victoria: ¿y ya lo demandó antes? >> sí. victoria: ¿y qué pasó? necesito para mi hija. no lo quiero para mí, de verdad. lo juro. victoria: ¿y cuál es la razón? ¿por qué no siguió adelante con la demanda? >> el abogado que tenía me dijo que no podíamos avanzar más con el proceso, que no había manera de obligarlo. victoria: eso no es cierto. >> la verdad, estoy llena de deudas y usted es mi última oportunidad. alejandra: siempre me va a importar lo que te pase. carlos: gracias. alejandra: tengo que irme. carlos: ¿por qué no te quedas un rato más? alejandra: no. lo siento, tengo muchas cosas pendientes en el bufete. carlos: si quieres, luego te invito a comer. no es nada personal. es para que platiquemos de la fundación. alejandra: claro. sí, ya investigué algo. carlos: excelente. entonces, nos ponemos de acuerdo, ¿sí? alejandra: sí, está bien. carlos: es que conocí una persona que puede invertir conmigo en la fundación. alejandra: bueno, lo hablamos. adiós. carlos: ven. gracias. gracias por venir. gracias. victoria: puede que sea un poco demorado, p

victoria? emile cilliers want to kill victoria? police discovered he was having sex with his former wife and an affair with this woman, stefanie goller. they exchanged thousands of texts, including on the night victoria was taken to hospital after our chute accident. he also hoped to get a massive insurance pay—out if victoria died. victoria had no idea what her husband was trying to do to her in her kitchen or over the fields. two attempted murders and one woman who survived. when thejury one woman who survived. when the jury came back with their guilty verdict there was no reaction whatsoever from emile cilliers guilty verdict there was no reaction whatsoeverfrom emile cilliers in the dock. the prosecution described him as psychopaths. thejudge said he now has to decide how dangerous he now has to decide how dangerous he is before sentencing and that sentence will come at a later date. duncan kennedy, thank you. north korea says they have started to destroy the tunnels it uses to carry out nu

emile and victoria cilliers, a couple where he wanted her to die., this was victoria during one of herflights. a flight exactly like this one over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her accident. but both her main and reserve chutes failed. she fell 4,000 feet... and only lived because she hit this newly—ploughed field. wiltshire police were called in and discovered that emile cilliers was the last to handle victoria's parachute the day before her accident. it was in this toilet that emile cilliers brought victoria cilliers' parachute to tamper with. he moved strings on the main chute and cut pieces off the reserve chute, all to sabotage it. what he hoped for was that, when she leapt out of the aircraft, she would jump to her death. this police demonstration in the same toilet showed the jury there was space to sabotage the parachute. what was happening at the locker when you got there? after his arrest, cilliers refused to speak about the chute. i'm not going to answer that question. but it became clear he wanted victoria dead to claim an

on wednesday, victoria wright ina you? on wednesday, victoria wright in a charity race at warwick.s looking forward to it. it will be herfirst as a looking forward to it. it will be her first as a woman. i put it that your friends are the brave people. they didn't have a choice as to whether i had done this or not. they are the ones who have got to be brave to stand by you, walked down the street with you, i think once you have done it once with them, then they rely is that you are the same person, you just look a bit different. -- realise that you are the same person. and victoria finished second in that charity race at warwick in the past hour. now, last week, you may remember that we showed you what happened when real madrid's marcelo let his son hang out with some of his teamates. enzo became an overnight internet sensation, as this did the rounds on social media.

the fresh to live here comes from these fish cages on lake victoria. five years ago just off the island danno brother and sister team gilbert and michelle begun farming fish now they harvest some two hundred tons annually which goes straight onto ice we want to make sure that less fish is wasted. right now almost sixty percent forty to sixty percent of all fish that is caught is lost because of milk which so what we're doing is we're creating fish tilapia and grown in ponds unfun gone island before being transferred to their floating cages. based in the us created the fish farm in part for altruistic reasons. they view fisheries not just my family's fish pond lake the fisheries communities fish farm this is where we're from we want to see out people our community that is marginalised we want to see our community groups want to see them be empowered want to see them be able to have food for their tables the days when the fishermen here london tons of perch are long gone during the one nine hundred eighty s. sustainability wasn't a widely known concept h

his wife, victoria cilliers, fell 4000 feet and miraculously survived.her. duncan kennedy has the story. emile and victoria cilliers, husband and wife, but a couple where he wanted her to die. an experienced skydiver who'd made 2,500 jumps, this was victoria cilliers during one of herflights. a flight exactly like this one over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her accident. both her main and reserve chutes failed to open. she fell 4,000 feet, and only lived because she hit this ploughed field. detectives went to the airbase near salisbury and discovered that emile cilliers was the last to handle the parachute the day before victoria's accident. it was in this toilet that emile cilliers brought victoria cilliers' parachute to tamper with. he moved strings on the main chute and cut pieces off the reserve chute, all to sabotage it. what he hoped for was that when she leapt out of the aircraft, she would jump to her death. the police organised this demonstration in the toilet to see if there was space to sabotage the parachute. there was. what wa

this is victoria cilliers' fifth day in the witness box.ive herself to court and stand to give evidence. she'd married her husbands emile in 2011. he now stands accused of trying to kill her on two separate occasions. the prosecution say one attempt was here at the netheravon airbase in wiltshire in april 2015. the prosecution filmed this reconstruction of what they say emile cilliers did. they allege that he went into these toilets and sabotaged his wife's parachute. they say he spent a number of minutes here whilst victoria was outside. today in court, victoria cilliers was questioned by her husband's defence barrister about how long he spent in the toilet. mrs cilliers was asked... the day after the toilet incident, victoria cilliers made her jump. both her main and reserve chutes failed. she fell 4000 feet into a field and sustained a number of injuries. the prosecution say emile cilliers was £20,000 in debt. they say he believed he would benefit from victoria's life insurance policy if she died. mr cilliers is an army physical training

victoria cilliers survived a 4,000 feet fall at an airfield three years ago.otives were both financial and sexual, and today police called him cold and calculating. duncan kennedy reports from winchester crown court. emile and victoria cilliers, husband and wife, a couple where he wanted her to die. an experienced skydiver who'd made 2,500 jumps, this was victoria cilliers during one of herflights. a flight exactly like this one over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her accident. both her main and reserve chutes failed to open. she fell 4,000 feet... and only lived because she hit this ploughed field. detectives went to the airbase near salisbury and discovered that emile cilliers was the last to handle the parachute the day before victoria's accident. it was in this toilet that emile cilliers brought victoria cilliers' parachute to tamper with. he moved strings on the main chute and cut pieces off the reserve chute, all to sabotage it. what he hoped for was that, when she leapt out of the aircraft, she would jump to her death. the police organised

want to kill victoria?y would emile cilliers want to kill victoria 7 police discovered but why would emile cilliers want to kill victoria? police discovered he was leading a double life, having six with his former wife and an affair with this woman. they exchanged thousands of explicit text, including some on the very night that victoria was taken to hospital after her parachute accident. emile cilliers was £20,000 in debtand accident. emile cilliers was £20,000 in debt and believed he would get out £120,000 pay—out from an insurance policy if victoria died. when she was told all this, she was devastated. all her suspicions that husband was having an affair were confirmed, and that her husband was under suspicion of murdering her. but incredibly, emile cilliers had gone further. six days before the parachute sabotage, emile cilliers tampered with this gas pipe at his home in amesbury in another attempt to try to kill victoria. to try to kill victoria. he turned a nut to create a leak, hoping for an explosio

emile and victoria cilliers, a couple where he wanted her to die.is one over the same airfield in wiltshire where she had her accident. but both her main and reserve chutes failed. she fell 4000 feet. and only lived because she hit this newly ploughed field. wiltshire police were called in and discovered that emile cilliers was the last to handle victoria's parachute the day before her accident. it was in this toilet that emile cilliers brought victoria cilliers' parachute to tamper with. he moved strings on the main chute and cut pieces off the reserve chute, all to sabotage it. what he hoped for was when she leapt out of the aircraft, she would jump to her death. this police demonstration in the same toilet showed the jury there was space to sabotage the parachute. after his arrest, cilliers refused to speak about it. but it became clear he wanted victoria dead to claim an insurance policy. his act of sabotage stunned the parachuting world. nobody would want to believe that somebody could do that to somebody else, because we are all bonded by the

the fresh to lafayette comes from these fish cages in lake victoria. five years ago just off the island of unfun gano brother and sister team gilbert and michelle and began to farm fish. they were the first to implement cage aquaculture here now they're harvesting some two hundred tons of fish annually which is put directly on ice. we want to make sure that less species are used it as it's obvious that right now almost sixty percent forty to sixty percent of the fish that is caught it's lost because if so what we're doing is we're really creating good coaching for fish and on broken cold chain stretching all the way from boat to consumer all right so that. this way it's it's good it's going to. lakeview fisheries uses the latest technology. like this transportable cooler made by a finnish startup. it has a cooling mechanism which is patented we're using our technology partners. that keeps the box cool. the senses that able to detect when the. it's open and it's closed and send messages plusnet isn't all the time to send the ball the whole time so at an

lake victoria perch exports were booming. sustainability wasn't a widely known concept back then and the lead. was fish to clean. the processing plants lining the shores were forced to shut down. many of those inhabitants have fallen into poverty. there isn't even enough fish now to eat let alone sell for money. michelle and gilbert m.b.o. turn a profit with their farms and want to expand their operation. with support from germany's g.r.i.z. development agency they're building a new sustainably operating refrigerated warehouse to freeze their fish and. the sun is very abundant over here so what really makes sense is to be able to power using using the sun and so we do not be affected by the politicians so quite if they did that mean you would be able to bargain solar and we're not dependent on on on good electricity. the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of them from going over to fish farming what we're hoping to feel is that helping communities fishing communitie

consecutivas en casa victoría 126 a 85 mamma mía!!, porque aparece cuando se le necesita dijo su entrenador >> cuarto partido también el martes 6 de la tarde en casa para golden state, al serie está en su favor, >> también cleveland y boston, era ganar y ganar para lebron james y compañía, >> triple lo de james 27 puntos cavalliers con vida ganaron 116 a 86 la serie sigue a favor de celtics, pero cleveland da señáles de vida >> telemundo es la señal oficial del mundial, y quedan solo días, y preguntamos hoy cuál es el denominado partido del siglo que se jugo en 1970 en méxico? bueno en instagram busquenme >> y también damos a conocer la vida del hombre nacido en el callao, es una emperanza de la selección de fútbol de perú, en rusia >> desde 1982 españa perú no estaba en una copa, mas de treinta años sin estar en el torneo, pero quebraron la larga sequía, josimar es el responsable por traer esta alegría, >> al representar a tu país, es algo increíble >> el drama en las clasificatorias fue intenso, dicen que los últimos serán los prime

but why would a meal cilliers want to kill victoria?er. they exchanged thousands of texts, including some on the very night victoria was taken to hospital after her parachute accident. he also hoped to get a massive insurance pay—out if victoria died. victoria cilliers had no idea what her husband was trying to do to her in their catch and were here, over the fields of wiltshire. six days, two attempted murders, and one woman who survived. when the jury came back with those guilty verdicts today, there was no reaction whatever from a meal cilliers, it's typical that... thejudge has invited victoria cilliers to come and make a victim impact statement when he senses emile on june 15. victim impact statement when he senses emile onjune15. duncan kennedy library in winchester. the weather wasn't looking good there. it has gone downhill a little bit after a few days of sunshine. not for everybody, as you can see behind me. things have changed over the southern half of the country. more of that to come. it looks like it'll be mostly across th

with winter hunter the queen victoria is in. france of in the house are you mom. for nineteen forty two she invited him to london long after that he travelled to london for two to three months every year to buckingham palace and more another and long where he gave her drawing classes and painted first and you know in the last he gave in and commanded. the end . of london twenty seventh dear father at present we are still in london hale and hearty thank god. i painted the portrait of the queen of england and that of her concert prince albert of saxony coburg i will probably return to london next april in order to paint several more portraits i have promised to do it is indeed very hard to live there only that one is also better paid one earns more. england he harris england after the revolution of forty eight first belgium and then england were important places of refuge for me i rejected the revolution with all my heart i was struck by buckingham palace with its countless flights of stairs and seemingly endless passageways. as a

victoria sin sorpresa. >> fuerza de la historia convertida en victoria popular, victoria popular permanenteocemos este proceso electoral. yo asumo la responsabilidad de lo que estoy diciendo. >> irregularidades con los puntos rojos, con la compra descarada de votos, con el uso del carnal de la patria. francisco: unas elecciones que se que te realizaron por la apatÍa y una fuerte abstenciÓn que supere 67%, segÚn algunas fuentes pero el gobierno dice otras cosas. >> a las 9:00 de la maÑana, habÍan votado mÁs de 2 millones y medio de venezolanos y venezolanas. francisco: con los millones de votos que no fueron verificados. >> el gobierno quiere construir que voto gente pero no votÓ nadie. francisco: puntos de control donde verificaban la votaciÓn de los electores que la hicieron con el carta de la patria y debÍan ratificar su voto. ratificar su permanencia durante seis aÑos mÁs pero deberÁ enfrentar una tormenta mÁs con la crisis que padece este paÍs y con posibles sanciones econÓmicas y sociales que podrÍa aplicar la comunidad internacional. felix: una adolescente de origen hispano de 17 aÑos

once victoria did that, the rest of the world that, looking at the way queen victoria treated him. steve: how do we know about that meeting? how was the queen? ,rof. semmes: they had a dinner grant and his wife were there, in their youngest son, jesse, was there as well, but he was not invited to dinner with the queen. he was supposed to have dinner with the house ladies. point to some sources, mrs. -- according to some sources, mrs. grant is upset or she thinks the staff means staff, but it means lower oils. presses to invite him to dinner. victoria writes in her diary that he was "an agreeable american in that american way," and i'm not quite sure what she means by that, but she came to enjoy dinner with him, but she did not have a high , becausef frank's wife of the way she noted on jesse. lord derby, who had set up the meeting, refer to grant of having the intelligence and the manners of a bulldog. he was less than impressed with ulysses s. grant. steve: they meet at appomattox, the civil war comes to end, he ran in 1868 against whom? the rant in 1868 against -- oh, gosh, now y

it includes a book and travel museum victoria doesn't make money from the project to the contrary he spent almost everything he's earned as a lawyer on the project and a large inheritance on top of that it's love for books and culture and literature and believe that they're doing something that is truly important not only for this country but. it has even bigger importance broader importance for the world and at least for this region. victor's efforts have been supported by wealthy serbs the collections of some well known personalities have been offered to him after their death and not to serbia's largest libraries some wonder why they have so far ignored his success to have it and to be in the kinetic. why can you view the collections of high profile figures like the famous actor popular villages each well poet meo drug pov live each here and not at the national library or film archive victoria's home doubles as an office and of course a library all the time money and energy he's invested in his book project come at a steep personal cost his long time partner left him three years ag

on wednesday, victoria wright ina you? on wednesday, victoria wright in a charity race at warwick. she is looking forward to it. it will be her first as looking forward to it. it will be herfirst as a looking forward to it. it will be her first as a woman. i put it that your friends are the brave people. they didn't have a choice as to whether i had done this or not. they are the ones who have got to be brave to stand by you, walked down the street with you, i think once you have done it once with them, then they rely is that you are the same person, you just look a bit different. -- realise that you are the same person. and victoria finished second in that charity race at warwick in the past hour. now, last week, you may remember that we showed you what happened when real madrid's marcelo let his son hang out with some of his teamates. enzo became an overnight internet sensation, as this did the rounds on social media. he completed the bin—challenge with the 12 time european champions. in it goes. enzo, plays for one of real‘s youth teams, and dad marcelo paid them a visit to see

stacks and stacks of banana boxes this bunker at a school in belgrade has become victoria last which is book depository there is little room to move this is a perfect place for hiding. the. victors collection has more than a million books and he's not done yet. four big rooms are already teeming with books and periodicals many published during the era of the former yugoslavia and new items keep pouring in. it's a major challenge especially when larger donations arrive. the worst moment one of the worst in my life was when we received some huge of the nation most five trucks of books one whole library has collapsed and they kicked out the books and we took them over it was i don't even know how many boxes i guess about two thousand boxes at once in one day. and it we didn't have enough workers to do this. possible. the home of victoria's parents isn't far from the school this is where in two thousand and ten he founded his nonprofit library project. it includes a book and travel museum victoria doesn't make money from the project to the contrary he spend almost everything he's earned

victoria para los gigantes del san francisco. >> edición número 144 de...buena experiencia en el fútbol mexicano que muchos directivos del fútbol; lo quieren en sus equipos así que está cerca el equipo tibetano de arreglarse con rafa puentes junior veremos que sucede en las próximas horas si llegan a un acuerdo o seguirá en trabajo rafa puentes . >>... acabó en menos de dos asaltos con su rival y dejó libre el camino para negociar el combate ante canelo Álvarez. un combate que muchos quieren ver en septiembre 15. y la máquina set entera del cruz azul en duda con la continuidad del gallo de la torre; su lugar podría ser ocupado por ricardo peláez quien hizo buen trabajo con las Águilas del américa. cruz azul quiere llegar a su fin de la sequía de no poder ganar un título. y si tiene suerte de la mano de ricardo peláez. así ponemos final a edición de y que tengan un feliz inicio de semana laboral, buenas noches . (música). ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> esta noche en "titulares y mÁs" ya estan las semifinales de la liguilla m x. el Último clÁsico de iniesta lleno de polÉmi

la historia convertida en victoria popular permanente.laresespecÍficamente. la compra descarada de votos con el uso del carne de la patria. unas elecciones que se caracterizaron por una fuerte atenciÓn que supera el 67%. el gobierno dice otra cosa. a las 9:30 de la maÑana habÍan votado mÁs de 2 millones y medio de venezolanos. el gobierno quiere cumplir su cuenta de votos. se concentraron o llama puntos rojos queinstalÓ el oficialismo. puntos de control con el que verificaban la votaciÓn de lectores. si querÍan seguir beneficiÁndose de las tramas de gobierno. maduro ratifica su mandato contra viento y marea. una tormenta con la agudizaciÓn de la crisis que padece este parÍs. en caracas, venezuela, francisco, univisiÓn. un adolescente de origen hispano de 17 aÑos fue uno de los muertos en la escuela secundaria en santa fe, texas. arantxa lo entrevistÓ en exclusiva a este joven. no hay palabras para describir la profunda tristeza que se respira en santa fe. tuvimos la oportunidad de conversar con estudiante que con muchÍsimo balÓn trató de

victoria, great to have you back. this is the crucial question.s president donald trump sending a message with these pardons to people like manafort, flynn, cohen? >> if their lawyers don't know that the president has pardon power, they better get into another line of business, for goodness sakes. the president has pardon power, we know that. it's unfettered. and what is this thing about, well, every other president did it -- didn't do any in the first couple of years. well, better to do like bill clinton and reward a whole bunch of people on your way out of office, including mark rich, who gave him about $500,000 for the clinton library? it's an unfettered power. and i can see the president taking great joy in righting these wrongs. he did that with scooter libby who had done nothing wrong. he had one testimony, somebody else had a differing testimony, and scooter got indicted. here's another threat here. it's not just james comey. it's also patrick fitzgerald. those of us in the criminal defense business -- >> the prosecutor. >> two of the most

his army career would continue with no danger of victoria trying to...he has failed accept any responsibility for his actions will stop he is called and callous man whose only duty of care was to himself. this has been a long and complex investigation and i would like to patrick due to the dedication and tenacity of all the officers and experts that have bring today's successful prosecution. i hope we have brought him to justice and give help to those finding themselves in coercive relationships. this is like the one highlighted here. often from the outside the abuse is not obvious because there are no physical clues such as bruises or cuts, but the victims are suffering financial abuse has —— can bejust as traumatising. if you find yourself in that situation, please seek help, there are many that can help you. emile cilliers is judy there are many that can help you. emile cilliers isjudy be sentenced ata emile cilliers isjudy be sentenced at a later date. crown advocate. this was an extremely complex case. prosecution had to prove that emile cilliers in

la reina victoria lo habÍa introducido en las bodas.iencia. la reina victoria tambiÉn fue la inventora del cake. >>el pastel serÁ menos formal, muy diferente al inglÉs, hecho con frutas. marÍa: fue victoria eugenia quien al casarse con el rey alfonso xiii, bisabuelo de felipe vi, en su boda introdujeron la tradiciÓn del pastel de bodas, tal y como se conoce a nuestros dÍas. el ellos estarÁ lleno de simbolismos. >>es un homenaje a britÁnicos y estadounidenses porque las flores son inglesas y la cubierta es una tradiciÓn americana. marÍa: el pÚblico tenÍa que opinar, para ello contamos con una rÉplica. >>a esta mujer le gustÓ mÁs que el tradicional pastel. marÍa:quÉ le parece? >>muy fresco. marÍa: le gusta. ahora que nadie me ve... patricia: usted tambiÉn estÁ invitado a la boda real con nuestra cobertura desde londres. harry y meghan markle, sÁbado 19 de mayo, 5:00 a.m. al regresar, subastan en suiza el famoso diamante. hey, ¿ya probaron cotton candy? me encanta el algodón de azucar. se ve rico. ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo.

tell's trial will be held in front of a 12 person jury at the county court of victoria in several monthse. cardinale vatican says pell's leave of absence will continue, despite the announcement of his trial. earlier, we were mentioning that today is may day in france. there have been calls for mass protests that will start around 2:00 p.m. local time. he should bring together many of the groups that have been on strike against president macron's business minded reforms. the biggest showing could come from state r rail workers, w who have been holding a rolling every fiveout of days. may is traditionally a big month for protests, particularly on labor day. francer: mayday in usually sees workers take to the streets en masse. this year, organizers are hoping for a record turnout. for weeks, a number of protest movements and swept the country in the face of emmanuel macron's reform plans. many seem to be losing momentum. the railway strike appears to be losing steam by the week. at its peak month ago, the strike mobilized 77% of train drivers. now, less thanan 50% of conducts are still prot

victoria, thank you for being with me.i'd like to have you back if you will come back. >> okay. >> thank you. coming up, 35 blank subpoenas requested by robert mueller. what this means for the manafort investigation right after this. dray, when he was younger, he loved to smile; and we knew he would need braces because his teeth were coming in funny. that's when he had the bunny rabbits. we called him the bunny rabbit. now, those are the same two front teeth, there, that they are now. then dray ended up having to wear braces for 5 years because he never made it to appointments, because he was busy playing basketball. if he missed practice, he don't get to play in the game. this is the picture that was on the front page of the newspaper. all you can notice is the braces! then, once he got to michigan state, he broke the retainer! my bottom teeth, they were really crooked, and i just wasn't getting braces again. smile direct club fits into my lifestyle so well. the liner is so great. it's easy to just grab it and go and then

maduro se impuso a henri falcÓn y obtuvo con mÁs de 5 millones la victoria poco antes que anuncia elamos con elena que nos dice quÉ podemos esperar para la semana laboral. elena: buenas noches para ti y nuestros amigos salientes. terminando el fin de semana y mire la temperatura mÁxima durante este domingo en san josÉ. se reportÓ 67 grados. estuvimos por debajo de las temperaturas normales que es 75 en esta Época del aÑo pero qué pasarÁ las prÓximas horas, un cielo parcialmente despejado en la bahÍa. una mínima san josÉ en 54 . para maÑana comienza la semana y continuaremos con condiciones secas, se les mayormente despejados y vientos fuertes. en las temperaturas, se espera 63 de mÁximasan francisco. san josÉ estarÁ en esos 71 y en el resto del estado, si usted estÁ pensando viajar durante este lunes. cielo soleado con una mÁxima en 83 . san francisco tendrÁ condiciones secas y cielo parcialmente soleado. fresno 77. en todo el estado tenemos temperaturas debajo de lo normal porque tenemos un sistema de baja presiÓn. en san josÉ, continuaremos con temperaturas sobre los 70, cielo parc

con este resultado ya son tres victorias al hilo para san francsico.ien el calentemiento stpeh estaria listo para jugar por primera vez desde marzo. los warriors maÑana estaran disputando el segundo de la serie de semifinales de la conferencia del oeste ante los pelicans. pasando al futbol mexicano este miercoles, estara arrancando la liguilla del torneo clausura y los super lideres diablos dicen no confiarce de la ventaja que les da el poder cerrar en casa. del super lider pasamos con el actual campeon. tigres estara defendiendo su titulo ante del super lider pasamos con el actual campeon. tigres estara defendiendo su titulo ante santos. los pupilos del tuca ferreti se han coronado campeones en tres de los ultimos cinco torneo pero aun asi el estratega felino dice que el unico favorito aqui es el que termino de lider. esta es toda la informacion que les tengo esta noche.. vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos con mas aqui en noticiero telemundo 48 no le cambie. por generaciones, los políticos han ignorado a nuestra comunidad. antonio villaraigosa n

victoria, thank you for being with me. i'd like to have you back if you will come back. >> okay. >> thank you. coming up, 35 blank subpoenas requested by robert mueller. what this means for the manafort investigation right after this. so, you guys have recently started dating... yes. - yes. a little less than a month. coming up on two months now, yeah... cool. so, i want to show you guys these three chevy suv's. the first one is called the trax. beautiful! do you think it would be good for moving in together? moving in together?! ahhh! - ahhh! okay, well, this is the chevy equinox... wow. nice. perfect for when you two have your first kid. give me some time... okay, this is the traverse. for when you have your five kids, two dogs and one cat. (laughter) whoa! five? ahhh... well, no matter what stage of life you're in chevy has an suv for you. you have it all planned out, thanks. is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is imp

we take up the sorry state of the witch-hunt with victoria and gregg jarrett. congressional rinos determined to save their seats and skins by sacrificing seats and skins of conservatives and mainstream republicans, and rinos and leaders landed on amnesty for illegal immigrants. kevin mccarthy said they are working on a daca deal, disaster at border, and at midterms no concern of theirs as long as wall street, koch brothers, and chamber of commerce keep their money flowing, tennessee congressman diane black among your guests, she will talk about the fight to fund the border wall. her means of funding the border wall. fake news in caught in the fact again. "new york times" busted for lying about massive crowd at president trump's nashville rally this time, president trump gets a rare gift in return. we'll tell you all about it, here tonight. >> this feels like before our election, this is a big crowd of people. a lot of people. a lot of people. with bad weather. and bad everything. and still coming in. lou: top story, robert mueller desperate to keep presidential

jamie raskin and former deputy assistant attorney general victoria toensing debate the book and spoke about issues related to mr. comey's career and firing by president trump. this is one hour. >> host: not one booktv a discussion on james comey's book, "a higher loyalty." joining us to dissect what's in this book are two people very experienced inside washington and washington politics, victoria toensing was an official in the reagan department of justice and she is also a high-profile lawyer here in washington, and representative jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland and a member of the judiciary committee. before we get into the book, congressman raskin, what are your overall impressions of james comey and his public service? >> let's see, let's do with james comey the man because i was interesting to me. i never met him. i don't really know him, and in the book he comes off as someone who is very boy scout like in terms of his respect for rules and the rule of law. the first several chapters involve his hatred of bullies and how he was bullied as a kid. he was a big pretty wasn

one thing victoria doesn't focus on is that people didn't respect comey.i think he was well respected. you know the inside group and conservative coterie but could you the fbi agents?i get to know the judiciary committee, they loved the guy and they bought he upheld the values of the institution. >> the one assistant director after another calling out comey's conduct in the book and in the tour, one of the biggest criticisms is from this director that why is comey writing a book? why is there an investigation going on about these things he's involved in? >> he says there is no classified information in their . >> from the publication. >> the trump administration and their champions are the last people who should be saying that public officials or former public officials should be speaking out of school. we're talking about a president who says -- >> but these former director of the fbi. >> the point i'm making is he's got first amendment rights as a private citizen now. trump made him a private citizen. the interrupted his tenure and he's got the right to

they wanted the public involved as victoria was saying early on. route, too. harry and meghan want to include as many people as possible. it is two miles and will last 25 minutes and go through town and this long procession where they'll be escorted. >> i remember covering the -- >> i thought it was elton john. but it's not. >> prince william the kiss -- there is no kiss in the chapel itself. that's not part of the service, as it is in an american service. with prince william the kiss took place at buckingham palace. >> they make the appearance on the balcony and back in 1981 the crowd was chanting kiss her, kiss her and then it became a tradition. windsor castle doesn't have a balcony and doesn't allow for that moment. >> they're not going to go to buckingham palace. >> again, the royal family chorograph and hopefully we'll see it on the west steps. i think knowing these two, there will be some kissing. >> you grew up in windsor. windsor palace is actually the official home of queen elizabeth. >> the official weekend residence of the monarchy. she

orgullo y victoria hoy es 5 de mayo, mÉxico conmemora el aniversario de la batalla de puebla, pero lamÁs fuerza en estados unidos. aquÍ las margaritas, los tacos y el guacamole son los protagonistas. y pujols hace historia el beisbolista pega su hit nÚmero 3 jonrones y solamente 4 jugadores han logrado esta marca, su hazaÑa llena de orgullo a la aficiÓn. >>> noticia telemundoocon julio vaqueiro. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> muy buenas tardes gracias por estar con nosotros en este 5 de mayo. hoy se conmemora el aniversario 156 de la batalla de puebla. en estados unidos ha cobrado tanta fuerza esta celebraciÓn que se festeja mÁs aquÍ. en seguida exploramos las dos maneras en que se vive esta fecha en ambos paÍses. por ahora nos vamos a la trono enter frontera a pesar del esfuerzo y la difÍcil travesia de la caravana de migrantes muchos de eelos no lograron cruzar y otros corrieron con mayor suerte entre ellos estÁ marÍa magdalena la primera de entrar a e estados unidos y hacer su solicitud de asilo hoy estÁ libre y a salvo, vÍctor hugo rodriguez puuo hablar con ella. >>> los sueÑos era entrar por

joaquin was victoria's boyfriend. >> joaquin's mom gave this to me this morning. it's the necklace he wore when he was baptized. she asked me to wear it tomorrow. i'm definitely putting flowers in my hair, as many as i can fit. i actually have some from the first bouquet of now there's joaquin ever bought me. i think that would be special, i could do that. >> reporter: victoria and dylan are just two of the many survivors who have channeled their grief into activism. after the loss of 17 of their classmates and teachers. >> we want change! >> reporter: inspiring nationwide school walkouts, protests, and a march on washington. >> this isn't the country that we should be living in. the whole reason we're being these annoying kids and fighting this fight is so that we can be safe. >> reporter: the passion of these parkland students inspiring many across the country, including the president. >> in the aftermath of the terrible attack, i met with the survivors, the parents of school shooting victims, at the white house. >> reporter: sam zife was among the parkland surv

victoria was a high profile lawyer in washington. representative jamie is the representative for marilyn. before we get into the book, what are your overall impressions of james comey and his public service? >> the start with james comey the man. i never met him and don't really know him. the book he comes off as some a very boy scout like and respect to the rules of law. the first several chapters involve hatred of bullies you can see how there'd be a coming character class inclusion between him and donald trump. that affects the style of a bully frequently. cummings key personality flaw perhaps there's a certain sanctimonious he likes to be a little bit holier than the very much by the book. back and rub you the wrong way when you see in making certain decisions that are questionable as when he decided to go public and he would reopen the investigation with hillary clinton two weeks before the election. so we could get into the legality of that. he's a decent person and one who is dumbfounded by the trump presidency. he's basically

platillos para el paladar un poco americano pero con las raÍces mexicanas >>> el 5 de mayo celebran la victoriae la batalla de puebla, pero la fiesta va mucho mÁs alla ese dÍa los estadounidenses y los mexicanos celebran su cultura incluyendo su cocina milenaria >>> uno de especial para el 5 de mayo que son algo que me encanta hacer son tacos de cochinita js juliÁn medina es un chef de nueva york que lleva mucho tiempo haciendo la cochinita un platillo de culiacÁn. se deja cocer el lechÓn por 4 aÑos y una vez listo se pica, el ingrediente secreto es su salsa. hecha a base de una semilla descubierta por los mayas quienes la utilizaban como pintura corporal.