscan monk, friar ivo markovic had an idea, a multifaith choir to unite people through music. was destroyed. it was a city and people who were exhausted. sarajevo for me is a crossroad city. a meeting point of different religions. christians and muslims. the past 24 hours

les saluda teresa rodríguez. patricia: buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora".en escobosa ha seguido por ocho meses a los viajeros y ahora nos muestra cómo las caravanas pasaron de la ayuda a la represión. marlon: ¿y tú crees que salen con la caravana ahora? ¿nos vamos o no nos vamos? ¿estamos de acuerdo? va. carmen: el 15 de enero estaba por llegar y muchas personas en distintos puntos de honduras estaban considerando unirse. ellos dicen que no es una decisión fácil. ¿qué es lo que en un momento dado te detiene? marlon: mire, a veces lo detiene a uno los hijos. dejar--dejar los hijos es duro. sabes que no los vas a ver todos los días, ¿verdad? es duro. carmen: aunque, por otro lado, le preocupa que diez por ciento de lo que él gana por manejar su taxi en san pedro sula, una de las ciudades más peligrosas del mundo, se va para las maras. y no los típicos pandilleros tatuados, sino para los de cuello blanco. quienes han sufrido sus exigencias, dicen que esas maras prácticamente controlan o gobiernan en honduras. de esas, poco se habla. marlon: usted los mira y no

s rejected teresa mayes latest plan. mentally personal moment for theresa may as you heard lauren say there a moment of reckoning they had been several occasions in the past few months during which she was predicted to resign but she did and this one is expected to be the one we of course waiting to to see and hear what she says is sort of tone she projects if she strikes the right tone and especially what she will say to her conservative p. is. it still isn't a done deal to raise some may has been trying for months now to get a negotiated deal through parliament a negotiated deal with the european union and here she is now the british prime minister about to make an important announcement let's listen it. ever since i 1st stepped through the door behind me as prime minister i have striven to make the united kingdom a country that works not just for a privileged few but for everyone. to all of the results of the e.u. referendum. back in 2016 we gave the british people a choice against predictions the british people voted

. >>> así es, teresa mendoza se reune con el zurdo milla y le confiesa no solo su admiración y dinerona salga de la cárcel desmntir públicamente. >>> no, no, no por el otro lado se informaron sobre los avances de teresa mendoza, sin embargo para lograr (hablan todos). >>> no le gustó nada se van metiendo en la cama como sea y desde anoche la reina del sur para teresa mendoza lñas cosas no lucen tan bien, de cazadora podría pasar una presa ♪. ♪. >>> cámaras, micrófonos, localizadores, drones, lo que sea, no vaya a ser que teresa la estén siguiendo, los vamos a cazar. >> ¿cuántos hombres cubren el rancho?. >>> 60 . >>> cualquier señal a repartir plomo, con lo que sea necesario, usted ya me conoce parcero, es hora. >>> sí, señor . >>> tengo un ingeniero por cualquier señal desconocida, desconfío hasta de mi sombra porque cuando el sol se mueve, cambia. >>> teresa mendoza cuidado porque seguramente le van a querer poner algo y se van a dar cuenta, esta noche y todas las noches con la reina del sur en al segunda temporada a las 10 de la noche, 9 centro porque si no lo ve por telemundo. >>>

con estos cambios estÁn limitando sus sueÑos y las esperanzas. >> hola, buenas tardes, mi nombre es teresaodido hacerlo. ahorita ya mi hija se estÁn grandes, me han apoyado mucho a mi me gustarÍa que la ciudad de san josÉ tuviera mÁs recurso en espaÑol para podernos ayudar porque muchas veces tenemos el miedo de empezar algo y me gustarÍa decirle a la gente que no hay que tener miedo, es un sueÑo que todo lo tienes que cumplir, nosotros se nos ha hecho realidad, me gustarÍa que las organizaciones tuviera mÁs apoyo para la gente migrante como yo. >> fuimos a cuestionar a funcionarios de san josÉ sobre el tipo de ayuda que le ofrecen a las personas que quieren abrir su propio negocio o que ya cuentan con uno, tendremos la respuesta esta noche en sÓlo a las 11 en la silla del cambio lo invitamos a que descarguen esta aplicaciÓn de noticia para conocer de cerca nuestra historia y tambiÉn para que comparta la suya, busque el enlace para enviarnos un mensaje de whatsapp con su historia. obviamente la celebraciÓn del dÍa de la madre estÁ en todo lo grande. >> vamos a regresar con dayana garcÍa qu

ramÓn: teresa le pide a funcionarios de san josÉ mÁs apoyo y recurso para personas como ella.n trabajo de nuestra productora. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>este negocio nosotros lo empezamos en el mes de octubre del 2018, tenemos poquito tiempo. ♪ decidimos abrir la dulcerÍa aquÍ sobre esta calle, porque es una vÍa donde hay mucha gente latina las escuelas de mis hijas estÁn cerca y estas otra pÉrdida para mÍ. >>esto lo encuentras en casi cualquier esquina, pero por ejemplo, un negocio de paletas, de piÑatas, no lo encuentras en cualquier lugar. eso sÓlo lo encuentras en esta Área. >>queremos traer mÁs de nuestra cultura, un poco mÁs, que muchas cosas que no encontramos aquÍ y eso me gusta, porque es como traerles un poco de nuestro pequeÑo mÉxico. hay una cliente que nos puso " ya lleguÉ a mi pequeÑo méxico ". >>hay unos 60,000 pequeÑos negocios en san josÉ, muchos de sÓlo hispanos hablantes. muchos de los negocios pequeÑos sostiene la economÍa de la ciudad. queremos hacer lo posible para que se mantengan aquÍ. >>nos ha costado trabajo porque este sueÑo lo tenÍamos aÑos atrÁs pero se nos h

. >> y a la que teresa le ha correspondido no han terminado bien muertos.a noche la emociÓn continÚa porque si dejo adita un avance de lo que sucederÁ en la segunda temporada veamos >>> cayÓ en la moledora. >> esta noche. porque presidente. hasta bravo va a caer >>> ahÍ vienen los federales. >> no me pueden encontrar. vÁmonos. >> la reina del sur esta noche a las 10/9. >>> la cita de esta noche en la reina del sur en su segunda temporada si no lo ve por telemundo. >> en la actividad de hoy >>> es realmente le apasiona como a todos la reina. >> >>> mi querido olga. >> en los conductores de "un nuevo dÍa." >> cuando Éramos niÑos por favor hay una trivia con nuestro pÚblico. >> otra para acÁ niÑo y niÑa para conductores >>> esa es. >> parar y traviesa >>> >>> o otro participante para ver >>> francisco. >> vamos a ver quiÉn es. >> francisco cÁceres sera >>> no. >> estÁ francisco caceres >>> era frederick >>> miren la cara >>> ahora esta ternura de niÑo quiÉn crees que sea? >>> francisco >>> este hombre estÁ enamorado de francisco >>> no. >> iba a pedir que se v

teresa: muy buenas noches, bienvenidos a aquí y ahora, yo soy teresa rodríguez. soy ilia calderón. el asesinato de un adinerado inversionista causó fuertes reacciones. jorge viera nos cuenta detalles de una noche en que las autoridades de san juan encontraron sangre en la calle de la luna. jorge: era una noche calurosa la del 22 de septiembre del 2005 en la isla del encanto, puerto rico. por la calles de san juan, una pareja de recién casados regresaban de cenar. Ángel: ellos venían de principio, estaba la calle luna, aquí prácticamente comenzó todo. jorge: cuando llegaron a esta esquina, alguien escondido se abalanzó sobre el hombre. Ángel: le da con un adoquín en la cabeza, y llega a la esquina de allá. en esta área cae el canadiense y aquí es donde lo apuñala. jorge: la mujer no pudo hacer nada. Ángel: Él cae aquí y recibe como veintialgo de puñaladas-- jorge: desde arriba alguien vio- Ángel: ella vivía en esa balcón, presenció todo, ella escucha gritos. jorge: la víctima yacía en el adoquinado en un charco de sangre. Ángel: lo que dicen que cuando termina de

biggest womenthe led funds, teresa was on the show yesterday.e looking for a return, how big of a return? >> i will not put a number on it. i look at all of the investments bill and i make and we have a scale in which we do them. i want a social return at first and over time, a larger in logger return. it is important to not just voice our concerns and to point out problems but it is also important to move money. that is when -- we know young companies need to be financed if they are going to grow. it is time we do it. inyou are also investing tech ideas that you think will change some of these issues in family care, child care. how do you think technology can improve childcare and family care, pay inequity? >> if you could go on your phone and every city in rural town -- and rural town in a mecca and have a rating system and say these are the caregivers and what their ratings are, do you know how much easier that would make things when you have a sick child? all of a sudden, mom or dad says i need to go home and i have a sick child. what if we

to brexiteers and then north and another to remain as in the south, and similarly on this occasion teresaian is absolutely right, so you cannot please everyone all the time and she's been doing that. on that point, sebastian made about cabinet members, some of them had difficult decisions tonight. in some ways we we re difficult decisions tonight. in some ways we were surprised i was speaking to a cabinet minister today andi speaking to a cabinet minister today and i said it's a stormy meeting and everything to me no particularly, no star mere than usual. but certainly there has been some briefing around certain individuals within the cabinet particularly around chris grayling, about just what cabinet particularly around chris grayling, aboutjust what his cabinet particularly around chris grayling, about just what his future holds and if we want to hold the line, come morning. obviously, if he has concerns about it, there are other brexiteers who potentially will also be considering the future tonight. the dc league got here if eve ryo ne tonight. the dc league got here if everyone is in

with labor leader jeremy corbyn blamed the negotiations collapse on the weakness and instability of teresa mayes government. he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th by. in early june. anti-government demonstrators have taken to the streets of the algerian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they're demanding that the country's interim leader step down and that the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. this humanitarian organization sea watch says its ship is quote stranded at sea because it hasn't been allowed to dock anywhere the vessel rescued 65 migrants from a rubber dinghy on wednesday the church he says libya's west coast is a main departure point for people hoping to reach europe. arrogance untrustworthy smoke those are just some of the words australians are using to describe the top 2 candidates in the country's upcoming federal election but even if boaters don't want to choose the candidates they'll have to australia is one of the few countries with mandatory voting will be taking a look at the p

or his top stores of british prime minister teresa mayes. urged to abandon the plan to force the votes on the threats that deal which he presented on tuesday i said a new deal by the opposition on many within our own party have already rejected it despite the prime minister raising possibility of a 2nd a referendum. on there have been violent confrontations in indonesia as processes refused to accept the outcome of the presidential election 6 people were killed after supporters of the losing confident they clashed with security forces in the capital jakarta. don't forget you can always get a w. news on the go just download the app from google play it for me off will still give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news to also use it to send us photos and videos. i'm next here on day don't live made in germany out of forces are taught in europe of open books on the back of the top of the i'm good at. the but. the thing. game over after the european injury. many unity and freedo

well it was a teresa mayes failure to push to where bragg's a deal that ultimately proved her undoing she held on to the top job in british politics for longer than skeptics expected here's more. even when she tried to be cool to reason may couldn't help but look a little stiff her leadership style earned her the nickname mae bot and it was with the same robotic determination that she would try and push through bricks that. when made took over the premiership from david cameron britain had just voted to leave europe may has self had campaigned to remain in luton yet despite her own convictions she would make it her personal mission to deliver a breath sit still for the british people. following the referendum we face a time of great national change and i know because we're great britain that we will rise to the challenge as we leave the european union we will forge a forge a bold new positive role for ourselves in the world but forging that new role would prove much harder than anticipated made negotiations appear to be doomed from the start the e.u. loath to see the u.k. leave the un

our we've got some breaking news coming in british prime minister teresa mayes office says that she willput the brakes it withdrawal agreement billed to parliament again for a vote at the beginning of june u.k. lawmakers have rejected the deal agreed with the european union 3 times already this will be their 4th vote on teresa mayes breaks a plan may's office saying that talks with the opposition have been useful and productive again the prime minister saying that a breakthrough plan will be put to a parliamentary vote next month. are there is increasing pressure now on governments to do more to slow the pace of climate change last week france and 8 other e.u. countries announced that they would try to halt almost all of their greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 germany has been falling short of its own declared emissions cutting targets were today at a climate change conference right here in berlin the transfer i'm going to medical she indicated that germany will be joining that initiative. and many expect her to send a strong signal. for a long time i'm going to america was d. climate cha

teresa made speech sought to attract switches and turn sceptics into endorsers.it has failed. western that for downing street, some conservatives who backed the plan was last voted on, now say they will reject it. in a letter tojeremy corbyn, mrs may says she has compromised and now he should too. mr corbin has strongly criticised her plan. among conservative mps there is a bleak end of days mood, some wonder if it will be even worthwhile putting the bill to a vote. others are more direct stop is a lot of respect for teresa in the party but a lot of anger at the mistakes she has made and today seems to have compound the situation for her. those around the para meters situation for her. those around the parameters to insist they are not willing to give up at least yet. any sign of progress chancellor? and determined her plan will be put to mps in around a fortnight ‘s time. you can find much more about brexit on our website at bbc.com/news. you can also download the bbc news app to get the latest news and developments. shop they'll bejoined shop they'll be joined

other referendum if they find withdrawal bill which has already been rejected 3 times with more on teresa mayes a last ditch attempt to get a deal through parliament to his polyploid. resume a promise to a bold new and she's unveiled this incarnation of her brags that bill she really needed something different in order to persuade m.p.'s to very tip through so she's made a number of concessions she's going to take the case to the country over the next couple of weeks she's going to unveil these proposals in full over the next couple of days and there are 10 main points to watch out. today i will not be listing them all do not worry but the main one is that she has offered to give m.p.'s a vote on a customs union and then there is also the 2nd of. the headline grabber in all of this and that's that she's giving the m.p.'s a vote on a 2nd referendum but only if they vote through her deal the government will therefore include in the withdrawal agreement bill introduction but a requirement to vote on whether to hold a 2nd referendum and this must take place before the withdrawal agreement can

the accident eric garcia lives right off of santa teresa boulevard and lean avenue. >>he said he heard the crash sunday night that took the life of 24 year-old david mon dieu hano like that high street banks creaking. >>and bank with a huge bang. he said when he ran out to see what it has and pastor vies for trying to hano but officials would later pronounced him dead at the scene san jose police onto hondo was in the passenger seat as his cousin arturo decided to race against 37 year-old the scent they ochoa. >>say how was under the influence at the time lost control of the car. >>and crashed into the tree ochoa fled the scene but turned himself in to san jose police friday night feel like it wasn't for that tree other would hit our house or the house in front of us. garcia and other neighbors say despite posted for. >>santa teresa as if they're on a freeway at feelings people just don't think don't think for sunday's want to the tb facts. he feels more police presence on the road for implementing speed bumps may be the way to slow down traffic. >>really hear cars r

nada. >> pero esto porque Él ha crecido es huÉrfano. >> Él mÁs o menos tiene la misma historia de teresahÍsimas gracias chicos hoy mis invitados y hoy preparar un platillo favorito como siempre he dicho no hay mejor lugar preparar tostadas francesas con fresa es la excusa perfecta para que tenemos invitados especiales. >> y estamos con nosotros. >> el ingrediente principal es delicioso y con ellos voy a pedir que rellenen en queso crema un toque de presa y mantener los deliciosos y esponjosos que vamos a transformar en tostada francesa y venimos por este lado. >> un buen pan de calidad. >> el toque de huevo ahÍ estÁ 2 huevos leche y para darle un toque mÁgico delicioso, aromÁtico y espectacular agregar un poquito de vainilla, la mejor vainilla del mundo centroamÉrica, guatemala tiene una vainilla excepcional saludos a la gente de guatemala que nos ve a travÉs de telemundo "un nuevo dÍa." >> gracias. acercarse por acÁ sin pena usted tiene acceso a su cocina ahÍ estÁn rellenas con un poquito de queso crema. >> de ahÍ van a la mezcla me las llevo a las 2 por acÁ con su permiso. >> venimos p

. >>> we are following developing news from the united kingdom where british prime minister, teresa may announced she is resigning, stepping down after repeatedly failing to work out a deal on brexit, it comes 3 years after she took over as leader of the conservative party. alyssa is here with more on the reaction to this big announcement. good morning. >> reporter: reaction from europe is flowing in, many are not surprised saying that she appears to be bowing to increase pressure from her party to resign. during her speech, she said she will always feel deep regret for being unable to deliver on brexit. >> i have done everything i can to convince them, sadly, i have not been able to do so. i tried three times. i believe it was right, even when the odds were against me, but it is clear to me, it is in the best interest of the country for a new prime minister to lead that effort. >> teresa may has been prime minister since 2016, she was brought in after the bill to support brexit. the speech is drawing praise from fellow conservative party members, many feel it is time for her to move on

the tensions at the back drop between him and teresa may who was very critical of how she had handledhe brexit situation. and so do we expect him to be any different this time around? not necessarily. he is walking into a far more complex situation because of course it is now a government that is going to be in transition. he is coming back here to japan in just a few months for the g-20 summit. that's going to be another chance for him not only to meet with prime minister abe, but, of course, the president of china, as well. what will that look like? will he make any inroads when it comes to trade? i think it's an important point because that was the one substantive issue where there was potentially a little hope for some progress. i don't think there was a lot of expectation that you would see a broad bilateral deal come out of this visit. you did think that perhaps there could be some progress. president trump and prime minister abe make tg very clear during that joint press conference that basically they've agreed to keep talking. not a whole lot of deliverables even on that point

collapsed labor leader jeremy corbyn ended the negotiations saying instability within prime minister teresa mayes government had some doubt that any deal between the 2 sides would be capped talks had been underway for 6 weeks in an effort to break a deadlock on the terms of the u.k.'s departure from the european union. here's what those 2 leaders had to say after the talks ended when the german corbyn says actually these talks have been constructive and we've made progress to the areas where we have been able to find common ground but other issues have proved to be more difficult and in particular we haven't been able to overcome the fact that there isn't a common position in labor about whether they want to deliver it wrecks it or hold a 2nd referendum which could reverse it the government has not moved its position fundamentally were fundamental disagreements we want to have a customs arrangement with the european union protects jobs in trade and we want to have a dynamic relationship on rights we put those used very strongly to the government we would not rule which is incredible for the

trabajadores marginales inmigrantes y refugiados además están luchando por viviendas está aquí conmigo teresade san josé cuéntanos de esto >> las peticiones son el respeto al derecho de los inmigrantes de los temas de la vivienda y la clase obrera el respeteo a los trabajadores de salarios en las horas del trabajo tienen mucha gente que está trabajando para poder sobrevivir en más de un trabajo todos tenemos derecho de vivir con dignidad y tener que estar preocupados por el dinero >> estas personas van a marchar por santa clara y van a ir a la alcaldía >> y vamos a pedir por nuestras demandas >> ya hay muchas personas, 300 personas esperando a másnte peran salgan de sus trabajos regresamos al estudio >> muchas gracias no solo en el área bahía muchas marchas en otraud nos habla del sentir >> sindicatos y organizaciones proinmigrantes marcharon >> es lo que celebramos la puerta de lo que se puede tener >> precisamente porque hay cambios para los trabajadores es que tenemos que marchar >> desde la marchael 20egó a hacer, marchar >> tenemos que salir a las calles es la intención de luchar esta lu

hello again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera british prime minister teresa mayes expected to announce her resignation after meeting with conservative m.p.'s on friday that's according to several u.k. media outlets may will likely stay on the job until june 10th her departure would trigger a leadership contest within the ruling conservative party which rejected her latest breck's a plan in india and are under modi's b j p party has been reelected with a massive landslide win in the parliamentary election what he told his supporters in new delhi that he has got a mandate to build a new india saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman has met the deputy head of sudan's transitional military council the prince and general mohammad how doug otto discussed corporation between the 2 countries and other issues affecting the region meanwhile back in sudan doctors engineers an artist survive leads on the streets of khartoum demanding a transition to civilian war protesters are voicing their concern that regional powers are trying to influence the future of sudan but th

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perspectives how to continue with their lives and how to have a qualification for the labor market etc teresa so most of the people are actually without any perspectives which has a consequence to leave the country and look for better perspectives i'll say the country. ok that's eric a envoy list. miskin the thank you for your insight. and that is we will leave it for data obvious if they are you can catch one all stories on our website and facebook page have a lovely weekend and see you next time i come out. is quite as simple as it seems. to understand the world better we need to take a closer to my. experience not. to. tell a story. translator. you know world what it. means for our photo artists. real life means no filters. through. w. . an action packed life for. anything is possible as long as our coffee and his friends can drain our. dues movie theater in 10 years darby refugee camp. his life story may have ground to a. 27 years ago but there's no holding back his dreams. thank you for watching. cinema starts may 27th on the. welcome to tomorrow today the science program on d w coming u

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am the camp is lacking in everything the santa teresa jew ations very bad shit every day i have to clean the street myself. we knew of to a different camp because it is the largest refugee camp for palestinians in jordan with a population of over 100000 many families have been in the camp for generations here sanitation is not the only problem residents of houses with makeshift roofs like this one are especially vulnerable in the winter months. a father of 2 says he hoped would help with building expenses but they always cited a lack of funding he was forced to go into debt to pay for this metal cover. but i'm a grown up and i can handle this but i was worried for my children all night about carrying them from one room to the other so that the rain would not fall on their heads i had to put buckets all over the house i had no other solution to. get the solution he found is by no means sustainable water still gets through the house poses many health hazards and the children are at risk of electrocution from uncovered wires. says that when the summer months hit the roof will make temperatu

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ohn and i adopteded our youngiest daughter bridget from other teresa's orphanage in bangladesh. a few years later on a mission cutta, i met mother showed her a picture of bridgette and had a brief conversation. of the talking. he spoke very little, but her reticence emphasized the sincerity of the few words she did say to me. little bit how bridget was doing and our mission. as i spoke. afterwards, she took my hands in my eyes nd looked in and offered me a single instruction, do it from your heart. from your heart. you couldn't spend time with no matter how brief, to be in the presence of saint. her as tiny and quiet, but presence could fill a cathedral and her words pierced me. they pierced my heart and my elf-regard and i have never forgotten them. they were meant to make me a better person. to let me know being charitable wasn't enough. check isn't enough. bringing a little attention to enough.ng isn't even confronting evil isn't enough. me that to be incere, to be genuine and be genuine value to others we must love those whom we help. since i have tried to act from the heart

correspondent teresa tropper is with me now in the studio tracer good morning to you you spent a lot of time reporting from tehran for us where do you see this going do you see a chance of compromise between the u.s. and iran well that's of course very hard to tell right now because donald trump is ramped up pressure ever since this country left the nuclear deal but iran on the other side is showing up now have surprising amount of frustration so far. because the government and the people want to keep the nuclear deal in life they were a few supporters of it in the first place so they don't have any interest in escalating this conflict any further but as we heard where the u.s. washed up on the way to the persian gulf and also that all the economic hardships that have come with the latest round of sanctions rouhani is also under a lot of pressure domestically to retaliate in some way at least so. the crisis that had been contained for the past few years back again and it's more dangerous than ever so the arrhenius would like to keep this you know clear a deal alive but the u.s. has p

. >> por dÉcadas, familias enteras alimentaron su fe en esta parroquia, santa teresa de calcuta asistiÓ >> > creciÓ en esta comunidad a cuadras de la iglesia san judas tadeo de san diego, cuenta que cuando era pequeÑa su madre la llega llevaba con el sacerdote para hacer sus labores diarias como penitencia, terminaba en su habitaciÓn sentada en sus piernas, es una de las cuatro presuntas vÍctimas del mismo padre que fue enviado a esta parroquia en 1954. >> tenÍa todo el derecho moral, pero en esos tiempos lo que d i decÍa la gente, los chismes, era de suma importancia. >> Él cuenta que el Área se ha transformado con el paso del tiempo, pero el recuerdo del padre sigue fresco en su memo a memoria. > a travÉs de un comunicado, la diÓcesis dijo que el monseÑor ha sido incluido en una lista pÚblica, se retirÓ en 1983, y muriÓ en 1991, ofrecen asesorÍa a quienes necesitl necesiteo ne. >> bebidas azucaradas en california podrÍan llevaruna etiqueta que contenga mÁs de 65 calorÍas, la etiqueta deberÁ ir de cualquier otra informaciÓn. >> la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos aprobÓ la me

perspectives how to continue with their lives and how to have a qualification for the labor market etc teresa so most of the people are actually without any perspectives which has a consequence to leave the country and look for better perspectives i'll see the country. ok that's eritrean foreign journalist mcallen and meskin there thank you for your insight. and that is we will leave it for dede obviously they are you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page have a lovely weekend and see you next time i put out. my in a puzzle is out of a long haul it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about why i don't do this because we can't stay on as well or i am also aware that the cost of global news that matters d.w. made for mines some say that we're going into this world alone. that we're not. in the 2nd we come into this world we're in it together. as can the human mind. and then we can make a real difference. is solid. and that's why we've. got . a low end welcome to arts and culture here's what's coming up. the cannes film festival draws to a close and our movi

don't see another way forward jonathan is i just want to play you a sound bite now of the end of teresa mayes speech just moments ago outside 10 downing street just to give you our viewers also an idea of just how personal any motional a moment this was for take a listen. i will shortly leave the job that it has been the honor of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last i do so with no ill will but with enormous gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. she had tea is in her voice and her eyes just as she ended that speech there announcing her resignation theresa may jonathan less she talked a great deal about her achievements during that speech do you think that this whole fiasco over breck's said is completely overshadowing whatever she achieved during his term as prime minister. look i mean it's obviously a moment of personal story for her and you know she's a human being like the rest of us but i have to say there is very little sympathy anyone can reason we feel for treason may she chose to take a job which is manifestly ill

and, there are these really important success stories, notably teresa right here, and how they did itback stories were so inspiring. emily: teresa, i learned things i did not know about you and i feel like i have interviewed you and talk about this many times. you obviously work in a male-dominated venture capital firm. he went on to start your own venture capital firm. i'm curious what sort of strategizing you did along the way. the times you knew you were the only woman going into a room and did something intentionally because of that. --esa: i think that there is i would say the biggest thing is being aware of that. she says it very well in the book. sometimes you need to think about that as a strategic advantage. earlier in my career, i would realize if i was going to some big tech conference, it was a potential positive. everybody is inundating the same entrepreneur's, if i could say something smart about their business, the chance they will remember me instead of someone else named joe or bob is me. higher. viewing it as an opportunity. emily: there are many women who could have

of teresa mayes government. he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th vote in early june. on saturday the world's most watched music competition the your vision song contest will showcase $26.00 international acts who have made it to the final last year's winner israel is hosting the event participants will try to impress judges and do their country's proud bookmakers are tipping the netherlands to take top honors. anti-government demonstrators took to the streets of the algerian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they were demanding that the country's interim leader step down and that the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. a day of tariff turnarounds the u.s. lifts its duties on canadian mexican metals and says it won't be slapping new tariffs on european or japanese cars for now. also on the show could climate change and the opposition a victory in australia's federal election. welcome to your business i'm steven vincent th

with labor leader jeremy corbyn blamed the negotiations collapse on the weakness and instability of teresa mayes government. he said he would continue to oppose may's breck's a deal in parliament due to be brought back for a 4th vote in early june. anti-government demonstrators have taken to the streets of the algerian capital for the 13th consecutive friday they're demanding that the country's interim leader step down and that the presidential election planned for july 4th be canceled. the humanitarian organizations see watch says it ship is quote stranded at sea because it hasn't been allowed to dock anywhere the vessel rescued 65 migrants from a rubber dinghy on wednesday the church he says libya's west coast is a main departure point for people hoping to reach europe. arrogance untrustworthy smoke those are just some of the words australians are using to describe the top 2 candidates in the country's upcoming federal election but even if boaters don't wants to see candidates they'll have to australia is one of the few countries with mandatory voting will be taking a look at the politic

. - teresa, ayÚdanos, por favor. corre.r favor, corre. [♪] cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com celebra el área de la bahía san josé avanzan a final de conferencia, detalles en minutos . >>> qué tal, buenas noches, gracias por acompañarnos colocares están a punto de iniciar una huelga de la bahía por mejorden salarios y menos alumnos en clases, tenemos más información . >>> bueno, el sindicato de maeros dicen que el 20 de mayo es cuando se irán a huelga . >>> esta noche energía y motivación se sentía en esta reunión de maestros para planificar este futuro incómodo. >>> no queremos llegar a este punto pero hemos hablado mucho. >>> buscan negociar un mejor contrato para este año y el otro. >>> el y como 8 por ciento están trabajando en un segundo contrato , dicen que habrán 30 millones de dólares y para y es ufuturo con pagos bajos y es estresanteo para los maestros . >>> el superintendnete dice que los maestros tienen el salario más alto del país y cuentan con 4 millones de dólares de este precipitación para este a

earlier the pope visited the memorial of mother teresa, we show that in honor of her lifelong dedicationrving the poor, he made her a saint in 2016. happening in north macedonia, the pope making an appearance at offering prayers and a mass. back at home, for more than a century new jersey kept a special fund to help families of fallen firefighters in times of need but now phil murphy wants to take $33 million from it to fund his own agenda. here to react is the president of new jersey firefighters benevolent association at donnelly, thanks for coming in. what is he thinking and how will this impact you? >> this was established 100 years ago for a specific reason, to take care of firefighters in their hardships in the worst times and it is a renders this administration is even considering this. >> and to what he had to say, governor murphy on the firefighters fund controversy. >> i hold them with our educators and other public servants up on a pedestal, we are very open-minded to sitting with them on this but folks need to understand this fund has a fund balance 6 times the amount that it

british prime minister teresa mayes latest brags that deal appears headed for defeat it's been rejected both by the opposition as well as many within her own party despite me offering what she said were concessions to win support that included a vote on whether to hold a 2nd breaks if. the labor to reach an agreement with supporters of abortion rights in the u.s. have held nationwide rallies to oppose new laws restricting access to the procedure they come as alabama passed a law essentially banning abortion and other states also consider tighter restrictions religious conservatives hope the bans will provoke legal challenges that will ultimately lead the supreme court to overturn roe versus wade that's the 1973 decision to stop which the woman's right to terminate her pregnancy in the u.s. . the. songs of protest in new york. that i was i was that was that that. was the marches on the streets in montgomery alabama where the state legislature knocked it the most restrictive abortion law in the country just last week. on the protest in front of the supreme court in washington on the natio