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marlen guzmÁn, univisiÓn.Én. aguilar y la novia del militar que asesinÓ a guillÉn en abril del 2020 en la base militar de fort hood y que se suicido cuando iban a arrestarlo. leÓn: la policÍa en que la norte arrestÓ a un hombre que matÓ a tiros al conductor de un camiÓn que atropellÓ a su hijo, los investir dijeron que kevin w. disparÓ contra el chofer que acaba de atropellar y matar a su hijo que encaminaba a su lado, las autoridades dijeron que el conductor del camionero no oficial de libertad condicional y el vehÍculo pertenece al departamento de prisiones. maite: mÁs de medio millÓn de estudiantes regresaron hoy a las clases en el distrito escolar de los Ángeles, el segundo mÁs grande del paÍs, pero aunque reinÓ la ilusiÓn y el nerviosismo de un aÑo nuevo escolar, en verano mucha preocupaciÓn por parte del superintendente por la ausencia de muchos hijos de migrantes. dulce: el segundo distrito escolar mÁs grande del paÍs con mÁs de 563,000 estudiantes dio inicio al nuevo aÑo escolar. >> bien las clases est

marlene guzmÁn nos tiene de este reciente y triste caso.na que entra al establecimiento y que 15 minutos despuÉs ese marcha en un auto cadillac color blanco, mÁs tarde un cliente encontrÓ la criatura y llamÓ al 911, los paramÉdicos determinaron que lamentablemente la bebÉ habÍa muerto horas antes de su hallazgo, las autoridades dijeron que por ahora nadie enfrentarÁ cargos y que estÁn tras la pista de esa mujer para investigarla como persona de interÉs. >> se abandonas a una criatura y no te importa lo que le pase, ya estÁ en problemas legales. marlene: para evitar terminar en la cÁrcel debe revisar las leyes de su estado, entre ellas la ley bebÉ moisÉs permite que una persona entregue a un bebe de 60 dÍas de nacido o menos, que estÉn ilesos, en lugares seguros. >> hay muchos lugares donde puede una mamÁ tener un bebÉ y dejarlo. marlene: estaciones de bomberos, esta podrÁn identificar con anuncios amarillos como este, donde no lo van a cuestionar mi correrÁ el riesgo de enfrentar cargos. marlene: a partir del 1 de septiembre te asas se une

marlene: el adolescente fue puesto en libertad condicional al no tener historial criminal, pero estasa de trauma, que puede tener recuerdos de ese momento. [habla en inglÉs] leÓn: la policÍa de glendale dijo que una turba de unas 40 personas se llevÓ, robÓ $300,000 en mercancÍa de una tienda. la policÍa dijo que los sospechosos no usaron armas y escaparon en 20 vehÍculos. la federaciÓn nacional de minoristas seÑalÓ a los angeles como la ciudad mÁs afectada por el robo de tiendas en todo el paÍs. impresionante esto que pasa en los Ángeles. unos buzos que estaban tratando de resolver un crimen se llevaron tremenda sorpresa al encontrarse decenas de autos en el fondo de un lago en miami. podrÍan estar relacionados con actividades delictivas, entre ellas fraudes y hasta disputas entre cÁrteles de la droga. reportera: en el fondo de este lago en doral se esconde un secreto inimaginable: decenas de autos sumergidos durante dÉcadas han sus aguas. los buzos trabajaba en una investigaciÓn diferente: casos sin resolver de personas desaparecidas, cuando vieron 32 vehÍculos de los que ya se ha co

marlene guzmÁn hablÓ con algunos de los afectados.ue seguir su destino sin Él. >> todo estÁn bajo arresto por estar traspasando propiedad privada. marlene: situaciÓn que se repite a orillas del rÍo grande, y parece ser una de las consecuencias mÁs recientes de los restos que realicen agentes del departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas, la agencia estatal o de que comentar al respecto, esto dijo su portavoz en una entrevista a univisiÓn. >> aquÍ no estamos para separar familias, se vienen solteros, los van a arrestar. marlene: imponiendo cargos como allanamiento a la propiedad, en junio aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza registrÓ mÁs de 130,000 detenciones de migrantes que cruzaron de manera irregular, un aumento del 30% comparaciÓn con junio, las separaciones de familias salieron a la luz las declaraciones de texas y otras organizaciones que aseguran estar asistiendo 25 familias migrantes que alega que los esposos han llevados a una cÁrcel estatal metraje las madres e hijos son procesados por agentes migratorios. >>los agentes del est

marlene los inconsolable estÁ la madre del inmigrante hondureÑo cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado o en el rÍovado desmayarse en varias ocasiones desde que se enterÓ de la terrible noticia. esta madre de seis no asimila la tragedia, dice que el joven habÍa expresado que tenÍa el deseo de ayudarla ya que su hermana pequeÑa con sÍndrome de down necesito tratamiento mÉdico urgente, y sereno sin medir las consecuencias. >> de repente vino y me dijo, yo voy a tratar de ayudarlo para que salga la aplicaciÓn. marlene: el cadÁver del joven hondureÑo apareciÓ aquÍ, a orillas del rÍo bravo, a tres millas de distancia del polÉmico muro flotante donde ayer la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores de mÉxico confirmÓ el hallazgo de otro cuerpo atorado en las boyas, debido a que el cuerpo fue localizado en la parte sur de las boyas del rÍo bravo el departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas fue quien notificÓ a autoridades mexicanas, la fiscalÍa de coahuila estÁ a cargo, por ahora sÓlo saben que tenÍa entre 35 aÑos y 45 aÑos. la informaciÓn preliminar sugiere que este individuo se ahogÓ rÍo arriba y froto haci

marlene: el fÉretro arribÓ a la iglesia mediodÍa.estros salones y ahora verla allÍ en el cajÓn, es indescriptible. marlene: mientras la familia se congregaba para velar los restos, el principal sospechoso de este asesinato, juan carlos garcÍa rodrÍguez, llegaba a la cÁrcel de pasadena. estÁ programado que el cuerpo de marÍa elena sea repatriado a guatemala el dÍa de maÑana para que se pueda reunir con su madre y su hermana menor, que anhelaban volverla a ver que se prepara para darle el Último adiÓs. este jueves el acusado tendrÁ su primera comparecencia en una cÁrcel del condado harris, donde enfrenta el cargo de asesinato con la posibilidad de pena capital. leÓn: agente de kentucky rescataron a una mujer encadenada al cuello, al piso de su casa por su pareja. sus gritos tras patear una ventana alertaron a los vecinos. la policÍa tuvo que cortar esa cadena con un hacha porque las llaves del candado se la llevÓ el novio. el hombre fue arrestado por agresiÓn el secuestro y le fijaron una fianza de $100,000. maity: el sospechoso de ase

marlene guzmÁn tiene la historia con final feliz.da estatal, tenÍan la esperanza de que la dejaran entrar con su mascota. lamentablemente no fue asÍ. agentes de la patrulla fronteriza les indicaron que la perrita tenÍa que quedarse. no tuvieron otra opciÓn que despedirse de noah. siendo testigos de cÓmo querÍa subirse a la van... hoy dÍa la perrita pudo reunirse con su familia. >> me llamaron y yo les dije a la seÑora que me lo tuvieron momentico. al otro dÍa comprÉ el pasaje y fui a buscarla. marlene: esta linda reunificaciÓn fue posible gracias a una organizaciÓn en eagle pass, a una mujer que se dedica a cuidar a perritos migrantes como noha y fue quien la trajo hasta san antonio. fue aquÍ donde ella se llevÓ la sorpresa mÁs linda, el poder reencontrarse con el resto de la familia con que incluso la peligrosa selva del dariÉn y el rÍo bravo por piedras negras. luego de dÍas incertidumbre, ella y su hijo fueron puestos en libertad, sin embargo, su pareja sigue detenido. con este final feliz, ahora todos juntos menos rumbo a otro es

marlene guzmÁn los cuenta quÉ ha pasado con el sospechoso de este horrendo crimen.a de marÍa elena gonzÁlez, la pequeÑa guatemalteca que llegÓ a este paÍs llena de ilusiones con su padre, que se despidiÓ para siempre de su hija mayor. hoy mÁs que nunca pide que su muerte no se quede impune. >> pido que haya oraciones de cada uno de ustedes. que me siguen apoyando. que esto no se quede acÁ. y necesito justicia. >> el fÉretro arribÓ a ver la iglesia mundo pentecostal a mediodÍa, lugar que frecuento marÍa elena por los Último meses y donde la recuerdan como una niÑa alegre y llena de vida. >> ahora ver las tendrÉ en ese cajÓn, es indescriptible. >> mientras la familia se congregaba para verla los restos de marÍa elena como el principal sospechoso de este trÁgico asesinato, juan carlos garcÍa rodrÍguez esposado llegaba la cÁrcel de pasadena tras ser extraditado de luisiana, donde lograron capturarlo el 18 de agosto. estÁ programado que el cuerpo de marÍa elena se ha repatriado a guatemala el dÍa de maÑana al lugar donde la vio nacer y donde descansarÁn sus retos y podrÁ

marlene guzmÁn nos cuenta que vieron los legisladores.a frontera este dÍa para presenciar el impacto devastador que consideran que estÁn creando las medidas del gobernador de texas para frenar la inmigraciÓn ilegal. este grupo de lÍderes demÓcratas dice que estas barreras estÁn diseÑadas para intencionalmente lesionar e incluso matar a los migrantes, hablan del alambre de pÚas y las boyas que lograron ver de cerca este dÍa, las cuales estÁn unidos por lo que parecen ser cierres circulares. >> las trabas que han puesto dentro del agua, es algo horrible lo que esta ocurriendo, no son estrategias en migraciÓn, son estrategias de tortura. reportera: se reunieron con residentes de esta ciudad fronteriza y miembros de organizaciones que a diario son testigos de los efectos de estas acciones. >> viendo lo que hace el estado de texas en contra de gente que simplemente trata de reporteroa: venir aquÍ buscando una vida mejor. mientras este grupo de demÓcratas visitaba partes del rÍo grande vimos cÓmo recibieron a las personas en un Área donde parec

marlene guzmÁn hablÓ con algunos de los migrantes que tratan de cruzar.eciben en el peligroso rÍo bravo, decididos avancen entregarse a agentes fronterizos, marcando un repentino aumento en los proceso ilegales por zonas como higo paz y el paso, texas. nuevamente se aventuran en grandes cantidades. vemos a familias con niÑos en brazos, adultos solos, parejas, la mayorÍa de honduras y venezuela. ni el alambre de pÚas ni la barrera militarizada parecen ser obstÁculos que los detengan. vemos como se apresuran a llegar a lado estadounidense. un panorama que no se veÍa en meses ahora vuelve a ser visibles tras largas filas de migrantes esperando ser procesados. este nuevo incremento en la migraciÓn ya comienza a abrumar y saturar los centros de procesamiento y los albergues en ambos lados de la frontera. varios sectores de la patrulla fronteriza en texas durante este mes registran entre 600 y 900 detenciones por dÍa, seguimos esperando la respuesta del departamento de seguridad nacional sobre las cifras mÁs recientes a lo largo de toda la frontera. en el rÍo r

pasamos con marlene guzmÁn y todos los detalles.atriado a su natal guatemala, donde ya tenÍa el deseo de regresar, pero comida para reunirse con su madre, con su hermana y con sus abuelas. sin embargo, sabemos que en su vida la acabaron de una forma muy trÁgica. ahora, tambiÉn es importante mencionar que hoy mismo serÁ extraditado el sospechoso de su asesinato, juan carlos garcÍa rodrÍguez. sabemos que primero estarÁ llegando al departamento de la policÍa de pasadena para despuÉs de ser trasladado a la cÁrcel del condado harris,sobre los detalles que han revelado los documentos de corte, sabemos que en un interrogatorio que le hicieron al joven sospechoso, Él dijo que un dÍa antes habÍa pasado la noche con familiares, y que al otro dÍa habÍa llegado aquÍ al complejo de apartamentos, pero a la 1:00 p.m., sin embargo, despuÉs de cuestionar o hablar con sus familiares, ellos corroboraron que sÍ pasÓ la noche con ellos, y que habÍa salido a las 9:00 a.m., tambiÉn, esa llave es pieza clave. ellos encontraron esa llave, o el padre fue qui

. >> this is marlene protsman. >> they called it the bunk house.h it was really just a single wide trailer. >> he shot himself. my husband just went down. richard. to see if he wanted to go to pasture. >> an honest little place out on the montana prairie. along the edges. >> do you know where he shot himself? >> okay. is he still alive? >> there's blood everywhere. >> i place a young vet could achieve while he built his business. >> well, if you can have somebody go check and see if he's still alive. i have paged the ambulance. >> the local sheriff's deputies arrived and they found the body lying on its back. blood had pulled under his head. under one foot was the shoe that some people wear in the water. the other was bare. a. 357 magnum was on the floor not far from his left hand. marlene protsman saw all of this too, the same time as the deputies. but she could tell right away, as apparently they could not, that she had been wrong on the 9-1-1 call, the man did not shoot himself. >> brian had a cut on his nose and the way that his shirt was rippe

beryl reid had a character she did called marlene and the character of marlene and the character of marlenelack country and spoke like that. black country and spoke like that . and so i said, wouldn't it that. and so i said, wouldn't it be a good idea if we had sort of beryl reid's marlene marlene as as the queen mum on spitting image so that's why you know, the queen mum spoke like that and recently discovered because and recently discovered because a friend of mine is a biographer of beryl reid , she she knew of beryl reid, she she knew about it. yeah. and she was sort of right on the edge of a damehood and she was worried that the palace might think that she was doing the voice and therefore she wouldn't get. have you ever deserved damehood? >> have you ever tricked anybody on telephone doing on the telephone doing impressions? yes >> house of commons, once >> at the house of commons, once i was the bar. >> at the house of commons, once iwas the bar. i don't go i was at the bar. i don't go very often, but it's years and years ago when mrs. thatcher was was the minister and the was the pr

marlene guzÁn tiene los detalles de esta iniciativa...r debate republicano la pÓxima semana, y en su lugar esÁ buscando una entrevista con el ex presentador de fox news tucker carlson. una fuente cercana a carlson afirma que el presentador se encuentra de camino a europa, donde tiene entrevistas programadas, y nada esÁ firmemente establecido para un encuentro con trump. por otro lado, en ecuador casi 13 millones y medio de electores se preparan para acudir a las urnas en este pÓximo domingo 20 de agosto para elegir su futuro presidente, el vicepresidente y 137 asamblÍstas... son unos comicios que esÁn marcados por el asesinato del aspirante presidencial, fernando villavicencio... para saber Ás del ambiente previo vamos hasta ecuador con Élix de bedout... 1x1 1x1 al regresar... le diremos la sentencia dictada a una enfermera culpable de una serie de asesinatos de niÑos recÉn nacidos... y la famosa orca "lolita"del acuario de miami, no pudo volver a su habitat natural despÉs de Écadas en cautiverio... carlos rodrguez-galindo: es posible que

beryl reid had a character she did called marlene and the character of marlene and the character of marlenelack country and spoke like that. black country and spoke like that . and so i said, wouldn't it that. and so i said, wouldn't it be a good idea if we had sort of beryl reid's marlene marlene as as the queen mum on spitting image so that's why you know, the queen mum spoke like that and recently discovered because and recently discovered because a friend of mine is a biographer of beryl reid , she she knew of beryl reid, she she knew about it. yeah. and she was sort of right on the edge of a damehood and she was worried that the palace might think that she was doing the voice and therefore she wouldn't get. have you ever deserved damehood? >> have you ever tricked anybody on telephone doing on the telephone doing impressions? yes >> house of commons, once >> at the house of commons, once i was the bar. >> at the house of commons, once iwas the bar. i don't go i was at the bar. i don't go very often, but it's years and years ago when mrs. thatcher was was the minister and the was the pr

and mauro schmid set the fastest time amongst the men, and then elise chabbey, nicole koller, and marlenh to the women's world cup quarterfinals for the first time. they beatjamaica i—0, and will now face england on saturday. you can get all the latest on our website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. today looks a lot better across the south of the uk than what we had on tuesday. all that rain and drizzly conditions, it felt quite cool, as well. so today and also thursday look to be drier and warmer — certainly warmer on thursday across the board — but it will be short—lived as low pressure brings a return to cooler, showery conditions friday and the weekend. high pressure�*s building in across the country, as you move through the day today, there will be variable amounts of cloud in places, particularly towards the south and the west. but some good spells of sunshine across northern, central, and eastern areas. a bit of fairweather cloud is bubbling up into the afternoon, so it will be one of patchy cloud and sunny spells. it will be turnin

marlene: el gobernado se revelÓ parte de la frontera en helicÓptero junto a sus homÓlogos de iowa, nebraskal departamento de justicia afirma que texas reubicÓ el muro flotantes y notificarles.tras la queja de funcionarios mexicanos de que 79% de las boyas estaban sobre su territorio. la voy a se desviaron al lado mexicano y como precauciÓn texas las mollÓ para ubicarlas en el lado estadounidense. en un plano mÁs de cerca quiero mostrarles porque lo que ahora que hablar es esta parte circular entre cada una que parece una sierra y que segÚn el estado no representa ningÚn peligro para los migrantes que intenten cruzar o brincar esta barrera. no son filosas, voy a poner todo mi peso y recargarme lo mÁs que se pueda con mi mano.y no me cortaron. >> me da igual. voy a pasar igual. para mÍ no es una barrera. maity: y la alcaldÍa de nueva york estÁ proponiendo usar lo que fue una cÁrcel en manhattan como refugio para algunos de los 58,000 migrantes solicitantes de asilo que han llegado a la ciudad. en esa prisiÓn que abriÓ las puertas hace casi 50 aÑos y la cerrÓ hace 2 estuvieron en arco joaquÍn

i think more than once, because marlen marlinovich never got off with one or two takes. do, sometimes it is useful for a director to be in the shoes of an acting room. how do you feel about you? i don't exist. after a successful debut, the directors lined up, offering talented actresses, roles in their films, the wings of the operation cracked , the magician rode in the ilfa-petrov tram. one day, 20 years later, love remained of people . my distant first love calls me to keep me melodrama drama comedy historical paintings, the actress has tried almost all genres today olga gopseva. she says that each new film image was given to her more and more difficult. always horror. you suddenly see yourself on the screen. it's kind of a nightmare. i began to get used to this other reality or another reality. god knows how to say. here's something to watch. this is not without relating it to yourself with your feelings with your thoughts. but just as to something, here is some emerging emerging legend. no longer related to me. the idea to leave the cinema came to olga frolovna on th

marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn.iente algo negativo y te lo manda y asÍ como la palabra tiene poder, nuestra vista tiene poder y tenemos que controlar nuestros sentimientos y emociones y el crecimiento espiritual tenerlo bien. francisca: es intencional el que te hace mal de ojo? irma: no, no es intencional, mucha gente pasa por un proceso de subida y sencillamente asiente como la palabra popular envidia por otro, que no es algo intencional. pero que simplemente no lo puede controlar. francisca: cÓmo me de cuenta si yo tengo mal de ojo. quÉ voy a sentir? irma: la persona que te manda mal de ojo te roba la energÍa y sencillamente vas a sentir fatiga, falta de alimentarte, dormir, empiezas a tener pesadillas, empiezan hasta a trabajar mal en su trabajo, tienen problemas en sus relaciones, te pueden enviar la relaciÓn, pueden querer tener tu trabajo. todo lo que tÚ tienes, a lo mejor esa persona tiene mucho y te preguntas como quÉ quiere lo tuyo. es que la gracia tuya le moleste le incomoda y eso es mala vibra. todos est

en san antonio, marlen guzmÁn, univisiÓn. resultado de las elecciones. el expresidente dice estar molesto porque comenzarÁ justo la vÍspera del tomado sÚper martes que es el dÍa con mayor nÚmero de estados. pedro nos dice lo que ocurriÓ en la audiencia para determinar la fecha. >> para el 4 de marzo de 2024 se inicia el juicio en contra del expresidente donald trump en washington por intenta revertir el ataque capÍtulo de 2021. la audiencia fue acalorada entre el abogado del ex mandatario y la jueza taniay ella le pidiÓ que bajara su temperamento. solicitÓ juicio para el 2026 y se opuso argumentando que quiere evitar pÉrdidas de testigosy otros inconvenientes. el abogado pablo pÉrez dice que ese intercambio no estÁ fuera de lo comÚn. >> porque es un juicio que estÁ siendo relatado en detalle. >> respondiÓ asÍ a la decisiÓn que podrÍa trastocar sus aspiraciones porque el 5 de marzo se celebran elecciones primarias en mÁdeuna decena de estados. " la jueza que odia a donald trump medio sÓlo una prÓrroga de dos meses. justo lo qu

just switching has a postal code number marlene for charged swivel through dawn. motion of was each of the 4 really good joke apartments. i think you guys are interested in writing of the most famous soviet monument in estonia, or is without doubt the statue of the bronze soldier attribute to the heretic liber rates out of town. and from nazi and latest, created by sculptor and russ and architect on those of us. it was originally installed in a small talk on tennis monkey hills. the grand opening times to coincide with the anniversary of the cities liberation took place. on september, the 22nd 1944. the memorial was installed beside a mass grave, where in april 1945, 13 red army soldiers, where we buried all fighters and officers who died during the capture of italian. one idea suggests that the to meet the bronze statue of a grieving soldier was modeled on estonian riddle. me find the van o ryan going in 1964 and the tunnel frame was added to the memorial knowing that god was posted here on holidays. people brought flowers and children, joined the young pioneers. in the 19 ninety's st

it's now neighboring marlene parking in the past. it would be very vocal support as of the new to impose government off of the echo last group of west african states that it was drawing up a military plan against new chair. both countries said any action would amount to a declaration of war against them as well. the 2 states also send military aircraft in order to help new share on the face of possible hostilities. and then move had the backing of locals in the malia and capital natalie demeka. com. we have to help need year. if i had the means, i would offer the planes myself to needs year against ecological. why would i do that? i believe that eco wants to exist to solve the problems of the region, but it no longer plays this role. it only helps presidents in power needs year is bigger than resume them. mm hm. why do we don't go? we have to look out for each other, especially if an aged year asks for air support to defend itself. we can stay there right. and we implore them to save us from the worst. i'm. so what i think is that we

groups in this i have, is it probably called till i barely don't, which is it tried both a between marlene booking up also on on your on the right. now really something between molly i'm looking at both is very good. if you're doing tiny image it takes the console or this spa v. of course. uh, because of the support the number cannot pass on providing mind they might, they might be very into just stick to us. i mean something. mm hm. okay. and what's the last not during tax was because the districts, the, the 5th terms not not trust, much, and also destiny solutions have to be johnson. i shall know. the issue of success, somebody's in law separate isn't a model, is, is, is it, is it local issue is that we send the boat in addition to the issue of towers as well? well, present anything in the country. so molly can not necessarily use people booked into the house, will find in ways to ensure that both the diplomatic political process is we being money within all of this is going to to groups. it is with 100. what are the same time it has the military capacity gives music up possibly with the

coalition of armed forces that are saying that they're there to bring an end to bunk goes regime. marlene nicholas increasingly anti french sentiments in all the west african nations. b more nurtured late and is uh, is it a similar situation in the bone? so well, we've seen a series of crew within the region, most of lee in countries that are also former french colonies. but countries where there is a security situation where our groups linked to all tied and ice so are involved now the, the west and the french have always said there was there to protect these countries . but the situation and get point, it's quite interesting because there is no threat of arms the this is the result of an institutional crisis, a crisis of trust in the way democracy has been played out since the independence from france. it's a wave of cruise in countries where people have lost the trust in the institutions that are the copy and paste version of the french constitution in these 4 french colonies, but also in their leaderships. then it, it seems from the people as i speak to nga bone that they're just fed

effective in congress like molly and broken across of why might need to be just single, continue marlene. okay. thank you for that. um it is respect for us in the capitol of news. yes. me on the of all the world has been reacting to the crew in gabon. we fired from the french prime minister, elizabeth born. she said, frowns good bones for my colonial who was following the situation closely. china is cooling for the safety of president phone go to be guaranteed by the coordinators and the use foreign policy chief, joseph brown has expressed consent to the stability of the whole region off to yet another ministry k. okay, let's go to natasha butler and get reaction out of paris. so natasha, we were talking about from and from says relationship with a good bone which goes back a very, very long way. what sort of reaction can we expect from, from, in, in the coming hours of what we've heard, as you mentioned from uh, from says prime minister elizabeth form saying the powers is working the situation very closely. indeed. and in the last hour we've heard also from a, from some government spoke

enjoy this mountain, that's what he always said, "it's for everybody, and no mining, no fracking, [marleneted in everybody and sometimes not only the straight and narrow people. - his love for the culture, and the people, and these mountains, was just stronger, stronger than- [accordion music] any appalachian i that i can think of in history. i mean there are a lot of great writers that have come out here, a lot of great musicians, and there are a lot of people who've been put on higher pedestals than jim webb, but i don't think anybody, when it comes to appalachian culture, and being the cheerleader, and the proponent of what it means to be appalachian, i don't think anybody needs to be put on a higher pedestal than jim webb, i think he needs to be at the top of the top of the top. [light upbeat music] [light upbeat music continues] [vehicle engine humming] [vehicle door squeaking open] - all right, hello dogs. this is my toolbox. that rock looks like kentucky. [footsteps thumping on ground] [dog panting] i keep a trash can, but, i mean a recycling thing, i recycle everything i possibly c

marlene wolf is one of the directors for the wastewater scam that analyzes covid-19 data from water treatment plants in california. >> around the summer, we were in a period of relatively low concentrations compared to what we've seen historically, which was really great to see and now we've gone up into what we would consider the middle level tear. reporter: california department of public health data shows san francisco saw a spike in detection two weeks ago. in cases, people that are affected by covid, they are more concentrated as they have been for a while on the upper respiratory tract, so the cough, sore throat and congestion. reporter: hospitalizations are slightly up. as of august 19, 300 71 people were reportedly hospitalized in bay area counties in santa cruz. the county public says numbers have doubled. >> starting at the end of june, we have seen an increase in the wastewater and the past two weeks, we have seen more and more coming into the hospital. we've seen a doubling of people in the hospital with covid-19 in the past two weeks. reporter: dr. willis is concerned because the

he is assent of the late tim russert of nbc's "meet the press" and "vanity fair" writer marlene court. he resides into washington, d.c. with his pod and then go to budget but to this, -- you may have to explain that a little bit for us. thank you. let me welcome luke russert. [applause] >> thank you so much for the wonderful introduction, and it's a thrill for me to be at creamers as my publisher said what would you like to speak in washington? i said well, it would be disingenuous that i went anywhere else except for claims because this literally is my bookstore. dirty secret i will admit i can't always enter when i walk by because of always will buy something. i sometimes skip past because selection here is so good and it's such a wonderful community and where else can you get a good book, aat glass of wine ana great sandwich? it's really fantastic to be here. thank you all for coming out here on a school night, to state that i know it's not always easy for everybody andnd thank you fr the overwhelming response from look for me there. we did not anticipate how popular this book was

you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> i'm alice king this is my husband shawn kim and we other ordinance of joe's ice cream in san francisco. joe's ice cream in rich mondistrict since 1959 and we are proud to be registered a san francisco legacy business since 2017. and we offer more than 50 flavors of homemade ice cream. and delicious home style burgers, sandwiches, hot dog, salad and more. we have a lot of different ice cream flavors both classic, long forgotten but classic and asian flavor inspired flavor like 3 red bean and black and now we also brought the korean i'm from korea. korean coffee krooem. we mix our traditional and trendy flavors all together. shawn and i are the first generation of the immigrants here in san francisco. so as immigrants, we h

and mauro schmid set the fastest time amongst the men, and then elise chabbey, nicole koller and marlenitohs this term, but it's a gamble for warrington who've underachieved in the past couple of seasons. gary chambers will continue on an interim basis for the rest of this season. it's been confirmed that anthonyjoshua will fight finland's robert helenius at london's o2 arena on saturday. helenius, who fought last weekend, steps in at a week's notice as the replacement for dillian whyte, who failed a voluntary drugs test. helenius�*s last big fight was a first round knock—out defeat to deontay wilder, who could be joshua's next opponenet if he wins on saturday. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. there have certainly been winners and losers with this tuesday's forecast. an absolutely glorious day across much of scotland, northern ireland and northern england. there were a few sharp showers in the northeast, but look at the western isles, beautiful from earlier on, slightly different story further south across england and wales in particular. there was quite a lot of low cloud

marlene walked her dog early ahead of the worst of the forecasted heat. >> it gets super hot during the afternoon. i -- i am more compelled to go early in the morning. >> she is not the only one concerned for her dog's welfare. another major to protect her dog from the hot pavement. >> i got him beauties. i found out that the asphalt can go up to 130 degrees and his paws could get messed up so i got him some booties. >> for those working outdoors, the heat is unavoidable. emergency medicine at the medical center says workers should take precautions and plan ahead. >> making sure we have access to fluids frequent breaks from the heat would be ideal. >> they also say to be on the lookout for heat related symptoms from a pounding headache and nausea. as for a digit temperatures, we are expected to cool off this weekend. larry: of quiet quitting and grumpy staying. we should not talk about interns like that, should we? now there is a new workplace term -- i am joking. why you don't even need to be at meetings. keep... coming... back... inflammation might be to blame. over the counter eye dr

we want to wish a happy 70th anniversary to marlene and richard from north saint paul, minnesota. couple are high school sweethearts, got married in 1953. they have five children, all raised in my hometown of forest lake, minnesota, now at 90 years old, they're still going strong, have nine grandsons and eight great grandchildren and a dog named cody. 70 years of marriage. consicongratulations. rachel: beautiful bride, look at that. >> pretty cool. >> that is cool. >> 70 years, that's incredible. >> good for you. congratulations. love shareing that story. get your tickets now, the patriots awards is coming up november 16th at the grand old opry house in nashville. tickets are going fast. if you want to be there, you need to act now. we would love to see you in nashville for the best award show, the only one that matters in this country, honoring the real heroes. we'll see you there, we hope. >> still ahead, a house republicans moving to impeach lloyd austin over the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. marine veteran chad robishau calls out the dereliction of duties. rachel: an

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engineering i was able to meet her husband mark, her sister and that, and had a formidable mother marlenenie stepped out from ibm in 2020. now, it's not easy to find a second career, especially after having a successful one, but things become easy when what one does is an extension on how you've always lived your life before and i think what you will see now is a consequence of the book and thinks that she did prior to that, she became involved in things like skill first and 110, trying to promote education for people without quality. so to say that ginni has made us proud is an understatement. she has given back to her alma mater as a member of the board of trustees, and currently serve as the vice chair, and she received an honorary doctorate in 2015. welcome help me or join me in welcoming jeannie rometty as well as president mike seattle, who will lead the conversation. well. you go ahead. thank you. for. welcome everybody. this is a wonderful, wonderful opportunity. ginni has always been a hero of mine and now i get to work for her the so. so they say you never want to meet heroes. i

marlene class. you never see her in a frock or anything.ures they airbrushed? these pictures , have herself , or does she have herself ironed before gets them? ironed before she gets in them? i think she looks great now. i'd like see her in the jungle. like to see her in the jungle. yes. don't you worry about that. was that marlene class as well? yeah i ended up in the snowdrift with her. you know, i jumped out of a helicopter norway and of a helicopter in norway and went my neck. she jumped went up to my neck. she jumped up landed on top of up after me and landed on top of me, and we couldn't move in the snow. you go . is a bit of snow. there you go. is a bit of gossip for you , you lucky man. gossip for you, you lucky man. she didn't have a bikini on. she had great big waterproof had a great big waterproof camouflage and a and camouflage top and a and a bullet—proof vest . bullet—proof vest. >> no bikini there . now, look, >> no bikini there. now, look, jim costa. good news. costa hasn't been a good week for them facing this massive boyco

marlene class. you never see her in a frock or anything.hey airbrushed? these pictures , have herself , or does she have herself ironed before gets them? ironed before she gets in them? i think she looks great now. i'd like see her in the jungle. like to see her in the jungle. yes. don't you worry about that. was that marlene class as well? yeah i ended up in the snowdrift with her. you know, i jumped out of a helicopter norway and of a helicopter in norway and went my neck. she jumped went up to my neck. she jumped up landed on top of up after me and landed on top of me, and we couldn't move in the snow. you go . is a bit of snow. there you go. is a bit of gossip for you , you lucky man. gossip for you, you lucky man. she didn't have a bikini on. she had great big waterproof had a great big waterproof camouflage and a and camouflage top and a and a bullet—proof vest . bullet—proof vest. >> no bikini there . now, look, >> no bikini there. now, look, jim costa. good news. costa hasn't been a good week for them facing this massive boycott aft

you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. it is ti the san francisco music hall of fame is a living breathing world that's all encompassing about music. [music playing] it tries to do everything to create a music theme. music themes don't really exist anymore. it is $7, the tour is two floors, (inaudible) so, each one of these frames that you see here, you can-you are and look into the story of that act, band, entertainment and their contributions to music. affordability is what we are all about. creative support. we are dedicated to the working musician. we are also dedicated to breaking some big big acts. we like to make the stories around here. ultimately legends. >> very excited moment for us as we get to recognize our san francisco police officers for the month

you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlenend betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses.

what do you know marlene once said e in my opinion, very very very correct words that the most expensiverth, it will not become less. so here is the fight for the same big ones. yes, it's no longer worth it , it won't be anymore. yes, yes, it will become less, it becomes less in fact of human activity. yes, but the fact that it no longer becomes. this is unequivocal, therefore the struggle is going on with the greatest bitterness . i will give a few moments. first, take also political geography, that the poles love them very much, by the way, uh, no matter what they say, they really know very much respect their history. that is, this mass phenomenon is in poland, so let's say, the minimum size of poland was part of the russian empire in the sixteenth year after the napoleonic wars, about 128,000 m². now the territory of poland is 312.000 m². this is half of ukraine well, the borders in the ninety-first comrade stalin yes, by the way, this is a topic for a separate conversation about what, if you remember, at the held conference, and these documents. well, studied in fractions across. tha

you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> good morning.t, people. welcome to our august meeting of the transbay joint power's authority. hope you are having a good summer the best is yet to come grownup and lived and born in san francisco the best weather is the month of september. >> roll call, please. >> good morning. directors. prior to taking roll i note that director chang is not here but is expected. and director el-tawansy and vice chair mandelman are absent. director

>> susie was the fifth of six kids born to marlene limisin and her husband jack. then the county undersheriff. >> she loved horses and she love to go riding. she was she and i would go riding quite a bit. >> susie's love affair with horses grew as she did and shaped her work ethic. her sister in law, val. >> she was not afraid to be out there shoveling before manure or fixing a fence. she was a feisty thing. >> but if there was one word used most used to describe susie, it was not so much feisty as -- >> fun with a capital f. >> she was very impulsive so she didn't think a lot ahead. she just went with the movement. >> so when susie went off to a technical school three hours away in billings and found herself a boyfriend, perhaps what happened next shouldn't have come as a very big surprise. >> it was oh, she's pregnant. and you know, you get married that's just what you do. >> and so she did. they made a big happy thing of it. the whole family gathered in circle for a real country, church wedding. where susie introduced her parents and siblings to her new husband

marlene and shawn wins.icks and no one complained then or no ? no one complained then or no? well, a few people complained. it's a funny film, though, steve says jew face is offensive , not says jew face is offensive, not the nose itself. get a life , the nose itself. get a life, everyone, john says ulez has always been a green tax rip off cash. always been a green tax rip off cash . anne and the whole of cash. anne and the whole of parliament and the house of lords needs to go. we want anarchy in the uk. from john and wendy, says sadiq khan is a dishonest disaster. his failed ulez plan is nothing more than a tax grab, which is nothing to do with air quality. great sure. by the way, thanks, wendy. appreciate that. and i totally agree with you about the green tax grab. says . so as tax grab. richard says. so as long as i pay £12.50, i can make as much pollution pollution as i want to. great point, richard. it doesn't make any sense. if it's so bad, why let people pay to do it anyway? it's time now for the new