hi yuri president putin and heir to one are expected to address the media at any minute now have we heard anything come out of this meeting yet. well indeed it seems that the most important issues in today's talks in such are here in russia was through the turkish offensive into northern syria and offensive which has been a widely condemned internationally including here in russia as the russian foreign ministry said earlier today that the turkish military operation in north and syria was a violation of syria's territorial integrity president putin has been attempting obviously to cast himself as a mediator between the syrian government and turkey it seems that russia could help the president i do and as president putin is arguably one of the best and closest allies to both of the syrian president assad and the turkish president and one of the kremlin's spokespersons meter to scoff today reaffirmed moscow's hopes for direct turkish syrian talks in the future told us that both countries syria and turkey house have so far objected meanwhile yury germany's defense minister has made a s

for more on the story we can go to our correspondent yury rich chateau he joins us from moscow hi yuri what can we expect from this meeting of presidents everyone and putin. well like turkey russia is directly involved in military activities in syria both countries have troops and heavy weapons on the ground we saw it in the report putin and. like to stress that they are very close partners but the thing is that russia has completely different interests in syria to turkey moscow supports president assad uncorrupt wants us not to go moscow has support of the kurds in the past and cairo wants to fight them therefore both presidents putin and i don't have a lot of coordination if they want to avoid a situation in which their soldiers and are facing each other in battle also the turks a recent military offensive hasn't gone down well in moscow so both presidents are going to discuss the withdrawal of the kurdish militia from the border with turkey that's why today's meeting between you and putin in sochi is so important for both of them you're in germany defense minister has actually made

have been discussing yuri. well sarah russian president putin sat a high level of russia to a corporation should help find solutions for this complicated conflict in syria and that these stumbling block will certainly turkey's recent military operation in the north and syria against syrian kurdish fighters which was always has been widely come down to internationally including here in russia the kurds have reached out to the syrian government and its main ally russia seeking any protection if the russian foreign ministry said in response to that that this military operation was a violation of serious territorial integrity so this was certainly the main topic on that agenda in russia in sochi however russia could be a mediator between turkish president and on and syrian president assad. spokesperson scott once again i refer referring to russia's hopes for direct turkish syrian talks in the future for the meantime your we have here in germany the defense minister and a great crime karam our telling d.w. that germ

so bringing us up to date there thank you yuri and you can watch g.w.'s full interview with the german defense minister coming up right here in about 40 minutes time let's check in now and some other stories making news around the world demonstrations in lebanon continued late into monday night even after the government approved emergency economic reforms the protests over the country's dire economic situation have gone on for days demonstrators slammed the reforms as empty promises and they're calling for leaders to step down israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a majority government funding the country into political uncertainty he was repeatedly rebuffed after trying to establish an alliance with his rival benny gantz now council try to form a coalition but he could face an equally difficult task. in northern ireland abortion and to same sex marriage have become legal for the 1st time a last ditch attempt by conservative politicians to block the legislation failed the changes to northern ireland's laws were said in motion by a

we have team analysis our correspondent you are shadows in moscow dorian jones is in istanbul and yuri i'd like to begin with you walk us through what exactly russia and turkey have agreed to here well russian foreign minister sergei lavrov presented to after the talks in sochi here in russia a plan which includes several aspects of points i think 3 of them are essential 1st to moscow and ancora have agreed to that to the kurdish militias would to pull back 30 kilometers away from the turkish syrian border 2nd to love russian military police and syrian border guards would be deployed to on the syrian side of the border with turkey outside of the zone of turkish military operation and 3rd target extends to the ceasefire forms of the north from syria which was initially scheduled for tonight by another 10150 hours or more than 6 days which is pretty long so dorian what does this mean for turkey is offensive in northern syria. well for now at least it is is on hold and i think that this agreement in many ways what it sees is the consolidation of turkey's gains turkey has basically taken s

yuri continÚa de gira.silla de ruedas, enfermeras, bastones. [risas] despuÉs de él, esto es un pan de dios. >> incluso, ha influenciado en cuÁnto al arreglo en el escenario. yuri: yo ya las veo. le digo que llevan lentejuelas. las estoy echando a perder. poquito. no creas que mucho tampoco. ellas tienen su estilo y yo el mÍo. no quiero aunque ella sean como yo, ni yo como pandora. somos dos personalidades diferentes. >> por cierto, en plena entrevista isabel de lato a yuri sobre un nuevo proyecto. >>queremos salir en series. tu serie puede cerrar la serie con la gira? yuri: sÍ, voy hacer una serie, pero eso es mÁs adelante. >> hablÉ de mÁs? yuri: van a estar presentes en la serie. sobre todo ella. mira. [risas] los amamos! >>si usted quiere ver juntas cantando a su ex no se pierdan el show de este 18 de octubre en el escenario el paso de la reforma en la ciudad de mÉxico. [mÚsica] carlos: de las mejores voces que ha dado mÉxico. estarÁ bueno ese concierto. raÚl: hay alguna canciÓn quÉ te acuerdes? la de la

in its fight against boko haram militants now i wait for a major corporation just like my colleague yuri name most guys mentioned russia has made a name for itself in the coordinates for sending nuclear technology to developing nations example round egypt and nigeria that among those in the market for russia bitch nuclear power plants and for starters also south africa's been russia's business but now for some time now under the brics regiment so there's a lot at stake for lead as you know in sochi ok so you're coming back here we're talking about a nuclear technology here economic investment military cooperation what is behind moscow's push into africa is this about money or is a more about power and influence. well i suppose it's about both the summit is not only about economic interests and the russian splines to expand its economic involvement in africa there is also a political component to all this moscow wants to restart its status as an influential player in the region that it's used to be in soviet times russia is keen to cost itself as a friend to african nations and to power a

siberia in 193a, he became a fighter pilot in his 20s before joining the soviet space programme with yuri who became the first man in space. leonov made his pioneering walk during the cold war battle for supremacy in space between the ussr and the united states. later in life he became the commander of the first ever joint us soviet mission. now it's time for newswatch and we hear your views on the bbc‘s coverage of climate change. hello and welcome to newswatch. as extension rebellion protesters make their presence felt, has the bbc got their presence felt, has the bbc got the balance of its reporting right? and did an argument on social media between two footballers wives merit a report on bbc one news bulletin? first, one of the reasons the reporting of the uk is plans to leave the eu has been hard to follow is that information about what's going on has not always flowed unambiguously through official channels. there were two examples this week, the leak from a downing street source that the government might stop cooperating with the eu if it is. extend its membership beyond the end of

close to the chinese border our correspondent yuri were shadow met a man who discovered chilling evidence of those killings in his own backyard. well what if so look at this hole here says we tally kasha and shows us the grizzly find on his property. the one i want to do is stand my house here while i was digging the hole for the foundations i found 1st one skull then a 2nd a 3rd and so on. in the meantime fatality has more than 10 sacks of human bones in his garden. a government commission says they come from a mass grave dating back to the 1930 s. . bitterly lives with his family in the far east of russia. the city on the chinese border saw mass executions during the stalinist purges the period known by people as the great terror. 'd of the same time 8000 kilometers where the people of moscow are remembering the victims of terror. they tell the stories of their fathers and uncles grandfathers and great uncles the stories of their families persecuted by stalin between 1936 and 938 a supposed enemies of the regime. my grandfather was arrested and tortured says this woman they knocked his

it was a problem for washington in the first innings they found themselves behind yuri coryell hitting and that gave the opportunity for a couple of runs to score and is exactly to start the study would have wanted. it was an orange stadium and allowed stadium as well and it gave that opportunity to really move forward but i've got to really move forward but i've got to be honest, washington were brilliant the way they fought back and found a way to get back into the game and eventually take it 5—4 and ta ke game and eventually take it 5—4 and take that crucial one—game lead down into the second run. anybody else stand out to put a marker down for the rest of this series?” stand out to put a marker down for the rest of this series? i think there one name on the lips of everybody in that part of the world, he is not even 21 that she could not celebrate with a beer last night but he managed to hit a home run. he was absolutely terrific in the way that he approached every single at—bat and he managed to get that home run and he managed to get that home run and he managed to get that home

what yuri is standard equipment this also includes numerous assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control. they have all the knicks. place at the interior of the c x 30 is really nice and similar to the mazda 3 you think that's good because in his opinion the mazda 3 looks quite smart. inside mazda reliance on the japanese principle of jim but intact the unity of horse and rider the instruments are neatly arranged in a cockpit to minimize distraction so attention is focused primarily on the road. when it sinks the john explains that if the c.h. 3 is too small for you but as c.h. 5 is too big you should take a look at the c. x. 30 and it is becoming a real eye catcher with its simple and straightforward design that they had vision it offers the best of both worlds with a newly developed sky active x. engine with a slightly higher price is worth it in the end by saving to the fuel consumption is up to the individual to decide. how to use present of the new r. is for a bunch its twin turbo charged the 6331 kilowatts apollo and so torque a good 600 newton metres in the 98025000 rev ra

but the tatra is reliable check adventures yuri hansei and there was one sequence successfully travelled the world in the t. 87 between 19471950. s. as your stuff calls this a groundbreaking car that's in its day was light years ahead of the competition but it was a rare beautie production was put on hold in 1939 because of the 2nd world war manufacturing resumes and continued into the 1950 s. but only 3023 models were ever built up still it was the 1st series production sedan whose design was based on the aerodynamic research gleaned in a wind tunnel to him so he feels the trip $87.00 is definitely a milestone and automotive history and how different my child i'll be 50. 1 the company wouldn't continue today toucher only makes trucks. next time i'm driving we put the porsche cayenne turbo as she hybrid through its paces. and check out the pioneering fuel economy concept and the mazda she actually. the be explorer uniform landscape and industrial area. carlisle vacation destination but the insider kept. this part of the future and i think that the small solace has great potential for. a

the astros look like they might break the spell against max in the second inning and yuri gurry all goes with the solo home run and a 1- 0 lead into the seventh beckoning and they were leading 2-0 behind zach that he gets touched appear by anthony rendon own so a solo homer in the energy changes in the dugout for the nationals who never have won a world series and it is 2-1 and will harris in the same inning and remember kendrick beat the dodgers with the grand slam in extra innings and he does it again in this the two-run shot that put them in the lead and then the driver seat for good and you can feel the momentum change and strasburg is the mvp and the nationals have their first-ever world series title. a case of brotherly love in the as joey bosa a charger with the afc defensive player of the year, of the week. getting a little carried away. and his brother nick a rookie with the 49ers who has just been sensational and according to pro football focus the top pass rusher in the nfl and you will see him and action again in arizona tomorrow night right here on fox. and got a little time

happen in france it seems it's set to become europe's 1st country to use facial recognition it's caused yuri amongst critics who say the id program dubbed him his premature and they've also raise concerns about its privacy the processing of personal data which reveals racial or ethnic origin political opinions religious or philosophical believes is prohibited while the development of this technology creates and precedented opportunities for socially beneficial uses it also poses a serious threat to human rights and civil liberties most notably the freedom of expression the freedom of assembly and association the right to privacy and the right to a fair trial. alyssum an acronym for sue to fight online authentication on mobile will be rolled out in november according to the french government will enable any individual to prove his or her identity on the internet in a secure manner but how do people here in paris feel about it you can just force people like not even getting a choice of the kid to do one thing and then it's it's very rough it's true that it could be dangerous i don't know much

this man, yuri sanchez, was one of the activists who led the demonstrations.he faces up to 17 years in jail. you think it is good, and it is going to be all right, but the next day you feel depressed, and you think that he will never get out ofjail. you think that he will never get out of jail. did you think that he will never get out ofjail. did you know you think that he will never get out of jail. did you know that there was a chance that he would be arrested and he would be sent to prison? the town of gerona has been at the centre of the fight for independence. these yellow ribbons dominate streets here. they are on bmp dominate streets here. they are on lamp posts, they are on balconies, street signs. they have become this symbol of independence. at the trial has left the region bitterly divided. the latest poll shows there are marginally more people who want to remain part of spain than who wa nt to remain part of spain than who want independence. many of these yellow ribbons have all been set up ata yellow ribbons have all been set up at a certain heigh

our correspondent yuri rashad when moscow had this analysis of russia's continued role in syria following the talks today in search and spied on all the statements president putin has made promising the complete withdrawal of russian troops from syria on the contrary want russia now dollars is not only to deliver essential military aid for president assad but also to deliver real political support for him mediating between assad and add on as a turkish president despite russia's current diplomatic balancing act on turkey's operation against the currents. i mean at the end of the day it's about russia's role on the international stage russia sees itself as an influential player in the region in the middle east which it did used to be during soviet times and right now the situation is difficult on that one hand because of the turkish military operation against the kurds but on the other hand if president vladimir putin can find a compromise with his turkish counterpart counterparts not only today in such a but also in the future he can score political points internationally. our there was v

world champions france continue to trail latest cirque in their group after both same's won alleviate yuri's penalty giving france a one nil win in iceland also victories on friday found dora portugal and you crazy . the elite athletics academy run by alberto salazar has been closed down after the american coach was banned for 4 years due to diving violations salazar had courage to various olympic champions at the nike oregon projects including britain's my fara in a statement archy said the salazar situation had become an unfair burden on the athletes still involved. a coach of running any it could show he says it's a case of when not if the 2 hour marathon barrier is broken keep chugging will make his or latest attempt on the record in austria on saturday the kenyan missed out by just 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago he is the current world record holder but this time one counts as an official record as he's been helped by now less than 41 pace my case. for years ago it was more like any possibility of them one said it was more like realistic. and their way is the other marathons

in siberia 1934 and became a fighter pilot in his 20s beforejoining the soviet space programme with yurir space is parity between the ussr and united states. later in life he became the mind of the first ever joint us soviet mission. the duchesne which has been visiting a pub in something one is aiming to watch the uk play the czech republic in the twenty2o qualifiers. he was also writing the hat up campana mental health. he discussed the issue with several people had been affected. the idea behind the campaign as to get men as co mforta ble campaign as to get men as comfortable talking about mental health as they are talking about football. u nfortu nately health as they are talking about football. unfortunately though prince william was not able to guarantee a win for the england team. here is the weather. already some parts of the country have seen about half a months worth of rain in a day or two, and the outlook is very mixed, is not going to be raining all the time, however they will be some spells of rain with the ground very wet there is a risk of further flooding. most of the ra

news exclusive our very own yuri rachet it was sat down with risottos deputy chief to talk about thealleged data manipulation silk can you give me 100 percent guarantee that rossana has nothing to do with the nation absolutely i guarantee you that ok let's move on to comments made by your boss and huey gallo says the director general of sadat who said that the disease manipulations went to form at the behest of c.d.o. officials went to see to that but with this deal i think the person or group of people who did this are very bold like you i don't know what their motives were in effect they undermined not only the minister of sports but also undermined the president both the minister and i should the president said that's a dialogue was taking place that's all das will be handed over and that russia was interested in leaving the crisis behind and recognising that mistakes were made in the thirty's if. you can guarantee that things will change even if the president himself comments yeah but i would seriously look at the question of management in detail i'm not turn a blind eye to anyth

he's played a hundred anand forty two games for the is yuri. and he basically has set the world that rugby has been. basically favoring the biggest he- at new zealand earned. to add insult to injury it's what should have been his very lost game captioning it's made his one hundred forty fat. because he's announced that he's used to end his international career and it is a very very sad way for him to. bow out. and this person saying safety is paramount always but perry say is so right and what he's saying. although one likely italy could still have qualified. another support of his saying he's a true icon of the modern game he is and always has been one of the best plans on any given pitch feel for him does after. all some sendoff. at now because the other big question mark is scotland because scotland could go out cut to see all of the web that this person's i. school in specializes in disappointing compact it. if we knocked out by nature we can just tell everyone we would have won the cup. interesting note to get this hot spot can perspective

for voter justice which was conceived by jackson's senior, represented here today by reverend todd yuri of baltimore and i want to make sure we get this into the record that this commission was formed in july 2017 to respond to the myriad voter suppression. when donald trump's manifold assertions of pervasive voter fraud and subsequent creation of the now defunct presidential advisory commission on election 70 we felt there was an urgent need to counter his dangerous and erroneous narrative and provide a truthful account of the urgent need for protection of our democracy from the insidious threat in the modern era of voter suppression. i created the map of shame in april 2011 which was the first national to expose and educate the american public about the rise of contemporary voter suppression measures which i released a map saying it is formidable and substantial regiment of disenfranchising barriers to the ballot box, ability to have votes counted for millions of eligible but vulnerable voters. this is launched in january 2018, the commission tells a series of hearings for 14 states l

first, the gentleman from yuri, it is true and, it is sad that pennsylvania, you know, is based on what it's berke and philly and -- pittsburgh and philly and erie does, because pennsylvania is a much more vibrant and diversified state other than being determined by a few cities, and i live in the republican t of the state. i have my whole life. one of those folks said, i hear one of the democrats talking woman,- i am a white educated, soccer mom type of person. although i did vote for president trump in the primary, -- did not vote for president trump in the primary, i went to john kasich because he is from pennsylvania, i supported president trump in the general election and i will do that again, and mainly it is because of the attacks that the democrats are doing. as far as the deficit goes, i don't like deficits being added either, but president obama added 9 trillion plus to the democrats seemed to forget that and they just hammer on this $1 trillion amount for president trump. honestly, i benefited from that like i said, so i, will support him again in 2020. without hesitation. ho

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a new prosecutor general, yuri letsenko, took over quickly. burisma was ordered to payback taxes.ause the corruption occurred before he joins the board. hunter left the burisma board early this year. >> letsenko was saying that, we solved the issue of burisma, case is closed. >> letsenko was the man who closed the case against burisma. >> but then a strange thing happened. earlier this year, the new prosecutor did an about-face. stating that the burisma case and the bidens' involvement might be worth a second look. why the change of heart? when i interviewed letsenko a few days ago, he said he'd met multiple times with the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. were you in regular contact with him? >> no, no. it was -- there were irregular contacts. but yes, i have spoken with him. maybe ten times. >> ten times? >> maybe. >> always about this issue? >> this and other even political issues. >> why, having closed the burisma case, would letsenko want to reopen it? >> he was trying to save his position by constructing this conspiracy theory together with giuliani. >> he was look

giuliani started showing up during her tenure as ambassador, working with then prosecutor general yuriieu sen co-to try to dig up dirt on joe biden and his son. she was against the privatization of american security policy. just so everyone understands, she clashed with mr. lutsenko because it was the policy of the u. government -- by the way, the rest of the european allies and imf as well to put more pressure on lutsenko to do more to fight corruption, very well known in ukraine at the time that our ambassador and the prosecutor general back then, mr. lutsenko did not have a good working relationship and lutsenko is the guy that was working closely with rudy giuliani. >> to that point, because you know a lot of those involved on the u.s. side of it as well, it now appears likely ambassador sondland will testify next week in defines of the state department gag order, if you will, on him. as someone who has worked in the state department, lau big of a deal is it that you're going to see someone at the level of sondland appear in front of investigators? what can he offer to their inquir

corruption activist in ukraine who said that the story of how this all blew up revolves around a man named yuriosecutor in ukraine. rudy giuliani was working with him for months. it's actually these meetings that helped form the basis for the charges that giuliani was trying to level against the bidens of corruption. that all fell apart when lewd zen co-was fired by yellen ski. it explains the july 25th conversation where he was admonishing him for firing the prosecutor. this is how much he was their inside man. now what we saw over the weekend, hallie, was a dramatic reversal. he is now out of office, has nothing to move, going on all media, including our media telling richard engel he found no there there, and he also told "the l.a. times" that rudy giuliani was, quote, obsessed with this story of trying to gin something up on the bidens. >> heidi przybilla on capitol hill, thank you. >>> as we keep an eye on that press con flens, we want to go back to that breaking news about senator bernie sanders. nbc's shaquille brewster coffers the sanders campaign. he's on the phone with us. shaq, i kno

well here at 75 the tri valley will also be in the upper 70's walnut creek concord yuri to 80 degreese that some of the spots in the north bay will be like sonoma napa vacaville in pittsburgh. also each had 80 degrees. temperatures in santa rosa peaking in the 80's. well if you head out to the coast expect some 60's today and tomorrow are warmer days after this feels a lot more like fall cooler daytime highs comfortably in the 70's and those evening lows will be nice and crisp as our evenings get longer with cool clear conditions expect lows in the 30's 40's and 50's james and darya. >>now let's take a look at a special ier here in the bay are army private first class carlos roberto all right hold is from san francisco check this out he surprises little sister after school. and as you can see she was. to see a return back back to the ground. data given says and his rock and he was excited this year, he's been gone for the past 11 months. they actually came back for his mom's birthday, but decided he wanted to surprise her at school. and here just just a fun reaction to see yeah good f

the end of january something that johnson was forced by parliament to request the math to prevent yury something that johnson was forced by parliament to request the matter provoked heated debate and at that time lots of constituents liked heated debate. i know about time lots of constituents sent to me in some of the most deprived communities of this country that they didn't trust this time to me in some of the most deprived communities of this country that they didn't trust this parliament to deliver it they said we won't get it they'll never let us leave the prime minister my parliament to deliver it they said we won't get it they'll never let us leave the prime minister might for example not be planning to even stand in his own constituency the prime minister has never had for example not be planning to even stand in his own constituency the prime minister has never apologized to say exactly what he did and the leavings that how can we trust again that we apologize to say exactly what he did and i think that how can we trust game that we can be safe but if prime minister boris john

it comes from an ex-con prosecutor named yuri letnikov, and he's a ukrainian now former prosecutor who, you know, swore out an affidavit and then retracted it all. he's the definition of a bad source. and everybody in washington knew he was a bad source or they would have investigated it. so this is the definition of a sliming of a very, very competent, well regarded public servant and foreign service officer, ambassador ivanovich. >> congressman raskin, i want to go back to an impeachment investigation question. it was the best question we've heard a reporter ask the president in a long time. when the president was asked today, what was it that you wanted the president of ukraine to do in relation to joe biden and his son? and the president of the united states had no answer for that question. he was asked the question repeatedly. he could not answer that question. that seems to be the central question of the impeachment investigation. >> and this is the inescapable bind that president trump is in, which is causing his rapid mental dissent and downward spiral. it's sort of like the wa

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. >> emanuel estÁ emocionado porque compartirÁ el escenario con mijares, las sonoras santanera, yuria espectÁculos, eduardo melÉndez. francisca: todos estaremos para presenciarlo. hoy estaremos en vivo desde mÉxico para tener todo lo del homenaje. el astro boricua ricky martin se prepara para su gira y la iniciarÁ en su natal puerto rico. carlos: serÁ una fiesta muy buena y esto fue la que prepararon los amigos de televisa espectÁculos. [musica] >> el 7 de febrero de 2020 en san juan, puerto rico arranca movimiento tour en nueva gira de conciertos de ricky martin. [mÚsica] el astro latino revelÓ la fecha en las redes sociales a travÉs de un pequeÑo vÍdeo donde revela el dÍa y la hora de la venta de boletos. el coliseo josÉ miguel agrelo el presentarÁ espectáculo con modernos patrones de iluminaciÓn y elemento escenogrÁficos dirigidos por jame king quien trabajÓ con ellos en la residencia de las vegas. antes de que finalice el aÑo ricky martin estrenarÁ una nueva canciÓn ademÁs de tener una sorpresa para la entrega de los latÍn grammy. carlos: gracias adriana flores. yo le voy a echar

lluvia celebraron esta ocasiÓn >>> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> mÁximas figura acudieron como yuris quÉ gorda. >> a todos nos cae gorda en general. nos cae mal >>> es que amigos queridos de josÉ llegaban y se iban contagiados por la emociÓn de este reconocimiento al prÍncipe como el mismo napoleÓn gran amigo del cantante >>> estoy con todo el corazÓn porque pues mi uniÓ una gran amistad y el recuerdo. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ pasando el proceso de luto seÑor? >>> yo tambiÉn le doy muchas gracias a dios porque estÁ descansando porque estÁ sufriendo muchÍsimo >>> pero hasta el momento adiÓs josÉ jose llegÓ y con las notas de los mÁs grandes Éxitos de este querido cantante aÚn retumba vimos partir a varias celebridades algunas de ellas como exsin bandera se desvivieron en cariÑos para este gran Ídolo mexicano >>> yo agradezco a no sÉ quien sean los coordinadoreses pero les voy las mÁs sentada felicidades porque joker ya venir >>> es un privilegio cantar para josÉ >>> y que dÓnde sea que estÉ les mandamos el amor gracias chicos por cubrir al mÁs grande. >> >>> grande, grande >>> oigan mon laferte

. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> yuri, kalimba, la sonora santanera habrÁn muchÍsimos famosos homenajeando al prÍncipedo arde en el norte y en el sur los incendios que han arrasado con miles de acres y decenas de estructuras en varios condados estando siendo avivados por los fuertes vientos. el peso de un detenciÓn al margen de un costo emocional que representa el arresto de alguien hay que sumar $20,000 por la perdida de bienes materiales y tambiÉn la contracciÓn de abogados. >>> revelan las causas determinantes en el accidente del boeing 737 max 8 que dejÓ 189 personas sin vida el aÑo pasado en indonesia. el comitÉ nacional de seguridad de transporte seÑalÓ que hay errores en el diseÑo y proceso de certificaciÓn estos fallos fueron agravados por la falta de informaciÓn que tenÍan los pilotos sobre el control de vuelo y errores de la aeronave por parte de (nombre eÉs ). latinoamericanos unidos y los precandida precandidatos demÓcratas saben el peso del voto latino y desde ahora buscan incentivar a los votantes hispanos. >>> en iowa ya hablan mucho de polÍtica. >>> yo quiero escuchar propuestas defini

comediante que hizo historia en la televisiÓn de colombia con entrevistas a grandes estrellas como yurimuchas conecciones y estoy muy orgullosa de Él. [aplausos] karla: ademÁs el es de los que creyÓ y le abrió las puertas a muchos talentos hispanos, asÍ que quÉ maravilla. raÚl: ahÍ estÁ, ese cuadro familiar como lo dijo gloria y emilio, quienes son muy amigos de la familia. aprovechamos que estaba emilio para preguntarle de esos rumores de un posible homenaje que le harÍa al prÍncipe de la canciÓn. veamos lo que dijo emilio estefan. periodista: como te cae la noticia de que estalas redes sociales hablando de que tÚ ibas a hacerle un homenaje a josÉ josé. emilio: es una falta de responsabilidad, la persona que puso un tweet, fue una periodista, yo estaba en san diego y venÍa a lo de tommy. yo no podÍa haceo, productor tiene una responsabilidad muy grande de hacer un evento tan grande como para josÉ josé. a mÍ me da lÁstima que alguien pone un post y la gente se lo cree. en ningÚn momento hablÉ con la familia. ponen cosas que enredan mÁs las cosas. raÚl: ahÍ estÁn las declaraciones de emi

first, the gentleman from yuri, it is true and, it is sad that pennsylvania, you know, is based on whatrke and philly and -- pittsburgh and philly and erie does, because pennsylvania is a much more vibrant and diversified state other than being determined by a few cities, and i live in the republican t of the state. i have my whole life. one of those folks said, i hear one of the democrats talking woman,- i am a white educated, soccer mom type of person. although i did vote for president trump in the primary, -- did not vote for president trump in the primary, i went to john kasich because he is from pennsylvania, i supported president trump in the general election and i will do that again, and mainly it is because of the attacks that the democrats are doing. as far as the deficit goes, i don't like deficits being added either, but president obama added 9 trillion plus to the democrats seemed to forget that and they just hammer on this $1 trillion amount for president trump. honestly, i benefited from that like i said, so i, will support him again in 2020. without hesitation. host: we w