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arrested a man they suspected of involvement in the killing of a renowned mexican journalist javier valdez condé nast was gunned down clue. as to his office in signal though a state last may well deads was known for his reporting into drug trafficking and organized crime police say that his killing was linked to the cartel. the united nations has told a donor conference in brussels that a fresh humanitarian crisis must be avoided in syria tensions have escalated there after a suspected chemical weapons attack in duma earlier this month and with international stakeholders in the crisis at loggerheads the u.n. says more needs to be done to ease the suffering of ordinary sieves syria its feet . the war in syria has claimed an estimated half a million lives according to monitors as hopes for peace are shattered daily aid organizations have run out of funds to provide humanitarian assistance at a conference in brussels donors are trying to raise three and a half billion dollars to help poor refugees. work together to make it people instantly reduce lifes wherever we can and we'll try to support

alejandro: el pago por asesinar de 12 disparos al periodista javier valdez. >> se presume que el homicidiode narcotrÁfico, fue asesinado . >> se atreviÓ a decir lo que sucedÍa. alejandro: la entrevista se realizÓ en febrero del aÑo pasado. javier habÍa pedido protecciÓn y tras las intimidaciones, 13 dÍas despuÉs fue asesinados. este miÉrcoles se celebrÓ en sinaloa la primera audiencia con el presunto homicida. fÉlix: al regresar veremos una hÚmeda tecnologÍa para educar a los pe y para la despedida... nos vamos hasta la otra cara del mundo.en algunas ciudades de china se estan llevando a cabo esfuerzos de alta tecnologia para evitar que los peatones crucen la calle cuando no les corresponde.en la provincia de hubei, las autoridades colocaron postes amarillos equipados con laser y sensores de movimiento que se activan y sueltan un spray de agua cuando a cruzar con el semaforo en rojo. y asi llegamos al final con las importantes a esta hora gracias por acompaqarnos. nos vemos con mas conductora: muy buenos dÍas y feliz viernes 27 de abril. conductora: estamos preparados para darles todo el e

enrique: el gobierno de mÉxico anunciÓ la captura de javier valdez a travÉs de la cuenta de twitter lasiÓn, asÍ lo informÓ la fiscalÍa de ese estado. algunos restos genÉticos de estos alumnos de cine han sido hallados en las Últimas semanas en una finca donde fueron llevados despuÉs del 19 de marzo donde fueron secuestrados. el candidato independiente jaime rodrÍguez mejor conocido como el bronco propuso cortarle la mano a los funcionarios pÚblicos que cometan actos de corrupciÓn. el bronco asegura que 95% de sus seguidores apoya esta idea. ¿quiÉn ganÓ este primer debate? >> siempre los candidatos decimos que el que habla gana, pero quiÉn ganÓ es quien aprovechÓ mÁs el debate y creo que fui yo. enrique: ¿quiÉnes serÍan los corruptos? ¿quÉ delitos tendrÍan que cometer? >> en eso estamos trabajando ahorita. en la iniciativa para poder precisar de acuerdo a la constituciÓn polÍtica mexicana, los delitos del cuello blanco. hemos tenido un enojo nacional enorme de la corrupciÓn en los gobiernos y precisamente hemos hablado de la corrupciÓn en mÉxico durante 40 aÑos pero no la hemos disminuid

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melisa valdez is manuel duran's long-time partner.sti graunke is a lawyer representing manuel duran and a senior attorney at the southern poverty law center. that does it for our show. democracy now! is accepting applications for our paid year-long social media fellowship. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by de i'm building a giant pencil out of plaster wrap. ok. now, this-- i was trying to get, like, a sci-fi sort of look. these are just made of regular clay. i think they'll probably hold up because they're going to be glazed and fired and...

all those little pieces of gold to touch the mercury to be able to capture it manu any miner john valdez works with mercury almost every day india's north korea it didn't get. it going to. stick it to the new competitor that i love. my guy at the moment. and it's a look at it look a little bit don't know yet that the. miners can also be exposed to mercury vapors that's because once they extract their malcolm they have to burn off the mercury to get to the gold so these miners are touching mercury they're breathing mercury one of the health effects so the top american way that these miners are exposed to is extremely toxic especially when you breathe it. in starts to a fact that liver kidneys the digestive system and starts to affect the central nervous system. today the money miners aren't working because of the rain but john bob this is showed the equipment he used just two days ago to burn off a piece of gold. everything we've been saying it's for this is about three grams of gold which translates into one hundred dollars which the average worker here could make in about three days. th

frampton could next face either mexico's wbo featherweight champion oscar valdez, or the winner of nextbritish ibf title bout between lee selby and josh warrington. someone who wasn't hanging around, was amir khan in his comeback fight. a0 seconds, it took him to beat phil lo greco in liverpool. as he came out swinging from the start, in his first fight just under two years. great britain need to win their final match of their tie if they're to secure promotion to the fed cup world group. johanna konta beat naomi osaka to give great britian a lead overjapan. but heather watson lost hers in straight sets to kurumi nara. and so it all hinges on the doubles, with konta and watson teaming up together. they have taken the first set, so fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spotin fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spot in the world group. that is all the sport for now. now, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are features writer for the independent james rampton, and journalist and author lainy malkani. a warm welcome to

valdez. caller: good morning, mrs. nelson. i have a point about your demographic comment. fact, it is going to change, like you said, as far as in a ncerned, growing up mexican family in california, the i saw in the 60s how shift of things that we used to subserve iant part of sxoet controlling it is state, we move east and president trump has been successful at, that somehow ple we're going to take stuff over. he's partially true because things aren't going to be like they are going to be. nothing has ever been done voluntarily, women's rights, gay rights, has ity always been a struggle. asking, now we're going to start taking or it might be time for payback. you.k guest: well, i certainly don't agree with payback, but thomas have said ould tree of liberty needs toy from time to time. and revolution, again, doesn't have to mean that we're pointing each other or doing violence to each other, revolution is in your mind, it idea, a movement, it's a think that for latino americans and immigrants country, california has certainly been a state. san t to college there in diego a

was gunned down close to his office in the lowest state last may valdez was known for his reporting into drug trafficking and organized crime police say is killing was linked to the cartel this. incident in canada of a toronto court has charged the suspect in yesterday's van attack with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder prosecutors are alleging that the twenty five year old deliberately drove into pedestrians on the busy city streets ten people were killed fifteen others injured police arrested alec manasse and shortly after the incident in an operation that has been praised for its level headedness. standing next to a van and appearing to point a weapon at a police officer. this is the suspect in the toronto attack the tense exchange was captured by several witnesses. the officer was praised for his bravery and for not shooting when others might have pulled the trigger. the suspect twenty five year old alec. has now appeared in court he's been charged with ten counts of murder and thirteen counts of attempted murder. he's alleged to have deliberately driven a van into pedes

was interesting is that he picked as his vice president a person of the older generation salvador valdez mesa seventy two years old but i think that was a bow to the older generation he picked a man who is not personally charismatic has no personal authority it was more symbolic to make him the first vice president. south korea's president of moon j. and says the north expressed a commitment to complete denuclearization this comes as u.s. president little trump wants to walk away from planned talks with north korea's leader if they are not fruitful the meeting is expected next month or in early june cia director inspectors say nominee might held a secret meeting with kim jong un in pyongyang earlier this month as part of an effort to lay the groundwork for talks many of the details of that plan meeting are still unclear as to james' bases inside north korea with the latest. there's clearly plenty for both sides to continue to discuss one of the things they must work out is the venue for this historic summit where are they going to meet could it be here in pyongyang and some diplomats i'v

german high school diploma the wall was not yet built and he commuted back and forth between look in valdez and west berlin he seemed immune to the temptations of the capitalist city he was at home as much as possible but suddenly his way back was closed off. with woody doll and i drove to tell tale on the edge of west berlin with rudy on a motorbike it was all closed off already in preparation for the wall there were checks on the way that they knew us and they let us leave i drove into the station and tell. if that's where we said goodbye in sixty one thinking it wouldn't be long before now the thought that the. east germany turned him into a foreigner but. germany was also foreign to him looking valor was his home. was to remain an advocate for german reunification for the rest of his life. now after the second world war the government started talking nonstop about reunification twenty years have gone by and it's not happening what we do have governments that are institutionalized lying machines machines of half truths and distortion that people aren't being told the truth there's no dia

he also investigated other stories including exxon valdez oil spill. the marcos regime in the philippines and al qaeda leading up to 9/11. lucky he chose to explore this life. the medullary start in life anything is possible i read the book in three days. i encourage you to buy a copy. a portion will go to the library. let's think laura as well. bill come up and make a presentation. i will do a q&a with him and also we keep it clean question cards passed out too. there will ask questions from the audience. thankful that c-span is here today. thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you for the invitation to be here today. it's fun to talk about tell you little bit about how the project began. it wasn't because i knew kirk, did not know him at all. every armenian here knows kirk better than i knew him the day got a call from my publisher. she had just read the obituary in the new york times and she was flabbergasted, a veteran book publisher in new york she found out that this incredible life for someone she never heard of. she wanted to know if there is

david valdez. will bring him back another time. such a wonderful stream of memories through his photography. glad to have him. president trump is confirming my mike pompeo spoke with kim jong un. the layout between the president and dictator. can the president convince the regime to drop its nuclear program? the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee says he's nervous about the proposed summit. >> there's a pathway towards the polarization of the korean peninsula. my fear is this president zigs and sags without a lot of predictability. just can't satisfy. ahh! ♪ your wing nut has you covered. ♪ hi. ♪ introducing planter's crunchers. a nutty crunch inside a flavorful crunch. ♪ a shift without a disaster. to get through my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. #1 trusted. #1 awarded it's got to be tide. and for a plant-based clean, try tide pur

shepard: what an experience to have someone like david valdez to snap your grandkids all of the time.ah, it was a lot of fun. shepard: great to see you and i wish for you all the best and thanks so much for history you've left us with. >> oh, yeah, it's all at the bush presidential library. shepard: great place to visit in college station if you ever find yourself in that part of east, texas, go ahead, check it out. >> thank you very much. shepard: all the best. >> thank you. shepard: coverage on fox news channel celebrating the life of first lady barbara bush. >> i was very happy in the white house, very happy, we had grandchildren, it was great, you could hear them swimming and you could hear them outside, you could hear them riding bikes, we were lucky because we had laura and george very often there and we had marvin children, i never forget little walker, practically brand-new speaking in the lincoln bedroom, little-itty-bitty thing but it was a wonderful time for me. for all the noses that stuff up around pets. there's flonase sensimist. it relieves all your worst symptoms inclu

if we want to move something else back i suggest we move the headstone for valdez from the film vertigo as a memorial to hitchcock. >> thank you, sir. >> hello. i am eugene phillips. i find this sculpture rather demeaning and rather difficult to view. it does represent a native-american genocide that took place in this country, but i believe we need to in some ways have the statute remain. i think that it is a lesson for all of us about a crime against humanity that was committed. the harsh reality is this crime is continuing to be committed in this country. we have native-american artifacts destroyed. native american lands taken away. there is a proposal to raise mount shasta dam another 13 feet which would inundate native-american sacred site. this is destruction of important areas. in some ways if the statute stays, there should be additional statutes that really honor and respect the native -- native-american people that stand there. people can see the crime that was taking place in the past but also the strong dynamic of the native-american community and their important plays with

. >> seth: third grade -- about the exxon valdez. [ laughter ] and there -- there you are right thereedible, 'cause i've never discussed this on tv, ever. >> seth: yeah. >> but i was very upset about the oil spill. i'm holding a fish as evidence. [ light laughter ] it was a talent show where people were playing the flute and doing things. and i said "why don't i write this play and star as the prosecutor against exxon and cast all my friends in it?" and that's what we did. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i can't believe this came after a flute. i will say this is a kid -- you look confident like you got the evidence. [ laughter ] you've got the evidence. >> but the best kind of case is when you write everyone else's lines. >> seth: yeah, there you go. [ light laughter ] that's the kind that donald trump wishes he could have right now. hey, thanks so much for being here. i really appreciate it. >> thank you so much, seth. [ cheers and applause ] this is awesome. >> seth: ari melber, everybody. "the beat" airs weekdays at 6:00 p.m. on msnbc. we'll be right back with more "late night.

. >> about the exxon valdez. and there you are right there. and is it -- what is that prop?? >> okay. your researchers are incredible because i've never discussed this on tv ever. but i was very upset about the oil spill. i'm holding a fish as evidence. it was a talent show. people were playing the flute and i said why don't i write this play and star as the prosecutor against exxon and cast all my friends in it. that's what we did. >> thanks to seths for finding that and asking about it. we thought we'd show it to you on "the beat." >>> fallback friday sup next. h if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy-open cap. experience a blend of...and raw power,nship... engineered to take the crown. presenting the all-new lexus ls 500 and ls 500h. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. mi'm evenarts win the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® re

a suspect was arrested on monday night until juana valdez was one of at least ten journalists killed in mexico last year. now light pollution is threatening to undermine our ability to search for life on other planets even happening in chile's atacama desert one of the darkest areas on earth i think obama's home to some of the world's most advanced telescopes but light pollution there is increased up to thirty percent compared to a decade ago you see a new man reports now from the parent observatory in northern chile. at sunset the views from the european southern observatory located in chile's at the camera desert are breathtaking but it's a night when the deep darkness and unique atmosphere and conditions of the at the camera these guys into heaven for astronomers. but at the pattern al observatory scientists probe the universe with giant telescopes but at twenty six hundred meters above sea level and one hundred fifty kilometers from the city of until five asked that these starlet skies are being threatened by light pollution we are in very isolated place in chile but we can see s

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. ♪ >> marco valdÉs, hijo de manuel loco valdez, nos revelÓ cómo se encuentra su padre luego de luchar de darle el divorcio. marco valdÉs: eso es aprovecharse. tarde o temprano eso va a terminar mal. si la chava quiere con millones de pesos, no creo que mi hermano lo permita. creo que lo mejor es acercarte a la persona adecuada y no se merece que lo estÉn presionando de esa manera. entiendo que mi hermano gana dinero, trabaja mucho, se lo merece, pero no por eso le quieren quitar la cantidad por un divorcio. >> marcos quiere mucho a su hermano y lo defiende ante las crÍticas. marco valdÉs: muchas gente me pregunta si cristian castro estÁ al tanto de mi padre y es asÍ. se lo ha querido llevar a vivir a miami, pero mi padre ahora no va a salir . menos a los 87 aÑos. ♪ adiss: habla muy bonito de su medio hermano. alan: asÍ es. y de su padre tambiÉn. se lo querÍa traer a miami. yo tambiÉn querÍa traer a mi padre a vivir aquÍ antes de que muriera, pero a cierta edad no quieren. se hace muy difÍcil moverlos. gracias a dios parece que estÁ mejor el loquito valdÉs. addis: es un alivio saber qu

valdez. caller: good morning, mrs. nelson. i have a point about your demographic comment. it is going to change, like you said, as far as in a ncerned, growing up mexican family in california, the i saw in the 60s how shift of things that we used to subserve iant part of sxoet controlling it is state, we move east and president trump has been successful at, that somehow ple we're going to take stuff over. he's partially true because things aren't going to be like they are going to be. nothing has ever been done voluntarily, women's rights, gay rights, has ity always been a struggle. asking, now we're going to start taking or it might be time for payback. you.k guest: well, i certainly don't agree with payback, but thomas have said the tree of liberty needs toy from time to time. and revolution, again, doesn't have to mean that we're pointing each other or doing violence to each other, revolution is in your mind, it idea, a movement, it's a think that for latino americans and immigrants country, california has certainly been a state. san t to college there in diego and thin

last year, riodoce lost its star columnist, javier valdez.night, we honour a man who has refused to be intimidated into silence or self—censorship. javier valdez cardenas is a brave man. hisjournalism won him international recognition. javier was an inspiration to many in mexico. among them, marcos vizcarra, one of the few journalists still writing about corruption and crime in the city. someone else familiar with the missing and the murders was miroslava breach, a committed investigative reporter. based in chihuahua, another region blighted by the drugs trade, she was killed in march, one of three journalists murdered that month. patricia mayorga worked closely with miroslava. miroslava was shot in front of her son as she took him to school. her killers left behind a note with a message — "for being a loudmouth". marcos takes us on a tour of the city to see one of the cartel members‘ favourite haunts. back at the newspaper, aaron has heard someone wants to give him some secret documents. the documents detail a series of money—laundering paym