said that it would possibly challenge our decisions before this was from a tribunal but. i mean it's normal according to the slow it's a normal process so we are not afraid or a lot too worried about it but i will assume that when the russian athletes see the reasoning they will want to take this case further so we should wait because for the moment i can't answer that question which is more a prediction mystery but i want to bring up one specific case how does the cast decision twenty eight seeing and chang compare to the cas ruling twenty six sting i'm talking about the one for you really you theme about despite the red light by the i.o.c. she was still all allowed to compete even though she had a dog in history you know if your mother was.

he also left the tribune for television but came back to the tribune. surprise -- heet has won a pulitzer prize in 1989 for commentary and in 1972 for a series on voter fraud. he also has written several , "showing my collar" and "a bridge to the new media sentry -- new media century." you have seen them on television and he is a longtime member of the gridiron and a tour fixing her and i feel lucky to get to talk politics with him tonight. i feel the same way about lynn sweet, who is the washington bureau chief of the chicago sun-times. she has covered politics and government in chicago for years and then moved here to washington in 1993. she was named a fellow at harvard university institute of politics at the kennedy school in 2004, she currently is president of the gridiron in , an active and longtime member of journalism and women symposium and a past president of the washington press club foundation. i should also note she is in the chicago journalism hall of fame and the mode jill hall of -- enought -- and the about these two guys, let's get them

said that it would possibly challenge our decisions before this was for the tribunal but. i mean it's normal according to the slow it's a normal process so we are not afraid or a lot too worried about it but i will assume that when the russian athletes see the reasoning they will want to take this case further so we should wait because for the moment i can't answer that question which is more a prediction mystery but i want to bring up one specific case how does the cast decision twenty eight seeing and piano chang compare to the cas ruling twenty six sting i'm talking about the one for you really despite the red light by the i.o.c. she was still all allowed to compete even though she had adopting history if your mother was not allowed to compete in are you by the i.o.c. because she already had served a suspension for doping that was the only reason there you see if i remember correctly a few days before the rio games issued some specific guidelines for the selection of russian athletes there were four and now there are seventeen but in the case of mrs if you move up. the

cases that this was for the tribunal because our decisions are an old. it's not a reason for us to call for any change in the system we feel that it's a normal way of doing different powers. you have a parliament like the i.o.c. session you have a government like the executive board of the i.o.c. and you have a judicial power i think to avoid that kind of political discussion it's better to trust these institutions and to have confidence in the work that at least we are providing and we are doing can you confirm that all the members of cas and the i.o.c. were successful in staying away from politics when it comes to the team russia case yes you can confirm that yes some of the russians have already said that they're going to go to other civil courts and seek to claim moral and financial damages so what happens if it's determined that your ruling was on lawful we know that some russian athletes have gone before civil courts in the i think these cases have been either dropped or dismissed i don't think there is any more pending case so all these civil acti

for now, the announcement is federal tribunal. for now, the announcement is a federal tribunal.cement is a sweet victory for the russian state which has repeatedly denied any involvement in the doping, and for those cleared. translation: we have waited for the decision for a long time. we were hoping forjustice decision for a long time. we were hoping for justice and decision for a long time. we were hoping forjustice and it has prevailed. it is a matter of my life, what i do. when you are accused of that, it is very unpleasant and everything falls apart. we hope still to make it to these olympic games. with a deadline to compete long past, that looks unlikely. as we were hearing in that report the court of arbitration of sport have decided to partially uphold 11 other bans, but those athletes will now only miss this month's games and not face a lifetime suspensions. however, the reviews mean that britain's four—man bobsleigh team from sochi will be upgraded to a bronze medal. it's starting to sink in, even more so than it was. i think the ultimate will be holding that medal, sh

but for now the announcement is federal tribunal. the announcement is a federal tribunal. but for now the announcement is a sweet victory for both the russian state, which has repeatedly denied any involvement in the doping, and for those cleared. translation: we have waited for the decision for a long time and we were hoping forjustice and it has prevailed. it's a matter of my life, what i do, and when you are accused like that it's very unpleasant and everything falls apart. we will hope we still make it to these olympic games. but with the games only one week away and the deadline to register past, that looks unlikely. history will be made in pyeongchang, with nigeria becoming the first african nation to enter a bobsleigh tea m african nation to enter a bobsleigh team at the games. our sports news correspondent has been to meet the women's team as they got their final preparations under way at their training camp. we are the nigerian women's bobsleigh team. we are the first tea m bobsleigh team. we are the first team from the coun

regular a la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito pero podrÍa tomar meses antes de que este tribunalde quedar en protecciÓn, pero eso lo que hace que una soluciÓn permanente que nos da la ciudadanÍa, se va a atrasar mÁs . >>> por lo pronto abogados pide a los sitiadores tomar ventaja de este tiempo y extender la l validez de sus permisos. >>> esto serÁ durante dos aÑos mÁs, donde trump tiene poder sobre nuestra migraciÓn son dos aÑos bien importantes puntos gana como soÑadores queremos estar en este lugar que conocemos y que alguien nos diga que no podemos estar aquÍ porque no tenemos un papel no es justo. el cambio es incorrecto deportar a estos jÓvenes >>> hay que recordar que aunque trump de una fecha lÍmite para renovar los permisos de daca que en el 5 de marzo, abogados indicaron que se ya no tiene validez y que quienes pueda deben tratar de renovar sus permisos. para mÁs informaciÓn visite nuestra pÁgina web telemundo 48.com >>> noticieros telemundo >>> era alcalde de san josÉ pide a la comunidad que eso no afecte en su confianza. invita los i i inmigrantes a que continÚan envi

emitida por un juez de san francisco, incluso antes de que el tribunal de apelaciones haya analizado sueÑo de miles de jÓvenes soÑadores estÁ en el limbo, en pausa. en el senado, ayer, no se aprobaron cuatro enmiendas que los iba a amparar, entre ellas un proyecto de ley bipartidista y tambiÉn una propuesta avalada y amparada por la casa blanca, tenÍa cuatro pilares, entre ellos eliminar la loterÍa de visas, hacer cambios al sistema legal de inmigraciÓn, tambiÉn pedÍan el muro de mÉxico.. los ojos ahora estÁn puestos en la corte suprema. los jueces, los magistrados van a reunirse. para decidir si apelan a la decisiÓn de un juezfederal en california que bÁsicamente puso en pausa la orden del presidente donald trump de anular el programa. el futuro de los dreamers estÁ en manos de las cortes, de la corte suprema. el sentimiento de ellos, los hemos encontrado, hemos hablado por telÉfono y nos ha sido difÍcil entrevistarlos hoy para un reportaje que estamos haciendo. ellos nos dicen que no saben quÉ hacer, que estÁn decepcionados de los polÍticos. recordemos que han venido trabajando en

and his actions surrounding the singular broadcasting three point nine billion dollar deal to buy tribune media according to fortune the investigation is focused on pis decision to relax rules limiting the ownership of television stations by a single company you see the rule change the pie champion the melting that league got pushed through created a loophole that allowed for sinclair's accurate acquisition of tribune media which ultimately put sinclair channels in more than seventy per cent of u.s. households that's a lot congressman frank pallone out of new jersey told the media that for months i've been trying to get to the bottom of the allegations about chairman pi's relationship with sinclair sinclair broadcasting i'm grateful to the f.c.c. as inspector general that he has decided to take up this important investigation so was conspiring including well there appears to be. the buyer missed all that smoke a new york times investigation published last last august uncovered several meetings and correspondences between pi his staff and sinclair executives including one taking place just

and his actions surrounding these singular broadcasting three point nine billion dollar deal to buy tribune media according to fortune the investigation is focused on pis decision to relax rules limiting the ownership of television stations by a single company you see the rule change the pie champion the melting at least push through created a loophole that allowed for sinclair's accurate acquisition of tribune media which ultimately put sinclair channels in more than seventy per cent of u.s. households that's a lot congressman frank pallone out of new jersey told the media that for months i've been trying to get to the bottom of the allegations about chairman pi's relationship with sinclair sinclair broadcasting i'm grateful to the inspector general that he has decided to take up this important investigation so was conspiring including well there appears to be some fire and that's all that smoke a new york times investigation published last last august uncovered several meetings and correspondences between pi his staff and sinclair executives including one taking place just days before pi

arantxa: luisa ortega le solicitÓ a lo que ella llamó el legÍtimo tribunal supremo de justicia de sus para presentar un antejuicio de mÉrito contra maduro. el grupo estado islÁmico se adjudicÓ un ataque mortal contra cristianos en rusia. un hombre disparÓ con un rifle de caza contra rosas que salÍan de un servicio dominical en una iglesia ortodoxa rusa. la policÍa matÓ al pistolero. equipos de rescate encontraron un aviÓn que se estrelló en las montaÑas con 66 personas a bordo. aÚn no se sabe si hay sobrevivientes. decenas de equipos de rescate bbuscaron el aviÓn extraviado. mÁs adelante, el gobernante venezolano nicolÁs maduro prometiÓ una sorpresa muy esperada por el pueblo pero su mÉtodo de comunicaciÓn y mensaje, decepcionÓ. arantxa: el gobernante nicolÁs maduro experimentÓ con una nueva manera para intentar comunicarse con los venezolanos y convencerlos de que busque la paz y la unidad del paÍs. para sorpresa de muchos, usÓ lenguaje de seÑas de los sordomudos. francisco urreiztieta nnos cuenta cÓmo fue recibir ese mensaje. francisco: nicolÁs maduro apareciÓ orando por mensaje de

while experts can attest to the necessity of international tribunals or mixed court tribunals in limited circumstances, the program fails to offer the same advantages and incentives to prosecutions in national jurisdictions, using national courts. there's already broad consensus that prosecuting perpetrators of atrocities like the genocide that plagues religious minorities at happeneds of isis has the greatest impact when the prosecutions are conducted within the society in which the crimes occurred. when governments can keep these prosecutions within national jurisdictions, witnesses have easier access to courts, public awareness of these brutal atrocities is maximized, and parties will more likely understand domestic laws. furthermore, domestic tribals -- trials are often cheaper, quicker and less resource-intensive, meaning more resources can be devoted to items like discovery and analysis. congress has already attested to the threat that these crimes pose to u.s. interests, including the heavy price tag in the forms of regional instability, refugee flows, economic losses, and reconst

segun el "tribunal supremo de elecciones" de costa rica todo transcurre hoy con normalidad, segÚn elstican que habrÁ una segunda vuelta para elegir al mandatario. el joven hispano quedisparose le acusa de raza matanza con agravanteracista. la ira la misma cardenal se cuenta recluid un africano de matar una mujer italiana y descuartizÁndola segÚn medios este homicidio fue el motivo de su ataque racista. nuevamente estados unidos reiterÓ hoy en argentina que estados unidos trata de lograr que venezuela regrese a la constituciÓn y a tener elecciones libres y justas. palomos al hostal buenos aires con mÁs detalles. >> una coincidencia absoluta el gobierno argentino y el de donal trump quieren aumentar la presiÓn sobre el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro en venezuela. en su primer dÍa con agenda oficial el secretario del estado de los estados unidos se reuniÓn con su homólogo argentino buenos aires y proponer o seguir aislando polÍtica y econÓmicamente al gobierno venezolano, pero cuidando de no castigar a ese sufrido pueblo. >> la situaciÓn se estÁ aboliendo hasta turgente, en los aspectos a co

tampoco tienen derecho a una revisiÓn de salir de fianza aunque lleguen 6 meses en cÁrcel, el maximo tribunalo que fuera de un inmigrante mexicano que se llama alejandro rodrÍguez que fue detenido para ser deportado acusado de posesiÓn de drogas y uso de un vehÍculo robado estuvo detenido durante 3 aÑos, segÚn los activistas de migraciÓn las personas en estados unidos no importa su estatus tienen el derecho a salir bajo fianza en algÚn momento dado y que el gobierno debÍa demostrar por quÉ tienen que ser detenidos indefinidamente, esto fue un fallo donde los magistrados estaban divididos 5 a 3, sin embargo, regresaron el caso a una corte inferior, ellos dicen que la corte de apelaciones debÍa determinar si el caso debÍa proceder, pero sin lugar a duda es un golpe que pueden mantener detenidos (hablan inglÉ indefinidamente a los inmigrantes o aquellos que hayan pedido asilo los pueden mantener detenidos esto no es lo que esperaban y algunos defensores de los inmigrantes dicen que esto lo que se presta es para abusos de parte del gobierno y de ice regresamos contigo. >> gracias lori montenegro

who would tell our story in this city if the tribune didn't? >> you can watch his story tonight on black history month special. don't miss living the legacy. that's this evening at 7:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> this morning families will celebrate valentine's day and raise money to support people with disabilities at the same time. the philadelphia cupid's chase will be held at the philadelphia zoo. weather permits. the race kicks off at 6:15 this morning. >>> there's a hearts for heros 5 k. it begins at st. mark's high school. money raised benefits veterans who suffer from post-traumatic stress and brain injuries. >>> 5:26 on this saturday. we're following breaking news. a shooting outside the philadelphia jail has left a guard and an exinmate injured. >> we are live following the investigation this morning. >> reporter: police say this prisoner had just been released minutes earlier. then the confrontation in the parking lot. the latest on the police investigation coming up next. >>> and across the region right now just clouds. will all the

. >> duro golpe a los planes de trump, la corte suprema mantiene vivo daca, el mÁximo tribunal rechazala solicitudes del gobierno. el congresista republicano carlos curbelo quiere ponerle fin a la venta de armas de estilo militar en nuestro programa especial nunca mÁs, fue tajante en su postura a favor de prohibir este tipo de armamento. >> alerta en california, ante nuevas redadas de ice entre inmigrantes sin papeles, los agentes han empezado en algunos lugares del norte del estado. la mÉxico de mexico enfrenta un problema alarmante por la escasez de agua en algunos vecindarios no sale una gota desde ya hace un aÑo, vamos a hablar sobre esta crisis. ♪ ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes soy paulina, en ausencia de felicidad aveleyra vamos a empezar con lo que estÁ dando de quÉ hablar es la postura de carlos curbello sobre el control de armas una posiciÓn alojada de los planteamiento de su partido, lo dijo ayer en nuestro * programa especial nunca mÁs y mÁs adelante le vamos a estar presentando sus palabras. >> vamos a washington, porque justamente esta maÑana la corte suprema decidiÓ no inter

the tribunals office in the capital murder zero is no longer operating with most claims unresolved sitting in files gathering dust. the u.s. government policy on the nuclear weapons legacy in the marshall islands is to simply downgrade and dismiss health hazards as not existed or in significant. johnson is the publisher of the marshall islands journal the country's only newspaper for three decades he's been a passionate advocate for the local people his wife. was a famous nucleus of five who died of cancer aged just forty five it really makes us wonder if marshall islanders will ever get justice from the nuclear weapons tests that were conducted here and just this is the right word it's really important to understand that that a lot of nuclear contaminated material was tossed into a crater left over from a bomb test a coral atoll essentially and a coral atoll by its nature is porous. when the u.s. was getting ready to clean up i believe in the one nine hundred seventy s. they picked the pit that had been left by one of the smaller atomic explosions and dumped a lot of this plutonium and ot

he says the trade clause threatens democracy by placing tribunals-predominantly made up of corporate lawyers-- above governments. >>t may well be possible to use such protections. >> reporter: beachy argues corporations are using the threat of i.s.d.s. lawsuits to pressure governments not to enact regulations in the firstac he showed us this webpage from a law firm which advises multinational corporations. it describes i.s.d.s. as a tool companies can use to exert influence over the regulatorys. proc he also pointed to this study by researchers at toronto's york university. they conducted 51 anonymous interviews with current and former officials and insiders in canadian environment and trade e ministries. udy's top finding-- government ministries have changed their decision-making to account for trade concerns including i.s.d.s. >> time and again these government officials said yes, and in fact named nafta cases, i.s.d.s. cases as one of the principal sources of litigation that affected their policy >> are they taking into account trade agreements? sure, because-- and we want them to

already looking at the idea of an appeal what would that look like them going to the swiss federal tribunals i'm not sure i mean i know that they've still got things in place within the olympic charter that say that they are within their rights to brand an athlete from the olympic games like now there's a legal principle nonperson it down which means being basically being punished twice for saying thanks now with an athlete's being cleared for doping ok that they haven't dilute the court of arbitration is found that they're clear if they can the i.o.c. then sanction again quite experienced and in the end could open even though it's been a pretty thick no tights you know that would it appeared to me down worse than double punishment because you're punishing an athlete with something they haven't done in the first bombs. do you think that there could be broader implications of that is this decision could other cases of athletes accused of doping now be overturned and appealed. yeah i do and especially with what's going on at the moment with regards to these investigation into the song. it woul

to hold the police accountable, rosa parks is on the jury of the tribunal with black power movement.e, her political life is more expensive than we -- then one day on the bus. is "a title of your bus more beautiful and terrible history." explain. >> it is taken from james baldwin where he says american history is longer, larger, more various, more beautiful, more terrible than anything anyone has ever said about it. i chose the title because reckoning with this history is more terrible and more sober, more uncomfortable, it asks them to of us today. but, it is also more beautiful. when you see what people did. when you see the power of grassroots organizing. when you see how courageous the courage was. it is more beautiful and gives us much more where we are today. >> the lesson about why there is an attempt to sanitize the history and clean it up for people to digest? >> partly because it does offer some much. , i talkedthe chapters about the activism of high school students from the high school students strike in prince edward county, led by a 15-year-old student becomes one of the

work, so we have a clear definition of sexual harassment in the equality act, we have employment tribunalact employees fall at the first hurdle because they don't have a way of bringing it to the attention of their employers which does not leave them feeling open to anything up to losing theirjob. looking internally at how employers can put as much emphasis on this issue as perhaps they do on things like money—laundering or data protection. then also making sure the courts themselves are able to provide the sorts of remedies which make it, which help employees take that leap of faith to help report what is appalling behaviour and has systemically been covered up as we are seeing in cases like the oxfam case at the moment. what about the nondisclosure agreements, can you explain what they are and what the problem may be? we took evidence in january from experts in this area who told us nondisclosure agreements which can be clauses that into severance agreements when an individual leaves an organisation can be as draconian as saying that an individual is not able to talk about anything to d

give me something that is a proposition before any tribunal that does not involve money. >> sunday at 10:00 eastern, from the west point center for oral propositionhistory, henry thomat medic during the vietnam war. >> my grandfather served in world war i, my father served in world war ii, always for a black man. service youmilitary hope would confirm your bona fides as a red-blooded american citizen entitled to -- railamerica,m. on america, we look back to 1988 when president reagan spoke at a cpac dinner. >> the american people know what limited government and the move toward privatization have meant. it has meant the largest peacetime expansion in our history and i can guarantee you they will not want to throw that away for a return to budgets beholden to the liberal special interest. >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced charges against 13 russian nationals and three russian companies for seeking to interfere in the u.s. political system, including the 2016 presidential election. this is about 10 minutes. a grand ju

on almost ten taisha statue records the fourteenth century tribune cola millions of his incendiary speeches fire the crowds to a fury and they killed in. today's young romans may know little of the city's to be and past though a visit to the nearby capital and museum would make it digitally immediate. the famous equestrian statue of emperor marcos all really are says that. there. the ancient romans profoundly admired hellenistic culture the philosopher's room is filled with the busts of the great greeks from blind coma to epicurus the roman emperors sometimes trained descend from home as heroes from the people of illness in troy. or at the famous die and go to one of the most perfect works of antiquity it was erected fighting angelus the first of her the month to commemorate his victory over the glacial ends around the year two hundred b.c. . i am. visitors to the museum always captivated by this celebrated statute. of a boy extracting the phone from his folks. the legendary she will simulate the city of rome stood on the capital in a cicero's day his writings tennis. she is suckling romulu

again you can see that at salt lake tribune website this morning. gil, north carolina, an educator, go ahead. >> yes. good morning, not only educator, i'm a father and grandfather. and i propose that the flag, flags and the united states fly at half mask until there is some action taken against this national tragedy. let's talk about statistics and facts for a moment. 30 deaths a day from gun violence. 22 vets killing this em receives a day. we have 60 days due to opioids. and donald trump's recent budget it eliminates millions from background checks. article 8 in the bill of rights states that guns are forma lish shah. there is no reason to have these weapons of war on our street. these ar-15s. and so there is a lot of guilt that can be assessed. guilt for congress. guilt for parents. the gun manufacturers. gun stores. everyone is out to make money out of greed and fear. and they have cut money for mental illness. so i echo the things that people have said regarding gun control. this is a terrible national tragedy. and to the person that said gun c

there is another hybrid option that some sort of tribunal be set up, say in the hague, where there be their crimes. my opinion is simply this. these are criminals. the crimes that they have committed are atrocious, but elevating it to a special tribunal status is actually elevating them in many respects. they are criminals. they should be tried in my opinion in the criminal courts, and the system is set up to do that. when they are tried, they are tight as citizens of the uk, are they? there is some debate about whether they are citizens of the uk 01’ whether they are citizens of the uk or not. the home office are declining to comment at the moment. in many respects that it's a red herring. as far as the legislation is concerned, for terrorist offences, it is irrelevant as to whether they are british citizens, or not. if they are brought to this country, they can be tried. the only releva nt o n country, they can be tried. the only relevant on citizenship, here, and it may be a positive thing if they are not citizens, is that if they are not citizens, is that if they are in need ameri

. >> el fbi solicitó un tribunal especial para ver las comunicaciones de este asesor de donald trump.r un reporte de trump que hizo un exespía británico. >> el documento de una manera inapropiada, se involucró en una campaña especial >> tiene una falsa narrativa y pone en riesgo su trabajo >> debilita el trabajo que hace >> demócratas dicen que lo que busca es desacreditar la investigación con rusia >> el documento afectará o no la investigación sobre los posibles lazos entre donald trump y el gobierno ruso. >> en michigan el mal tiempo hizo que 17 vehículos chocaron. una accidente en cadena y 12 pasajeros . no hubo muertos ni heridos. fue resultado de conducir a altas velocidades tomando en cuenta que había una tormenta de nieve >> un autobús escolar de cuatro adultos se salió en la carretera >> fueron transportados con heridas leves >> un oficial de policia arrestó a su propio hermano >> y oficial fue acusado por una mujer de esposarla y violarla. >> confirmaron lo dicho por una mujer y el oficial está detenido por una fianza >> es viernes de inmigración y para responder a todas las

china will soon finish its military zation of seven reefs in the south china sea an international tribunal in the hague in two thousand and sixteen rejected china's argument that it enjoys historic rights over most of the south china sea but the pictures clearly show that china has built a massive runway on mischief reef which the tribe you know ruled it was in philippine waters including control towers and radio meters often used in milledge communication small the reefs now have wind turbines halla pads and observation towers transport ships designed to carry are more details and up to eight hundred troops have also been spotted according to security experts three of these reefs now have three kilometer long runways making them as effective as aircraft carriers china has also built a harbor facilities extending the reach of its maritime assets not only in the south china sea but also the central pacific i don't think the philippines can do anything about it from the military point of view the least the government should do is to ask the government to try the what are their intentions on

a tribunal met last year to decide herfuture dr bawagaba.uture as a doctor following the conviction, they said she should be suspended forjust 12 months. the general medical council decided to appeal against that. they went to the high court and a couple of weeks ago a house democrat high court ruling was she should be struck off the register completely, she should not practice again —— and a couple of weeks ago the high court ruling was. the doctor was under intense pressure because of understaffing, jeremy hunt has responded to that statement and says there will be a review of where you draw the line between gross negligence, manslaughter and how you treat doctors who have committed errors and mistakes, and secondly how you should allow them to be open in their reflections in the paperwork that they do. and finally any lessons to be learned by the general medical council. what has been the reaction from doctors to this? they have said it is exactly the right thing. one campaigner who worked with this doctor told me she thought it was exact

. - watching what you've done down here and the role that the texas tribune is playing in journalism right now. you're the template right now you're the template right now for what needs to be done. - well, i appreciate you saying that very much. this book is a terrific tale of tales, right? it's a collection of tales of people who are attempting to solve this problem that you've identified, correctly. the world is changing, the media business is changing, the consumption habits of the public have changed. what did you find in the course of your investigations, your conversations? - well, what's happened here, walt mossberg, the technology writer who now is kind of the king of the internet, with the reports on technology and what's happening. he once said that when you're in the middle of something, you sometimes don't realize it. and we are in the midst, right now, of a revolution in communications technology that is having as great an impact on our culture as the invention, i argue, of the printing press had on the europe of that day. and we think about all the good things that the

give me something that's a proposition before any tribunal which doesn't involve money. >> eight at 10 am on the west point center for oral history, henry had thomas, the combat medic during the vietnam war. >> my grandfather served in world war i. my father served in world war ii. always for a black man, that user that was your military service , you hoped would confirm your bona fides. the first class red-blooded american citizen and title ii. >> at 4 pm on real america, with the cpap conference in washington dc next week we look back to 1988 when president reagan spoke at a dinner. >> the american people know what limited government, tax cuts, deregulation and a move towards privatizationhave met . it's meant the largest peacetime expansion in our history and i can guarantee you they won't want to throw that away for a return to budgets beholden to liberal special-interest. >> what american history tv every weekend on c-span three. >>. >> our history series landmark cases returns this month with a look at 12 new supreme court cases. each week historians and experts join us to discus

. >> con un revÉs en el tribunal supremo, los mÁs perjudicados serÍan los empleados pÚblicos, como josÉno puedo ir maÑana y que me diga que estoy despedido. la uniÓn me ayuda a mantener mi trabajo. >> la corte suprema se estancÓ cuatro a cuatro al decidir sobre el caso. se teme que esta vez, con el nombramiento del juez, el veredicto podrÍa ser contra el sindicato. en la ciudad de nueva york, carranza, univisiÓn. >> bajo el agua se encuentran cientos de vecindarios en el -22 estados del paÍs por las intensas lluvias que desbordaron 22 rÍos. zonas de kentucky y ohio fueron declarados en estado de emergencia. en michigan, los cuerpos de socorro van puerta a puerta para evacuar residentes. en arkansas, un rÍo se desbordÓ inundando carreteras. hugo deslizamiento de-- hubo deslizamiento de tierra. en colorado, la nieve causÓ accidentes en la carretera. >> el muro entre mÉxico y estados unidos comenzÓ a construirse esta semana en 1 a en la que ya se habÍa empezado a mantener una barrera hace aÑos atrÁs entre calexico, california y mexicali. muchos creen que el presidente le harÁ falta un segu

. >> sin embargo, el tribunal supremo de elecciones han dicho que estas cifras marcan una tendencia ydo norteamericano advirtiera hoy en argentina que su paÍs estÁ evaluando el impacto que podrÍa tener las sanciones y las consecuencias para las empresas esta unidad se si de otras naciones si se aplican estas restricciones. presentador: nos trae el mÁs completo resumen de la jornada con las Águilas de filadelfia que vencen al favorito patriota. >> un paÍs entero se volviÓ a paralizar con el super bowl. en el mismo primer cuarto, encontrarÍa con esta larga conexiÓn de 37 yardas y jugador y asÍ los Águilas se iban arriba 9 3 . todo empezaba bien para filadelfia que en otro ataque llegaba a la zona prometida. tambiÉn respondÍa con el acarreo de 26 yardas y asÍ se acercaba brady. luego, espectacular que cada que termina a la zona de anotaciÓn. los patriotas iban a conseguir empatar, luego en el Último cuarto con este abogado, y asÍ se van a poner por primera vez en ventaja. se ponÍan arriba a 33 32. precia escaparse la victoria para filadelfia. en esta milagrosa atrapada, terminan sentenci

reportero: ante esta detenciÓn arbitraria, se sumaron a su defensa hasta lograr que un tribunal lo absorbieraros miles que suceden en todo el paÍs. el mÁs emblemático fue el de las tres indÍgenas acusadas de secuestrar a seis ppolicÍas federales por lo que pasaron 11 aÑos en prisiÓn. el aÑo pasado, ya en libertad. el gobierno federal les ofreciÓ una disculpa pÚblica mientras su defensa asegura que este caso podrÍa marcar un precedente de no impunidad sino se encuentra al verdadero culpable del crimen. patricia: y los ecuatorianos se preparan para ir a las urnas este domingo en una consulta popular. tienen qque contestar sÍ o no a siete preguntas. la anulaciÓn de la reelección indefinida y que las autoridades puedan ser re electas por una sola vez. la inhabilitaciÓn de los condenados por corrupciÓn para participar en polÍtica. y el cambio en la forma en que se nombra a los integrantes del consejo de participaciÓn ciudadana y control social. de ganar el sÍ no sÓlo quedarÍa cesada la divisiÓn entre rafael correa y lenÍn moreno. enrique: el super bowl o supertazones uno de los grandes acontecimie

el anuncio de la corte suprema supone que el programa sigue vigente por ahora, el mÁximo tribunal seco que reactivÓ el programa daca como pretendÍa el gobierno, de momento daca no su suspenderÁ el 5 de marzo en una semana tal y como el presidente trump determinÓ en septiembre, ahora la decisiÓn queda en manos de la corte de apelaciones de san francisco que deberÁ decidir cÓmo proceder y del congreso que sigue negociando el futuro de daca, en este contexto es importante que los dreamers renueven el amparo de sus permiso los cuales vencen en los prÓximos 150 dÍas. >> ahora le informo que beneficiarios de daca y activistas expresaron su satisfacciÓn por el anuncio de la corte suprema, la incertidumbre dio paso a celebraciones por parte de los jÓvenes que respiraron con alivio temporal que supone para ellos la medida del mÁximo tribunal. >> para nosotros es una gran victoria sabemos que vamos a poder seguir renovando el daca, que vamos a poder seguir con nuestras vidas ante que toda la locura empezara. >> hoy demuestra que todos los esfuerzos que hemos hecho han vÁlido la pena, estamos m

state of emergency now the standoff between the president and the supreme court erupted when the tribunals ordered the release of imprisoned opposition leaders. judges at the supreme court found themselves on the other side of the law during the early morning raid on tuesday two were arrested including the chief justice their detention comes after they ordered the release of political dissidents and made it possible for the opposition to impeach the president. protestors rist arrest in the capital on monday their fear eous at the president for ignoring the court's ruling last week to free nine jailed opposition leaders the judges said their trials had been politically motivated. with the unrest growing the government has moved to give itself extra police powers the president has declared a state of emergency for the next fifteen days in mali and wherever suspects of illegal activities all situated president abdoulaye i mean has ruled the maldives a largely unopposed since two thousand and thirteen but accused of corruption he fears the court's decision will strengthen dissenting voices in

se mantuvo mirando hacia abajo durante la breve estancia en el tribunal, la audiencia fue para explicar las puertas a de su casa a cruz, dicen que nunca imaginaron que estuviera planeando una masacre que le arrebatÓ la vida 17 personas. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] nicolÁs era amigo del hijo de la familia schmidt, que aseguran que el mismo dÍa de la matanza Él enviÓ mensajes de texto al joven. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] entre las vÍctimas de cruz permanecen hospitalizadas una joven de 15 aÑos de edad, a quiÉn el presidente y la primera dama visitaron, estaba en condiciÓn crÍtica conectada a un respirador, pero ya se encuentra estable. el joven venezolano anthony borges, recibiÓ cinco disparos mientras protegÍa a sus compaÑeros y ahora ha mejorado. se informÓ que el resto de los pacientes estÁn estables. ♪ ♪ ♪ aranxta:el departamento de niÑos de florida revelÓ detalles sobre la salud mental de nikolas cruz. sufre de depresiÓn, los sÍntomas incluyen tristeza prolongada, ideas de suicidio y sentirse sin esperanzas e irritable. tiene autismo. padece el de -- trastorno de dÉf

he is the president and ceo of the philadelphia tribune.'s america's oldest published newspaper serving the black community. >> somebody needs to tell our story from the time you begin this life until frequently when you leave it. who would tell our story in this city if the tribune didn't in. >> you can watch his story tonight on the black history month special. miss "living the legacy" tonight at 7:00. >>> the latrace hearts for heros today. money raised benefits veterans who benefit from post-traumatic stress and brain injuries. >>> and families will support people with disabilities. the ya cupid's chase will be held at the philadelphia zoo. race kicks off at 8:15 this afternoon. >>> and the night to shine in philadelphia's park side neighborhood was last night. the guests enjoyed dinner and dancing and everyone was named either king or queen of the prom. >>> it's starting to become that season. prom season. >> sure is. >> 6:on this saturday. we're following some breaking news. gunfire just outside of a philadelphia jail. >> and we are l