adis: quÉ encontraste en florencia de tu mamÁ? andrea. nos vas a dar las opciones de cÓmo podemos imitarlos look de nuestras famosas celebridades por menos de 100 $. andrea: todas soÑamos anoche viendo los premios tv y novelas. como decir como una celebridad, les voy a mostrar 3 de estas artistas que utilizaron. vamos a comenzar con galilea montijo. usÓ un traje muy inspirado en los 80 con hombreras, tela metÁlica. me encantÓ la combinación del brillo. demostrÓ cómo utilizar un vestido que nunca pasa de moda, para celebrar noche buena, aÑo nuevo y nunca pasa de moda y no es tan brillante y lo adaptÓ con no zapatos en combinaciÓn con negro y plateado, un cabello mÁs alborotado y accesorios que no pasa de moda. ana: estÁ como tapada pero a la misma vez un toque sexy. andrea: esa es la clave, y el escote que no es muy revelador. las hombreras dan el toque clÁsico. alejandra espinosa utilizÓ un atuendo del mismo diseÑador de la misma colecciÓn, la misma tela pero mire cÓmo varÍan los estilos. alejandra lo uso mÁs conservador. ana: aqu

perhaps, to keep things moving, i'll frame up the issue while adi and isabelle join us on stage. so our last fireside chat will be on property rights and housing rights in postmaria, puerto rico. please, welcome. >> thank you. >> after maria hit puerto rico in the fall of 2017, about 60% of fema rebuilding assistance claims were rejected primarily because people could not prove that they owned their homes. and that's for many reasons, we had a conversation earlier with adi about all the reasons for that, part of them being the very complex property rights system in puerto rico, part of that being that more than 50% of the homes in puerto rico were informally constructed. so this has become quite an issue in rebuilding. so i'm really pleased to be joined by adi martinez roman who's the executive director of the access to justice fund foundation in puerto rico. adi has been on the ground working with fema and with aid applicants to try to help them get rebuilding assistance funds and with adi is isabelle sophia diepa who is a reporter with the pulitzer center who is leading an inve

<adi hoag/oakland teacher: "i'm going to keep fighting, i'm going to do whatever i need to do and i'm here today to tell people to vote no because we can win more, we can absolutely win more.">in oakland gayle ong kron 4 news. (justine) kron 4 news. gayle ong kron 4 news. (justine) in the north bay, a environmental activists in petaluma are speaking out against the proposed construction of a safeway gas station along mcdowell they say the station would to an elementary school and would also draw too much traffic to the neighborhood. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in petaluma with details. charles. . . (chuck)well if safeway get's it's way there will one day soon be a gas station on this corner but there is concern from environmentalist and neighbors that toxic air children who go to school just across the street. natswoo hoo!sunday afternoon, dozens of people walked along mcdowell boulevard honk! honk! natsand drove around the block to oppose a plan by safeway grocery stores to build a fuel station. . or gas station. . on this corner.if approved, of mcdowell and mari

adis: pregunta incÓmoda, sexenio de peÑa nieto el motivo de su ausencia en televisiÓn? pasando por molotov. reportero: la maternidad le ha dado nuevo brillo a su vida y a su carrera tras haber debutado como mamÁ de una hermosa niÑa. ximena: me ha ido muy bien, me cambiÓ la vida totalmente. nos hemos acomodado sÚper bien a compaginar las dos cosas, hacer mamÁ y aparte seguir mi carrera artÍstica. reportero: tambiÉn la vimos en sus inicios en la pantalla grande. asegura que es uno de sus grandes amores. ximena: me muero de ganas de volver, nada mÁs es encontrar el momento y el proyecto adecuado. [mÚsica] karla: me encanta, es sÚper talentosa, tris, como cantante y ahora que es mamÁ estoy segura que tendrÁ la sensibilidad mÁs a flor de piel. ana: su rostro es como muy angelical. karla: preciosa la bebÉ y preciosa ella. vamos a esto, un vÍdeo grabado en mÉxico que ha cautivado a millones de usuarios en la red. acumula 58 millones de visitas y muestra el talento de un joven cantando en un restaurante el cover de la canciÓn de reik "ya me enterÉ". [mÚsica] karla: la gente est

adis: " pequeÑos gigantes" este domingo por univisiÓn. mejores sets. karla: yo creo que donde hay niÑos como ingrediente es un Éxito seguro. alan: donde estÁn los niÑos es un Éxito. tenemos un fin de semana redondo para los pequeÑos gigantes por un lado y tambiÉn para los niÑos con discapacidades a los que ayudaremos muchÍsimo. adis: asÍ es fin de semana de mucho corazÓn y risa para todos asÍ que a donar y a reír. karla: no se pierdan el estreno de " pequeÑos gigantes" el domingo a las 8:00 p.m. por su cadena univisiÓn. recuerden que iremos seguido desde el viernes con una programaciÓn para todos ustedes. mÁ adelante hablaremos con galilea. un abrazo mi querida adis. ahora vamos con mi pequeÑo gigante, carlos calderÓn. cÓmo vas mi carlitos? carlos: es una de las muchas atracciones que hay aquÍ en la feria de la juventud pero no me estÁ dando muchos ánimos. estÁ peligroso? me subo? ustedes son mecÁnicos, sÚbanse conmigo. nadie se quiere subir. regresando de la pausa me voy a tirar. vamos a estar transmitiendo en una caÍda increÍble que nun

been around for thousands of years and found all mummified bodies all over the world anyway i saw how adi is a beautician and to ron who when asked does a bit of body art as well. this is how absent they had to spends most of her time perfecting the contour for customers eyebrows her beauty salon is tucked away in the first floor of an apartment building in eastern tehran. but the thirty year old artist also offers a different service to women who know what to ask for one that is not openly advertize and can be only performed behind closed doors here in iran. tattooing is the job she's most passionate about and her preferred form of art. is much more beautiful to me than drawing or painting on paper which i used to do when i had a sketch and then i took to it on someone's body it's amazing the fact that i change someone's appearance of my art gives me a good feeling a good feeling that's shared by the women she tattoos but none of them want to talk about it on camera or even show their faces that's because having a tattoo is widely considered taboo in iran. in public body art mostly remai

remains as possible. >> the captain made a distressed call and asked for clearance to get back to adis abebba airport but while attempting to return back, the accident occurred. >> for now, the focus remains on the boeing 737 max 8, also involved in another crash in indonesia last year. experts say that an automated anti-fault system could have contributed to both crashes. both planes are still in flight in the u.s. >> a little concerned to get out there and your plane might have a malfunction. >> i think the track record is pretty good. i feel pretty safe. >> some have tried to reschedule their flights to make sure that they are on a different plane but travel experts say that could come with a hefty price tag. >> u.s. airlines are not giving much leeway for passengers on the plane. >> reporter: in washington, some lawmakers are asking for an investigation to be done as to whether boeing knew about these problems. >> some pilots have reported problems with the same jets. two pilot say that the noses of the jet sharply dived but were able to disen age the auto pilot. >>> new at noon, g

the bridge was a gift to much adi from japan. and so here we are going to come down. oh my. very next day the devils go swimming together in the congo river. and mine obviously and live only about the my job know a lot. about . it's not just a group logo it's some magic chum other gangs might ask a saucer of for help to take over the devils tough or to kill someone in this sign bring. any spell. some. feel good when you do fear. a machete is thirty two inches long the outro say it's the optimal wings for a machete. but. no. mobile zero. zero. zero zero. the devils are going from door to door they're trying to buy a cat. it's not that easy. to they go is a cat is a magical animal that gives people strength and ferocity. but it requires eating a feline. so the kowloon as eat cat two or three times a week besides cat is the cheapest meat you can get. the devils are throwing a big party tonight friends and neighbors gather for the dinner made of can't meet for. food. but be. my do. you. know. greta is the only one in the neighborhood all the action happens in the small alleys be

first kid ady here we go by their second kid, every parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs, than first time parents. live, learn and get luvs >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcome back at 4:15. tomorrow, democrats are expected to b introduce aill called the equality act. it would modify civil rights legislation t ban discrimination by lesbian, guy and transgender people. lgbtqed advates say protections vary across the country and the bill would change th. it would ensure that lgbtq people around the country would have a remedy. if they're a fired because person is transgender, there's a kem remedy they can go to court. >>>w, back to that massive rally for maryland schools. a studen prince george's county were dismissed ely yesterday. >> a majority of the $1 billion being proposed, will go towards geince ge county schools. tracee wilkins has more on how that money is hoped to be used.n >> reporter: heds of teachers, parents, students and adcates from around maryland, boarded buses to tell folks in annapolis that they wand the kirwan plan to be passed immediately.

. >> i wish to assure the nation that we are fully prepared, and in a heightened state of adiness tond to any provocation by pakistan.er repowith of the countdown to the handover having finally begun, both india and pakistan v have claimtory in this latest round of a festering battle that to many observers appears unwinnable. jane: two men have accused the late pop star michael jackson of sexual abuse three decades ago. in a documtary being broadcast next week, wade robson and james safechuck say they were seven and 10 years old when the abuse began at the singer's neverland ranch. the jackson family have denied the claims. dan johnson reports from los angeles. >> ♪ cause this is thriller kidan: he was the of pop, a global icon and one of all time. -- one of the most successful singers of all time. allegations ofshhild abuse ovowed his later career. in 2005, he was cleared in court, but now there are new claims. >> i was seven years old. michael asked, "do you and the familyant to come to neverland?" dan: two men have told a documentary filmmaker that they were groomed at neverland.

much adi town in congo the zones a neighborhood is a slum.hundreds of teenage gangs operate here then cools the kowloon. the gangs are spreading out to the big cities like a virus is a social epidemic. clune is a mainly involved incentive to robbery. supposedly employment opportunities are increasing in the country but the reality is massive unemployment the resource extraction say to is currently booming but is controlled by government officials according to those who live in and they only give jobs to their own people and the rest have to survive however they can becoming a kalu nut is one of the popular. this is sheena the leader of the outlaws gang she is the short form of sheena. a character from a nigerian action movie. the. son. a young gang members eighteen and over they share a street in the end zones a neighborhood with a trick. together they form the devil group. and . control the public restroom. over the paris restaurant this is the devil's turf and the police station is on the same street it's just three hundred meters from the

adi cording. long live comet's palin no freedom for the enemies of freedom my favorite of you. ok ok ok first question the trick is famously a critic of political correctness p.c. culture one of his other point is that he is a fan of men us common courtesy and so on but at the face of feet political correctness can be read as an extension of men else in terms of offense so how do i get out of the extension beautiful question but i have an answer for me political correctness is precisely not an approach of many others but of streak regulation men that means to do something weeks you are not thought of molly obliged to do then that if you obey them or not they're not getting that tragedy of political correctness is that instead of appealing to men that if they try to enforce direct that it can even legal persecution if you're in for that sort of meet the true problem with political correctness again it's not men us it's the decay of men that we have to be spontaneous man that is not if you behave if you don't behave properly you will be punished men as a matter of like you have s

. >> and ady under way. partly to mostly developing a l bit later today. details coming up. >>> a driver has been cited after bags of marijuana fell from the back of a truck onto 880 in oakland. the chp posted these photo on twitter with the caption, roses are red, violence are blue, your spilled weed is green and we have a citation just for you. the chp says the driver was cited yesterday afternoon for littering and for driving a commercial vehicle without the proper license. >>> reports out of san diego indicate that a well-known anti- communist activist from san jose is gravely ill. lee than may be best known for his hunger strike back in 2008 aimed at pressuring san jose leaders to name a stretch of story road little saigon. a vietnamese newspaper reports he is in a coma and suffering from lung failure. >>> a new proposal is in the works to install smart cameras on streetlights in san francisco. the public utilities commission wants to invest $19 million on the plan. the devices are already installed at 60 intersections thanks to a pilot program. >> it

. >>> congrats are in order for our own "snl's" adi bryant. the comedienne will star in a comedy series "shrill," based on the memoir of activist lindie west. "shrill" is available to stream starting today on hulu. >>> still to come, details on president trump's first veto straight ahead. >>> teens by the thousands will be walking out of class today. why? to protest a lack of on climate change. stay with us here on a very busy friday morning on "early today." family vacation on a travel site? at hilton.com, i get the price match guarantee. and i can choose from their 14 different hotel brands, so i get the right hotel for every member of my family. like a doubletree for my cousins who love their warm chocolate chip cookies. a homewood suites for my uncle who likes a long stay. a hampton for my sister and her kids. that's a lot of syrup and the waldorf astoria beverly hills for me. but i thought your family vacation was in miami? it is. i hear they're having a great time. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. if you find

debris, trees and wires came down on tt ady.areowopen. >>> major league baseball suspended larry bare for three months. it happened on march first. the tmz sports obtained that video. he has been on leave since march fourth. mlb commissioner issued a statement "i find that mr. baer should be held to a higher standard because as a leader he is expected to be a role model for others in his organization and community." members say the punishment is reasonable. >> i appreciate in their statement that they emphasized that it had to be strong consequences because of larry baer's leadership role. >> he also issued a statement today saying "i respect and accept the commissioner's decision and appreciate the fair process by mlb and the giants. i made a serious mistake that ii sin serly regret my actions." >>> and next, insider shares the red flags he saw in the >>> the federal government just upped the antefor two bay areas for the college cheating scheme. they along with other bay area parents were previously facingig mail -- the u.s. a

helped get donald trump into the white house now faces almost seven years in prison on top of the nine ady spent in jail, seven and a half years in all, on charges stemming from his political consulting in ukraine. seated in a wheelchair, manafort said, i'm sorry for what i have done and for all the activities that have gotten us here today. but judge amy berman jackson responded, saying sorry i got caught is not an inspiring plea for leniency. he faced a maximum of 10 years on the washington, d.c. charges but the judge added just 3 1/2 years onto the 4-year sentence manafort got last week in virginia. >> i don't think it is overly lenient. two federal judges have looked at it, they've fashioned sentences they believe are fair and appropriate. he's going to go to jail for a long time. >> reporter: manafort's lawyer called the sentence callous and harsh but said there was never any suggestion he helped russia meddle in the election. >> judge jackson conceded there wasabsolutely ne of any russian collusion in this case. trump did not rule it thing oday. that's right nowmy mind. i do feel bad

i am a fool a strike she is a power a limp a welsh and racer and disability rights activist adie monterrey mexico money and held. a disability and diversity activist she's also the founder of the nonprofit mexican women with disabilities i guess it is so good to have you here so much to talk about let me start here with mommy cough a mommy cough says this hash tag is really fun made me smile i think it does raise the issue in a non-contentious way the issuance is what well i think the issue for me what this illustrates what andrew's story illustrates is that disabled people are asking for anybody's permission anymore we're the owners were claiming or we're putting it out there into the world you know for most of human history disability was just the diagnosis that's all you got yeah what andrew's story and i think what the popularity of these hashtags street is that if us disabled people what the word means to them you're going to get a variety of responses we're going to get history you're going to get community you're going to get constituency you're going to get identity and you're goin

to ma so catchy adi has been waiting years for ounces but over the course of time here's acquired deep knowledge of the parts business model. that we are talking about sixty seventy eighty even one hundred thousand euros for every stop are going through a private company but it's called everything the banks that may not buy said jay it is now owned by the same. companies and the from. turkish finance a company that's called well. this is a very it. that a public company makes a private company that sold by strangers and in this case stranger companies foreign companies that are getting all the money. donations regularly rally against the cruise ships activists say it's the only way to make their voices heard today no grand day navi no job ships is staging a protest headed by to moscow they're being joined by activists from more than thirty other groups that the going can get rough. sometimes police beat sometimes. again we have trials of but we don't care we go we go on because we are on the right side and we are winning. chiara berati from the grassroots group of squatters is also her

first and foremost, what happens to these passengers oncealhey're ady stranded? and does this particular affect one carrier over another and a few over most others? which >> reporter: let me take the second part of your question first, erika. teyes, abso, it's really american, southwest and united airlines that fly these specific types of air crafts. and all told those three airlines have about 70 air crafts affected and going to be grounded. think of like a mechanical issue with your p bneause that's in essence what it is. if you're ever had to get off, deplane and figure out another way. they're basically going to have to bring in some planes from other parts of the country, and get them rebooked and get th out of here. they might beke able to just one that was scheduled to overnight at one ofhe airports and get those passengers out. but already we're starting to seeasngers who are now stranded, were on a plane, thought they were goingo get on another one. that plane that was on its way to orlando was packed with ks who wer going to disney world. now they can't

he is the third of the teens whose case has been moved adis year frot court to juvenile court. a psychologist report says the 15-year-old was a victim of a similar attack the previous year >> he didn't report it because he didn't want to be labeled a snitch or a punk. >> one other 15-year-old still charged as an adult. prosecors say they will fight to keep his case in adult court. >>> he tas supposed be helping people in need but admitted to taking thousands in bribes. >> a caseworker took cash and sex in exchange for social services. justin finch has the shocking details. g >> reported morning. that's right. investigators say that dimitriuc mcmillled off a really deep scam here, fleecing the d.epartment of human services, where he worked for 13 years. his malfeasance having ripple effects across his former employer. mcmillan was a caseworker, working at the akasia branch there. he did plead guilty, where prosecutors unraveled his scheme. he authorized some 800 fraudulent payments and welfare and luding food stamps, about $1,000 here. and some of those are women. and he tried t

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eths yoepian airlines regrets to confirm that its flight et-302/10 march in schedule service from adis to nairobi was involved in an accident. the aircraft b-737/800 max with etavj took off at 8:38 a.m. local time from addis ababa and lost contact around 8:44 a.m. at this time, search and rescue operations are in progress. stand by one second. are in progress, and we have no confirmed information about survivors or any possible casualties. ethiopian airlines staff will be sent to the accident scene and will do everything possible to assist in the emergency services. just checking with our control room. we have robin back. robin, i'm reading part of the statement there. not sure if you heard part of that. we just got it here. but we're understanding that this -- the plane took off around 8:38 local time from addis ababa and lost contact around 8:44 a.m. local time. >> that sounds about right. this is an incredibly busy airport. really a hub. and we can talk about ethiopia airlines in general. they do have -- on the continent a very good safety record. they had a crash landing in january

department says it was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived and three sides of lrthe structure had ady collapsed. there are no reportsf any injuries. >>> today marks the start of the national cherry blossom festival. it runs through april 14th and highlights include the open ceremonies on saturday, like the kites festival as well and big parade down constitution evenue. the star of th festival, the erry blossom trees along the tidal basin. >> the main straction is always the trees themselves. we're probably still a couple weeks out from pea bloom be are still right on schedule for the projectedloeak date occurring between april 3rd and 6th. >> now this year's peak bloom as he just indicated is predicted to be april 3rd through t 6th. that's when 70% of the trees are -- the blossoms are open. >>> now to the weather. it is the first day of the cherry blossom festival and it is alsohe first day of spring. >> didn't feel a wholeik spring. >> we must have to wait a while guys. temperatures are going to slide rightnderneath that normal daytime high. we should be 57 for this time of ar. we'll

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chinese new year it's a strong momentum and demand in chinese market >>> european markets are got top of ady ail -- we are seeing negative moves this follows a soft session yesterday stateside. more of a mixed session overnight in asia. overall it appears as though investors are in risk-off mode this morning in terms of sector performance, we're seeing the cyclicals and basic resources, autos underperforming on the upside. the more defensive sectors, you auto tilts, telecos, health care, are performing more strongly the main event of today, the ecb here in europe are just a couple of hours away from mario draghi's press conference, and, of course, this statement. let's take a look at fx markets and see how the euro is trading ahead of this meetings we're seeing a little bit of strength in the euro up about four basis points at the moment. it was a soft trading day yesterday for wall street. we saw all major indexes trade lower, and now, again, we are looking for a difficult start for trade there. s&p, the dow, and the nasdaq looking at a lower open. perhaps profit taking taking place after t

deadly collision last week involving a truck and a cyclist is prompting a quick response from the city adytreet. christien kafton tells us that starting tomorrow , cars will not be allowed to park on the north side of the street until it can be made safer for cyclists. >> reporter: less than a week after a deadly bike collision and san francisco's department of traffic is changing howard street. the first death -- step, red bags, warning drivers the spread of the north side of howard street between fifth and sixth becomes a no stopping zone. widening the space for cyclists to ride. the city looking at how best to protect bike riders in the short-term and long-term. >> we are looking at a temporary fix for this location until we do the first full project where we have a permanent solution in place starting sometime next year. >> reporter: the city sent out a rapid response team to analyze traffic flow in the area following the deadly collision that claimed the life of 30-year-old tess rothstein. she was likely west on the bike lane when a driver in a parked car open their door, forcing her

again we are hours away from the game bverybody is getting ady. hopeful. back to u. >>> a project that coulpe help le save money on electricity is being built in prince george's county. ahead at 5:00, why some residents say they don't want it. >>> plus, blossoms, kites and wind chills. doug is back with a look at the best day this weekend to get cling... practice french. cooking class? art festival. climbing. getting a new volkswagen can be easier than you think. what will you do with the extra time? hot yoga. yeah. no, like yoga... but hotter. i love it. wiou practically just yr signature, you can get a 2019 volkswagen jetta for zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, volkand zero due at signing.wn, >>> we made wit. thkend is upon us. the cherry blossoms are at stage 5. it's actually nic out there today. although it was an anxious dayo becauseept thinking is it going to rain? >> because of the clouds. >> i know. they were umysterious. idn't know what they held. >> we didn't get any rainfall. temperature hit 70, finally hit 70 degrees as of th

>> i remember usng to build a bear work shop because i got a ttle white bunny in adi w dress. and i made it say i love you. i love you over and over again. i love you. >> it would be a year later that brianna and fran cios would hear those wor i love you from their new momarol pratt. who went through the process and paperwork for adoption and got a callm fe children's social worker that would change all of their lives. >> come and pick up your kids. >> i remember going to the court and i remember the judge --ut >> she can't remember a time when her mom was not inheir lives. >> the earliest memory i have is being with her. >> in the years that followed ianna has tracked the major events in her life in a book her mom helped her keep filling up with notes and photos. >> more than 6,000 days have passed since the story ran, at least 200 months of growing , 18 years since she was almost three. today brianna is almt 21. she's finishing her degree in computer science at montgomery college. francios now lives and works on the west coast. brianna is the last still at home and often thi

it will be cold ady clou and wet. temperatures below freezing in the northern parts of the shenandoah valley this morning. those have the best chances to see accumulation. but the moisture is on the south side of the viewing area. later today, temperatures willo get up0 degrees. the roads really should not be anything more than just wet, later on inhe day. you can also -- if you see something, tweet something to me. you cn find me instagram and facebook. here you can see the light snow, pushing through d.c. metro area for now. culpepper county had rain a while ago. could see sle pellets in culpepper now. i widen theie v out and you can see not a lot of moisture behind it. in thes a surge later o day today. this chance of a mix in and out of here by 9: or 10:00 in the morning. just a light rain coming back in for the eveningur that could mix in with a little wet snow first thing torrow morning, near the maryland/pennsylvania line. tomorrow afternoon, i can't promise you much in the way of sunshine. right back to thick

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bernstein downgraded a couple, a texan and adi as well yesterday, correct you talk about overvalued, oversupply if you're believing that we're in a gaming world and it does feel like we're in a gaming world, nvidia will get the premium. >> it's 38 times forward earnings too rich of a valuation. >> it's always too rich but nvidia has been given a pass gaming, where apple and everybody else is having their own streaming or a gaming environment -- >> the analysts here talk a lot, guy adami, about the automotive market >> which was the story when this was a $95 stock a couple of years ago. we talked about if they can get automotive right, it's a stock that will double everything that the piper analyst said today, the bernstein analyst said the other thing yesterday and stayed negative on intel and nvidia so listen, you can have different points of view, i get it i would favor the bernstein call as opposed to the piper call. >> before we dig into that one, you have two analysts that makes how do you play that >> you have to have a view of your own it comes down to valuation usually people

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fortunately his talented doctor gitalis ady called in di just as a precaution. that was a moment where we nearly lost the prime minister. he began to recover probably a eek later. so the worst fears did in fact come to pass. the v-1 flying bomb began landing in britain on the 12th and 13th of june, 1944. so of course the great elation that the british felt and we felt back at home in the u.s. over the landing and the success at normandy was tempered by the arrival of the v-1 assault on great britain. and these were difficult to deal with at first. i think the britts felt we are finally through. we are getting to the end. we must be coming close to the end, and suddenly a new assault ith new weapons. and of course the anxiety was so thick in the air. what would be next? would there be new weapons? would there be a rocket that we can't defense against? ould there be an tomic bomb -- atomic bomb. we look at history from our perspective, looking back on it, and we know what happened, and we can look at it with a that they ertainty will be ok. but living it forward,

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the chair recognizes the gentle ady from new mexico. >> thank you, mr. chair. secretary nielsen, i am the only member on this committee that represents a southern border district. in fact, i include -- it includes 180 miles, almost, of that southern border and a lot of it is remote, rugged terrain. we've seen in recent months by district has experienced more migrant families showing up between ports of entry and such as the boot hill of new mexico. as we learned through the tragedy of two migrant children deaths under cbp custody most of the cbp facilities near these rural areas aren't equipped to process large groups of migrants. we have to ensure our agents on the ground have the adequate resources and technology to effectively patrol these areas, keep our communities safe, and rovide quality care to the migrants voluntarily presenting at our border. what changes in policies and procedures have you implemented to ensure that cbp can adequately adapt to the rise in people voluntarily presenting at the border, and who are showing up at -- between ports of entry

. >>> a coastal road to bir ana 1/4 sect in mud is slippi ady has moved much ulrsead. e and they look like they're about ready to come down. >>> closer to home pothole patroly area roads. capitol avenue in north san udent kayla louie blewout ooks r tire at san jose. fix capitol road. >> oh, hello. >> reporter: you still stand by that? >> yes actua >> right now san jose has seven pothole crews working full time filling 11,000 potholes a year, but it's still not enough. we are on the lookout for the worst potholes in the bay area. you can send us your photos on facebook, twitter or instagram with a #kpix. >>> san ramon valley teachers inching closer to a deal that could avoid a strike. they and the district have come to an agreement on 11 different items including pay, but the sticking point is still class sizes. 1,700 teachers have already voted to authorize a strike and are planning a big rally on tuesday. contract talks have broken off at least for now. >> at this point in time we're just concentrating on negotiations, so we haven't started that planning process. able