as sonia said, boris johnson pledged to priority for them and as sonia said, borisjohnson pledged to exit on the steps of downing street. what is really disappointing as we had a ma nifesto really disappointing as we had a manifesto yesterday which is philly, it is completely overshadowed by their experiences in 2017. work to may put forward a policy that had a huge u—turn. we are not saying that that was in anyway a good way to solve it, but avoiding the problem because it might be politically toxic or slightly risky compared to having a vanilla manifesto is not appropriate. let us move on to your paper, and. tory majority would bring boat on brexit deal before christmas. this is the news that the concept is when and when a majority, they will bring forward a queen's speech on december the 19th. yes, just as we thought that all the drama and fun with and on the two other december were the result on the 13th, we are now going to have a queen's speech on the 19th of the tories when a majority. what is interesting about this is they are setting out a mission statement that if they wi

course one of sonia found in delhi thanks a lot sonia. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world former brazilian president lula da silva has walked free from prison his release was ordered by a judge after a supreme court ruling that inmates who are still appealing convictions could be freed who was jailed on corruption charges in april last year. hundreds of mourners have attended funerals for victims of a suspected cartel attack in a township founded by break way movement in mexico 9 u.s. citizens were killed 6 children and 3 women it's not clear whether they were targeted or ambushed by accident. in hong kong anti-government protesters are mourning a 22 year old student who died from his injuries it's believed he fell from a multistory car park after police fired tear gas during clashes with demonstrators last weekend had been found in a coma. wildfires continue to rage across drought stricken eastern australia at least 2 people have been found dead and hundreds of homes destroyed and dozens of bl

>> laurent: i do like it. >> sonia: you don't think about. you don't know why, but you do it. >> eric: it's called compassion. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: le france, i love it, and god knows i love the cheese here. but a brief respite is needed from the torrent of dairy products. perhaps, i thought, a short hop across the border to italy would be a good idea. i want pasta. maison rosset has a long and storied history in the aosta valley. our host jean-marie christille grew up in the region. >> anthony: i love it here. i'm so happy to be in italy. i feel a little treacherous to deny my own roots because i have zero italian heritage. as far as i know zero. but i just love this lifestyle, this food. it's just great. >> eric: well, cheers. >> anthony: to italy. ♪ >> jean: after you. >> anthony: i will definitely have some of that. >> jean: this is with -- even some honey. >> anthony: oh, interesting. >> jean: and this is a gift from me -- and i have done dried meat with the leg of the -- >> anthony: okay, more cheese. but it's a delicious order of gnoc

will bring about some kind of reconciliation that would help pealed those were the discussions now sonia you just got back from the site itself what did people there tell you about what that site means to them. well you know actually helen the disputed site is completely fortified and off limits to the public and i went to the town of iota which is a predominantly you can do site it's. it's home to many ancient temples that are that are right wing hindu groups there who have been preparing literally for you before to build this temple they've collected pillows and called stone walls so they're all you know ready to do this and there is a lot of public support for the building of this temple among hindus mansions there but but in many parts of india because they believe this is a symbol of phoenix and national revival and some see it as correcting the historical wrongs of indeed centuries of oppression by outside muslim invaders by building this temple at the site of the mosque and so knew there had been a massive ramp up in security i mean across india tell us more about that that's righ

to see you sonia put this into context for us then just how significant is this ruling. well it's a hell of the judicially historic verdict because it really kind of draws a line on a very kind of prong toward the protracted bitter dispute between hindus and muslims that has really dragged on for decades and at the center of this dispute of course is the 16th century mosque in which many hindus believe you know was was built by the invader who raised the temple that mock the birthplace of law drum so it's a very important site for for me to do that of course this was the site of the horrific violence in 1902 when hindu mobs tore down the mosque in a brazen defiance of all those deadly riots that came in the aftermath killed about 2000 people so i think this is really kind of least a racist this kind of long and bitter dispute that we have seen playing out in on the issue of. the species you say so new we know that there was a a massive ramp up in security tell us more about that. that's true i mean there are massive security arrangements in place today not just in with t

ambition sonia was also the former deputy to parse johnson at the daily telegraph a warm welcome to you all now we've just outlined some of the major commitments in both parties manifestos but i didn't notice that the labor party's manifesto is about well nearly double the length of the tory party is manifest or and i always feel like boris johnson would have wanted to have just handed out leaflets that said bricks it get it done sonia how much of this election is about bricks it. well i think it's all about bret's it really i mean boris johnson has always wanted to be prime minister brit is his vehicle i happen to believe that he doesn't actually believe in it i was his deputy at the daily telegraph used to write very critical pieces about the. community as it was then but he he is also very sympathetic towards the great projects however saying that publicly was not going to help him become prime minister so it is all about bricks it but the other thing the extraordinary thing about boris johnson is that as long as i've known him since the 1990 s. and even before that he always wan

sonia: the repo market is a thorn for them. they are trying to find ways to ease it over market operations. they are trying to expand reserves again. this also has to do with regulation and with the behavior of the large u.s. banks. it is difficult for the fed to influence that directly in the way that it would like. i think that the end of the day, we might end up looking at easing regulations even if it is not to the extent they would like it to. amanda: do we need to start talking about the effect of impeachment on the markets? a change of leadership potentially, theoretically, what that might do across the whole economy? biga: i think there is a difference between impeachment and removing the president. the chances of impeachment are potentially higher than the chances of a president actually stepping down. it is really only if the president's chances of stepping down or increased that the market is pricing that in. shery: you mentioned the gdp numbers. even if we do get a trade deal happen this year, how much of that can y

maria benjamin, sonia pack pack the coordinator and sonia delgado the b.m.r. rental housing manager are all here and we're happy to answer any questions you may have. thank you so much. do you have any speaker cards? >> we have oscar james. >> mr. james. >> oscar james again. first of all, i want to say, the certificate of preference office that puts the information out i have a card that comes and i get five of these cards in my house and i can't get the family members to move to -- well, anyway. they do a good job getting this information out. to certificate holders. one thing i want and i notice it might be off the sur joke, and i've been crying for a number of years, to try and get the grandkids certificates of preference also. we have a lot of them who would love to come back to the community but unfortunately they don't have a certificate. i have one son who was born after we moved and i never used my certificate of preference even though i bought a home. i never used my certificate yet in hopefully if i get mine out, and turn my home inform my daughter'

and sonia, he stopped short for saint do not vote for labour, doesn't it? but i mean his views are pretty clear. i do not think he is leaving any doubt as to what his messages in this letter. it is incredibly clear. i think it is very serious and it is very serious belabour. as anna said, it is completely unprecedented. has been a lot of criticism about how have handles complaints of anti—semitism with a lot of focus on jeremy corbyn himself as leader of the party. they have been instances where jeremy corbyn himself has been accused of sharing things that have been anti—semitic. so, a lot of focus on the party.

well sonia this ruling of course in favor of the hindus comes at a time when there's a hindu nationalist government in power how do minorities feel about all of this. well you know the building of the dam temple has really long been a rallying point for the hindu nationalists b j p do you know in the ninety's in the ninety's in the ninety's the beach would be really head of the political campaign on the plank of building the wrong temple at the disputed site eventually led to the culmination off that by land some to demolish an off the mosque and ever since come to power we have seen repeated calls to build a temple for members off the beach at the same time or to remember that some of the b. to be a country facing trial for their involvement in the violence of 1993 so against that backdrop i think it's fair to say that though many muslim groups today have accepted this word that there is a sense of unease and disquiet in the community muslim speaking very insecure especially since the beat it became you know religious and social tensions have really deepened under the scope of. the corr

and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the observer's sonia sodha and the telegraph's anna mikhailova — stay with us for that. good evening. the chief rabbi has made a highly unusual intervention in the general election campaign — by condemning what he says is jeremy corbyn‘s failure to deal with anti—semitism, and by questioning the labour leader's fitness for downing street. writing in the times newspaper, ephraim mirvis, who's britain's most seniorjewish leader, said: labour has responded saying: well, in a moment we'll talk to our political correspondent chris mason, but first, here is martin basheer explaining how significant the chief rabbi plasma comments are. the chief rabbi has oversight behalf of those in the united kingdom who identify as practising jewish and he says that labour's claim that they are doing everything in their powers to root out anti—semitism is in his words mendacious fiction and a new poison has taken root in the labour party sanction from the very top and he says that while he is not in a position to te

sonia, the mirror has an interesting story. labour's care revolution. this isjeremy corbyn‘s 7— point plan to restore dignity and respect after yea rs of plan to restore dignity and respect after years of tory cuts. what's interesting to me about this is that when borisjohnson interesting to me about this is that when boris johnson became interesting to me about this is that when borisjohnson became prime minister, he stood on the steps of downing street and said he had a plan for social claire but i don't think i missed it, it didn't figure in the manifesto. it wasn't, absolutely not. the conservatives had some vague outrage about seeking cross— party had some vague outrage about seeking cross—party consensus which is an excuse to kick the cow crisis and how we look after all people. labour have got really policy to policies which is free personal care for the over 65 ‘s, a policy that got in scotland. and what this policy is about is ending this sort of dread 01’ about is ending this sort of dread or state of affairs whereby if you get dia

circunstancias fuÉ uno victoria hoy >>> la defensa mÁs fuerte a favor de los dreamers la dio la jueza sonia sotomayor >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> muchos resaltaron la humanidad de los dreamers la humanidad de nuestras familias y es lo que me llevo de esta corte suprema >>> pero se mÁs confundido que asegurado porque el programa siempre debiÓ ser temporal. permitiÓ la violacion de la ley y que el poder de eliminarlo nos pertenece refiriÉndose al gobierno trump pero uno de los liberales le dieron la razÓn en distintas ocasiones. mientras los defensores de los soÑadores insistÍan que el gobierno eliminÓ daca ilegalmente y solo por motivaciones polÍticas los magistrado nos se veÍan convencidos. >>> sabÍamos que iba hacer argumentos difÍciles de ambos lados pero con esperanza >>> la decisiÓn queda en manos de una corte donde de papeles de mayorÍa conservadora pero con un voto del juez john roberts quien ha fallado en contra de la administraciÓn trump aunque hoy causÓ preocupacion porque puso en duda la legalidad del daca y dijo que no cree que el fin del programa signifiqu

we're extraordinarily grateful to justices ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor to join us to honor sandra day o'connor. it turns out that justice ginsberg and justice o'connor share an unusual distinction and that is interesting nicknames. when justice o'connor was confirmed she earned the moniker fwoc for first woman on the supreme court. justice ginsburg has been crowned the notorious rbg. i'll leave it to you to decide which one is catchier. they share a lifelong commitment to expanding opportunities for women. it makes sense when justice ginsburg joins justice o'connor on the bench in 1993, the two bonded over their historic role in transforming the supreme court. both justices had to overcome discrimination and professional rejection, but justice o'connor once put a helpful spin on it if they had come of age when women could easily be lawyers, she told justice ginsburg, they would probably end up as retired partners at some law firm. but because that route was not open to us, justice o'connor explained, we had to find another way and we both ended up in the united states supre

sonia sotomayor dijo... ilia: quÉ te llamÓ la atención? >>sonia sotomayor dijo que esto no se trata sobre sÍ daca es legal o ilegal, que se trata sobre la decisiÓn de ellos sobre terminar de destruir vidas. ilia: quÉ te llamÓ la atención a ti de lo que escuchaste? te veo emocionada y como vida. >>tenemos desde el domingo aquÍ con mucho frÍo, esperando a ver si tenemos la oportunidad de entrar, y no se siente real estar adentro. es increÍble que nueve personas van a decidir el futuro de tantas personas, y mÁs las personas que no tienen daca, y han tenido que navegar sus vidas en este paÍs, estÁn contribuyendo a esta economÍa. salÍ con mucha emociÓn de estar aquÍ, estamos peleando esta pelea. pero tenemos muchas buenas esperanzas de que van a tomar la decisiÓn buena, si no, estamos listas para movilizar a nuestra comunidad y seguir al congreso para buscar algo mÁs permanente. ilia: hemos hablado con decenas de soÑadores durante esta jornada, algo muy importante es que no estÁn soÑando solamente por ustedes, sino por quien

maria benjamin, sonia pack pack the coordinator and sonia delgado the b.m.r. rental housing manager are all here and we're happy to answer any questions you may have. thank you so much. do you have any speaker cards? >> we have oscar james. >> mr. james. >> oscar james again. first of all, i want to say, the certificate of preference office that puts the information out i have a card that comes and i get five t

una larga fila de familias estaba esperando la reparticiÓn de comida, la primera era sonia. con entendible razÓn, llegó temprano. >> a veces no tenemos el dinero suficiente para comprar la carne y el pollo. tayana: me dice que trabaja en taco bell y mÁs de una vez ha tenido que quitarse la comida de la boca para darles de comer a sus hijos. >> a mi esposo lo deportaron y estoy aquÍ sola con mis hijos, yo le doy gracias a dios porque hemos salido adelante. tayana: la mano divina de dios se mostrÓ a travÉs de una despensa de comida mÓvil, creada por las organizaciones. >> los requisitos que tenemos es que nos digan que tiene necesidad, venga con nosotros y nosotros vamos a ayudarte. tayana: una compra completa para los mÁs necesitados. cientos de familia recibieron esta ayuda. >> espera que llegue a mÁs de 3000 familias este sÁbado, no necesita registrarse ni llevar ningÚn tipo de documento. >> feliz dÍa de acciÓn de gracia. tayana: va a estar este sÁbado de 10:00 de la maÑana a 2:00 p.m., esta ayuda gastan dando dos veces al mes y para mÁs informaciÓn puede v

plaza sensaesamo que ha enseÑado numey tantas cosas mas con perso personalidades interpretadas como sonia su mensaje de incl s inclusion y alegria ha sido e o expotrtartado a todos los rines del mundo hoy 50 aÑos de plaza sesaamo vamos con los deportes e ¿como estas? >> ¿como estas? bien tenemos b e buenas noticias para la s seleccion de futbol de mexico en la copa del mundo sub-17 que se transmite en telemundo el equipo mexicano ha rderrotado un a cero al minuto 767 con la c victoria el conjunto mexicano sobre kocorea del norte y ahor e reprre enrfrenta con el que mexico o por cierto en un paso de la gran final uno a cero victoria del e equipo mexicano >> exito con och opcu ode t ventaja el segundo lugaron pepre esta encaminando a hacerlo aunque queda mucha liga por d delante nos vamos con el w(... otro equipo en etapa de recu r recuperacion el juego sin perder y raul jimenez con uno son oc octavos de final a un punto u e europe falta a niveljimene. >> muy de cerca los lideres en barcelona con uno menos que los dos anteriores penultimo en la t tabla antne koke hector herrera fue titul

la jueza sonia sotomayor presentÓ en donde estaban las justificaciones para eliminar el programa. el gobierno alegÓ que las cortes no tienen que revisar su explicaciÓn y que la revisión era de esperarse porque creen que el programa es ilegal. >> 1 de las razones es que esto puede ser 1 incentivo para que personas entran ilegalmente al paÍs. >> los jueces rigurosos no dudaron del beneficio que ha dado el programa cientos de miles de jÓvenes indocumentados. >> tiene que concluir que lo que hizo la administraciÓn fue legal. >> el abogado del gobierno no dio declaraciones. si no lo aceptan tendrÍan que decidir si daca es legal o no. >> la decisiÓn de la corte recae sobre 1 mayorÍa conservadora, 2 de los jueces fueron nominados por el presidente trump. >> el fallo de la corte serÁ conocido en el 2020. >> tenemos que revisar pero obviamente yo no tengo la sabidurÍa de salomÓn de decir: vamos a botar todos al padre pero vamos a salvar a los muchachos. illia: el presidente defendiÓ su decisiÓn de eliminar el programa desde su plataforma polÍtica con su habitual estilo agres

paola: comienza el primer dÍa de las estrellas sonia de waltham mercado en puerto rico. entre los asistentes estaban artistas, diseÑadores, y no podÍan faltar fanÁticos. ramÓn. las personas esperar bajo el sol para ver a su Ídolo. una de las principales y tus cines culturales de la isla. regresamos con mÁs despuÉs de una pausa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> que gusto saludarlos. vamos rÁpidamente con informaciÓn deportiva. la selecciÓn mexicana sub 17 consiguiÓ su boleto a los cuartos de final del mundial. de la tejerÍa que se celebra en brasil. a minutos y 26 aprecia rogelio para abrir el marcador. muÑos se atreve desde fuera del Área para poner el 2-0. y cifras definitivas. mÉxico avanza a la siguiente ronda. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn . gracias y que estÉn muy bien. ramÓn: esta noche nuestra serie especial con . conozca un par de hermanos soÑadores que han logrado el Éxito. paola: antes de despedirnos. muchas felicidades, ramÓn. hoy es su cumpleaÑos. ramÓn. muchas gracias. buen provecho. gracias por su sintonÍa. conductora: no los confundieron, los as

sonia sotomayor defendiÓ las dreamers preguntÁndole al gobierno dÓnde su argumento se considera y evalÚa los impactos afectados . esto no tiene que ver con la ley, esto sobre la destrucciÓn de vida, dijo. el juez conservador preguntÓ al equipo defensor por quÉ no es suficiente la aplicaciÓn de gobierno y de quÉ sirven otros cinco aÑos de litigio sobre esa explicaciÓn ? el gobierno agregÓ que las cortes no tiene que revisar su explicaciÓn y que la decisión de poner fin a la era de esperarse porque creen que programesilegal. >> lo que argumenta la administraciones que ello no tiene muchas aplicaciones. aÚn asÍ, tan muchas aplicaciones del por quÉ hay razones de polÍtica pÚblica para rescindir esta orden. una de ellas que esto puede ser un incentivo para que personas e >> los jueces conservadores no fueron rigurosos en el razonamiento de gobierno, tampoco dudaron del beneficio que ha brindado el programa a cientos de miles de jÓvenes indocumentados. >> creo que lo que van a encontrar es que no hay otro modo que tiene que concluir que lo que hizo la penetraciÓn fue legal. >>

spoke to indigenous leader sonia guajajara of the brazilian indigenous peoples' articulation. >> i am here today to participate in the climate march bringing the voices of the indigenous peoples of brazil to denounce all of the destruction of the environment, destruction of the amazon, and the legalization of the genocide against indigenous people. for 519 years, indigenous people in brazil have been resisting by fighting against the political and economic powers under the name of development and in the name of progress or authorizing more more expectation of our natural resources. exploiting mines, rivers, and it is directly affecting our way of life. the amazon is burning at this exact moment. lots of territories are on fire. we attribute the increase in the fires to the rhetoric of the bolsonaro.ernment of jair the practices of the bolsonaro government are consolidating this government is the biggest enemy of indigenous people and the environment. amy: over the summer, as fires the amazon, sonia guajajara said in a statement -- "we're putting our bodies and our lives on the line to

of justice breyer rhapsody critically important as well as words of justice sotomayor who indicated sonia sotomayor, who indicated it was president trump who said he would protect daca recipients. he would protect the recipients, and he is fail to do so. as a result of the statements coming out of the mouth of the president of these united states, this court should understand this as a nation of immigrants and that all of us should uphold the police and the values of our country, that is immigrants are here to stay and we should protect against the 700,000 individuals who came here for opportunity or education and for freedom. and so in the great state of new york, it's an honor and post to be a represent the coalition, 70 minutes of the attorney generals association who filed on behalf of these individuals. and i say -- [speaking spanish] >> gracias. my name is -- i am 31. i am a plaintiff. i am a mom and i am a daca recipient. i am honored to stand it today in front of you continue our fight to defend daca. i i am from the suburbs of long island, new york, which has been home for the la

. >> en una plaza mexicana, conocimos a sonia, directora de asuntos latinos para el estado. >> tenemos personas que son tercera, cuarta generaciÓn hasta quinta generaciÓn. >> aunque los primeros latinos llegaron iowa en el siglo xix y trabajaron en las vÍas del ferrocarril, hoy destacan en diferentes Ámbitos. >> cerca de 200 mil latinos viven en iowa la mayorÍa aqui, pero en un estado con 3 millones de habitantes esto es solo el 6% de la poblaciÓn, lo que destaca es el crecimiento que han tenido, desde el 2.000, 140%. >> erick es parte de estos latinos aquÍ, emigrÓ de mÉxico, siempre se sintiÓ atrapado entÍe que escoger, ser mexicano o ser americano. >> fue hasta hace poco que entendiÓ vivir con la mezcla de las culturas. >> hay una dualidad. >> ese es el mensaje que mÓnica quiere llevar. >> cÓmo ves el futuro de los latinos en iowa? >> yo lo veo muy bonito, yo creo que en el estado de iowa la comunidad latina estÁ muy joven. >> las proyecciones dicen que la poblaciÓn latina en iowa podrÍa triplicarse para el 2040 y entonces las voces en espaÑol serÁn aÚn mÁs poten

justiceink the words of importante critically and justice sonia sotomayor who indicated that it was president said he would protect daca recipients and he has do so and as a result of that statements coming out of the mouth of the president of these united states this court should understand this is a nation of immigrants and all of uphold the beliefs and values of our country and that immigrants are here to stay and we should protect the who camendividuals here for opportunity, for education and for freedom. from the great state of new york, it's an honor and privilege to be here and represent the coalition, 17 the attorney generals association who filed on behalf individuals. >> good afternoon. my name is eliana hernandez. i am 31 years old. am a plaintiff,im a mom and i am a daca recipient. i am honored to stand here in front of you continuing our fight to defend daca. am from the suburbs of long island, new york, which has been 17 years.he last this is our home. that forevergram changed my life in many different aspects, allowing me the opportunity to come out of shadows, finish college a

y el e escenario polÍtico >>> yeyÉ casi no se hablaba latinos >>> en una plaza mexicana conocimos a sonia directora de asuntos latinos para el estado >>> personas es un tercera hasta quinta generaciÓn >>> aunque los primeros latinos dieron iowa en el siglo xix trabajaron en las vÍas del ferrocarril >>> hoy destacan en distintos ana Ámbitos >>> la mayorÍa vive aqui en esta zona, pero en un estado con 3 millones de habitantes esto es solo el 6% de la poblaciÓn lo que destacas el crecimiento que han tenido desde el aÑo 20el 6% de la poblaciÓn lo que destacas el crecimiento que han tenido desde el aÑo 21400 140% >>> emigrÓ de mÉxico en su instancins infancia se sintiÓ siempre atrapado del inglÉs al espaÑol. >>> fase poco que perdiÓ a vivir con la mezcla de las dos culturas >>> qqueremos ser latinos y no m me queremos celebrar y ser americanos >>> ese es el mensaje que mÓnica quiere llevar con su micrÓfono >>> cÓmo ves el futuro de los latinos en iowa >>> yo lo veo muy bonito, creo que en el estado de iowa a la comunidad latina esta muy joven >>> las previsiones dice que la po

sonia is a dermatologist and we're talking about the elite lift procedure. thank you for being here. >> of course, we want to turn back the clock, right, but we want to age gracefully, what can be done and what are the elite mini lift procedure. >> gravity takes hold and we lose collagen and we can use fillers, we can use your fat cells to plump up the scene and we have a more permanent solution, it's safe and natural, and what they love, they can life and tighten the jowl and neck area and lower face area which is a common complaint. >> the people i talk to think anyone with the face, they will have to do general anesthesia. >> we can do this in the office, people are awake and it's minimal discomfort and natural results. >> the patients look refreshed. the perfect refreshed look. what age should they do the elite look. >> people are undergoing the accelerating office. smoking, diet and exercise, our goal is to have you look at the best that you can at the age that you are at. you look good and feel good. we want to enhance your beauty and have that harmoni

amy: can you talk about sonia sotomayor's comments? >> she had a powerful line of questioning to the government, really questioning what they had thought about and considered before deciding to terminate daca and disrupt kamaishi put it, to destroy the lives of close to 800,000 people with daca. she highlighted the lack of reasoning and the lack of consideration for what this would mean. there?s justice ginsburg >> yes. amy: was she active in the questioning? >> i think she had the first question. amy: explain the origins of dhaka and on what grounds the trump administration is attempting to end this program that protects people like martin? the government in 2017 came out with a memo terminating daca and provided really no reasoning. they do provide there was this other lawsuit -- sorry, court decision about a completely different program and on that basis, our hands are tied and we must into the program. what is at stake is accountability. will the government be able to hide behind this legal reasoning and to say their hands are tigh

. >>> precisamente durante los argumentos de hoy la jueza sonia sotomayor indicó que el presidente trump ha dicho que él desea y buscará una forma de que los r soñad puedan quedarse que los soÑadores puedan quedarse aquí >>> esta mañana inicio la audiencia judicial en torno a la construcción del muro de la frontera canon de los jueces de la corte suprema y apelaciones del noveno circuito escucharon a los abogados que defiende la postura del gobierno de utilizar los 1000 millones y medio de dólares de fondos militares para pagar por esa muralla, varios grupos luchan para que esto no suceda >>> identifican a la mujer baleada muerta enfrente de su casa la noche del sábado en oakland, según sus familiares y amigos, se trata de misty smith de 29 años de edad, su esposo también fue baleado y se encuentra en condición estable, ella dejó a dos niños de 11 y nueve años de edad y tenía seis meses de embarazo, las autoridades continúan con la investigación, no se ha dado a conocer las causas del homicidio >>> y en san josé, edy garcía lamentó esta tarde la pérdida de una vida

del recinto y nos puede contar mÁs de lo que se viviÓ ahÍ, me decÍas que la que se llevÓ el show fue sonia sotomayor. >> definitivamente la jueza sotomayor saliÓ a regaÑar al abogado del gobierno mÁs que hacerle una pregunta, le dijo que el presidente trump le habÍa prometido a estos jÓvenes protegerlos y buscar una manera de cÓmo se quedaran en el paÍs y ahora solo buscaba una manera de destruir sus vidas. fue una declaraciÓn bastante fuerte, fue el Único momento en que hubo como una risa, un viento, digamos asÍ, pero el resto fue una audiencia totalmente solemne con preguntas duras y expertos que estuvieron adentro dicen que podemos estar contentos del desempeÑo de los abogados de los dreamers pero no confiados porque fue una audiencia bastante dura. >> imagino que no hay una pista o algo que de a pensar hacia dÓnde se pueden cargar los jueces, debe ser algo demasiado de leer. >> es un misterio porque muchas veces dicen que llegan a la audiencia con la decisiÓn tomada y solo hacen preguntas para reforzar lo que estÁn pensando, otros dicen que pueden cambiar de parecer a Úl

dijo el magistrado, algo que no esperaban los bañadores >>> no era la respuesta que tenía >> como sonia sotomayor indicaron que acabar con daca se trató de una decisión política >>> esto no se trata de ley, es una decisión para destruir vidas afirmó que cambió el abogado desde una constitucional dijo que era un amparo temporal y que el gobierno cuenta con la opción de cancelarlo en cualquier momento >>> muchos de los que se benefician de daca no son ángeles, sino criminales y que la si la corte falla en favor de los criminales sería un acuerdo para proteger los >>> es un imbécil porque no entiende la ley, la ley se que para calificar a daca tienen que revisarte de forma criminal >>> hoy el ambiente estaba animado a pesar del frío, cientos de jóvenes llegaron de varias partes del país para rogar por el programa que le protege de la deportación >>> y hoy la corte suprema de justicia escuchó los argumentos a favor y en contra de daca , hoy no se sabrá nada del caso hasta el próximo año, es decir hasta próximo año electoral, mientras tanto los cientos de miles de soñado

justice sonia sotomayor blasting the president, noting he once promised the dreamers "that they were safe under him and that he'd find a way to keep them here. and he hasn't." conservative justices argued that the president has the power to end the program, just as obama could start it, and that he had done so properly. but even justice neil gorsuch, a trump appointee, acknowledged the wrenching emotions at the heart of this case, saying, "i hear a lot of facts, sympathetic facts you put out there and they speak to all of us." >> and terry moran live at the supreme court tonight. another major headline out of the court today, as you know, clearing the way for the families of the victims in the newtown massacre, clearing the way for those families to sue the maker of the ar-15-style rifle used in that shooting that killed, as we all know, 20 children and six adults? >> reporter: that's right, david. those families suing remington arms, the maker of that rifle. they allege that the company knowingly marketed that weapon to civilians for offensive combat-style operations against their p

joining me now are sonia sodha, who writes for the observer. stanley johnson, the prime minister‘s father. and lord grade, a former chairman of both the bbc and itv, and a conservative peer. welcome. thank you very much. you and michael gove thought he would go instead of boris johnson, and michael gove thought he would go instead of borisjohnson, did you? hold on. slight error in the transmission. i was invited by channel a. i wasn‘t there for the conservative party. i was thrilled to be there. i should have gone on my bike, they sent a card from me. the real sadness about this whole thing is it was a very important debate. it has been slightly overshadowed with this 0fcom business and people getting upset about it. as far as i am concerned, michael gove was sent forward by the conservative party and channel a said, we don‘t want michael gove, we wa nt said, we don‘t want michael gove, we want the prime minister. tremendously naive on the part of the broadcaster. what is so naive? the other leaders had a view. and the view is that it w

government's budget for 2020 she also responded to recent criticism of nato by the french president sonia alliance was as important today as it was during the cold war. i handshake with the minister of defense. then in his speech chancellor angela merkel focused on urgent foreign policy issues and offered a spirited defense of nato that are good enough to step back and i think even more so than jaring the cold war maintaining at night is very much in our interest. once again because as the foreign minister said yesterday europe is not in a position to defend itself alone i live in a mission that they didn't visit and we depend on the transatlantic alliance so we must support and assume greater responsibility for it and for. that and she said germany is ready to spend more on defense but that if you the defense minister has drawn up a plan for germany to play a greater role in the alliance with our defense budget reaching 2 percent of g.d.p. by the early 20 thirties and we are committed to that. the opposition left party strongly criticized the plan parliamentary group leader accused the g

justice sonia sotomayor pointed to mixed messages from president trump, initially telling daca- eligible people that they were safe under him and that he would find a way to keep them here. and then "i'll give you six months to destroy your lives." conservative justices were harder to read, but most seemed to want to avoid a ruling that would embroil courts in second- guessing future presidents' explanations for administrative decisions. justice neil gorsuch: "what more would you have the government say?" >> daca is a very, very difficult subject for me. >> reporter: the president announced in 2017 he was rescinding daca, which he claimed president obama had created with an illegal executive action. the program protected some 700,000 people who came here illegally as children, the so- called dreamers, from deportation. according to a government study, 90% of them work, and 45% are enrolled in school. dreamers, like pre-k. teacher karen reyes. she came to the u.s. when she was two years old, and will never forget the day daca was announced. >> oh, my god, this means i don't have to be fea

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