spanish): >> altan (speaking spanish): >> (speaking spanish): >> altan (speang spanish): >> (speaking spanish): >> altan: to date, we found no one in law enforcent that has investigated or intervened here. ld people we spoke to said they'd heard of atst 30 teens workinin plants in this area of iowa-- paying off debts, working long hours, unable to leave their jobs. just like the teens in ohio. in the months after the raid at e trailer park, six people were arrested, among them aroldo stillo, the guatemalan trafficker. heled guilty to forced lab and was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. >> these people charged in this case, they work as a team. so there's leaders. 's then thehat you would call sort of task masters, the people who actually oversee the slave labor. and then there's dindividuals who recruit transport them, and they all have different roles. some are more culpable than others. >> altan: after the initial arrests, prosecutors continued looking for biggers. targ >> the fbi and the department os homelaurity, they're continuing to investigate the case. and we will follo

> (speaking spanish): altan (speaking spanish >> (speaking spanish): >> altan (speaking spanish): >> (speaking spanish): >> altan: to date, we found no one in law enforcement that has investigated or intervened here and people we spoke to said they'd heard of at least 30 teens working in plants in ts area of iowa-- paying off debts, working long hours, unable j to leave thes. just like the teens in ohio. in the months after the raid at the trailer pax people were arrested, among them aroldo castillo, the guatemalan traffier. he pled guilty to forced labor and was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. >> these people charged in this case, they work as a team. so there's leaders. caen there's what you woul sort of task masters, the people who actually oversee the slave labor. and then there's individuals who cruit and transport them, and they all have different roles. some are more culpabn e hers. >> altan: after itial arrests, prosecutors continued looking for bigger targets. >> the fbi and the department of homeland security, they' continuing to investigate the case. and we will f

promising. [ el fandi speaking spanish ] [ alejandro speaking spanish ] >> alejandro: now's your turn. >> anthony: i don't think so. >> alejandro: sure. now's your time. you are him. he's going to teach you. >> anthony: yeah? >> alejandro: sure. >> anthony: okay. >> anthony: no one likes to look like a pussy on tv, so, when el fandi jokingly suggests i join him in the ring to wave a pink cape at an aggressive young bull, who just moments ago charged my cameraman, i said what any idiot would say, "si." it all starts well enough. hey, this is fun. this is easy. >> anthony: whoa. >> anthony: until i get a horn hooked right up next to my nut sac. then it's not so fun. >> anthony: thanks, guys. oh, man. this youngster shall live, perhaps to gore future tv hosts with his mighty horns. now, this, this is what a real bull looks like. this is a whole different thing, 500 freaking kilos of aggressive, charging, four-legged killdozer aiming at your meat and two veg. that's a lot of muscle. >> alejandro: yeah, that's a lot of muscle. that's a big bull. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: and no matter ho

be the voice and not a perfect day in the spanish capital my dreads. and for the musician the young child is shaikh who kind of mason conquers the world of classical music. animal videos and pictures tend to generate millions of clicks on the internet especially those of cats but more recently unusual creatures like the unicorn are also shown showing enormous popularity well move over cats and unicorns because these days the alpaca is the animal it now serves as a motif for various products is celebrated on social media and taken to the trails with a real parker is becoming more and more popular what we found find out why the pocket is so in right now and how an animal becomes a trend in the first place. big irresistible lies and a full head of hair it's an alpaca to llamas little brother is making it big on social media. will this fluffy animal from the n d's become a trend for twenty. first is the alpacas appearance that's one of the factors which make them loveable we've got these big sweet eyes and i'm crazy hairdos that's just right for exaggerati

[speaking spanish] >> thank you. >> is this working? >> yes, they both work. >> an i am a nurse, been around for a long time, over 40 years here. value for human life, public safety, accountability, the needs of communities most affected by racial profiling and deescalation are vital parts of police reforms, yet we have witnessed year after year, complete lack of these principles. de-escalation was horrifyingly absent during confrontations with the latino and african-american youth. most recently two weeks ago with the brutal murder of jesus aldolpho delgado. two years ago with the murders of others. and four years ago today alex nieto, mario woods, jessica williams, we all know the list. and as a nurse armed with a stethoscope, i learned de-escalation techniques. why don't the cops learn these techniques, or if they have learned them, why don't they use them? now they are getting taser, another violent weapon. we cannot reward violence and impunity. no justice, no deal. thank you for putting a headlight on this. [please stand by for ca

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who says it said the spanish authorities made little effort to prosecute alleged identity look i don't think well that that's an opinion in any way but i don't i don't think spain has nothing that cannot receive lessons from many countries on that score it's not everything lessons from countries receiving from the conventional body that you signed up to you so you were not going to the conventionally with which everyone just group with groups which proves that we are ready to be scrutinized and there are other countries who don't don't accept that you can't go out of the results of the scrutiny can you say that they also expressed concern you know such as there is a single case where there is a claim yes we cannot our aspiration is to. be in a position not to receive any such claims but i don't think that we are in a particular position that we can single out as a country which has many such situations of culture know in one case last may the european court of human rights found that spain violated the prohibited of torture and other ill treatment by failing to conduct an affective an

time now to your trip and we're headed next to the spanish capital madrid which has really taken off as a top tourist destination over the last couple of years and this is due in part to relatively low prices for food and accommodation and a large variety of things to do from culture to sizing plus it's easy to get around the city thanks to an efficient public transport system while i recently travelled there to meet up with local resident and blogger my fellow pena who offered some insider tips on how to best explore the city. muggeridge a sprawling metropolis with architecture representing several centuries a drive down the main brownfield boulevard gives visitors an impression of the energetic vibe of the spanish capital. located directly in the center of town the past some by yours madrid's main square it's a popular gathering place filled with cafes public relations manager my fellow de la pena was born and raised here in her spare time she writes a blog giving tourists insider tips. if alan had a day i would definitely suggests a bit of a good turn one of a visit to one of the

bloodied up waiting for the day in the spanish capital my dreads. and for the musician young child as shaikh who kind amazing conquers the world of classical music. animal videos and pictures tend to generate millions of clicks on the internet especially those of cats but more recently unusual creatures like the unicorn are also shown showing enormous popularity well move over cats and unicorns because these days the alpaca is the animal it now serves as a motif for various products is celebrated on social media and taking to the trails with a real alpaca is becoming more and more popular well we found find out why the pocket is so in right now and how an animal becomes a trend in the first place. big irresistible eyes and a full head of hair speech and. ppaca the lamas little brother is making it big on social media. will this fluffy animal from the n d's become a trend for twenty. first is the parkas appearance that's one of the factors which make them loveable they've got these big sweet eyes and the crazy hairdos that's just right for exaggerati

love field up way down a perfect day in the spanish capital my dreads. and budding musician young challenged shape who kind amazing conquers the world of classical music. animal videos and pictures tend to generate millions of clicks on the internet especially those of cats but more recently unusual creatures like the unicorn are also shown showing enormous popularity well move over cats and unicorns because these days the alpaca is the animal it now serves as a motif for various products is celebrated on social media and taking to the trails with a real alpaca is becoming more and more popular what we found find out why the alpaca is so in right now and how an animal becomes a trend in the first place. big irresistible eyes and a full head of hair it's an alpaca the llamas little brother is making it big on social media. will this fluffy animal from the n.d.s. become a trend for twenty. first is the alpacas appearance that's one of the factors which make them loveable they've got these big sweet eyes and the crazy characters that just write for exaggera

street of cava this is where numerous toughest bars are located the spanish typically eat top of the snack between meals and they're always served with a drink. in the way that does not is very common you know i learned many people know that the original the word is because i am the only times when you and me use order and today they would serve it with a clover like this which would be a bit of a tease are nowadays when you ask for stuff that's a make and serve you something like this we have a little bit of cheese we have turkey so i know we have bread sticks. madrid might have a big city feel to it but life here moves at a slower leisurely pace that is also would be tourists and enjoy when visiting this city. no other car has left a bigger mark on the german automotive history and vault volkswagen beetle now despite a shadowy beginnings as the people's car in nazi germany became one of the most popular means of transportation in the post-war world now a new coffee table book highlights the v.w. beetle in its golden years. family member a second home and a means of transportation f

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[ valente speaking in spanish ] >> anthony: you'll let him go? >> valente: si. >> anthony: why do they always pull their pants down? [ valente speaking in spanish ] >> anthony: our local fixer, alex, is here to translate. >> alex: in this case, he thinks that they pull the pants down so -- check him for weapons. >> anthony: they're loading him into the sheet. >> alex: this is the csi team. so when they were pulling his pants off, money and jewelry started falling from the pockets. basically, they took the money out of his pockets and that was the only available spot. >> anthony: to show that they didn't take anything. >> alex: yeah, exactly. so this is also a drug dealer. the thing here in mexico is as soon as someone is killed, normally they get candles just right next to it, sometimes santa muerte is related to drug dealings and criminals. >> anthony: how long have you been doing this? [ valente speaking in spanish ] >> alex: about 9 years. >> anthony: how many bodies, do you think? >> valente: no lo se. >> anthony: hundreds? >> valente: si, qu

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marcello's blog also outlines where tourists can go if they're in search of authentic spanish e-zine. management is very good for shopping and mass is a neighborhood for that and you would find like they existed with dicks like this one where they said very fashion leather backs with spanish leather of course. for tourists interested in taking in some culture the prada museum or the to sin born in me says private collection or the renaissance fia must be put on the list of places to go. to render sophia museum opened in one thousand nine hundred ninety two and houses contemporary art including icon of the twentieth century. kabul picasso's guernica depicting the nine hundred thirty seven bombing of the town in the basque country. we have five great collection of set of famous bodies had a piece like that he'd like you know or make fun goodies might he have allowed. the castle a collection of that beans without the sticky issues being sweet political with such i'm. sure that the school started coming in so what if we get passed but it has to do with a passion. for sports fans a tour of

legal and constitutional that is why recent months we have always supported the spanish government's clear position on guaranteeing this legal and constitutional. ok i'm joined here at the big table now by mr christiane thomas shante is professor of international law and european vol at humboldt university in berlin he's also a former member of the un human rights committee and the un's international war commission it's good to have you on the show so let me ask you first of all we got germany not extraditing mr puts them on rebellion charges what does this mean for spain's attempts they want to try him for treason is that going to happen while they can try him once he's in spain on spanish territory that won't be so easy because he will. voluntarily to spain but if the rest of this is not complied with by germany what comes spain do with calm to anything but what about if speaking if germany extradite him to spain on the corruption charges does that mean when things in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion and treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany r

spanish veto? spain says it does not intend to mix up spain says it does not intend to mix up the sovereignty dispute with the " b rex it" up the sovereignty dispute with the " brexit" process up the sovereignty dispute with the "brexit" process but it does have some demands. most of all, it wants joint management with the uk of gibraltar airport, which as you can see is right next to the spanish border. the airport has always been a focus of dispute because spain says unlike the rock, land here was not transferred to british sovereignty back in 1713. joint management could also help ensure gibraltar remains part of eu aviation agreements. when does joint management becomejoint aviation agreements. when does joint management become joint sovereignty? the distinction and the language used really matters. spain also has other concerns, gibraltar‘s tax regime, for example, corporation tax in spain is 25%, in gibraltar, just 10%. spain says that is not fair, it wa nts 10%. spain says that is not fair

final the two best teams in the history of spanish football barcelona and real madrid. so for me the last four years aren't relevant. severe may not have as impressive a record in europe as spain's top two sides but they have won the europa league three of the last four seasons they're also on a high after knocking manchester united out in the last round severe coach vincent someone tele says the key to success is taking the game to buy and. buy a used to scoring lots of goals in every game. they used to having control of the ball we have to do the same and keep the ball for as long as possible that way you force them to do something they're not used to. but shutting down by and will be no easy task they scored eight goals against us in the last round and six against dortmund at the weekend. the scene is set for a classic champions league encounter. here in europe spring has arrived and the ski season is winding down to one of the last competitions before the snow melts took place on monday the free right world tour finale in switzerland and the men's competition sammy

new smog from berlin tonight a german court stuns a spanish prosecutors with its ruling on catalonia as former leader judges of free carlos puts them on bill and say he should no longer face rebellion charges in spain but he could still face extradition for corruption charges also coming up you're screwball issues her first statement one month after she and her father were attacked with a nerve agent known as no beach she says that she's recovering well as britain and russia square off over the incident at the united nations. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us a german court has dealt a severe blow to spanish hopes of trying former cattle on leader karl this point for rebellion judges in germany who said that they would not extradite which tomorrow on the charge which can carry sentences of decades in prison he could still be sent home to face a lesser charge of misusing public funds a move which would bar spanish authorities from trying him on another crime but the court also agreed to free put them on bail pending a decision on that lesser charge. of the court says that mr

it well yeah first i will ask who can speak spanish and then there's like two people. and then i like well this is the perfect time to download your reset us. you know it's like i don't know that exists but i do know that there are a set of stone multi-lingual programs that were really hot so i'm like there should be an app for that you should download it because i am not about to translate this contextualize a little bit. so i'm not translating into actualizing not translating kevin here on twitter says i think that we should embrace cultural diversity and the fine and good nuances that may cling which is unique made of speakers tend to write more emotional and less to distant lyrics and melodies do you find that's true of you so when you are writing your lyrics in spanish you emote differently than you would in english or vice versa absolutely. i cannot write i can write songs for other people in english i can adopt whatever their message and their emotions but for my own music it is to extremely difficult because the things that i sing about are so emotional and the

legal and constitutional that is why recent months we have always supported the spanish government's clear position on guaranteeing this legal and constitutional. ok i'm joined here at the big table now by mr christiane thomas shante is professor of international law and european law at humboldt university in berlin he's also a former member of the un human rights committee and the un's international war commission it's good to have you on the show so let me ask you first of all we got germany not extraditing mr puts them on rebellion charges what does this mean for spain's attempts they want to try him for treason is that going to happen while they can try him once he's in spain on spanish territory that won't be so easy because he will. voluntarily to spain but if the rest fall and there's not complied with by germany. spain do with calm to anything what about if speaking if germany extradite him to spain on the corruption charges does that mean when he's in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion in treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany recognize th

talk here in the spanish media in particular which is one of the big dailies here is saying that their government sources are giving them information to believe that possibly. the judge in charge of this case pablo yet and do a similar thing to what he did in belgium which is in fact. drop the. bail and started. this decision to kind of just push them on and arrested in germany and essentially wait a little bit like what your act guest was saying and wait until he contention comes back to spain because at the end of the day if he is then extradited and he won't be able to be extradited. under rebellion he won't be able to charge with those in germany or spain yeah of course but there's always the option that mr pushed him on never returns to spain that something we really can't predict we know that there have been calls from spain for the german government to intervene to ensure that mr porridge jamal would be extradited for these rebellion charges i mean that did not happen does that does that politicize the situation even more than it already was. well i mean the spanish government h

legal and constitutional that is why recent months we have always supported the spanish government's clear position on guaranteeing this legal and constitutional. ok i'm joined here at the big table now by mr christiane thomas shante is professor of international law and european law at humboldt university in berlin he's also a former member of the un human rights committee and the un's international war commission it's good to have you on the show so let me ask you first of all we got germany not extraditing mr puts them on rebellion charges what does this mean for spain's attempts they want to try him for treason is that going to happen although he can try him once he's in spain on spanish territory that won't be so easy because he will. voluntarily to spain but if the rest of this is not complied with by germany. spain do with calm to anything but what about if speaking if germany extradite him to spain on the corruption charges does that mean when things in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion in treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany recognizes

spanish inhabitants even if some of their neighbors felt that they should. these and other cases that i detailed in the book that u.s. courts were predictably drawing a line in the 1830's and 1840's. wasough the transfer inadvertently potential he empowering for white women, it include enslaved women. although there were exceptions, typically u.s. courts rolled in ways that benefited whites, male or femalere all in blocks lost. rather than understanding this, i think it is helpful to view them of u.s. settler colonialism which used the property and the property law to expand white settlement and slavery, extended marital separate property rights to white wives and they did that to use white homesteads and settlements. so denying robbie and citizenships to free blacks and indigenous people, those are the ones who resisted whites and sheltered felt emancipated. the separate property of the middle florida resident helped me illustrate how married white women's property helped indigenous people. florida and she followed her new husband. she was an educated daugh

time now to take a trip and we're headed next to the spanish capital madrid which has really taken off as a top tourist destination over the last couple of years and this is due in part to relatively low prices for food and accommodation and a large variety of things to do from culture to sizing plus it's easy to get around the city thanks to an efficient public transport system while i recently travelled there to meet up with local resident and blogger my fellow develop pena who offered some insider tips on how to best explore the city. muggeridge a sprawling metropolis with architecture representing several centuries a drive down the main brown v a boulevard gives visitors an impression of the energetic vibe of the spanish capital. located directly in the center of town the possum by yours madrid's main square it's a popular gathering place filled with cafes public relations manager my fellow do a lot pena was born and raised here in her spare time she writes a blog giving tourists insider tips. and if i had a day i would definitely suggests a bit of a good turn one of a visit to one

i think this is the real scandal is that we're about to do the dirty work for the spanish. yeah. some type ustedes. some of this and that makes me really angry i suppose. independent judges and second i'm. not going to win reelection and. also coming up tonight the conflict things all the signals over israel yes to israelis right to land no to israel's lethal defense of its borders. to do you know what saudi arabia strongly condemns this brutal massacre on mass protests in gaza which is considered a flagrant violation of international resolutions we call upon the international community to take immediate action to stop this aggression and provide protection to the palestinian people but honestly. well we begin the day with a spanish crisis that could quickly become a german and european one as well today prosecutors here in germany asked the court to allow them to extradite the former catalog leader karla's voyage to ma to spain now he was arrested here in germany last month on a european war carlist which tomorrow fled barcelona and spain after his efforts to leave catalonia to

it well yeah first i will ask who can speak spanish and then there's like two people and then and then i like well this is the perfect time to download your reset us. or. you know i don't know that exists but i do know that there are a set of stone multi-lingual programs that were really hot so i'm like there should be an app for that you should download it because i am not about to translate these contextualize a little bit. so i'm not translating into actualizing not translating kevin here on twitter says i think that we should embrace cultural diversity and the fine and good nuances that may cling which is unique made of speakers tend to write more emotional and less to distant lyrics and melodies do you find that's true of you so when you are writing your lyrics in spanish you emote differently than you would in english or vice versa absolutely. i cannot write i can write songs for other people in english i can adopt whatever their message and their emotions but for my own music it is to extremely difficult because the things that i sing about are so emotional and there are so char

legal and constitutional that is why recent months we have always supported the spanish government's clear position on guaranteeing this legal and constitutional. ok i'm joined here at the big table now by mr christiane thomas shante is professor of international law and european law at humboldt university in berlin he's also a former member of the un human rights committee and the un's international war commission it's good to have you on the show so let me ask you first of all we got germany not extraditing mr puts them on rebellion charges what does this mean for spain's attempts they want to try him for treason is that going to happen all they can try him once he is in spain on spanish territory that will be so easy because he will. voluntarily to spain but if the arrest fallen does not complied with by germany as most come spain do with calm to anything but what about if speaking if germany extradite him to spain on the corruption charges does that mean when things in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion and treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that german

for the immediate release for all of my colleagues still in the spanish reasons each a shame for europe who have well let me go prisoners. i always throw in european democracy based on the will of the people suppression of powers peace and human rights does kind of you mock recy using recently spain. are i tentatively spoke of correspondent thomas sparrow joins us now to break down what this all means thomas jail certainly hasn't dampened his a fighting spirit so where does he go from here not very far at least on the short term he has already announced that he's on his way to lane but the fact that he was released on bail also comes with certain conditions there that he's not allowed to leave germany for instance he has to report on various occasions to the different or thora he so he will certainly be in germany while the case still proceeds because it's important to stress that although the court announced that the rebellion charges were not continued the other charge that lesser charge of misuse of public funds that still continues on the court still has to decide whether mr ford i'

start shooting the spanish spanish constitution includes violence us part of the crime of rebellion and that's something that you know by most lights seems to be quite ludicrous i mean in terms of really an incitement to violence it seems to some degree that this german chord is setting the bar for itself extremely extremely extremely high so one would think that in fact they are preparing themselves to the night extradition because they would ensue in tode have to show that in fact there was something along the lines of this ira of violence now just one clarification which is the german court does not need to decide if these charges certain spurious or not however that is most likely what the defense will try to do. the the prosecutors today said that in their argument they recognize that no violence can be directly attached to mr bridge duma but they argued that he knew that by pushing for the referendum for independence violence would then ensued exactly that's what they've been trying to push is that kind of substance substantial evidence but of course as last mentioned this now com

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well we begin the day with a spanish crisis that could quickly become a german and european one as well today prosecutors here in germany asked the court to allow them to extradite the former catalog leader karla's which demaio to spain now he was arrested here in germany last month on a european warrant carlist which fled barcelona and spain after his efforts to lead catalonia to independence for stopped by spanish authorities he's charged with treason now for germany to illegally extradite bridged demat to spain it must recognize the alleged crime and the charge and that is where the courts and politics could collide the hurdle for treason in germany is extremely high since the second world war only four people have been convicted of high treason here let's go through that in one thousand nine hundred two there was the german counter intelligence officer klaus shiran in one nine hundred ninety three former us army servicemen clyde lee conrad in one thousand seventy five the private secretary to then the chancellor villi brant going to yell young and his wife crystal now all of these p

completion the real scandal is that we're about to do the dirty work for the spanish. some typos i should choose to eat. some of this and that makes me really angry are you suppose. independent judges and second to. none of them going in one direction and. also coming up tonight the conflict things all the signals over israel yes two israelis right to land no to israel's lethal defense of its borders. but saudi arabia strongly condemns its brutal massacre amounts protests in gaza which is considered a flagrant violation of international resolutions we call upon the international community to take immediate action to stop this aggression and provide protection to the palestinian people mostly. well we begin the day with a spanish crisis that could quickly become a german and european one as well today prosecutors here in germany asked the court to allow them to extradite the former catalog leader karla's which demaio to spain now he was arrested here in germany last month on a european warrant carlist which tomorrow fled barcelona and spain after his efforts to lead cat

start shooting the spanish spanish constitution includes violence us part of the crime of rebellion and that's something that you know by most lights seems to be quite ludicrous i mean in terms of really an incitement to violence it seems to some degree that this german chord is setting the bar for itself extremely extremely extremely high so one would think that in fact they are preparing themselves to the night extradition because they would ensue in tode have to show that in fact there was something along the lines of this ira of violence now just one clarification which is the german court does not need to decide if these charges certain spurious or not however that is most likely what the defense will try to do and the of the prosecutors today said that in their argument they recognize that no violence can be directly attached to mr burrage duma but they argued that he knew that by pushing for the referendum for independence violence within. exactly that's what they've been trying to push is that kind of substance abstention evidence but of course as last measure this now comes bac

its music prize in twenty seventeen and it was the first such win for a spanish language album on the album to me enters powerful vocals highlight issues including motherhood feminism and migration soem much to talk about lead up to me and welcome to the agege dream house it's really great to have you here when you hear that back about yourself how's that. it's accurate. actually on your label self to the studio today i love that it's great it really feels like what i'm doing it's it's it's serving a purpose and people are listening and people are supporting me because i find that the work that i do is work there should be supported and seen we got a little taste of some of your music just there the beginning of a show. but people might be surprised to find out the very first band that you joined as a youngster tell us the joiner of music that you were playing at all yeah my first bands when i was eleven twelve it was metal punk heart core. we have a tweet here from someone who's followed your work for a very long time and maybe even from your medal day will see that here right then t

spanish government the night the guy unlocked and started to criminalize. yes just very good to live and if you do more is that as a political act mustn't be in the same political line and but we cling to human rights and we cling to the law of international law the law and being as well there would have been because of the liberties to find it only in the dialogue wasn't. just that it's going on and so that's why there should be different and criminalization there should be don't lock and the real solution of the problem like now. we're going to adapt and we think that's. the way we should do it and ok that in which case finally which way do you see this moving for the people of catalonia will better rest and most likely extradition galvanize that movement because when it came to the independence referendum last autumn and afterwards catalans they are pretty split on the independence movement don't they so where we are now with mr puts them on facing extradition which way do you see this moving that. you know i think there is a different point of aspects o

she is from honduras. [ speaking spanish ] >> excuse me, she is from el salvador. [ speaking spanish ] >> so she has been traveling with this caravan for more than a month. [ speaking spanish ] >> i'm asking her why she decided to go with this caravan to seek asylum the legal way. [ speaking spanish ] >> so she is saying they don't have many resources. and i should note that this caravan has provided attorneys and immigration advocates to help them through this process. she says it's more secure to go with the caravan this way versus crossing illegally. now, there have been some migrants that have opted to stay in mexico to seek asylum here. she is not doing that. [ speaking spanish ] >> so she's saying the reason she would like to go to the united states is her life in mexico would be very different. she sees an opportunity in terms of building a life with a job in the united states of america. so she has two grandkids -- [ speaking spanish ] >> this is anderson. he is seven years old, and christopher, her other grandkid, is 11 years old. again, they are continuing on this bus to go

as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government but differences are the basis of our coexistence in europe and they are going to fit within. the case no lines with. a regional court if its judges approved extradition his lawyers could take the matter to germany's constitutional court so it could be weeks possibly months before a final decision. and we can talk now to wolfgang schonberg who is the lawyer for carlist which montes on the lie now mr weaver gave please tell us how your we are your client has reacted to the prosecutor's decision. not surprised because we told him that it's a substantial likelihood that would be his decision as a prosecutor but now it's fuzzy independent judiciary to decide how optimistic are you that the judiciary will the side in your client's favor i'm very optimistic because for me to. the spanish warrant is manifestly ill founded in that there is no double criminality in particular there is no not a necessary intent. he has never called for violence and if that was violence no doubt but most police and. protesters then he always

spun it in a spanish team in. one thousand nine fantastic. why didn't spike win a world cup before two thousand and ten huge contrary. arguably two of the world's biggest clubs in raw madrid and barcelona gran play is many many years but never been the world cup until fairly recently purcell august up what i've always anthea kristoff what i hope for a comeback in alice till now you are a going to see alice to look at any elf with a lisp on your. say they see v.o.i. the quality. finally then yemen which was influential and which wasn't in a lot of them touch with lead us they don't know are going to feel more squalid and the steelers. are going to feel as pena concealing as he is going to be in the one out of four cases most are still do you think because of the success in two thousand and nine or the countries a copy the spanish why i'm not having me around identity that i know your conduct i think i and foolish by all the more recent do more yes on yours not say i could be alone or stray they are russian they are not essential intellects tha

that would bar spanish authorities from trying him for another crime. the court also agreed to free him on bail pending a decision on that lesser charge. we want to pull in our correspondent, thomas sparrow, good evening to you. spain wants to see germany extradite him, does today's decision, politicize this case, or could it have the opposite effect? thomas: the case was already politicized since the very moment he was arrested in the northern german state. there's no doubt about that. he was arrested, the case was described as a legal one but, also a political problem or dilemma for german authorities. this is still the case with this decision we are talking about. it just makes this perhaps clearer from a legal standpoint. certainly, politically, it is a very important and challenging situation. >> we know now that he is due for release on certain conditions, what exactly are they? thomas: one of them you already mentioned. the euro bail, that is one of the key conditions but he also has to report once a week to german authorities. he is not allowed

you know gomes play for ben think i'm portugal i'm michelle was a round three legends on flight the spanish national same welcome want to go to the stan calling will show. before she goes biggest club sport the bow of benfica champions portugal from a chat with the who they shoot with pride scored a lot of goals for them on the national say his name you know go meet. new know do lloyd seeds that you can join in the stan collymore show once it's come on the show for. for quite some saw him how do you as a striker when you were playing was confidence in using through every poor. point to grow confidence i think is a natural thing for the strikers even though you you during your career you have some times that that you are not as confident as you should be because sometimes the you have two or three games in a row without scoring so there's a lack of confidence in that times but since i remember when i was a young kid. i used to play always as a striker and i was always the top scorer off the team every the tournaments in my city so it comes natural so we self belief really important for a str

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our spanish speaking e.l. students increases with only at 28% of reclassification rate, a difference of 23%. with that in mind, we would like to recommend the following. instructors timing learning programs for english learning. [ inaudible ] interdisciplinary [ inaudible ] >> reading, speaking, listening and writing. these should include a professional development complement for teaching and staff. thank you. >> good evening, esteemed friends. my name's sarah richy, and i'm speaking in solidarity with families and students as the dlac secretary. as we all know access to opportunity is not equally distributed in our communities. listening to students, parents, and staff a represented concern is the lack of district sponsored on-line programs through eld instruction and also programs that are designed to support eld integration in core subjects. in addition, i'm hearing concern that without developing access and competency, e.l. students won't have the success they need for highly advanced testing. we therefore

the spanish artist you are sets up these little masterpieces with the simplest of resources like type and complex. but not anything like this to be most of us if i had to describe our work in three words they would be creativity fun and minimalism i think that conveys our work pretty well and color true for words. on a and i now publish their pictures on the internet to instagram channels have more than half a million subscribers. to. the photographs often play with perspective all present amusing scenarios. the holes in this ball become giant raindrops falling on on his umbrella. she and danielle take most of their pictures during their holiday travels. they live in valencia where they work together at home on their ideas. that huge success on social media came as a surprise. but it's not that it's crazy to think that we just did it for fun when we started now it's practically our job. i think what people like about our work is that they are highly structured pictures with clear lives and composition. but above all we try to make them entertaining always with new creative ideas. dani

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for people who lived through the spanish civil warand who lived through the spanish civil war and remember those names connect with the rule of the dictator franco, mixed emotions. —— connected. these have been the street name since i was ten years old and now we are living in a very different world and of course they have to commend change everything. whatever. if they want to change something they need to increase our pensions. i think it is silly because they are removing some names they didn't have to take down, and putting up some others they didn't have to put up. i've flipped out, seeing what they put up. but i don't wa nt seeing what they put up. but i don't want to saving else. i had a good life. my parents were not rich. they we re ha rd life. my parents were not rich. they were hard workers. at there was too much injustice. they keep doing these things, they put things up and then they remove them. many of the street names refer to generals who took part in a military uprising against the spanish republic in 1936, and the civil war in the following yea rs 1936, and the civil