that never bothered me, because we also had supporters like yolanda. catholic church and overseas organizations helped us. after years, the peruvian state finally recognized that we were being poisoned and that we were being made sick. reporter: the smelter of la oroya has scaled back its output, but it has not been shut down completely. the area is still suffering the effects of heavy metals. the future of the smelter is a sensitive issue in la oroya. some want to reactivate the aging complex. ultimately there are jobs depending on it. this is the kind of question that can divide families. [translated] >> you need to look for a balance, of course. obviously the smelter needs a better filter so pollution can decline. >> the thing i worry about most is the health of my children. i even argue with my husband about this. just like him, i also worked in the mine. but i want the operators to be more responsible. reporter: one person who has always stood by the victims is pedro barreto, a cardinal who comes from the region. over the years he has seen how man

se estarÁn presentando el cantante de mÚsica regional mexicana ramÓn ayala y tambiÉn la cantante yolanda tiempo para el resto de la semana, pasamos con elena elena: buenas tardes, comenzamos viendo como estÁn las condiciones actualmente el Área de la bahÍa, el o parcialmente en nublado, con 63 grados, 69 en san josÉ, miren como estuvieron las mÁximas en el resto del estado durante este viernes que estamos terminando la semana laboral, en el valle central mÁximas en 93, en sacramento alcanzaron los 85 grados, la madrugada si los despejados, mÍnima descendiendo a los 57, maÑana sÁbado continuaremos con condiciones secas, en san francisco 66 grados, el domingo vamos a tener excelentes condiciones, cielos mayormente soleados, y mÁximas en san josÉ alcanzando los 79, las temperaturas mÁximas para el domingo por debajo de los 80 grados, en cuanto al pronÓstico extendido condiciones secas, la prÓxima semana laboral tambiÉn, pero tendremos aumento de temperatura a mediado de semanas con mÁximas en san josÉ hasta los 90 grados, un placer informarle sobre las condiciones del tiempo y que tenga una

yolanda vázquez nos cuenta los hechos de este incidente >>> hay un sin número de preguntas que asaltanuestamente a manos de un empleado del hotel majesty en punta cana república dominicana, ha puesto las autoridades en la tarea de investigar más a fondo. y con la intención de hallar responsables en este ataque y acabar el incidente que habría ocurrido en enero pasado el ministro de turismo se pronunció esta tarde >>> nosotros no teníamos conocimiento por eso el presidente de la república ordenó, a ministerio de turismo y a toda la constitución que tiene que ver con asuntos de seguridad, que preparamos un plan de seguridad turística >>> de buena manera la policía informó cómo está manejando el caso >>> se encontraba en la habitación y esas son de las cosas que los investigadores encontraron algunas incongruencias entre declaración de ella y la del esposo >>> 10° batallón años narra en las últimas horas en entrevista varios medios cómo terminó ella con su rostro amoratado, inflamado con su cuerpo adolorido >>> (habla en inglés) >>> cuando yo caminaba desde mi cuarto hacia el lugar donde

former crime scene investigator yolanda mcclary was a consultant for nbc news. >> the same vicinity,as approached in her residence by two males at gunpoint. also involved a home invasion/robbery situation. so police early on thought it was a possibility these two men might have something to do with the murder. >> a composite sketch was released of the two men. still detectives had no prints, no eyewitnesses, and no murder weapon connecting them or anyone else to sherri's murder, and the dna collected was useless -- at least right now. police went ahead and collected it anyway. why? >> well, at crime scenes, if you know there was possible evidence on anything, you're not going to leave it behind. so it was great forethought on their behalf actually to recover it. >> detectives scoured the condo and the entire complex. the only thing apparently stolen was from the garage. sherri's car, and that was recovered just a mile away from the crime scene with the keys still in it. the only other thing missing -- sherri and her husband's marriage license. it seemed an odd thing to steal. cash, c

. >> yo, yolanda, yolanda, he ain't gonna do a ( bleep ) thing!vier. even if you bleep the words. >> kroft: what's your favorite line? >> jackson: i like the "say what again?" line or, "do they speak english in 'what'?" >> what country you from? >> what? >> what ain't no country i ever heard of. they speak english in what? >> what? >> english, ( bl >> kdo you ts theli, or the way? >> jackson: i think-- there's a wrong way to say everything, and i think i found ways to say things right that make people remember them or resonate in the correct way. >> kroft: directors praise his preparation, professionalism and work ethic, and almost always give him wide berth with his performance. but he's not always entirely flexible. >> kroft: so if a director wants you to do something you don't think would be good for you or good for the film, you won't do it? >> jackson: no, pretty much. >> kroft: they understand that when they hire you? >> jackson: some people think that they could overcome it. that, you know, we come to a compromise, you know, and they'll go,

i am very pleased to be joined this morning by sfpd partners, commander lazar and captain yolanda williams, who may be joining me in this because we have been partners in this presentation and in this work in the process of revising our m.o.u. this presentation and the status of the m.o.u. will include the following. i will share with you the opportunities that community members had to participate in the process of providing feedback and suggestions to revise the language. i will give you a sense of who attended the community meetings, i will share resources that we provided to c.b.o. partners and community members, i will share with you some of the most mentioned topics, feedback, and comments, and i will share with data that was -- it was requested to shared current arrest dated to give a sense of what is happening in our schools , and lastly, we will show some examples of some of the key areas in which we are proposing a new language. we held four community meetings that were facilitated by sfusd leadership, myself, and also the director director of school response crisis response and v

on behalf of supervisor peskin, the late yolanda demar. >> president yee: that brings us to the end of the agenda. any further business before us today. >> clerk: that concludes business for today. >> president yee: okay, we are adjourned. >> good morning and thank you for being here. today has been a long time coming and it is certainly a cause for celebration. i'm glad to see so much support for our animals. we are joined today by some of our adoption partners, including sonoma reptile rescue, wonder dog, mutts ville, pause, as well as our largest partner, the san francisco spca. [applause] >> it takes a village to care for the 10,000 animals we taken every year, so we all worked closely together to save as many as we can, also joining us are our coworkers from across the city who help the shelter function. we are animal experts, so we are very dependent on our counterparts at city hall who keep us on the straight and narrow and pitch in from everything from accounting, to human resources, to legal advice , building management, everything else that keeps the shelter afloat. nearly al

. >> reporter: yolanda peoples put the principle into practice. >> don't forget. >> reporter: in januaryshort facebook live broadcast, encouraging followers to practice gratitude as a way to change their response to the vercumstances in their lives. >> instead of ebody being angry and vengeful, let's startn a new cha of gratitude and holiness and love. >> reporter: after reading a letter from a woman in botswana, she knew she was on to something. >> she opened her phone and my video popped up and she watched it. she said in her litte etter, it her hope to live. >> reporter: she went live for a full hour, sgearing messa of hope. >> get off the ferris wheel of pain. make love your first response and your first choice. choose forgiveness over all things. >> my name is denise homes. i joined the movement. >> reporter: the group grew with so-called gratituders logging in all over the world. and sharing their own posts. >> i can rise from it knowing that neither my injuries nor my wheelchair defines me. >> i don't know where to be to tell you how much this gratitude journey has really changed

karla: de hecho, yolanda siguiÓ en la carrera de actriz por mucho tiempo.tenciÓn durante el encuentro de anoche. Éstas imÁgenes son perturbadoras. muestran como nombre amenazado por el cuello un empleo en una tienda de mayor, lo estrangula y lo puÑal hasta que pierde sentido. mientras, un cÓmplice busca la caja registradora y robar contenido. la policÍa arrestÓ a uno de los sospechosos y la vÍctima sobreviviÓ. pide el -- es importante conocer los derechos que tiene una persona siga agentes de inmigraciÓn tocan su puerta. >> sabes quÉ hacer si ahÍ se llega a buscarte? no estÁs obligado a abrir a no ser que tengan una orden de cateo a tu nombre. guarda silencio hasta hablar con tu abogado. pide que deslice los documentos. si no entiendes, no abras la puerta. si te llevan y no entiendes, guarda silencio. no firmes nada, tienes derecho a una llamada, contacta a tu familia para que busquen a un abogado o llama a un amigo para que avise a tu familia. satcha: para mÁs informaciÓn, pueden visitar nuestra pÁgina spio de noticias con un reencuentro que estoy segura d

yolanda in georgia on the line for those who make over $100,000 a year. good morning. caller: good morning. what theto know government is doing about the national lunch program. some kids get free lunch, but some kids don't. i think we should start where our children are. our children need to feel like they are all equal to each other . as adults, we already don't and we accepted -- except -- we already accept it. children need to be supported. i don't understand why children need to pay for school lunch. host: ray in west virginia, the line for those who make a low $25,000 a year. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, sir. caller: how are you this morning? host: i am doing well. caller: i get a little check from the government. it is not much for it i also have a house payment that comes out of it, electric bill, everything. it is hard to make it on what i get. i am disabled and cannot work. and a $300a month house payment plus electric and .tuff, it leaves nothing left i thank you. host: what could help you, sir? caller: a little extra money. they can s

[inaudible] along with those we are designating additional district leaders, yolanda being, months or oman and owes him nacve. these sanctions are all very important for recent activities. the president has also designated, instructed me that we will be designating sorry later this week. so with that, i am happy to take a few questions. >> you said the president indicated last week that he believed that the shootdown of the drone may have been mistaken by local commanders on the ground. taken together, what you've announced today wouldseem to indicate that maybe this wasn't a mistake, it was an intentional act . >> i wouldn't read in the anything into that. any of these executive orders that the president saw and was in the works previously. these actions are people who have either made threats for specific things and again, i don't think you should interpret this any otherwise than we are designating people who we believe were responsible for the chain of command whether they did it or not. >> thank you for doing this briefing, what would you respond to your critics to say these sanc