charles: looking at the names you like, they're rt sort of eclectic, health care, molina health care.high quality name, good value, it's had a nice runup. i like managed health care. some of my other picks have been underperforming a bit, united health care, but i think it's just, again, one of the defensive plays. you're not going to get hurt too much as we get a little more conservative and molina is a safe bet. charles: i can see you like the risk-reward -- >> yep. charles: pulte home, this unique situation where no one's willing to sell a house, so home builders kind of get to call the shots here. >> right. and, look, this is a secular trend where we just don't have enough housing for the population. and so even though we know that the sales have really slowed down, basically no existing homeowners willing to sell their houses anymore, that still means new homes are selling -- charles: mortgage applications are down, like -- huge and foot traffic is down huge. mostly a product of just why would you put in an application if you can't find a houses? >> right. and why are you going t

and she has friends there, even on the show us louisa and her mother stay in touch with 16 year old molina who she's planning to come back to ukraine for university. you will ukrainians are very strong. even in hard times. we always find a way to learn and study and to keep in touch. in spite of everything, i believe we will all go back home again and make you cry and strong together. resubmit is her sister, but for the moment she's happy because she's already decided what she wants to teach when she grows up. i want to be a teacher of english or french, of all the languages in the full white room. louisa is thrilled to have started school and is looking forward to what she'll learn despite the war. and it's a mystery that has captivated generations. the legend of the loch ness monster, for decades, people have set out to prove its existence to no avail. still the thrill of spotting the creature draws more than $1500000.00 tours to the scottish highlands each year. dave houghton believes that nessie is real, but you won't find him on a group expedition, searching for it. they prefers to go

west wing star josh molina simply wrote, scab. the backlash so bad barrymore deleted the video >> i think that backlash from the industry, from the union, from people she had as guests, some she might even consider as friends i think took a deep, deep impact and had a deep impression on her. >> reporter: today the talk on cbs reversed course, too. now evaluating plans for a new launch date. with this back and forth, what does this all mean for production staffers now? >> they will not be working, clearly. that means they will not be taking home a paycheck. >> reporter: more off air controversy stretching into another week. kathy park, nbc news. >>> tomorrow illinois will become the first state to ban cash bail. supporters of the change say requiring defendants to pay their bail in cash often punishes the poor but critics warn ending bail will put more criminals on the streets. now a closer look at the debate. >> reporter: starting tomorrow, a major and controversial criminal justice reform. >> it is the biggest change i've seen in

i know the music, i don’t know the words, me too, once again, raspberry fret, molina sunset, i wantedful cold, now everyone knew with them, but he went with me, you know the song, no need to frown? well, let's start, to the iron ringing of the calch, to the iron ringing of the calch, and sit on a horse. i’ll glorify the chaslugi, the prince probably said, come on, there’s no need to frown, okay, there’s no need to frown , okay, there’s no reward for me, okay, even if you become a grandmother, you’ll still be okay, you’ll still be okay, okay, that’s it ours, okay, you studied, uh, music for 16 years, so you started working, i’ve been studying music for 6 years, so like me, it turns out that my mother really wanted me to be a musician, i kind of fulfilled her dream, after the eighth grade, it was possible before, at the age of 16 i entered a music school to study - first godemic vocals, and then classical-jazz , and i also, i also know that she’s lada... and i immediately got to work in a restaurant, because my grandfather came with some kind of bite, saw me at the exam, he said, the gi

i'm living on fumes right now. roland molina. dunn has composed scores for many tv and film productions. i write music for films and television. so i get a movie, and they asked me to write a certain type of music, and that's what i do. his work has dried up. there's no writers and there's no actors. so the only projects that are coming in are documentaries. um i guess some animation reality television. there's a lot of that, but reality television has already moved away from composers for the most part. they're using stock music, like many other non union entertainment artist sees been forced to dip into his savings. there's no jobs coming and you're relying on the money from the previous job. and the further that goes into the future, the more are a dismal that 60 this, the longer it goes on, the closer artists like stash and done get to leaving their field altogether. luckily, it hasn't gotten to that yet. but uh, it's very worrisome to see that this has been going on for so long it if it continues, everybody in the industry will probably have to do as you suggest and find a job comp

her incredible story now told in a book co-written by stanford junior molina kapoor aptly titled defiantt's solar story and it's unique to her. >> but in many respects, it's also the story now of a generation of girls and women who are today being denied fundamental rights, but also generations of women who came before solar. and the book really chronicles what they experienced. >> kapoor mahfouz hope it can be an inspiration to young girls growing up in similar situations. dustin dorsey, abc7 news and abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. >> you can get the abc7 bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that's going to do it for abc7 news at four. abc7 news at five is coming up next at. keep... coming... back... inflammation might be to blame. over the counter eye drops can provide temporary relief. xiidra... can provide lasting relief. it targets inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred visio

. - this is the molina family latino gallery.national museum of the american latino. - finally, thank you! - yeah, let me show you around. - yeah, please, please. i'm so curious, because i love history. what about latin culture did you feel that we have to offer america? - well, one thing i discovered when i first visited museums here in d.c. is that they did a great job telling the american narrative, the american history that we learned in textbooks, but i didn't see our story being told, right? - yeah, hello? - so that representation was missing. i knew we had to tell the stories. - there's so many americans that think we just got here, like, yesterday... - right. - when we've been here for 500 years, and then before that, we were these incredible empires. that's a lot of history, a lot of museum artifacts. that's a lot of information, people, heroes. how do you fix that here? - well, you gotta do a deep dive. this gallery here is kind of a 101 of the history of the american latinos in the united states. this section is coloni

. >> her incredible story now told in a book co-written by stanford junior molina kapoor aptly titled dreams. you know, i think the beauty in this story is that it's solar story and it's unique to her. >> but in many respects, it's also the story now of a generation of girls and women who are today being denied fundamental rights, but also generations of women who came before solar. and the book really chronicles what they experienced. >> kapoor mahfouz hope it can be an inspiring lesson to young girls growing up in similar situations. dustin dawsey, abc7 news. >> what an incredible story. >> it's amazing and it just shows you what technology can do and empowering young people. >> absolutely. yeah. all right. we have one more check on our weather. it looks nice behind us. yeah. >> sandia yeah. >> and it is going to be nice. it's going to continue this way. so larry and alma, let's take a look at live doppler seven, the fog is limited to the coast right now. it will advance as the night goes on. so you will notice by tomorrow morning, parts of the bay also waking up to the fog at 5 a.m

i'm living on fumes right now. roland molina. dunn has composed scores for many tv and film productions. i write music for films and television. so i get a movie, and they asked me to write a certain type of music, and that's what i do. his work has dried up. there's no writers and there's no actors. so the only projects that are coming in are documentaries. um i guess some animation reality television. there's a lot of that, but reality television has already moved away from composers for the most part. they're using stock music, like many other non union entertainment artist sees, been forced to dip into his savings. there's no jobs coming and you're relying on the money from the previous job. and the further that goes into the future shirts, the more uh, dismal that sushi was, the longer it goes on, the closer artist's like stash and done get to leaving their field altogether. luckily it hasn't gotten to that yet, but uh, it's very worrisome to see that this has been going on for so long it if it continues, everybody in the industry will probably have to do as you suggest and find a

francisca:la veces sobra con nuestra invitada de hoy, clarisa molina estÁ hoy para traernos sus tipso es que tenemos en el dÍa completo 30 minutospara dedicarle a lo que estÁs haciendo, puede ser belleza, manicurista, de todo. francisca: en 30 minutos ya no hay excusa. vamos a escuchar otra pregunta. >> mi nombre es rosa, se manicurista y se que hace cuatro aÑos de cuba y estoy en estados unidos tratando de expander mi negocio y tomando algÚn que otro curso pero siempre da un poco de miedo empezar y me gustarÍa que me ayudaran. clarisa: es normal tener miedo y empezar de nuevo en otro paÍs. que te sigas preparando y te va a dar mucha seguridad y aprender sobre nuevas tÉcnicas. te recomiendo a aprende institute en le puedes cursar tambiÉn marketing y promocionar tu propio trabajo.los cursos son 100% en espaÑol, en lÍnea desde tu casa y lo mejor son los precios. cuando yo entrÉ dije de verdad cuesta esto' son 3 meses dedicÁndole 30 minutos al dÍa puedes terminar tu diplomado,hacer tu sueÑo realidad y estudiar en este paÍs. en cada estado hay distintas regulaciones para ejercer y es imp

codos para que te trabaje mÁs y trabajan este mÚsculo asÍ que nada, mis amores los espero en claudia molina[mÚsica] raÚl:una vez mÁs en nuestra casa, le damos la bienvenida a —— [aplausos] [gritos] [gritos] [risas] >>hoy vengo a hablar sobre la adicciÓn que tenemos todos con el telÉfono. [hablan a la vez] >> sobre todo en el trabajo porque uno lo tiene ahÍ al lado, pero cuando uno entra al cine, al teatro, a un aviÓn, entra como una desesperaciÓn, una densidad de comunicarme con whatsapp todos estamos en b sociales, pero uno se pregunta de dÓnde venimos, porque tenemos esta adicciÓn tan brava, si venimos de un telÉfono con un disco. cuando uno llamaba estaba ocupado. y las tarifas eran muy caras. las tarifas eran muy caras y no se podÍa llamar. no podÍas ni acostarte al lado del telÉfono para hablar, como ahora que la gente habla hasta que se desmaya, tenemos todos un plan ilimitado de opciones, una con opciÓn ilimitada. antes tenÍamos tu mesita de ratan las dos guÍas, entonces atendÍa ser auricular y siempre habÍa algo apretado ahÍ porque hace —— se enredada. empezabas a hablar y las tarif