>> that is one of the big uncertainties here in uruguay at the moment. the one thing they have in common -- really the only thing -- is they are not vincent taylor embryo. they are a coalition of the willing, to push the current government out, and no one really knows what they will bring to the table. one potential troublemaker is the newest party in this formation, led by a general, and many fear the influence he might have on a new government, if he will be able to destabilize it, what his proposals will be. he is a far right candidate. he ran for president in the first round and then aligned with the national party, but we have to bear in mind that this galvan is asian of opposition powers is also how vicente came to power. carl: several neighborhoods going through deep political changes seemingly brought on by the same political inequality. >> uruguay really likes seeing itself as that shining city on a hill of sorts in this latin american context and a as we jut saw, they share a lot of the problems that other countries in the region also go throug

. > me encantó el pago pavo arrancó una copa de fifa tenemos el méxico ante uruguay al regresar de laos imaginamos es que el jugador acusó al otro de haber utilizado un insulto racista durante el incidente el abogado dice que eso es mentira y dice lo siguiente es una falsa acusación que nunca fue afirmada después del partido nunca se sugirió antes de la audiencia y está notablemente ausente en la disculpa publicada y adoptada por el otro en la sanción para el jugador. >> arrancó la copa mundial de fútbol de playa en paraguay que disfrutaras por universo méxico tiene un grupo complejo arrancó ante uruguay hemos la arena y cómo es que le fue al pri playero en menos de un minuto que quedaba gol de uruguay, para gastón y a las duchas mandan a méxico un compromiso extraño bajo por marcador de fútbol playa el siguiente partido es el sábado deben ganar para poder seguir con vida los mexicanos. >> más acción suiza ante estados unidos, llegó el iso este gol se meten el partido el equipo que es entrenado soto típico del fútbol playa le pega el jugador, arena, y el portero christopher la maravil

gol de uruguay. bicicleta de luis quinta para el único gol del compromiso.os unidos y méxico, por italia que ganó 2 x 4 contra el subcampeón de hace dos aÑos. méxico se enfrentará a la azul maÑana debuta los grupos c y d. bielorrusia se enfrenta a los e. árabes. todos sabíamos que a pesar de que el golpe iba a traer una sanción, garrett iba a tener una apelación. lo que no imaginábamos era que garrett iba a acusar al contrincante de haber utilizado un insulto racista. el abogado del mariscal de campo asegura que es una falta de posesión que nunca fue firmada por garrett. después del partido nunca se sugirió ante de la audiencia, y está notablemente u ausente de las disculpas públicas. la suspensión se mantiene. cerrámoste de houston. duelo del sur de los texans. el jugador volvía a la acción. houston ganó 20 por 17. soy carlos mauricio ramírez cambio y fuera. >> (mÚsica) >> una mujer del este de la bahía afirma que piratas cibernéticos tomaron el control de la cuenta de instagram de su negocio >> la mujer afirma que la cuenta no solo fue secuestrada, sino qu

really, this change is for all of uruguay. happy, happy.pondent: for 15 years, broad front's party w implemented a series of politics like legalizing marijuana and abortion. but a slowdown in the economy and rise in crime is what allowed a conservative party to return to power. daniel martinez earned more votes in the first round in october, in the days that followed, lacalle pou confirmed on alliance with other parties that helped him gain victory. >> we are very satisfied with the work we did all those months and for the support we received from across the country. and people from all political parties make up the agreement. correspondent: lacalle pou comes from a political family. his father is a former president, and his mother was a senator. many countries in latin america are in turmoil, uruguay has been considered a country of civility in recent years. lacalle pou's main challenge will be to maintain a consensus after such a tight victory, to ensure the stability continues. break. time for a short when we come back, the murder invest

de colombia nos vamos a uruguay, empate tÉcnico en las elecciones por el presidente de uruguay.z que es el candidato del frente amplio del partido de izquierda que ha mantenido el poder en los Últimos 15 aÑos que por cierto del actual presidente segÚn luis la calle ya felicitarle y estÁ diciendo que esperaba lo mismo de la persona que estaba enfrentÁndose a Él a esas elecca neno ha habido una confirmaciÓn oficial. >> podemos darle el tÍtulo oficial para esos dÍas. un piloto de minnesota tiene motivos esta semana para dar muchas gracias. te contamos por quÉ y cÓmo fue que se salvó por partida doble. borja: y prometÍan aclarar la piel, y no solo tenÍan un ingrediente tÓxico sino que muchos los consideran racistas. tenemos muchos detalles para continuar. ahora nos vamos a las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ >> en esta semana de acciÓn de gracias este pilotos y que debe estarlo y doblemente. la avioneta en la que viajaban no terminÓ hecha pedazos, es oficial en estosaccidentes aÉreos sino que quedÓ enredada en lÍneas elÉctricas de minnesota. de electrocutada se y boca abajo con el adentro. el e

. >>> en tel aviv israel méxico se enfrentó a uruguay. no, argentina se enfrentó a uruguay digo.ar de rebotes luego vino un disparo que iba a tapar al arquero y por fin el del nápoles lo mandaba a guardar. dos a cero,. moreno conseguía su doblete. en el primer tiempo iba a venir otro para moreno pero el defensa se cruzó en el centro y eso era gol en propia puerta. 4 cero ganó españa >>> con este cinco a cero españa está en la eurocopa 2020. hasta que los deportes. vamos una pose ya regresamos. >>> si tiene que preparar la cena de acción de gracias para que no sea un verdadero desastre le contaré cómo una aplicación puede salvar esta reunión familiar. que nadie te diga que eres muy gorda... muy flaco... muy delicado... muy cholo... muy diferente... muy vieja... muy raro... o muy limitada. seas como seas, en kaiser permanente creemos que el mundo está muy lleno de oportunidades para que vivas bien. >>> rescate dramático. autoridades central a una habitación hotel buscando una joven de ocho años. >>> lo que encontraron desde joven los nervios de punta. a las 11 escuchará en la histo

that was authorities in uruguay failing to keep.

en el mundial >> todavía hay esperanza vamos a ver cómo están las cosas en los otros resultados >> uruguayan al chelsie fueron arriba al minuto 21 gracias al encho minu empate luego de un tiro de defensa, yeste 2 x 1 terminó como ganador al minuto 36 lucas moura, y quien sino harry estuvo en el tottenham >> le dieron a la victoria al liverpool, y por último donde si señor apareció raúl jiménez con el sexto gol de la campaña en la tabla general >> ahora viajamos a españa, se hizo su debut, frente al fútbol club barcelona >> al minuto 12, como para enmarcarlo pero después barcelona le dio la vuelta la tortilla >> al minuto 53 tiro libre por lionel messi y al 80, acaba el 2 x 1, el balón tiene un rival y con esto fue la victoria y el santiago bernabéu en madrid, las cosas empezaban con la real sociedad >> se remata por el tiro libre >> después arrancando el segundo tiempo, con el gran nivel 2 x 1, y al minuto 64 viene lucas modric >> estos son todo lo deporte por el momento no vamos a una pausa ya volvemos >> (♪ música ) >> sólo podemos ganarla uniéndonos por un gran motivo: ¡Él! con nuestra

that puts an end to nearly 15 years of leftist rule in uruguay. breaking news a moment ago.he story surrounding morgan stanley that has ousted at least four fx traders into approach of ms. market of traits ranked to emerging-market currencies. let's hear from bloomberg opinion columnist who covers finance at bloomberg. >> we know little bit. it is more about what we do not know. we know they have been ousted for potentially miss market their possessions and we know the loss may be as high as $114 million. what is interesting is to understand how long does this go undetected, who did it involve, how did it become known? a lot of questions this raises about the internal controls and internal procedures and potentially if this is a one-off, is it a bad apple or is it more systemic of trading processes and controls that are not what they should be. guy: what we know about the assets involved? anda: i believe fx options an area that has had some difficulty this year. this is obviously just breaking, so catching up on the details. it is going to be more interesting how the firm ha

uruguay. speaking fees. it's hard to tell who giuliani works for and foreign governments are taking no chances. >> it is dangerous when you have someone who is interests are not aligned with the u.s. and makes it a possibility there will be some type of compromising of u.s. national security interest. >> the top example is ukraine. where giuliani was paid $500,000 by a shady businessman who wanted the u.s. ambassador ousted. he convinced trump to get rid of her and pushed for a ukrainian investigation into joe biden. and his son. it's not the only example where giuliani's business interest contradict or direct u.s. foreign policy. he was paid to write a letter in support of a corrupt businessman and direct contrast with the policy of urging romania to crack dun on corruption. >> he was siding with the crooks. >> he advocated for regime change in iran. not the official policy of the united states. asked this week at cashing in on the presidency. he became defensive. >> that is a totally unfair question. the r

city fc and australia's melbourne city — as well as minority shareholdings in clubs in china, spain, uruguayent bank morgan stanley has fired or placed on leave at least four traders for allegedly hiding losses of between $100 million and $140 million according to bloomberg. the bank has refused to comment on the report, which says the investigation relates to trading of emerging market currencies in london and new york and now what's trending in the business news this morning. quartz reports a new headache for elon musk — an investigation into serious allegations of racism and discrimination by black and hispanic workers at tesla's solar factory in new york. analysis by bloomberg finds china's financial warning signs are flashing almost everywhere — from runs on rural banks to soaring levels of personal indebtedness. and cnbc looks at some of the hottest toys retailers are expecting to do well this holiday season — from a massive five foot tall frozen castle anna and elsa not included, to baby shark dolls — and yes they sing the annoying song. the former mp, harvey proctor, has reached a se

. >> toronto ante uruguay. >> para mostrar la semifinal. >> cerramos también con la champions leaguequedandoon el viernes negro a la 20 de lasesto no es así >> >> bueno también dentro de lo deportivo vamos a ver lo que paso en casa donde vamos a ver que salieron a correr y se vio lo que pasó con esta tendencia >> también lo que pasó con un paraguas porque lay fute estamoe sucedió también en auckland. >> saque su paraguas. >> una maleta para la paciencia. >> bueno una maleta, un paraguas gracias por habernos acompañado y lléve >> (música) >> (música) >> o de titanes, ademÁs ricardo peleas ya fue presentado y dijo un mensaje muy importante para los chiva hermanos >> tambiÉn aquÍ en el estudio estÁ con nosotros el campeÓn mundial josÉ ramÍrez y nos fuimos a jugar con david ortiz y otras celebridades comenzamo "titulares y mÁs" ♪ ♪

pudo hacerlo cayó el tri por tercero y terrible participación de méxico que perdió una cero contra uruguayvamos ahora cómo se va armando y ya dos enfrentamientos todo esto se llevará a cabo el jueves. italia ante suiza, y los otros partidos se van a definir mañana. el mexicano pachuca se quedó luego de ganar, y el fin de semana pero no pudieron hacerlo había continuar entrenando pero sabía que no dependía. >>> tendré que ver qué es la parte del club la intención la mieres continuar en el fútbol mexicano y es posible, que quedo en esto esto en el dieron la posibilidad de trabajar pero para él no recibió esaadem anun otro estratega como su nuevo trata del uruguayo, quien viene de dirigir al liverpool en la primera división >>> hemos terminado la dominación cambio y fuera >>> y nos vamos a la pausa al vles cuento cómo nos fue con la colecta de alimentos para los más necesitados así que no se vaya ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ si tienes una condición médica, tu equipo integrado de kaiser permanente te ayudará a vivir bien. >>> debido a una malformación congénita vive solo que la mitad de su corazón, y los padres

he travelled to uruguay where he met the president. he got rare access to the king of bahrain and the crown prince and sat down with the defense secretary of armenia. usually referred to as president trump's adviser. and in almost every case, there is something else, the president's unpaid trusted adviser is seeking to cash in. security contracts in bahrain hired in uruguay, speaking fees in armenia. andrew miller says it's hard to tell who giuliani works for and foreign governments are taking no chances. >> unfortunately, it appears that foreign governments are putting more stock in what rudy giuliani, a private citizen, is saying than what the dually appointed and confirmed ambassador of the united states to these countries or to official government officials who have also been vetted by congress. >> beyond the confusion, is this also dangerous? >> it is dangerous when you have someone whose interests are not aligned with the u.s. government who is prioritizing his private financial interests. that leads to a clash, and that makes it

. >> luis tambiÉn vio el video es inmigrante de uruguay y su empresa le da empleo a 185 personas en houston todavÍa puede venir a estados unidos buscando asilo es falso diciendo que a todos se les va a negar. >> el gobierno de trump advierte que tiene nuevas reglas, herramientas para cuidar la frontera y que las caravanas de inmigrantes han terminado. >> no solo serÁn deportados del paÍs, el gobierno estadounidense recibirÁ cargos penales cuando sea posible. >> meter miedo pero de nada le va a servir. >> la patrulla fronteriza dice que este video es para que los indocumentados no den dinero a las organizaciones criminales, pero los activistas critican el tono amenazador hacia los inmigrantes. >> bloomberg tuvo su primer acto de campaÑa como candidato a la presidencia, su primera campaÑa fue virginia, ahÍ el exalcalde de nueva york hablÓ con los clientes de una cafeterÍa su presentÓ como una persona capaz de reconstruir amÉrica y eliminar la amenaza que segÚn Él significa trump, de hecho hoy lo atacÓ duro por despedir al secretario de marina de no cumplir la ley, la Ética y honor. al regresa

he traveled to uruguay where he met with the president.to the king of bay rain and the prince. usually introduced or referred to as president trump's adviser. in almost every case, there is something else. the president's unpaid trusted adviser is seeking to cash in. security contracts in bahrain, hired in uruguay, speaking fees in ar mania. former state department official andrew miller says it's hard to tell who giuliani works for and foreign governments are taking no chances. >> it is dangerous when you have someone who's interests are not aligned with the u.s. government and that makes it a possibility that there's going to be some type of compromising of u.s. national security interests. >> reporter: the top example so far is ukraine where giuliani was paid $500,000 by a shady businessman who wanted the u.s. ambassador ousted. giuliani convinced president trump to get rid of her and also pushed for a ukrainian investigation into joe biden and his son hunter. but it's not the only example where giuliani's business interests contradicte

in uruguay, a conservative opposition candidate has claimed victory after a days-long count of the country's runoff election. the left-wing broad front has been in power. u.s. president says he is restarting peace talks with the taliban. the announcement came during a surprise visit to afghanistan. he also said h he wants to drarw down the number of u.s. soldiers in the country. it has been busy today. the u.s. president has signed a law meaning there will be an annual review of the favorable trade status that washington grants and threatens sanctions against chinese officials who commit human rights abuses. china's foreign minister has denounced the move, accusing america of meddling in its internal affairs. earlier on thursday, they held a rally in gratitude at the u.s. law. >> tens of thousands of hong kong protesters were celebrating the passage of the human rights and markers the act. they gathered in a rally with a theme of thanksgiving, meaning they were thanking the u.s. government for passing this bill. for activists in hong kong, the passage of the bill is important because they kn

le tendremos todo lo que ocurrió en el arranque de la copa mundial de la fifa debutó méxico ante uruguaye el tiroteo en valle central aún no logran recuperar los restos de sus seres queridos, en 13 del porqué del retraso. >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪]. >> . Éste es un noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5:30 de la tarde . >> los saludamos bienvenidos a una nueva media hora de información diversas organizaciones en méxico advierten que de continuar la violencia el 2019 se convertiría en el peor año que tenido la nación mexicana en esta materia las cifras indican que se registran 3000 asesinatos cada mes y la situación puede empeorar tenemos la información. > > [♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪] . >> las imágenes hablan del tormento que

en uruguay la corte electoral informÓ hoy que el jueves o el viernes dar a conocer el resultado finalo aÑos de prisiÓn a dos sacerdotes por abuso de menores en un colegio de niÑos con discapacidad auditiva. luego de tres aÑos del escÁndalo, los curas, nicola, corradi y horacio corbacho fueron sentenciados los aberrantes hechos sucedieron entre el aÑo dos mil cinco y dos mil diecisÉis. el instituto antonio prÓvolo, la corte tambiÉn condenÓ a jardinero armando gÓmez a dieciocho aÑos, vamos a enrique acevedo, haberlo preparan esta noche enrique gracias jorge y estafadores en california concentran sus esfuerzos en mujeres hispanas mayores el fbi lo llama el esquema del loto latino con el que han robado decenas de miles de dÓlares. el ministro de gobierno en bolivia asegura que ivÁn archivaldo guzmÁn, hijo de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn se convirtiÓ en piloto en bolivia, bajo la protecciÓn de evo morales, incluso a conocer una presunta credencial utilizada por el narcotraficante para ingresar la asamblea de ese paÍs y florida luisiana nebraska dakota del sur y tejas no han asignado fondos toda

cierran las urnas en uruguay donde hoy se elegirÁ presidente en una segunda vuelta electoral.ta noche podrÍan conocerse los resultados preliminares. por otra parte, la presidenta interina de bolivia aÑez promulgÓ un proyecto de ley para convocar a nuevas elecciones denominado rÉgimen excepcional y transitorio para la realizaciÓn de elecciones generales. la nueva ley exige la elecciÓn de nuevas autoridades electorales en al menos tres semanas. despuÉs el tribunal supremo electoral definirÁ una fecha para los prÓximos comicios que estarÍan en los primeros meses del prÓximo aÑo 2020. el trÁfico de drogas en altamar se realiza a cualquier hora. para evitar que la cocaÍna llega estados unidos, la guardia costera adelanta operaciones nocturnas en la que se utiliza alta tecnologÍa para detectar y seguir a losa llamados narcos submarinos en medio de la oscuridad mÁs cerrada . juan carlos allÁ nos tiene detalles de estos operativos. juan carlos: la oscuridad de la noche se convirtiÓ en cómplice de los cÁrteles de la droga en altamar. por esto la guardia costera realiza operaciones noct

right max and stacey with a 1000000 of our fans i'm looking forward to yes we're going to argentina uruguay rio de janeiro and columbia to hana colombia so if you're out there and you know when it comes to his full maybe do some meet ups down there definitely one of stories i know once being organized around the big queen community so you know the fact that we're going to be in argentina just happens to coincide with their financial collapse usually a financial collapse and chaos follow is max kaiser arriving this one is signaling your arrival imminent time learning of a time. you know which is pretty cool much ng the last time you go in paris on the marlon brando i thought you were in trying to speak some spanish because you. unmercifully trolled on. you tube whatever i try to speak spanish i don't really speak any spanish but of course much of latin america is certainly argentina at the moment certainly chile ecuador. bolivia you know.

your family came here escaping the the holocaust via uruguay, and your parents moved lucy and, later, you here, where, frankly, you have been an american success story through dent of hard work and innovation, good idea, a knack to hire the right people and some luck, you've built a considerable successful business, one that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. they came here because they knew that it was here that they could have freedom that they had not enjoyed, security that they had not enjoyed, and opportunity that they had not enjoyed, and no doubt, on some level, you're grateful and it's created a since of pain you. is that fair to say? >> very fair. why then, sir, with your courage to come before us does that same standard not apply to mr. mulvaney, mr. duffy, mr. pompeo, mr. bolton, mr. volt, mr. giuliani, why wouldn't those same sentiments be within their hearts to do their patriotic duty and do what you have done, sirteed, whdoesne standard apply to the president of the united states? >> i wish i could answer. suspect you can't because there is no good answer.

and with authorities in uruguay failing to keep a lid on crime neighbors and shop owners in the capital are joining forces to fill the security vacuum. plus it is never too late to find a new passion take it from this cleaner in moscow at night she trades in her pockets and mops deep house and hip. i'm dr thomas thanks so much for joining us on kong's police chief is urging the handful of protesters still barricaded inside the polytechnic university there to surrender peacefully beijing has issued a series of increasingly tough warnings against the demonstrators and although it has not directly intervened stories have been targeting individual protesters did have used mathias met with one of them he says he was arrested and beaten by police at the hong kong china border. it started like a routine business trip and indeed in china's secret detention system stanley was crossing the border to mainland china when he was stopped border police searched his phone and questioned him for several hours. then in the evening 2 police officers came they handcuffed me and put a black hood on my head.

uruguay's electoral court has ordered a recount of the presidential runoff saying that the result is too close to call least from the center right national party has already declared victory early results gave him a narrow lead over danielle martinez of the ruling center left broad front party. hope francis has met victims of the fukushima nuclear disaster during his visit to japan the pope heard testimony from survivors of the 20 levon meltdown and noted concern over the continued use of nuclear power in japan. former new york mayor michael bloomberg has announced that he is joining the race to become the democratic party's presidential nominee he joins 17 other candidates vying for the nomination to take on president trump in 2021. this is g.w. news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at g w news or visit our website www dot com. coming up after a break it is the bundesliga with nick mckenna kline brissie of dortmund are in full blown blown crisis mode after only managing a drawn with last place patter born it's only a matter of time before the swedes with their coach lucien

a new political era uruguay a conservative wins the presidential election ending 50 years of leftist rule. that people have. and they would stop if. we talk to ugandan pop star turned opposition m.p. bobby why are you seeking the country's top job. after weeks of stalled talks preliminary negotiations between the u.s. and the afghan taliban have resumed the taliban has told al jazeera some meetings have taken place to pave the way for the resumption for formal talks president donald trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of the u.s. soldier but he told troops on a surprise trip to afghanistan that he believed the group was willing to strike a deal roslan jordan has more. the u.s. commander in chief celebrates thanksgiving with troops at. air base in afghanistan a tradition going back to the start of the conflict against the taliban in 2001 but after 18 years it's a war washington is struggling to finish and donald trump says he's lies in the hands of the taliban the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal b

right max and stacey with a 1000000 of our fans i'm looking forward to yes we're going to argentina uruguay rio de janeiro and colombia card to hana colombia so if you're out there and you know want to come see us for maybe do some meet ups down there definitely one of stories i know once being organized around the big queen community so you know the fact that we're going to be in argentina just happens to coincide with their financial collapse usually a financial collapse and chaos to follow is max kaiser arriving this one is signaling your arrival imminent time learning of the time. you know which is pretty cool i'm watching the last time i go in paris on the marlon brando i thought you were in trying to speak some spanish because you. unmercifully trolled on. you tube whatever i try to speak spanish i don't really speak any spanish but of course much of latin america is certainly argentina at the moment certainly chile ecuador . bolivia you know what they're going to encounter very soon are many people coming to help them coming to rescue them and they'll come with nice fancy suits in pr

my parents left germany for uruguay and in 1953, emigrated to seattle, washington where i was born and raised. my family was eager for freedom and hungry for opportunity. they raised my sister and me to be humble, hard-working, and patriotic, and i am forever grateful for the sacrifices they made on our behalf. public service has always been important to me. as a lifelong republican, i have contributed to initiatives of both republican and democratic administrations. in 2003, i served as a member of the transition team for oregon democratic governor ted cooling cow ski. ngowski. in 2007, president george w. bush appointed me as part of the commission on white house fellows and i worked with him on charitable events for his military service events, and worked briefly with former vice president joe biden's office in connection with the vice president's anticancer initiative at a northwest hospital. and of course, the highest honor in my public life came when president trump asked me to serve as the united states ambassador to the european union. as annate confirmed me ambassador on a bip

the person can be from germany or uruguay or malaysia or whatever. that always have a call to action. so what do they decide? first and want to tell you i'm getting all nostalgic because she is a rabble-rouser and when i think about this particular program it is up being one of the most important initiatives around fighting hate because it is very tangible. they don't have a lot of money but they do have time. and then to experience it in a different way we had day jobs and they are not listening. >> and then asking a young person to donate an hour or more of their time to somebody who does not look like them or pray or love or live like them. just one hour. we that that was modest let's just see if we can get 2011 hours it turns out it went crazy. kids all over the world doing things for each other at different communities that they never had the time to talk to or to find a way to connect. and a build so much momentum to say we really love this campaign we want to be a part of the london olympics so they did. and then turning out to be a partner an

we had uruguay beating fiji in the earlier rounds, and there was a lot of open running rugby, despites. of course, the final was a brutal affair with at least three players having to leave the field because of pretty bad injuries. but in the end, all the japanese fans were remarkably proud of what has been achieved here. there have been 500,000 visitors in japan, achieved here. there have been 500,000 visitors injapan, going to games across the country, the japanese team to reach the quarterfinal, and rugby injapan is growing strongly. rugby sevens for men and women will be a big part of next yea r‘s men and women will be a big part of next year's 0lympic men and women will be a big part of next year's olympic games here in tokyo, and that is the next big event here in japan, tokyo, and that is the next big event here injapan, the olympic and paralympic games in tokyo. this final has been a fitting end to what has been a really good rugby world cup injapan. has been a really good rugby world cup in japan. and when you look back, either any key people or a key star is that people injap

sobre todo el nÚmero 17, y uruguay es nuevo este cono tex contra argentina.orable a holanda. y taylor, atenciÓn sigue taylor, y el rebote para taylor, y sigue taylor. >>> y quita la pelota fabricio peralta. hay cambios, y vamos a ver quÉ recordemos que tiene dos au sents, uno por lesiÓn. y otro por suspensiÓn, y ya hizo un cambio. no agarra la pelota. >>> cambiÓ el esquema y abrio el partido, no sigue con los mismos dos en puntos, poco de durlt lo mejor que tuvo paraguay, seguramente habrÍa cambiado el partido, era el uno para cero para paraguay. pero despuÉs del esto, siguiÓ el dominio holandÉs, que buena plata, y el centro, y la baja y el arquero. , pierde hansen. gran sacada por parte de gonzÁlez, gracias a Él, es cuatro a cero. solo el goleador. >>> a ver. Él lo sabe, por eso lo lamento. y la catÁstrofe paraguay en la prirment parte con un tres a cero. agregÓ tres minutos el Árbitro. >>> usted no me responde. si hubiese pitado una de las manos, la primera me queda la duda si bernardo se la lleva con la mano despuÉs no me queda duda, ato ten es equivocÓ aq

he travels to uruguay he got rare access to the king of bahrain and the crowned prince and sat down witha, usually introduced or referred to as president trump's advicer, in almost every case, there is something else. the president's unpaid trusted adviser is seeking to cash in. security contracts in bahrain. andrew miller says it's dangerous. >> it is dangerous when you have someone whose ingts are not aligned with the u.s. government that makes it a possibility that there's going to be of top interest. giuliani was paid $500,000 by a shady businessman who wanted the u.s. ambassador ousted. he convinced president trump to get rid of her and push for a ukrainian adviser. this is not the only time giuliani contradicted or misdirected information. he was in direct contrast of romania cracking down on corruption. >> asked this week about cashing in on the trump presidency, giuliani became defensive. >> the reality is, everything i've done is totally legal. >> tom udall is one of a half dozen democrats in the senate asking the department of justice if giuliani's actions and failure to regist

let's start with the national security implications of this uruguay is the united states -- implicationsis era is the united states so concerned about this system? >> the raiders primarily. the raiders have the capability , those that are part of the consortium, we have great concerns that that can start taking apart its self profile. so this is a capability that the turks have which we expect the russians to put a backdoor on. makewould, in many ways, it very difficult for us to maintain the air superiority of the f-35. david: turkey, as a part of nato, is the rest of nato as concerned with this as the united needs is? >> it is not just the radars. turkey announced they may reconsider their nato article five obligations. an attack on one is an attack on all. this is one indicator that turkey is moving away from the nato family and starting to look elsewhere. and that has europeans more concerned than anything else. kimmitt, why is president erdogan doing this. it is pretty clear why putin would want him to do this, giving advantage to russia, but why is president erdogan doing this? >>

the ambassador to uruguay feared for his life if he wagged his finger at the generals. the enjoy to chile worried that pinochet, quote, might well take as an insult any inference that he was connected with such assassination plots. five days before the letelier assassination, kissinger ordered, quote, that no further action be taken on this matter. back in chile in the same summer of 1976, contreras acting through his chief of operations pedro espinosa entrusted the hit on letelier on michael townley, a local chilean explosives expert. this is michael townley with his wife. townley worked with proto fascist youth shock troupes called fatherland and freedom. recruits received training in coding and code breaking, weapons handling, explodives and martial arts with nunchucks. review them with his right arm crossed against his chest. remember, these are teenagers, right? they're not soldiers. they wore black uniforms with white armbands adorned with a swastika-like insignia that united chain links and resembled a spider. hitler's brown shirts would have approved. his follow

with uruguay your gma firstgma r look, i'm debra roberts. >> hi, reggie. >> hi. in the right place? >> no, you need to talk about twitter. >> hmmm. okay. now we're good. twitter's ban on political ads is expected to take effect today. jack dorsey announced the change last month saying political message reach should be earned not bought. the ban setses the company apart from facebook, which continues to run political ads, even false one. >>> now coming up, why now may be the first time to adopt a pet. >>> and a santa >>> let's look at our rain potential for tuesday, wednesday and thanksgiving. the gfs model, the model that we've been not very happy with so far this fall, because it's flip-flopping, it's showing the north bay with significantly less rain than the bay, the east bay and the south bay. that's not usually the way things pan out. i think it's underdone with the rain in the north bay. the european model, it's been more consistent. more rain in the north bay, but it also shows the bulk of the rain falling around the bay, the east bay bay. the areas in gre

the ambassador in uruguay feared for his life if he wagged his finger at the generals.the envoy to chile feared pinochet might well take as an insult any inference that he was connected to any assassination plots. five days before the letelier assassination, kissinger ordered , quote, but "no further action be taken on the matter." back in chile in the same summer of 1976, contreras, acting secretary, acting entrusted the hit on letelier, an american chilean explosive expert. this is michael townley with his wife. during the allende years, townley worked with shock troops called fatherland and freedom. recruits received training in coding and code breaking, weapons handling, explosives, and martial arts with nunchucks. later, paolo rodriguez would regularly line of his troops, as he called them, and review them with his right arm crossed against his chest -- remember, these are teenagers, not right? they are not soldiers. they wore black uniforms and white armbands adorned with a swastika-like emblem that united chain-links and resembled a spider. hitler's brownshirts w

. >>> well, voters in uruguay are awaiting the results of the presidential election there. with over 99% of the votes counted. center right national party candidate holds a small lead over the candidate of the leftist ruling party. however, the margin is so narrow the race remains too close to call. final results may not come until friday. >>> british prime minister boris johnson is promising to get brexit done if his conservative party wins the general election next month. he launched the party's manifesto on sunday. it includes promises to hire 50,000 nurses, freeze income tax, and establish immigration controls. the prime minister wants britain to leave the european union by the current deadline of january 31st. >> i don't want to waste 2020 and two more referendums. i want it to be an exciting and productive year, a year of prosperity and growth. you want to wake up on friday -- you don't want to wake up on friday, and find a nightmare on diamond street. i say let's go carbon neutral by 2015 and corbyn neutral by christmas. >> labor party leader jeremy corbyn calls the

the ambassador to uruguay feared for his life if he wagged his finger at the generals, chile worried that pinochet might take as an insult any interference that he was contacted with such plots. five days before the assassination, kissinger ordered that no further action be taken on this matter. back in chilly in the same summer of 1976, contreras, acting through his chief of operations, entrusted the hit on letelier to michael townly, an american-chilean explosives expert. and this is michael townly with his wife. townly worked with troops. recruits received training in coding and code breaking, weapons handling, explosives and martial arts. later the troops would be lined up and review them with his right arm crossed against his chest. these are teenagers. they wore black uniforms with white arm bands. hitler's brown shirts would have approved. his followers called them a bunch of fascists paid by the cia. their leader denied accepting cia funding but in fall of 1970 kissinger requested money for the support of this fascist organization. others in the group admitted receiving those

escaping the atrocities of that time, my parents left germany for uruguay and then in 1953, washington, where i was born and raised. like so many immigrants, my family was eager for freedom and hungry for opportunity. they raised my sister and me to be humble, hard working and patriot patriotic. and i am forever grateful for the sacrifices they made on our behalf. public service has always been important to me. as a lifelong republican, i have contributed to initiatives of both republican and democratic administration. in 2003, i served as a member of the transition team for oregon the ve serve on various statewide boards. in 2007, president george w. bush appointed me as a member of the commission on white house fellows. i worked with president bush on charitable events for his foundation's military service initiative and i also worked briefly with former vice president joe biden's office in connection with the vice president's nationwide anti-cancer initiative at a local northwest hospital. and, of course, the highest honor in my public life came when president trump asked me to serv

with uruguay first look, team l football. >> with the new england patriots losing last night, the ninersre atop the nfl at 8 cl-0. just two years ago, they were 0-8. the team has been excellent all year. next week's game will be their biggest test yet. the niners take on the seahawks for monday night football at levi stadium. where can you watch it? right here on abc7 news. >>> coming up next, the music star who just released his first video in 12 years. plus thank you, jesus. what inspired this man's elaborate halloween we have weed pollen out there. not as high as it has been. ragweed and sage. uv index is moderate. you can still get a nasty burn if you're outside for too long. >> thanks. >>> country superstar garth brooks released his first music video in 12 years. ♪ ♪ jump in and enjoy the club >> why is left shark there? what's he doing? >> look at blake back there clapping. i'm here. >> are they supposed to be under water? >> it's dive bar, get it? >> okay. >> okay. it's called dive bar. blake shelton is in it. >> he is. this music video received more than 20 million views since it

with an answer to this when a millennial says to and that person can be from germany, can be from uruguay, can be from malaysia, whatever, what can i do, we felt that we needed an answer, that we always when you're speaking had a call to action and so what did we decide? >> well, i want to first tell you that -- that as hannah is telling the story i'm getting nostalgic because hannah is a rouser and she always thinks outside of the box and when i think of the particular program it did start there, i will give you the end before how we did it, it ended up being one of the most important, i think, initiatives that we took on at state around fighting hate because it was very tangible and what we said was young people don't have a lot of money, they do have time and weed like them to walk in the shoes of somebody else, we want them to experience in a different way so we created this campaign that we launched on facebook because we had day jobs and we knew that they're not listening and following hannah rosenthal and farah pandith every day. we are asking to walk in somebody else's show, someb

fled europe during the holocaust, escaping the atrocities of that time, my parents left germany for uruguay and emigrated to seattle, washington, where i was born and raised. like so many immigrants, my family was eager for freedom and hungry for opportunity. they raised my sister and me to be humble, hard working, and patriotic. and i am forever grateful for the sacrifices they made on our behalf. public service has always been important to me. as a life long republican, i have contributed to initiatives of both republican and democratic administrations. in 2003, i served as a member of the transition team for oregon democratic governor ted kulengowski. the governor also appointed m toer on vario 2007, president g bush appointed me as a member of the commission on white house fellows. i worked with president bush on charitable events for his foundation's military service initiative, and i also worked briefly with former vice president joe biden's office in connection with the vice president's nationwide anti-cancer initiative at a local northwest hospital. and of course the highest honor i

fled europe during the holocaust, escaping the atrocities of that time, my parents left germany for uruguay, and then in 1953, emigrated to seattle, washington where i was born and raised. like so many immigrants, my family was eager for freedom and you hungry for opportunity. they raised my sister and me to be humble, hardworking and patriotic. and i am forever grateful for the sacrifices they made on our behalf. public service has always been important to me. as a lifelong republican, i have contributed to initiatives of both republican and democratic administrations. in 2003, i served as a member of the transition team for oregon democratic governor. the governor also appointed me to serve on various statewide boards. in 2007, president george w. bush appointed me as a member of the commission on white house fellows. i worked with president bush on charitable events for his foundation's military service initiative, and i also worked briefly with former vice president biden's office in connection with the vice president's nationwide anti-cancer initiative at a local northwest hospital. an

your family came here escaping the holocaust via uruguay. your parents moved, lucy and later you, here. you've done that american success story through dint of hard work and innovation, good idea, a knack for hiring the right people and some look, you've built up considerable, successful business, one that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. they came here because they knew that it was here that they could

your family came here escaping the holocaust via uruguay. and your parents moved lucy and later you here where, frankly, you've been an american success story. through dent of hard work and innovation, good idea, and knack to hire the right people and some luck, you've built a considerable successful business. one that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. they came here becausehe

it was in columbia or a transition from authoritarianism to democracy is in chile or argentina or uruguayof what is desirable in a moral and ethical sense is simply not possible given a particular constellation of power. for example, in chile general pinochet remained a Ãfor life at head of the armed forces during the period of the democratic transition and it was only decades later that through international mechanisms he began the process of being brought to justice. i think we have to think in our heads very holy about what is desirable from an ethical and moral sense and what might possible politically. a lot of it will depend on how it is that the transition and venezuela takes place what the role is of junior officers within the military and removing senior officials and i think there is also another important distinction between and they are related but to try to at least keep some clarity on this he difference between those who have been responsible for and deeply involved in massive corruption given the military's control of virtually every key sector in the economy whether agric

your family came here escaping the holocaust via uruguay. your parents moved, lucy and later you, here. you've done that american success story through dint of hard work and innovation, good idea, a knack for hiring the right people and some look, you've built up considerable, successful business, one that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. they came here because they knew that it was here that they could have freedom that they had not enjoyed, security that they had not enjoyed, and opportunity that they had not enjoyed. no doubt on some level, you're grateful and it's created a sense of patriotism in you. is that fair to say? >> very fair. >> why, sir, with your courage to come before us, does that same standard not apply to mr. mulvaney, mr. duffy, mr. pompeo, mr. bolton, mr. giuliani. why shouldn't those same sentiments be within their hearts to do their patriotic duty and do what you have done, sir? indeed, why doesn't that same standard apply to the president of the united states? >> i wish i could answer. >> i suspect yo

your family came here escaping the holocaust via uruguay. and your parents moved lucy and later you here where, frankly, you've been an american success story. through dent of hard work and innovation, good idea, and knack to hire the right people and some luck, you've built a considerable successful business. one that i know for a fact would make your parents proud. they came here because they knew that it was here that they could have freedom that they had not enjoyed, security that they had not enjoyed, and opportunity that they had not enjoyed. and no doubt, on some level, you're grateful and it's created a sense of patriotism in you. is that fair to say? >> very fair. >> why then, sir, with your courage to come before us does that same standard not apply to mr. mulvaney, mr. duffy, mr. pompeo, mr. bolton, mr. giuliani? why shouldn't those same sentiments beat within their hearts to do their patriotic duty and do what you have done, sir? indeed, why doesn't that same standard apply to the president of the united states? >> i wish i could