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jorge: se estÁ acercando la fecha para los salvadoreÑos beneficiados por el que p.s.stellano nos cuenta desde san salvador. salvador: los salvadoreÑos entraron en cuenta regresiva para conocer si el estatus de protecciÓn temporal serÁ prorrogado o eliminado. >> entonces estamos a horas del anuncio de la decisiÓn final, estamos haciendo unas Últimas llamadas tanto el presidente como yo ccon algunas autoridades del ejecutivo de los estados unidos. salvador: las voces dentro de estados unidos, son cada vez mÁs. alcaldes, funcionarios, instituciones, iglesias y gremiales han hecho pÚblico su apoyo mientras el canciller salvadoreÑo dice que cuentan con importantes aliados a nivel bipartidista para arribar a una soluciÓn permanente para los casi 200,000 beneficiarios del estatus de protecciÓn temporal. >> cualquier horizonte de tiempo que se abra lo vamos a utilizar para tener una legislaciÓn que brinde una soluciÓn permanente a nuestros compatriotas. salvador: un giro importante es que por primera vez el tema se discute poniendo al ser humano al centro de la situaciÓn. esp

p.s. -- head to toe black like meghan. >> on sundays, best actors and actresses will be crowned. >> theen of the evening, first-time host, kristen bell. she's gearing up to host hollywood's lady's night. >> are you going take anyone to task? are you that type of host? >> no, no, no. i'm small. i can't -- i could -- yeah, i would get beat up backstage. also, i'm not a negative person. >> as the first ever s.a.g. awards host and a time's up coalition member, she hopes it's a celebration of women in hollywood. >> there's a lot of ladies involved. >> all 13 acting awards will be given out by women. presenters include halle berry, gina rodriguez mandy moore. @was there as the statuettes are created. workers poured the bronze into the molds before giving them a polish. the winners are chosen by more than 121,000 actors. kristen says being surrounded by her peers adds to the pressure. >> does it make it scarer to know it's all your peers? >> you didn't until you said that. literally i hadn't even thought of that, wow. but i already said yes, at least lot of pressure. you got to take risks in y

claudia: si el anuncio es que no habrÁ te p.s. regreso ordenado de sus compatriotas. el tps fue cancelado para entierros y nicaragüenses. muchos salvadoreÑos estÁn con miedo, como este empresario. cuando no nos cuenta que sin tps se verÍa obligado a dejar a sus hijas. >> el plan serÍa no irme a el salvador, sino salir de estados unidos e irme a europa o a canadÁ. claudia: esta es la primera decisiÓn importante sobre migraciÓn de la secretarÍa del departamento de seguridad nacional. >> vamos a ver si realmente ella estÁ dando consejos y los estÁn escuchando o si realmente, simplemente estÁ cumplido con la agenda. claudia: el tps estÁ vigente tras el terremoto del 2001 y desde entonces se ha extendido 11 veces por un periodo de 18 meses cada uno. el Último, vence en marzo. terminar este programa serÍa devastador para el salvador. >> la economÍa salvadoreÑa no tiene capacidad para ofrecer trabajos a estas personas sin quitarle trabajo a salvadoreÑos que viven en este paÍs. jorge: bueno otros inmigrantes en riesgo de deportaciÓn serÍa

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using p.s. and i don't sense that we're in the twenty first century everything's changed we're living in a different society we all travel there's mass migration we have so much information on the internet so museums also have to become livelier here sure we have historical collections but what actually moves people today i think enough knowledge the museum is something extremely relevant for us it's a motive and story to films are. one in five people in germany now sport a tattoo in recent years more women and older people have been getting them once frowned upon tattoos have become a status symbol. that's all it's me if i'm even tattoos have really become elements of our identity and that's what's so exciting about them people are traveling a lot and so the idea is spreading but most importantly i think that today tattoos are a very personal phenomenon i see you're showing here. is your persona he's. not even a century ago tattoos branded people as belonging to the lower class. they were seen

before that many many two of three couples have found online and if you're asking your friends and your p.s you will hear a lot of people that found matched in those online platforms so it's another option in the dating world u.s. back to you in a moment first of all the marketing aspect of this because an emotional buy will bring the best reserve best returns but what price can you put on love apps that connect people a booming and though some say online dating takes the romance out of meeting for the first time it does make it more efficient. on line dating romance all profit. laina is a thirty two year old fashion designer she's successful well off and has a great apartment what's missing is the right men in her life. but where to look at work they're all taken out on the town that's not really her thing could online dating be the answer they're around twelve million internet date is in germany the industry took in around two hundred fourteen million euros their last year weld wide it was more than four billion. laina is spoilt for choice there are around two thousand five hundred german

p.s. >>> for the first time ever colonel sanders played by a female and musician, reba mcentire. it's starting next week. barely recognizable wearing the famous white suit and black tie. her outfit has fringe on back and is glittery. she's the first woman to depict the colonel and the latest celeb to play him in a cast of famous names. >> going to say most likely. >> it's unknowable. >>> next at 5:00, the new numbers show the stunning car break in -- >> motorcyclist in san francisco says the action taken when he was crashed into. >>> president trump about to make a major speech in switzerland in a few minutes. we'll take you there live. >>> the amount >>> good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >>> good morning. 5:00 a.m. on this friday. january 26th. >>> alexa smith is off. the rest of us are here as well. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. we have nice weather today moving into a beautiful weekend. >> i think so. much warmer after chilly nights. hi everybody. no storm impact scale this morning. i am trac

p.s. that is a link here. because. that is a good idea oh they played a head. on that project maybe in its infancy but already has the full support of the department of education. the eighty units will hopefully provide the energy needed to drive a new era of learning for south africa's children. playing doesn't quite sound as good as it should but maybe i need to get one of these at home. on what do you think there's more. today there's a mood of optimism among africa's educators that you learning revolution is a reality here the future of education is in the same patterns of tech savvy innovators using science and technology to craft homegrown solutions across the continent. next time and innovate africa your cows me created in the next twenty four hours using the internet to become an online cattle owner in ghana i want to be too close to the one with the goal of. the scientists working to improve crops resistance to climate change pests and diseases were almost looking for. solving a problem and a young kenyan and his solution to protecting livestock from l

old well one of the greats good friend of mine for a fine old celtic i know it's your forest legend p.s. one who don't gave us the story on the decline of touch football and his memories of the nine hundred ninety eight woke up. saddam to have a chat with peers on who don't come on the plate in the ninety nine c i will cook for the dutch to talk about the charisma lies of the dutch national team they didn't qualify for euro two thousand and sixteen nor the world cup in russia what has gone wrong with a national football. yes thanks for joining us have the dutch national team in your opinion of course was the year i was in no the world cup what's the problem i think first of all stan is that us realize now if we. didn't realize it already two years ago when we didn't qualify for a three year old that we just like the top class place that we always had. played his last game for the decisional team against sweden and. you know ease that he was the only one left and. the snow from the fights in all these plays i know burke. brothers over most. big smile was. why hasn't this system the great

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p.s. saw it as a ship manned by portuguese police also working for frontex and we've just had a call to say that the portuguese patrol boat which is also part of the operation here has discovered a boat with migrants somehow the turkish coast guard is also involved we're heading over there to see what's up the portuguese of us this for assistance of the people to look at the bridge in march twenty sixth seen the turkish coast guard also boosted its presence in the waters between turkey and the greek islands to intercept refugees and migrants before they reach europe and put off others trying to follow suit but with. now this one one is going back well it's now in tokyo and yes the one moving to reach. the one where john navigation lights lit up. now the lights of the other boats have also come into site of a start a vessel up front there are three under is the other one a migrant boat i'd say so yeah it's being lit up with i'm going to. go in front of it. electrode often a rubber crammed f

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so-called democratic spectrum she goes on to say take for example the fact that popular high ranking in p.s. of the main opposition party in greece share similar attitudes towards refugees with golden dawn their rhetoric will have a much more negative impact than golden dawns and the rhetoric will shape people's attitudes tina what do you make of that this is wider than just say golden dawn. if they're made out something to what has been said before yes i mean their acts have been clearly decreased since the persecution of going under the little members and that's why i tell you the outcome of this trial is so important for the development of a group of islands but we have also do do do do we say do you know that i mean that dollar i wasn't joining in previous years also you know not only the head you know this has. been great but also the they've got the group just like the media has with this violence so in a smaller us they're going to said before are we having no you know small cities we have this groups you know that we have not backed by groups on by. now because there have been we ha

breaking news on this non calling most show you may see marine during this week with p.s. emerick obama yang right before his big money move next week to get the full story . that's all we have time for today i hope enjoy the show but join us next week as we go to the big apple for the hudson river dalby and shuts a french welcome. we know patrick vieira join us come on. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right to access education. higher education is becoming just another product and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you good. luck with this also. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now and i'm extremely bored higher education the new global economic war. mongers who knew when you don't see. what they need not through only ten it. may. lead to no kelly said. claiming to know. that. if you speak french. most of those of you. will send them all to new. i know this that i know there are a lot of troubl

struggle he was close to mugabe for fifty years he was quite clear the army intervened he said to save son p.s. not the country but he was a know it is must not be not to know each other because that is a member of the opposition who also has with vested interests in the veteran of the liberation was a lotta you told him of the wrong he says the armed forces which is open arms in the air is not enough he says the armed forces are made up of zanu p.f. members he said not democrats intent on our sharing in a pluralistic system not democrats intent on showing in a pluralistic society so in other words forget about democracy not just in the same day in other ways for justice as because it is a bitter old man but what i'm saying there's a formula for democracy let's forget about what a member of opposition would say arguments and what they plan to go in saying that the new vehicle would love it even at the swearing in ceremony there were people won't take a look at them because the president of botswana for one in karma he said it pretty clearly i don't see why i should wish him mugabe well if he c

arrived in the mountain resort in davos late on thursday and he wasted no time in getting cozy with his p.s. flanked by the c.e.o.'s of two major german corporations a.p. and siemens trump got straight down to business the eagle had finally landed president trump's arrival in davos was perhaps the most eagerly anticipated moment at the world economic forum so far but not everyone was pleased to see him there. he started his visit with an informal dinner with a group of some of europe's most powerful business executives and just as had been expected he wasted no time in pushing his america first agenda congratulations i just want to say that there's been a lot of warmth a lot of respect for our country and a lot of money billions and billions of dollars is coming into the u.s. and people are very happy with what we've done not only on the tax bill but also cutting of regulations and i think also prematurely or for a country you know if you're not a cheerleader for your company or for your country. no matter what happens it's not going to work and that's what i've been and that's what my whol

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p.s., i think i have smallpox. ( laughter ) yeah, that neighbor's not bright.e was there. he goes, gary, i went to a marijuana dispensary, i bought 50 sour patch kids with marijuana in them. but i'm flying back to new york tomorrow. you smoke a lot of pot you fly a lot. do you know how i get these past security? i was, like, go to a convenience store, buy a pocks of regular kids, transfer the ones with marijuana in them into the regular's box and you will have no problem. the next day he calls and goes, gary i'm back in new york with the sour patch kids. thanks for letting me know i could do that. i said, no. th letting me know i could do that. ( laughter ) ( applause ) thank you guys! >> stephen: you can see gary regularly at the comedy cellar here in new york. gary vider, everybody! cbs eye on the community... presented by target. there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achieve and set goals through marathon training. giving

. >> p.s. i like target denim they have.that's good. >> it can only get better. >> you know what i don't have a problem he with this. ice if it's in your backyard or on your street it can be devastating if they into most of the regions got below freezing overnight and there's a the love slippery spots you won't see unless you look for it. >> unless it's too late. >> until you're on the ground looking up. >> all right. >> here's good news. lots of sunshine. fog and melt ice here. there it is. there it is. waited patiently for that. >> nice timing on that. >> here's eye quick look at the forecast. believe it or not well into the 40s today. i think that will feel like a heat wave and it only get warmer from here. 60s by end of week. if you have starting this afternoon. next couple hours touch and go on ice. >> be careful it's slippery in some space. >> good morning, erin. >> 6:p 26 now wapz, the ma her main break you see water billowing out. watch for slick spots and gw parkway southbound off ramp closed. use second ramp of cry

p.s., i think i have smallpox. ( laughter ) yeah, that neighbor's not bright. ago. called me when he was there. he goes, gary, i went to a marijuana dispensary, i bought 50 sour patch kids with marijuana in them. but i'm flying back to new york tomorrow. you smoke a lot of pot, you fly a lot. do you know how i get these past security? i was, like, go to a convenience store, buy a pocks of regular sour patch kids, transfer the ones with marijuana in them into the regular's box and you will have no problem. the next day he calls and goes, gary, i'm back in new york with the sour patch kids. thanks for letting me know i could do that. i said, no. thanks for letting me know i could do that. ( laughter ) ( applause ) thank you guys! >> stephen: you can see gary regularly at the comedy cellar here in new york. gary vider, everybody! >> stephen: hey! that's it for "the late show," everybody! glj tune in tomorrow when my guest will be neil degrasse tyson. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ( cheers and applau

. >> first, just listening to the president, fighting back, obstruction and, p.s., we can't crawl intoent's mind to know what he was referencing. what do you take of his obstruction of justice definition there? >> i don't know that he was lawyering. >> what does that mean? >> i don't know that he was articulating a legal basis. if i had to guess i would say that he has a political right to complain about these obstruction charges and the investigation in russia a hoax doesn't constitute obstruction of justice. on another level you can take other actions that you view as fighting back and they would constitute obstruction of justice. there's some confusion there between what he thinks his political defense is and what his legal defense is. >> the fact that he even popped into this meeting where the white house press pool was supposed to have this background meeting on immigration, as you heard pam brown say, he didn't seem hurried. do you think that is causing his attorneys to pull shreds of hair? >> i don't know about his attorneys. i think i would be bald by now. you don't want the pr

i want to say just p.s. did it seem like we used to see more bats at dusk around here. i have not seen a bat in a long time. what say you? >> what say me, i tend to see them more duchk later 9:00 dusk. >> you have seen them lately. >> it gets dark 5:00 i'm not looking for them. >> they were in full effect in texas. >> thanks 6:43 now. still ahead never too late to do what you want. hear story about inspirational 78-year-old body builder ah ahead. we'll be right back. ♪♪ at the d.c. lottery, we not only love this place as much as you do, we heard you loud and clear when you voted for six new neighborhood scratchers. don't forget to enter the second-chance drawing. you could win $500,000 that may be used towards buying a home in your favorite neighborhood. >> now that's the pretty shot we were waiting for all day yesterday. all that fog and everything we had where you cannot see the capitol dome look how pretty it is. >> it looks look a shot out of batman. >> it looks very batm