. >> victor barnard truly was the wolf in sheep's clothing.here is no god in any religion that says it's okay to rape children. ♪ ♪ >>> i would say i had never met anybody that i thought loved the word of god as much as victor barnard did. victor was like 6'1," brown hair, kind of feathered back at the time. he was very dignified. i started to look at him as an apostle of jesus christ. >> he was a pastor. he basically took personal care in people, invested into them and tried to bring the best out of you. >> river road was a small home fellowship, i think there was maybe 10 or 15 people. there was a lot of caring and a lot of love at that point. >> it was very much about living solely for the word, you know, not like being a sunday christian, where you just go to church, hear a little sermon, then you don't think about it all week. it was more like living the word. >> in the winter of 1995-96, they first talked about getting a camp to bring people into the church. >> i think victor just came up with the idea hey, for anybody that wants to move

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. >> one family, they had no idea whether their son is alive. they do know he's in the hands of isis. that's all they know. >> another family is mourning. their loved one has been killed in another beheading. >> isis's latest victim is kenji goto. a video released by isis appears to show his decapitated body. he's the second hostage killed in a week. his death is bringing swift condemnation from japan, the u.s., brittain and france. >> we don't know the status of a jordanian pilot. let's bring in cnn's will ripley in tokyo. also cnn's jamana karachi in aman, jordan. will, let's start with you. japan's prime minister says his country will never give in to isis. he's saying they'd like to commit to more support in this humanitarian effort. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. japan, as you know, pledged $200 million to the coalition to fight isis. that was just two days before the first propaganda video showing kenji goto and had a ruin any yukawa with isis demanding a ra

victor, you've been away ss than a week. how much damage could i possibly do ? alright, victor. oh, that's wondeul ! course. everyo misses you. yes, victor. good-bye so, how's the patient doing ? patient has recovered. he is planning on comi in tomorrow. - oh, that's wondeul ! - yes, i bettemake sur everything is l set. when people get together they often talk about what's happened since they last met. that is the focus of this episode: sharg past experiences. and we have finished "word play" for this episode. let's get back to the story. i can't it for ctor to see this. do you think he will surprised ? oh, he'll be surprised all right. well, i hope it will make him el cser toome. maestro. maestro. [ speaking romanian ] hey, victor, welcome back ! well, isn't this wondeul ? make them stop ! t, victor, i n't derstand stop the music ! this is a restaurant. not a cheap romanian car. are you all right, mr. brashov ? i don't understand ! i am gone less thaa week d ok what hahappened to my restnt. - i thought we we paners. - i better be going. well, don'you all have work to do ? yes,

victor? >> nick, i wonder, as this shelling continues, there are these talks in munich. tell us more about this call that's going to happen later today. >> reporter: well, that will be between the ukrainian president and his french and german counterparts. and i'm sure it will be a bid to try and stabilize or concretize what was discussed in moscow. now, of course, it is a remarkable sight of seeing the leaders of europe's biggest leaders fly to the kremlin and effectively emerge with nothing. all sides saying how the talks have been constructed. as you can hear behind they, that thudding picked up by one of the microphones is that same shelling. no impact at all on that of these talks. the cease-fire was supposed to be in effect since september. and that may be part of the plan being discussed. but i think effectively we're dealing with a big challenge here. how do you bridge the gap between what kiev wants, which is no real change in ukraine's territorial integrity and what the separatists

>> victor, good morning. i think the answer is no and no. we're not sure. one of the problems we need to do diplomatically right now is the bottom line is this. the russians have come in. they have taken this large swath of land. and if we think we're going to push them out right now with lethal force, it's not happening. we need to diplomatically be in there talking with the russians. what we want to do right now is hold this line is what we need to do, where it is. we need to hold it. we need to make sure there's not a humanitarian disaster going on within the ukraine. and this needs to be a political aspect. the russians right now have the upper hand militarily. >> michael, i wonder, colonel reese just brought up this humanitarian concern. secretary of state john kerry this week said that $16.4 million from the u.s. is going there. short of the defensive lethal assistance that many are discussing, are the people of ukraine getting the support they need to deal with the humanitarian effort? >> good afternoon from kiev. well, the humanitarian predicament i

. >> victor: okay. nikki and phyllis are safely out. >> jack: good. >> victor: now we go out one at a time, all right? >> jack: got it. go ahead. >> victor: no. you go first. >> jack: no way! >> victor: jack, you go first. you need medical attention. >> jack: get out of here! you saved my life -- again, as you so quickly pointed out. i'm not gonna spend the rest of my life hearing i got out of here first. >> victor: jack, come to your senses, now. [ thud ] >> jack: ohh! >> neil: hello!

>> well, not the peshmerga, victor. i am concerned about the iraqi security forces because as everyone's heard, the u.s. central command's announcement the other day is there's going to be a major operation against mosul in april or may. i talked to a very senior current serving iraqi official who said, look, we're not really sure our iraqi security forces are ready for a major operation. in fact, u.s. central command said that they're going to train in the next few weeks a few of those brigades. having been an infantry trainer for many, many years, three, four weeks is insufficient to train people for a fallujah-like battle. keep in mind, mosul, they've taken down the bridges, they've put trenches, they booby trapped every house. they're going to stand behind every civilian and they're going to have remotely activated ieds all over the place. these people are ready to dye. unfortunately you have to have hardened fighters like our marines to take back mosul and that's going to be a hard fight. >> i want to stay on this

vÍctor manuel tendrÁ el honor de cerrar la gala.lar y harÁ lo intentÓ con la salsa y de la mano, o mejor dicho de los pies de un maestro. >> este no es tu trabajo ya. tito enseÑa lo que es un bÁsico. >> con la pierna izquierda al frente, sabes cuÁl es? esto es rÁpido. ahora cÓgela. >> pues la agarro... [risas] >> despuÉs de descubrir cuÁl era mi pierna izquierda y d _de muchas correcciones este es el resultado. y bailando, bailando me fui a mi cita con maite perroni. >> creo que instagram estÁ siendo muy importante y divertido porque puedes dar lo que estÁ haciendo la persona en tiempo real. la clave para tener mÁs seguidores no la sÉ pero he visto que las mujeres tienen mÁs Éxito cuando son mÁs sexies. >> maite me quiso dar clases de bachata. bÁrbara y pamela ya me contarÁn cÓmo se me dan las clases de bachata. vÍctor manuel me dijo que su papÁ se encuentra en situaciÓn complicada y que se tuvo que dividir entre la parte personal y profesional cosa que le agradezco porque me dejÓ a sus dos bailarines para que me enseÑaron salsa y d

cove which -- victor yana colditz -- victor yanukovych --. it is a cold and calculated pragmatic document that says what we should do is play on the centrifugal tendencies, the opposing forces in the region's play them against each other in order to initiate the annexation of crimea. the document laid out that it would begin as it was conceived with crimea. they thought -- should be next. it did not happen there. we saw other towns come into play. we have a lot of talk of annexation absolute, specific recommendation, we need to start a campaign to lend political justification legitimacy to what we are doing to make sure it is all right. play on the organized groups with pro-russian sympathies. make sure there are calls for referendum. russia said we want federal ization. this document makes no bones about it. very chilling terms. the u.s. and europe are plotting against geopolitical intrigue to disintegrate ukraine. >> this document sounds like a first draft on how to sow dissent. >> if it is genuine, like i said, the editor in chief has been

that's why i was going to make the documentary one way or the other. >> the mysterious "victor" agreeso be interviewed for broadstreet's documentary only if he's filmed in silhouette and his voice is altered. >> my purpose is to expose the existence of the aliens, not compromise these individuals. i made the decision to come forward. i'm taking precautions to protect my own identity. >> if you believe his story, you know, he smuggled highly classified footage. i mean, he'd be in a lot of trouble. big, big trouble. >> victor reveals that the ebe, or extraterrestrial biological entity, arrives at area 51 in 1989, the same year some believe a flying saucer is shot down over the kalahari desert in south africa. legend has it two aliens survive the crash. no word on what happens to ebe number one, but ebe two is allegedly flown to area 51 for questioning. >> he said that they were interviewing the alien a certain number of times a week for a certain number of hours. >> the alien, victor says, is interviewed telepathically. of course, the universal language of human meets extraterrestrial. >

>> victor the, no. the senate passed the clean bill that would fund the department of homeland security and would fund them for the entire year. that would fund for the republican and democrat support. that's clean because it does not strip back the execive actions on the immigration reform. this is going to go back to the house for some more ranging and a conservative and want that profission. that is where all of this fighting comes down next week victor. >> if they do not get it, what does this mean for the speaker? >> well, if speaker banner allows the clean funding bill to come to a floor, they may stage a cue. i want to read a comment to you from steve wommack. he is close to the leadership and says that it's a held of po tigs to be in. i cannot imagine the frustration that the speaker holds now. they're going to hold banner to this. >> okay. we only have a few days. thank you. >> of course. >>> a man hundred under way for whoever gunned down a russian opposition leader. he was shot dead as he wal

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >>> a terror group linked to al qaeda is calling for attacks on malls in the.s., in canada and in britain. the somalia based group al shabab has released a video. you can see the man here, his face covered up. in english he urges the attacks. cnn cannot confirm the video's authenticity but two of the potential targets, minnesota's mall of america, and west edmondton mall in alberta, canada, are beefing up security. we want to go to our correspondent in london. does al shabab say specifically why they are making these threats and why they are making them now? >> reporter: that calling on muslims in the uk, the u.s. and around the world, they say to take inspiration from the horrifying west gate mall attack in kenya that shabab was able to successfully carry out. it seems they are trying to remind those around the world would be jihadi sympathizers that al shabab carried off a pretty spectacular terror attack and that they should be seeking to be inspired by it. the man speaking in the video whose still image has a pronounced british accent and sounded almost lo

>> for example, victor says in prison, he was once housed next door to a member of a rival gang.ishing in which inmates used string to pass items to cell to cell, victor put his plan into place. he would attempt to fish a magazine with a note inside to a nearby mexican mafia member. >> i would call to my gang brother, two cells down and purposely miss his cell for the magazine to land in the next guy's cell so he could get it, that's what i wanted him to do. in the note victor falsely written a particular inmate in the rival gang was really a member of the mexican mafia. >> and, of course, he would read the letter and then he would pass it to his other gang brothers, and sometimes it would end up stabbing their own brother thinking it was one of us. see, that's the kind of psychological warfare that i liked to employ. >> victor says that he sees parallels between the early days of the mexican mafia and those of its younger, wilder rival, the tango orejones. >> the mexican mafia basically started like the orejones now, let's do this to protect ourselves so nobody else will get ext

>> no, victor, absolutely not. one thing that most americans will appreciate is the peshmerga, their soldiers fight for the same values, very similar to u.s. soldiers. that means is when our soldiers go out when they go out to fight, the first thing they fight for is themselves. and they are very true to themselves. and so what i believe this will happen to the peshmerga even irate them even more' get them more fired up and continue to press and push and get the right equipment and continue to push the iraqi central government to get set for this fight that everyone is waiting for in the next couple of months. >> the other element of that conversation is that there are few other options in that country in which the u.s. can find allies to go after. you've got the iraqi forces, you've got the peshmerga and that is who you have until the u.s. or the global community decides to go in itself. will not colonel james reese and nima elbajir, thank you both. >> thank you. >>> still to come, after weeks of testimony, a texa

victor, christi? >> nick valencia reporting in atlanta for us, thanks. >>> let's talk more about bobbi kristina's condition. elizabeth cohen is with us by phone. why would doctors put brown into a medically induced coma. help us understand that. >> we heard a report that brown was found not breathing. so her brain wasn't getting enough blood and wasn't getting enough oxygen. so what you do when you put somebody in a medically induced coma is that you're reducing their need for oxygen. they are not getting enough so you reduce the brain's need for oxygen. when you put someone in a medically induced coma, you're slowing everything down so that the brain is functioning at a much slower state and so it doesn't need that oxygen. this is often used with traumatic brain injury, for example. it's often very successful. it's really sort of in theory a simple thing that they are doing here and often it works quite well. >> so at what point do doctors determine they need to continue this kind of treatment as opp

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he was a member of the victor valley elementary school board for 16 years. he assisted the disabled through job opportunities and benefits served on the truancy board, and a member of the city of victorville advisory board and planning commission. he also served as a member of the committee for the victor valley federal credit union. and was currently serving as president of the board of directors for a charter school. for many years, willie would help serve meals to the homeless, with the salvation army. and recently he was recognized by the los angeles county alliance the california alliance, and national alliance of black school educators for his service as a school board member. in 2009, victor valley college presented him with a distinguished service award. willie was a lot more to that than many of us students. the 33 years he spent there, he was a friend, he was a mentor, he would talk to you as you walked through the campus. he would recognize if you weren't in class that day. many times he would seek you out in the community to make sure that you we

>> good morning, victor.attorneys will use that for their purposes, that is of course to suggest that the reason he fired was because he was under attack. but that's one of many pieces to the puzzle that will be added. certainly in the continuing interviewing of people as the police will do, scouring for surveillance video or anything to add clarity to what occurred the prosecution of course will be building their case and the defense will build theirs. it will come down to what were the motivations, how did this happen, why did it happen, why did it have to happen? so, certainly in the event he was under attack that is mr. nowsch at the time that he fired the shot, that's one thing. in the event, however, that this was not the case and it was related to road rage or there is some back story as a result of him knowing this family and some ill will as a result of that, why that would be no one knows, there is a suggestion that the mother helped him, fed him, clothed him, what have you, as they piece this toget

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>> they would show it, victor. think that is a critically important piece of this very disturbing puzzle and that is if the pilot is still alive, they would have shown him to get the prisoner back if, indeed, that's what they wanted. but in all honesty this is an organization that no one can trust. it is not a political organization. it is not an organization that is dealing at the level of a sovereign state. it is a terrorist gang of criminals and that is unfortunate about all this. i think this entire situation with mr. goto and all of our condolences go out to mr. goto and japan. this is isis trying to take society to the 9th century and we can't allow that to happen, victor. >> the game continues from isis perspective because jordan is trying to get their hostage back. >> i think it deteriorates from any trust you might have that this organization would actually negotiate in kind. again, this is not a at this time -- tit for tat. this is truly ransom in a criminal extent. that's what arab gangs do and that's wh

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. >> vÍctor manuel fue responsable de sellar con broche tropical esta noche en la que se le rindiÓ ela excelencia que se le entregÓ a ricardo arjona. recuerden que esta premiaciÓn ya cumple 27 aÑos, y celebrÓ por todo lo alto con una buena mÚsica tropical a cargo de vÍctor manuel. quÉ les pareciÓ? >> laura pausini que se disculpÓ por no saber bailar salsa, dijo que en su paÍs la salsa se come, no se baila. >> yo me llevo muy bien con laura pausini, una vez la lleve a hacer un reportaje muy atrevido. >> lo que sÍ, te veo mucho frÍo, tony. >> le cuento que ha sido el premio lo nuestro mÁs ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ al despertar ♪♪ >> hola que tal, muy buenos dÍas. viernes, viernes, que bueno que nos acompaÑa. con este gusto lo saludamos en su casa. >> contenta de que sea fin de semana. con

victor needs a steady supply of leverage. he has to spend about $25 a day on generator fuel. money he could spend on his business. >> they are supposed to provide leverage for us. they are not doing things that should be done. now our action is, we went for protects yesterday for this leverage. >> to get an idea how serious this situation is nigeria need about 80,000 and they get with 4500 a day. how plefnlg has been leverage is being distribute over the years governments have spent more than $40 billion trying to provide leverage for nigeria. but today less than half the population have access. president goodluck jonathan introduced a privatization program to try and improve things. the hope is that private companies will do a better job of generating and distributing leverage. >> one of the problems that we have nigerians deem not patient. people expect like a road or you're going to be able to see within a short time. this takes at least two three four years. >> but transmitting leverage remains a problem. the sector needs $100 billion in investment to meet build a power p

he tenido oportunidad de conocer historias personales de artistas, vÍctor manuel me estuvo contando queo que mostrar una foto del atuendo mÍo en los grammy, pero creo que voy a llamar mucho la atenciÓn. el frÍo sigue aquÍ y maÑana seguimos con esta cobertura, la mejor de primer impacto. pasamos con ustedes al estudio. >> gracias! sigue muy contento. >> puedo decirlo, borja, que deje de bailar, y la falda que se la quite. >> es para dormir. >> me quedo tranquilo. >> hola. >> hola. >> la textura me encanta. >> gracias. >> me recuerda a un sofÁ que tengo en casa. >> no me digas. >> quieres una patada? >> da buena suerte. >> sÍ? >> pÓrtate bien. >> yo soy de malcriar a los sobrinos. >> otra aventura, esta vez con voz de mando. >> voz de mando que tiene un nuevo disco y estÁn nominados... >> en la categorÍa muy reÑida. >> por canciÓn del aÑo regional mexicana. me fui a su estudio, y yo como siempre intentÓ todo. miran todo lo que intente... no me salÍa nada. >> seguimos en premios lo nuestro y yo me junto con nominados y con cantantes, y yo soy el mÁs regional de todos ellos. >> ok, bueno, e

. >> vÍctor manuel fue responsable de sellar con broche tropical esta noche en la que se le rindiÓ elrdo arjona. recuerden que esta premiaciÓn ya cumple 27 aÑos, y celebrÓ por todo lo alto con una buena mÚsica tropical a cargo de vÍctor manuel. quÉ les pareciÓ? >> laura pausini que se disculpÓ por no saber bailar salsa, dijo que en su paÍs la salsa se come, no se baila. >> yo me llevo muy bien con laura pausini, una vez la lleve a hacer un reportaje muy atrevido. >> lo que sÍ, te veo mucho frÍo, tony. >> le cuento que ha sido el premio lo nuestro mÁs frÍo en los Últimos cuatro aÑos, no fue pretexto para que el calor y la alegrÍa de la mÚsica tropical y la mÚsica latina encendieron este centro de espectÁculo. que le hiciste pasar a rogelio y a paula valiÓ todo. >> no logrÉ echarles a perder la boda y a ella ni siquiera la vi. >> ¿te sacÓ antes? >> sÍ, si hasta le mostrÉ el-- el cheque, pero parece que nada le importaba. >> a ver si asÍ te queda claro el enorme amor que siente por paula y que te olvides de rogelio montero para siempre. >> a--a ver, bruno ¿todo esto me lo estÁs diciendo

. >> vÍctor manuel fue responsable de sellar con broche tropical esta noche en la que se le rindiÓ ela excelencia que se le entregÓ a ricardo arjona. recuerden que esta premiaciÓn ya cumple 27 aÑos, y celebrÓ por todo lo alto con una buena mÚsica tropical a cargo de vÍctor manuel. quÉ les pareciÓ? >> laura pausini que se disculpÓ por no saber bailar salsa, dijo que en su paÍs la salsa se come, no se baila. >> yo me llevo muy bien con laura pausini, una vez la lleve a hacer un reportaje muy atrevido. >> lo que sÍ, te veo mucho frÍo, tony. >> le cuento que ha sido el premio lo nuestro mÁs >> "frank, el jugador mÁs popular, finalmente la admiraba. helen sintiÓ por primera vez su cuerpo cuando frank le acariciÓ el cabello". ay, quÉ emociÓn. >> o sea que ahora vas a apagar la luz, alejandra. >> mira, me faltan cuatro pÁginas para terminar este capÍtulo que estÁ muy interesante. >> ya quiero que termines ese mugre capÍtulo. el problema es que luego te sigues con otro y otro y otro, ya. >> es que me gusta leer, marcela. >> no lo niegues, fernando yo tengo fotografÍas tuyas con esa mujer. >>

victor said that nigerians have been patient enough. >> they say two weeks. you say two weeks.and that light does not last more than three hours. >> when victor gets home from a long day at work there is no electricity to turn on the air conditioning and watch tv. he just can't afford to run a generator at home too. al jazeera nigeria. >> masked gunmen have killed a prominent kenyan politician in an execution-style attack in nairobi. the gunman stole the mp's previous briefcase. the police have yet to make any arrests or establish a motive for the attack. >>> airasia is beginning a major testing program. the crash is believed to be human area with the pilot switching off the wrong engine. >>> at least nine people, two of them children, have been killed in fire bomb attacks on a bus and a track in bangladesh. activists are suspected of carrying out the violence which is the latest in more than a move of unrest. 76 people have been killed in unrest calling for its prime minister to resign and call for new elections. >>> venezuela's president nicolÁs maduro has ordered the state t

convenciÓn pero el debate estÁ en comentarios y opiniones publicadas en la pÁgina de facebook de vÍctorartido demÓcrata, este comenzÓ el martes en la noche cuando publicÓ este artÍculo del periÓdico artÍa. el artÍculo desatÓ una serie de comentarios en la red por parte de miembros en la comunidad y los mismos lÍderes latinos del partido demostrando una divisiÓn que no es favorable. >> histÓricamente los Únicos que no han recibido este esfuerzo, Ángel ortiz, benjamÍn ramos, yo no lo han recibido. >> siempre he sido endosado por el partido, emilio, los jueces ante la roca y bastantes hispanos pero pueden ser muchos mÁs para que nosotros como comunidad hispana tenemos que tener un candidato. >> a representante es la mÁs nueva en ingresar al partido. >> aquÍ estamos bien divididos el hecho de que estamos divididos no estamos unidos en un solo sentido, eso crea mucha atenciÓn, eso nos debilita como gente latina en esta comunidad y lamentablemente esto estÁ sucediendo en un momento donde el pueblo y el liderazgo latino debe estar mÁs unidos que nunca. >> preguntamos quÉ se puede hacer para me

and victor looked a little upset. no snow emergency declared from the district. >> reporter: still coming down. from snow to sleet in georgetown which is what we're seeing which is contributing to the poor conditions, the messy conditions on the sidewalk and perhaps more dangerously the messy conditions on the roads. >> pick a road, any road and it's likely to be dicey in the district. back roads and side streets are slick and sloppy. many main roads like connecticut avenue, massachusetts avenue, wisconsin avenue also problematic. we spent some time on rock creek parkway which compared to other roads looks pretty good but most of the ramps were closed because of their condition. we have seen some plows and salt trucks out, but at this point it is still accumulating and just snowing on top of what has already been plowed, and in some cases officials tell me they're waiting for the accumulation to slow down before they can really clear these roads off. >> d. c. deployed more than 200 snow trucks at 9 a.m. we've seen acc

. >> nikki: victor? oh. have you seen my husband? phyllis: not for a while, no. >> nikki: well, that's surprising. i thought he would have been busy doting over his latest pet project. >> phyllis: victor's doing me a huge favor. i'm very grateful. but, nikki, if you don't want me here, all you have to do is -- >> nikki: i don't want you here. [ doorbell rings ] oh, of course. [ sighs ] it's for you. sissy. >> avery: actually, i'm here as your attorney today. >> ashley: there you are. ou waiting for me? >> ashley: yeah. i have the first mockups for hex's print campaign.

. >> victor: you may as well pour me one while you're at it. >> abby: dad? >> victoria: daddy, you're here! >> abby: oh, my gosh! you're alive! >> victoria: thank god! [ laughs ] >> abby: oh, my gosh. you're here. >> victor: is that vodka? i need that more than you do. >> kevin: you found austin? >> summer: he's safe. austin's coming back to me. >> noah: how...how did you find him? you're sure he's okay? >> paul: we got a report of a caucasian male in his mid-20s trapped in a ravine near the abbott cabin. the rescuers are bringing him up now. >> summer: it's him. it's hi

. >> phyllis: [ gasps ] >> victor: it's all right.'s just a nightmare. >> phyllis: you get locked up in a mental institution, things get a little jumbled up. >> victor: yeah. i know.

." >> rafe: hey, victor! >> victor: oh. >> rafe: what? oh, don't mind the empty tables. expecting a big crowd tonight, okay? and i did just get your message. i was about to call you, so... everything okay? >> victor: i need to talk to you about clyde weston. >> lucas: i guess that's my cue to leave, isn't it? >> kate: please don't, because i need to talk to you out something. >> lucas: what do you want to talk about? >> clyde: howdy. >> kate: howdy. >> justin: is this how it's going to be... you ig

explosion kills two people in eastern ukraine as the country marks one year since the fall of vict victor yanukovych. yements president makes his first major public appearance since fleeing the capital, sanaa, plus... >>. >>. >> reporter: i am phil lavelle at the ausc-arizona in hollywood. the question being asked by some: who do these awards really represent? >>> thank you for joining us. he job description president abdel abdel fattah al sisi has defended his position, target. the attack targeted those linked to the it'slamic state in the lee vant. in the keynote address broadcast, he said the operation was planned meticulously to avoid civilian casualties. he also thanked gulf neighbors, saudi arabia the united airrab emirates and bay ran and kuwait and he accepted innocent young people may be locked in egypt's prisons, a matter that he urged the interior ministry to look in to. let's hear a little more of what president sisi had to say about the egyptian strikes in libya. >> we launched an offensive against 13 targets. these targets were subjected to strict and accurate surveillance i

. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> deadly shelling is continuing to rock the city of donetsk this morning. >> according to pro russian rebels, eight people were killed. ukrainian forces say they lost 12 soldiers while eliminating, their word, 70 insurgents. >> despite failed efforts to broker a peace deal, leaders have reportedly all agreed to meet in belarus on wednesday. >> cnn's senior international correspondent nick p a aton walsh joins us. >> reporter: we have been hearing consistent shelling since we woke up this morning and the morning before that. no signs of the artillery exchanges happening around this, the strong hold of the self declared people's republic. you mentioned that plan for potentially the leaders of ukraine, russia, france, germany, the normandy compact. there's a lot of work that has to be done before that. imagine the symbolism, frankly, those four heads of state all going to the same place to talk peace. it pretty much has to succeed in some way or know where it's going for them to take that high visibility move. they will refer the meetings apparently happening

manuel. >> nos reunimos con vÍctor manuel ya que serÁ quien va a cerrar premios lo nuestro. >> ahoraa" junto a marco antonio solÍs. >> wisin se veÍa feliz en el escenario ya que tiene seis nominaciones. >> si yo me quisiera comprar algo similar a esto, esto, de cuÁnto estamos hablando? >> hay que ganar bien . >> 15.000 $? >> al aÑo? no puede ser! >> y lo multiplicÓ...? >> por mucho. >> gracias por elegirnos, nos vemos maÑana en punto de las 6, llegan noticias nacionales.♪ ♪ >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de miÉrcoles 18 de febrero Éstas son las noticias. >> el gobernador republicano de texas celebra la suspensiÓn del alivio migratorio y acosado presidente obama la actual como un dictador. un hombre asegura haber sido quien dio de muerte a zambrano. un mes despuÉs de la muerte del fiscal misma en miles de argentinos se lanzan a las calles. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪

did they find jack or victor? >> abby: or both? please, god. >> nikki: no. but they did find an air pocket in the rubble. somebody could be in it. that's the only information we have. >> dylan: which means jack and victor could still be alive. >> noah: we'll take all the hope we can get at this point. >> avery: we just have to wait for word. >> victoria: and pray. >> nikki: darling. >> phyllis: okay, well, i, uh, can't stand here and do nothing. i'm -- i'm gonna go to the hospital where i know they're gonna bring them when they find them. and you can keep her away from me and jack, okay? >> ashley: look, just calm down, okay? i think you're getting ahead of yourself a little bit. >> noah: but when they do find my grandpa and jack, they're gonna take them to memorial. i'd like to be there. i'm gonna go, too. >> dylan: hold on, hold on. we can't all go running to the hospital, okay? nick's at the underground now. he's working with the rescue workers. he's gonna call when he knows someth

vÍctor manuel buscarÁ que su varita mÁgica funcione para poder levantar a un gallo que parece dormidoa gente que maneja la instituciÓn es gente seria. veo en querÉtaro un equipo joven de mucho interÉs como para poder hacer las cosas bien y comenzar un proceso adecuado. >> maÑana habrÁ duelo en barcelona, ya pusieron en el olvido la dolorosa caÍda del mÁlaga mientras que su rival llega con pecho erguido ya que despuÉs de haber goleado en su jornada en la premier, serÁ un duelo de pronÓsticos reservados. >> yo creo que maÑana esperamos un muy buen partido, son dos equipos que han visto muy bien el balÓn con jugadores muy tÉcnicos. tambiÉn creo que es de considerar que es un partido de 180 minutos, impone ciertas restricciones. >> siguen los entrenamientos, sigue el campamento primaveral para los gigantes de san francisco, se busca recuperar y tener una mejor temporada despuÉs de haber estado afectado por lesiones. el resto de los receptores y lanzadores se mostraron felices de estar en los entrenamientos. los gigantes se quedaron con las ganas de firmar con joan moncada. recibiÓ recibiÓ

next to kiev then berlin victor adds. merkel can make us tea.to separate joking from ambition when their enemy collapsed so fast. here they left behind armor and a massive stock of artillery shells. even their better missiles. not the orderly withdrawal the president claimed. it is not hard to imagine the fear felt here when you see the destruction the men lived through. this fight for land and geopolitical clout is happening in some of europe's most desolate communities. ukrainian soldiers fled this coal mine hours earlier, having held it for five months we're told. simple lives from poor towns, dragged into a bigger game. victor explains the mine used to give work to workers and salaries. but who knows until how long it will work again. he thinks russia will help. i asked, haven't they already? the fight is continuing but if this is called a cease-fire when will it stop? nick paton walsh, cnn, eastern ukraine. >>> to argentina now, where tens of thousands took to the streets on wednesday for a peaceful protest, but they are demanding an indepe

next to kiev, then berlin victor adds. merkel can make us tea.eparate joking from ambition when their enemy collapsed so fast. here they left behind armor and a massive stock of artillery shells. even their better missiles. not the orderly withdrawal that the president claimed. it's not hard to imagine the fear felt here, when you see the destruction the men lived through. this fight for land is happening in some of europe's most desolate communities. ukrainian soldiers fled this coal mine having held it for five months. simple lives from poor towns, dragged into a bigger game. victor explains the mine used to give work to miners and salaries. but who knows how long till it works again? he thinks russia will help and i ask, hasn't it already? the fight is continuing but if presidents still call this a cease-fire when will it stop? nick paton walsh, cnn, eastern ukraine. >>> right now, diplomatic pressure is building on russia to do something to halt the fighting. matthew chance joins me live now from moscow. so matthew, the city's fall is a huge

and to actually meet victor for the first time it was like we kind of just clicked automatically.s. >> do you know how fast you were going? >> are you a cop? >> because you were running a mile in five minutes >> so? >> i want to know just how true the film is to the real story. >> some of is very, very accurate. it is not a documentary. it's a true, true true hollywood. true, true, true hollywood. so if i can explain it like that. >> i was inspired fly jim white and his team and what they created and the leg at this that they have lived, but i was as inspired by the people themselves. >> i want to start a cross country team. >> that's a private school sport. >> we have kids here who seem like they can run forever. and they do it in extreme heat. some of them even run home. i have seen it. >> jim, let me ask you some you have coached cross country before? >> no. >> well, you sound perfect. >> my cousin tells me hey can you take me to l.a., i have an audition. i was like, oh, yeah, sure it's my day on. so i took him. and they ended up like putting us two against each other for the r

take vo vo victor manuel vucetich llego en lugar del recien secado ignacio ambriz. siete jorandas disputadas tiene una sola victoria apuntada para el conjunto blanco. el debut de vucetich con los gallos blancos ser el prximo sbado en puebla y significar su primer partido dirigido despus de los dos que vivi al frente del tricolor en el cierre del hexagonal hacia brasil 2014. take sot trt:21 sec out cue:conseguir los resultados take gfx take fs gfx aqui estan los proximos partidos para vucetich en la liga: pirmer visitan a puebla despues reciben a chivas visitan a toluca en casa ante el atlas y de gira ante el leon gabriel esperemos buenos resultados para vucetich en queretaro...mientras tanto en el viejo continente el dia de maÑana continuan los partidos de vuelta de la ronda de octavos de final en la champions league con dos encuentros muy atractivos... al menos en papel. take vo vo el barcelona ya se conentro en londres para su partido el manchester city. despues de la derrota sufrida en casa de manera sorpresiva ante el malaga, uno a cero. el conjunto blaugrana es

victor blackwell reports, the men were jailed in 1961 after a sit-in protest during the civil rightsl rise. >> reporter: this courtroom in rockhill south carolina is packed with people waiting to hear this historic apology. >> allow know take this opportunity to extend to each of you my heart felt apologies for what happened to you in 1961. it was wrong. >> reporter: a wrong committed before the solicitor was born more than half a century ago at the height of the lunch counter sit-in movement of the 1960s. at the time clarence graham was a 17-year-old college student, on the front line of the movement. he was determined but increasingly frustrated. >> demonstrating in the afternoon, after school and in the mornings and being arrested and weren't making in progress. >> reporter: but what graham and eight schoolmates did in 1961 made more than progress it made history. >> there was a lot of animosity you know he? they weren't sure about this. there were extra police here. you just didn't quite know what was going to happen. >> reporter: ann johnson was standing in the crowd outside mcc

. >> rafe: hey, victor! >> victor: oh. >> rafe: what? oh, don't mind the empty tables.ecting a big crowd tonight, okay? and i did just get your message. i was about to call you, so... everything okay? >> victor: i need to talk to you about clyde weston. >> lucas: i guess that's my cue to leave, isn't it? >> kate: please don't, because i need to talk to yoabout something. >> lucas: what do you want to talk about? >> clyde: howdy. >> kate: howdy. >> justin: is this how it's going to be... you ignoring me un

victor cortes/se presento hoy en corte 9:25 asustado que va a pasar que va a decir el juez que puedaa muy preocupada por no saber que me van a decir en la corte. esta madre mexicana es la primera vez que se presenta con sus tres pequenos 4:58 rogando a dios que nos den mas tiempo. y como todos agradece la presencia de estos grupos. 10:12 me hace sentir un poco mas calmado hasta juguetes les llevan a los ninos 31:40 alegria de poder hace algo aunque sea poco y aunque parece poco, la fe de estos manifestantes tiene grandes objetivos.que se restaure cuanto antes el programa dapa y la extension de daca, que se paren las deportaciones, que se haga una reforma integral y que a los menores de edad que han cruzado recientemente la frontera se les garantice el debido proceso. helen lawrence/abogada de inmigración 30:40 la presión y las audiencias son tan rapidas que son muy injustos porque no hay tiempo de buscar un abogado y explicar porque vinieron aquí madre ana soto/iglesia del buen pastor 23:38 los gobiernos ellos también se pueden separar de dios y creo que eso es lo que están haciendo

. >> el mecÁnico no desperdiciÓ tiempo y sacÓ la licencia de conducir con la ley ab60, victor se preguntaen cuanto a pagar multas, a tener su vehÍculo asegurado, las leyes y las reglas son las mismas para todos. >> con ese privilegio vienen responsabilidades. >> no tengo ningÚn problema en solicitar la licencia. >> tenemos que estar conscientes de que tenemos. >> la policÍa dice que la ley de trÁnsito se aplica parejo. >> si un indocumentado llega a ser detenido por una patrulla no va a ser igual que pagar una multa, nada es mÁs agresivo sÓlo porque la persona sea indocumentada. >> algunas infracciones tienen mayores consecuencias que otras. >> las autoridades aclaran que aunque no haya tenido licencias y lo parÓ la policÍa serÁ un nÚmero x, ese es un nÚmero para rastrearlo y pagar multas. >> si reciben una infracciÓn hay que pagarla, es su obligaciÓn tener que pagar o presentarse en el juzgado. >> en san josÉ jaime pelufo. >> maÑana le diremos porque aÚn cuando haya manejado sin permiso en el pasado su historial se transfieren la nueva licencia. >> estamos en plena temporada de impuestos