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marlene grew up responsible, mischievous. marlene loved family and grew up in a family with grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins with precious memories along the way. growing up, marlene went to russian river, playing and listening to music and summers in el salvador with her family. alongside family, marlene loved education. marlene was fond of the arts and was a phenomenal student. she had a great economic career where she met many life-long friends. marlene went on to attend mercy high school and met more of her life-long friends and they grew up listening to motown music and disco. she studied to be a nurse. after a long deliberation, marlene went on to live in el salvador with her family. it was there that she realized her true passion for helping others, specifically children. in el sa salvador, marlene workd for her uncle's clinic. upon her ru return to the u.s.a, marlene changed her major and pursued an major in education. she pursued an masters in education. as her passion and skillsets continued to grow for educatio

marlene is here, too. both she and maryse will soon travel back to reunion for the first time courtesy of the french state, which is perhaps finally listening. for two years a government appointed commission has been investigating what happened to these men and women at the hands of france. many here have shocking stories to tell. once a french colony, reunion became one of the country's overseas departments in 1946. by the 1960s, with an exploding birth rate, this desperately poor island found its orphanages filling up with children, many of whom weren't orphans at all. their families simply couldn't provide for them. the islands french mp michel debre introduced a policy he thought would solve the problem. from 1963 until 1982, social services oversaw the resettlement of children to rural parts of mainland france, where populations were in decline. some were adopted, others put into children's homes and religious institutions. amongst the footage from the time, in tv reports that portray the children of

. >> my name's marlene piturro.n my husband died, he left me a musical treasure along with clear marching orders on what he wanted done with it. [ gongs chiming ] >> hi, marlene. >> hi, jamie. come on in. it's so nice to meet you. >> as we settle in, marlene tells me about her harmonious first meeting with her husband, howard, a concert percussionist. >> it was love at first sight. >> really? >> he was 6'3", and he had these twinkly blue eyes. he went to work every day in his gig suit and his tuxedo with his white shirt and bow tie. >> howard van hyning, born in 1936 in central florida, inherits an interest in percussion from his great-grandfather, a drummer boy in the civil war. >> howard had his drumsticks, and he practiced quite a bit, mostly with his drum pad in his bedroom, thank goodness. >> howard joins the drumline in high school, and at just 15 lands a spot in the orlando symphony orchestra. >> he was the youngest percussionist that they had, and he did very well. >> so well that after high school, howard h

algunos le dijeron a marlene guzmÁn que prefieren cruzar ese rÍo que volver a sus paÍses. >> nosotrosicaragüense se siente frustrado ante los operativos de gracias del orden pÚblico y militares en piedras negras, coahuila, ya que desplegaron un gran operativo por aire y por tierra velando a lo largo del rÍo bravo la esquina donde estÁn los migrantes, este hombre relata que lo buscan hasta el refugio frontera digna. >> no estÁn respetando ni las casas de los inmigrantes, nos pega, nos golpea, nos roben los telÉfonos, destrozan las credenciales. marlene: los detienen por las calles en brecha donde camina para cruzar del rÍo y hasta los sacan de hoteles. este migrante hondureÑo que encontramos en casa migrante nos cuenta que lo mantuvieron preso por hasta 36 horas. >> lo Único malo es eso, que no le da comida a uno, porque de lo contrario no puedo decir nada porque igual no estoy en mi paÍs. marlene: intensificaron los esfuerzos de detener el flujo de migrantes tras el acuerdo bilateral al que llegÓ el gobierno de coahuila con el gobernador de texas. >> los que andan ilegales a veces los

. >> reporter: meet marlene beltran and lisandra lanusa.plans yet. the tongue patch diet. plastic mesh known for hernia repair is sewn onto the tongue making eating solid food painful if not impossible. >> this is our patch. there it is. we put it right into the portion of her tongue. >> reporter: it's a kind of aversion therapy, pioneered in the u.s. by cosmetic surgeon dr. nicholas shegay. he introduced the procedure four years ago after first seeing it done in latin america. >> it doesn't fit me anymore. >> reporter: lisandra lanusa, 27 years old and married. and 20-year-old marlene beltran. each hope to drop 20 pounds in 30 days. you heard that right. 20 pounds in one month. and they're ready to take desperate and extreme measures to make it happen fast. >> in a month's time i will be going to hawaii. i'll be wearing this bikini. and hopefully, i'll be looking great. >> reporter: when it comes to food, lisandra can't help herself. >> i love eating everything. american food, korean. >> reporter: and neither can marlene. >> i have a sweet

marlene: su fe la mantiene segura de encontrarla con vida. debe prepararse para recibir la peor de las noticias. >> pero me duele tanto cÓmo ella alargaba sus bracitos en el rÍo. marlene: por ahora autoridades de ambos lados de la frontera no han recuperado el cuerpo de ningÚn menor con las caracterÍsticas de jasmine. marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn. maity: la fe es lo Último que se pierde. les cuento que 14 millones de personas estÁn bajo el estado del clima invernal extremo en estados unidos . new york y chicago estÁn en la ciudades que experimentan bajÍsimas temperaturas y las mÁs de protegidos parece ser los migrantes que han llegado estas ciudades en busca de asilo. fabiola nos cuenta cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn en la gran manzana. muy buenas noches, fabiola. fabiola: esta alerta por frÍo y nieve afecta a varias ciudades del nordeste. en este momento la ciudad de new york la sensaciÓn tÉrmica es de 24 °f o —4 °c. aunque la alerta azul esta activada para que las personas desamparadas puedan tener un lugar donde calentarse, lo que preocupas la situac

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 guzmÁn tiene mÁs sobre esta ola migratoria.los peligros del rÍo o el intenso calor, los inmigrantes arriban en grandes cantidades, como este grupo donde venÍa una madre con su hija de cuatro aÑos, a quien encontramos visiblemente afectada y asustada sin entender lo que ocurrÍa. >> la tapÉ ahorita para que no fuera a ver a inmigraciÓn, porque se iba a poner asÍ. marlene: cada vez son mÁs las familias con hijos que se agregan a dejarlo todo en su paÍs. >> yo trataba de decir yo puedo y me iban ayudando. marlene: son parte del grupo de decenas de migrantes que optan por cursar en plena madrugada. >> en el dÍa no se puede por las patrullas del otro extremo. marlene: en otro lugar de cruces frecuentes de roma, texas, llegÓ alrededor de la 1:00 otro grupo que tenÍa a 14 menores no acompaÑados. aduanas y fronterizas reportan un aumento de los menores migrantes que cruzan solos, en algunos casos los niÑos enviÓ primero sus hijos. asimismo todos los dÍas continÚan llegando familias organizaciones no gubernamentales como caridades catÓli

and a graduate and a member of the board of trustees had a college in maryland, and marlene trestman earned her law degree from george washington university and her mba, from - university of maryland center school wedge she's also taught there law and she has received recognition and research grants and fellowships from the national - for the humanities, and brandeis institute, and the american jewish archivists andshe's been the recipient for societies and she has literary award for article about you guessed it, bessie margolin, and today we continue the conversation. i'm delighted to welcome marlene trestman to the h societies virtual platform and i'm delighted to welcome our audience. in this will be an interesting and informative afternoon and thanks. >> thank you for that wonderful introduction and while i am steering my screen, is it thato it might even though i practiced this, hon were to minutes to think the historical society for making this book possible and indeed, making it possible for me to write the article about bessie margolin, and received enormous assistance from c

we spoke with robert wood johnson medical group and they tell us they've been in touch with marlene. problem solved. she will not receive any additional bills until the after that she may receive bills for her portion of the claim if any. it's all resolved. >> any tips on preventing this. >> present your card for any visit. this way they have the information. >> to get in touch with lynda, send an e-mail to better get baquero at nbcnewyork.com. >>> up next, cops confront a man openly carrying a gun in public. but is he doing anything wrong? or are police overstepping their authority. it may not be so simple. news4 gets answers. >>> chuck is here with a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >>> we're looking for answers at 6:00. we ask mayor de blasio how the city is going to deal with a major subway service for months or even years. inconveniencing hundreds of thousands of commuters. we'll share the mayor's answer with you. >>> a new illness being linked what the 9/11 first responders have just learned and why they're not covered for it. those stories and much more >>> well, packing heat

en mcallen, texas, marlene guzmÁn.o de matar a cuatro personas en la escuela secundaria oxford en noviembre pasado. ilia: fiscales federales le pidieron al juez condenar a 25 aÑos de prisiÓn al expolicÍa de mineÁpolis por violar los derechos civiles de george floyd, los fiscales sugirieron que los 25 aÑos que pidieron se compran al mismo tiempo que la sentencia de 22 aÑos y medio que cumple chauvin por cargos estatales de asesinato. jorge: fiscales federales van a buscar una sentencia de 30 aÑos a 55 aÑos de cÁrcel para maxwell por facilitar los casos de abuso sexual a varias niÑas durante una dÉcada, los abogados de maxwell pidieron una sentencia mucho mÁs corta alegando su infancia difÍcil y traumÁtica. ilia: el comitÉ de congreso que investiga el ataque al capitolio del 6 de enero iniciÓ hoy su quinta audiencia, hoy se enfocaron a las presiones del presidente trump a la fiscalÍa para cambiar los resultados de las elecciones, pedro rojas nos cuenta hoy que ocurriÓ. pedro: ¿en quÉ manera el presidente trump y sus alia

. >> reporter: meet marlene beltran and lisandra lanusa. most extreme weight loss plans yet. the tongue patch diet. plastic mesh known for hernia repair is sewn onto the tongue making eating solid food painful if not impossible. >> this is our patch. there it is. we put it right into the portion of her tongue. >> reporter: it's a kind of aversion therapy, pioneered in the u.s. by cosmetic surgeon dr. nicholas shegay. he introduced the procedure four years ago after first seeing it done in latin america. >> it doesn't fit me anymore. >> reporter: lisandra lanusa, 27 years old and married. and 20-year-old marlene beltran. each hope to drop 20 pounds in 30 days. you heard that right. 20 pounds in one month. and they're ready to take desperate and extreme measures to make it happen fast. >> in a month's time i will be going to hawaii. i'll be wearing this bikini. and hopefully, i'll be looking great. >> reporter: when it comes to food, lisandra can't help herself. >> i love eating everything. american food, korean. >> reporter: and neither can

no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what like my daughter. darcy tag: we've got more information on the new moped registration law and a link to more crime statistics on our website at ktnv.com. darcy spears, 13 action news. now that donald trump has been elected, speculation and rumors are swirling about who he will pick to serve in his cabinet, and other key positions. in our next half hour -- some of the donald's picks and a shocking announcement about one of his key campaign platforms and remember all those elected? they're now getting some unexpected help... obamacare - hl this morning donald trump is announcement. and -- a valley neighborhood is hit with racist letters. but it's not the first time it has happened! hl roll marathon is in town this weekend and we're helping you avoid all those road closures. good morning las vegas! i'm ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) these highs well above normal will subside and we will

marlene grew up responsible, mischievous.arlene loved family and grew up in a family with grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins with precious memories along the way. growing up, marlene went to russian river, playing and listening to music and summers in el salvador with her family. alongside family, marlene loved education. marlene was fond of the arts and was a phenomenal student. she had a great economic career where she met many life-long friends. marlene went on to attend mercy high school and met more of her life-long friends and they grew up listening to motown music and disco. she studied to be a nurse. after a long deliberation, marlene went on to live in el salvador with her family. it was there that she realized her true passion for helping others, specifically children. in el sa salvador, marlene workd for her uncle's clinic. upon her ru return to the u.s.a, marlene changed her major and pursued an major in education. she pursued an masters in education. as her passion and skillsets continued to grow for education,

marlene is on twitter at marlene trestman if you like to fin find follow her if we do better. and john norris. john underscore age underscore noris, not as easy to find but worth finding and worth reading. as much as bessie margolin is a new name to a lot of us, mary mcgrory is not. i'm not sure how many of you like to meet grew up following mary mcgrory's defeat, incredibly insightful, well-written column first in the washington star and then in the "washington post." she was great at zingers and educating and enlightening and holding accountable our government leaders and others. she also wrote about squirrels and cooking, and shed a whimsical piece side of her asoa well. i just had a quick personal story because in 2001, december 2001 i was talking to my friend bob asher and singing mary mcgrory praises, he said she should call her up in a tradition so. i was in the house of delegates at the time and she generously invited me to lunch.h. i was so nervous because i just didn't know what to say to the awesome mary mcgrory, that i invited a reporter friend to go with me becaus

marlene: ahora mÁs que nunca se sienten en el limbo?estados unidos no ha hecho declaraciones pÚblicas ante su visita aquÍ el paso, estamos muy al tanto de que dÉ alguna informaciÓn sobre lo que vio, lo que no vio, sobre lo que va a pasar con estos migrantes, por otro lado, el juez del condado el paso dice que este es un primer importante paso el que haya llegado el presidente hasta acÁ, pero que todavÍa hay mucho trabajo por hacer, y que tienen que hacerlo de manera conjunta. el alcalde de el paso dice haber demostrado fotografÍas de exactamente la situaciÓn de cÓmo esta aquÍ, tambiÉn de los flujos migratorios que se han dado en los Últimos meses, pero vamos a ver si las fotografÍas son suficientes para muchos que le pedÍan que llegar hasta este sitio que ser mÁs crÍtico aquÍ en el paso. carolina: marlene guzmÁn, enviÓ para la "ediciÓn digital", muchas gracias. cambiamos el tema, a esta hora y reacciones y condena dentro del mundo ante el intento de golpe de estado en brasil. el terrible asalto a los edificio de gobierno en brasil y en

marlene: no. actually . drivers license? marlene: no. they gave him a ticket for it. metro has written 178 tickets to unlicensed moped drivers so far this year. 12:40 chuck callaway/lvmpd dir. of intergovernmental services: i think that's one of the biggest misconceptions is people think that--they've lost their license potentially in a dui or maybe they never got a license--but they think they can operate a moped on the brothers have been impounded vegas ranks number two in the nation for stolen scooters and motorcycles--second only to new york city. aside from being routinely involved in crime... 17:35 sen. mo denis: i think individuals feel like they're just a nuisance on the roads. but state senator mo denis says they're a necessary nuisance--cheap, fuel-efficient, easy to park, and... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter what, this is gonnabe mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make th

marlene? >> in bessie's case she was very fortunate that when misfortune struck and her mother died when the family was living in memphis, that there was and had been for nearly half a century or more a jewish orphanage in new orleans that accepted children from throughout the south. and so bessie's life there was not in the dickensian sense of ap orphan life. this was an extraordinary institution where some very well-established jews in new orleans really doted on these children. they wanted them to become american jews, patriotic, self-sufficient, american jews that would actually bring honor to their prosperous benefactors. so very little was spared for these children. bessie was given the finest education, one of the most prestigious schools to this day in new orleans was founded to educate the jewish orphans in this home. and bessie, fortunately, excelled in every academic subject, was on the debate team, was girls' student council president, and it shaped her both in terms of giving her

my second little cousin, marlene, _ for its soul.its soul. my second little cousin, marlene, she is 13. l for its soul. my second little i cousin, marlene, she is 13. she died from suicide. she cousin, marlene, she is 13. she died from suicide.— died from suicide. she has witnessed _ died from suicide. she has witnessed generational i witnessed generational devastation. mental health crisis among island's travellers. more than one in ten take their own lives. teh ten take their own lives. ten ears ten take their own lives. ten years ago — ten take their own lives. ten years ago on _ ten take their own lives. ten years ago on second - ten take their own lives. ten years ago on second of ten take their own lives. té�*u years ago on second ofjanuary, i got a phone call to say my sister—in—law has committed suicide. two years after that, her husband committed suicide, which was my brother. and after that, nearly every month, 28 members of my family committed suicide. . , ._ suicide. travellers say their horrific suicide _ suicide. travel

en el sur de te has marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn.ades que partieron de tapachula en una caravana, esta es la primera caravana de este aÑo, los organizadores dicen que la falta de atenciÓn motivÓ al grupo a ponerse en marcha, lo integran en su mayorÍa hombres, mujeres y niÑos de venezuela, ecuador, cuba y haitÍ. jorge: le pidiÓ a mÉxico que hiciera mÁs al respecto, lo dice en una audiencia del senado donde legisladores republicanos cuestionaron la efectividad de los esfuerzos para frenar el trÁfico de este opioide. en mc allen, texas, estÁ calÓ arellano. galo: Éstas 232 libra de fentanilo tenÍan el potencial de matar a mÁs de 50 millones de personas. el aumento del trÁfico de ellas tiene las principales autoridades de la naciÓn rindiendo cuentas. hoy le tocÓ el turno al fiscal general que compareciÓ ante una comisiÓn del senado. confirmÓ que esto ha sido desencadenado propÓsito por los cÁrteles mexicanos, y que consumidores de todas las edades han sumado estas costillas pensando que son medicamentos de receta. el senador lindsay graha

[hablar al unÍsono] [risas] >> entonces, vamos con marlene. quÉ pasÓ ayer? marlene: yo no vi nada.omensales se sentaron bajo la fotografÍa gigante. los ojos se alzaron durante un mes encima de la valla fronteriza. la imagen fue tomada por un artista francÉs. el modelo es un niÑo mexicano de un aÑo y medio. javier olivares nos acompaÑa este lunes para brindar detalles de lo que vamos a ver en "ediciÓn digital". cÓmo estÁs? javier: estamos muy bien. volviendo a la realidad del trabajo. vamos a partir con reacciones a la lista de prioridades de inmigraciÓn. el presidente amenaza con descarrilar daca. por otra parte, en medio del debate migratorio en el paÍs, un dueÑo de una empresa de jardinerÍa dice que le gustaría contratar estadounidenses, pero confiesa que los mexicanos hacen el trabajo. pregunta para todos ustedes, ya lo vieron? muchos aman a los emojis? parece que uno se va a contagiando con la moda. apple lanzÓ nuevos emojis. nuevos diseÑos que prometen ser todo una sensaciÓn. todo esto y mÁs en "ediciÓn digital". cuÁl te gusta más? satcha: habÍa uno con una carita de un bebÉ.

. >>> today marlene zacevich- rodriguez is accused of fanning eric stabbing tate. >> that woman will make her first percent in courser a week ago. police say rodriguez umped into his rodriguez. she has a criminal history that include for sure assault and dui. she is expected in court and >> rechanneler cently says he got the carboloy plans to help plans to donate $6,000. >> i flow what the cost of school is these days that's not guilty a priority. >> whoever took that money, i don't know if you'll be happy be that money for the rest of your life. it is it's a temporary fix. to come out of good. >>> we are 12 days away from the broncos and we are shot sure if this is peyton manning's last career. he woken answer any answer about his future. >> it's not really time to reflect. two weeks to play a team that we are unsimilar where and will the of study. just again, trying to day in thesome and just sort of wakic >> you can see the game here on p.m. >>> temperatures are are in the low 20s out there. >> still got a few copes in the eastbound ex- 120th to i-7 a a tun the ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,

marlene guzmÁn nos amplÍa.. >> cuando hablÉ con Él dijo que quÉ importa si ponen cercas o tienen policÍas, no van entrar, tienen miedo, no van entrar. cuando el dijo eso yo sabÍa que no estaba listo. marlene: para estudiantes de oval de la emociÓn del ansiado regreso a clases este aÑo es una sensaciÓn de inseguridad y miedo. >> no debe estar asÍ, debe ir a jugar con sus amigos y aprender. marlene: por eso este padre, como muchos otros, matriculado a sus hijos en clases virtuales o escuelas privadas como el sagrado corazÓn, donde las inscripciones se duplicaron este otoÑo, otros, pese a sentir ansiedad y nervios, volverÁn a un plantel escolar en uvalde en poco mÁs de dos semanas. tras expresar sus emociones en este hermoso mural, fiora y su hermano menor todavÍa estÁn temerosos por lo vivido aquel 24 de mayo. a pesar de que mÁs de 30 agentes del departamento de seguridad pÚblica de texas van estar patrullando las escuelas de uvalde esto no es suficiente para que los alumnos entran la confianza de volver a un sal

above, but i would really like to focus on steve and marlene. let's talk about the president's trip to alaska. as well as secretary kerry hosted conference. i think my frustration about describing this as i'm not sure how to describe it. it is not an arctic council meeting although the members and observers are invited. it is not a preparatory meeting for the paris climate change summit in december but it's going to feel a little bit like that and it sort of its purpose. it's to highlight the art chick is really feeling the biggest impact of global climate change warming two to three times faster than any place on the earth. the president will highlight the need for climate change. but is this a missed opportunity. should the president and secretary kerry be addressing the other issue is or should we just stick to something they, which is not safe from the very dangerous, the climate change and i welcome your thoughts and the dynamics are talked about. is this a missed opportunity or to focus on the conference agenda. >> problem is if you want t

and then, we deliver that good news to marlene's family. >> she's fine.g to tell her when you see her? >> there is one thing say. i love you and i'm glad it's over. >> reporter: a family grateful. robin roberts, and, new york. >> thanks to robin. robin tells us that marlene is recovering well. just celebrated her 66th birthday. tonight, watch dr. oz as he makes the decisions to save a young man's life. "ny med" tonight. 10:00 eastern, right here. >>> when we come back, the dirtiest beaches in america. we got it. >>> and the sink hole that is swallowing corvettes? index your way next. because it tastes better that way. and it makes all of our sandwiches... soups... and everything else it touches taste better too. then, at the end of every day, we donate everything we have left to people in need. so we're out of bread. and we stay up all night... and do it all over again. panera bread. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we kno

please join me in welcoming marlene, the -- trestmen. [applause] >> thank you, it's an honor to be here. it was not even a twinkle in my eye that one day you would be back to speak about the book so i'm grateful and very honored to be here. through a life expand the 20th century, bessie made her mark on the best issues of her day, she served on the brilliant legal team that defended the constitutionality of fdr's new deal and drafted rules for the nazi war crimes trials and for more than three decades she champion the fair labor standards act ultimately included the equal pay act and she was also a founder of the national organization for women known as now. entrusted with the labor department's litigation, margolin presented 24 arguments at the supreme court, one of only three women in the 20th century to do so. and she prevailed in 21 of them. for 20 years solicitors general assigned those arguments to her and she was the last labor department lawyer to receive that distinction. she began her legal career in 1930 when only 2% of americ

en san antonio, texas, marlene guzmÁn, univisiÓn.vanas a estados unidos caminaron hoy y otras 10 millas por chiapas conmocionados por la muerte de un compaÑero. ilia: el cansancio ya los afecta, ademÁs empiezan a surgir disputas en el grupo como nos cuenta jessica zermeÑo. jessica: otra vez comenzaron a caminar desde temprano, recordando a melvin chacÓn, el hondureÑo de 51 aÑos que se desplomÓ en el campamento de huixtla, que tras no recibir atenciÓn mÉdica falleciÓ ante sus compaÑeros de viaje. [ininteligible] >> yo estaba pidiendo medicamentos y uno de ellos dijo que lo llevaran al hospital. jessica: hoy, ademÁs de la tristeza, cargan en su cuerpo las medidas recorridas, hernÁndez camine de milagro por una torcedura. es que cada vez es mÁs comÚn que las ambulancias tengan que ayudar a los migrantes que ya no pueden seguir. >> se desmaya y los trasladamos al centro de salud los que continÚan va muy lento, unas 36 millas, lo que ya estÁ generando confrontaciones entre ellos, porque los mÁs jÓvenes y fuertes son los que tienen cinta e

a sÓlo tres dÍas de que era el tÍtulo 42, se espera una balanza de migrantes como nos informa marlene detener a los migrantes. es caÓtico el escenario que se vive en la frontera entre matamoros y brownsville a sÓlo dÍas del inminente fin del tÍtulo 42, se sienten cientos de migrantes que se apresuran a cruzar invadidos por la angustia y la desesperaciÓn, donde los cruces masivos tampoco cesan es por el paso, ni el alambre de pÚas los detiene, para muchos esperaron osito por la aplicaciÓn cbp 1 ya no es una opciÓn, el panorama comunitario voy a ser preocupante, mÁs de 800 migrantes pasan dÍa y noche y se aglomeran>> en las inmediaciones de la iglesia catÓlica del sagrado corazÓn. la necesidad, la incertidumbre nos obligÓ a saltarnos el muro, nosotros arriesgamos nuestras vidas. >> salte el muro y la tela me cortÓ . uno por colaborar y entregarse, nos devuelven, lo veo mal. marlene: segÚn la patrulla fronteriza al paso ingresando alrededor de 1300 migrantes al dÍa, ese sin contar a los que llegan a este sitio de manera ilegal. para evitar una tragedia han colocado estas barricadas para

the number isn't clear, but it's around a $100000000.00 worth of tax breaks. marlene marlene, i hate to stop here, written there is so much dive into here. hold on with us and let's, let's go take a quick break. i want to come back and i, they did some of those other specifics that you have is that work for you? sure. thank you so much. we'll be right back. because when we come back, we're gonna continue to have more with the model ettinger. and the very latest on the continuing drama running, jeffrey epstein. you're not going to want to miss it. ah huh. ah. french president microns visited china, has the atlantis is world and neo cons of all stripes in an uproar. instead of being a mere cutaway in service of washington, the french president actually stood up for his own country. and europe put his macro above shore in a day late oh no, i was showing wrong when i was just don't a whole new world. yes. to shape out disdain becomes the african and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah oh, welcome back, i'm sky n

marlene: tengo instagram marlene fabela. tambiÉn facebook y twitter.jeando. johnny: ¿cuÁnto dura? william: 30 minutos. marelene: se quedÓ dormido mientras reÍa. >> asÍ se abrían las chicas cuando ven a william en la playa. william: espero que te compartes porque hay invitados. marlene: que cosita mÁs bella. william: todos se enamoran de toby. >> quÉ calientito estÁ aquÍ. william: cuidado que amorcita love ve "despierta amÉrica". johnny: tiene novia. marlene: adiÓs, todo bien. alan: otra belleza, otra talentosa. alejandro: bienvenida a casita,vente a desayunar con nosotros, cafecito. alan: bienvenida. alejandro: cÓmo han cambiado las cosas desde la Última vez que viniste. aisilinn: ha pasado de todo en mi vida. alan: bienvenida. aislinn: estoy muy contenta que me hayan invitado. alan: eres parte de la familia. alejandro: mÁs adelante viene todo el elenco de la pelÍcula "compadres". alan: tenemos un gran talento ese dÍa en "despierta amÉrica". alejandro: y para ustedes estas bellezas latinas que tenemos aquÍ. alan: hasta nervioso me pongo. mÁs adelante "