>> what's happening in trinidad? it's a very sad thing that our country has come to this women who are living in ar of man, because if it's not, gun violence is by domestic violence. and it hurts me to know i'm livingn a country that these things is happening. >> reporter: in defiance of lockdown rules, candlelight protests have become a regular fixture. on the day of this demonstration, news broke of a 53 year old woman beaten to death by a relative. and a 76 year old woman robbed and raped in her own home. >> we are here in a war, aar for a tter trinidad and tobago. whene are saying to the powers that be, we have had jusabout enough. >> reporter: 2020 was a brutal year in this nation of 1.4 million. 47 women and girls were murdered. in contrast, 49 women were murdered in philadelphia last year. philly has a similar population to trinidad and had 500 murders, it's worst record for 60 years. trinidad had 100 fewer homicides. but the percentage of women killed in trinidad was slightly higher. although the real death t

dylan quest no films in trinidad.the story may upset some viewers. >> we demand to be seen! we demand to be seen! our streets! reporter: women are marching to reclaim trinidad's streets from sexual predators, kidnappers, murderers. >> [inaudible] reporter: after this demonstration, i got a message about another them aside. the seven-year-old boy cry for help as his mother wasttacked by his machete wielding father. they found the 36-year-old hacked to death. her husband hank himself. this picture on facebook, a month before her murder. melissa runs a group called, i won't be silenced. >> being a woman in trinidad is terrifying. it is beyond scary. we are afraid to walk our streets. we are afraid to go down the street to get a newspaper. we are afraid to walk to the gas station or the nearest shop. ♪ reporter: recent funerals have galvanized women to demand an end to a culture of violence on the streets and in the home. this 22-year-old disappeared after taking a taxi in late january. herody was discovered six days late

on the last night in trinidad. i also witnessed a close range what i had heard about from several people that the queen doesn't perspire even in the hottest temperatures. the british high commissioner was hosting a garden party in his hilltop home on such a steamy evening that everyone including me was dripping from the heat. but after an hour of lively conversations with some 65 guests the queen walked past me very close by and there was absolutely no moisture on her face. one of her cousins who traveled in the tropics with her explained to me in her own inimitable way that the queen's skin does not run water. and that while it may look good it does make her uncomfortable. i saw further evidence of this a year later on july day at ground zero in manhattan when the temperature hit 103 degrees. and one of the women the queen spoke to said to me afterwards. we were all pouring sweat, but she didn't have a bead on her that must be what it's like to be a royal. during these trips. i was able to see the buckingham palac

she helped organize the first santa fe trail symposium in trinidad, colorado. at that conference. she was named the first vice president of the santa fe trail association. she also served for 10 years on the santa fe national historic trail advisory council for the national park service. simply put she is an authority on trails history, which is very much a part of kansas city's early history as a frontier town in western outposts. thank you for being here joy and i will turn it over to you. well, thank you and welcome everyone. i almost feel given the topic and the fact that we have descendants of the brides in our viewing audience that maybe you can think about hearing the strains of the bridal march and it might be appropriate for me to say please rise. during this presentation. i'm going to provide you a brief biography of the brides who traveled the santa fe trail and it's from the stories are from their reminisces memoirs diaries and letters but first, let me just give you a very brief framework about the santa fe trail trade soon after mexican independence in 1821 the santa

. >> una migrante vulnerable pudo ser trinidad, una mujer hondureña que cruzó la frontera en silla dedos unidos con su nieta y fueron regresadas a méxico donde perdió la vida. la oficina del fiscal de distrito de nueva york anunció que una investigación que pesa sobre la organización trump no es solo civil, también criminal. dicen que engañar uno prestamistas y empresas de seguros sobre el valor de propiedades. la organización ha estado bajo investigación civil desde 2009. hoy la casa blanca dio información sobre el dinero el presidente joe biden. la noticia no es cuánto paga en impuestos, sino que se regresa a la tradición de que el presidente vuelve a dar información sobre sus impuestos y ganancias. sabemos que ganar más de $600,000 el año pasado y pagaron $186,000 en impuestos. >> (información en pantalla). >> y por su parte la vicepresidenta y su esposo. >> (información en pantalla). >> en otras cosas. en california un grupo de organizaciones pro migrantes piden que el condado de los Á'ngeles garantice que los fondos de recuperación por la pandemia lleguen a toda la comunidad. exi

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. >> pues la comida >> trinidad y roberto son residentes y este domingo en estados unidos oportunidadel sector sobre todo con la afluencia de visitantes >> venimos cada dos semanas >> algunas calles fueron cerradas para facilitar el tránsito y ampliar. servidores turísticos han comenzado a ver la luz después de la pandemia. >> ayer estuvo muy bien >> después viene la eterna espera, incluso desde temprano intentaron ganarle al tiempo >> pensamos que estaría pequeña >> hubo quienes como carlos que decidieron aprovechar el resto de la tarde y no pasar el día de las madres en la silla. >> luego de seis meses de fuertes restricciones las autoridades en españa pusieron fin al toque de queda y los españoles reaccionaron de esta forma. >> jóvenes se volcaron a las calles para celebrar la flexibilización de las restricciones bailando, cantando y bebiendo los restaurantes pueden operar y los bares pueden estar abierto hasta las 12:00 de la noche. >> anoche le presentamos como en el estado de colorado una propuesta de ley busca convertir el abono y los restos de las personas fallecidas. tenemos

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. >> siempre soÑÓ con ser un gran campeÓn mundial y de colocarse al mismo nivel de un fÉlix tito trinidaduchos peligros, se lanzan a cruzar la frontera por el mar. algunos sufren el naufragio o la muerte. >> todas estas situaciones, el riesgo, la muerte, es un factor que se tiene que contemplar. locutor: mientras algunas instituciones y empresas estÁn exigiendo que estudiantes y empleados se vacunen. muchos se preguntan si es legal. >> es un tema que puede ser bastante controversial, poder discriminar a alguien o no. locutor: mon laferte habla sobre las mujeres que han dedicado sus vidas a la mÚsica. >> tenÍa una radio casetera, me ponÍa a grabar. y cantaba y tocaba. y esos eran como demos. locutor: esto y mÁs a continuaciÓn en “aquÍ y ahora”. rodrÍguez: ha alterado la rutina de cientos de miles de habitantes, originado una tormenta polÍtica y desencadenado acusaciones de supuesta negligencia y corrupciÓn. hola, ¿que tal? les saluda teresa rodrÍguez. calderÓn: yo soy ilia calderÓn. bienvenidos a “aquÍ y ahora”. les hablamos de la tragedia en la lÍnea 12 del sistema de transporte pÚblico d

s navy warship after a filipino war hero, fireman second class tell us for oh, trinidad received the medal of honor back in 1915. he rescued two shipmates from a burning boiler room after an explosion despite being seriously injured himself those behind the campaign when honor the sacrifice of filipinos and really recognized the alliance and shared history of the united states in the philippines by naming a ship after trinidad. name. navy warships after medal of honor recipients left and right. so why a guy who in 1915 received the medal of honor? oh, by the way, the only asian in the united states navy to earn the medal of honor. the reality of it is it zilong time coming? ron rebelo says no. u s navy ship has been named after a filipino despite 120 years of service by thousands of filipinos and for more reports, highlighting issues very important to the asian american pacific islander community, just head off the ktvu dot com slash a p i. we will keep this conversation going the entire month of may, which is a p i heritage month and, of course, beyond all right, let's see what the

somewhere it sounds like great sound to me that shuttle was hard to stumble young was at that summit in trinidad it was. all because of the parade of the veterans that leave them to say just like i was very lucky. to have to freeze and get such a simple ray. let's turn c.s.s. it transpires to retrieve her. life. also. generally the troops was good they tried hard although you can see for yourselves the weather. but the main thing is the mood on the holiday. season. as planes and helicopters to call from several airfields in different regions of russia in order to fly over the guests head. step. will be destroyed. yes i would like to congratulate all that's a great day wish them good health and i'd like them to be proud of us proud of. the helicopter was rising during the parade. and russian is the most popular and best in the wilds meanwhile at the at the rate everything totally depends on the skill of the pilots fly through the forms at a very low altitudes with very low speeds and the distance between the aircraft is critical in. traditionally victory day celebrated in russia all day long fest

lots of warm sunshine, although a chance of one or 2 shares for trinidad and tobago. the who's capturing a moment in time, snapshots of the lives of the stories providing a glimpse into someone else's. well we what god, we quit, we be a bite. go to inspire in documentaries, from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice of the witness on al jazeera. the the me you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our main story in the us from minneapolis police officer. very shawvaney is asking for a new try and citing multiple grounds, including during misconduct on show vain was convicted of 2nd and 3rd degree murder, as well as manslaughter. for the killing of george lloyd, india is opposition, is calling on prime minister and render mo, d to impose a national lockdown. that's after the official count of corona virus infection, since it's not the path that makes the past 20000000 with more than 220000 is ready for set of attacks demonstrated and occupied these 2 of them and stopped out a protest from entering the area as an girl, we court ruling forcing several palestinian famili

audience that's the price to pay the skies lots of warm sunshine a lower chance of what to us for trinidad and tobago. frank assessments on the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what measures now taking for a situation like a man not to be repeated ever again informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry us and this is a message to the region the united states fears are rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story. it watching out their minds off our top stories this hour. the former minneapolis police officer dared show even is asking for a new trial citing multiple grounds including jury misconduct last month and was convicted of 2nd degree murder as well as manslaughter for the killing of george floyd. israeli forces have attacked demonstrates is an occupied east jerusalem and stopped all the protesters from entering the area there was a court ruling forcing several palestinian families to leave the shaikh jara neighborhood. india

but she has a family, a husband, winston, and five children who live in trinidad, who clearly, she wouldut that would have cost about £22,000. and in e—mails to the home office, she said that raising that sort of money for herfamily that raising that sort of money for her family would be a daunting task. she said, "we have never been separated from each other before. i would like for them to come over and join me so that we can continue to make a positive impact on lives that we come into contact with". so she went to court, backed by solicitors, and has won her case at the high court. thejudge decided and has won her case at the high court. the judge decided that forcing herfamily to pay court. the judge decided that forcing her family to pay actually infringed her own human right to a family life, because herfamily family life, because her family couldn't family life, because herfamily couldn't come and join her. it was also discriminatory against her family. so that may mean that that problem of having to pay fees to apply is removed for many people in the same situation. tam apply is

d not only did they have to bring a natural gas from trinidad andi tobago, they also brought in fromsia! russia! russian natural gas in massachusetts because weco couldn't use our own natural gas from pennsylvania. >> tucker: natural gas is clean. natural gas is not coal. it is not a tire fire. i mean, you can actually literally burn -- you use tires -- not pollute. why do people who believe in staying warm in the winter, who believe in civilization, cede the moral high ground to lunatics who literally could not program your coffee maker, but somehow claim the right to control your energy supply? why doesn't anyone stand up to these mantles? >> well, they need to start standing up because it is only going to get worse from here on out. we have something called environmental social and governmental -- governance investing, est investing. your black rock, trillions of dollars being invested, and right now they are steering away from domestic oil and gas production and putting it into china! >> tucker: of course. yap your con starting to connect the dots tonight. chuck devore, good to s

. >> he had a very special spicy chili recipe he came from trinidad where spicy food was the thing.0s as a black broadway. >> all the crowds close at 2:00 a.m. so from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. you could barely get in to the chili bowl on a friday or saturday night. >> king call, everybody. chris: that must've been something what was it like. >> it was in a joyful time music is going on the jukebox and you have the musicians coming in and were happy to see them. >> in the 60s the civil rights movement took over but binns was still a meeting place. >> whenever doctor king was in town on occasion he would come down to the chili bowl have a sandwich and have an opportunity to sit with him and listen to them talk about his dream. >> in 1968 king was assassinated much of you street was burned out or boarded up. >> binge chili bowl was only place allowed to open it was scary but we were not touched. >> in the decades since it is remained a landmark is an essential stop for african-american entertainers and politicians which brings us back to the food. >> can you tell me what the secret is to

delaware insurance commissioner, trinidad navarro. the mastercard major.applause] our former adjutant general, delaware national guard general frank. [applause] i understand we also have quite a few members of the general assembly that have come today to pay tribute to our fallen heroes. at that time if all members of our general assembly, i know i said not to stand, but if you stand carefully we would like you to stand so we can recognize you as well. [applause] thank you so much for your support for veterans. i would also at this time, i think mr. matt meyer is here from new castle county. [applause] our commissioners from the delaware commission of veterans affairs, off my left ear. our executive director for the delaware commission of veterans affairs with the delaware office of veterans services, joshua mattix. these are some real important people here, the executive director of the delaware river and bay authority, tom cook. mr. sam from the delaware river bay authority. [applause] one of our representatives, representative is here today. just hold y

way of sunshine than showers and not faring too badly in splash of cherry rain maybe coming into trinidad and tobago you might catch a shower with 2 in barbados as we go on through sunday come monday the show is a little more widespread but for the great french hill is for his cuba and for jamaica is largely fine dry and sunny some pleasant sunshine coming through warm sunny to across the eastern side of the u.s. a little want to showers up towards the lakes up towards new england but the really wet weather that is setting in across the deep south and aggression makes its way across the appalachians as we go on 3 month. sponsored by qatar airways a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have been left to sort through mixed messages on a quite complex story from mainstream to street journalism and maybe objective is to get me through the tears and into the wall to show you what's going on exposing the real world threats to objective it's often the bombing for tons from astarte 11000 people who were arrested for the listening post covers the way blues is covered

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. >> he had this very special spicy chili recipe, he came from trinidad, where spicy foods where the'50s as the black broadway. >> all the clubs close at 2:00 a.m., so from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m., you could barely get into the chili bowl on a friday and saturday night. duke ellington, pearl bailey, nat king cole, everybody. >> chris: it must've been some scene, what was that like? >> it was just a joyful time. the music was going on the jukebox and we had these musicians coming in, we're just happy to see them. >> chris: in the '60s the civil rights movement took over but ben's was still a meeting place. >> whenever dr. king was in town, on occasion he would come down to the chili bowl. have a sandwich i'd have an opportunity to sit with him and listen to him talk about his dream. >> chris: but in 1968, king was assassinated. much of u street was burned down or boarded up. >> ben's chili bowl was the only place that was allowed to remain open that was scary, but we were not touched. >> chris: in the decades since, ben's has amanda landma landmark, an essential stop for african-americ

a husband, winston, and five children who live in trinidad who clearly she would have liked to have comectually infringed her own human right to a family life because her family could not come and join her. it was also discriminatory against her family. so that may mean that that problem of having to pay fees to apply is removed for many people in the same situation. we will talk much more about the story after 4pm. we will talk much more about the story after 4pm. the headlines on bbc news: french fishing vessels have left jersey and returned to port after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. talks have been held between the two sides but there�*s disagreement about how well those discussions went. the bank of england predicts the uk economy will enjoy its strongest growth since world war ii, as lockdown restrictions are lifted. police in essex are continuing to question two teenagers on suspicion of murdering a father of four. 0fficers believe james gibbons was trying to help another man when he was stabbed on sunday night. wild rhino poaching in south africa is on the rise aga

a husband, winston, and five children who live in trinidad who clearly she would have liked to have comeut £22,000. in e—mails to the home office, she said raising that sort of money for her family would be a daunting task. she said, "we have never been separated from each other before. "i would like for them to come over and join me so that we can continue "to make a positive impact on lives that we come into contact with. "so she went to court, backed by solicitors, and has won her case at the high court. thejudge decided that forcing her family to pay actually infringed her own human right to a family life because her family could not come and join her. it was also discriminatory against her family. so that may mean that that problem of having to pay fees to apply is removed for many people in the same situation. speaking to us after the ruling, lynda mahabir, said she was "very happy" with the decision and hoped her family would be able tojoin her in the next two months. she said she didn�*t feel angry about what had happened. just because people treat you badly, it doesn�*t mean tha

as a result she was forced to live her life, adult life in trinidad. and she had all...ll it? , , ~ , ., it? the ruling is very likely to affect thousands _ it? the ruling is very likely to affect thousands of _ it? the ruling is very likely to affect thousands of people, l it? the ruling is very likely to affect thousands of people, i | it? the ruling is very likely to i affect thousands of people, i would say. we know from the home office statistics that nearly 13,000 people, as of february, have been granted leave to remain under the windrush scheme. it is very possible a large proportion of those will find themselves in a similar position, in that they will have children, otherfamily members children, other family members outside children, otherfamily members outside the uk who wish to come to the uk tojoin outside the uk who wish to come to the uk to join them. but they will be unable to do so, because of the exorbitant fees that the home office charges for these applications. we also know that over 11,000 applications made from abroad under the windrush scheme have

people like you links trinidad who died eight years ago and didn't have a sick day and had to work through chemo at a grocery store. he left behind a wife and two small children people like ms. st. hilaire-finn and sara who fell behind on her own payments to provide paid leave tooy an employee. paid leave must be an essential element of economic recovery an. there's no time to lose. thank you. >> thank you very much. we will now turn to ms. st. hilaire-finn. >> thank you members of the committee thank you for this opportunity to testify today. my name is marcia st. hilaire-finn i'm the founder toner of a preschool in washington d.c. and a member of the main street alliance a national network of more than -- launched with two employees my business has three locations by the end of the summer. 30 years ago i came to the u.s. with a career in nursing and there were no nearby childcare centers to schedule and provide quality care. early on despite the cost they provided one week sick time in two weeks paid vacation. as a result we have low turnover and their children benefit. even with the bus

my mother is from trinidad they're both immigrants, and my parents were divorced when i was very young in philosophy i thought i'm going to go into biomedical ethics. yes, i said it >> reporter: her journey took a turn an internship at mirabella magazine opened her eyes to a new world. did you have a moment where you were enlightened and thought, you know what, this is where i belong >> i remember as an intern being asked to be on set at mirabella. but to just see how everyone on set worked to create these images and the creative energy, it was exhilarating and thrilling, and something that i wanted to lean into and follow >> reporter: that's exactly what she did. landing jobs at american "vogue," "allure, "elle," "instyle," "vanity fair," and then a phone call that changed her life when did you know for sure you'd be the next editor in chief? >> we were in lockdown i was in prospect park with my son. i got the call my son was like, mama, get off the phone. i was like, i need a minute. >> reporter: the journey in the fashion industry probably wasn't necessarily easy. >> no. >> reporter