todas son fanáticas de diana.. se han mudado de país hasta con sus lavarropas, y no hay nada que no se encuentre precisamente en el mismo lugar. lo mejor de regresar fue volver a ver a diana. diana: lo que estás haciendo está difícil. no es algo fácil. es complejo y me sorprende mucho. andrea: a mí lo que me pasó fue que me caí y tú viste. o sea, tuve unos accidentes y le tengo mucho miedo. esto no es para todo el mundo, es la verdad. diana: esto no es para todo el mundo. tienes que ser muy cuidadoso y hay que hacer un plan de acondicionamiento antes de meterse a este aparato. andrea: cuando diana vio mi caída, se dio cuenta de que necesitaba aplicarme en la piel un líquido adherente. luego hicimos estiramientos de rutina. al terminarlos, me tocará subirme al "pole" con ella. es un "pole" mucho más alto del que estoy acostumbrada y se mueve. definitivamente, no hay que repetir esto en casa, ni solos, y mucho menos, sin conocimiento. y ahora sí, sola. el sueño de haberlo hecho con la mejor acróbata del "pole" ya no

todas son fanÁticas de diana.e igual a la de boston. se ha mudado de paÍs hasta con su lavarropas noÉ nada que no se encuentreprecisamente en el mismo lugar. lo mejor de regresar fue volver a ver a diana. >> lo que estÁs haciendo está difÍcil, no es algo fÁcil, es complejo y me sorprende mucho. >> tambiÉn lo que me pasÓ fue que me caÍ. tuve unos accidentes y le tengo mucho miedo. esto no es para todo el mundo. >> esto no es para todo el mundo, tienes que ser muy cuidadoso y hay que hacer un plan de acondicionamiento antes de meterse en este aparato. >> cuando diana vio mi caÍda se dio cuenta que necesitaba aplicarme la piel un lÍquido adherente. luego hicimos estiramientos de rutina. alterna los me tocarÁ subirme al pola con ella. es un pole mucho mÁs alto del que estoy acostumbrada y se mueve. definitivamente no hay que repetir y mucho menos sin reconocimiento. y ahora sÍ, sola. el sueÑo de haberlo hecho con la mejor acrÓbata del pole ya no era un imposible, sino un logro. y ahora siento que aunque esto no es par

diana is being lowered down in there. she says this well was 40 feet deep. >> krikey. >> after two, three minutes, you start seeing them slowly pull the ropes back up. >> all her stress, they're all trying to get a mission accomplished. >> you would trust us,[ silence] [ laughter ] >> diana says what she was doing is important because she's part of an animal rescue team. look at that. >> oh, is it a dog? >> it is a dog. and diana says even though she could have died, she said i would have been doing what i love, she wanted to make sure the dog was okay. >>> another rescue, this one two days in the making. this woman right here noticed some dogs in her neighborhood, but didn't noticepies for two d called animal rescue, they came with the jaws of life. these puppies were playing around and got stuck underneath these concrete posts. they had to get them out. mom is not happy, but it's all for her. they are squeaking. they're screeching like leave us alone, but they need to be rescued. you see four cute little chubby puppies

diana and andre celebrated their birthday. he told diana they were going sky diving. he sent an uber to pick her up. she got to burbank and didn't know what was going on. he told her he wanted to surprise her. they went all over the beverly hills area. the driver asked if they wanted to see the sun set. they landed on this roof. he had a rose. some champagne. they take in the city view and sun set. and andre drops to one knee. i like that ice. she does too. >> i see the place you've chosen. >> it will look just right. >> she jumped on him and hugged him. that was the end. >> yes. >> all of the angle's were perfect. he really thought this one through and they lived happily ever happen. >> a difficult rescue. find out the additional danger that makes this so dire. >> there is so many layers to this and no room for a slip up. >> plus women of all ages are asked what they are looking forward to doing. >> finding love again. >> i'd like to see every country in the world. >> you won't believe some of their answers. >> living in nature with dogs. >> sorry. what? i didn't rea

helton kennedy and his girlfriend diana pay three hundred dollars a month to live in a shared garage in a silicon valley trailer park. or. in the less hills of like an alley so many gunness. he then tilted. helton was born in the us but was raised in mexico by his mother he is a u.s. citizen so he can legally work here but not in mexico. defacement quanah. and in the. sand i must. thank you sir. but i think one of the date one of the did. by these washer. googleplex here is designed to make life for people not only as productive as possible but also as pleasant as possible. and if the fifteen pounds that you gain with the amazing race now are getting a breath there are always plenty of opportunities to work. on the law. says she has something on the place it's. been a pretty hopeless. there will. be checking. that this interest into the squad and the latest. and i don't. know you're. a member of. congress will come other than that. if. they're still. in. good. health since girlfriend diana is returning from a two week trip to mexico where she visited her family. hilton rarely drives

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diana rincÓn nos trae la Última hora.san las horas y los nÚmeros de la tragedia se multiplican, segÚn la policÍa nacional fueron 68 los heridos y 21 las personas que perdieron la vida luego de la explosiÓn de este carro bomba y hace algunos momentos las autoridades colombiana atribuyeron el hecho al grupo guerrillero eln. >>> el autor material es el seÑor josÉ aldermar rojas rodrÍguez. a leas el fue capturado el pri sospechoso de ser uno de los... intelectuales de la situaciÓn. >>> es un mensaje de tristeza, dolor, no solo para la policÍa, es para todo el paÍs. >>> >>> el director de la policÍa nacional agradeciÓ a la comunidad internacional por el apoyo. >>> agradezco tambiÉn, a los millones de personas colombianos y extranjeros, que se han unid a o a este sentimiento de dolor. >>> el gobierno de juan manuel santos intentÓ acercamientos con el eln para lograr un posible proceso de paz. el presidente ivÁn duque aseguÓo que no habrÁ paso al dialogo, mientras esta guerrilla no abandone estos actos terroristas. regreso conti

so i have scott, diana, stephen, and denise. diana, come on up. >> so my name is diana kerig. i came from new york, bought my home in 1979, as well. i raised my daughter there. they had after school programs and baseball games. i ran the track, as well, to keep in shape. gradually, it turned over to be a dog walking park. we were not informed at all. you heard the noise. i work at home with very difficult music. to hear this constant barking all day, and we cannot open our windows, it's mentally debilitating to hear that all day long. you just want to scream. people aren't pleasant to us. the dog walkers think we're terrible, and if we ask them, please move the car from the driveways, i had a bag of poop thrown at my door and things like that. most of these people have dogs on my street, and i'm in the middle, 841 27th issues. i spend $15,000 -- spent $15,000 on double-paned windows on the front. you have to open the windows because sometimes it's hot in your house. it's like they have megaphones. i'm sorry -- is that it? >> you have 30 seconds more. >> any way, would apprecia

let's bring in fred glick and diana olick. olick and glick here welcome to you both.tgages, do we need that because housing is unaffordable and we need innovation to get -- we're back to 2006 all over again that ended badly so this one will, too? >> i call these subprime loans i'll always call them subprime >> not nonprime? >> whatever. but the bottom line is what the dodd/frank act did was make owner-occupied property fully income documentable. so you're not going to get the no docs with 2% down with an option a.r.m. for people with a 420 score. so that's out. so if you want to live somewhere, you have to document your income. what they're doing alternatively as opposed to pay stubbs and w2s, they'll take bank statements for 6, 12, 24 months and take your gross income and divide it by two and say that's the income to qualify. that's where i'm worried if these self-employed people stop making as much money >> on that point, though, diana, i can see why, looking at someone's actual bank statement and saying here's what you can afford is very different from literally ly

i'm here with diana, my dental hi jenist, diana is going to tell us a little bit about growing up --yeah, beto. he didn't understand what they said when all the kids were flossing. this is a genius way to avoid tough questions. how can you call yourself a presidential candidate when you're drilling for oil in the gulf of mexico -- great question -- question -- ). garble ). moving on, stephen king of iowa faced accusations of racism mostly because of the racist stuff he says. today he defend himself by saying what's wrong with racism anyway? >> steve king defending himself after a newly accomplished article from the "new york times" saying he's not a racist but then the congressman questions why white nationalist and white supremacist is offensive. >> trevor: yeah! i'm not racist! calm down! ( laughter ) if he did something unforgivable like say mother (~bleep ) or dance on a rooftop, at least. moving to paris. >> the very first restaurant serving only nude diners in paris is shutting down. the restaurant has only been open 15 months. business has been suffering from a lack of custome

i cannot say it enough. >> i'm glad, because yesterday, i couldn't believe you were outside, diana >> brought the house inside. >> i need to understand. in a neighborhood, it has to be like the worst day of the year. >> this is the day this is the day to get inside. >> it looks sunny and bright makes me warmer just looking at it diana, thank you so much >>> shares in amazon fell, the key numbers to listen for next (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. [kno♪king] ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. lies beyond the tech sector. it's about technology transforming every sector. ♪ at pgim, our bottom-up approach uses a technology lens to identify long-term winners. from energ

for "nightly businesseport," i' diana olick in washington. lookefore we go, here's a at the final numbers from wall street. the dow fell 22 points, the nasdaq gained 47&p and the00 added 3. hat will do it for "nightly business report" fnight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. have a great evening and we'll >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. w >>, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪

r "nightly business report," i'm diana olick in washington. >>> before we go, let's take a final look at the day on wall . stre the dow gained 434 points to close back above the nasdaq added 154 and the s&p 500 was up 41. that does it for us tonight on "nightly bi'iness report." sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm bill griffeth. have a great evening. rest up, it's ausy day tomorrow. >> and stay warm. >> is >> s "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flng! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪

, my dental hygienists and diana will tell us about growing up .esse: hopefully you don't have a colonoscopy anytime soon. sometimes more is less. sometimes less is more.ss there you have it. democrats humiliating themselves and rub against did not have to lift a finger. i wish politics could always be this easy. with me now senior advisor to the trump 2020 campaign and former white house mitigations director anthony scare emoji, author of trump the blue-collar president. which i read and i highly endorse. what did you think of my brilliant commentary and they just shot themselves in the foot and the republicans did not even have to squeeze the trigger. go ahead, katrina, ladies first. >> jesse, this was. you have a cnn and jim acosta pacifically who spent the majority of their day trying to undermine the president and undermine his agenda with ami tn of fake news and turns out it all came back around for circle today and yesterday and will continue moving forward. the president has been very courageous in pushing forth all policies to secure the s

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roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individp l and grtirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs statio fthank you.s like you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. federal workers are preparing to go back to work and the white house and congressional leaders are facing a new deadline to keep them on the job. on the sunday talk shows, president trump's ting chief of staff mick mulvaney didn't rule out the president shutting down the government again in three weeks or declaring a national emergen if congress doesn't allocate funding for a u.s.-mexico border wall. >> whave been hoping for months to do it through legislation with democrats because that's the right way for the government to fun

diana olick explains. >> reporter: at an international real estate show, chinese buyers weren't talking politics, just properties. >> the chinese are basically politically agnostic. what i t mean byt is even though there's a great tension between u.s. government and chinese, the chinese citizen seems to be able to separate thi pol turmoil with the sound real estate vestments. >> and what did you think of the buyers that came to talk to tey. >> rep olson, who sells real estate in the san francisco bay area, attended the show and said not only are chinese buyers active in u.s. housing, the pool is expanding to the middle class mortgage dependent chinese buyer. in the past it was mostly wealthyrsash the median price of a home sold to a chinese buyer dropped last year from just under $530,000 to $439,000. the chinese are also expanding their sites from california to lower priced markets in texas, georgia and florida. >> the chinese people still see the united stat a a safe harbor where they can take their assetsnd park their money. not only for their money, but also for the future of their

diana olick has the next installment of her series called "ring risks." h >>ricane harvey flooded close to 100,000 houst area homes, and the vast majority of them had no flood insurance. >> ultimately ended up about four feet. >> jennifer and andy taylor did have insurance,imnd at the vowed to rebuild. >> the fabric of the community has been amazg. >> but as they watched several homes on their street go into foreosure and the fabric of their community seem to unravel, theoi taylorsd other struggling neighbors and sold to hungry investors who descended on thecity. houston's strong economy made it a hot housing market before the storm, and investors are still swarming foreclosure auctions like this one now, rekindling images from the foreclosure crisis a decade ago. >> i've heard plenty of stories of homeowners who but to walk away. >> in harvey's federally declared disaster areas, 80% of the homes had no flood insurance because they weren'tll norma prone to flooding. serious mortgage delinencies on damaged homes jumped more than 200%, according to core log

diana is in her second trimester expecting twins i and i and. the. don't don't like to know what it might have. been it was like. oh no you know. my dad i think he's. six. and though it is one perhaps also meals at a much much more. tone of getting. now i would have liked him and i. don't look i was. say could also mean by eastgate could you know just what. joe's than on. me that bubble gum on our. oh. i'm. almost out on them i'm going to keep then i must go last time i was looking at them and the band. was going on and on account of. my. point. we're going to stalk a restaurant and my days off i go to restaurants that i might be interested in and i have a cup of coffee and i get friendly with the waitress and ask questions. coming up empty on her job search continues to pound the pavement. i have never been in here. you know places i've worked i've never seen banish lets you know there's a lot of black bean cakes fresh carry the celery chin church use. big swell to read a guy i don't know. how long have you worked there i've been here for what what

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg corporat fby mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your rerement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for an public broadcastingby contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: goan evening and you for joining us. the partial government shutdown continues and so does the war of words from all sides. day 30 began wh president trump in theex white house anging tweets with house speaker nancy pelosi. yesterday, mr. trump made an offer which senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says will be introduced as legislation this week. democrats say it will not get the needed 60 votes. house speaker nancy pelosi said that a democrat-sponsored bill will be introduced in the house. on another front, the president responded to speaker ps suggestion that the state of

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wt studios at ncoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. day 16 of the partial government shutdown, day two of nthegotiations betwee administration and congressional staff, and the president says he doesn't expect much progress this weekend. on his way to meetings at camp david this morning, president d reporters he believes the 800,000 federal workers and contractors going without pay will be able to manage. >> i can that the people that are on the receiving end will make justments. they always do. >> sreenivasan: on his return this afternoon, the president again said h

. >>> the housing market starts this new year a lot cooler than it was a year ago at this and as diana olick tells you no there are some new trends worth watching. >> 2018 was a rler coaster for residential real estate, home prices erheated mortgage rates rose a lot and fell a little. and home sales stall. 2019 will see some big changes. first, prices will pull bac afford ability is a bad word in the housing market today. because low supplynd high demand push priced over the top. now supply is rising slowly and the big price jumps shrink. could markets could go negative. build he is could help with affordability if they put up cheap homes pu so far signsre they won because of high cost for land and labor. second mortgage rig rates rice. went up flat f linedl back last month but the trend in 2019 should be higher. with rates passing back over 5% on the 30-year fixed and staying there. and finally rb rents wl rise. all this weakness in home sal means more potential buyers mr. ay put in their rentals.oc pancies are already high, which means rents remain pricey, especialn the sought after

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by ieontributions to your pbs station fromrs like you. thank you.om he tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. iv >> srean: good evening and thanks for joining us. on day 22 and with no end in sight, the paral government shutdown is now officially the longest shutdown in u.s. history. >> both houses of conghoss have gone for the weekend and no talks are scheduled. >> sreenivasan: this mt ning, presidump tweeted from the white house, that "we will be out for a long time," and continued to blame democrats. yesterday an estimated 800 thousand federal workers, either furloughed or working without pay, did not receive paychecks. the house and senate passed a bill to gu whenever the federal g

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosand p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg.nd corporate g is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement pducts. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewee you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. on the 29th day of the longest-ever federal gent shutdown, president donald trump made an offer to reopen the government, which democrats rejected before n began his speech from the diplomatic reception room in the white house. the president said he would extend protection for immigrants brought to the u.s. as children-- the so-called dreamers-- if congress approve the more than $5 billion he is still demanding to build a the border with mexico. >> to physically secure our border, the ncludes $5.7 billion for a stregic ridep

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. erhe j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. wa barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet stios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank u for joining us. day 23, week four, the partial government shutdown remains in place. no nks are scheduled. congress returns tomorrow. ent trump again started his day tweeting from the white x use about the shut down, after calling in to a show last night and answering questions about a new "washington post" report. the post reported last that president trump went to great lengths to keep details of his meetings with russian president vladimir putin from ministration officials. after a meeting with mr. putin in hamburg in 2017, mr. trump allegedly took the

roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has beened provy: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan >> sreenivasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. talks but no change as the s rtial shutdown of the federal government enters third week.ce viresident mike pence, senior advisor tthe president jared kushner, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsus, and white acting chief of staff mick mulvaney met with democratic congressional staff members today. after the meeting, the vice president tweeted a photo and said there was a "productive discussion" and that talks are set to continue tomorrow. for more on the stalemate and what's next for the new congress, we turn n

diana joining us now from washington with this story diana. >> and here comes the drum roll, brian.reciation, rising mortgage interest rates, and fewer home sales that last one is key new homeowners usually renovate. flt first two, three years, they typically spend quite a bit more on home improvements and making that home fit their needs, customizing it, maybe doing some work even before they move in. >> new owners actually spend 30% more than long-time residents, so growth in renovation and repair spending for owner occupied homes will fall from 7.5% last year to 5.1% this year that according to a new report from harvard's joint center for housing. spending, however, will rise slightly to about $350 billion, because builder costs are still very high. >> what we do as builders is we're looking to our suppliers, we're looking to the folks that are in ourndr prices down as mus possible that's a little bit difficult with tariffs being what they are, with the costs of materials being what they are. >> still, the slowdown in overall projects will hit home improvement retailers like home

picture. >> the cost of labor is going up increased costs for labor because of such a shortage >> dianaank you. >>> shares of advanced microdevices trading higher today and having a monster 12 months we will have an exclusive interview with chief executive lisa su right here next on "the exchange." hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech-house manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back from flying cars to home assistants, the electronics show has reveal ed a lot of gadgets. now an exclusive interview with the ceo of amd, john >> thanks. lisa, you just got done with a keynote here on the ces stage. new product announcements in your competition with intel and nvidia a i want to ask big picture. you're in a quiet peertd, but semiconducto

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moms demand action advocates are with me today, diana earl and stephanie stone, share the bond mothers whose sons were killed by gun violence. and like congresswoman lucy mcbath, mothers whose sons were killed their fight is driven by a determination that no family should experience the pain their families have endured. organizationts made up of mothers in every corner of the country, we will do everything in our power to get this bill over the finish line. there is no one more fearless or fermentable than a mother protecting her children -- fearless or formidable than a mother protecting her children. i'm grateful to those standing here today and congresswoman giffords. speaker pelosi kept her promise to the survivors of gun violence and all americans, that the 116th congress would take swift action to keep us safe. of moms demand action volunteers will fight alongside you to get this done. speaker pelosi. pelosi: i see shannon at work in california. it is hard to go to a church of any denomination without us wearing orange and ringing our bell, and under her leadership, making sure e

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diana: given the picture, there are risks to the downside. if we do get a resolution on either of those factors, on trade that starts to see trade pick up again, if we get a resolution around brexit, we might see a more significant resolution. at the current environment we are in, facing uncertainties and binary outcomes on the political spear, it is hard to see the bund selling off. vonnie: what are you looking for the fomc to say in the statement tomorrow? will we hear anything about balance sheet runoff in the u.s. fed has beenk the clear on how they view the balance sheet. they have said if it does become apparent that the balance sheet is weighing on financial conditions and starting to impact economic activity, they will revisit policy. i expect them to reiterate that. they are data dependent. it will be a shift from what we have been getting in the past which was talking about further normalization being warranted. i expect them to talk more about data dependency and their willingness to be flexible around balance sheet policy. vonnie:

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. >> diana sabe porque trabajo en el servicio de inmigración de los refugiados . >> paciencia y amortenemos 4 horas de preparación estamos acá, qué hacemos? no quiero enfrentar santa gente . >> no estoy para esto , sino que para entrar . >> quienes sufren consecuencia ellos o los menores que les tocó ser arrastrados y empujados a la fuerza . >> la familia es el corazón de cualquier nación, los niños , la familia . >> es momento de ver el tiempo en la bahía . >> vamos con lucrecia cuéntanos . >> amigos en casa alerta por congelamiento de las 3 am a las 9 de mañana 2 de enero si sale por el contrario regresa se debe abrigar. >> vemos temperaturas descendiendo en 24 horas por el área de napa, mientras que en ciudades como livermore pierden 3 grados 2 la diferencia una en t de enero sobre 40 . >> en las ciudades con excepción acá pero vemos por ejemplo en el área de san josé diferencias poco significativas en los 51 grados en la tarde edelmiro del primero de enero del 2019 . >> esperamos más de 40 grados sobre la media noche . >> veremos temperaturas que se ven e 30 para san josé, a las

diana?chinese are buying but they're now selling more bringing the net investment to the lowest level in six years. investors from china sold close to $4 billion worth of u.s. commercial real estate last year they sold more than they bought for three quarters but ended up as net buyers only because of a big deal in q1 $11.6 billion deal of global logistics properties after big trophy properties like waldorf astorias they face restrictions on the cash the current trade war is making the u.s. less appetizing for investors. while they're buying less commercial real estate they're still the biggest foreign buyers of u.s. single family homes. $30 billion worth last year. that's down 4% from 2017 but they are now expanding from california into markets in texas, georgia and the carolinas. back to you guys. >> diana, quickly, the chinese notoriously bought trophy properties what will this do to real estate values >> i think there are a lot of investors now in commercial real estate because there's s

. >> diana calor y nada vive en nuestros corazones ylevantamos nuestros bosques en nombre de ella. >>n. >> en venezuela el ejÉrcito dijo que arrestÓ a un grupo de militaresque se alzÓ contra el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. el tribunal supremo de justicia declarÓ invÁlida la actual directiva de la asamblea nacional que sigue pensan celsa >> aquÍ estamos, seÑores . la luches por ustedes, por venezuela. >> vecinos de la zona de conflicto salieron a apoyar primero con toques de cacerola y barricadas. >> otras fuerzas militares y policiales actuaron con rapidez y lanzaron gas lacrimÓgeno a los manifestantes civiles. sometieron al grupo de 27 militares que se habÍa alzado. >> el estado se va a imponer . la institucionalidad se va a imponervenga la violencia de donde venga. >> ocurre en medio de una alta tensiÓn polÍtica y enfrentamiento de poderes pÚblicos. el tribunal supremo de justicia invalidÓ la actual directiva de la asamblea nacional y ordenÓ acciones en su contra. el fallo judicial no tiene la directiva parlamentaria para que siga adelante con un gobierno de transiciÓn luego de desco