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Supreme court thats importing it or not even political decisions the political decision was to in some way to suspend autonomy of catalonia after a unilateral declaration of independence but major decisions taken it were judiciary decisions and we have to respect the separation of powers so it is not because a region is asking that the european union has to intervene we are working we are dealing with the member states. planas for sundays game so who have been lost since a martin schmidt to took...

Telling you chip. industrially processed food accounts for around sixty percent of food consumed in western europe and north america and brazil that figure is only twenty five percent but its rising. natalee c.-o. is fifty six maria is forty nine there are untrained as clean as theyve managed to improve the family situation a little. eva children are allowed to tuck in and enjoy the sweets but to get there as a local treat the chocolate prelim made of mangia rains sweetened milk cocoa powder and...

>> reporter: and tonight, a key republican, senator marco rubio, who visited the island this week, writing an urgent letter to the president. "there is no clear command, control and communication between local officials on the ground and federal agencies." back in vieques, we helped june landrum finally get through to her loved ones. >> hey, david. its your mom. >> reporter: after eight days, first, relief -- >> i just want you to know, everythings fine. >> reporter: then, overcome with emotion....

Eva with us live tonight. and eva, theres been some progress involving commercial flights in and out of puerto rico? >> reporter: thats right, david. the faa says there are about a dozen flights in and out of san juan each day, and rising. but maria destroyed some critical navigational systems. they are having to use chain saws to get to one of the main radar sites to repair it. david? >> eva pilgrim, the work months and years to come. thank you. and now, a week after hurricane maria first hit...

Just yesterday, these streets were rivers, now breeding grounds for mold and mildew which can grow just 24 to 48 hours after contact with water. >> you didnt want to wait? >> no, no waiting. no time to wait. >> reporter: we caught up with cindy huber, who wasted no time gutting her home in pearland. >> we got here and we were like, wow, what do we do? where do we start? >> reporter: ripping out carpet, furniture and wet sheetrock, not much could be saved. its messy and can be dangerous work. ton...

Of violating a judges order to stop racially profiling latino drivers. he was found in contempt. one of the key witnesses to testify against arpaio has reacted to the pardon. this new opinion piece in the "washington post," dan magos describes being pulled over along with his late wife by one of arpaios maricopa county deputies. he writes what happened to me and eva that night eight years ago was all too typical. we were driving a pickup tool with landscaping tools and we were hispanic and we go...

Surrounded by a team of doctors and nurses, airlifted out of corpus christi. >> the ventilators theyre on would not be able to be maintained without electricity. >> reporter: medical flight crews working around the clock, but each of the infants now out of the storm zone. among them, one-week-old rebecca, safely in austin tonight. >> i was worried about her breathing. glad shes peaceful right now, and doing all right. >> reporter: across texas, its all hands on-deck right now. more than 1,000 gu...

$724 million. more than 1,000 more people have filed similar lawsuits with various outcomes and nbcs joe fryer took a deeper look. >> do you have any fear you might die here? >> yes. >> eva says she used johnson & johnson talc based baby powder more than 40 years. she sued the company saying it failed to warn companies about talcs possible cancer risks. her emotional video deposition recorded in february was played for the jury. >> i thought i was going to die for christmas. >> her attorney says...

Car attack that killed heather heyer. his answer, chilling. >> rivals are a bunch of stupid animals that dont pay attention they couldnt just get out of the way of his car and some people got hurt. the amount of restraint that our people showed out there was astounding. >> reporter: but tonight in charlottesville, heathers mother insists her daughters death will have meaning and that her legacy is only beginning. >> and eva pilgrim joins us tonight from charlottesville, and eva, some very diffic...

The initiative. >> reporter: and tonight, the fight over confederate statues is now a flashpoint. in durham,orth carolina overnight, crowds tearing down a this statue honoring confederate soldiers. >> let me be clear, no one is getting away with what happened. we are pursuing felony charges. >> reporter: there are 700 monuments like this throughout the u.s. pressure is building for many cities to move them or take them down. that fight, energizing white nationalists who want to stop them. coming...