she said teresa is missing. i said let me make some phone calls.et >> 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. walking a dog can add thousands of steps to your day. walking this many? that can be rough on pam's feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they relieve pain and give her the comfort to move more so she can keep up with all of her best friends. dr. scholl's. born to move. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with licensed agents availablep when 24-7,d it. it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-football-team easy. go get 'em, bus! ohhh

comenzamos con teresa rodrÍguez desde el vaso, texas. teresa: un nuevo amanecer en el paso.s de esta ciudad tratan de reponerse de las peores masacres en su historia. mujer: siento que soy perdida, me ha cambiado la vida por completo que tengo todo desorganizado y no sÉ dÓnde empezar. teresa: ese dÍa ella su esposo y sus hijos habÍan ido a vender aguas frescas. mujer: no esperaba que fuera algo diferente. tenemos menos de una hora que se nos estÁ acabando el agua de limÓn. teresa: los garcÍa estaban recaudando dinero para el viaje del equipo de fÚtbol de uno de sus hijos. de pronto el presunto asesino pasÓ por delante de ellos y comenzÓ a disparar. mujer: los disparos tan rÁpidos. teresa: hacÍa apenas unos minutos se habÍa declarado una guerra. mujer: yo decÍa no es cierto y yo mirÁndolos. teresa: te quedaste congelada? mujer: mire a todos alrededor mÍo tirados y me tirÉ me hice la muerta. teresa: de poco le sirviÓ indiscriminadamente el pistolero disparaba su ak47 como si se tratara de un videojuego. mujer: me disparÓ dos veces en las piernas. teresa: su esposo recibiÓ un d

teresa: eso fue en acapulco.taba una crisis de salud. habÍa sufrido un derrame cerebral. sarita estuvo en coma relaciÓn mes hasta que finalmente despertÓ. >> la primera vez que me vio, se me hace un nudo en la garganta. se me quedÓ viendo asÍ y empezÓ a soltar baba. yo dije no, dios mÍo. así no. por favor. asÍ no. así no. >> durante el tiempo que sarita estuvo hospitalizada, josÉ josé se vio obligado a sentarse de su lado en varias ocasiones. tenÍa que cumplir obligaciones de trabajo con la carrera que apenas comenzaba a recuperar. no tenÍa seguro mÉdico y sus deudas se acumulaban a pasos agigantados. >> tengo todavÍa la problemÁtica econÓmica de deudas por $200,000, incluyendo doctores, el hospital, y todo lo que se quedÓ parado desde que yo tuve el problema. perdÍ los coches, las tarjeta de crÉdito, se me arruinÓ el crÉdito en estados unidos. >> en una de esas cirugÍas de la vida era entonces josÉ josé quien tenÍa que cuidar a la mujer que le devolviÓ la esperanza y lo encaminÓ en la Época mÁs oscura de su vida

what happens they could match a clothing description to an outfit owned by teresa. so daniel sickles will say often i was the last person to know what was happening and he tries to deny it for as long as he can then he cannot ignore the evidence any further. and then gets her to sign a confession what happened at the house for the specific purpose to carry on an affair along with the man he thought was his friend and then he has to figure out what he will do about this. so he sends for his friend butterworth who is a tammany man who had a variety of various democratic administrations now the head in new york city office he took his job from the buchanan administration and samuel butterworth was in the room with him sent teresa back to new york get a divorce nobody will know what happened that is pretty good advice but everybody already knows so he tries to figure out what to do enter barton keys. he shows up in lafayette square as sickles is in his house he lives in his home on the west side of lafayette square and what may be of particular interest it was built and

teresa: parecía que nada ni nadie los detendría en su misión. con el paradero del sacerdote que aseguran los abusó. hola, ¿qué tal? los saluda teresa rodríguez. muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquí y ahora". dos jóvenes costarricenses se fueron a méxico guiados por la obsesión de encontrar a un fugitivo. angie sandoval los acompañó en la camapaña con un solo objetivo: "se busca". angie: en la inmensidad de la ciudad de méxico... anthony: se hace difícil porque es como buscar una aguja en un pajar. angie: anthony venegas está sumido en su búsqueda. hay demasiadas personas. y creo que esto hace que sea el sitio perfecto también para esconderse. angie: con afiches en mano, ha llegado desde costa rica para encontrar al cura quien, según él, lo abusó por años. según anthony, se han invertido los papeles. anthony: ahora yo soy el que lo persigo, ahora yo soy el que lo estoy acosando, y ahora yo soy el que tiene el poder y él es el que se esconde de mí. angi la historia de anthony comienza en 1994, en la pequeña localidad de patarrá, cerca de san jo

teresa: admirable labor.m so original, ♪ ya sing it louder. ♪ i am, oooh oooh oooh oooh ♪ ehhh ehhh ehhh ehhh ♪ i am, oooh oooh oooh oooh ♪ i am qué sorpresa. esto no fue terrible. lysol power toilet bowl cleaner ataca la cal y las manchas de óxido, limpiando hasta 10 veces mejor que clorox liquid bleach. lysol. lo necesario para proteger. aún está fresh... ♪ intensificador de aromas durante el lavado unstopables. ♪ unstopables de downy. teresa: llegar a la cumbre del mundo requiere de condiciones físicas además de disciplina y determinación. para viridiana Álvarez, la primera mujer del continente americano en escalar las tres montañas más altas del mundo, las alturas son su pasión. marcela sarmiento nos cuenta por qué esta mexicana está literalmente en la cima. marcela: divisar el mundo desde su punto más alto es un privilegio. llegar allí es el resultado de muchos sacrificios, además de enfrentar grandes miedos, incluyendo el desapego profundo a la vida. viridiana Álvarez trabajó en la industria automotriz

le saluda teresa rodriguez. muy buenas noches y bienvenidos a "aquÍ y ahora".eron a mÉxico guiados por la obsesiÓn de encontrar a un fugitivo.allÍ los acompaÑara campaÑa con un solo objetivo, se busca. >> en la inmensidad de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> se hace difÍcil que es como buscar una aguja en un pajar. >> anthony venegas estÁ sumido en su bÚsqueda. >> en demasiadas personas y creo que eso hace que sea el sitio perfecto tambiÉn para esconderse. >> con afiches en mano, llega costa rica para encontrar al cura, quien segÚn Él, lo puso por aÑos. segÚn anthony, se han invertido los papeles >> ahora yo soy el que lo persigo, ahora yo soy el que lo estoy acosando y ahora yo soy el que tiene el poder y Él es el que se esconde de mÍ. >> la historia de anthony comienza en 1994 en la pequeÑa localidad de pat azra cerca de san josÉ. entonces tenÍa nueve aÑos y era una de las monaguillos del sacerdote mauricio beckeles, pÁrroco de la iglesia san juan bautista. >> como monaguillo veÍa la relaciÓn que tenÍa con monaguillos mÁs grandes. se me los llevaba comer despuÉs de las

teresa. you, teresa, thank for saying it better than i could, and teresa said it better, and again, this is not pie in the sky. this is what goes on in belgium, north of us a few miles. what it means, what teresa is , is that there are millions of people in this country who are staying at their jobs today not because they like those jobs but because they got decent health care for their families. all right? means.bout what it you can do the work you want, youif your unemployed, and have it because it is a human right. stay in a jobe to you do not once. when you have a baby, you do not have to worry about paying a $2000 bill for having a baby, and again, when we do that, when we get rid of the greed of the insurance companies and the drug companies and all of the bureaucracy and the hundreds of billions of dollars in administrative waste in the current system, we can cover all people in an extremely , and it will way cost the overwhelming majority of americans, everybody else much less than th

do in the us mother teresa. what you're doing is like one drop in an ocean she said the ocean will not be the same without what i'm doing we're just putting a piece of sugar in every human. have resigned themselves to their fate of working in garbage city but they hope that one day their own children might have a better life. out of football on one of the season's new coaching arrivals is david wagner german team shelter has been tasked with getting the historic club back into the champions league after a miserable last season at the w. caught up with a former us international to find out how his adopted pace adapting to life in the bundesliga. savage dragon is putting his legal start at cheika has been nothing if not steady one draw one loss one wing from his 1st 3 games 3 goals 43 goals against not great not terrible just steady we. ok so far i think i can say. but we have we all together know that we have to work very hard and that we have to go a lot busy of further steps to create a season where we maybe af

they call her mother teresa. maggie go brown has dedicated herself to working with children who grew up in poverty in the egyptian capital she has set up nearly 90 community centers in which she looks after the children and teaches them to love and respect themselves at work focuses on coptic christians in my own i would see that has long complained of discrimination in egypt many of them live in the slums around cairo on street living from sorting through garbage. they live or work in garbage in this sweltering heat surrounded by an overpowering stench to trust in plastic bottles every day from 5 in the morning until sunset they have to quit school to support their families meaning they will probably never find a way out. of the. if i had the chance to go somewhere else of course i would do it a little a little. sadness of hug there's so much i used to wish for but it will never happen for me. it's the fate of hundreds of thousands of people here in munshi up myself the so-called garbage city on the outskirts of

teresa rodrÍguez y patricio este aÑo. >> y esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna.hora ganaron una demanda por nueve millones de dÓlares, porque sus empleadores no les pagaron las horas extras que les correspondÍa los temas los encaramos esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna y le. enrique hacemos una pausa al volver una mujer mexicana cuyas recetas de comida estÁn causando furor en youtube. >> en aquÍ sabemos que juntos, por eso abogamos por el bienestar familia. con mejoras nuestras comunidades. y la escamosas herramientas para abrir sus roque negocios. para que despuÉs de los cincuenta vas con mÁs alumnos, dinero y amo ven que juntos es posible. es taxista para quÉ. a continuaciÓn hicieron ahora en grande esta semana en crisis. la venta de local en bici son mÁs bajas en toda la tienda en la Última gota en un veinte por cento menos extra, contestÓ con otra camiseta. y encuentra especial, es increÍble estar a tope. somos latinos, bueno, es lo mÁs importante para nosotros y en el mes de la hispanidad, eres el protagonista visita sigamos haciendo las punto com. supuesto,

without objection, that motion passes. >> i just want to note that the waiver requirement for teresa, nina, anna -- excuse me, my apologies. and doug block is waved. >> thank you. in my excitement, i forgot to mention that in june, i move to oakland because i could no longer afford my rent in san francisco, so i too need a waiver. thank you. >> thank you. can we note that for the record? >> my apologies. could you note your name please? >> sarah. >> thank you. mr. clerk, thank you so much to everyone. you know, again this is the first of many opportunities to serve on this body and you are just an amazing community. thank you very, very much. mr. clerk, are there any other items on the agenda? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> and with that, the meeting is adjourned. [gavel] [♪] >> three, two, one. [applause.] >> congratulations everybody. thank you. >> so the project was driven by the need to improve conditions for people biking and walking from beach street to mcallister. between 2010 and 2015, there were 290 traffic crashes including two deaths, 110 bike collisions and 78t

teresa: that's right. know, if you look at chinese yields, especially compared to its g-7 peers, it is offering positive yields. people tend to forget that china can actually be very much compared to emerging markets as ratess compared to developed peers. you might remember that just a couple weeks ago, jp morgan's gbi index included china into its basket. recognition that the barriers to entry into the china onshore bond market has been lifted. there is one barrier to entry that remains. the fact that this area is rather underresearched. does this put off investors? teresa: definitely. for many years now, many firms have been quite reluctant to invest in china. difficultt, it can be to have a research capability that has been built around china. specifically in the case of the u.s., even with the inclusion of china into the barclays ag index, on the side, barclays ag x china --global ag ex-version to minimize their tracking error relative to the index. so there's definitely some reluctance, especially on

maria teresa, you were there. >> i wish you had been too, lawrence.d everything. >> what were the parts of the debate that you focused on the most? >> when they started talking about gun control and gun safety, and how every single presidential candidate gave a hat tip to beto o'rourke and recognized his leadership and recognized that he was able to step up and how he took it graciously. and i think at first he was quite surprised but he started owning it, and then he started talking that famous line that i'm going to confiscate all your guns, and the room went bananas, he understands the game, and he needs to ensure that white suburban moms stay with the democratic party. they don't want to go back to school and buy bullet-proof backpacks. they want their kids to be safe, and he needs to grow the electoral base. the folks in that hall yesterday were people of color. we were at a historically black college. they understand what gun violence means intimately. here in texas where you have 2.5 million unregistered latinos whom he wants in his camp, he re

teresa nos cuenta porque esta comunidad se ha convertido en enemiga de estos grupos extremistas.Ñas para fortalecer sus movilizaciones. >> ya no puedo andar en las tiendas hola. >> quiÉnes son los nuevos supremacistas y cÓmo reclutar nuevos miembros? las redes del odio. ilia: este domingo en aquÍ y ahora.horario especial. jorge: la cuenta regresiva estÁ dando. pues no juez se celebrarÁ el tercer debate demÓcrata que estaremos transmitiendodesde houston. en esta oportunidad debatirÁn sÓlo 10 precandidatos a quienes preguntaremos sobre los temas que mÁs interesan al electorado hispano. este jueves por univisiÓn. ilia: el arte mexicano estÁ de luto con la muerte de francisco toledo. como defensor de derechos humanos y artista medioambiental. nos habla pedro. enero: muriel famoso pintor franciscotledo. y su muerte fue destacada hoy en medios nacionales. y es que esta entre los artistas mÁs reconocidos en el mundo que ha dado mÉxico. dice christian como un joven artista que lo conocÍa muy bien. >> el maestro es un referente de mÉxico. y en el mundo por todo su trabajo como artista, co

tiene 22 aÑos, 42 semanas de embarazo pero a pesar de su condiciÓn fue forzada a regresar a mÉxico, teresae la patrulla fronteriza querÍa impedir que su hijo naciera en estados unidos. >> otro mÁs que echa john bolton abandona el equipo del presidente trump, es su tercer asesor de seguridad nacional, la aprobaciÓn del presidente cae a 38% en medio de la reciente preocupaciÓn por una recesion y la guerra comercial con china. >> un rescate titanic, se recuperan los 4 integrantes de una embarcaciÓn hundÍa en georgia, soportaron temperaturas de casi 140 grados mientras los rescatistas perforaron el acero de la cubierta. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> en estados unidos, se conceden 12 millones de prÉstamos abusivos cada aÑo, mÁs de la mitad a clientes latinos, hablamos de prÉstamos que exigen hasta 500% de interÉs yban atrapando a los clientes en un espiral de deudas del que no pueden salir. >> hemos visto una aquÍ en california el aÑo pasado 20 mil personas han perdido su carro por este tipo de prÉstamo. >> en unos minutos, noticias telemundo investiga revela cÓm

. >> i had a great experience with teresa of avila on 19th street. at the parish church. yes. they had an adoration with young adults. i got to meet with them, and they are all from the mission bay kind of the upbringing of that whole community ucsf, and all the companies there. and, they are just great young faith, they were there at thei adoration for the whole hour. they were in it together, they were just praying together, and it was just a nice time to just be together. >> catholics watching your show will understand what you mean by adoration. it is silent prayer in the church before the greatest, or display somehow. i want to ask you this important question, was everybody's mobile device off for the whole hour, or whatever the time was quick >> yes, it was. >> you collect them at the door? >> no, they are very self regulating young adult groups. i see that with a lot of young adults, they will take care of their own, which is different from young adult ministry of course. >> working with mature people who have immature seeking for something of spiritual depth. and who h

teresa walker was arrested after one of these rides. this is what she use during imprisonment. >> we have other items related to other test activities, including this lunch counter -- which came from the richmond will worse branch. it was the site of one of many student citizens that were held around the country. in the 1960s, protesting segregated lunch service. these are the kinds of protests that were designed to underscore the iniquities and the humiliations that black people faced, trying to navigate the segregated world. also they intended to change public opinion as news outlets across the country and world were covering things like student citizens and peaceful protest marches that were met by police yielding high-powered fire hoses and seeking dogs against protesters. those were images that shocked the nation and forced a reckoning. we also have several documents in various civil rights groups such as the naacp. also promoting these various forms of nonviolent activism. many of these activities, even though the involve many gro

as i said teresa walker was arrested after one of these in jackson mississippi. this is the cup that she used during her imprisonment. there are other items related to protest activities including this stool which came from the richmond woolworth brand. it's the site of many citizens that were held around the country in the 1960s protesting segregated lunch service. these are the kinds of protests designed to underscore the iniquitous-- inequities and the daily humiliation that like people faced trying to navigate the segregated world and these that tiffany's were also intended to change public opinion as news outlets across the country and across the world recovering things like student citizens, peaceful protest marches met by police wielding high-power fire hoses and sicking dogs against protesters. those were images that really shocked the nation and forced a reckoning with the status quo of segregation in america. we also have several documents published by various civil rights groups such as the naacp , the congress of racial equality promoting these variou

than the us mother teresa. what you are doing is like one drop in an ocean she said the ocean will not be the sea without. we're just putting piece of sugar in every human. have resigned themselves to their fate of working in garbage city but they hope that one day their own children might have a better life. for nigeria is to repatriate hundreds of its citizens living in south africa after a recent spate of xena phobic attacks mainly against african foreigners as many as 600 people have already signed up to take free flights home one plane is due to leave today at least 12 people have been killed in the violence and hundreds of foreign owned shops destroyed sparking a diplomatic spat between south africa and nigeria. joining me now from the airport in johannesburg is correspondent adrienne creation and i joined this is really not the 1st time that nigerians and migrants have been targeted in south africa why is nigeria repatriating people now. well sarah many people actually wanted to leave early already but t

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and maria teresa kumar, president and ceo of voto latino and an msnbc contributor. and you happy to be, mtk, in houston. so i want to come to you first. give us the kneeling in the room. >> my code name. what are you doing. >> it's 1:00 in the morning. we won't tell anyone. so in the room, it seemed that beto o'rourke got a huge response when he talked about race the way he is so good at doing. it seems that that moment that we just heard from kamala harris resonated. in the room, who resonated in that section of the debate that was about raising criminal justice? >> beto o'rourke. i have to say when every candidate started to talk about it, they acknowledged about whether they were talking about race or gun reform. they acknowledged his leadership in el paso. and when he -- and he took it humbly. i think he was surprised by the warmth that he was received specifically on that. and it is an acknowledgment, he was the first one to call it what it was. and it wasn't on the debate stage, but it was months ago. and it was a welcome, because you can't treat the source of

>> teresa. >> thank you teresa. she said it better than i say it.aying -- this is not pie in the sky. goes on in belgium. it goes on north of us a few miles. what teresa is saying is that there are millions of people in this country who are staying at their jobs today not because they like those jobs that because they get decent health care for their families. when about what it means you have health care. you can do the work you want. if you are unemployed or in transition, you still have health care because it is a human right. freedom is the right word. that is all your shoulders. you don't have to stay at a job you want. you don't have to pay a $10,000 baby-- bill it you have a because of the greed of the insurance companies. when we get rid of that and the hundreds of billions of dollars in administrative waste in the current system, we can cover all people in an extremely copperheads of way. competences -- comprehensive way. other thoughts on health care? >> i am a pediatrician and stay-at-home mom right now. for the money we are paying, we on

. >> maria teresa, that's the basic argument, the generic position.t possible cost. once they get beyond that, into the details, it's not up to them,st up for the senate finance committee. if the last republican chairman of the senate finance committee, zero is going to happen. >> that's exactly right. they have to stick to that. i think what a lot of americans are looking for is that not only is it important to defeat donald trump, but what is your vision for unifying america? where are we going to go? this idea of having lofty ideas for the american public moving forward, people want to hear that, but fundamentally you're absolutely right, who decides what legislation gets passed, that is congress. what's important in the debate is having this conversation of if you're going to run for office, are you going to make sure that you will not only hold on to the house, but is there a chance at the senate or white house. the more they can talk about a vision is very important. one of the things that also resonated was julian castro when he started talking

and change their outlook for the future in the garbage slums they call her mama maggie or mother teresa or of cairo. she has a simple message i love. to hate you michaela garecht to him to get out of. the devout christian has brought thousands of children from garbage city to her aid organization in cairo funded by donations from all over the world here they're given health advice lessons and war meals for 2 days the 1st step on the way out of the vicious cycle of poverty disease and shame. it's a mission of love says. respect and self esteem. and it's a message that seems to be getting through to many children. i learned a lot about love happiness and solidarity here and to listen to what my mother and father say. from mom or maggie washing the children's feet as a symbol of respect they often go barefoot in the garbage and injure themselves here they get sandals and learn how to look after themselves better. when they asked mother to do. what you're doing is like one drop in an ocean she said the ocean will not be the same without. we're just putting piece of sugar in every human. hav

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and maria teresa, here we are, because of geography, where it was tonight, and granted, because of my friend jorge ramos and his presence on the panel of questioners, we actually heard latin american nations named by name, individual nations for the fist time any of us could remember and real substantive talk about issues that are in your power corridor that you and i have talked about, that nicolle and you have talked about on this network over and over again. >> that's absolutely right. when jorge ramos, before he went into the stage, he basically said that tonight you're going to hear us speak spanish. and he said that in spanish and said it in english before we even went live, and it set the tone for the debate. let's not forget we're in the backyard of the latino community, but we're at the epicenter of where the democrats can potentially take the white house. we're talking about 38 electoral votes. what i saw tonight is that they're all speaking in general about america. but when they came to talk about immigration, when they start talking about latin american policy and talking

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in frisco, i'm teresa woodard. >> our thanks to teresa from wfaa for that report. you know in texas they got a saying. god, texas, and football. and obviously after these mass shootings have just devastated these communities, they need something to really bring them together as they started the healing process. >> absolutely. for both of those teams this game was not so much about who they were fighting against but who they were fighting for. remembering all of the people of the communities impacted by the recent violence. and they really did come together. i mean, jerry jones, the owner of the cowboys, was there to welcome the eastwood team off the bus. plano fans wore "texas strong" shirts supporting both teams. the bands from both schools met up earlier in the day to practice together, a joint performance. so they really found a way to come together for this game that, like we said, almost didn't happen. >> just a really special moment there. >>> coming up, along with those friday night lights, we're kicking off tailgating season. and you look amazingly comforta

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teresa rodriguez estuvo en la ciudad deguatemala donde hablÓ con algunas de las sobrevivientes de una la vida decenas de niÑas atrapadas por las llamas. >> las llamas avanzaban sin control en uno de los salones de clase del hogar seguro virgen de la asunciÓn en las afueras de ciudad de guatemalaÓ niÑas encerradas en equitaciÓn buscaban desesperadas una salida. mientras que afuera muchos padres esperaban saber de sus hijos. >> no nos dejan entrar. >> los gritos de horror fueron reemplazados por un silencio. la mayorÍa de las menores estaban inconscientes le habÍan fallecido. >> fue una de las tragedias mÁs mortÍferas en guatemala desde el fin de la guerra civil y sucediÓ dentro de una instituciÓn donde los padres aseguran que ocurrÍan presuntas irregularidades. >> sufriÓ abuso sexual por parte de los monitores. >> yesenia paola barrios estuvo internada en varios centros para jovencitas desde que tenÍa 15 aÑos. hasta que llevo aquÍ. >> habÍan clases, habían de primaria bÁsicos, recibÍamos talleres que eran de panaderÍa, mecÁnica, serigrafÍa, corte y confecciÓn. >> aunque yesenia afirma

the white house released this afternoon can teresa back to you. >>thank you very much grant. let's go now live was a congresswoman barbara lee of oakland who joins us now on the phone a congresswom joininin reaction to the inquiry that was announced by. speaker pelosi. >>was very hot. they say she has won. but in can the members of job. various map. had been gave them. and that very clear. and impeachment folks painting. into impeachment. the public on the being the past. direction of get the and many other. the behavior. not choir book look. i don't think you have 3 will look leon. in light day. later. in the country if in fact we do not give up. he taking the fact that what are called. >>all were you take starting >>i bought year that that of the have not. again i'll be talking to them. i coach and if you're in a committee and part of march possibility. i could make sure that we are have a unified office and so i will be talking i think maybe 40 members. >>have not. >>and really find the gravity of good. coming home. working with the public to educate not only my it was goo

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y algunos casos como teresa, las polÍticas del presidente donald trump son inhumanas. >>> hay que recordar¿quÉ pasa?. >>> estamos viendo este incremento en el termÓmetro, rÁpidamente y va a continuar la situaciÓn todavÍa durante los prÓximos dÍas. y la ausencia de nubosidad que permite el desarrollo. con las temperaturas rÁpidamente. desde san josÉ 81 grados.75. la situaciÓn de oakland 77. afortunadamente tenemos algo de brisa. y hace que las temperaturas no se sientan tan calurosas. vamos a perder las condiciones a partir del dÍa maÑana. alta presiÓn dominando el patron del tiempo. y son los responsables del incremento en ese termÓmetro. nuestro pronostico de lluvia nos muestra... la lÍnea costera. se mantiene la neblina y condiciones hasta las horas de la madrugada. conzamos ver el cielo despejado a lo largo del Área de cobertura. las prÓximas horas, el viento soplando desde la lÍnea costera. las fuertes rÁfagas de viento, puede crear un peligro y crecer rÁpidamente. notamos el cambio de direcciÓn de los vientos viajando desde el norte y un par de incendios que hay al norte de nuestra re

he will be buried with his family can teresa back to you. >>all right, thank you grant now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero marina. pleasant tuesday night in the city just gorgeous out there joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>believe it. i mean we're talking about maybe the second storm. rain event in the last week of summer so yeah it does look like it's going to be huge like a midwinter storm system but you know we get that rain out there that will be something else so certainly going to see the clouds gathering in the end you could see some rain drops right out there on the golden gate bridge tomorrow morning. and of course get some of those early rains in the season that can cause some delays out there were traffic with very slick roads. but we are going to see the storm system working its way in toward the bay area over the next 24 hours here slowly dropping in it will begin to fall apart as it does, but i think holding the other just enough to bring some showers little the s

teresa: fue una de las tragedias mÁs mortÍferas en guatemaladesde el fin de la guerra civil.>> segÚn ellas nadie respondiÓ. y aquellos que debieron protegerlas estaban del otro lado de la puerta escuchando los ruegos desesperados. jorge: pasamos con enrique para ver lo que depara esta noche. enrique: leyeres la catÓlicos de la paÍsrechazas acciones de realizaciÓn trump en contra de inmigrantes indocumentados como redadas, y la limitaciÓn de asilo para quienes lo soliciten legalmente. a pocas horas de que el presente trump haber anegado haber actuado ilegalmente con el presente aÑo, gentes de prensa dicen que le pidiÓ en ocho ocasiones investigar a un rival polÍtico. al hijo del precandidato demÓcrata para su beneficio literal. con esto y mÁs los esperamos esta noche. ilia: hacemos una pausa y cuando regresemos comienzan a llegar decenas de personas ♪ ¿a dónde irías si pudieras ir a cualquier parte? ¿a quién llevarías si pudieras llevar a cualquier persona? ¿qué harías cuando llegues a lo desconocido? lo desconocido... check. nueva ford explorer. el vehículo explorador más gra

>>all right teresa. make sure download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage, lawrence yeah right. >>now far away now here we go get ready for the weekend what a change from the way that onshore breeze kicking in the clouds beolin across a as a poll right now the rest the bay area to see the clouds filling in overnight tonight, no delays at sfo though looking good so far temperatures are running mainly in the 60's outside right now, but the clouds have already begun to fill in the bay so tomorrow morning, a mostly cloudy start to the day temperatures going to begin in the 50's and the 60's and then as we head toward the middle today, becoming mostly sunny, maybe some lingering clouds out toward the coastline but look at the temperatures much cooler than the past couple of days and even in the afternoon. i think we top out in the 70's in the warmer spots around the bay area tomorrow you may need a jacket in some compared what we have that's a big change 60 degrees in the sunset w

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old town and attempt to heal the wounds of war destruction and half the reconstruction they want to teresa wrecked a part of the many evil city and that's new alltel opened in 2018. germany's financial hub has rebuilt history in the heart of its old town. the area was almost totally destroyed by arrowheads in march 1904 now it's been resurrected as a testament to frankfurt's medieval past. architect and plan a young widow down as reconstructed the most donate of the old buildings the golden scale was once owned by the dutch spice merchant out confection a hum fun hummel. ringback gotten by the golden bargain for the golden scale and partly for other buildings as well we were lucky enough to have a great number of original elements that had survived the war. here and we managed to persuade the owner of large parts of the golden scales façade to donate the stones to us he had them stored in his library building. fund kamel family papers reveal details like the existence of a gilded waterspout shaped like a dragon. a total of 15 buildings have been reconstructed 20 more are entirely new they'