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. ♪ i am, oooh oooh oooh oooh ♪ ehhh ehhh ehhh ehhh ♪ i am, oooh oooh oooh oooh ♪ i am ♪ ♪ teresa: dosy venegas y llevaba unas semanas en poder dormir. >> no es sÓlo una bÚsqueda de justicia, sino teme la preocupaciÓn de que una persona capaz de hacer tanto daÑo a menores de edad estÉ acÁ en mÉxico también generando mÁs daÑo. >> en pocos dÍas prescriben los crÍmenes contra su presunto abusador. el exsacerdote mauricio viques y el joven estÁ decidido a ganar esta carrera contra el tiempo. que reacciona tenido la gente cuando te acercas con los volantes? >> hay gente que me ve como un loco preguntando por el seÑor. yo siempre les digo, por favor, sus tv a esta persona o alguien parecido, alguien con una actitud sospechosa denuncie, llamen a >> la campaÑa parecerÍa estar dando resultados.algÚn momento por acÁ? hay quien lo ha visto? >> sergio del rÍo vive al lado de casa damasco, un albergue para curas con problemas ecolÓgicos. -- psicolÓgicos. >> Él abusÓ a muchos menos redada en mi paÍs. Él fue -- yo fui uno de ellos. >> anthony tiene informaciÓn que pasado por aquÍ, aunque ningÚn emple

i said, mama, she's gone. she's gone. do you have any idea how hard that was? >> teresa'skelsey has spent a sleepless night waiting in vain for her mother to come home. >> how did you find out? >> my dad came and told my brothers and i. it was awful realizing that your worst nightmare had come true. for a brief second, i thought she committed suicide just because i knew how stressed out she was. but then i also knew how much she loved her family. >> everybody who knew teresa knew that. even sheriff ellis who drove out to the crime scene, if that's what it was. he was met there. >> this case was personal to you, sheriff. >> yes. my daughter and miss teresa and scott's daughter played softball together. >> you would see teresa at the ballpark. >> it felt like part of my family was gone too. >> they had a look around the truck. no sign of a struggle. dusting revealed no viable fingerprints. there were no footprints. not even a loose hair. puzzling. was there any thought once you saw the scene that this was a suicide? >> there was things missing that prevented the suicide theo

out racism, and i believe that we can do that, because that doesn't represent the vast majority of americans who do have a good heart. they also need a leader to match that. >> maria teresa, i guess the question would be was that an opportunity to really highlight black lives matter that could have also been expanded to an opportunity to talk more about his own community? >> i think this is a challenge, and i think that elie is right. what i left with the debate was that we were talking very much about latinos and that their needs were very much tied to lat turner america. to some extent, that's true. in reality it's a direct threat of what donald trump has done to the latino community. just in the month of august, right after the shooting, we experienced the largest immigration rate in our nation's history that american citizens were caught in that dragnet where they were separated from their children, just because they were brown. he's done 13 policies in the last month of august alone that disproportionately impact not just latinos, but american latinos that is the conversations that we're not having, because we still leave very much in a binary culture. when we talk

passed smoothly nothing happens and i feel like that's insult to me like you're saying that foreigners and teresa treated better than gay . no argument about that do we agree at the back then. so i'm still coming back to me as my response to be that as an artist i use my voice in response to what i meant was same to address those situations because those are all part of and forms of social injustice yeah but you know we heard from most of you saying that you also have a responsibility as a citizen i want to look at it and he said the most damning is a lame dogs i disagree with that it is most gambian private citizens they have done what we've done to gambia they have gambia where it is because the government has not been doing. the hotel the brand new all tells a young danby of the majlis palace the heartier johnny who was building the hotel bill in the club me myself i have nothing thousands of thousands of dollars he bring international arms are brought things about which in spite of broad jr kelly i just did miss lamb can be a glam pageant just the other we're constantly using our own personal plus to develop projects and programs for young peo

do not have it. sen. sanders: what is your name? >> i am sorry. 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 you think about that part of it? teresa: all of these are very good points, kathleen. ink if you look at the chinese capital markets, very simply, as having two superhighways, one that is inbound and the other one that is outbound, within the context of the current trade war, it is more important than ever for china to widen the lanes within the highway that allows capital flow in. if you think about that as one additional tool for china to manage a currency, it becomes that much more necessary in today's environment, but to your point about foreign investors and their reluctance to maybe invest in china, we think that there is a lot of education that still need to be done and i think that will happen over time. kathleen: i hope you will join us as that development continues. i appreciate you taking your time very much. teresa kong.-- there is plenty more to calm on "daybreak asia, -- come on "daybreak asia," so keep it here. ♪ . ♪ kathleen: this is "daybreak asia ." i am kathleen hays in new york. paul: and i am paul allen in sydney. britain, france, and germany have jo

connection or the outgoing prime minister teresa mayes is the russians killed people using chemical weapons. i mean this a lot of them thinks. it's interesting gov or do tonight i'm going to get into the film career in a 2nd but do you think ballet education is getting better since the days when your parents had to save so much money for you to be educated know what's what's really good about this indication is that you want to get out it's hunger of having the better life that you work hard and you don't want to stay there and you don't want to come back that hunger made you work harder than the rest because if you live in the comfortable conditions. why should they push what's the goal what was that for me was. the scape and the opportunity. and that's why it works hard to you know to help the family to help myself. and that gives you this. adrenalin and the goal and the power to go forward what is it about ballet then that is so political because cocoa is associated with the french communist party we did something on this program about carlos acosta who was shocked everyone by going back to cuba after he was in london nuria of of course used by the

moving nothing happens and i feel like that's an insult to me saying that foreigners and teresa treated better than gay. right i'm sure about it. no argument about that now do we agree at the back then would you agree with me. coming back to me as my responsibility as an artist i use my voice in response to what the man was saying to address those situations because those are all part of and forms of social injustice yeah but you know we heard from most of you saying that you also have a responsibility. he said that most can use a lame dogs i disagree with that it is most gambian private citizens they have done what we've done together and have gambia where it is because government has not been doing. the hotels the brand all tells a young gambians the majlis solidarity of johnny was building the hotel bill in the club me myself i have nothing thousands of thousands of dollars he bring international arms are brought about which in spite of bribe jr kelly i just did miss lamb gambia pageant just the other we're constantly using our own personal life to develop projects and programs for young people in this country who trains i have a foundation where i do yo

. >> teresa in north carolina asks, how do you feel about everything pumpkin spice. >> too much and too soon and too early. iw why people get worked up about pumpkin spice. we got more of your "sunday today" mug shots. thank you, happy belated birthday to you melissa. send us a photo of your >>> good sunday morning to you. 7:00 right now. taking a peek outside, what a nice start to our day. a live look at the bay bridge along the embarcadero. makes you want to get out, maybe go for a nice jog, have a morning brunch or something. thanks so much for joining us i'm laura garcia in for kira klapper this morning. hopefully i'm not throwing people. >> don't freak out. it's not monday. it's still sunday. >> this is not monday just yet. we'll still enjoy the weekend. looks like a nice day. it's great to be here. >> you know, and it's going to be a gorgeous day, so once you head outside, you're going to notice it's a lot clearer in san francisco. we do have some areas of fog, but overall the sun ista

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well what we would do is make a a poser lost man and i hope t that could save the line it's w worth rememinding peoplei suppose that the- the current deal which was negotiated by teresa magwitch the- e. you agree with the still that but it's been rejected. three times by the house of commons certainly that was a non starter. but there's nothing she come from boris johnson and the- team disco within led by. the shady vehicle dominic cummins chief adviser at the and number ten. this was raise questions about all those people mystic cummings released all great. the whole lot of them basically old nissan titan thing kind of what we did. they i mean they they could be the potential forgot ice in this scenario as you said a minute ago i didn't see appointments to resigning. it is possible the one the close invoices autumn comes may be on the on. the guillotine but i i'm not. i don't use the svengali these a string golly behind it yeah and i think this is. his his store i think he's so distracted it's obviously been. approved but i think the kind of scorched earth policies very much his approach. you can see his fingerprints over that so you wanted to be logical if he was g

and i believe the best way we can do that is we make sure that everybody gets covered by health care at the lowest possible cost. >> maria teresahe basic argument, the generic position. everybody gets covered at the lowest possible cost. once they get beyond that, into the details, it's not up to them,st up for the senate finance committee. the house ways and means committee. if it's a 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 abo

i appreciate you very much for taking the time for joining us. take care. >>> joining me now politico reporter for the washington post and maria teresa kumar. maria, let me begin with you first of all. doou think that the house will or should impeach justice kavanaugh? >> i think that there's a lot of conversations on how to do it. and they'd have to go through the exact same process of discovery as they are trying to do right now with trump and the mueller report. and one thing that i would side with amy klobuchar is read what they have, find out what they have. is there actually more things than just the newspaper headline because this is a very delicate dance they would have to do. imagine going into 2020 and his supreme court is not small and they really have to recognize how delicate it is. so i encourage them to read first of all the analysis, identify what the paperwork is, identify is there something that actually that the fbi failed to do. and then they can go from there. >> phillip, we heard senator michael bennet talk about the need for a thorough investigation. give us a quick pulse on where the candidates in general stand and other key members stand on possibly relitigatin

teresa,ependent line, columbus, ohio. caller: i appreciate c-span for this. what really concerns me in the debate last night was no one was really talking about what they were going to door the working class. needed automation and we to have the companies work hand in hand with schools to do apprenticeships because we have older workers that are staying on because they can't get younger people to do these jobs. we are all standing around saying, what are we going to do? especiallyricans, want to keep their health care. we don't want to lose it and we have paid a lot of money. to $300 in it. host: democrats line. caller: hi. host: you are on p go ahead. -- you are on. go ahead. caller: i have no problem with my insurance. i worked for the school system for years. i make a monthly payment. i don't know why -- i don't know if this policy thing will interfere with my job, but i have no problem with my medical care through my school system. host: so when you hear from candidates medicare for all, what do you think? .aller: not really i still have to pay taxes and different things like that. i am just saying that i don't feel i should. i worked and have never been on any gov

teresa joins us from tennessee. i know you thought you would get a fair shot here, but you get many more democratic republicans -- callers then you doans. host: that's not true. we get calls from democrats, .epublicans and independents and judge, you are welcome back any time. go ahead. iller: being a prosecutor, feel that the democrats are attacking only white people's guns. i'm not racist, but we legally buy ourur guns, go to firearms, and i think this trump me and i think listens to you because but i fear that he does not see what is going on. no one is saying one word about taking the guns out of the hands in chicago,members philadelphia. to us it feels like an attack just on our white community because we do the right thing. just because the black people in these communities vote democrat, it's never mentioned. on 60 people being shot weekends by black people and innocent black people being shot in democrat say nothing about that. i just feel this attack, and i would like to get your opinion. just for the record, we have had to democrats, two republicans and two independents in the last half hour. so we have been balance. asst: