>> vivian? >> no, it was-- it was gideon. gideon. >> vivian, her name is vivian. burdec.> right, it was vivian. >> when did-- >> when did this come about? >> no, when did she come in? >> no, i think i deserve to know whatever avant garde sex games you signed us up for. >> it's not a game. >> avant-garde. i can totally see why you would think that. >> what is that supposed to mean? >> you know what's great? we're all going to do it. >> are we talking about sex? >> no, no one's talking about sex. you're the only one who brought sex into it. it's not like that. >> trevor: please welcome lake bell! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> hey! >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> well, thank you. >> trevor: wonderful to have you. i feel like i see you everywhere, and i love you in everything. you are what many people consider a triple threat-- you write, you direct, and you act. >> yes and now-- ( cheers and applause ) and, also, i create humans because i'm a mom now. so i-- >> trevor: congratulations! congratulations! ( applause ) >> i get to do this all the time on set now all the time

vivian, let me start with you. in august earlier this month, the president said this about the russian decision to cut that -- the 755 u.s. staff members in russia. let's listen. >> i want to thank him because we're trying to cut down on payroll. as far as i'm concerned i'm very thankful that he let go of a large number of people, because now we have a smaller payroll. there is no real reason for enemy to go back. >> vivian there is a journalistic term for that. i think it might be weird. that was just a strange response that the president had to another country ordering 755 staffer foss not do their work. >> the president has always seemed to do this tap dance with russia. whether with the russian investigation, whether it has to do with the diplomatic relation was russia. he has never outwardly accused russia -- he has never outwardly embraced the intelligence community in the country that feel confident that russia was behind the hacking of the u.s. election in 2016. he says that it was probably maybe russia but

we are joined by jill colvin and vivian sew lamina. jill, this affects -- everything that goes on affect the trump brand. we have seen just how important it is to him. sometimes the people around him affect the trump brand. it makes it a little dicey for someone like secretary price tonight, especially when math comes out, the president reared of polls is going to see all of this. >> yeah. absolutely. look, the president pays very close attention to things like this and he's very sensitive about the way that he's perceived. nonetheless, i do think in reading these particular numbers he actually has some things to be fairly happy about, the fact that more people describe him in these strong man words as opposed to the more negative words is something i'm sure that he is certainly honing in on tonight. but this also, you know, is consistent with just a broad raping of polling that we all know that he is near historic on unpopularity levels. they don't find him trust worthy. so it's just another data point in that very, you know, large gr

en estas islas ha pedido que la gente no se olvide de ellos porque gran parte de los turistas que vivÍanda fue destrozada. un lugar que era un paraÍso hasta hace días. javier: incluso el presidente emmanuel macron tuvo que viajar a san marcos porque dice que se habÍa preocupado de la gente que habÍan muertos y que no habÍa hecho absolutamente nada. carolina: afortunadamente dijo que se iban a dar carpas para que tuvieran aire acondicionado y por favor no dejaran los niÑos de faltar a la escuela. javier: irma fue dejando a 6.7 millones de clientes sin electricidad, si es uno de ellos tenemos recomendaciones para ti. eileen: pasaron 72 horas desde que destruye algunas Áreas del sur de la florida y la pregunta que nos seguimos haciendo incluyÉndote a ti es cuando volverÉ a tener electricidad. la respuesta es incierta pero mientras se resuelve algunas recomendaciones que dieron. si estÁs considerando comprar un generador consulta a un electricista. nunca lo uses dentro de la casa como se ve en esta imagen, ni en el garaje. de preferencia hay que utilizarlo como estÁ en esta foto es decir fue

vivian, tax reform is a great thing to run on, especially a tax cut. bob dole made almost a career out of doing it. the problem is, it is gritty, wonky work when you get down to it. so add -- adjust people's expectations. >> his base wants to see the opposite of what he proposed as a candidate when he proposed tax cuts that would benefit the middle income earners, 20% of them, they would get from 1% to 9% of a tax cut. but the problem was, candidate trump was proposing some tax cuts that would really benefit the wealthy 1%, the wealthiest 1% of the country. so that was something a lot of people in his base were not too pleased with. they want more taxes for earners that make more than $200,000 a year. and so suddenly where he is now nine months into his presidency, starting to get pushback from his base, which potentially could be dwindling. his approval ratings have not been the greatest. he's trying to hold on to those core supporters, and he needs to deliver. health care never panned out, and there were so many other issues, that so far they've seen

vivian, you have lived and worked in the middle east among other places. what chain of events does it trigger if donald trump's decision is to dessert fie this treaty and how does it affect our allies? >> well, first let's talk about what it meeds to be dessert fied. under the iran nuclear deal the president has to certify that every 90 days he has to certify that iran is complying with the obligations of the nuclear agreement. and so if the president decides before the october 15th deadline not to recertify, essentially that could trigger an opportunity, a 60 day window for lawmakers to essentially roll back some of the sanctions that were eased during the iran nuclear agreement and some of those that really provided enormous relief to the iranian economy, to the iranian people. and so that would be sort of the short term expectation is that some of those sanctions could actually be reimplemented if lawmakers chose to pursue that route. long-term we're talking some serious implications for the diplomatic relationship that was established as a result of th

joining us, vivian salama and kimberly adkins, chief washington reporter for the "boston herald." welcome to you both. kimberly, all three of the democratic senators i noted issued kind of the statements tonight they had to about having talked about issues close to their home states. what else do you think was going on here? looking at the invite list, looking at the statements and the readout after the meal? >> yeah, these three democrats weren't chosen randomly. as you point out, they are all up for re-election next year. they're in states that trump won and they have an incentive as you said to try to get something done on tax reform, but donald trump also knows he has the ability to nudge them a little bit the way he likess to do with lawmakers and remind them and voters they have something to lose if they don't work together on a deal. i think the president has the loss behind them on obamacare where he tried to get legislation passed with just republicans. he realizes he can't do that anymore and he's going to target the ones that he thinks he can leverage the most to try to

we are joined by jill colvin and vivian solava. jill, everything that goes on affects the trump brand. we have seen just how important it is to him. sometimes the people around him affect the trump brand. it makes it a little dicy for someone like secretary price tonight, especially when math comes out the president reader of polls is going to see all of this. >> yeah, absolutely. look, the president pays very close attention to things like this. and he's very sensitive about the way he's perceived. nevertheless i do think in reading some of these number, he does have some things to be happy about. positively describing him as strong opposed to the more negative words, which i'm sure he's honing in on tonight. we all know that he is very historic on popularity levels -- he's someone the american people don't trust, they don't find him trustworthy. so just another data point in that very large grouping that's really concerning for the president as well as other folks in the administration. >> vivian, have you been able to see are ba

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vivian has a rare form of alzheimers, for her daughter catherine and the rest of the family organising could make big savings on vivian's council tax bill. they found out by chance and were eventually able to claim back thousands of pounds. you have to go out and ask, you are never offered the information, that's been one of my biggest issues with this whole journey for the last six years is that we've always had to fight for something to make life better and easier for mum. anyone with what's called a severe mental impairment and eligible for certain benefits can claim a council tax discount, 100% if they live alone or 25% if they live with one other person. but new research shows huge variations in people claiming the reduction. at spelthorne it's ten residents and in east ayrshire only 11, but in east dunbartonshire is 447 and ashford 423, all areas with similar populations. the discount has been given to protect the most vulnerable in society, to give them more funds to make their homes suitable for them to live in as their condition deteriorates. that's a good thing but the fact t

we are so proud to call ou our charlie sykes and vivian, tax reform is a great thing to run on.bob dole made a career out of doing it. so adjust people's expectations for. >> and lucky for this president, his base wants to see the opposite of what he proposed as a candidate where he talks about tax cuts and where it would benefit the 20% middle income of them, making it from 9% of a tax cut. candidate trump was proposing tax cuts that'll benefit the wealthy 1%. that was something that a lot of people in his base were not too pleased with. they want more taxes for earners that make more than $200,000 a year. suddenly where he's now nine months into his presidency, he's getting some paush back from hi base which could be dwindling of his rating have not been the greatest. he needs to deliver on some thing. there are so many issues so far and so many bumps on the road. this is one area where there is a lot of potential to win some of that support back. he knows that. when we say two weeks, we hear it a lot for president trump. there is a lot of pressure and there seems to be this d

. >> preguntaron los domicilios que vivÍan desde que sean estados unidos.Ón actual >> los soÑadores tiene que tener una asesorÍa. porque aseguran que a muchos drimers se les han encontrado maneras de pedir la residencia permanente. >> tiene que tener la solicitud lista al dos do louvre para que el servicio de migraciÓn lo tenga a mÁs tardar el 5 de octubre. en la sala redacciÓn jaime p lofton, noticias de univisiÓn 14. >> anÓtete información. se va realizar un taller de daca el 29 de septiembre. rating a direcciÓn puntos en la cia de san josÉ poaquil y estÁ organizada precisamente por sayren. esa teta por citalÁ californianos estÁn de acuerdos con una media protecciÓn al acta del sueÑo. mÁs adelante noticias univisiÓn 14, nueva prÁctica el departamento podrÍa exponer informaciÓn de sus redes sociales usan a su contra un hombre nos contarÁ las horas que pasÓ de bajo los escombros luego del sismo de mÉxico. >> algo en su idea podrÍa haber era sobre todo descenso de las temperaturas parte fines semana. mÁs adelante regresÓ en >> por segunda vez un derrumbe se

let me start with you, vivian. what do you make of this.re we making too much of the new reality in washington, or is donald trump just finally coming home to where he always wanted to be which was in the democratic party? >> a lot of people would say that he was going to be in the middle anyway. a lot of people -- >> why? he ran on a muslim ban, on build the wall, lock her up. i think -- >> but that's not who he was. and i think that was even a concern for the republican base. the republican party, a lot of people who are true conservatives and felt he just did not cut it with regard to the ideology, the true belief of the party and whether he was going to carry that out. so for a lot of people, it's shocking, but it's not. because they feel like he's just basically coming to terms with who he really is, which is somewhere in the middle. and that's, obviously, unsettling. a lot of people in his party who thought this was going to be their moment to accomplish so much on the hill, to -- republicans -- to pass their agenda to get health care

sus amigos vivían por aquí. el problema es encontrar a alguien que lo recuerde.s. estamos buscando a esta persona. ( hablan en voces bajas ) gracias. mujer: ¿y están frescos? claro. todo el pescado y los mariscos que hay aquí están frescos. a ver... a mi marido le gustan los langostinos. langostinos. y también los mejillones. mejillones. mire qué mejillones. mmm. ¿no le gustan los calamares? tengo unos calamares bien bonitos. no. déme medio kilo de langostinos de los grandes, ¿eh? augustín, medio kilo de langostinos de los grandes, ¿eh? buenos días. buenos días. ¿qué pescado tiene hoy? de pescado, tengo varios. tengo salmón... merluza... también tengo lenguado. déme un kilo de lenguado, por favor. un kilo de lenguado. imire qué lenguado! buenos días, señores. ¿desean algún pescado para el almuerzo? ¿o prefieren langostinos, mejillones? tengo de todo, y muy fresco. no, estamos buscando a una persona que frecuentaba esta zona. esta es su fotografía. no. no lo conozco. ¿por qué no preguntan en el negocio de al lado? la señora conoce a todo el mundo. muchas gracias.

estas islas ha pedido que las gentes no se olviden de ello porque gran parte de los turistas que vivÍangenes que veÍamos de barbudo a donde el 95% de la isla fue destrozada, un lugar que era, hasta hace dÍas, un paraíso. javier: incluso, el presidente manuel fraga mac aaron de francia tuvo que viajar porque no habÍan incrementado en francia diciendo que no se habÍa preocupado de la gente que habÍa muerto. carolia: ya dijo que se iban a dar carpas para los niÑos, para que tuvieran el aire acondicionado y no dejarÁn de faltar a la escuela. javier: a medida que irma recorrida florida fue dejando su paso 6.7 millones de clientes sin electricidad. si eres uno de ellos, ahÍ tenemos algunas recomendaciones para ti. adelante, elaine. elaine:pasaron mÁs de 72 horas desde que irma destruyÓ el sur de la florida . la respuesta sobre si regresa la electricidad va a ser incierta. pero fema y la cruz roja dicen que si estÁ considerando ccomprar un generador, consulte a un electricista y tampoco lo compre ppara usarlo dentro de la caja o del garaje porque el monÓxido de carbono puede afectarte . mantÉn

mexicana dejÓ varias historias triste, como la de los hermanitos que fallecieron en el edificio donde vivÍan1 aÑos de edad y aunque peleaba como todos los hermanos, juliÁn cuidaba a ximena, tanto que el dÍa que falleciÓ por el sismo, muriÓ abrazado a ella. la tragedia de estos hermanos es de la mÁs conmovedora que ha surgido de los escombros y la peor pesadilla para su madre, quiÉn estaba trabajando y no pudo hacer nada por ellos. >> una vecina me dijo que gritaban: mamÁ, mamá! aquÍ estoy! reportero: nayeli es madre soltera. todo el edificio se vino abajo por el sismo . nayeli: debÍa haberme ido cuando mis hermanas me dijeron que me fuera, pero confiÉ. me dijeron que estaban vivos y luego salieron y me dijeron que no estaban vivos. reportero: ella trata de sacar fuerzas de donde sea para mantenerse a pie. querÍa tanto a sus hijos que ese dÍa la convencieron de que no los enviar a la escuela. >> si yo hubiese sabido, me quedo con ellos, no los dejo o no sÉ. reportero: esta vecina tambiÉn estÁ destrozada. nayeli por su parte, no ha podido o aceptar su tragedia. ha estado yendo al complejo para

a su hija de 9 y su beb de solo siete meses de edad el pasado miercoles en el departamento donde vivian improvisado en memoria de los niÑos continua creciendo a fuera de la vivienda.. mientras los familiares de las victimas tratan de entender qu provoc esta tragedia.. blanca ---la policia de ciudad de long beach busca a un exhibicionista, un individuo que a mostrado sus partes ntimas a menores de edad en varias ocasiones. cesar --- esto a provocado preocupacion entre varios padres de familia... --- "luis zaragoza" nos tiene ms detalles de esta historia --- take pkg :01 :14 este es el retrato hablado que han proporcionado las autoridades, se trata de un individuo que ha exhibido sus partes ntimas a por lo menos 5 niÑas en edades de 12 a 15 aÑos, lo que a desatado una gran preocupacin por parte de las autoridades, quienes aconsejan el mejor consejo que podemos dar es que caminen en grupos si vienen de regreso de la escuela, no caminen solos y no caminen distraídos con el celular de acuerdo a la policia de long beach los incidentes han ocurrido desde el pasado 6 de agosto, y el ltimo caso

edwin nos cuenta cÓmo vivÍan en washington dc. soÑadores son estupendos. edwin: se reunieron para pedirle que desista de la idea. >> la gente estÁ muy preocupada, toda nuestra comunidad nos ha estado llevando. mientras esperamos nosotros tenemos que seguir luchando. edwin: comunidades inmigrantes que piden a gritos un alto a la agenda antiinmigrantedel presidente. >> nosotros queremos aunque sea apoyar, sabemos que hay bastante miedo. edwin: los movimientos sean en todo el paÍs.un grupo de soÑadores se dedican a llevar la comunidad para salir a apoyar la causa. el gobernador de colorado dijo que daca no es perfecto, pero da una opciÓn a los jÓvenes a salir de las sombras en la que vivieron sin su culpa. sÓlo el congreso podrÍa proteger a los soÑadores. >> hay un proyecto de ley que tenemos que empujar para que proteja a los que tienen ahora el daca. esto va a tomar tiempo, estamos esperando que la gente se envuelva. edwin: la casa blanca ha dicho que daca estÁ bajo revisiÓn,hoy se han limitado a no dar declaraciones. beatriz: la p

jorge: muchas personas que vivÍan en la ciudad de miami, de pronto se han tenido que ir a dÓnde ya pasóuna de las imÁgenes de cuba, realmente impresionante. fÉlix: hay que decir que barrio las islas del caribe. hay que recordar lo que pasÓ en cuba, bermuda y creo que tenemos a ricardo. jorge: si no lo tenemos, seguimos aquÍ. dejen explicar lo que estÁ ocurriendo, estamos cubriendo desde cayo hueso hasta tampa, ahÍ se encuentra pedro y estamos tratando de ir con cada uno de nuestros corresponsales que en estos momentos tienen serios problemas para enviar sus reportajes y para comunicarse con nosotros. pedro: parecÍa un día de relativa calma en tampa. todo el mundo estaba en la espera de la llegada de irma, la mayorÍa de los negocios no abrieron y las gasolineras estaban sin combustible. las calles se veÍan desÉrticas. el Único negocio que encontramos abierto fue esta tienda cubana en un barrio latino, pocos sabÍan que estaba dando un servicio hasta que hicimos una transmisiÓn en vivo de ese lugar y a los minutos se hicieron largas filas. fue tanta la gente que llevo a hacer sus Últimas c

. >> es preocupante que se quedan sin trabajo porque vivÍan de esto, los capitales de una manera u otranque algunos propietarios dicen que son millonarias las pÉrdidas. en torno al fuego y departamento tÉcnico, se hacen las indagatorias del lugar. ilia:en mÉxico, siguen sumando los fallecidos tras el terremoto. en colombia, el papa francisco se lastima durante el recorrido. periodista: son mÁs de 71 muertos en oaxaca tras el terremoto de 8,1, el mÁs potente de 100 aÑos. >> nos unimos al dolor de los mexicanos, vinimos a ayudar. >> de corazÓn lo estamos haciendo. >> aquÍ estamos apoyando toda la gente, siempre que venimos nos apoyan. periodista: en un informe dado a conocer este domingo, el gobernador de oaxaca seÑalÓ que 41 municipios resultaron afectados, una tragedia que ha movilizado a muchos. el pontÍfice se pegÓ en la cabeza al ir saludando dentro del papamÓvil en su visita a cartagena. el vehÍculo se detuvo bruscamente en medio del recorrido. el vaticano confirmÓ que francisco se lastimÓ la quijada pero continuÓ con el recorrido. ♪ en la antesala de la intervenciÓn del canciller v

>> su lugar donde vivÍan vicios deberes que eran pastorear,, hacer muchos mandados y me practica comoo? >> mis papÁs empezaron a platicar sobre trump y que querÍan que yo investigara la historia de mis hermanos a mÍ eso se me hace muy espantoso on miedo de que no vuelvan a ver a sus hijos. >> este tipo de miedo lo habÍa encendido sus padres antes? >> siempre esta presente, pero no es como que aÚn no lo estÁn cazando. >> quÉ te gustarÍa que supiera donald trump? >> me gustarÍa que supiera que somos violadores, drogadictos hay muchos que vienen para sus familias y es gente que nada mÁs quiere lo mejor para su futuro y no para venir a hacer cosas malas. tambiÉn hay otras cualidades aparte de la queÉl ve que es todo el trabajo duro, la persistencia, siguen viviendo, siguen teniendo esa ilusiÓn de poder hacer algo con subidas. ramÓn: regresamos con mÁs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es contacto deportivo. natalie: leÓn y amÉrica disputaron el primer encuentro del dÍa correspondiente a la fecha 11. su primera acciÓn al 54, gracias a pablo aguilar. cuando parecÍa que la nochese veÍa azul cre

reportera: de las 43 vÍctimas mortales en el estado, 12 de ellas vivÍan en esta pequeÑa localidad.lograron salir ilesos. pero la familia que estaba mÁs cerca del altar con la niÑa vestida de blanco, quedÓ enterrada. >> le digo a la policÍa: jala la campana. hay gente atrapada en la iglesia. reportera: el sacerdote que estaba cerca de la puerta, tambiÉn se salvÓ. >> al tiempo de que cayÓ la piedra. vemos la piedra y yo oigo el llanto. reportera: pero todos estaban impotentes ante la piedra que pesaba mÁs de una tonelada. >> yo le gritaba a la gente que abajo de la piedra estaba el niÑo. no habÍa modo de mover la piedra. reportera: esta historia, al igual que rescatados y rescatistas en una ediciÓn especial le "aquÍ y ahora". doble golpe. jorge: vamos a hacer una pausa pero cuando regresemos vamos a hablar sobre cÓmo univisión ha hecho un puente entre puertorriqueÑos dentro y fuera de la isla. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) el nuevo camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. exigimos que nuestros teléfonos sean más que teléfonos. queremos más que "echarnos porras". más que "compartir" nuestros colores. ¡exigi

vivian has a rare form of alzheimers, for her daughter catherine and the rest of the family organisingax bill. they found out by chance and were eventually able to claim back thousands of pounds. you have to go out and ask, you are never offered the information, that's been one of my biggest issues with this whole journey for the last six years is that we've always had to fight for something to make life better and easier for mum. anyone with what's called a severe mental impairment and eligible for certain benefits can claim a council tax discount, 100% if they live alone or 25% if they live with one other person. but new research shows huge variations in people claiming the reduction. at spelthorne it's ten residents and in east ayrshire only 11, but in east dunbartonshire is 447 and ashford 423, all areas with similar populations. the discount has been given to protect the most vulnerable in society, to give them more funds to make their homes suitable for them to live in as their condition deteriorates. that's a good thing but the fact that bureaucratic ineptitude is stopping peopl

. >>> donde ahora hay escombros antes del terremoto estaba una casa en la que vivÍan la madre de ausenciaÓs y muchas personas como ustedes. >>> llegar esta localidad ubicada en la sierra de puebla no fue cosa fÁcil, nos tomÓ mÁs de 24 horas y gracias a los voluntarios abrieron camino >>> escuchamos que estaba tronando el cerro hace poco minutos tuvimos que correr >>> sÍ >>> te importa arriesgar tu vida pa yuvida para ayudar >>> sÍ porque quiero que si necesito ayuda llega >>> son 5 mil personas las que la necesitan como a del fo y su familia que todo el trabajo de una vida entera estÁ por converso en terremoto >>> el terremoto fracturÓ la casa >>> y por ello sdu viertuvieron salir y ahora viven aquÍ con sus hijos la inter pie re. por su parte el auxiliar municipal hace un llamado al gobierno federal que dice brilla por su ausencia. >>> lo que necesitamos son algunos polines, lÁminas pa poco llames a quienes no tienen nada >>> no solo las casas estÁn daÑadas las 4 escuelas quedaron inservibles como la Única escuela primaria del pueblo, el palacio municipal y hasta la iglesia de mÁs de 300

. >> reporter: vivian skipper was charlie and diane's neighbor. she runs a flower shop nearby.is a kind of thing you could feel in the air or what? >> you could feel it in the air. i was at the flower shop. >> reporter: probably not too thrilled with the idea of getting in your car and driving away. >> i didn't even want to go home. it was pretty bad in horry county that day. >> when i first arrive, what i'm looking at is an opportunity to get oriented to the crime scene. >> reporter: the man responsible for making sense of the crime scene was prosecutor fran humphries, then deputy chief solicitor for horry county. had the house been tossed, rifled? >> it had. one of the first things you do is you look for things -- this appeared to be a home invasion burglary. >> reporter: first take on it? >> first take. no question. >> reporter: it was a gruesome crime scene. the bathroom awash in charlie's blood. there was blood spatter in the bedroom where diane lay. but several feet from diane, there are notably a few small droplets. >> it appeared that someone involved in the crime, not

territorio de puebla, un perro al que se le muriÓ su dueÑo despuÉs de que se derrumbÓ la casa en la que vivÍanno se mueve. los trabajadores vuelven al perro por horas, pero regresa y la familia sabe que estÁ triste porque su compaÑero de aÑos muriÓ. >> ahora no quiere comer. dejamos tortilla pero no quieren. francisco: de todas las poblaciones esta es la mÁs necesitada debido a la pobreza que impera entre sus habitantes. 70 por ciento de las casas se derrumbaron, arrebatÁndoles lo poco que tenÍan. los habitantes saben que la historia de quijote que causÓ revuelo en las redes sociales sirviÓ para que muchos voltearon a ver a este pequeÑo y pobre poblado. >> hay que organizarnos para sacar todos los escombros y luego comenzar casa por casa. francisco: miles de personas han llegado para ayudar no sÓlo a la familia de dignidad sino a los demÁs damnificados que quedaron sin casa y desde el sismo duermen en la intemperie o en tiendas de campaÑa. >> para lo que sea como para reconstrucciÓn, entregar vÍveres, todo. francisco: lo que urge ahora es volver a tener un techo. julio: en la capital mexicana

, her black fordscape was pound, it's not far from the high school close to mary weather post paw vivian. >> it's heartbreaking. it's hard to figure out what to do, what to say. i've been calling her cell phone and texting her and sending her message. just like juan of these times she's going to answer. >> the montgomery county police investigation appeared to respond after going in and out of her condo. >> a attribute to this teacher, her students are going to gather tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 and set out on their own to look for her. live in columbia. >>> thank you. new at 11:00, a judge has delayed a key decision affecting the georgetown branch trail and the purple line. a temporary restraining order was filed to stop tree cutting on the trail and reopen parts of it. a judge was the order today but will wait until a hearing later this month. the trail is he is enclosed for purple line construction but groups have gone to court to stop the project. >> this is a metrobus driver caught reading a paper while driving a bus full of people. the passenger said he was turning the page while he

sobrevivientes que pasaron el momento mÁs difÍcil de sus vidas en medio de los escombros del edificio donde vivÍanco la preocupaciÓn estÁ centrada en la falla de una represa que obligÓ a la evacuaciÓn de mÁs de 60,000 personas. vamos con informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix debedou y arantxa loÍzaga. ♪ fÉlix: la tierra se estremeciÓ de nuevo en mÉxico del paÍs fue golpeado por un terremoto de magnitud 6.1. pasamos con enrique acevedo para que nos cuente quÉ efectos generÓ este sismo y cÓmo continÚan las labores de los rescatistas. enrique, adelante. enrique: muchÍsimas gracias, fÉlix. la cifra de muertos ha superado las 300 personas, mÁs de 27 de estas personas son menores de edad, hay algunos extranjeros y es que la tierra no ha dejado de moverse desde el 7 de septiembre aquÍ en mÉxico cuando se registrÓ el terremoto entre chiapas y oaxaca. hoy esta rÉplica de la que hablabas de 6.1, que tambiÉn se sintiÓ aunque de manera muy leve en la ciudad de mÉxico. muchos de los que estamos aquÍ cubriendo la tragedia del 19 de septiembre, nos levantamos con la a

i want to bring in political report vivian and ron insana. he joins mccain, rand paul, and we know that collins and murkowski aren't there yet. do they have the votes to get this through? >> a the this point it remains to be seen. we're all waiting to hear whether senator mike lee of utah might be on board with this bill or if he's a no. ted cruz's people suggested that mike lee is a no vote. his staffers are not committing to any answer either way. they take the issue with the bill as it is right now. potentially that she could be bought. and that was with the skinny -- than the tub substance of the policies. this is not health care reform. you talk about goos lighting with respect to the nfl, this is a gas lighting on a policy that affects one sixth. this is not reform. i'm going to be as honest and candid as i can possibly be, after 33 years of financial reporting, this is a craven effort to cut craven expenditures, nothing more, nothing less. there's no reform in either health care reform or tax reform. that's all this is. that's all it's

vivian, as you watch this morning, what struck you most? >> couple of things.first of all it was donald trump, the man, full on for the world to see. talking about calling kim jong un a rocket man, referring to terrorists as losers. that is something that we've seen him do here talking to domestic audiences but a lot of that is interesting because it gets lost in translation when you are talking to a world audience. i've been speaking with people, shooting messages back and forth with people in the room and getting quick reactions and a lot of them are really astonished and outrages. one person -- >> how could they be? they have seen and heard this president over the last eight or nine months? >> that is the thing. a lot people are seeing him front and center for the first time. their first exposure to him and really thought that you know an american president would get in dpront of this world audience and would at least sort of cater a message to the world audience but that is not what he did. interesting, we were talk about this embarrassment to the u.s. comm

. >> apparently this little girl, vivian, just under 2 years old, gets really sad to the point of tearsshe hears really slow songs. the one that really gets her every time though is "my heart will go on" by celine dion. >> as soon as that song starts to play you're like oh, this is the part where he's gonna die. >> there was plenty of room for jack on that door. >> i agree. >> i totally agree. >> she froze him. >> exactly. >> the third display of kid drama, doesn't like daddy's kisses. >> he's kissing her so hard. she's like hey, i'm a lady. >> yeah. >> pretty smooth baby face. >> you're thinking that's cute, a one-time thing. she still wants nothing to do with dad's kisses. >> do it again. ♪ >>> it's a drum wattbattle. >> something tells me this officer was a drum major in his past life. >> see who wins this beating. >> you got served! >>> plus the buzzword for your shot to win an ipad mini is coming up next. ewwww oh eat it! lysol kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft and hard surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. you're lucky you're cute. lysol max cover with 2x wider

vivian has a rare form of alzheimers, for her daughter catherine and the rest of the family organisingnce and were eventually able to claim back thousands of pounds. you have to go out and ask, you are never offered the information, that's been one of my biggest issues with this whole journey for the last six years is that we've always had to fight for something to make life better and easier for mum. anyone with what's called a severe mental impairment and eligible for certain benefits can claim a council tax discount, 100% if they live alone or 25% if they live with one other person. but new research shows huge variations in people claiming the reduction. at spelthorne it's ten residents and in east ayrshire only 11, but in east dunbartonshire is 447 and ashford 423, all areas with similar populations. the discount has been given to protect the most vulnerable in society, to give them more funds to make their homes suitable for them to live in as their condition deteriorates. that's a good thing but the fact that bureaucratic ineptitude is stopping people getting that discount is not

vivian, you're working with two official refugee centres in bangladesh with the un refugee agency. in the last 12 days or so. that's a huge influx for these two camps. the resources are strained yet we are working the government and ngos to accommodate them as best we can to meet their life—saving needs and we are providing temporary shelter and food and medical care for those who need it. but they are in very bad condition as your other guest was saying. they are coming in barefoot. they've walked for days and days. in one case up they've walked for days and days. in one case up to they've walked for days and days. in one case up to seven they've walked for days and days. in one case up to seven days. they report that after fleeing their villages, they have to hide in the jungle or in the mountains because they are afraid of being caught and eventually they reach bangladesh and they were able to seek safety here, but even now, they are scattered. the new arrivals in bangladesh are scattered in different low cautions. they are in some of the refugees camps where we work and they ar

en san gregorio pero esa misma noche solicitaron su ayuda en esta residencia multifamiliar donde vivÍano que los hace vivir una especie de doble vida. ambos tienen familias y ejercen trabajos profesionales. oscar es veterinario y raÚl trabaja para una aseguradora. en haitÍ realizaron dramÁticos rescates. >> mi hija mayor me dice que salve muchas vidas y el pequeÑo me dice que me quiere mucho. >> por quÉ haces esto? >> sabemos el riesgo que hay pero cuando rescates a una persona vale la pena. >> quÉ le cuentas a los niÑos? >> solo lo bueno. >> los topos de cancÚn no son los Únicos que vinieron a brindar ayuda. nosotros mismos presenciamos la llegada del equipo de japÓn y otros paÍses. se torna en pesadilla cada minuto que pasa nosotros los que vivimos el fútbol, exigimos que nuestros teléfonos sean más que teléfonos. queremos más que "echarnos porras". más que "compartir" nuestros colores. ¡exigimos ver nuestros partidos en vivo! ...goooool!!!! espera, tengo que contestar mi tele. no te conformes con cualquier plan de datos ilimitados. solo el plan at&t unlimited plus incluye hbo. ♪ incl

vivian calling in on the line for democrats. should advertisements be regulated?aller: different lies. it is time to put the truth out. they have children and teenagers looking at this. our country looks like it is going backwards. trump is trying to make us look like russia. someone needs to do something about it. he sets up these lies from day to day. host: who is someone that should do that? do you think facebook or twitter or the federal government? caller: excuse me. right now, i think the federal government should step in. twitter is not going to do it. we need them to step in. we need our senators and congressmen to speak out about this. something has to be done. thank you. have a nice day. comment, more facebook if this is another attempt to bubble up the absurd notion that fake news and fake advertisements cost hillary the election, forget it. more from mark zuckerberg on that announcement. [video clip] >> to be clear it is always been against our policies to use our tools in many ways that break the laws. we have tools in place to prevent this. we can do

the person in the middle is the chinese director and producer vivian qu, who has presented her new film film festival. qu is the only female director competing for the coveted golden lion award this year. angels wear white is one of 21 international films vying for the golden lion that will be awarded in the italian city on saturday. china says it will support further measures by the un against north korea, following pyongyang's nuclear test on sunday. but it's unclear whether beijing will go as far as to block oil shipments to the country, which is what the us is demanding. lieutenant colonel daniel davis is a military expert and senior fellow at the defence priorities thinktank. i asked him whether he believed the current thaad missile defence system put in place by the us and south korea, was enough of a deterrent. the thaad system has a radar to detect incoming missiles and it can attack and destroy it. it has a good track record for short range and intermediate range ballistic exiles. it can go out to about 200 kilometres is the range on that. the problem is, when it is fully opera