teresa: ¿qué pasó ese día? abraham: la mamá lo llevó al mall, le compró ropa, lo llevó a la tienda a comer y todas esas cosas y entonces... teresa: lo que la familia no sabe, es que miguel había estado en comunicación con un amigo a través de un chat en facebook, donde estuvieron haciendo planes para reunirse esa noche. >> [ininteligible] --te quiero invitar-- >> --espérame afuera, en la esquina de mi casa. teresa: al parecer, su amigo le comunicó a miguel que otro joven quería invitarlo a fumar marihuana, y a lo largo del día, estuvo recordándole vía texto y mensajes de voz que la reunión era a las 7 de la noche. >> [ininteligible] teresa: el amigo llegó puntual a la cita y le escribió. >> qué onda, ya estoy aquí. carlota: y tengo testigos de personas que lo vieron justamente cuando se fue a verse con esos niños. teresa: lo único que la familia sabe con certeza, es que miguel nunca más regresó a su casa. teresa: cuando llamaron a la policía, ¿qué pasó? >> empezamos a buscarlo, entonce

teresa. al parecer le xhucomunÓ que otro joven le querÍa invitar a fumar marihuana, la reuniÓn era a las 7: 00 pm, y el amigo llegÓ puntual a la cita y le escribiÓ. >> >> tengo testigos de personas que lo vieron cuando se fue a verse con esos niÑos. teresa: lo Único que la famil familia sabe certeza es que miguel nunca llegÓ. >> estaba en los sitios de las bodegas. >> no sÉ que hacer, no sÉ en donde buscarlo. ya no duermo, la no sÉ que hacer. teresa: tres meses despuÉs en mayo y en circunstancias similares desapareciÓ otro estudiante. Óscar a costa, quiÉn habÍa llegado del salvador hace 3 aÑos. >> Él tenÍa problemas. teresa: en ese entonces, su madre dijo que iba a reunirse con un amigos para reunirse a juntar graba del revecindario. >> no llevÓ ropa, ni dinero, nada. teresa: marÍa recordaba un detalle importante, que su hijo habÍa rechazado ser parte de una pandil pandilla, y le dijo que no querÍa vivir ahi porque presentÍa que ubaiba a tener mus problemas. dos meses

my mother asked mother teresa to bless her grandchildren. and my mother said to her, my daughter used to come and volunteer. then she said very, quite arrogantly, i felt, at the time, she said yes, yes, you used to do these things when you were little. what do you do now? i have never doubted for a second that i have done the right thing and this was the will of god. it was his choice. there were millions out for her funeral. things like saints, that is not my thing at all, but since millions of people wanted her to be a saint, i think the work she did was exceptional. and if she has to be a saint, she has to be a saint. mari speaking at home in bangalore. in march 1970 seven, two jumbo jets collided, in march 1977, two jumbo jets collided, killing 583 people. it was the worst crash in aviation history. captain robert bragg was the co—pilot on the pan am plane that was one of the few who survived the collision. announcer: the jumbo swept out of the mist at more than 150 miles an hour. it crashed into the plane straddling the runway. the fo

teresa came to virtua after an operation. and especially relates to new arrivals. >> they come here and are frightened. very. and i was too. and i can talk by experience. they feel like they have somebody. >> i can't tell you how good i feel to be around that lady. she smiles at you. and it makes you feel wonderful. >> good morning everybody. >> it's not just the residents that benefit from tameresteresa attitude. >> at 104-year-old it benefits the residents and the staff as

teresa: y yo soy teresa rodríguez, muy buenas noches, y bienvenidos a esta edición especial de aquí y ahora. la acusaron de liderar una banda criminal, horas después de su arresto se declaró culpable, pero lo que nadie sabía era por qué lo estaba haciendo. maría: carolina sarasa, desde la ciudad de méxico, nos habla de un caso en el que el interrogatorio sucedió con los ojos vendados. carolina: en la madrugada del 2 de agosoto de 2012, alias la buena fue arrestada en veracruz, méxico, por elementos de la marina mexicana. claudia medina, en aquel entonces de 32 años, fue señalada como la cabecilla de esta peligrosa banda de narcotraficantes compuesta por seis hombres, entre ellos su marido. claudia: me entero que ahí habían puesto que yo sabía, que yo me dedicaba a la delincuencia, que yo sabía que mi esposo también se dedicaba a la delincuencia, que yo contaba dinero. carolina: lo que pasó a puertas cerradas se mantuvo en secreto, así como los detalles de su detención. claudia: ya como a las dos de la mañana yo escucho ruido, es cuando me levanto. carolina: en aquel

sot teresa vinces 12 17 18 legalmente sobrevenden el vuelo porque creen que muchas personas que no se presentarn el vuelo entonces para no perder los asientos sobre venden los vuelos. las reglas del departamento de transporte obligan a las aerolineas a pedir voluntarios que pueden viajar en otro momento cuando el vuelo esta sobrevendido. la compania aerea decide la compensacion, pero es negociable. sot teresa vinces 12 17 56 aparentemente aumentaron el incentivo era un vuelo domstico ofrecieron 400 y luego a 800, para un vuelo domstico est muy bien. pero si nadie se ofrece voluntariamente, o no tienen suficientes voluntarios, la aerolinea tiene el derecho de sacar a pasajeros de acuerdo a su criterio. united considera el precio del pasaje, el itinerario y la hora que se presento el pasajero al aeropuerto. pasajeros con discapacidades y menores de edad tienen prioridad. la compensacion para pasajeros sacados involuntariamente puede ser un maximo de $1350. united sufrio un duro golpe a su imagen al llamar a la policia para desembarcar a este pasajero cuando la situacion se torno violent

teresa: reciclar baterías ¿de verdad usas head & shoulders? nooo lo sabía es el nuevo head & shoulders la nueva fórmula triple acción limpia, removiendo hasta 100% de la caspa ...protege... ...y humecta para un cabello a la sofía vergara. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. tienes a tus manitos y a tus manitas. tus primos y primas, por supuesto. tus tÍos y tias haciendo lo suyo. por aquÍ tienes a los bros los compadres en la parilla. y por Último: los carnales. ♪ ♪ de automóviles es un proceso altamente tóxico. sin embargo, los fabricantes de estados unidos han encontrado una solución para librarse de posibles sanciónes por poner en riesgo la vida de sus trabajadores, enviar las baterías a méxico. juan cooper de univisión investiga nos cuenta cuáles son las consecuencias de este recliclaje peligroso. juan: después de trabajar durante 6 años en una planta de reciclaje de baterías de carros, juan gonzález comenzó a enfermarse. >> duré como un poquito más de un año, con mareos, náuseas, dolor de cabeza. queda pues co

issac and teresa vatkin had been married for 69 years.... teresa met issac at a party... the two lived in different cities...so issac would write three letters a week to teresa.. .and it was a romance that blossomed over the months. then after two years the couple got married... the two died just minutes apart while holding hands at a hospital early saturday morning... both were brought to the hospital for different reasons... the couple's daughter says issac stopped breathing when family members separated the couple's fingers. (clara geskin)she decide to move the bed away from my father..a little bit... and so the hands seperated... the hands were like this and my father's chest went flat.i would think no more than 20 minutes... within 20 minutes they were both gone...they really knew what love was about.(steve) the couple immigrated to the united states from argentina in the 1960's. issac died at the age of 91 and teresa died at the age of 89. (steve)in sports... the warriors have some words for their ailing head coach... steve kerr...(pam)... and beast-mode will wear s

mÁs detalles: teresa: parecÍa una comunidad tranquila. hasta que la violencia llegÓ a una preparatoria en el estado de nueva york. >> cuando yo fui y yo estaba viendo el papÁ... la cará de Él, me dijo que... teresa: y usted quÉ pensÓ? cuando le dicen que ese cuerpo era de ella? >> los asesinatos tenÍan la marca de la temida mara salvatrucha. >> teresa: los ataques a otros estudiantes continuaron. la violencia de la pandilla recrudeciÓ y empezaron a reclutar nuevos miembros en la misma escuela. >> estos muchachos estÁn en facebook, estÁn en snapchat, en en instagram. marÍa: la historia completa este domingo en aquÍ y ahora a las 10: 00 de la noche, 9: 00 centro. jorge: catmos en noticiero. nueva york volviÓ a ser una de las ciudades mÁs vigiladas del paÍs, debido a la reacciÓn de las autoridades tras los ataques en estocolmo y como medida preventiva por los ataques a siria tambiÉn. branca nos dice cÓmo se prepara nueva york para posibles actos de venganza. blanca: las barricadas en zonas estratÉgicas son una seÑal const

y a esa señora la dejamos ir" entre los 4 arrestados esta hugo rueda de 50 anos de edad, esposo de teresa vidal ..quien tras de ser liberada por agentes del sheriff..fue detenida por oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza que participaban en el operativo al no poder comprobar su estatus legal en este pais sot robert boese, portavoz del departamento del sheriff de los angeles "nosotros no creemos en este momento que esta señora estaba involucrada en transportación de drogas o posesión de drogas o nada de eso por eso la dejamos ir" sot claudia rueda, su madre fue detenida "me siento como muerta adentro mi mama es toda mi vida y la verdad no se que voy a hacer sin ella, ella no ha hecho nada" por esa razon, miembros de la coalicion de jovenes inmigrantes demandaban esta tarde la liberacion de teresa exigiendo ademas al departamento del sheriff que cese la cooperacion con autoridades migratorias blanca ---surge la polmica por la creacin de una oficina que progete a las vctimas de crmenes cometidos por inmigrantes indocumentados. take vo ---el presidente trump orden al departamento de segurida

earth day, teresa? caller: i live in beautiful shasta county in northern i am surrounded by natural forests, rivers, and lakes. my biggest concern is trump is bound and determined to get rid of the protections of these places come of these beautiful places, and that is what concerns me most today, is the regulations being lifted on these beautiful lands. that was it. host: ok. in from tampa, florida on our independent line. good morning, mary. caller: good morning. happy earth day. have been around. i graduated in 1974 and i and when i am onerson vacation i spend at least 1-2 days doing beach cleanup and things like that, however, i do believe like the other man said too easy andar the this disposable society. reusing it and recycling it properly is amazing to me. my main point today is i am very concerned about the fact that these environmentalists seem to be ok with the fact they are trying to lift restrictions on the protection of the bald and golden eagles so they can promote wind farms. that is a c

teresa came to virtua after an operation. and especially relates to new arrivals. >> they come here and are frightened. very. and i was too. and i can talk by experience. they feel like they have somebody. >> i can't tell you how good i feel to be around that lady. she smiles at you. and it makes you feel wonderful. >> good morning everybody. >> it's not just the residents that benefit from tameresteresa attitude. >> at 104-year-old it benefits the residents and the staff as well. >> i love her like she was my mom. >> when not making her rounds she is not idle. she knits afghans for little ones, something she has been doing for 20 years. >> i use my finger because i can't see. of course, it takes much longer but i have plenty of time and you do something worth while and i have a lot to give yet. >>> isn't she a treasure? a great story. the "action news" team is out working on news stories for tonight beginning at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom with a preview. >> want to sit with that woman. a lot to learn with

teresa: joaquÍn guzmÁn loera construyÓ los mÁs grandes imperio de la droga. es difÍcil creer que el chapo, tuviera alguna debilidad. sin embargo, nos cuesta andrea, de ciudad juÁrez mÉxico, serÍan varios y profundos los mÁs Íntimos temores. andrea: quizÁs usted recuerde esta fotografÍa del chapo guzmÁn, el dÍa de su extradiciÓn a los estados unidos. tal vez le llamÓ la atención la expresiÓn de temor en su rostro. >> tenÍa una cara de perplejo, la realidad de que se va a enfrentar a la justicia norteamericana, lo hacÍa temblar. andre era la extradiciÓn del mayor de los miedos de el chapo guzmÁn? >> se hubiera peleado de manera mÁs fuerte. andrea: para el forense el verdadero miedo del chapo es mucho mÁs profundo. >> era el temor a la situaciÓn como estaba aquÍ en mÉxico, las leyes de seguridad que estÁn enfrentando. el hecho de estar fuera de una zona de control. andrea: los informes psicolÓgicos basados en estudios de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica mexicana, en 2005. hablan de dos fundamentales debilidades del narcotrafican

announcer: across the atlantic, british prime minister teresa may announce she would be calling a general election across the u.k. on june 8, nearly two years earlier than originally planned. the british government navigates its exit from the european union, as mandated by a 2016 voter referendum. the call for a earlier election need

sot: teresa castellanos oficina de asuntos migratorios, condado de santa clara lo bonito de esto es ver que en 14 idiomas hay tanto en comn, la experiencia migratoria, el hecho de querer ser ciudadanos, el hecho de querer ser ciudadanos, el anhelo de querer ser parte de esta sociedad. y aunque la espera para llenar el formulario de ms de 20 pginas se extendi por entre 3 y 4 horas para mara la espera vali la pena. sot: pues a m se me hizo bien sot: mara valds empez proceso de ciudadana voy a poder votar para las elecciones que es un paso muy importante que antes no se poda por nada ms ser residente el ambiente poltico tambin sirvi como una razn extra para tomar este paso.. sot: para mejor asegurar mejor hay que hacerse ciudadano los que podemos sot: teresa castellanos oficina de asuntos migratorios, condado de santa clara esto realmente es tan bonito ver, en nuestra comunidad, ver todo el personal que est aqu, todos los voluntarios que estn aqu y ver la comunidad comprometidos a ser ciudadanos, y poder participar y poder votar. tag si usted desea participar en eventos como estos puede ir

but, on the other hand, i'm no mother teresa either. fergal keane, bbc news. our top story. one of president trump's closest advisers, steve bannon, has been removed from his national security council. senior officials said he had only been given a position to oversee the work of the former national security adviser michael flynn, who was subsequently sacked. more from washington. i think this is the stamp of authority of the new national security adviser, mcmaster. we were talking about michael flynn, the former national security adviser. a couple of weeks before he had to be sacked over his connections to russia. the new guide took a couple of hits. he wanted to get rid of a couple of people, didn't manage it. now he is reasserting some of his control. having said that, steve bannon giving up his seat on what they call the principles committee of the security council isn't really much of a sacrifice because he is still at the president's right hand and still has his ear and is still central in terms of influence on his administration. he might not have a chair at the table

. >> reporter: teresa mccann is 104 years young. it's hard to call this horse of nature old as she spreads love and encouragement in berlin, new jersey. teresa came to new jersey after an operation that was tough members of the jurily and physically. -- tough mentally and physically. she relates to new arrivals. >> i can talk about my experience, they feel like they have somebody. >> i can't tell you how good i feel to be around that lady. she smiles at you. and it makes you feel wonderful. >> good morning, everybody,. >> reporter: it's not the residents who benefit from teresa's attitude. so see her do that at 104 years old is an inspiration to all the residents here, and the staff, as well. >> i love her like she was my mom. >> reporter: when is not making our rounds, she is not idol she knits afghans for little ones. >> i can't see so i use my finger, of course it takes much longer, i got plenty of time, so you do something worthwhilive got a lot to give yet. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." >> 7:21 a.m. we want to update

but, on the other hand, i'm no mother teresa either. fergal keane, bbc news. you can watch the full interview with aung san suu kyi and stay up—to—date with the latest developments on that story on our website. that's at bbc.com/news. president trump has accused the syrian regime of crossing "many, many" red lines with its latest chemical weapons attack on a rebel—held area. he called it an "affront to humanity. " at least 70 people were killed in idlib province on tuesday. mr trump said the deaths, including 20 children, had changed his attitude towards president assad. at a tense and bitter session of the un security council, moscow was accused of allowing its syrian ally to carry out war crimes. nick bryant reports from new york. five—year—old ibrahim went to bed in his spiderman pyjamas and woke up to the latest horror in syria's unending war. his grandmother was at his hospital bedside caring for ibrahim and his sister, tebba, because their father was killed in the attack. lives ended, lives ruined, by a toxic cloud that filled victims‘ lungs

i am not quite like margaret thatcher but on the other i am no mother teresa either. from myanmar to taki where we have been looking at the referendum coming up that effort delivers a jest vote will give president ahmeterdogan far greater powers. through the haze above the black sea coast is ahmet erdogan land. the president's family hails from this region. and it is fertile territory for votes before the referendum to boost his powers. he will always back the local boy. recep tayyip erdogan is one of us all the past leaders were rich virtuality, but he speaks our language. he tells the world what we want to save. with that common touch hears the voice of pious turks who felt looked over in a one secular arab dominated country. every vote counts as he pushes to scrap the prime minister, choose the cabinet and issue decrees, his fans desperate to be blessed. they will return the favour. he launches a typical thai lead against supported enemies, denouncing western leaders for pressing the turkish nation. the black sea boy has risen to the top but to become more powerful

but, on the other hand, i'm no mother teresa either. fergal keane, bbc news. you can watch a longer version of our interview with aung san suu kyi and stay up—to—date with the latest developments in myanmar, that's at our website. in other news this hour, the italian coast guard says humanitarian groups operating rescue ships off libya's coast have picked up more than 700 migrants from seven flimsy and overcrowded boats. the number of migrants arriving in italy on boats from north africa are up 30% so far this year, according to official figures released last week. one of donald trump's closest advisors — steve bannon — has been stripped of his position within the national security council, reversing one of the most controversial early decisions the president made back injanuary. a white house aide said the reshuffle was not a demotion for mr bannon, who used to run the right—wing website breitbart news. the authorities in colombia say at least 290 people are now known to have died following saturday's mudslide in the city of mocoa. the government ha

but, on the other hand, i‘m no mother teresa either. fergal keane, bbc news. the european parliament has agreed its priorities for the forthcoming brexit negotiations. meps overwhelmingly backed a motion that said trade talks could not begin until substantial progress had been made on the terms of britain‘s departure. nigel farage, the former ukip leader, accused meps of behaving like the mafia, setting a ransom demand. 0ur correspondent, damian grammaticas, watched the exchanges. it began cordial enough — smiles, genuine or not, between the architect of brexit and the man who says britain must pay billions, he‘s michel barnier, the eu‘s chief negotiator. today, the european parliament backed his demand. the leader of the socialist group said the uk must pay its bills, "it‘s like moving house", he said. "the gas bill, the electricity, it all has to be settled", said gianni patella. nigel farage laughed that off. but he had a riposte of his own. as soon as he was on his feet, his tone changed. he said the eu was being vindictive and nasty, making impo

zanny what to make of the teresa may decision, the first time in decades that the prime minister has called such an early election, what's behind it? >> well, it was a complete surprise because she had said loudly and clearly that she wasn't going to do it and now we have a fixed term parliament bill here and there wasn't supposed to be one until 2020. the reason why she's going to do it because she realizes it's a good time to increase dakota dramatically her majority. particularly to the extreme brex brexiteers in her policy. they are assuming a far bigger majority, which means that she has not only a mandate for conducting the negotiations to brexit in the way that she wants, she has a mandate for all the other things she wants to do. so the economy is still looking pretty good. so any of the pain that people expected from brex sit hasn't happened yet, she will never have a bigger moment than she has now. >> and the collapse of the left in britain, which has really happened across europe, but it does seem as though the social democratic candidate could give angela merkel a run for

. >> teresa said it's important to avoid sensory overload like color. lighting, this is something you can put along the wall to show where the bathroom is, and pattern. >> sometimes fabrics can look three d. she posts tips on her website. for lilly, the ultimate goal is simple. >> making sure he is comfortable and i can take care of him and we can be together for a period of time. >> reporter: teresa says enjoy all the time you have and walk down memory lane. >> 40 years ago it was speck spectacular, go there and have fun. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." >> so glad you stayed with us here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend, the first prom dress drive in lafayette hill answers the bracer of teens who thought they could not afford to go to the big dance. there are 170 dresses, shoes, purses and jewelry and other accessories up for grabs. good news it is all for free. check it out at the william jeans memorial library. >> ♪ all right, local medical professionals will be exchanging their stethos

john: christina from the policy institute told us about teresa. >> teresa is a great example of someone who changed her life. she wants to be a productive member of society. john: 20 years later. >> government is getting in the way of pursuing her profession as a registered nurse. >> you can never become a registered nurse in illinois. >> it's mandatory. and they changed the rules when she was in nursing school. so she went in thinking she had a chance. but this year it looks like we have got a bill passed so there is hope for lisa. john: lisa has three kids and they couldn't understand why she wasn't working in the job she studied to do. >> my boys asked me what's up? i didn't have the heart to tell them things weren't going like we had hoped. my kids deserve so much better than to be punished because of my mistakes. john: the kids are the innocent victims. a lot of these ex-cons have kids, and the law makes it tougher. in illinois that we don't know is worse thoonter states. bureaucrats ban them from 100 occupation. moving companies, barbers, geologists, dance hall operators. >> all i

what to make of the teresa may decision? it's the first time in decade it is prime minister called such an early election. does she -- what's behind it? >> it was a complete surprise. she had said loudly and clearly she wasn't going to do it. technically there wasn't supposed to be one until 2020. clearly the decision is because she realized it is an extraordinarily good time. she currently has a very small jeert which means she is to her party. i think the calculus is she go to the country. it is in disarray and they are assuming a far bigger majority which meens she has not only a mandate for conducting in the way she wants, she has a mandate for all of the other things she wants to do. the committeconomy is looking p good. she is never going to have a better moment to get a bigger majority than she has now. >> and part of it is the collapse of the left which has broadly happened across europe. in germany it does seem as though the social democrat candidate could give her a rmer run for her money. why? >> yeah. he ranked s

teresa: seguramente es de las que plantaste. betel: no, pero si todas eran rojas. yo no vi ninguna blanca. bueno, pues ¿quién sabe? a lo mejor vi mal. lo que sí es que está muy bonita y luce mucho entre el color rojo de los rosales. qué montonadero. se ve que no le daban mantenimiento. genaro: veo que usted no me recuerda, señora gertrudis. gertrudis: disculpe, pero no, no, no lo recuerdo. genaro: mi nombre es genaro

creemos que no sugieran temas que podamos hablar o teresa del hashtag edicion nocturna en twitter. >>peÑa nieto anuncia que el paÍs no estÁ en crisis. centenares de cadÁveres y fueron asesinados varios periodistas el mes pasado fue el mÁs violento de toda la violencia de peÑa nieto. reportera: ken aparece tirado es acusado de ser sicario al verse herido entre policÍas y poderse mover chora eso o roger tras un enfrentamiento de la delincuencia organizada. es una crisis humanitaria porque no estamos aquÍ en una guerrala violencia en mÉxico no para. el mes mÁs violento desde que enrique peÑa nietoasume pero declarÓ hace militares que indignÓ a muchos. >>que nos digan que vivimos en un paÍs que estÁ en crisis, crisis es seguramente lo que pueden temer a sus mentes. porque no es lo que estÁ pasando. que las cifras hablan por sÍ mismas. >>algunas cifras de marzo son 300 cuerpos exhumados de fosos calestinos. asÍ como el cierre definitivo de uno de los diarios donde ya colaborabanorte de ciudad juanes por su muerte como por su impunidad. >>creo que son dos evidencias de

mary teresa king said she's a prayer warrior >> preparing for people because that's my duty. god asked me to pray for others. not just for one. but for others. >>> with the hand to hold and a quick prayer, the congregation believes the prayer can bring hope to others beyond the church walls. >>> is it a lovely forecast tonight? we need an umbrella? we don't know >> couple of -- >> showers out there through the night. maybe a chance for some of that in the morning hours on monday, but monday afternoon sunshine we're back to the 70's. not quite as warm as easter but above average, and then tuesday, wednesday, and then i think even in the end of the week, 67 on tuesday, 66 for the middle of the week, not too bad >> thank you so much. matt. appreciate. thank you for joining us, we're always onre handing things over lesley and the cbs3 sports zone. ♪ ♪.

blair's former policy chief, and la st blair's former policy chief, and last october made headlines when teresa may hide him to lead and independent review into working conditions —— theresa may. the gig economy is exploding at a rapid rate, which is causing problems. what he is proposing is that we introduce a premium on minimum wage, the people who actually do zero our work have our contracts. —— zero hour contracts. which would give employers less incentive to mark around, basically, and call them up at 7am and say they don't need to come into a shift. there are several problems here, first of all it will not sit well with employers because they have so many other pressures facing them at the moment, the rise in business rates, minimum wage has gone up, and on top of that we have a load of economic uncertainty coming into play as a result of brexit. it doesn't solve the problem, putting a premium on the pay rate is only going to be a very minimum amount per hour, whereas you have rules instead, perhaps to give them notice, you cannotjust cancel a shift on the day that the work is sup

teresa johnston was out walking her neighbor's dog february 17th in irvine. when a 60-foot-tall tree fell on her and caused major injuries. the teen underwent intensive care at the hospital after she suffered severe brain trauma and broken bones to her head, face, and spine. tonight, the she is back home with her family. doctors are calling her recovery...nothing short of a miracle. (sot) young teresa johnston and her family say there is still a long road ahead. as the teen needs atleast three more surgeries. next... the latest from syria. we're learning more about the trump administrations next move after conducting new airstrikes in the war torn country. coming up (voice of sheriff deputy) still blocking drivers on the peninsula still haven't quite mastered the art of not stopping on rail crossings sound of police siren and apparently a few other arts, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly package nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most hone

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inauguration you had the march on washington and that started with a retired attorney, her name is teresa and she used social media and within a day 10000 people had said were going to do something and all across the country and all over the world this activism has not stopped since. that's because of you guys and all of us who have worked with you and are with you, that we stop trump care. [applause] . . >> >> every tuesday to make sure i stated course. think he is so much. and what we do in hawaii we said we talk this story meaning that we don't tell that to other, we listen in and it is a wonderful way when we get together we say let's talk story about this though with neil gorsuch he said couple of things i think he told all the members that he has erhard but we were really looking for that part he told me the federal courts are there to support minority rights of course, he did not respond to any questions to figure out the judicial philosophy and that is important because he would not have all these decisions to have these justices bring their entire life experience based on their l

teresa ayala/psicologa clinica 2;12 buscar ayuda, ya sea que puedan platicar con alguien, que no lo juzgue, porque si lo juzgan va a ser peor la situacion 2:19 32:48 ahora esta obra tomara cuatro anos, se espera que este concluida en el 2021... desde san francisco pilar nino noticiero telemundo 48 32:57 vo lorena --el forense del condado alameda confirm que el hombre que dispar en fremont la noche del domingo contra la policia, se dispar mortalmente en la cabeza. --tras la ne-cropsia, se inform que roger perez de 24 aÑos, no tenia mas heridas de bala en el cuerpo, aunque los oficiales respondieron con sus armas de fuego a los disparos de perez. blanca / vo --hasta las cenizas de un difunto fueron robadas por ladrones que merodean el "fisherman's wharf" en san francisco. --el periodico "the cronicle" entrevisto a una mujer que aseguraba que todas sus pertenencias fueron robadas de una camioneta que habia rentado. --ella tenia en el interior del vehiculo las cenizas de su padre que serian esparcidas en el lugar celebrando su natalicio. cam pan/ lorena --en antioch una persecucin policial te

---el hecho se report alrededor de las 9 de la noche en el bulevar ''santa teresa'' y la salida a la autopista 85 muy cerca del centro comercial ''oakaridge''. ---segn las autoridades este es el "decimo cuarto" accidente vial que se reporta en la ciudad en lo que va del aÑo. vo/lorena --en antioch esta una persecucin policial termin con un aparatoso choque esta madrugada... --el conductor de un auto ''chevrolet'' fue perseguido, y durante su fuga se estrell contra un poste de electricidad y luego contra un hidrante ... --ms adelante le contamos por qu se inici la persecucin.....qui en es el sospechoso y su estado de salud..... vo - blanca en newark la polica arresto a un sujeto vinculado a la muerte de un joven hispano... --- se trata de "josue perez" un residente de oakland de quien se cree habra disparado a la cabeza a "roque leonel valencia" quien fue hallado sin vida el sabado dentro de su vehiculo... ---perez tendr que presentarse en corte el prximo lunes take sot trt 06 secs convo/ blanca por ahora la polica no ha revelado el motivo del crimen... lorena --- faltan slo horas pa

se registrÓ entre la calle santa teresa boulevard y la 85. ninguno de los dos autos llevaban pasajeros. las autoridades identificaron a la persona arrollada anoche por la interestatal 92. carlos pÉrez de 67 aÑos. se dio a conocer la historia del mÉdico forense de san mateo. el accidente fue reportado el miÉrcoles poco después de las 2:00 de la noche a la altura del camino real. la vÍctima muriÓ en la cena y solicitan la colaboraciÓn del pÚblico para hacer por quÉ caminaba sobre los carriles. un incendio en un campamento de indigentes consumiÓ carpas donde se refugiaban. entre las avenidas 22 y 23 en la interestatal 880. las llamas iniciaron cuando algunas personas pretendÍan cocinar. por fortuna no se registraron vÍctimas ni heridos. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: por medio de una orden ejecutiva el presidente donald trump busca castigar a la ciudad es cuando --ciudades y condados retirando fondos federales. un estudio revela todo lo contrario. gilberto leÓn los tiene los detalles. gilberto: por aÑos el condado de santa clara ha rehusado o co

joining me now, msnbc contributor and voter latino president maria teresa kumar. there was so much fear within the immigrant community and even those here legally after the things that donald trump did, some of the eo's he signed, with the rulings in the court, is there a lessening of that, is there still a lot of fear? sort of set the scene where we are at 100 days. >> absolutely. i think what the trump administration realized is that it is really difficult to change the current policy. and, at the same time, what he's signaled to i.c.e. and to secretary kelly, is to go after any person that is undocumented. and that is why we are -- we're not surprised in the community that half of the people that have been arrested are people that don't have any criminal background. for example, most recently, there was a dhaka student deported, he was basically picked up by i.c.e., racially profiled, asked if he had his papers with them and said, let me go get them in the glove compartment, that i said no, we will not let you. he's 28 years old and promptly was sent back to me

then we've got british prime minister teresa may in its surprise move calling for a snap uk election june 8th. that sent the european markets tumbling but also send the pound sterling skyrocketing. and then there's this. the imf -- this is relatively good news -- boosted its global growth forecast to 3.5%. there's imf chief christine along with me discussing this ahead of the report, which did come out this morning. let's get right to the floor show and dig into all of these issues. don, larry, elliott are joining me now. john, my gut is telling me that the red on the screen is due to steven mnuchin now saying "i didn't know that dc would be so difficult to work with to get tax reform done." >> you know, liz, i'm not sure how much of that that really is. clearly, we haven't seen a day where we had the market go up like it did yesterday and then retreat right back. i think there's a lot of geopolitical headlines that are out there that are giving investors a little uneasiness about what's going on. but, yes, clearly when we talk about tax reform, i think most people after seeing what

. >> teresa, can we count on seeing richard pretty soon? is he going to come home? >> are we going to see richard soon hopefully? >> richard simmons' longtime friend and housekeer back home today. last night, she was seen heading inside cedars-sinai medical center in l.a., and carrying what appear to be slippers and a t-shirt in a plastic bag. >> how is he doing? >> we learned that authorities were at richard's house today for another welfare check. officers were informed that richard was in the hospital. >> lapd was here to do a welfare check, any comments? >> this morning, richard addressed his fans directly for on facebook. he wrote, quote, aren't you sick of hearing and reading about me? lol. well, by now, you know that i'm not missing, just a little under the weather. i'm sure i will be feeling good and back home in a couple of days. here we go! and one -- >> the 68-year-old simmons also shared this photo of himself -- wearing a tank top with the slogan c"keep calm and carry on" the image is reportedly from 2014, around the same time that simmons went into hidi

i think sending mike pence you know, donald trump quickly met with prime minister teresa may. he met with the mexican prime minister as well as merkle. and i think sending mike pence is also a sign to not only south korea but other allies in the region that the u.s. is standing with them >> we look back to some statements, he said fairly recently he was running to be the president of america not the world but the north korean is something that not just faces up but many other countries out there have not has it been a pivot in terms of changing his approach >> i think presidency certainly shapes the man. no doubt about it. i think that george w bush faced 911. president obama led a surge. it was very driveway that he met with the chinese president in florida and i think they're to a good start and it's positive that the u.s. has relations with the chinese and the chinese are important players here in the sense they obviously have a strategic interest in north korea and what happens and how the u.s. is able to work with the chinese, he did bring to us the campaign with his prom

i want to introduce you to teresa. you've been part of this helping to volunteer. why are you out here today? >> we're outhere paubecause we' upset donald trump hasn't released his taxes. we started planning this march after the women's march. he has to release his taxes to show the corruption and where his money is. >> reporter: we're hearing lots of people like teresa saying we want to see your records because we want to know if there's something more nefarious at play. do you have connections that are improper with foreign entities with all the talk around russia and do you have financial conflicts of interest. sheinelle, interestingly, i've covered a lot of these protests and this is one of the most creative protests i've seen. look at this, millionaire or fraud? release your taxes. then you got the birth certificate, now give us your taxes. a lot of people here reminding us that president trump led the charge against president obama for his birth certificate and now they're saying now it's time for you to show your records as well. >> it's interesting, morgan,

stuart: britain's prime minister teresa may shocking the brits. she has called a snap election, it will take place on june the 8th. the country wants to finalize negotiations to leave the european union. that was a surprise. ashley: it was a surprise. she's very much ahead in the polls over the other major political party, the labor party. 21-point lead there. it's a time that she could galvanize her lead, possibly stelas many as 70 more seats from labors. a window of opportunity that she says will give her a stronger mandate, there's been a strong push back ever since brexit was approved. is it a risk to her and her leadership? no. the polls would suggest not but let'not forget they didn't think bxiwould be approv, and it was. sohere's only some ris but ultimately, she says the country is together but westminster is not. what she wants is to put through her brexit negotiations into fashion. stuart: she's got a 21-point lead over her opponent. ashley: she does and the labor party are in somewhat disarra d. stuart: are they ever. thanks, ashley. ev

presentation by teresa wu, san francisco district administrator department of rehabilitation. public comment is welcome. agenda item number nine, information item. access sf ust the arts. promoting transition and maximizing potential. learn how access prevent unified school district supports students to discover their passions, maximize their potential, and achieve their goals during their last four years of public school utilizing san francisco as its campus. presentation by heidi sarah 10, special education department, jen kabobi, special education teacher. tommy leung student advocate, samuel ben wallace, student advocate. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 10, information item. support services for students on the autism spectrum at uc berkeley. a snapshot of services provided by uc berkeley's disabled students program specifically coordinated to support students on the autism spectrum. presentation by marina fontana ma crc trio disability specialist uc berkeley. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 11, information item. life as a uc berkeley student on