that tribunal has yet to find whether he _ in. that tribunal has yet to find whether he is _ in.er he is fit _ in. that tribunal has yet to find whether he is fit to _ in. that tribunal has yet to find whether he is fit to practice - in. that tribunal has yet to find whether he is fit to practice or| whether he is fit to practice or whether he is fit to practice or whether he is fit to practice or whether he be struck off however long. freeman gave an interview to sunday paper yesterday denying any doping, and he's still waiting to find out from the tribunal whether he will be able to practice again. he gave it to the sunday paper yesterday, what did he say there? he: spoke to the mail on sunday, he was shocked by the verdict and said he maintains that he never doped a rider and he said maintains that he never doped a riderand he said i maintains that he never doped a rider and he said i believe the truth will come out. richard freeman never denied ordering the testosterone to the velodrome back in 2011. he maintained that it was for the performance director shane sutton to treat

we're reading these articles in the national tribune. they're not reading the rise of miller story and as much but they're reading the pages of the tribune. they can't believe it. because there's there's no discussion of calvary's role in the campaign. they were conspicuously absent. a sergeant in the 22nd, new york cavalry se armstrong. he gave all of these infantry veterans eighth corps sixth corps 19 corps a quote unquote blast from a calorie men's bugle. in the pages of the national tribune so armstrong is sitting in a small little hamlet of barker new york where he lived after the war? he's reading all this and he's kind of chuckling himself. you're trying to figure out who's responsible for victory. you're not mentioning us and he wrote. in the tribune if my memory serves me right the cavalry had a little something to say about it. another calvaryman walter kempster noted that excluding the calvary from any discussion of sheridan's operations. in the valley is like giving the play of hamlet? with the character of hamlet left out as

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that was covered by the star tribune as well. i have a link if you're interested. it's impractical to suggest a nobody knows who she is. she is an adult and should testify publicly audio and video consistent with a novembeh order. that is true for the other adult witness who was a minor at the time although i don't believe that person has been quite so public with the involvement in this case but we feel you should stick by the november 4th order. >> first about any broadcast is an expansion of the rules. you would agree with that. >> yes. but i believe you were correct they must follow the first amendment in this case. >> thank you. as to the motion to restrict the audio of the four witnesses, all of whom were minors at the time to have have turned 18 years of age, i will deny the motion with one exception. the testimony will be allowed by audio. as to all for i will allow them after they receive the oath to state and spell their names but off of audio feed so that will not go beyond the courtroom much as we have dealt with jurors who are discussing private matter

she's furnished photographs of herself to the star tribune and other media. she publicly received in a virtual gala an award from spike lee and that video remains on-line and including on star tribune's website and as you probably know a couple of weeks ago she posted about jury selection to her public facebook page. so for all of these reasons, and that was covered by the star tribune as well, i have a link if you're interested. it's a little bit farcical to suggest that no one knows who she is. she is an adult and we believe she should testify publicly both on audio and video, consistent with your november 4th order. that's true for the other adult witness who may have been a minor at the time. although again, i don't believe that person has been quite so public with her involvement in this case, but we believe you should stick by your november 4th ordinary. happy to any questions on that. >> first of all, any broadcast is an expansion of the rules. you would agree with that, the fact that i am-- >> oh. >> broadcasting anything. >> but i believe you are cor

una fuese en perÚ decidirÁ si envÍa la cÁrcel al el tribunal supremo de cabo patricia: el tribunal supremo compra de alimentos subsidiados. alex estÁ detenido en cabo verde desde junio del 2020 1 alerta roja de interpol. esta tarde hablÉ con el ex juez espaÑolbaltasar garzÓn que hace parte de su defensa y dijo que apelarÁ la decisiÓn ante el tribunal constitucional. >> debo pensar que el debido proceso se tiene que respetar. los recursos estÁn para agotarlos y nueva en ninguna celeridad cuando se determina para que se respete el debido proceso y la extradiciÓn. patricia: garzÓn y su equipo quiere que la corte condicional de cabo verde respete la decisiÓn de un tribunal internacional africano que ordenÓ la liberaciÓn de alex ab por una supuesta ilegalidad de procedimiento al arrestarlo. tambiÉn le pregunte al ex juez cÓmo se explica que el que fue un abanderado de los derechos humanos defender a la gente de un rÉgimen como el venezolano que es seÑalado por distintos organismos de violar sistemÁticamente los derechos humanos de las voces didentes y opositoras al chavismo. [audio difuso] >> s

asda unsuccessfully appealed to the appeal tribunal and it unsuccessfully appeal tribunal and it u nsuccessfully of equal pay legislation were satisfied. as the judgment explains, the courts have interpreted the common terms requirement to mean firstly, the terms and conditions of employment of the comparators must be broadly the same at both establishments, their own establishments, their own establishment and the claimants' establishment. and secondly, that if there are no employees of the comparators' group at the claimants' establishment, which was the case here, and it is not clear on what terms they would be employed there, then the court or tribunal applies what is known as the north hypothetical. to do this it considers whether the comparators group would have been employed on broadly similar terms for the terms on which they are employed at their own establishment if they were to be employed on the same site as the claimants, that are hypothetical. for this purpose it is irrelevant that they never would have been employed there, or in fact it would not have been feasible to have a distr

this is a tribunal that has taken more than two years and in the last hour we have had the ruling fromgister. the tribunal determined that it was the necessary sanction for his name to be raised from the register so hat he has essentially been struck off. there is an appeal period of 28 days, but the tribunal will decide whether to impose a sanction to cover that period. yesterday, they had said that his fitness to practice was impaired, so perhaps this was to be expected. in the judgment, they say that doctor richard freeman's behaviour was fundamentally incompatible with expected behaviour and removing his name was the only way to maintain public confidence in the profession and send a clear message that his misconduct constituted behaviour under fitting a registered misconduct constituted behaviour underfitting a registered doctor. to remind you, it was back in may 2011 that doctor freeman had testosterone delivered to the velodrome in manchester and it was deemed last week that he had done so knowing or believing it was to be administered to help the athletic performance of an unkn

a medical tribunal here in the uk ruled freeman ordered the substance with the knowledge �*it was toill cast a shadow over a glorious period for british cycling, when riders from the uk dominated the sport. dan roan reports. for the past decade, british cycling has enjoyed a period of unprecedented success, dominating on both the road and track. for much of that time, richard freeman was the sport's top doctor, but two years after his medical tribunal began, today came the verdict cycling had dreaded. the panel said he had ordered a doping drug of choice, his conduct incapable of innocent explanation. the big question is, who was the testosterone, which rider was it ordered for? it's seriously damaging. i'm not sure how british cycling and the sport can recover. the reputation of the sport in terms of management and governance is in tatters. the saga began in 2011 when freeman ordered 30 sachets of testogel to the sport's hq. six years later, having already left team sky, the medic resigned from british cycling. in 2019, he admitted to 18 gmc charges, including initially lying to uk

but today he learned the tribunal panel have found against him.ancing drug here known as the metal factory almost a decade ago has hung over british cycling for years. in the fair will be that today's ruling does lasting damage of the reputation of one of the countries most successful and best funded sports. two years ago amid scrutiny team sky became as what was seen as a fresh start. the british cycling his bid to move on from the past has just become harder. britain's queen elizabeth has made an appearance at a viritual event to mark british science week, speaking via zoom, she joined scientists and schoolchildren to view the latest pictures from nasa's mission to mars, 0ur royal correspondent nick witchell reports. good morning. her husband remains in hospital, herfamily is in turmoil over the sussexes, but two days ago the queen was on a video call talking about other worlds — space travel, to be precise — all part of british science week. so, it is a true honour to be speaking with you just now. they started with yuri gagarin — the first per

today he learns the tribunal panel had found against | tribunal panel had found against him.*s most successful and best funded sports. two years ago, i mid—mountain scrutiny sky became team and he also. the british cycling�*s bid to move on from the past. the government has ordered a public inquiry over plans for coal mine in the cumbrian coast. it�*s come under pressure for environmental campaigners. victoria gill has more from cumbria. the plan to build a new coal mine on this former industrial site was first given the go—ahead last march. the government has now decided to intervene because this place has become the setting of an international climate controversy about the future of coal. the coal that is coming out of this mine is exclusively for the production of steel. you know, the united kingdom in reducing the reliance on coal for electricity, again, that will be eradicated completely by 2024. but the need to make steel continues and we will be importing this coal, so it�*s better to mine it here in the united kingdom in an environmentally friendly mine. this very win

it's grounds to the medical tribunal.sions that produces under kind of stronger conditions of evidence. and i think in its time, possibly, go back to looking at, say, the enquiry that the dcms select committee did a couple of years ago, perhaps looking down a route like that, because there are just a lot of gaps in our knowledge and an awful lot of dead ends and investigations that lead to some worms know all at once, and it leaves most of us just in a state of confusion. —— that leads to somewhere and nowhere all at once. england�*s cricketers are under way in their opening t20 match against india in ahmedabad. england won the toss and put the home side into bat. and they�*ve started pretty well — india were three for two at one point, captain virat kohli out for another duck — that�*s his third in five innings. the score is 63 for four after 13 overs. these are the two best t20 teams in the world — and the t20 world cup is just a few months away. sheffield united manager chris wilder is set to leave his job later today,

and the new york tribune, very popular paper edited by the irascible hole risk reid lee, offered the most memorable such defense of longstreet. the following was quoted many northern papers, this is what they really have to say, he said, longstreet speaks the minds of thousands of the most sensible of those -- that the poor general was shouted down by an immense barking, and grappling, yelling and snapping in the southern editorial dens. he lampooned fire eating, on reconstructed southern editors who, during the war, has really put it quote, boldly stayed at home, flung metaphorical flags to the breeze, charged in the abstract and vanquished theoretically. he was on a roll and he continued. quote, what do you ask a voice jamie longstreet doing at this time? nothing sir, absolutely nothing. he was only meandering listlessly about the wilderness, and managing the most common lustily mattering to get himself wounded, eating less we can meet that are bold editors aid in there for the wreck fist. but on reconstructed rebels would clamor, how enrage but all will come, right. a small calgar

the "mobile daily tribune" simply wished longstreet dead. it wrote it has become a subject of regret that the wound he received at the battle of the wilderness was not mortal. we would have then been spared the mortification of seeing him in the boat of radicalism side by side with the enemies of his country and race. now the southern papers which condemn longstreet were developing arguments that had a long history we could trace them back to the spring of 1865. at the very moment of surrender confederates began laying the building blocks of lost cause ideology claiming that the north's victory was one of might over right, of superior numbers and resources and claiming, too, that southerners had fought flawlessly for a still righteous cause. this lost cause take on defeat was designed to preempt social change by denigrating the northern victory as a mere show of force, southerners hoped to deny northerners a political mandate for reconstruction. longstreet's letters seemed to his critics to be a wholesale rejection of this confederate positi

he admitted 18 out of 22 charges, at a medical tribunal. 0ur sports editor, dan roan reports.t time, richard freeman was the sport's top doctor, but two years after his medical tribunal began, today came the verdict cycling had dreaded. the panel said he had ordered testosterone, the sport's doping drug of choice, his conduct incapable of innocent explanation. the big question is, who was the testosterone, which rider was it ordered for? it's seriously damaging. i'm not sure how british cycling and the sport can recover. the reputation of the sport in terms of management and governance is in tatters. the saga began in 2011 when freeman ordered testogel from a local supplier to the sport's h0. six years later, having already left team sky, the medic resigned from british cycling. in 2019, he admitted to 18 gmc charges, including initially lying to uk anti—doping, and last month, he was charged by the agency with two anti—doping rule violations. freeman told the tribunal he ordered the drug to treat the erectile dysfunction of this man, former british cycling technical director

but today he learned the tribunal panel had found against him.very of a banned performance enhancing drug here to the national velodrome, known as the medal factory, almost a decade ago, has hung over british cycling for years. the fear will be that today's ruling does lasting damage to the reputation of one of the country's most successful and best—funded sports. two years ago, amid mounting scrutiny, team sky became team ineos in what was seen as a fresh start, but british cycling's bid to move on from the past has just become harder. dan roan, bbc news. exports of goods to the european union dropped by more than 40% injanuary. that's the largest monthly fall since records began. at the same time, the british economy shrank by 2.9%, largely because of covid restrictions. andy verity reports. this dorset—based seafood exporter now knows all too well how its business has changed since the end of the brexit transition, not less paperwork, but much more, long forms and new costs like paying for vet checks have made it much harder to compete. what w

but today he learned the tribunal panel had found against him.ontroversy sparked by the delivery of a banned performance enhancing drug here to the national velodrome, known as the medal factory, almost a decade ago has hung over british cycling for years. the fear will be that today's ruling does lasting damage to the reputation of one of the country's most successful and best—funded sports. two years ago, amid mounting scrutiny, team sky became team ineos in what was seen as a fresh start, but british cycling's bid to move on from the past has just become harder. dan roan, bbc news. and we can talk to dan at the manchester velodrome. mentioned the long—term damage that this could cause, what has been the reaction in the medium term? weill. reaction in the medium term? well, in the last few _ reaction in the medium term? well, in the last few minutes, _ reaction in the medium term? well, in the last few minutes, shane - in the last few minutes, shane sutton, dr freeman's colleague, who played a central role in this, has issued a statement in whi

but today he learned the tribunal panel had ruled against him.ling for years. and the fears today is today's ruling does lasting damage to the reputation of one of the country's most successful and best—funded sports. team ineos, which replaced team sky two years ago, said it did not believe any athlete ever used or sought to use the testosterone. but the sport's attempt to move on from this scandal just got harder. dan roan, bbc news. the international olympic committee says it's not a "super world government" that can resolve political issues in china following growing calls for a boycott of the 2022 winter olympic games in beijing. concerns have been raised by activits in relation to tibetan and uighur claims of human rights violations — an issue the ioc says it's taking "very seriously". beijing will become the first city to host summer and winter games but the ioc has been criticised for awarding the winter olympics to china given its human rights record. it says a boycott has no logic and would only punish athletes. here's some of what ioc

eventually we had to take it all the way up to the - tribunal, and the tribunal...d. this is two years worth of work on one reporters' part. - we had to pay for lawyers to put our case to the tribunal. | give us a sense of how much it cost. two years of one reporter and lawyers. you're edging towards a hundred grand? we got lots of stories out of it as well. - sure, sure, sure. i understand it's getting a lot harder to use foi requests because last month, the editor signed a letter calling for the investigation in the clearing house, which is alleged — emphasis on alleged — to have profiled some journalists and blocked freedom of information requests. what do you make of that? i think it's a huge problem. this is decisions and money that is being| spent on our part. asjournalists, we should be able to have access to this, i but the public should be able to have access too. - the freedom of information act is a very powerful tool, - but it's increasingly. being pushed back on. it's being pushed backi on, as our case shows, by commercial interests. more and more priva

it is about chris free men's medical tribunal.been found guilty of ordering testosterone to the national velodrome in may, 2011, knowing or believing it was to be given to an unnamed rider. he had denied the charges but he has been in front of the medical tribunal, the general medical council's medical tribunal, and it has found him guilty. the ex british cycling and team dr richard freeman has been found guilty of ordering testosterone to be brought to the national velodrome in 2011, knowing or believing it was to be given to an unnamed rider. let's check if we have any more details coming in on this. richard freeman had been charged by the uk anti—doping organisation with two violations of anti—doping rules. so we have heard about the general medical council allegation, now found guilty. it is around his fitness to practise tribunal with the final submissions made today and that that it coming in in the last few minutes that he has been found guilty. —— that verdict. we will bring you more on this in the next few minutes, that b

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. >> asÍ es, vanessa, muy buenas noches, tras un inusual silencio el tribunal supremo electoral de el nÚmeros finales y cuÁntos diputados obtendrÁ el partido y de si su control en el parlamento serÁ absoluto, muchos comenzaron a celebrar con quema de pÓlvora, incluyendo estos hondureÑos que viven en estados unidos y que llegaron solo a votar. >> hemos ganado y estamos todos en un solo pensar, un solo sentir, esta es mi familia, y toda mi familia estÁ contenta. >> vine a celebrar la fiesta cÍvica. porque la verdad que he visto cÓmo el paÍs por muchos aÑos ha pasado una crisis que nunca va para nada. >> los perdedores de esta elecciÓn podrÍan ser los partidos tradicionales, los que podrÍan disminuir significativamente sus nÚmeros de diputado, algo determinante que permitirÁ al presidente nayib bukele gobernar con mÁs facilidad los prÓximos tres aÑos. cabe mencionar que el tribunal supremo electoral anunciÓ una sancionado administrativa contra el presidente nayib bukele por dar una conferencia de prensa en plena elecciÓn donde llamÓ a votar en lo que llamÓ operaciÓn remate. este es el re

he admitted 18 out of 22 charges, at a medical tribunal. our sports editor, dan roan reports.precedented success, dominating on both the road and track. for much of that time, richard freeman was the sport's top doctor, but two years after his medical tribunal began, today came the verdict cycling had dreaded. the panel said he had ordered testosterone, the sport's doping drug of choice, his conduct incapable of innocent explanation. the big question is, who was the testosterone, which rider was it ordered for? it's seriously damaging. i'm not sure how british cycling and the sport can recover. the reputation of the sport in terms of management and governance is in tatters. the saga began in 2011 when freeman ordered testogel from a local supplier to the sport's hq. six years later, having already left team sky, the medic resigned from british cycling. in 2019, he admitted to 18 gmc charges, including initially lying to uk anti—doping, and last month, he was charged by the agency with two anti—doping rule violations. freeman told the tribunal he ordered the drug to treat the e

"minnesota star tribune" reports an attorney for the ex-police officer charged in george floyd's deathe to delay and move the trial. the lawyer for derek chauvin said last week's announcement that the city reached a $27 million before its family could make a fair trial impossible. nine jurors have already been selected. floyd died last may after chauvin pressed his knee against his neck for almost nine minutes. >>> the "san diego union tribune" said three people were killed and a driver injured when a driver drove into a tunnel and plowed into an encampment. the car was headed into a tunnel when it ran into several people sheltering in tents. one man said it happened so fast, he had no time to get out of the way. >> right here on the right side. the elbow and the sides, cut. i have road rash. >> police arrested the 71-year-old driver, he faces several charges including vehicular manslaughter and driving while impaired by drugs. >>> and the tennesseean reports the fbi says a man who detonated a bomb in downtown nashville on christmas day was motivated by paranoia, conspiracy theories an

he admitted 18 out of 22 charges at a medical tribunal. our sports editor, dan roan, reports.njoyed and success, dominating on both the road and track. for much of that time, richard freeman was the sports's top doctor, but two years after his medical tribunal began, today came the verdict that cycling had dreaded. the panel said he had ordered testosterone, the sportdoping drug of choice, his conduct incapable of innocent explanation. and on it was clear that dr freeman placed the order, he knew or believed it was to be administered to an athlete to improve the athletic performance. the question is, which rider was it ordered for? it seriously damaging. i'm not sure how she cycling in the sport can recover. the reputation of the sport in terms of management and governance is in tatters. the the sport in terms of management and governance is in tatters.— governance is in tatters. the saga be . an in governance is in tatters. the saga began in 2011 _ governance is in tatters. the saga began in 2011 when _ governance is in tatters. the saga began in 2011 when freeman - governanc

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he admitted 18 out of 22 charges at a medical tribunal. our sports editor dan roan reports.ping drug of choice, his conduct incapable of innocent explanation. and it was to place the order it was clear they would be used to improve performance. the big question is, who was the testosterone, which rider was it ordered for? it's seriously damaging. i'm not sure how british cycling and the sport can recover. the reputation of the sport in terms of management and governance is in tatters. the saga began in 2011 when freeman ordered testogel from a local supplier to the sport's hq. six years later, having already left team sky, the medic resigned from british cycling. in 2019, he admitted to 18 gmc charges, including initially lying to uk anti—doping, and last month, he was charged by the agency with two anti—doping rule violations. freeman told the tribunal he ordered the drug to treat the erectile dysfunction of this man, former british cycling technical director shane sutton, who denied the claim. ijust think it casts a shadow over, you know, great athletes, and, you know, the

but today he learned the tribunal panel had found against him.. two years ago, amid mounting scrutiny, team sky became team ineos in what was seen as a fresh start, but british cycling's bid to move on from the past has just become harder. dan roan, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. it's been a pretty changeable story over the last couple of days with sunny spells and scattered sharp showers. that means that we've had a plethora of weather watcher rainbow photographs sent in. this is one of my favourite from loose in kent this afternoon. now, the showers really have been quite frequent the further north and west, and we've seen some wintriness to the tops of the mountains. but we have seen some sun moving through wales across the channel coast and into kent as well. the story through this evening, we'll actually see more wet weather as we see a weather front pushing its way steadily eastwards. that's going to enhance those showers, so longer spells of rain and still plenty of isobars with it. still a

she takes part in the peoples tribunal. the peoples tribunal, part of what happens during the tour at right is it becomes a police riot. there's tremendous police repression and police violence, perhaps the most egregious is three young men are killed at the algiers motel and there is no accountability. the police are not indicted and have been the detroit media are not willing to kind of pursuit any kind of stories about it. so they hold peoples tribunal and rosa parks serves on the jury for that. she is also part of the local rebuilding effort and helps be part of the virginia park district council, which builds probably the first black-owned shopping center in the country and that's breaks down -- ground in 1981. she helps run detroit friends of snake, which -- can actually comes down to the county to support the movement there. and so, in 1966, one carmichael comes to detroit to give one of his famous black power speeches, one of the first things he does from the pulpit it's call out and say mrs. parks is my hero. becau

corte suprema que el gobierno del presidente biden no defenderá la regla de carga ppúblico y el tribunal dándole al gobierno la posibilidad de cmbiarla o no. >>> cada vez son más los documentos que están en la frontera sur, niños en la frontera . >>> justin cruzó solo la froenta cuando cruzó l afrnera . >>> lo tratan como ganado y son bruscos para arrstarlos. >>> en los últimos días los niños indocumentados que cruzan la frontera son más, actualmente son 3200 . >>> las cifras fueron reperotadas por el nueva york times y también indcian que más de 1400 niños han sido detenidos por un tiempo mayor a 72 horas que permite la ley. >>> la portavoz dijo que eran más los mejores que el espacio para albergarlos tampoco se refirió a la situación como una crisis a algunos les preocuan más la condiciones de los menores. >>> no es una crisis de los niños sino que de los inmigrantes . >>> el fenómeno sea se da previo a una conversación en la casa blanca mientras son republicanos dicen que esto es por las políticas migratorias del presidente biden . >>> el departamento de seguridad nacional clcula que

and so without explanation on the day of the election, the new york tribune published the entire poemont page. and this was done to serve as a reminder to folks to remind them of the success sheridan enjoyed. everything that happens in the autumn of 1864 prior to the election has the election moving over it. publishing that poem is a very clear, stark reminder of union success. it is a stark reminder that this might not have happened had president lincoln not given the final approval to ulysses s grant to appoint him the commander of the army in shenandoah, but he did. we are going to restore the union, crush the confederacy, and if you are undecided, you need to vote for lincoln. so the importance of this poem is it gives power to sheridan. >> learn more about sheridan's ride today on the civil war here on american history tv. >> this is american history tv on c-span-3, or each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] com

he stood accused in a general medical council tribunal, which lasted for more than two years, of orderingsterone to the team's headquarters back in 2011, knowing it was to boost an athlete's performance. our sports editor dan roanjoins me now. good evening to you. give us a sense of how damaging this is. it’s evening to you. give us a sense of how damaging this is.— how damaging this is. it's a devastating _ how damaging this is. it's a devastating blow, - how damaging this is. it's a devastating blow, john, - how damaging this is. it's a devastating blow, john, to | how damaging this is. it's a i devastating blow, john, to the reputation of arguably the country's most successful and one of its best funded 0lympic sports. the metal factory is what it became known as, such was the success over an unprecedented decade, the victories on the road but also 0lympic unprecedented decade, the victories on the road but also olympic and paralympic metals. really the driving force behind team gb's revival. forthe driving force behind team gb's revival. for the chief medic himself, doctor richard fre

de manifestantes irrumpiran en la sede de estados unidos >> una gran victoria para la oficina del tribunalñías y que minimizaron los riesgos de la adicción >> en noticias internacionales aclaró su postura sobre la unión de personas del mismo sexo ivette con más titulares >> declaraque la iglesia católica emitida por la congregacoin da una explicación de dos páginas en la santa sede pero que el sexo entre personas del mismo sexo está desordenado y una docena de naciones europeas entre ellas francia inglaterra y países bajos suspendieron le uso de la vacuna contra el coronavirus (covid-19) ante reportes que unas personas desarrollaran cuadros sanguíneos la agencia europea de medicamentos y la oms(organización mundial de la salud) dice que no hay indidisio que la inoculación haya causado esa condición el uso de la vacuna no ha sido aprobado en estados unidos miren las imágenes de cómo está la capital china a estas horas los rascacielos apenas se ven es la peor tormenta en los últimos 10 años que ha llevado a los aeropuertos a cancelar cientos de vuelos la tormenta se originó el domingo en mon

permanente a los que hayan recibido ayuda del gobierno >> ahora permitir las decisiones anteriores del tribunal> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> unos requerimientos que hacen casi imposible la aprobación de un estatus legal permanente la ley de donald trump puso en peligro el bienestar de muchos (nombre en inglés) usó en un momento ayuda del gobierno >> pedí ayuda de medicare para mi hijo como era madre soltera no podía sola >> expertos esperan la decisión de los expertos de los tribunales >> esperemos que no sea más de unas semanas >> cualquiera que haya enviado una solicitud ahora su caso será evaluado con la nueva ley maría vargas noticias telemundo >> en contraste el gobernador de texas, greg abbott dijo que iba a usar sus herramientas para contra los que crucen ilegalmente la frontera dice que reforzará los límites con méxico la operación destina a agentes y recursos del estado para frenar la migración irregular en la frontera la continúa llegada de menores de edad indocumentados no dan abasto qué pasa si los patrocinadores son indocum

jorge: un tribunal en parÍs condenÓ al ex presidente francÉs a un aÑo de cÁrcel y dos aÑos de prisiÓntarÍa varios dÍas. tiene 99 aÑos y estÁ hospitalizado desde hace semanas por una infÉcciÓn que no han especificado. jorge: las autoridades del reino unido dieron conocer la detonaciÓn de un explosivo. fue arrojado durante la segunda guerra mundial. mÁs de 10.000 bolbas alemanas cayeron en 1942. ilia: un grupo de especialistas analizaba el material volcÁnico tras la explosiÓn de ayer. cubriÓ de cenizas una ciudad cerca a la montaÑa. la erupciÓn de anoche, la sÉptima desde el 16 de enero iluminÓ el cielo. los expertos la calificaron de muy intensa. el flujo de lava durÓ poco menos de una hora. jorge: vamos con patricia con un adelanto de esta noche. patricia: gracias. esta noche, cuÁndo pasÓ al menos un aÑo de la primera muerte por covid en el paÍs, decenas de eventos se realizaron para honrar la memoria de los mÁs de medio millÓn de fallecidos. se decretÓ el 1 de marzo el covid memorial date. el partido polÍtico del presidente del salvador tiene un triunfo en los comiencios del fin de s

. >> este miércoles el tribunal superior falló encontrado un indocumentado que de un delito menor y recibió debes pagar un poco más oneroso cuando tratan de deportarte por esta razón que tú ya. pagaste >> se debe mostrar evidencia para que el gobierno decida cancelar su deportación. el inmigrante involucrado recibió la orden tras ser condenado por usar un número de seguro social de la persona para trabajar algo que se considera un delito menor pero este abogado indica que cadacaso es independiente según la ley de cada estado y si lo conoce como crimen este hecho. >> tienen algunas dice de criminal que tenga que ver con la moral. las personas que lo están solicitando y no tiene grandes entes criminales que tenga que ver con algo moral, esa persona no se tiene que preocupar >> de mexicanos futuro en contra del fallo el juez indicó que el manejo de las leyes de inmigración sean menos justos y menos predecible. la corte se prepara para escuchar ahora otro caso de inmigración de la llamada carga pública de administración trump que hace que sea más difícilla situación para los inmigrantes. >> las

un tribunal de brasil anunciÓ la sentencia contra el ex presidente lula.a reconstrucciÓn de la aguja caÍda de la catedral notre dam. dijo que serÁ exactamente como estaba antes del incendio en el 2019. esta noche, la quinta mujer que acusa de acoso sexual al gobernador de nueva york, dijo que se sintiÓ muy nerviosa cuando la besÓ y la tocÓ. la fiscal nombrÓ abogados expertos en derechos laboral. un nuevo caso de femicidio en mÉxico. la niÑa que muriÓ en el paÍs victima de golpes y abusos por parte de su padrastro y de su madre. en puerto rico la vacuna contra el covid genera ansiedad en un sector de la poblaciÓn que espera ser vacunado. ♪ jorge: los pastores alemanes del presidente biden y la primera dama, fueron llevados al hogar de la familia. la despuÉs de haber mordido un miembro de la seguridad de la casa blanca. en un hecho calificado como agresivo. en puerto rico se sigue con la vacunaciÓn. reportera: vivir en naranjito es asunto de ir siempre cuesta arriba. si lo sabrÁ ella que volviÓ a vivir en casa de su madre. >> no tiene en la mano nadie hace u

ilia: casi sin hablar comparechiÓ un tribunal el hombre acusado de matar a tiros a 10 personas en unde continuar con el juicio. jorge: vamos a california, los funcionarios del condado lograron desalojar el eco park de los Ángeles, no sin antes un enfrentamiento entre los desamparados y activistas y las autoridades. reportero: en estado de sitio el ecopark de los Ángeles, luego del enfrentamiento durante el operativo de esta madrugada, para el desalojo de casi 200 indigentes que con respaldados con activistas se enfrentaron a policÍas y guardias del departamento de parques y recreaciÓn de la ciudad. reportero: se lanzaron a la policÍa algunos proyectiles, botellas y bombas de humo. mientras personal rodeÓ el parque, que se usÓ como campamento. [habla en inglÉs] se calificÓ como una operaciÓn segura y exitosa. los agentes asistieron como apoyo. >> estamos para apoyar. el departamento de recreaciÓn y de parques. reportero: alrededor de las 2:00 la mayorÍa de los indigentes aceptaron la oferta de reubicaciÓn y asistencia. de las autoridades municipales. >> 16 6 personas que aceptaron un

he took that opportunity speaking with evan smith of the "texas tribune." is something that you have a very hard time getting republican members of congress to agree which is that joe biden was legitimately elected, defeated donald trump for the presidency. take a listen. >> was the election stolen or not? >> no. >> did you believe that our own government in any way was putting our democracy at risk? >> no. i think what is putting democracy at risk is the capacity of people to get on the internet and spread all kinds of -- all kinds of stuff. but checks and balances . >> that's right, and so here you have former president george w. bush, his father had been president before him, long history in american politics, standing up for the american system. and the question is going to be, as more republicans, if more republicans speak out the way george w. bush did in that interview, what effect is it going to have on the party and its future direction? there's no question that donald trump is a heck of a lot more popular within the republican party than george w.

mirando, familiares de george floyd y sus abogados se tomaron del brazo y se arrodillaron frente al tribunalnarlo, si derek chauvin podrÍa cumplir 24 aÑos por asesinato y desanima por homicidio involuntario, se estÁ que el juicio dure por lo —4 semanas. carolina: estas imÁgenes tambiÉn son muy fuertes, son los ritos de una mujer proveniente de el salvador, que pide ayuda, al tiempo que la detenÍan cuatro policÍas en tulÚm, mÉxico. a tal punto que terminÓ. muerta,. un agente le puso su rodilla en su espalda, mientras agonizaba. las autoridades mexicanas investigan el caso, que apunta a otro incidente de abuso policiaco. alejandro madrigal en mÉxico nos cuenta lo Último de la investigaciÓn. ♪ reportero: ¿quÉ tal, carolina, borja? se trata de victoria esperanza salazar, de origen salvadoreÑa, sometida con exceso de fuerza. como vemos en las imÁgenes, cuatro policÍas intervienen este presunto arresto por el orden pÚblico. lo de ellos agarran las dianas, y una mujer pone todo su peso entre la espalda y el cuello. allÍ es donde minutos despuÉs se queja, y deja de respirar. esto rÁpidamente le dio

el delantero del real madrid serÁ juzgado del 20 al 22 de octubre por el tribunal de versalles por complicidados besos, de mi familia. sabemos que tal vez estás nervioso y que puedes tener dudas... pero también sabemos que vacunarte es vital. vacunarte significa protección. y que con solo un piquetito, recuperarás la tranquilidad para ti y toda tu familia. sabemos a dónde queremos llegar. solo juntos lo podemos lograr. logremos vencer a la pandemia. paola: antes de despedirnos, puede encontrar mÁs informaciÓn sobre la elegibilidad para recibir la vacuna contra el coronavirus descargando nuestra app univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14 solo a las 11:00pase buenas noches, gracia continuamos con noticiero univisiÓn. patricia: Éstas son las noticias. casi 250 adolescentes que gozaron sÓlo la frontera se sumaron a otras 500en un refugio improvisado, varias estÁn contagiadas de coronavirus. >> asÍ celebraban los hondureÑos de new york la sentencia a cadena perpetua por narcotrÁfico de tony hernÁndez. el