. >> she was tara, veronica's older sister, not quite 20 then. veronica called out, no answer.alked through the house. bathroom light was on. >> i went looking in the bathroom and and i went away our bedroom and i saw her purse and everything. a top of her dresser, so i'm like, where would she be without her purse? because that was unusual. so that's when i called keith. >> keith was keith mike phillips, her mom's fiancÉe. he was just leaving work until veronica he was thinking of stopping for coffee with a friend on his way home. then veronica told him about tara, that her purse was home, but she wasn't. >> what did you think when she told me that? >> that something wasn't right. because if tara who is going to go somewhere, i knew she wouldn't leave her stuff for her car. she's would be at home when the kids got here. that's how responsible she. was >> sure. keith canceled the coffee plan. drove straight home. >> as soon as i got home, it just didn't look right. there were these trucks on the floor. so i said what are these marks on the floor? she said i don't. no >> tracks?

veronica was just six years old, her father shot and killed her brother. >> he nevers served a day in prison for the crime he committed. he fled the scene. >> reporter: the beloved mother sitting right next to her son as he was murdered, struggled as her husband fled to mexico, never returning to the united states. >> you know, there is a playbook of what you do or a plan when your husband shoots and kills your son. what do you do? how do you pick yourself up from that? >> reporter: they did carry on, veronica's mom raised her girls as a single parents. >> i can't believe it has been 30 years. it blows my mind because every day i wake up and i think about my brother pick i go to bed and i think about my brother. >> reporter: she talks about her brother, too, sharing his story at students rising above events, for her own healing. as she also shares career advice online to inspire others. a recent blog post on linkedin garnering over 400 thousand views. >> it was my first one, so now when i write others, i'm a little let down. >> it is a joyful spirit and family that keep her going with

veronica, you select first. let's do h to o for $800. veronica. - who is hero? - right.m. - what is heretofore? - no. jennifer. what is hereto? no. [ beep ] what is hitherto? veronica, select again. h to o for $1,000. [ beep ] what is hornito?

it was 1965, veronica smith was one of. 1965, veronica smith was one of those unmarried women.ent to a mother and baby home. she even wrote fake letters to her father, claiming she was working in spain. my claiming she was working in spain. my mother did not tell my father because it she said it would kill him. so he never knew? — she said it would kill him. so he never knew? no. _ she said it would kill him. so he never knew? no. never? - she said it would kill him. so he| never knew? no. never? never. she said it would kill him. so he - never knew? no. never? never. she became pregnant _ never knew? no. never? never. she became pregnant at _ never knew? no. never? never. she became pregnant at 16. _ never knew? no. never? never. she became pregnant at 16. she - never knew? no. never? never. she became pregnant at 16. she said - never knew? no. never? never. she became pregnant at 16. she said she| became pregnant at 16. she said she was shamed by a social worker. you will rive was shamed by a social worker. you will give your— was shamed by a social worker. you will give your

veronica smith was one of those unmarried women.—and—baby home. she even wrote fake airmail letters to herfather, claiming she was working in spain. my mother didn't tell my father because she said it would kill him. so, he never knew? no. ever? never. diana de vries became pregnant at 16. she says she was shamed by a social worker. "you'll give your child to a proper mummy and daddy, because you can't possibly be a parent to your child." "you're not fit to be a mother." anne keen became pregnant at 17, and says even as she gave birth, she was denied pain relief on purpose. when i asked for help, i wasn't given any help for pain. - in fact, i was told, _ i remember, "you will remember this, so as you won't be wicked again, you bad girl." _ "you won't be wicked again." diana de fries says in her delivery room, a nurse was equally heartless. she said, "this baby's flagged for adoption. i'll take her away. " and i can remember yelling, and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back," and they left me there for four hours. i canjust

veronica smith was one of those unmarried women.nd—baby home. she even wrote fake airmail letters to her father, claiming she was working in spain. my mother didn't tell my father because she said it would kill him. so he never knew? no. ever? never. diana de vries became pregnant at 16. she says she was shamed by a social worker. "you'll give your child to a proper mummy and daddy, because you can't possibly be a parent to your child." "you're not fit to be a mother." anne keen became pregnant at 17, and says even as she gave birth, she was denied pain relief on purpose. when i asked for help, i wasn't given any help for pain. in fact, i was told, i remember, "you will remember this, so as you won't be wicked again, you bad girl." "you won't be wicked again." diana de fries says in her delivery room, a nurse was equally heartless. she said, "this baby's flagged for adoption." "i'll take her away." and i can remember yelling, and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back," and they left me there for four hours. i canjust rememb

veronica was also unmarried. my mother didn't tell my father because she said it would kill him.he never knew? no. ever? never. it was regarded as so shameful that veronica was secretly sent to a mother and baby home in another part of london. she and her mother had to create a story to explain her disappearance to her father. i used to meet my mother at wimbledon station, and she would come with paper and an envelope, and we'd concoct this letter that i was working away from home in spain, and that i was having a good time, that i would be home soon. and take it back to my father, obviously took it out of the envelope. bless him, hejust thought it was true. thought you were away? yeah. this was in 1967, i was 16. i met my boyfriend, - and then i became pregnant. gill had been in a steady relationship, but everyone from her parents to her doctor made it clear she had done wrong. it was the most shameful thing that could happen. i it was described as a fate worse than death, - to be unmarried and pregnant. some individuals may have embraced sexual liberation in the 1960s, but soci

veronica smith was one of those unmarried women. father, claiming she was working in spain. my mother didn't tell my father because she said it would kill him. so he never knew? no. ever? never. diana de vries became pregnant at 16. she says she was shamed by a social worker. "you'll give your child to a proper mummy and daddy because you can't "possibly be a parent to your child. "you're not, you're not fit to be a mother." anne keane became pregnant at 17, and says even as she gave birth, she was denied pain relief on purpose. when i asked for help, i wasn't given any help for pain. in fact, i was told, i remember, "you will remember this, "so as you won't be wicked again, you bad girl. "you won't be wicked again." diana de fries says in her delivery room, a nurse was equally heartless. she said, "this baby's flagged for adoption. "i'll take her away." and i can remember yelling, and saying, "please bring her back, "bring her back", and they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to d

when veronica was just six years old, her father shot and killed her brother. >> he never served a dayn prison for the crime he committed. he fled the scene. electronics mother sitting right next to her son as her father's fled to mexico never returning to the united states point >> you know, there isn't a playbook of what you do, or a plan, when your husband shoots and kills your son. what you do how do you pick yourself up from that. the family did carry-on, she raised her girls a single parent. >> just blows my mind because every day i wake up and about my brother, go to bed and think about my brother. and she talks about her brother too, sharing his story students rising above events, for her own healing. as she also shares career advice online to inspire others. a recent blog post on linkedin garnering over 400,000 views. >> is my first one so when i write others i'm a little let down. >> reporter: it's a joyful spirit and family that can veronica going with her mom just a phone call away, and her brother in her heart. >> i wonder what life would be like if he was here. >>> to lea

. >>> verónica escobar visitó las instalaciones en méxico y viendo la situación actual de los 4500 menoresepdlica la situación . >>> al base limitar alberga a 4500 menores al ijtnerio de las instalaciones situación que ha mejorado al brindar camas tipi literas donde los menores no acompañados pueden realizar actividades al aire libre . >>> hablé con un grupo de niños que casi tienen dos meses en esto centro y eso no es aceptable l aprisa por desocupar el megacentro es para que los nisñ estén con sus familiares y también para contar con más espacio para los que están por llegar ya s.a. por la frontera desde dallas donde el refugio d emigrantes cerarán el dos de junio también dicen, están organados por anticipar la mayoría uno será craer centros más pequeños con el fin de que los menores tengan atención d exodo masivo calidad durante su estadía. >>> podemos tener tres o cuatro centros más chiquitos y nos cuenta más como un gob y es mejorpar niños y trabajadores escobar dice que están satisfechos. >>> departamento de seguridad nacional y departamento de empleo ponen a disposición 22 visas par

hola verónica. entiendo tu preocupación.lifornia. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. a las once de vamos a contar de esas vigilias que se celebran las víctimas como uno de ellos completamente responder al ataque en san josé como un héroe y la presencia de otra variante del cover que se propaga más rápidamente que las anteriores en otro tema la patrulla de caminos aplicará mano dura quienes participen en carreras ilegales de auto todo estimarlo entonces nos acompañan esta noche en el noticiero no son sin antes contarle que aquellos que motivan a creer que signos avanzan a la normalidad una de qué el par

patricia: y la congresista verÓnica escobar visitÓ la base militar en texas que aloja miles de niÑosndiciÓn de la base donde hay algunos 4500 menores. y mÁs de medio millar de niÑos que llegaron solos por las fronteras, ya estÁn bajo el cuidado de las autoridades. tenemos el reencuentro de una madre con sus dos hijos. >> yo me sentÍ alegre, porque iba a estar de vuelta con el amor de una madre. reportera: este pequeÑo durante seis aÑos soÑÓ con el momento en el que abraza harÍa ——abrazarÍa a su madre nuevamente. es por eso que el pasado mes tomÓ la difÍcil decisiÓn de traer a sus hijos de siete y 11 aÑos respectivamente desde el salvador. >> prefiero que se lo lleve un coyote a queso lleve un marero, es mucho mÁs preferible. reportera: ... de los mÁs de 700 que habÍan recibido en el centro de convenciÓn es hace aproximadamente tres semanas. >> yo sentÍa que unos viajes eran muy largos y que veÍa que muchos se iban y nostros quedamos ahÍ, pero ahÍ nuestra madre temporal nos dijo que nos iba a ayudar. reportera: estos hermanos pasaron dos semanas bajo la custodia del centro de custodia

. >> reporter: for veronica, having this safe space to share her stories give her courage. >> i know they will always be behind me. >> whenever students rising above needs me to represent, of course. >> reporter: these alums are representing as a cbs national news reporter, business entrepreneur, a high-tech expert and the owner of a private law firm. so far, around $200,000 in pledges have come in. sra says moretr eded its a simpleequation al. >> we need these funds to help these kids stay in college. donate. you can find out more information on our website at kpix.com . the nonprofit says it is planning to hold its annual gala next year at the ritz carlton in san francisco. >> that will be a good time. >>> here on kpix 5, we are honoring our bay area graduates all month long. congratulations, barbara, on your accounting degree. her next step is to get her cpa certification. congratulations. you can send your grad photo to key kpix.com or >>> coming up all new at 5:00, the new plans for one of the deepest underground stations in the bay area. that story and more at 5:00. >>> let's c

isolate a military june crack that has so far failed to protect its people. nicholas hawk al jazeera veronica, while benjamin netanyahu, his record 12 year run, as israel's prime minister, could not be coming to an end political rivals. naphtali bennett and iowa paid are and talks to form a broad coalition by deadline on wednesday. now if they succeed, it would end the political deadlock that's now led to for inconclusive elections. over the past 2 years, armed men have again abducted students from a school in nigeria. it happened and gina, in the state of niger, one person was killed and another critically injured. it's still unclear how many students were taken, but some of the younger children have been released. hundreds of thousands of people displaced by a volcano in democratic republic of congo are at risk of cholera. doctors without borders has several cases of already been identified in the town of saki. that's where around 200000 people have taken refuge after fleeing from gorilla. scientists still say that lava spreading beneath the city of grammar raising fears of a 2nd direction.

hola verónica. entiendo tu preocupación.s muy cerca de vencer a la pandemia. juntos lograremos la inmunidad. al regresar de la pausa>>>buenas noches, en hoy equipo que los aguanté cruz azul tiene una cita con histórico de 23 años y medio la máquina volvió a levantar el título>>> y volver a cruz azul es ahora, sobre santos luna q nos pero los fantasmas a 36 diego valdés pega y adentro un golazo para empatar el global y hacer soñar a la comarca1 x 0 de santos prueba de fuego para la máquina que puede remontar en 45 minutos para saberlo y al 50, en media distancia y se viene la contra de la máquina mete el balón para el otro lado y viene jonathan rodríguez para empatar con la soberbia de definición, el toque del peruano fernández está adelantado con el cabecita y decía que no hay nada y esconde la máquina con la ley, el tiempo se fue muriendo y desaparecieron y cruz azul, es otra vez campeón del fútbol mexicano se cavaron lo fantasma y uno de los grandes recupera su merecido, escuchemos lo que dijo juan reynoso>>> voy estar agr

hola verónica. entiendo tu preocupación.salud del condado santa clara va a continuar vacunado contra coronavirus toda esta semana en el centro de vacunaciÓn ubicado en los terrenos de la feria. usted tiene que ingresar por la puerta "b", no necesita programar una cita para recibir la vacuna. tambiÉn puede descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticia univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa, encontrarÁ mÁs informaciÓn sobre los centros de vacunaciÓn, y recibir alertas informativas sobre las condiciones del tiempo sociedad. apunte con la cÁmara de su telÉfono al cÓdigo que ve pantalla y siga las instrucciones, es gratis. asÍ llegamos >> domingo 30 de mayoristas una principales noticia. nuevo tiroteo mortal que deja dos muertos y al menos 25 heridos. desde el martes como las personas que estÉn enfrentando dificultades para pagar sus rentas en nueva york pueden aplicar para ayuda econÓmica estatal.

ilia: verÓnica escobar dice que pasan dÍas detenidos en una base.res permanecen mÁs de 40 dÍas recluidos en el lugar, convertido en refugio de emergencia. janet rodrÍnez nos dice la respuesta del gobierno. janet: la base militar en texas que ahora aloja miles de niÑos no acompaÑados sin tener licencia para el cuidado de menores estÁ bajo escrutinio. la congresista escobar del paso, donde se encuentra la base, recorriÓ las instalaciones el pasado viernes y el domingo. hablÓ con menores que llevaban mÁs de 48 dÍas allÍ. una cantidad de tiempo que, aunque no es ilegal, sÍ es alarmante. dice que es de gran consternaciÓn la salud mental de los niÑos en la base militar. ante las crÍticas el secretario de salud y servicios humanos, quiÉn tambiÉn estuvo el domingo defendiÓ el centro en una llamada con periodistas. [habla en inglÉs] janet: el secretario dijo que no se alojarÁ niÑos menores de 12 aÑos. el grupo de congresistas republicanos visitÓ el centro esta tarde. criticÓ al gobierno de biden por dejar entrar a estos niÑos. [habla en inglÉs] >> no estÁn l

. >>> verÓnica vino con su familia a la plaza. >>> estamos aquÍ en la plaza y habÍa venido para comprar las primera edificaciÓnes se fundo rÍa la que conocemos como la ciudad de concord. >>> esta plaza tiene mucha historia cultural. esta es una plaza que fue fundada en 1969 era se llamaba todos los santos en 1870 fue cambiada al nombre de concord fue fundada por persona latinos. >>> esta estatua es de bronce. >>> pero ademÁs de la historia la plaza estÁ lleno de cosas por hacer. no es solo culinario el sabor sino el son de la mÚsica. pero sÍ sigue mercado agricultor los martes y jueves, pero pedo el imos que haya distancia entre calidad persona de seis pies y que usen la mascarilla. >>> se siente bien porque puedes venir y no te sientes discriminado de la gente o de la sociedad. pues venir y no sentirte que tasa en peligro. >>> libertad pedraza para el noticiero telemundo. bueno tambiÉn hasta el 2019 habÍan 130 mil habitante en concord un abrazo para todos los que nos sintonizan que te hace recordar para recordar nuestro pueblo. >>> sÍ. >>> estÁbamos hablando de unos que estÁn allÍ en e

in the end the tax increase failed and the bottled mineral water veronica buys at the corner store costs more than a bottle of soda was sitting. there was . that if you. get through this. evening the slower. the week. ends. the revolution came from a country at america's southern tip chile despite the fact that for 30 years it has been the darling of free market enthusiastic the anti obesity movement is led by a senator. for years he has been fighting to dislodge his people from their rank as 3rd world wide in overweight and obesity. you know if you thought you. could do it all go go. say yeah. and it's obvious. that you know that if you got shortness i mean. this but oh so you know do we want you a conflict in which a. moment i'm going to be through this really. in the past several years senator greedo girardi a former pediatrician has attracted the industry's ire he has been a fearless crusader in public health protection. first he prayed to billionaire president sebastian pinera official veto then he had to overcome the industry's campaign to denigrate him. finally the law passed in 2

in the end the tax increase failed and the bottled mineral water veronica buys at the corner store costs more than a bottle of soda was now sitting. there it was a bit. cooler this. evening he says. the week. the revolution came from a country at america's southern tip chile despite the fact that for 30 years it has been the darling of free market enthusiastic the anti obesity movement is led by a senator. for years he has been fighting to dislodge his people from their rank as 3rd world wide in overweight and obesity. you know if you. don't go. i will give us a year out of. and it's obvious. that you know that if you got shortness i mean. i just feel this but oh you know do we want to be no. longer than that and we'll get through this we're going to. be. in the past several years greta a former pediatrician has attracted big industries iron he has been a fearless crusader in public health protection. first he braved to billionaire president sebastian pinera official veto then he had to overcome the industry's campaign to denigrate him. finally the law passed in 2016 it was the type of b

. >> reporter: for veronica, having a safe space to share her story gets her courage. they know that sra will always be behind me. >> reporter: she agrees. >> whenever they need me, these sra alumni are representing as the cbs national news reporter, a business entrepreneur, a high- tech privacy expert and the owner of a private law firm. so far, around $200,000 in pledges have rolled in that sra size more are truly needed. it is a simple equation we can all understand. >> we need these funds to help these kids stay in college. >> always nice to see wendy. it is not too late to donate pig you can find more information about that on our website, kpix.com/sra. the nonprofit says it is planning to hold its annual gala next year at the ritz- carlton in san francisco. and now it is important forecast of the week, the weekend forecast. there is mr. paul. >> heading into the weekend and is a looking pretty good weatherwise. especially by sunday morning, but overall the weekend is looking pretty good. a warming trend inland with temperatures around the bay and along the coast

veronica smith was one of those unmarried women.tters to her father, claiming she was working in spain. my mother didn't tell my father because she said it would kill him. so he never knew? no. ever? never. diana de vries became pregnant at 16. she says she was shamed by a social worker. "you'll give your child to a proper mummy and daddy because you can't possibly be a parent to your child. you're not fit to be a mother." anne keen became pregnant at 17, and says even as she gave birth, she was denied pain relief on purpose. when i asked for help, i wasn't given any help for pain. in fact, i was told, i remember, "you will remember this, so as you won't be wicked again, you bad girl. you won't be wicked again." diana de fries says in her delivery room, a nurse was equally heartless. she said, "this baby's flagged for adoption. i'll take her away." and i can remember yelling, and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back", and they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to die. but

hola verónica. entiendo tu preocupación.lemas de fertilidad. estas vacunas son seguras y efectivas. ¡yo me la puse! haz tu cita hoy para recibirla. estamos muy cerca de vencer a la pandemia. juntos lograremos la inmunidad. damián trujillo: y comenzamos, o regresamos, aquí en comunidad del valle, con el banco de comida second harvest; mi antigua colega, blanca garza jacobs, nos acompaña, es, vencer a la pandemia. ella es de second harvest, y también susan castellanos, que es cliente de second harvest food bank del valle del silicio; bienvenidas al programa. blanca garza: muchas gracias damián, muchas gracias por tenernos aquí. damián trujillo: gracias, ya que explicar-- - hola. - susan, tenemos que explicar, usted, una señora, pues, madre de hogar; y está esperando a sus niños que salgan de la escuela, ¿verdad? susan castellanos: así es, claro, es el primer día de regreso a clases para ellos, entonces es-- damián trujillo: qué bueno, no, pues, gracias por estar aquí, en este programa, lo grabamos miércoles, para poder sacarlo

in nottingham, veronica bell is trying to claim compensation on behalf of her father, who died injamaica, and later lost his sight and was diagnosed with prostate cancer. as far as he was concerned, he was a british citizen — always had been. he was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. the conservative leader of the original district in madrid has won a resounding victory after a bitter election. the leader of the popular party defy the socialist led central government by keeping madrid's bars and shops open during the epidemic. despite doubling her party's seats, they fell short of a majority and will need the support of the far—right vox.

in nottingham, veronica bell is trying to claim compensation on behalf of her father, who died injamaicaa family holiday, and later lost his sight and was diagnosed with prostate cancer. as far as he was concerned, he was a british citizen — always had been. he was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. the coronavirus pandemic has had a devastating impact on the global tourist industry. one of the places hit hardest is the galapagos islands. the economy there is centred on visitors coming to experience the unique flora and fauna. tjere are other industries — mostly agriculture and fishing — and these are sectors where the work of women is ess

in nottingham, veronica bell is trying to claim compensation on behalf of her father, who died injamaica and was diagnosed with prostate cancer. as far as he was concerned, he was a british citizen, always had been. he was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. the duchess of sussex is to publish a children's book next month. "the bench" will describe the relationship between a father and son, as seen through a mother's eyes. she developed the book from a poem she wrote marking prince harry's first father's day as a parent. football now, and manchester city are heading to the champions league finalfor the first time, after beating paris st—ger

case and they're even saying they're going to donate partial of it to charity which is quite our veronica all but you're right the last thing you want to do is have both the u.s. intelligence and russian intelligence going after you but this is where i think good diplomatic relations between these countries would be good for the phone could be picked up because i don't know who could actually withstand being found out even if it is on this thing called the dark web that is manufacturing this but that's very a back here to home because cloning had been more and more all times over the years this could happen and so why wasn't this ever followed up on and should the government involve itself in these kind of non-governmental entities because it is so much of a relevance to many states as we're finding that are impacted when something like this happens. well this is the downside to a free and open market economy you have so many individual private sector players scotty playing very important roles in the movement of water oil fuel electricity you know the internet all different types of of n

case and they're even saying they're going to donate partial of it to charity which is quite our veronica all of it you're right the last thing you want to do is have both the u.s. intelligence and russian intelligence going after you but this is where i think good diplomatic relations between these countries would be good for the phone could be picked up because i don't know who could actually withstand being found out even if it is on this thing called the dark web that is manufacturing this but that's very a back here at home because cloning will have been more and more all times over the years this could happen and so why wasn't this ever followed up on and should the government involve itself in these kind of non-governmental entities because it is so much of a relevance to many states as we're finding that are impacted when something like this happens. well this is the downside to a free and open market economy you have so many individual private sector players scotty playing very important roles in the movement of water oil fuel electricity you know the internet all different types

case and they're even saying they're going to donate partial of it to charity which is quite our veronica all of it you're right the last thing you want to do is have both the u.s. intelligence and russian intelligence going after you but this is where i think good diplomatic relations between these countries would be good for the phone could be picked up because i don't know who could actually withstand being found out even if it is on at this thing called the dark web that is manufacturing this but let's bring it back here to home because clonal had been warned maltol times over the years this could happen and so why wasn't this ever followed up on and should the government involve itself in these kind of non-governmental entities because it is so much of a relevance to many states as we're finding that are impacted when something like this happens. well this is the downside to a free and open market economy you have so many individual private sector players scotty playing very important roles in the movement of water oil fuel electricity you know the internet all different types of nod

members of the recess let me just thank members karen bass, madeleine dean, cori bush, ted lieu, veronica escobar, steven cohen who i hope will return and we were recess for the votes. to the panelists come if you can reserve and will call to order in just a few minutes. this is in recess. committee is in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we will call this hearing to order again. it is entitled an end in the crisis, essential steps to reducing gun violence and mass shootings. as i began to call on the

in nottingham, veronica bell is trying to claim compensation on behalf of her father, who died injamaicast his sight and was diagnosed with prostate cancer. as far as he was concerned, he was a british citizen, always had been. he was invited here by the government to build up the country after the second world war. we just weren't able to afford the most appropriate medical interventions over there. you submitted your compensation claim two years ago. are you confident that you'll receive the money any time soon? it's not about the money, and there is absolutely no financial compensation that can right that, but the acknowledgement is very, very important to me, you know, and otherfamilies. adina campbell, bbc news. foreign ministers from the world's leading economies, the g7, have been meeting in london today for the group's first face—to—face talks in more than two years. discussions have been focussed on the ongoing crisis in myanmar, as well as relations with russia, china and iran. police in kent have urged people to be "vigilant" and told them to be aware of their surroundings if

relations with the nazi occupied 3 kilometers away in the shadow with the vatican, nestled on tiny, tiny veronica from the 450 year old hospital run by catholic fries and controlled by the vatican. defective in if a hospital hello, my name means do, could brothers the times, the not seals, you patient, it was run by a catholic, doctor named giovanni bought a male and it became the sign of a courageous during the court. nobody down my father, giovanni bro, mail received a call from a young prior from the hospital. jim and this young man whose name was brother, my rich, he'll be aleck, wanted to transform this institution into a real hospital sit late. he said, so you are cheap position of a hospital, but you have no hospital and i in turn have a hospital, but no cheap physician. so what happened to me? no emotion rained thought is, let's take a step back. in 1938, italy began to enforce racial laws based on the notion that the jews were a separate race, an inferior race in the video. well that i think it's in a jeep and corner challenger, and there was a young doctor name victoria such a dotie. he

>> verÓnica son encanto de mujer pero tampoco llegamos a nada. >> finalmente garcÍa confesÓ si teme ait's up there. las arrugas no te hacen quedar bien. evítalas antes de que aparezcan con la ayuda de downy wrinkleguard. >> esta semana en "gangas and deals" estamos apoyando a las pequeÑas empresas creadas por hispanos en nuestra colaborar estilo y vida, a leyda bien a contarnos mÁs. >> listas, no sÉ si se habÍan pero muchas de las pequeÑas empresas han sido afectas por la pandemia y mÁs creadas por la minorÍa, estoy contenta de poder ayudarlas, es de las cosas que mÁs contenta me hace. >> les creo recordar que si ven algo que les gusta pueden escalar el cÓdigo en pantalla y en cualquier momento pueden empezar a comprar. >> vamos a comenzar con una de las nuestras que acabamos de ver en orgullosos de los nuestros y su gran historia, es una inspiraciÓn para nosotras, nuestra querida mariela que estÁ aquÍ con su lÍnea. felicidades, primero que nada por crear esta belleza y crear este paquete especÍfico para nuestra audiencia "despierta amÉrica". >> yo trabajo con muchas celebre desempleo

as we begin this second semifinal game, we wanna welcome back ryan, veronica, and kevin. good luck.e jeopardy! round. starting off with... and finally... ryan, start us off. tournaments for $800. kevin. - what is fifa? - no. ryan. - what is fortnite? - yes. there we go. okay. uh, holidays for $1,000. [ beep ] what is the arkansas river? all right. ryan, pick again. uh, bestseller, $600.

tom: the veronica's wanted me to come down there, but i just couldn't get there.onathan: you would have a great time. lisa: i am trying to see around corners of this show. what is going on? [laughter] tom: it's friday, lisa. jonathan: what are you doing, trip planning? lisa: where haven't you lived, seriously? jonathan: i had a nice time in brisbane a few years back. just looking around at the aussie dollar, thinking about the future, looking around corners. jonathan: coming up, mike mayo, wells fargo head of u.s. large-cap research. from new york city this morning, your price action looks like this. can you play the music, guys? just play an early. the s&p up 0.4%. euro-dollar 1.2182. we rolled over here. tom: jon, this is important. mohammed in cambridge says the hail collides. jonathan: i will catch up with mohamed and about 45 minutes. turn into "bloomberg: the open" at 9:00 eastern time. we talked to him last week. tom: did we. jonathan: yes, together. tom: it becomes abler. jonathan: this is -- a blur. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: palestinians poured

, veronica vichit-vadakan claimed her spot. who of these three will join them?ir? only one way to find out. let's get into the jeopardy! round and these categories... and finally... jennifer, select. olympic sports equipment for $600. jason. - what is gymnastics? - more specific? rhythmic gymnastics. - yes. - um, transportation, $200. nibir. - what is a cable car? - right. transportation for $800.

. >> family no matter where you are is your family, to for veronica, having a safe space to share her, gives her courage. >> i know that there will always be behind me. represent, of course point >> these alums are representing is a serious national news reporter, a business entrepreneur, a high-tech privacy experts, and the owner of a private law firm. so far, rent $200,000 in pledges i rolled in, but they say more are truly needed, it's a simple equation we can all understand. >> need these funds to help consisting college puts google for students rising above, i am at michelle. >> it is not too late to donate, you can find more information about that on our website at kpix.com. the nonprofit is is is planning to hold it mixture at the ritz carlton in san francisco. >>> all this month we are submitting the class of 2021, rene elaine adjust graduated from berkeley high school, well done. send a photo of your grad, or tag us on >>> eight glass light on the outside of an early skyscraper will not reopen as its new owner plans renovations. >>> the 45 foot sky slide open 5 years ago betw

but before we get there, today sam, andy, and veronica will try to earn their spots in the semis.nd and these categories... and finally... sam, start us off. painting, $1,000. - andy. - what are barnacles? - right. - painting, $800. you can make good money if you're up for climbing the 600-foot towers of this bridge over the hudson to keep it looking good. sam. what is the verrazzano-narrows? no. andy. what is the george washington bridge? - that's the one. - painting, $600.

. >> 34 texas democratic congresswoman veronica escobar toward the facility friday and calls it remarkable progress but fellow texas democratic congressman henry clay or says the images of the empty facilities don't show the full picture. all they're doing is they're moving kids from one 10 to that ended up. they're not in border patrol, but they're right next door and michigan republican congresswoman lisa mcclain says there's still a crisis that needs to be addressed immediately. >> one agent on the border and 9 people from. i don't think that's exactly there. >> mayorkas says what the situation is improving there's still work to be done. he's calling on congress to get to work and pass immigration reform in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> still ahead, we'll continue our wildfire coverage and we'll look at where all those red flag warnings are in place across the bay area and how long they are expected to stick around. truthfully, it's frustrating to see how fast dust reappears. but dusting with a cloth is a pain. and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is such a hassle. uchh

his wife veronica told us about the time joe used his own birthday as a little bit of misdirection inas frustrated when he was forced to spend their 26th wedding anniversary in the icu. on that day joe shared on facebook that all he wanted to do was spend time with veronica, that he loved her, but that he was busy, he said, fighting off covid-19. tragically, less than two weeks after that, he was gone. joe was clearly a family man. he loved his kids. he loved cigars, fishing, and he adored the philadelphia eagles. people like joe, selfless people, deserve to be remembered. so please join us in doing so this afternoon. thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these truly extraordinary times. we're grateful. "the beat" starts right now. >> hi, nicole. welcome to "the beat." we have a very busy show including bombshell legal news which could truly rock matt gaetz. but later tonight the cdc says vaccinated americans can go without a mask in many places, including indoors. we have a special guest on that later. and something that i want to share with you. one of our special

. >> 34 texas democratic congresswoman veronica escobar toward the facility friday and calls it remarkable progress but fellow texas democratic congressman henry clay or says rhe images of the empty facilities don't show the full picture. all they're doing is they're moving kids from one 10 to that ended up. they're not in border patrol, but they're right next door and michigan republican congresswoman lisa mcclain says there's still a crisis that needs to be addressed immediately. >> one agent on the border and 9 people from. i don't think that's exactly there. >> mayorkas says what the situation is improving there's still work to be done. he's calling on congress to get to work and pass immigration reform in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> and tracking some relief for your mother's day sunday. but all the full check out your micro climate sunday outlook. and if this hot weather is going to st ck around into this upcoming workweek. >> kron 4 on the top of breaking news this saturday night at 9 o'clock right now. oakland fire crews on the scene of a 2 alarm fire that is now

house which begins later this month she was on court for more than 2 hours the ashes beat russia's veronica couldn't return in 3 sets give it a volte face world number one actually party mix. and finally several drivers crashed out during the 1st lap of the latest indy car race in texas there were no serious injuries none of those involved were able to carry on mexican driver past 2 award went on to win the race. and also for 4 man u. back to barbara in london. thank you very much for that and that is it for this news hour member that you can keep up to date with everything that we have been covering on our website there it is or stay with us so i'll be back in just a few minutes with more. after days of rare freezing temperatures blanket in the 2nd largest state in the u.s. power stations are all back on line that after unusually high demand led to rolling blackouts texas hasn't seen a storm system like this in 35 years and it's clear that system simply weren't up to the task transmission lines taken down by ice still have left nearly 200000 without power but now texans face a new crisis 7