víctor duarte: uhum, exacto.unidad es grandísima. víctor duarte: sí, piensa que eres parte de, como dijo la compañera, de crecer el poder, es que cada persona tiene el liderazgo y el poder de poder pasar esta voz, de ayudar, de ser parte de su comunidad, con papeles o sin papeles, pues estamos buscando voluntarios, gente que quiera aprender, gente que quiere ser parte de algo, de un grupo, que está buscando su hueco en nuestra comunidad; aquí estamos con las puertas abiertas para, para trabajar juntos, y hacer un cambio, juntos. de las personas han respondido, ¿qué significa eso, qué es lo que queremos decir con eso? víctor duarte: bueno, lo que significa es de cada unas 10 personas, solo 3 responden al censo; y es muy, muy grave, porque usualmente son 7 de cada 10, entonces, estamos perdiendo oportunidades de representación política; entonces nosotros tenemos que tomar esa responsabilidad para nosotros, y también para nuestros hijos, y para sus beneficios. damián trujillo: mire, esos fondos se van a ir a los gat

victor: we're going to do it together.an: yeah, all right; well, if you'd like more information on the us census, again, this is a collaboration with somos mayfair. log onto the website, find out how maybe you can volunteer and maybe get your comadres in your little neighborhood around and have them spread the word as well. any final thoughts before we let you all go? jazmin: you go first. victor: get counted, count all your kids, and together we could do it, sí se puede. jazmin: yeah, for me, i would say don't be afraid, and be counted, and also come and visit east san jose. it is a beautiful place and there's everything for anyone, yeah. damian: all right. well, thank you, good luck. let's bring you back before you start walking so we can get the word out again. thank you guys, good luck. both: thank you. damian: right, and up next, the legendary mia perez, stay with us. ♪♪ next time i'll go to jack,n at least then i'll get fed. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $5.99 white cheddar c

i'm victor blackwell sitting in for don lemon. breaking news. reports of a new air strike near baghdad targeting a militia convoy. cnn has not confirmed those reports. there's been no claim of responsibility. we'll bring you more details as soon as we get them. but we are learning much more tonight about the u.s. air strike that killed iran's top general. tensions are rising as the pentagon orders roughly 3,000 additional troops to the region and iran vows harsh revenge. iran's ambassador to the u.n. tells cnn this tonight. >> we shall not just close our eyes to what happened last night. definitely there will be revenge. there will be harsh revenge. last night they started a military war by assassinating -- by an act of terror against one of our top generals. so what else can we expect iran to do? we cannot just remain silent. we have to act, and we will act. >> and tonight the president bluntly tells his supporters in miami this. >> he was planning a very major attack, and we got him. >> but as the world watches and waits, the question tonight

victor: i have a hold on netflix.quarter though, disney plus, the data i am looking at is that user growth he is strong in the fourth quarter, but ultimately i think all the streaming options, and ones that have yet to be released, when they all coalescing 2020, that will put significant downward pressure on netflix user growth in the u.s. and ultimate the, as these platforms get rolled out internationally, downward pressure on growth outside the u.s. as well. but not only that, you have the cash issue, which is an issue for me. you have the fact that they are losing premium, second-run content which would ultimately have anturn, and you intrinsically high multiple stocks. and after that is the fact that that i think they have lost pricing power in the u.s. and they are well on the way to losing pricing power outside the u.s. taylor: victor anthony of aegis capital, thank you for joining us. apple is making another investment in its streaming service. butlerhbo ceo richard and his production company will develop origi

victor, christi, back to you. >> wow. karen maginnis, thank you. >>> three weeks now before the iowa caucuses. this morning we're hearing from voters there. coming up, how the back and forth this military action with iran could impact their votes. >> i think what happened this week will put more urgency in what's going on. more so than the impeachment hearing. >>> also, more than a dozen servicemen will be expelled from the u.s. after a review of the deadly shooting at an air station last month. the findings of that review put d.o.d. security measures in question. >>> a wider risk in the british monarchy. we'll tell you who is being summoned for a royal summit tomorrow as prince harry and duchess meghan face an uncertain future. for your worst sore throat pain, try vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhh vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops and try new vapocool spray. when in your gut,dent you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health co

victor? >> fred, that response that comes from iran speaks only to iran's response, but let me ask you about the sympathizers, allies, proxies of iran. we heard that hezbollah in lebanon, they could potentially respond as well. what's the potential for more than just a singular military asset strike that could spread to other groups across the region. that's a very good question. the question is whether or not some could take matters into their own hands. there's a lot of angers with some groups specifically, the hezbollah and other mobilization forces in iraq also. the other thing that is a question when we asked that whether or not they could take matters into their own hands is to what degree has this blow that's been inflicted disable -- i wouldn't say disable but weaken the quds force. he said, we're not going to miss a beat. you need to understand that the person who has been designated as the successor to qasem soleimani has been working with him for two decades. they have a saying if

let's bring in our guests now in moscow we have victor all the cheese the elite expert at the center for actual politics and new jersey amy night she says story in the soviet union and russia and in cambridge massachusetts so most russian he's the director of the russian matters project at the harvard kennedy school balkan to all of you so this announcement headlines had described it as a shock as a surprise victor how do you see it how would you characterize this announcement from. well this has been an actual long in the works in the presidential administration and in other institutions dealing with planning for political transition in russia of course which is clear and tear his 4th expires in 2024 and he is seeking to extend the time where he could influence the. political sphere beyond he is respected and so far essentially either he will it is likely that the other putin will move to the state council which if these constitutional reform proposals are accepted. the state gun salute will become a constitutionally. mandated state that we're going to with its own powers and then w

this is not a lay-down, victor, for sure.we can't afford to lose to this person again, donald trump. we never should have lost to him the last time. and if we lose to him again, it's going to be shame on us. but more importantly than that, it's going to be misery for the next generation of americans and people coming after that. i think we all have to do our part. >> senator michael bennet, good to have you on "new day." >> thanks, victor, good to be here. >>> cnn is the place to be for the next democratic presidential debate in partnership with the des moines register. it's on tuesday, 9:00 p.m. eastern, only on cnn. >>> we have a cnn exclusive for you inside the al asad air base inside of iraq. that was the base hit with more than a dozen ballistic missiles. our arwa damon is there. ♪ beautiful dreamer ♪ wake unto me ♪ beautiful dreamer awake unto me ♪ there's a booking for every resolution. book yours, at booking.com there's a booking for every resolution. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease an

victor was arrested in san luis obispo after amber alert was issued. held until authorities arrived. >> lot hopes he gets what he deserves but lot of me says i hope he learns from his mistakes and grows and understands what he did was not okay and gets the help he needs. >> reporter: we reached out to victor, have not heard sannia schenn, nbc bay area news. >>> high speed chase in north bay ends in deadly crash in green brae. police say they spotted a man hitting things with tire iron. followed him, ran a red light, t boned by a pick-up truck, hit a light pole, died at scene. neighbors say the crash sounded like a bomb went off. >> it's scary. most is on this street, how busy and how fast he was going with a lot of kids around here, that kind of thing is what freaks me out a bit. >> it is a congested area. officer and driver of the white pickup truck were not hurt. >>> self-defense, home invasion or something else? dublin police say man attacked at another man with a gun. what happened next is unclear but police say the man killed his ex-girlfriend. li

tell us about it. >> reporter: victor, this is a serious escalation. i cannot stress enough, this is the complete opposite of what the administration said it wanted to do. not only did the trump administration say that it wanted to de-escalate this crisis. world leaders were begging both leaders of iran and of the united states to de-escalate this situation. there is a lot of global concern and president trump went on a twitter tirade. i'll pull up what he said earlier in the evening. essentially saying, let this serve as a warning that if iran strikes americans or american assets, we have targeted 52 iranian sites. then he went on to warn iran it will be hit very fast and very hard. again, a clear escalation here. he also said that a lot of those sites, 52 sites were important to iran and iranian culture. he didn't stop there. he said, they attacked us and we hit back. if they attack again, which i would strongly advise them not to do, we will hit them harder than they have ever been hit before. this is all coming after the administration warned congr

>> victor oquendo tonight. victor, thank you. >>> now to the deadly shooting in kansas city, just hours after the chiefs won, advancing to the super bowl. police say a gunman opened fire on a line of people celebrating the win. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, chaos in kansas city. this is the terrifying moment, deadly gunfire erupted outside a busy club filled with fans celebrating the chiefs making it to the super bowl. >> it was a very intense scene. >> reporter: the aftermath captured on cell phone video. >> bro, are you hit? >> reporter: you can see people running to safety and carrying others out of harm's way. >> they had a massive shooting, multiple victims. >> reporter: investigators say it was about 11:27 p.m. shortly after some sort of disturbance or argument inside the club, the suspect opened fire outside, aiming at the group of people waiting to enter the club. moments later, police say an armed security guard inside the club realized what was happening and ran outside, confronting t

told her anything in the first place. >> victor: i had no choice. i was about to lose my granddaughter. >> xander: well, now you might lose everything. i mean, my god, the consequences if she talks, and not just for us, for a lot of people. >> victor: i know, damn it. >> xander: well, you better start praying that she keeps quiet. because if she doesn't, all hell is gonna break loose. >> victor: doing everything i could to protect maggie, now it could all blow up in my face. [baby crying] >> sarah: isn't she beautiful? >> xander: i've agreed with you the last 11 times you've said that. >> sarah: oh, it's the mother in me. i guess i'm never gonna lose the doctor in me either. i was so scared when she didn't cry at first. that's not a very nice way to come into the world now, is it? [baby crying] >> xander: okay, i'm gonna bring my car around and get you to the hospital. >> sarah: xander? i'm so sorry that i said that i didn't want you in the delivery room. 'cause thank god you were here. >> xander: just thank the doctor that told me what to do. >> sa

i want to turn things over to my friend, victor blackwell, and "cnn tonight." victor? >> this is cnn breaking news. >> this is "cnn tonight." i'm victor black well sitting in for don lemon. our breaking news tonight is huge. a rocket attack on the baghdad airport kills iran's most rev e revered military leader and senior official in iraq's paramilitary forces. the pentagon announced tonight the aing to was a u.s. air strike. here's the statement. "at the direction of the president, the u.s. military has taken decisive defensive action to protect u.s. personnel abroad by killing qassem soleimani, the head of the iranian revolutionary guard corps kuds force, a u.s. designated foreign terrorist organization. general soleimani was actively developing plans to attack american diplomats and service members in iraq and throughout the region. general soleimani and his quds force were responsible for the deaths of hundreds of american and coalition service members and the wounding of thousands more. he orchestrated attacks on coalition bases in iraq over the last several months

of history of the victors don't apologize apologize for what we called for could it and that's what we have. apologized for wanting a new liberal state that we now have winners don't say sorry. this is the basic article so to demand this from the victors of history is strange why should you demand this and why should they apologize if they want on all fronts and that i'm. afraid of being an atom bomb. in the mountains have been made legal ones in 20132 groups represent. families of the disappeared to come to court for his role in covering up human rights violations it was the 1st time charges had been brought against the civilian for his or her role in the coup nothing came of it. today i'm a good deal still dominates the media market and when i was dean edwards started in 2017 but he and his paper remains officially unblemished most of us who are more or whatever look where we've been legally challenging these cases for more than 40 years what happened during the dictatorship was an ability to cover up any dissent anything that could have been construed as a criticism of the establ

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. >> i'm victor blackwell. you're in the "cnn newsroom." >>> we have breaking news out of louisiana. at least three people have been killed because of the severe storms making their way through the southern u.s. this morning. >> police say one man was killed when a tree fell on to his house. an elderly couple is found dead at their demolished home. we'll get you the latest forecast in a minute. >>> but we're also following breaking news on the iran passenger jet, and iran admitting it accidently shot that plane down but putting the blame back, in part, on the united states. >> this morning we learned an iranian commander requested all flights be grounded until tensions with the u.s. cooled off but iran's military said that request was never carried out. our reporters are covering all of the angles around the globe. >> tell us about the blame game we are seeing playing out where you are. >> yes, there's certainly some blame being thrown around and a lot of public anger in tehran. on one hand you had the revoluti

vÍctor: las consecuencias han sido muy negativas.o en la poblaciÓn y acaba provocando miseria el consumo. tomÁs: inma portes lo sabe de primera mano. ella es una de las pocas sobrevivientes de la llamada generaciÓn perdida de la dÉcada de los 90 cuando la juventud gallega cayÓ doblegada por la cocaÍna y la heroína. ella vio el impacto de las drogas en muchos. inma: ¿sabes lo que es dos hermanos, dos drogadictos y dos narco-narcotraficantes en la misma familia? tomÁs: hace 25 aÑos, la sociedad gallega se atÓ y saliÓ a las calles en lo que se conoce como la manifestaciÓn de los paraguas. fernando: miles de personas, bueno, pues dijeron alto y claro que en galicia no queremos ni drogas ni narcotraficantes. tomÁs: fernando alonso y el resto de los integrantes de la fundaciÓn gallega contra el narcotrÁfico, pensaron que estas actividades ilegales estaban mÁs controladas hasta el 24 de noviembre pasado. los patrulleros de la guardia civil recuerdan que esa madrugada habÍa mal tiempo. eugenio: el mar estaba muy mal, pues unas olas de 5 a 6

and challenging all right thank you so much victor for your analysis of that now iran's president is calling for us and all other foreign troops to leave the middle east in a televised cabinet meeting hassan rouhani said american troops are not safe in the region and for the 1st time iran's leader is also warned european soldiers may be in danger because it will probably get stopped making mistakes return to the g.c. peel away we are ready return and choose a path that leads to the stability and security of the region an american trooper today is insecure and tomorrow the european soldier may face the same insecurity let's establish security we don't want insecurity in the world we want to get out of this region of course not by war but by wisdom let's walk a path that is to the interest of the world and the region. and the warning follows germany france and britain's call for action against iran for violating the 2015 nuclear deal but president rouhani accuses e.u. nations failing on their promises he wants them to return to the 2 $1015.00 nuclear agreement and with calls for more p

your research was only the 1st victim in september in 1909 victor griffin char in businessmen and i told the were abducted near santa number 3 in minsk they were also members of the opposition and planning to remove the president from office the witness confirms both were liquidated. as a picture shows the military base and. this is where we killed them this would be. the middle of the middle distance there's the road. it's about 200 meters long and leads about 20 meters into the forest this is that the meat there pretty just. here we killed gun charge and her soft. wood and you're about 50 meters away the grave was dug but in the. off their clothing a burned out here. only their shoes were thrown into the graves and buried with them. he was a. president look a shingle consolidated his power through 2 controversial referenda in the midnight 190 s. . in 1996 victor good in charge chaired the central election commission but he turned against the president hoping to prevent look ashamed goes grab for more and more power $1000.00 bounty was paid for his murder as the key witness from the dea

good in 1996 victor good in charge chaired the central election commission but he turned against the president hoping to prevent grab for more and more power $1000.00 bounty was paid for his murder as the key witness from the death squad tells it they were even given a reason why i had to disappear with a matter under. discussion about and char when they later told us yet evidence that had come to power illegitimately. at the vote in 1906 or $97.00 had been rigged and been charged had the proof. of justice. later they told us we had to eliminate him. because of this compromising material. and present are the most prominent victims of looking regimes so far but they're certainly not the only ones every year of vigil is held in minsk for the victims many prospects for a democratic future disappeared along with the opposition's relieving lights. there's regret and a feeling of guilt if these people restore live bellerose would be a different place today. western germany yuri's the cairo family lives in exile here his wife 2 daughters and grandchildren he's never seen. yellin as that is

>> all right, victor oquendo tonight. victor, thank you. >>> we also have new reporting at this hour in the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others, including one of his own daughters. this new video tonight showing a helicopter circling over glendale, california. at the time, bryant's chopper was tracked circling the area. and new images tonight of the fiery scene where it crashed. tonight, the bodies of all nine victims have now been recovered, all of them are being mourned tonight. and lebron james saying today, "i'm not ready, but here i go," offering his own tribute. abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is at the staples center tonight. >> reporter: tonight, this new video could become part of the ntsb's investigation. there, flying through the clouds and fog, it's believed is kobe bryant's helicopter. >> it's surreal. this is a suburban neighborhood and there's a giant helicopter. >> reporter: glendale resident david lyudmirsky shot the video. he says his home was shaking from the

platillos en otro segmento sabor latino, regresamos a la zona arqueológica de teotihuacán en méxico víctortodo un ritual preparar los escamoles al mezcal tiene un sartén para cocinar los. primero le agrega mantequilla después aceite de oliva y cebolla, el ingrediente principal larvas de hormiga. bien sazonado un poco de chile para que pique y un chorro de mezcal para que arda y la magia está lista. para acompañar los una tortilla de cuatro cualidades de maíz que se infla de orgullo. >>> contaban que una tortilla fría es como sinónimo de muerte y una querella calientes se tocara del cielo. vamos a probar un taque de esta mole de este manjar. deliciosos que te elevan hasta las estrellas os escamoles son tan ricos como la banda de platillos que están en esta cueva de sabores la llama en méxico víctor silva noticias telemundo. >>> unos escamoles de larva de hormiga se te antoja. >>> yo creo me quedo con las tortillas para tocar el cielo, calentitos, no frías. >>> cuéntanos entonces que que nos esperan para las mismas a las qué plan hemos algo para el domingo o quÉ tendremos la madre naturaleza

latino que estÁ nominado a los grammy en categorÍa de mejor educador musical porque con la mÚsica vÍctorca que con palabras. >> no es un mÚsico famoso, pero al igual que muchos de ellos estÁ nominado al premio mas importante de la mÚsica, el grammy a mejor educador musical. >> me gustan las historias de cÓmo es la vida y como prepararlos para despuÉs a la escuela, yo pienso que me nombraron por eso, por las historias que doy, por la pasiÓn que los doy a los niÑos. >> educar a travÉs de la mÚsica es la pasiÓn de este maestro y eso se ve en la armonÍa de sus clases y la inspiraciÓn que deja en sus alumnos. >> un maestro que nos ayuda en todo, nos refuerza que tenemos que hacer la tarea, y que la mÚsica es algo importante. >> es la tercera vez que santos como le llaman sus alumnos aspira a este premio, esta vez lo postulÓ un miembro del distrito escolar. >> he mirado cÓmo trata a los niÑos, cÓmo ha inspirado y motivado a los niÑos y se merece ese premio. por 12 aÑos ha llevado a los estudiantes de esta escuela en su mayorÍa latinos y de bajos recursos a tocar hermosas melodÍas para la banda

victor, thank you for being here tonight.u think about the back and forth and the tenor of what's going on right now. >> i think everybody has kind of accepted the parameters of this tension, martha, that if i ran killed another american, i think trump will respond and that response will be on the mainland of iran, and it probably won't be with ground troop or manned aircraft. it will be missiles and it will take out a million or half a million dollar asset whether it's a power plant or a nuclear facility or airbase or something of that sort. it could be an oil refinery. and iran knows that. we should also realize that that is not a static situation because in the last year and a half, the iranian economy shrunk by 20%. it's nearing 40% unemployment, by the end of the year, it will probably be there. 40% inflation and probably 20% unemployment. every day they are losing and they only have a limited range of choices and it's their decision which one to make. so i think we are watching the situation and they don't want to escal

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. >>> >>víctor rodríguez, se dedica la transición, y asia ganado la vida de mente decidió que queríaporque dice que estaba en inglés, lo cual se define dificultad. >>> debió un cobro a víctor por los libros y servicios en línea que son parte de este curso. >>> tuve que ir a méxico por cuestiones de salud de mi madre. >>nosotros contratamos a la escuelas y les pedimos que en esta ocasión podían hacer una excepción con rodríguez en nos escucharon. >>> y así suspender al servicio diciendo que el llano desea tener su existencia de contratista y aseguraron que la cantidad que pago estarán disponibles por cinco año como un crédito que se le aplicara siempre cuando este en cualquiera de sus escuelas. >>> muy agradecido. >>> admite su error!. >>> así es, es importante leer bien antes de firmar o pagar un contrato de cualquier tipo, la maqueta la matrícula no es reembolsable, pero nos alegra que nuestros televidentes llegaron un acuerdo. les recordaba que si tiene un caso nos puede llamar al número en pantalla con telemundo 48 que responde. >>> la importancia de dejar las letras pequeñas y si

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abc's victor oquendo leads us off from miami. >> reporter: tonight, people evacuating from buildings in miami as a massive 7.7 magnitude earthquake in the caribbean rattles parts of the city. >> the alarm started sounding and they just told us, go downstairs through the stairs. >> we thought it was a bombing, we thought it was a shooting, we didn't know what it was. >> reporter: the earthquake's epicenter more than 400 miles away off the coasts of jamaica and cuba. schoolchildren hiding under desks in jamaica, 77 miles from the epicenter. in nearby grand cayman, the pool water seen the thee anbe. today's quake comes just two weeks after a series of devastating earthquakes in puerto rico, which sits along the same tectonic plates. >> and victor, as you reported there, they felt the effects of the quake right there in miami. and i know there have been aftershocks in the zone? >> reporter: that's right, david. a series of them. the strongest being a 6.1. there was also a tsunami threat in the caribbean and central america. thankfully here in miami, no one was injured. david? >> victor,

>> all right, victor oquendo in puerto rico. victor, thank you. >>> and next tonight, we are tracking a major storm that will slam the south, all the way up through the northeast. major cities in the track. the system 1,700 miles long, from texas to maine. snow, sleet, freezing rain. so, let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. we have big swings coming, starting with this cold that's pouring into the northeast. snow squalls active on the radar, especially around the lakes and the wind advisory continues. going to be slick and brisk in the morning. feeling like 15 in philly, 10 in boston. and the storms driving into the west will get across the rockies tomorrow, into the plains on friday. big-time severe weather setup from houston up to little rock. or the nay doles a distinct possibility. then pushing through new orleans and birmingham on saturday. could see a foot of snow on the back side of this. the warm sector is huge with flooding rain into the ohio val

victor vazquez: oh, thank you for inviting us.mian: so, we have some, you know, wonderful video, of course, of census takers and whatnot. talk about the biggest challenges that you're facing, especially in the mayfair community. victor: yeah, right now, we have 30% response rate. it's very low compared to other communities of 70%. and we feel like it has to do with a lot with like

victor davis hanson, tom bevan break it all down. the massive tectonic shifts in american's optimism under trump, and we expect these questions to rap, and senator lamar alexander will announce his vote on witnesses any moment. don't go away. ♪ >> the house managers are coming before you and claiming that he is not doing things in the best interest of the american people, the american people by telling you just the opposite. the president's approval rating, while we are sitting here in the middle of these impeachment proceedings, have hit an all-time high. >> laura: and the proof is in the pudding. i mentioned the presidents sky high approval ratings last night. that's not all. a new gallup poll shows across the board, americans say things are better today than they were three years ago. here the big findings. economic optimism is up 22-point. the number who feel our country is more secure is up 18 points. and here's the kicker, 14% more people see race relations as better. joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution se

lee and victor, fascinating. thank you so much, both of you. when we were told that the democrat 2020 candidates were a veritable field of dreams, how many times have we heard that old truck? what happened? my angle explains that next and dinesh this is a response. it's going to be a doozy. stay right there. >> man: what's my safelite story? i spend a lot of time in my truck. it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. >> tech: oh, no problem. >> tech: check it out. >> man: yeah. they came right to me, with expert service where i needed it. that's service i can trust... no matter what i'm hauling. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> laura: the field of shattered dreams. that's the focus of tonight's angle. it began with such promise right now. the democrat party produced more than 20 candidates from political rookies to season the ru

lee and victor, fascinating. thank you so much, both of you.hen we were told that the democrat 2020 candidates were a veritable field of dreams, how many times have we heard that old trope?da what happened? my angle explains that next and dinesh d'souza responds. it's going to be a doozy. stay right there. xplains that ne ♪ >> laura: the field of shattered dreams. that's the focus of tonight's angle. it began with such promise right now. the democrat party produced more than 20 candidates from political rookies to season the runs. came from texas, new jersey, california, and places in between. all claiming whatever it took to dispatching the ultimate political nemesis, donald trump. well, in the democrats' case, if you built it with these goofballs, the people will run. it was not so much the candidates' talent and skill set that explain the resistance media covering all of this, it's what the field collectivelyat represented. >> the democratic field is obviously big. it's more diverse than in many other years. >> people are excited about this

christi and victor, let me walk you through the process as u.s. officials laid it out.his just came up within the last several hours as to how they plan to do this. there's roughly about 1,000 u.s. citizens according to u.s. officials in the city of wuhan. that's, of course, the epicenter of this deadly coronavirus. they are planning to charter a plane leaving from wuhan on tuesday and it would arrive at san francisco's airport. to get on that plane, you have to apply. u.s. citizens with a passport have to apply for a seat. they're limited. they're giving priority to those more susceptible to the virus. there's a lot of unease within the community within those lockdown zones, which there are tens of millions of people impacted. i spoke to one of the american citizens, an american woman feels unease and uncertainty. >> i woke up feeling quite desperate. sad, angry. most of this is because of lack of information and lack of knowing what's going on. my mother is worried about me. i love her. she's 88 years old. my sister. i don't want her to worry anymore. i'd like to see

13 reos de una prisiÓn al sur d la ciudad de mÉxico se fugaron el dÍa de hoy luis fernando mez yy vÍctors tres tienen solicitud de extradiciÓn a estados unidos recuerden que para seguir informados de esta y otras noticias usted scribirse al servicio informativo de noticias telemundo solo tiene que enviar un mensaje de texto con la palabra noticias al 44 uno 44 y asÍ se mantiene al dia con informaciÓ escalada diplomÁticaentre venezuela y colombia con una de las habituales subidas de tono de nicolÁs maduro y todo porque el rÉgimen colombiano ignorÓ al rÉgimen chavista al pedirle a juan guaidÓ la extradicion de una exsenadora en colombia detenida en terreno venezolano esto llevÓ a nicolÁs maduro a hablarle de la siguiente manera al presidente de colombia y gran duqu >> para decirle rectifique seÑor duque porque sÉ que es un obtuÍ respetando las leyes internacionales de los cÓdigos rojo >> serafÍn dijo nicolÁs maduro que ademÁs dijo que sus fuerzas policiales han detenido mÁs de 30 personas solicitadas por bogotÁ y se quejÓ de que no han sido deshabitadas porque no hay a quiÉn entregÁrselas

vÍctor silva tiene las imÁgenes. >>> armas al hombro ya. >>> perdieron la inocencia por la violencias portan escopetas, los mÁs pequeÑos palos con formas de rifles para adiestrarse en tareas de seguridad. >>> los niÑos venimos a exigir al gobierno federal de que haga justicia. >>> los pobladores aseguran que deben aprender a defenderse, ahora que al menos 20 niÑos que quedaron huÉrfanos luego que sus padres fueron asesinados por un grupo criminal. >>> un grupo de 10 mujeres indÍgenas, originarios de la comunidad guerr renos fueron acribillados y calcinados. fue un ataque directo del grupo criminal "los ardill diyos". los niÑos y las viudas marcharon para pedir al gobierno federal que frene los constantes ataques. >>> hay que dar opciones, a niÑos, a jÓvenes alejarlos de las armas. >>> los afectados exigen la presencia de lÓpez obrador en el pueblo para escuchar sus demandas y de no hacerse justicia, los mÁs pequeÑos tendrÁn que seguir apuntando las armas. en mÉxico, vÍctor silva, noticias telemundo. >>> en la ciudad de washington, los fiscales demÓcratas en el juicio polÍtico contra

estaban presos por narcotrÁfico, pero además, vÍctor manuel feliz beltrÁn dejÓ el sello de la casa, puesromiso o acuerdo mafioso. vamos a llegar a las Últimas consecuencias en este caso. reportero: reportaron tambiÉn la vigilancia en carreteras y terminales de autobuses, a fin de localizar a los prÓfugos de la justicia. la fiscalÍa central no ha dado un solo detalle sobre la investigaciÓn. analiza las pruebas para dar cuanto antes con los reos que se evadieron. tambiÉn investigarÁn, porque muchos reos como los que se fugaron, pidieron que estuvieran en cÁrceles de mÁxima seguridad. ♪ ramÓn: los fuertes vientos en la zona fronteriza de calexico, california y mexicali, baja california derribaron paneles metÁlicos del muro entre estados unidos y mÉxico. paola: una nueva caravana de migrantes se prepara para viajar desde san pedro su, honduras hasta llegar a estados unidos. ramÓn: el gobierno de mÉxico advirtiÓ que las caravanas de migrantes que buscan ingresar a ese paÍs recibirÁn el mismo trato en grupo que ingresÓ esa naciÓn algunos dÍas. asÍ lo dio a conocer el gobierno de mÉxico, lo de