yolanda: estuvieron trayendo cuerpos.iquiera decir su nombre. una mirada las hace llorar, están muy mal. eh, vienen desbordadas psicológicamente, y el encontrar a las compañeras, a otras mamás en el comité que las escuchan, que no las señalan, desde ahí comienza un nuevo inicio para ellas. angie: apoyada por el comité, doña yolanda se enfrentó al gobierno de méxico para que encontraran los restos de su hija. aunque la ayuda clave para su caso y el de otras madres como ella vendría de mucho más lejos y gracias a los avances de la ciencia. verónica: el adn es el material genético que cada persona tiene en su cuerpo. y es básicamente lo que nos hacen humanos. angie: verónica cano es científica forense del laboratorio de adn de la ciudad de nueva york, uno de solo tres en el mundo que identifica a los migrantes que mueren tratando de llegar a estados unidos por el desierto. verónica: lo que hacemos es extraemos el adn de la persona, obtenemos su perfil de adn y, luego, lo comparamos con perfiles de adn de familiares. angie: e

yolanda ojeda: thank you. damian: so, we all know that the administration pushed this initiative forward to where if you qualify or if you're receiving assistance, federal assistance, food stamps and whatnot, then you might not qualify for a green card eventually. is it a concern now with the financial aid as well with students? what are you seeing? yolanda: well, currently we--cet offers and we work with department of labor to get funding for farm workers. we have been helping the farm worker community for many, many years. and currently, there is quite a bit of money under that for students who come to cet to further their education, to receive additional training in different careers that they may choose that we offer. this money is free money. they do not need to pay this back. and this grant actually cover 100% of their cost of training. it comes with additional funds to help with what we call stipends to help out with transportation, childcare cost, educational--additional educational services that they

king's granddaughter yolanda.n how to be forward and not be shy anymore. she was beaming when you jumped up faster when your mother did. yolanda once said, i have a dream that enough is enough. and i've spent enough time in churches over the years to say amen. dr. king is still our drum major for justice. and as we celebrate his birthday, let's remember that to truly honor the way he lived, we must redeem the way he died. now, as many of you know, i've been fighting gun violence, and the nra, for many years, spending hundreds of millions of dollars of my own money, and traveling around this country, rallying voters, of gun safety candidates, and causes. and i'm glad to say i have never seen more energy behind the movement than i see right now. it's a movement that i think dr. king would have been proud of. every color, every gender, every religion, every background. we're making real progress. and i'm happy to say in both blue and red states. and here in washington, the democratic house that many of us work to ele

yolanda: yo sé que, a pesar de todo, mi hijo va a poder avanzar.tal vez no sea el mejor alumno, pero sí un hombre responsable. con un espíritu y un corazón restaurados. ay, mi amor. chiquito. tomás: "maestra abusaba de su alumno". marieta: y eso es todo lo que dice sobre baruch y su mamá. rafa: yo les dije que esa maestra no me daba buena espina. desde que vino con el muchacho ese, se me hizo muy "malurosa". tomás: es que ella declaró que mucho de lo que hizo fue justamente porque lo vivió en carne propia. estaba supertraumada. marieta: y en su descargo, ella dijo que su marido la había hecho vivir un infierno. tomás: ay, acuérdense, si quieren mantenerse alejados del peligro, de los engaños, de los abusos, sigan al pie este sabio dicho: "quien te ama no te daña". ajá. >> >>posible terrorista arrestan en nueva york. peligro por lluvias espera que la fuerte tormenta avance maÑana domingo sobre nuestra zona, le tenemos recomendaciones para mantenerse seguros. >>bienvenidos a noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. en una jornada trÁgica una avioneta se

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yolanda, you're up. >> i'm here to provide an update on the progress toward the community center at 1550 like to note shelby campbell will provide an update specific to the construction progress so for the sake of time i'll focus on the community programming and community engagement aspects of the project. i always like to go back to the beginning and that is asking the question why are we as an agency so committed to this project. that goes back to the historic community mitigation agreement he is referenced prior by catherine curtis and when the clean water act passed in the '70s the community organized and part of our expansion in the treatment plan they demanded much of the same thing they're demanded today and that resolves around access for opportunities to education and hands-on skill building. so in furtherance of that mitigation they constructed the facility at 1800 oak dale and created and pointed a seven-member southeast facility commission. from that history fast forward from the creation of the existing facility at 1800 oakdale to 2011 when we had a lot of requests coming fr

. >> yolanda is a retired crime scene investigator and was a consultant to "dateline." >> shots fired at very close range. >> she's reviewed court records and media reports on this case. we return with her to the actual apartment where sherry was found murdered to try to understand what happened. police think maybe the killer just walked in the open front door. >> they didn't find any forced entry, so yes, they're assuming that the killer just walked right in. >> and right here where we're standing is where there's some kind of confrontation. >> there appears to be a struggle but we also have shots fired at this point. we have one shot that clearly goes straight through this backslider and another shot that went through sherry and back out through the slider also. >> and so sherry's wounded and she tries to get back downsta s downstairs. >> she gets down these steps and actually would appear that she's trying to go out the door or make it to that alarm box where there's a panic button and at that point we believe sherry went down in this area due to the fact that you could see marks i

. >> any name is yolanda valisimo on behalf of benny gabulio to read his statement. he owns the shoe store two stores down and had business and asked it be read. i run the shoe store two doors down from the propefd location. i support having a cannabis store on our block and think s.a.g. is the right team of people to make it happen. a cannabis store will add much leaded cameras, lighting and security improving safety on the block and helping patrons feel more comfortable visiting our stores and it will increase foot traffic on the corridor and bring new customers to my and other neighborhood stores. johnny, connor and shawn are closely connected to our neighborhood and committed to being good neighbors. i look forward to working along side them and hope you will approve their store as quickly as possible. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> happy valentine's day, commissioners. my name is flip sarro. i'm a former president of the haight-ashbury neighborhood council and the haight-ashbury merchants association and a 25-year resident of the haight and i

prince george's county delegate yolanda washington sponsored the bill. >> we get report in 2018 about what we can do to protect our elections even more, and this is one of the things that came out of i to make sure we protect our elections via absentee ballots. >> reporter: the state board told the i-team acknowledged to ters the state cannot guarantee secrecy nor can it protect against all risks when using the internet. snow one spoke against the bill but that waselso the c with similar legislation last year and that bill never made it to a vote. delegate washington says he's more confident it h more support this yea >> our original investigation just check out our nbc washington app and click on investigatns. >>> espionage, foreign agents, spy,s sou like a novel or something, but there are real concerns metros new hi-tech rail cars could be hacked. why. tuss explains >> reporter: could your metro rail car be spying on you? know.u never >> reporter: you nevere know. thssue a lot of these rail cars are becoming more hi-tech. they're more connected. you take a look at somhese ogwer rai

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be your feet ♪ >> reporter: and a moving tribute to the queen of soul, aretha franklin, featured yolandawith a stirring rendition of "natural woman." ♪ woman >> reporter: wow. all the feels. there were times in the show where it felt like a flashback. others where it felt like a revolution. and some notes for you. icon quincy jones added a 28th grammy to his resume. he has more than any living artist. guys? >> all right. we'll get back to you in a bit. such a special night all the way around. thank you. >> i got chills. >> yeah, let's watch it again. >> kind of like that. >>> but we're going to go from music to mayhem with the latest out of virginia. governor ralph northam is speaking out about the political chaos that has gripped his state and about his own political future. chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is here with more. good morning, tom. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. governor northam is reportedly reading "roots." he plans on having conversations about race throughout the state and isn't going anywhere. as he attempts his first steps into asking for fo

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>> my cousin bernice king was there my cousin martin was his daughter yolanda renee, my daughter washat was marvelous to me. it was marvelous. and, you know, congratulations to the patriots. let's not be mad and mean-spirited if that was not our team. everybody does their best. the patriots just did their best. >> that's true. everyone, dr. king will agree with you, except everyone who lives in new orleans and they are still mad about that call. >> i know. that call was wrong. pete: dr. alveda king things the call was wrong. >> human error. pete: we all have it. ainsley: we all make mistakes. pete: we appreciate it. ainsley: thank you. the migrant caravan closing in on the u.s. border. now we are learning mexico government could be helping them out. chick in with griff who is on the ground with them coming up. brian: is it the end for gronk? will he retire after winning third super bowl? brian asked him that very question after the game. he joins us live in atlanta with the answer. we can't tell you. that's called a tease. ♪ going to take opt world some day ♪ you got blood on your fa