you see in human i'll just see die or yeah wage chile. and i geria a campaigner for children's education who provide sanctuary to orphans of war is being honored by the united nations saddam was toppled has won the nansen award which celebrates people who dedicate their lives to helping conflict victims scotland reports founder of school for children whose parents were killed by boko haram the armed group which fights against western educational values. children in my do green line that a.b.c.'s and one two three. but this is not an ordinary class many of the pupils have seen what no child should some have watched their parents killed most often who fled attacks or the nigerian army pursuing the group in the north east the center has more than five hundred children including those whose parents were members of also. just made myself we don't make them feel that yes i can do what they're doing. by telling them then you feel you do what you're going to do. than a mostafa founded the future progress islamic foundation ten years ago his missi

to the head on the border to chile celebrates its independence day we report from a remote desert town course in a territorial dispute with libya. and in nigeria in school teaching children made orphans by boko haram is a top united nations envoy. hello the skies a largely clear across the middle east once again more very hot sunshine achiles of one of the. over towards afghanistan elsewhere it doesn't look settled also hot sunshine aleppo thirty five celsius forty four therefore baghdad was a more pleasant twenty nine in beirut over the next couple of days into the mid forty's therefore kuwait city is well and well again the low forty's across much of the arabian peninsula forty celsius the abu dhabi thirty nine forty degrees here in the go on through the next day and such also want to just around the southern end of the peninsula southern parts of amman into the gulf of aden southern parts of the red sea did just see wanted to show i was squeeze out of that rather cloud thick cloud make this way from the eastern cape seems a violent storms coming through southern and eastern parts of

you see in human i'll just cedar or yeah way chile. now in one of her first public appearances since being released from prison chelsea manning has told a conference in the end target that she isn't an american traitor the former u.s. army intelligence analyst says she made an ethical decision when she leaked three quarters of a million classified military documents to wiki leaks she was convicted in two thousand and thirteen and released after serving seven years of a thirty five year sentence that was reduced by former president barack obama. several caribbean islands that were devastated by howard and are preparing to face a possible second major storm the u.s. national hurricane center upgrade a tropical storm or vary it to a category one hurricane and is currently heading for the leeward islands where it could make landfall by monday night. know again i will have a problem and doha with the headlines on al-jazeera now must top general is blaming the hunger for the violence that sparked the country's refugee crisis hundreds of thou

you see in human i'll just cedar or yeah with chile. once more to come in this news hour including general motors recalls more than two and a half million vehicles in china why the island of some hour has one of the world's unhealthiest populations despite its people being surrounded by fresh fruit and fish and then sport we'll look at how turkmenistan could benefit from hosting the biggest sports event in their history. hello and welcome to international weather forecast and we'll start with europe we've got this deep low pressure center across the baltic states and given some really stormy weather we have had some severe storms affecting parts of southeastern europe remain in particular that seems to be easing at the moment western areas very unsettled too so we've got a low pressure dominating the whole picture down across the u.k. france iberia parish not doing too badly there were twenty seven in madrid but we've got some really severe storms like to be affecting parts of italy switzerland austria and down through into the baltic r

in south america, paraguay have shocked chile. argentina currently occu py shocked chile. argentina currently occupy fifth place, with uruguay and chile and headed them in third and fourth respectively. there is confirmation of that paraguay win. brazil and ecuador has just kicked off. in the early game, venezuela played out a goalless draw against colombia. in african qualifying uganda are the new leaders of group e. emmanuel okwi scored the only goal of the game as they beat egypt in kampala, to replace them at the top of the table. elsewhere, guinea beat libya 3—2 to pick up their first points in group a. alkhaly bangoura scored the winner in the third minute of stoppage time. japan became the fourth team to qualify for next year's world cup in russia after a 2—0 win over australia in asian qualifying on thursday. china had a shock i—o win over uzbekistan, but it's the syrian national side who are providing inspiration. a country in the midst of a brutal civil war they upset qatar with a 3—1 victory and joe lynskey watched the action. this is what the world cup

another zapotecan classic, chile agua. a simpler dish of cow and pork brains, cooked with chiles, tomatoes, and yerba santa. >> alejandro: as a cook, the main thing i learned was to develop a little bit my cuisine here. there was this space where nobody tried to innovate, still using the same techniques, the same ingredients, the same flavors, herbs, etc. but, you know, develop it a little bit. >> alejandro: muchas gracias. gracias. >> anthony: i mean, that's as old school as it gets. this is super ancient. >> alejandro: a finer dish than this one, you cannot have. this is something that you do not find anywhere else in mexico. >> anthony: a quiet night in the zocalo, the central square of oaxaca. ♪ but even tonight, there's plenty of evidence of the struggle, the discontent boiling just under the surface. the graffiti and painting of this street artist who goes by the name yescka captures that spirit of oaxacan protest. >> anthony: "the last supper", for sure. >> yescka: it's the last supper, but mexican last supper. >>

asÍ es como queda nuestro delicioso chile tradicional. >> la historia de este platillo se remonta a 1821 en honor a agustÍn, hÉroe nacional a quien se le atribuye la conos consumaciÓn de la independencia de mÉxico, noticias telemundo. >> asÍ llegamos al final de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, mÁs noticias esta noche a las 11, 10 centro por telemundo, muy buenas noches, gracias - hace tres meses, doctora, empezÓ a haber excremento ¡por todo el restaurante! - pero ¿excremento de animales, o excremento humano? [Él protesta] - no sÉ, doctora. el dice que es mÍo. queria el adn de todos nosotros. - todos dieron negativo, menos esta mujer aquÍ. - ¡no lo puedo creer! ¿cÓmo puedes hacer eso? - esta prueba... estÁ floja. - mi madre pone una foto mÍa, de yo desnudo en el baÑo. - ¡esas nalguitas rosaditas! ¿pues cÓmo no le iba a sacar fotos, doctora? y le busquÉ una noviecita buena para Él. - ¿por el internet? mujer: ¡claro que sÍ! - yo tengo 60, y me siento de 15, doctora. Él tiene 18

you see in human i'll just cedar or yeah with chile. to nigeria where a campaigner for children's education he provides a sanctuary to orphans of war is being honored by the united nations saddam moustapha has won the nansen award which celebrates people who dedicate their lives to helping conflict victims conference or reports he founded a school for children whose parents were killed by. children in my dougal rely on their a.b.c.'s and one two three. but this is not an ordinary class many of the pupils have seen what no child should some have watched their parents killed most often who fled attacks or the nigerian army pursuing the group in the north east they sent to has more than five hundred children including those whose parents were members of all soldiers. don't just make myself we don't make if you talk to us i can't do what their father is doing what them without. by telling them that we don't do free to do what you ask them to do. zana mostafa founded the future progress islamic foundation ten years ago his mission is to do w

we head to chile for a winetasting tour. we never run out of wine, so we know that everything is ok. and i continue my search and tackle some of japan's most daunting dishes. not bad. the sauce is good, too. don't go away. next, we're in chile, a country that is fast becoming known for its wine. in fact, it is the fifth—largest exporter of wines in the world. the surge in production is credited to french families who moved to chile centuries ago, bringing with them a wealth of experience, and coupled with the country's climate, it is not surprising that chile is now the seventh—largest producer of wine in the world, as we discovered. my name is arkaitz, i am from the north of spain and i am in charge of this train. today we will have about a0 people on this train. the special thing about this train is that we will serve wine aboard the train. so if we go by bus, people will not have this experience. welcome aboard. so now we are going to hand these gifts to the passengers. hola, buenos dias. right now we are in santiago.

you see in human i'll just see die or yeah with chile. and forehead on al-jazeera conservationists in india the minutes of kashmir work to restore one of asia's biggest freshwater lakes. and after a twenty year wait local elections are finally coming to a village in southern nepal. i don't sports or france so our through to the davis cup final it'll have those details. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello the weather's quieting down nicely now for southern parts of china but still some lively downpours in the area we can see a cloud making its way away from the eastern seaboard to ward japan that is probable storm talim or so saying cloud easing away from vietnam but a large massive cloud across the other sort of into china through laos easing across into northern parts of thailand and continue to drive its way further west which is because on through the next few days a few showers there in hong kong as we go through monday into tuesday it should drop it should brighten up some very heavy

meant to him and its not so much the death squads torture and cia training chile was a case in which military regime headed by putin. was willing to switch the organization of the economy from a top down to a bottom up performance and in that process a group of people who had been trained at the university of chicago in the department of economics who came to be called the chicago boys played a major role in designing and implementing economic reforms in fact powerful elites would use this military dictatorship as a touchstone for privatizing everything in civic society and they took the credit for a boom even though chile's copper mines the big source for revenue in fascist chile whenever privatized it all these elites would go on to support islam is to movements in their quest for ever more territory and resources the u.s. and u.k. would fund the groups linked to saudi born asama been loved and of course sixteen years ago today bin laden would carry have an attack on the united states both nine eleven is of the product arguably of a system that according to one academic can and mus

you see in human i'll just cedar or yeah when chile. now a local elections being held in a province of southern nepal after a twenty year wait leaders from the mid actually community there say the new constitution ignores their rights and at least fifty people died during protests two years ago the region has also been badly hit by recent floods sabinus trustor reports from separate r.t. district. preparations are almost complete a local election is finally happening here after a twenty year old wait. elections are like festivals in the park and there is much excitement but not to man villagers in my now carry one hundred seventy two families who lost their homes in the floods last month are taking refuge on this strip of road most are from what nepalis called the low cost community daytime temperatures soar to thirty eight degrees celsius here and these tarpaulin sheets are no relief government officials tell us to move back to our houses but we don't have a house said one man was over the other in our houses are destroyed by the power

hoy es la independencia de chile. ana: festejamos con ustedes y tenemos delicias de chile. chef: tenemos una receta chilena. un abraza todos los hermanos chilenos. lourdes: y a dieta. cada vez que vengo aquÍ tengo un problema. chef: es la dieta chilena light. lourdes: Ésa no es la que engorda sino que la que engorda soy yo. ana: mi fran, le entramos a las empanadas? francisca: claro que sÍ y sobre todo si celebramos a chile. felicidades a toda la gente de honduras. gracias maity por traernos este hermoso reportaje yo quiero -- quiero que todos en el estudio presten atenciÓn porque este video les asegurÓ que les harÁ el dÍa. me da mucha risa. usted no van a creer lo que pasÓ cuando un joven y su gato intentaban matar a una rata. vamos a ver el video del dÍa. ♪ [risas] francisca: este vÍdeo se ha hecho viral. es para que vayamos en la misma pÁgina. el vÍdeo se ha hecho viral por la reacciÓn tanto del joven como del gato al momento de intentar matar la rata. ustedes se estÁn volviendo locos. [risas] casi aplasta al gato el muchacho al momento de salir. el video

for the people of chile. as a gift from nature they don't concern themselves with the chemical makeup of their nets have captured. you. then you should be. back in the university of california santa cruz to peta vice penzias is conducting research on the safety of using collected folklore. and human consumption as a chemist i came into the fog from the point of view of wanting to know what are the chemical compounds that are present in and by its very nature of being composed of very small water droplets are suspended in the air it's very oppression and not absorbing particles and gases and hurdles and gases. often include toxic noxious compounds that have been released by human activities or in some cases natural sources and unlike rain jobs that falls to the ground very quickly. this can be suspended in the after hours or even days absorbing a variety of police thousands and compounds places like eastern china shanghai japan and. various cities in europe they have heavy smoke lots of aerosol particles heavy

if i was connected in china in chile i probably would say have some songs of folk with a heading yes these were collected on some very foggy nights here at u.c. santa cruz i wanted to show you a simple test that we could do and that is ph and so what i have here is just a small amount of the fog water tog water just came out of the air and we'll compare that to some tap water and this is the kind of really the most basic test that you'd want to do if you were to determine if the water was safe for drinking or for your geisha and. and so for the tap water we would hope that the tap water is close to neutral p. eight so that's a good test that one first will stick this little ph strip in there and we compare it against our scale and it looks like it's there we go and it's about six and maybe slightly more than six so neutral ph is seven tap water is about six so that's that's good now will test the fog water and if we were collecting this fogs in a very polluted location near maybe some coal fired power plants that the sulfur released from those and missions would create sulphuric acid

[inaudible] >> the answer is chile in 1960, and that when registered 9.5. the white and alaska lasted more than four minutes which is an incredibly long time for an earthquake. the human tragedy and physical damage of it all are dramatically and vividly captured by henry in his book, but the impact on people, on structures and on the landscape is only part of the story that henry tales. his book also is a story about how a major natural disaster ended up spurring scientific inquiries. and that part of the story centers around one individual in particular, a geologist with u.s. geological survey named george plastered. he wasn't an earthquake expert by new alaska and arrived the day after the earthquake to investigate what happened. the study he produced to explain what caused the rupture help confirm what is now the widely accepted idea of plate tectonics but what at the time was a controversial and much debated notion, and i'm not even going to begin to get into plate tectonics because you have a lot more about it from henry any minute. this is henry's fir

imgenes ara chile 16.31 " quedo mi chile armado." en su taller dona martha nos mostro a los preferidos.. y el rey es el tradicional " chile" ..cocido y detallado a mano se hace de varios tamanos.verde y rojo, con sombrero y junto al el fiel acompaÑante de las fiestas. super= martha hernandez/ habitante de santa ana jilotzingo inq=..se siente como alegra de que todos los productos anden en muchos lados, que la gente los reconozca.... claro que los bigotes, no pueden faltar,,, cortados con dedicacion uno a uno acompaÑaran a los sombreros, los monos,los vestidos, los aretres y las pelucas que provocaran la sonrisa de quienes felices celebran el dia de la independencia... imgenes gente con disfraces y sombreros es importante regresar y celebrar lo que es parte de nosotros por supuesto la labor de esta comunidad es la que ilumina cada calle y casa de este nacion, donde los hijos de esta tierra al igual que los extranjeros portan sus colores con orgullo en el cuerpo y en lo mas profundo de su corazon.. en mexico, jazive perez, telemundo.

imgenes ara chile 16.31 " quedo mi chile armado." en su taller dona martha nos mostro a los preferidos.. y el rey es el tradicional " chile" ..cocido y detallado a mano se hace de varios tamanos.verde y rojo, con sombrero y junto al el fiel acompaÑante de las fiestas. super= martha hernandez/ habitante de santa ana jilotzingo inq=..se siente como alegra de que todos los productos anden en muchos lados, que la gente los reconozca.... claro que los bigotes, no pueden faltar,,, cortados con dedicacion uno a uno acompaÑaran a los sombreros, los monos,los vestidos, los aretres y las pelucas que provocaran la sonrisa de quienes felices celebran el dia de la independencia.

the eleventh the anniversary of the washington backed coup to oust the social democrat president of chile salvador allende it marked a watershed in the so-called cold war and the beginning of a new new liberal facts right economics that would destroy the post-war consensus his milton friedman of the infamous chicago school who inspired reagan and thatcher talking about what pinochet's military dictatorship in chile meant to him and its not so much the death squads torture and cia training surely was a case in which military regime headed by putin. was willing to switch the organization of the economy from a top down to a bottom up performance and in their process a group of people who had been trained at the university of chicago in the department of economics who came to be called the chicago boys played a major role in designing and implementing the economic reforms in fact powerful elites would use this military dictatorship as a touch tone for privatizing everything in civic society and they took the credit for a boom even though chile's copper mines the big source for revenue in fasc

narrador: chile, al oeste bolivia y el paraguay, al norte el brasil... dime. tengo una imagen en mi memoria-- angel está en un barco-- pero no sé si es real o imaginaria. ¿quién es? mario, doña flora. unos señores quieren ver a josé. ¿a josé? ¿para qué? captioning of this program is made possible by the annenberg/cpb project and the geraldine r. dodge foundation. raquel llega a buenos aires después de un largo viaje. tiene problemas con su reservación en el hotel pero el recepcionista le da la suite número setecientos catorce. exhausta, raquel cuenta su dinero y luego descansa. ( campanas suenan ) al día siguiente, raquel va a la estancia santa susana. allí habla con un gaucho, cirilo. cirilo le dice que rosario se mudó a la capital y que ya no vive en la estancia. en la ciudad, raquel conoce a un hombre. raquel le pregunta si conoce a angel castillo. descubre en ese momento que este hombre también es hijo de rosario. ¿su hermano? arturo: sí. arturo le cuenta a raquel la historia de angel: de cómo abandonó sus estudios; de la reacción de

meant to him and it's not so much the death squads torture and cia training chile was a case in which a military regime headed by putin. was willing to switch the organization of the economy from atop their own to a bottom up formants and in that process a group of people who had been trained at the university of chicago in the department of economics who came to be called the chicago boys played a major role in designing and implementing the economic reforms in fact powerful elites would use this military dictatorship as a touchstone for privatizing everything in civics.

the news so it to my editors and ordinarily we wouldn't write about the eight-point to earthquake in chile but i could write a story to this id relate to that back to alaska because with the chilean quake happened immediately they referred to it as the mega thruster earthquake the kind that you have one piece of continent and crossed a sliding under another than something breaks the of the friction grows up with the earthquake. so now most people balletomane get thrust earthquake is but the one in japan was making a press. the one that led to the tsunami death in the indian ocean and this eight-point to was the make a thrust earthquakes. but nobody had any clue in 1964 what these were added because of that 64 quake and the work of george that science figured it out he was responsible for figuring it out. it is a sneaky way to do in anniversary story i think my editors thought it was a good idea also they have a hold of the science section the next week so they said go ahead a couple of days after that guided e-mail out of the blue from somebody named roger. i do get emails i think that the

n una pasta >> teniamos que encontrar la bebe bebida perfecta y que mejor que una 100% mexicana de chile ancho >> y retomando la noticia del dia, la casa blanca anubnncio q el dia matrtes se entregara l e decision de daca, mientras los manifestantes alzan nla voz t i tambita tambien miles de empresarios y p politicos piden que se mantenga el proyecto.. >> asi llegamos al final de esta edicion de noticias telemundo gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo muy buenas noches a todos - porque yo considero que un perro es un ser humano. [gritos y ladridos en un video] - mi perro es fuerte, tres aÑos conmigo... mi Único amigo. - tan fuerte, que casi que matÓ a mi perro. [video con aullidos] - esto, seÑores, es una pelea de perros. - voy al cuarto con Él, y pues... pasÓ lo que tuvo que pasar, doctora. - en ropa interior. - ok. - y empieza a bailar delante de todos nosotros y dice: "yo quiero hacer algo nuevo. quiero estar con tres hombres a la misma vez". - ¡me violaron! - este caso estÁ... en el aire. [♪ tema musical ] - ¡mira cÓmo vengo! ¡ja! [♪] poniendo mis raÍces... [♪]

chile cero paraguay tres. argentina saco un valioso punto ante uruguay el dia de hoy en calidad de visitante en un partido que pese a las grandes estrellas que estuvieron en el campo no pudimos ver ni un solo gol. con este resultado argentina llega a 23 unidades y se mantiene en zona de repechaje atras de chile por diferencia de goles. otro partido que quedo cero a cero en esta jornada de actividad fue el de colombia ante venezuela. la vinotinto es ultima de la eliminatoria sudamericana con siete puntos mientras que colombia se mantiene en la segunda plaza con 25 puntos. con uno de ventaja de uruguay. en peru, la seleccion inca sufriendo pero logro sumar una victoria de dos a uno ante bolivia con tantos de flores y cueva en la parte complementaria.. el descuento de bolivia llego de los botines de "alvarez" pero no les alcanzaria para mas y peru sigue con el sueÑo mundialista intacto. en europa, francia el dia de hoy se dio un festin con una naranja mecanica inoperante y que se quedo al borde de la eliminacion

it will turn chile quite quickly. cloud increases across the north and west, and with that, outbreaks of rain starting to move in. temperatures getting down to around 12 celsius in towns and cities. chile in the countryside. —— it will be colder in the countryside. it will be rainy and windy in the north—west tomorrow, warmer and, in the south—east. this weather front will clear to the south. the area of low pressure is likely to stick around for the next few days. on friday, southern areas turn quite wet through the day, and the best of the brightness will be across lincolnshire and north—eastern parts of england. saturday will be mixed — sunny spells and showers, a high temperature of 19 celsius. sunday will be breezy and unsettled. hello, it's wednesday, it's 9am, i'm chloe tilley. welcome to the programme. the government is looking at ways to reduce the number of low skilled eu migrants after brexit. according to a leaked home office leaked document. we wa nt document. we want companies to do more to i

javier: recuerdo la historia de marÍa gonzÁlez, una de las sobrevivientes del terremoto de chile, el aÑo 2010. estuvo 17 dÍas bajo los escombros y los rescatistas chilenos la lograron rescatar. carolina: hablando de socorristas, ellos no pierden la esperanza de dar con personas vivas. javier: muchos dicen que aunque los protocolos internacionales dan un lÍmite de 72 horas, ellos van a seguir buscando vidas sea como sea. >> la esperanza es lo Último que se pierde. por experiencia, se han conseguido personas comida por encima de las estadÍsticas. >> puede haber casos muy especiales, sobre todo por la voluntad de dios. >> hay gente que ha estado sin comer por un mes. creo que existe la bendiciÓn de dios, si es de dios, estÁn vivos. javier: los rescatistas estÁn entusiasmados con que las labores puedan continuar. las posibilidades de vida pueden existir, a pesar de las 72 horas. carolina: dicen ellos que la prensa no la tienen ellos, la tiene el gobierno. por esto el gobierno enfrentado tan fuertes crÍticas, primero es la fase para rescatar personas, luego la fase para empezar a

padres quiÉnes hace 15 aÑos desde la sala de su hogar se dedicaron al venta de negocio de dulces con chile, expandieron el negociado que iriendo un local convirtiÉndolo en una empresa formal. >> entraron los crÉditos y ya podÍa mÁs maquinaria y materia prima. >> cada uno es encargado de un apartamento recuerdan cÓmo de pequeÑos jugaban a hacer dulces. >> me acuerdo que me dio una cinta chiquita me ponÍa arriba de la mesa y ponÍa hacer dulces de tamarindo. >> una vez que lograron ampararse en daca algo que les ha abierto la puerta para ir a competir con grandes empresas. >> de hecho ya Íbamos a vender pro ukt des en amazon y competir con marcas grandes. >> una decisiÓn adversa darÍa un sabor amargo al dulce esfuerzo que han visto convertir en realidad. >> y ya no vamos a trabajar con la tranquilidad y la estabilidad. >> nos deja seguir adelante obviamente mis padres han trabajado para lograr lo que ahorita tenemos. >> que no nos vayan a separar. >> estos jÓvenes y sus padres les queda esperar la decisiÓn que anuncie el presidente donald trump en los Ángeles claudia mendoza, no

hoy verÁn ustedes hoy de chile y yo limÓn. (risas) >>> vamos a mi querido alberto junior el hijo de juan gabriel quien ayer estuvo presente en un homenaje que se le rindiÓ allÁ a su padre en ciudad de juÁrez por el gobierno del estado. y Él se mostrÓ sÚper hermÉtico donde se asegura que Él tiene un procedes el 2016 por haber sido sorprendido vendiendo marihuana a un agente encubierto de la dea, lo su sorprendieron con cien dilkilos Él se quedÓ mudo o su abogado esto nos dijo. >>> completamente y totalmente falso. primero que nada alberto es un residente ciudadano norteamericano viviendo en mÉxico en ciudad juÁrez no se ha recibido ninguna notificaciÓn oficial y nada. >>> esto lo lleva en parte de la contraparte para un desprestigio mal hecho. >>> a quien escuchamos perdÓn a guane juan terraza. vamos con el loco valdez luego de un pequeÑo tumor en la frente. Él fue operado pero ha regresado al hospital, pero hoy serÍa dado de alta de esta terrible enfermedad. Él sigue ahÍ porque al parecer esta enfermedad le

tambin de cuatro aÑos, alejandro lleg de chile para nunca ms lleg de chile para nunca ms volver alejandro fuentes profesor de matemticas. beneficiario daca fueron excelentes estudiantes en la preparatoria en sus estados de origen, pensilvannia, washington y nueva york pero el sueÑo de ir a la universidad se haca cuesta arriba por no tener papeles. luego de mucho batallar lograron una beca y comenzaron sus estudios sin la traba legal, paul en la universidad de connectnicut,, adn la universidad de pensilvania y alejandro en el wigman college en washigton. estados unidos los form como profesionales y despus de aÑos de discusiones los reconoce como miembros de esta sociedad. solicitaron daca un da lleg un sobre, era un nmero de seguro social, un permiso de trabajo. topvo paola --usted podr ver historias como stas, en el especial "los dreamers y trump, la hora de la verdad", que sera transmitido por nuestra cadena telemundo, este prximo martes 5 de septiembre, a las nueve de la noche. --tendremos el analisis de expertos en poltica y migracin... lo esperamos... "los dreamers y trump, la hora

no, i ate a lot of that chile. so, coming up on good day fill at one that i do, we still call this all "good day philadelphia". >> yes. >> coming up, in the next hour >> we're united. >> so anyway in the six to 10, somewhere in that block of gigantic television show, last night on stephen colbert they put up a picture of different celebrities, well, puberty pictures at 10, 11, 12, thomas when did you go into puberty. >> twenty-eight. >> so if you two have pictures of yourself in those awkward years, let me know. >> i will share them. >> how about everybody else. >> i will show mine, alex, you have some, folks watching right now, embarras yourself and embarras your family and friends. >> lets see yours. >> this is not mine. this is one of the war i have ever seen. i put this on instagram this morning. somebody said is that karen. >> it could have been there was a phase like that. >> was it one of your sisters. >> it is my sister joann. she lives in virginia. >> she's wearing conservative clothes. glasses. no contact

cesar - en chile, las demostraciones para recordar los 44 aÑos del sangriento golpe de estado del general augusto pinochet, se llevaron a cabo en medio de un clima de tensiones, violencia y una clase poltica polarizada. - fue en 1973 que pinochet instaur la dictadura militar en chile y que por los prximos 17 aÑos le dejara al pas sudamericano huellas inborrables... mas de 3mil opositores al gobierno asesinados, casi 12mil desaparecidos y 36mil arrestados y torturados. cesar --- es momento de conocer lo que acontece en el mundo de los deportes --- --- le damos la bienvenida a "william bonilla" con la actualidad deportiva --- william ---en espaÑa atletico de madrid estar de estrenos --- por fin su nueva casa estar debutando en el juego ante mlaga --- un rival a modo para que la noche se vista de fiesta take pkg william ---- ayer se anunci que el 23 de diciembre se jugar el clasico espaÑol real madrid - barcelona 4 de la madrugada hora nuestra ----se aproxima la fecha nueve en el futbol mexicano una jornada interesante y que podria ir acomodando a los 8 mejores ubicados -- y complicando a

in one moment i'll describe his trip to chile in 1980. he was invited in by the most antidemocratic civilian associated with the regime in order to advise on the constitution and they translated his work into spanish and they gave him audiences with all these regime figures and he gave public lectures recorded and he later thank them for the accuracy of those reports. this is in 1980. chile was one of the world's leading examples of why human rights globalization, this was brutal. i could go on. the letter that really stuffed my heart was he wrote a thank you letter to a man named sergio who was one of the top advisers and he thanked them for their lovely lunch held in his honor, the wine in the jewelry given to mrs. buchanan, and something else. not a word about any of this, just a lovely exchange between friends and i thought this is someone who said his life mission was promoting free society, promoting liberty. how do i get my mind around that. so then i went on, and another key moment was when i went upstairs into his personal office

inundaciones en perÚ, en chile, quÉ pasa con la madre tierra? hay que escucharla, seÑores. hay que escucharla, seÑores mandatarios que estÁn completamente sordos, hay que ver quÉ nos estÁ queriendo decir, vale? y hay que tomar medidas. y en las prÓximas elecciones yo le propongo a la ciudadanÍa una cosa: que el voto se lo demos a quien nos prometa no ya escuelas, infraestructura, que eso se da por hecho que lo tienen que dar, pero que nos den sobre todo paz, que nos den calidad de vida, que no se den que protejan este planeta, que respeten este planeta que es nuestra casa porque esto que estÁ pasando es una seÑal de algo, la tierra se estÁ sacudiendo, no le gusta como lo estamos tratando. alan: gracias, gracias miguel bose, bajando del aviÓn, gracias y siempre apoyando los mÁs necesitados porque siempre sentado en el lugar donde se necesita. y eso lo que necesitamos. ahÍ esta el telÉfono 18008422200, qué mÁs le puedo decir que miguel bosÉ les pida que nos apoyen, que donen lo que sea porque ahora es necesario. miguel: ahora es a lo que sea, vamos a reconstru

the eleventh the anniversary of the washington backed coup to oust the social democrat president of chile salvador allende it marked a watershed in the so-called cold war and the beginning of a new neoliberal fat's right economics that would destroy the post-war consensus his milton friedman of the infamous chicago school who inspired reagan and thatcher talking about what pinochet's military dictatorship in chile meant to him and its not so much the death squads torture and cia training surely was a case in which a military regime headed by putin. was willing to switch the organization of the economy from atop their own to a bottom up performance and in their process a group of people who had been trained at the university of chicago in the department of economics.

like i said, in chile they are doing something totally different. they are trying to seek an agenda that is from socialist. host: let's go to carl in los angeles. democrats line. caller: good morning. three points. one, if you wanted to get somebody to praise president trump on his speech, he did a well job. bravo on that. spread that propaganda. the united nations, it's called united nations not nations. so when they are united it's fine. when you tell people to start thinking for themselves or protecting themselves, that's not going to work. and wipe another country off the face of this earth, that's a war crime. i don't know what happened to c-span, but it's turned into a propaganda. pedro, i have seen this program since the beginning and it's changed. what's going on? can you explain that to me? host: changed how? caller: changed as in just putting up propaganda and leaning -- letting people lie constantly without correcting them. i don't understand why you guys do that. before you guys would correct people. before you. you would correct people

the eleventh the anniversary of the washington backed coup to oust the social democrat president of chile salvador allende it marked a watershed in the so-called cold war and the beginning of a new neoliberal fat's right economics that would destroy the post-war consensus his milton friedman of the infamous chicago school who inspired reagan meant that you're talking about what pinochet's military dictatorship in chile meant to him and it's not so much the death squads torture and cia to.

chile (m— ”f3it (m— ”f: 3il ii‘u ‘ur 4- - mm" ‘ freezing. chile first thing monday morning, but quite a bit of sunshine for many of us as well. we will see showers develop in the late morning and early afternoon. central and eastern england will see the bulk of the showers with more general rain heading to the far north—east of scotland. along that it will feel quite cool with highs ofjust 12. other than that, quite cool with highs ofjust12. other than that, 15—18 are top temperatures. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 3:30pm. the home secretary has confirmed the terror threat level has been lowered from ‘critical‘ to ‘severe‘. police investigating the london tube bombing have arrested a second man — he's 21 and was detained in west london last night. the home secretary, amber rudd, has accused borisjohnson of being a ‘backseat driver‘ following his newspaper piece setting out his views on brexit. meanwhile, borisjohnson has been criticised for a ‘clear misuse‘ of official figures by the statistics watchdog afte