. >> it is >> look at the river >> mountains salto, is home to trinidad rivera and her extended familytrekked up to her house >> you have to cross zigzag or what's left of it. >> it used to be a wall here >> yes >> and a a roof. >> the roof is right there >> this was four family's room >> yeah. >> the furniture >> trinidad has videos from the day of the storm as their river rose, she took shelter >> translator: she was dealing with three kids. >> right here. >> the roof came off and she started screaming help me, help me >> she has not gotten much of that she's still hoping that fema will be able to fix the house. >> and now i am at this moment in time where i don't know what to think no roof and electricity and no walls and american flag is flying this is the united states. this is what it is supposed to look like? >> with nightfalling, we made our way back mar maria's neighbor julio rivera have been living at her porch >> where are you sleeping now? >> they are sleeping outside >> with no lights, no power. no comfort >> who'll find solis ace at churches sometimes it is still too much

el santo is perched on the side of a gorge it's home to trinidad rivera and her extended family.you have to cross zigzag. >> oy. or what's left of it there used to be a wall here >> yeah. >> and a roof? >> yeah. the roof is right there. that's the roof. >> this was your family room >> yeah. >> her furniture, everything >> trinidad has video of the storm, as the rivers rose, sheets of shelter. >> she was able to have three kids and a cousin. >> in the shower >> no, right here. yeah >> during the storm the roof came off and she started screaming, help me, help me, i need help. >> she hasn't gotten much of that she is still hoping fema will help to fix the house >> i know it's hard. i, do i know it's hard i do and now i'm at this moment in time where i don't even know what to think. no roof new york electricity, no water, no walls, american flag is flying. like this is the united states this is what it's supposed to look like? with night falling, we made our way back to morovus. maria's neighbor, julio rivera has been living on her porch is the roof gone from the house? so where are

closer to downtown d.c., capitol hill, mount pleasant, trinidad, looking at a few snow showers.en the view, rosslyn looking at a few flurries at this time, not amounting to a lot. fairfax. to the east of fairfax, that is where we are looking at light snow showers, nothing that is causing any road problems, but keep in mind because it is so cold out there with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark, we are likely to see slick spots moving into the afternoon and the rush hour commute. we will get all of this out of here as we move toward the afternoon hours. before that, we have a winter weather advisory. it extends until 7:00 p.m. -- allington, alexandria, the district, montgomery. notice nothing off to the south and west of us. we are expecting lighter amounts of snow. we are not expected a lot around the metro area. this is futurecast, updated within the last 15 minutes. it wants to bring light snow at 2:00 to the d.c. metro, but by 4:00 p.m., it begins to lift toward the north and east, and clearing skies with maybe a little bit of blowing snow out there. other than th

trinidad has video from the day of the storm.e took shelter. [ speaking spanish ] she was there with her three kids and a cousin. lemonis: in the shower? no, right here. yeah. during the storm the roof came out, and she started screaming, "help me, help me, i need help." lemonis: she hasn't gotten much of that, but she's still hoping fema will pay to fix the house. i know it's hard. i do, i know it's hard. i do. and now i'm at this moment in time where i don't even know what to think. no roof, no electricity, no water, no walls, american flag is flying, like, this is the united states? this is what it's supposed to look like? with night falling, we made our way back to morovis. maria's neighbor, julio rivera, has been living on her porch. is the roof gone from the house? [ speaking spanish ] completely gone. and so, where are you sleeping now? they're sleeping outside. lemonis: with no lights, no power, no comfort... [ singing in spanish ] ...julio finds solace in a church hymns. [ weeping ] but sometimes, it's still too much. [

marissa trinidad/madre de yesenia 09.17 uno nunca espera esto con que le pase a un hijo de uno su hijauedo barado en la autopista i 95 a la altura de mamaroneck. y mientras ambos, intentaban resucitar la bateria, a un lado de la carretera. irvin martinez jr/hermano de la victima 12.21 no toco bocina, y si vio los carros, no le dio tiempo para moverse dijo irvin, el cree el chofer manejaba a una velocidad que ni si quiera los vio. ni los suyos pudieron correr. 10.50 el carro del hermano mio, se le cayo encima de ella yesenia podria perder una pierna. y fue una explosion, al momento del impacto lo que supuestamente provoco que las piernas de alwin quedaran en partes. irving martinez/padre de la victima 15.36 le daba mucho a las pesas, le gustaba siempre ir al gimnasio y todo eso. ahora verlo asi, como me voy a sentir? furkat yuldashev de 30 anos, chofer del camion, continua libre dijo el abogado de la familia que la policia no ha levantado cargos porque aun, no concluye la investigacion 06.50 quiiera que se hiciera justicia, alguien tiene que ser culpable de esto 15.47 para nosotros no h

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trinidad and tobago behind and the united arab emirates the lists follow the leaking of the panama papers and the paradise papers as well which revealed how companies and individuals hid their wealth from tax or thorazine but alex carbon the chief executive of the international tax justice network doesn't believe the is judged all countries on the list fairly eat you in the same way that the. the operate is much better at looking at more members than looking at it but even with that construed could've played a level playing field to everyone else and instead what is done really is picked on the smaller weaker state now this week the world's top decision making body on the environment that is the u.n. environment assembly passed a resolution on zero tolerance to plastic pollution in the ocean sounds good but unfortunately it's non-binding so the onus really falls on all of us to make it happen because in the words of the un environment executive director quote we're facing an ocean armageddon happened so we have the details now from the summit in nairobi. several resolutions were adopted i

president's trinidad to take such an outrageous act that type of rhetoric that we heard has prevented peace in the past and it's not necessarily surprising to us well next nicaea and explains how recognizing jerusalem is israel's capital is affected donald trump's global reputation. how much time do you think donald trump spent considering his move to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel a decision which doesn't directly affect anyone apart from the u.s. and its ally but as tremors across the world in ways that washington perhaps didn't see coming the u.s. loses its starring role in the middle east peace process in one swoop the president wait farewell to any hope that the united states can broker a diplomatic solution in the holy land from now on america is unwarranted in the peace process. from now on american mediation between israel and palestine is out of the question this process is over. the united states chosen to lose its competency as mediator qualifies itself from play in a peaceful process the turkish president takes center stage in the regional resistance to both

now a bit further towards the north we've also seen some very sharp showers hit particularly for trinidad and tobago his feats of flooding as well elsewhere there towards the north is actually being relatively quiet over the past few days but things are going to change so thanks to this weather system here shifting its way east with and it's intensifying as it does say so behind it is a lot colder this is the cold air that is digging down from north america. and it's giving us plenty of rain on its leading edge so the temperatures there in mexico city will be dropping sixteen degrees will just be the maximum there on monday and there's just the small chance of seeing a shower further north it is still just bitterly cold over north america. the weather sponsored by the time. oh. oh. oh oh. oh. oh oh. oh oh oh i didn't even one of the neighbors are. up in the army. of the module this is a. oh oh oh oh.

a woman from trinidad and from ghana treated my mother like they were their mother. we had thanksgiving with these two women. my mother passed go years ago. the toll it takes on people. almost my mother had this innocence about her. it was everybody around her who was suffering. is reck cognition is just as important. when you are successful and you do develop a treatment or a cure another one of my fears is as we spoke about global health and child health or even prenatal health is that we are not getting those things that we do have now for our children to some of those developing countries, those folks who don't have to resources we have. we suspect we probably have the same problem in finding treatments and cures of getting whatever is developed to folks in less developed areas of our world. do you see that as something that -- i know we have to find the treatment and cure. once we do getting it to folks outside of our own country. i suspect this will be more readily available than places in other parts of our world. as you see with. >> i think part of it is how

you a couple of them that are on that as well rane grenada south korea is one of them and of also trinidad and tobago just some of the seventeen countries and now today we've also heard that there are not another forty seven countries on a so-called gray list now that's a list of countries that jurisdictions that finance ministers have come up with who they say currently known co-operative when it comes to the tax rules box their countries that have promised that they will take action that will reform the tax procedures and they are hoping will not then end up on not to try to blacklist from finance ministers today talking about what these countries have to do what are the consequences of being on this blacklist. well that has been some concern that there aren't any real major consequences for being on this blacklist other than of course reputational damage which i guess some countries underestimates when it comes to how serious that can be a couple of commission is actually have spoken out since the announcement of these these countries saying that they would have liked to have seen e.u.

a woman from trinidad and a woman from ghana treated my mother like she was their own mother for four years. these people became part of our family. we still have thanksgiving with these two women. my mother passed two years ago. and the toll it takes on people -- it was almost like my mother had this innocence about her. she didn't understand what was going on with her body and mind. it was the people around her who were suffering. so the emphasis and dr. barra said it, too. the recognition and focus on some of the caregivers of alzheimer's patients i think is just as important as caring for the patient. when you are successful and we do develop a treatment or a cure, another one of my fears is that as we -- i spoke earlier about global health with maternal health and child health. or even prenatal health, is that we're not getting those things that we actually do have now here for our children to some of those developing countries. those folks who are -- don't have the resources we have. and i suspect we probably have the same problem after your success in finding treatments and cur

will you have countries like jamaica, trinidad, canada. to you. we saw the announcement today greeted enthusiastically. commonwealth games, the kind of platform that the games provide, how would you describe it? amazing. my first commonwealth games was in new zealand. what i loved, they used to call it the friendly games, countries you wouldn't see in an olympic games or world championships. nice to see them coming out and competing. they don't have the standard to make it on the world stage. you can't put a finger on it. atmosphere is amazing. birmingham will happen. i was in dele and glasgow, fantastic atmospheres. three quarters of a billion at a time when there is pressure on public services and people might make that point reasonably, what would your answer be to that? mark said, when you are having a great games coming to your city there will be consequences to it. you have to understand what else it's bringing into it. you will bring out talent and jobs. you have to look at it in that sense. understand it's notjust about after 2022

. >> iron from the university of west indies in trinidad and tobago. i have tried to follow the arguments of william kristol, george weiland, even charles krauthammer as to why they distance themselves from trump. radical, a little too to conservatives and and talk about what he brought to the table. his conservatives and a gradual evolutionary process where you make change and trump shook things up too much? show less text for conservatism itself. host: remember, the initial argument against trump was that he was not conservative enough, that he was a moderate, maybe even a left winger. my initials aboard for trump feature.e a the consensus in favor of free trade, alessi's award not the dutch were not helping the middle class or lower class. even foreign policy which has been overwhelmingly successful, thatpresident seeks to me trump is considered as pursuing mainly centrist policies which would of been considered mainly centrist policies, policies either on the left side of the republican spectrum, only 15 or 20 years ago. it's easy to dig out quotes

i'm at the university of trinidad and tobago. a littleto go to just bit on this issue of district collegeon of electoral votes and knowing the main situation, what the 2016 and have looked like if that had been applied across discounting the district of columbia, which would still perhaps be counted one. and the other issue was, after the november 8 election, there emerged in not so subtle media campaign, almost another campaign, for electors in the electoral college to vote a what had way, to been -- to what had happened. gained aseemed to have lot of attention. and there were in fact electors it was quite possible diverse astes as colin powell, bernie sanders, kasich, from different states, washington, hawaii, of,s -- just in the sense looking to the future, the and it of electors hadn't worked in the past. it's regarded as an anomaly. that. understand all but the possibility, theoretically does exist that something could happen that deviate from all that has gone before. and i just wanted to perhaps hear from you with regard t

a woman from trinidad and a woman from ghana treated my mother like she was their own mother for four years, these people became part of our family. we still have thanksgiving with these two women. my mother passed two years ago. the toll it takes on people, it's almost like at some point my mother had this innocence about her, she didn't understand what was going on with her body and mind. it was everyone around her who were suffering, the emphasis -- the recognition for the caregivers is just as important. when you develop a cure. one of my fears is, with prenatal health, my fear is we're not getting what we have now for our children in developing countries. i 1u spect we probably have the same problem after your success in finding treatments and cures for alzheimer's of getting whatever is developed to folks in less developed areas of our world. and do you see that as something that -- i know we have to counsncentrate on finding a treatment and cure, but getting it to folks outside of our own country, for the most mart, this will be more readily available to them than places in oth

it's home to trinidad revara and her extended family.o her house >> you have to cross a zigzag. >> or what's left of it. >> there used to be a wall here? >> yeah. >> and a roof? >> yeah. the roof is right there. that's the roof. >> this was your family room >> yeah. yeah her furniture, everything. >> now i'm at this moment in time where i don't even know what to think. no roof, no electricity, no water. no walls american flag is flying. like, this is the united states. this is what it's supposed to look like? >> be sure to watch "the profit mecauerto rico, an arin crisis" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. "squawk on the street" will be right back the great emperor penguin migration. trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna f

hears from trinidad apparently. absolutely wonderful. there he is! thank you very much indeed.morning. some important advice, ifeel guilty for the morning. some important advice, i feel guilty for having this, single use plastic, a big issue.” know what i'm going to get you for christmas! i'm going to get you a water bottle you a water bottle you can use everyday. has that mean i get a present? you might now get a present! you're watching breakfast. still to come: singing makes you feel excited, it makes you feel good, it's very refreshing. we're celebrating the power of song here on breakfast this week and you don't have to be in a choir tojoin us. you might simply enjoy singing with your children, or belting out a tune in the bath, we'll be telling you how it's all brilliant for your health in the next half hour. it's also really good to sing together. and we're going to be doing that on wednesday. time for the news, travel and weather where you are. see you in a few minutes time. good morning from bbc london news, i'm claudia—liza armah. over 200 flights in and out of heathr

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