vamos con so jomari y taÑa. [hablan a la vez] taÑa: buenos dÍas!donald trump para declarar a inmigrantes en la frontera como un riesgo para la salud pÚblica. lo harÍa tan pronto como esta semana. justo cuando por primera vez un tribunal de apelaciones intervienen el intento del mandatario de eliminar el derecho a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento para extranjeros. ely esta en vivo con la nueva informaciÓn. buenos dÍas. ely: buenos dÍas. son muchas cosa la que estÁn pasando. la administraciÓn de donald trump avanza en su agenda migratoria. no sÓlo afecta los que estÁn en el paÍs de manera regular, sino cada vez deja menos espacio los que estÁn en un proceso para obtener su estatus legal. asÍ estÁn las cosas hasta este momento. la orden viola la constituciÓn. con ese argumento la corte de apelaciones del noveno circuito rechazÓ una solicitud de emergencia del departamento de justicia para dejar sin efecto la suspensiÓn que otro juez impuso a la orden ejecutiva de donald trump que busca eliminar la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento. Éste es el cuarto juez y el pri

jack and tana pushed investigators to keep going. they even posted a billboard asking the public for help. the idea that michelle might get away with murder was eating jack ive. you've got a whole lot of anger in there for that woman, haven't you? >> if i could take her life, and bring my son back, i'd do it. i'd do it in a heartbeat. >> reporter: sometimes it's overwhelming, that anger, isn't ? >> it is. it is. >>> coming up -- one more twist. >> i never dreamed he would do that to me. >> and justice for mark? maybe. >> i wanted answers for the children. everyday, millions of amazing photos and videos are shot with iphone. that's because the iphone makes it easy r evteyone to shoot amazing photos and video. if it's not an iphone, it's not an iphone. i'm so not ready for back to school. with staples,you'll be ready. i can get 30 comp books and notebooks at a low price? yep, 50 and 25 cents each. oh, i can save money and have less stress. d less drama. he's the drama teacher.igt it. make low prices happen, make %110 ready happen. stap

taÑa: cuÁl es el paso favorito?a: perdÓn. asustastea camila fernÁndez. [risas] les presento a alejandro. ♪ ♪ fran: muy bueno. [aplausos] taÑa: gracias a ese grito de "carolina" conociÓ alejandro fernÁndez. Él dijo que habÍa cantado una canciÓn, pero nunca lo habÍa conocido. fran: puede venir una colaboraciÓn. ojalÁ que si. jessica: me gusto mucho lo de capo de pedro capÓ. [risas] fran: bueno, bueno. taÑa: voy a estar celosa con lo que dijo de ti. fram: tÚ me cambiaste por vis y yo te cambio por nadia. raÚl: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y la red social x. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. jessica: seguimos con mÁs. fran: vamos a hablar de quien protagoniza la novela "las hijas de la seÑora garcÍa". habla sobre el impacto de su personaje. >> un personaje complejo que sÓlo podÍa caer en manos de una primera actriz capaz de mover. >> este personaje estÁ lleno de matices, lleno d

when you visit the site of tanas and mark over the surface, you can't see anything. is the outline of an entire city. >> this reminds me of medical terms of looking at the ultrasound of a baby. >> we're not only going to be able to see these more clearly, but we're going to be able to see what's undernooet them. we're going to be able to dive into the surface of the earth, which is really exciting. >> i like drones and washes and weird things. i love the sound of the refrigerator, you know. i love the sound of lights when they buzz. i love the sound of machines as they break down. you know, as far as i can remember, i would mow the lawn for four times longer than i actually had to because i loved the sound of the lawn mower. just that weird kind of drone. like, i grew up in tennessee. both of my parents were scientists. this lebanese kid in tennessee. so i spent my time in the practice rooms just playing p piano. that was the thing that made sense to me as a kid. i had pretty much figured out i was going to be a film scorer. i didn't know what that meant, but that wa

antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man?uite a rain. i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> darren aronofsky, director of the films "pi," "the wrestler," "black swan," and as it would turn out, sort of appropriate to our location, "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> it is one of the more extreme places that you hear about but you know you'll never go to unless something weirdly summons you. and you're sort of that weird force.rweirdly summons you. and you're sort of that weird force.you. and you're sort of that weird force. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape. something like 70% of the animals here don't exist anywhere else. >> what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? >>

that's what we heard at the top of the show from tana goertz.aid she's seen bribing firsthand on the part of the cruz campaign and trying to win over delegates. what do you say? >> i call foul and bs. i was on opposite paul manafort of their campaign sunday, and he made similar allegations, and george stephanopoulos said name one example. he couldn't name a single example. their gestapo tactics include donald trump calling for violence in the streets. their team threatening intimidation of delegates at their hotel rooms, releasing their hotel rooms, death threats to the colorado gop chair. threats of frivolous lawsuits from manafort against individual delegates and about credentials. so they are doing these tactics while accusing others of doing them. we're just building a grassroots campaign that's built on ted's vision for greater opportunity and freedom, and it's inspiring people to come out and it's you how we're winning. >> you're just asking people nicely to line up and support ted cruz? come on, i mean, the reason that they have you doing

tana, let's talk about president obama.e you heard his comments on donald trump saying he doesn't know much about foreign policy or nuclear policy. what's your reaction to that? is this going to help him? do you think people in wisconsin and the republican electorate, does it actually matter what president obama says about donald trump? >> no, it doesn't matter at all. i'm on the trail with him and see the people. i'm in the rallies, the thousands of people that come. they're so sick and tired of the president. nobody cares what's he has to say. >> will it help him? >> it will not help him. it will not hurt him. president obama is just -- he's a nonplayer in donald trump becoming elected. here's the deal, folks. mr. trump is a man of action. so maybe his words weren't perfect but look at his track record. he gets the jobs done. i've been in wisconsin. >> speaking of stump speeches, but quickly, if you will. >> i wasn't giving a stump speech. i was going to say that mr. trump isn't going to have any problems in wisconsin. i

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tana marino rocks, is what the viewers said. the way she was training as a potential appliance repair person, she's just gifted. she loves fixing stuff. the customers are wowed by than so the women said i want what tana marino wants. 147 people reached out saying, how do i get involved in the trades? that opened the door to introduce women in the trades. >> funny part of the businesses are named mister. mister appliance, mister electric. ever think about changing the name? >> we get teased about that. with no ordinary plumber and a woman shows up, that is no ordinary plumber. we have some fun with that, some of our female franchise owners have gotten miss ruther on the back of the car. we need to think about that. >> thank you very much for being here with us today. i think it's a fantastic program and i appreciate you taking the time. >> thank you, becky. >>> up next, we are "on the money." planning to retire abroad? not so fast. what you need to watch out for. before you relocate overseas and america's oldest working musician

but you'll hardly ever find former apprentice contestant and advisor, tana goetz here. she's traveling the country, trying to secure wins for trump in battleground states, particularly in iowa." tana goertz, donald trump campaign @:49-:51 "i think i've been to maybe 20 of the 50 states. being the face of this campaign in iowa, it's all on my back. i told m win this, and we have to win this." goertz has worked with the campaign since day one. serving as trump's iowa co-chair before the caucus. now she's one of his top advisors. tana goertz, donald trump campaign @1:08-1:11 've never lost sight of his tale said win, lose or draw, my loyalty to donald trump will never change." two women. tnessing the process come full circle. as the peoeake theirfin conservation reserve program. how many acres small- scale grazing operations can enroll, in today's agribusiness report. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good the u-s government every year agrees to pay rent to farmers to take sensitive land out of production. it's called the conservation reserve pr

jack and tana set up a charity to help other victims of violent crime. it's called marc's place. >> we're going to try to move forward with something positive proud of. >> reporter: and on a fall sunset, they gathered family and friends together to remember their son and finally say goodbye. >> i tell people all the time, it's hug the ones you love. let them know, because you never know. the next moment they may be gone. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday morning, donald trump dominating the national polls now more than ever. >> something is going on and it's beautiful to see. >> but no one has ever won without paying more attention to early states like iowa. trump is rewritingng the rules.. can he rewrite history? donald trump joins me live. >>> plus, last night's democratic debate. into regime change and little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. >> did bernie sanders pass the commander in chief test? he joins me this morning. >>> and speaker of the house paul ryan s

tana goetz.ng kellyanne conway on "new day" this morning and she's clearly professional, she's organized, she was able to articulate trump's vision, not combative. is she the best thing to happen to donald trump so far? >> she's very skilled. i've known kellyanne for a while and anyone who knows her knows she's very good at her job but she is not the solution to trump's problems. donald trump is the solution to donald trump's problems. with him lies the problem and the solution. until his campaign decides to address its deficiencies instead of repeatedly going after the same voter over and over and over again, he's going to continue to see that gap widen. he's already got the breitbart voter. it baffles my mind to see donald trump doubling down on the voters he already has and completely dismissing the new voters that he needs. women, minorities and millennials. there's no outreach anymore. it's as if he's given up on them. i just wander if there are enough old male guys, old white guys in the co

two families thrown together, marc and his parents, jack and tana. michelle and her long divorced parents, her mom kathy and her dad carl. michelle also brought along a baby from an earlier relationship. >> and he never treated her like she was not his. never. >> reporter: together they had two boys. >> he loved his kids. i mean, just anything they ever dreamed of, he would do his anything. >> reporter: the little family moved into a trailer marc's parents bought them. and marc studied hard to become a real estate appraiser, like his mom, and went into business with his parents, which, said michelle, is about when things began to go wrong. >> marc didn't like to be pushed around by his dad. he was an independent person. >> reporter: the growing tension spilled over at the kitchen table. marc demanded a bigger share of the money. they argued. and then michelle chimed in. oh boy. >> oh my goodness, when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle. and, of course, marc just, i don't know, stepped in as a husband, like a husband should do. >> r

you worry about your kids, you let me worry about tana.member him, he took his coat off and covered tana up with the coat. we didn't have blankets or anything readily available. he was standing there in a t-shirt giving first aid to her. and gave up his coat. we still have his coat. we'd really like to get to him and return his coat. she's washed it. >> hopefully you all will be able to connect with one another. let us know if you are able to do that. we're glad that you're able to be here with us and everybody is safe and sound this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. >> it's a miracle. that's all i can say. >> everybody was where they need to be at the right place at the right time. >> we had an exceptionally tough car. >> that never hurts. good to have you here. just ahead this morning, it may look like a medieval torture device, but growing numbers of people say lying on something akin to a bed of nails is doing the trick when it comes to relieving back pain. we're going to test it out when we return. this is the "early" sh

apollo tana working to free the driver picked the driver was pinned under the dashboard . they were able to pull him to sa this all while napolitano's wife recorded this on her cell phone.>> the mother called me the other day that she was so thankful i said to her son. i told amanda i am not an angel. i only did what my heart told me to do and what i was trained to do. >>> you saw the families together a second ago. captain. apollo tana to visit them in person. >>> the big cat rescue is right now taking part in what is being called the largest rescue of the captain. us history . five adult tigers just arrived at the facility this morning. a sanctuary in colorado turned over a total of 75 tigers and about 40 bears to about a dozen rescue organizations across the country . the cat rescue has been working since september to get ready. stay with us. we'll have a live report on these new additions and the reason the old h >>> america's most experienced female astronaut is heading back to space take peggy whitson will lift off from pakistan this afternoon on a trip to the intern

jomari: nos vamos con taÑa. taÑa: buenos dÍas. se preguntarÁn dÓnde estoy? nunca habÍa caminado tanto para llegar a hacer una entrevista, pero bueno. bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". [habla en inglÉs] han pasado 30 aÑos desde que empezÓ la primer pelÍcula de "al rey leÓn". por quÉ se tardaron tanto en hacer esta pelÍcula? [ habla en inglÉs] cÓmo se audicionar para un personaje como este? especialmente cuando tÚ tienes que hacer un leÓn que seguramente tienes que estar rugiendo enfrente de un espejo practicando. [habla en inglÉs] ella y su hija y entre otros famosos los comparte gran elenco que llega la pelÍcula. ademÁs de la mÚsica de uno de los nuestros miranda. tÚ recuerdas la primera vez que viste "el rey leÓn". cuÁntos aÑos tenÍas? [ habla en inglÉs] en la primera pelÍcula el rey leÓn nos da varias enseÑanzas. mi favorita era la canciÓn. en esta pelÍcula, cuÁl creen quÉ serÁ el mensaje para todos ahora? [ habla en inglÉs] muchas gracias. de verdad que estoy muy contenta de haber venido hasta aquÍy vivir esta experiencia. me gustarÍa invitar a toda la g

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tana? uh-uh... no way., tana and ashley begin telling the stylist how to do her job. (hairstylist) you want it much higher? yeah, i want it much higher. tana... none of that. none of what? you know what i' talking about. no, i don't know what you're talking about. (announcer) but with tana adding tensions, the stylist gets flustered and stabs karen's scalp with a bobby pin. please don't do that. if you have an attitude don't, don't put that (deleted) in my hair like that. (hairstylist) i'm sorry-- i went a little too deep. she's mad at you so she's sticking her (deleted) in my hair! (hairstylist) i'm not mad at nobody. (karen) don't (deleted) touch me, you stupid bitch. ashley! ashley, come fix my hair. do what you can with my hair right now. i don't want that bitch touching my hair-- i'm telling you right now. get me a mirror. get me a mirror... that (deleted) just made blood like come out of my (deleted) head 'cause she has an attitude with tana. i'm not mad at no one. why did you say that? what i meant t

the calendar, this tournament with booty of 500 pieces of gore and wt-1.000 in madrid that charles tanaches on the tone of the competition among our tennis players, while it is announced victoria azarenka she came to the boxing section with her friends at the age of 16, and 10 years later she won the only medal for belarus at the world championships in new delhi, a fragile and tender girl with the rest of the rod inside yuliya panasovich. today, she is training in gomel , by the way, baksana was born in the stolin district of the brest region, the most difficult fight was not the duel for the last planetary championship at all, but the performances at the european championship would have been the most difficult. i have it very i remember well. it was in the sixteenth year at the european championships with an englishwoman, it was very hard for me. after so many years , i still remember how hard it was for me and, probably, it was harder. until in my life. yes, i'm a softer person here in sports. i am angry very angry that girls in such a male sport as boxing find it so clever. cover bru

real hospital on tana island now. we've been listening to a girl whimper in pain. she's 9 years old and suffered a head wound when the roof collapsed. it also killed her mother and brother. that's the storm four days ago. we have spoken to the head doctor here. there's extensive damage extensive damage in this hospital hospital. they haven't been able to communicate with the out world because the radios and telephones are down to tell the capital city and out world the damage here and help that they need. the doctors says this little girl need to be medivaced. she could lose her life if she doesn't get taken to an intensive care award. >> what do you need most now? >> water and food for the patients and some medical supplies. to deal with injuries iv fluids oral rehydration fluids for dehydration and i think water would be number one on the list. >> reporter: this used to be the maternity ward. as you see, unusable still flooded under several inch of water. the only doctor here says that all of the medical machines th

coming up i'll be talking to my colleague a drink kennedy about the great german writer to head off on tana considered by some the 1st feminist novelist. and the swiss writer lukas there force is just one germany's top literary prize. the night watch by rembrandt is right now being restored under the watchful eye of well anyone who wishes to see the painstaking restoration process the painting is a 400 years old and it was lost restored after a knife attack on it in 1975 that restoration has started to discolor a bit and the rights museum in amsterdam has decided it is such an important painting that the public should be allowed to see it as its current renovation proceeds. operation night watch cutting qurna is allowed to get right up close to the rembrandt painting the chemist is in charge of a team of 20 researchers restoring the nightwatch is the chance of a lifetime.

tana green and mike ryan.ness will bring you the house republicans news conference on tax reform today live 11:15 a.m. eastern this morning, stay with us as we will bring it to washington as they roll out the plan, first, though, intense manhunt underway in colorado this morning. police are searching for a suspect that killed three people in a suburban denver wal-mart. gopro tumbling after hours. having a tough night overnight, back in a minute. today, a focus on innovation in the southern tier is helping build the new new york. starting with advanced manufacturing that brings big ideas to life. and cutting-edge transportation development to connect those ideas to the world. along with urban redevelopment projects worthy of the world's top talent. all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state visit esd.ny.gov. ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it

. >> hi, i'm tana. >> david. >> reporter: dr. tana wood is a research ecologist with the u.s.te change. >> how can we get this window into a future warmer world hundreds of years into the future? >> reporter: those black panels are electric heaters running 24/7, warming up this plot of the jungle by 7 degrees fahrenheit. she says worst case scenario, that's how much warmer it could be on earth by the end of the century if we keep emitting heat-trapping carbon from our cars, factories and power plants. this experiment was interrupted by hurricane maria in 2017. and ever since the plants in the heated section have struggled to recover. dead leaves, stunted growth. this looks totally different. >> we have begun to notice that the forest has become shorter and shorter as time has gone on. and so you can visibly see that the forest is experiencing stress under these conditions. >> reporter: when trees and plants die and decay, they release carbon. fortunately, healthy trees and soil absorb more carbon than what's being released. but wood is finding their ability to keep doing that

from traditional dances she came to work with such big music industry names as peter gabriel conason tana joss stone and alicia keys. on her travels and on tour she discovered influences of african music all over the world. whenever i was in the u.s. or brazil where ever i was i always discovered something of my continent the club the rhythm that came with the slaves. to the. rhythms are based on the weather to quarter for quarter a 6 quarter time. when i'm making music i never get out of time if i listen to the cabaret then i know exactly where i am. most of. the music of africa has had a profound influence on world music and there are a few genres where its presence is as strongly felt as in latin american music. blending it into any as it came naturally to under a leaky jewel who is fluent in spanish. jeppe. yeah because his german grandfather worked on ships in hamburg through its port the city has always been a gateway to the world. that was sometimes still feels alien and unwelcome it's different when she gets to work here she's surrounded by musicians and dancers from all over the

what do you think, tana?he american voter does need to know about this and does care about this. this is more of a political problem than it is a legal problem. and i think she's got a long way to go. a lot of democratic people are very upset at what's come out, and i know a lot of republicans are thrilled that now that the news has broke that there's been deceit and people want to know about this. so i'm glad that it's coming to the surface, and i hope that they get to the bottom of this. >> mo, she says nothing has changed. >> yeah, and i'm not sure that it did. i'm not sure that -- look, we've been talking about these e-mails now for months, ever since, you know, right before she got into the race. i'm not sure that there's a tremendous amount of new news here, and i frankly think that, you know, folks may be getting a little, you know, weary to borrow from nina's candidate, senator sanders. like we're sick and tired of talking about this issue. so i think, you know, she's answered. she's going to move for

>> number nine, kara can a tana's camp is happy to be in baltimore and the owner thinks his horse has a shot. >> he hasn't disgraced himself, despite some trouble in the past, but i think we get a clear road? we'll be in good shape. >> and trainer todd pletcher can't settle on an al buy. >> you just go down list. >> but supersavior is the only horse with the fonal win a triple crown and that's an all right feeling for his owner. >> it was pretty special. this is where everybody wants to be. if you can experience it, it's a once -- if you can experience it once in a lifetime in this business, it's worth it. >> and at pimlico, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and a reminder, our live race day coverage begins at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. our prerace coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. be sure and stay with us for our post race show. >> coming up -- >> i'm jennifer franciotti. a three-alarm apartment fire. details are next. >> a new plan for controlling some of the oil in the gulf. i'm jay gray. we'll have the latest from the coast coming up. >> we'll talk about the insta-weather plus forecast

♪ >> anthony: heading south from tana, it's a very different country out there.slash and burn agriculture that's existed here since this island was first settled and the imperative of charcoal as a heat source, 90% of the forest and jungles that covered madagascar are gone. >> darren: anything? >> patricia: not yet. they're very elusive. they're very difficult to see. >> anthony: thanks largely to the work of dr. patricia wright over 40,000 hectares of forest have been set aside and protected for the creation of ranomafana national park. her recently completed research station is a state of the art complex that reminds one of that cynical spielberg franchise. what was it? jurassic, uh -- jurassic merch? >> patricia: here he is, he's right next to me, can you see him? >> darren: right here. >> anthony: oh wow. >> patricia: oh, he's really right next to me. hello. >> anthony: the area provides essential habitat for the golden bamboo lemur. a species dr. wright discovered here in 1986. and the greater bamboo lemur, previously thought extinct. >> patricia: there's on

from traditional dances she came to work with such big music industry names as peter gabriel conason tana joss stone and alicia keys. on her travels and on tour she discovered influences of african music all over the world. to. me whenever i was in the u.s. or brazil where ever i was i always discovered something of my continent the clash the rhythm that came with the slaves. were to the music all these rhythms are based on the weather to quarter for quarter or 6 quarter time. when i'm making music i never get out of time if i listen to the kind of it then i know exactly where i am. in. the music of africa has had a profound influence on world music and there are a few genres where its presence is as strongly felt as in latin american music. and blending it into any as it came naturally to under a leaky jewel who is fluent in spanish. jeppe. course was german grandfather worked on ships and hamburg through its ports the city has always been a gateway to the world. that was sometimes still feels alien and unwelcome it's different when she gets to work here she's surrounded by musicians and

tana k tanoka couldn't get on. david ortiz, deep and gone. farewell to that baseball. he delivers what would be the game winning two-run homer. yankees fall 4-2. the islanders haven't taken a 2-0 series lead since 1983. they win tomorrow, they will practice today at tampa. they need to evaluate their intensity level and raise it, elevate it. that's because they allowed the lightning to trim a 4-1 lead to 4-3 wednesday. coach trying to keep his team sharp going into game two. watch game two right here on nbc 4 new york, 3:00 puck drop tomorrow afternoon. it's the islanders and lightning. one final note. luke wall ton will be the head >>> that's it for news 4 new york at 11:00.

by lake tana it choppy. time now for a check on the world weather where the rob and i focus on south america rob and some mid winter weather and earlier i look at paraguay it's a surprisingly hot country in the winter when the northerly breeze keeps it pretty warm but every now and again takes ones down into europe and even parts of argentina temperatures were almost at record values if we can then though not far off now i mean that doesn't see on the last 5 days but 32 the record only 33 so we're 10 above r.j. with 10 above average a good part of your require the cut off is very obvious this easterly breeze and the river plates contention or not the temps are back in weren't even there but it's warm for her anyway the extreme warmth that was there of the weekend the u.s. is been squashed out a little bit in the eastern states and down the south it's quite warm warm and dry has been the problem further west in fact as you've probably already aware the whole crowd has been burning about 300000 hectares this i

>> meantime, anything but chilly as mariah's chemistry with brian tana tanaka. they got pretty cozy last night. >> i'm a beer drinker myself. >> they shared drinks, a kiss and even a secret handshake. the viewers saw a completely different kind of interaction between mariah and her now ex-fiance james packer. watch mariah fidget and pull away. in a word, awkward. one more mariah note. she's getting ready to party all night long. she's joining lionel richie. march 15th in baltimore. >> they have enough hits between them. >> yeah, they do. >>> let's go to hollywood blockbuster. the next one isshere. >> yes, it is. here's the thing. premieres are all about pulling out all the stops. i've never, ever seen anything like this total hollywood takeover of "rogue one." >> oh, my god, this is crazy. the energy out there, the fans. >> i think people are going to be pretty blown away. >> just when we thought a "star wars" premiere could get any bigger or better, right here on hollywood boulevard! it was closed down for almost a week as to make rid i for one of the longest r

four time super bowl champ joe monday tana and his wife jennifer joins kpix5 as special contributors and they will be featured members throughout the year as the bay area gets ready for sports's biggest event beginning with a special super bowl 50 preview. ken and jennifer host counsel down the to goal tonight by the way at 7 right here on kpix5. >>> the obama administration unveiled a budget today they say is focused on helping middle class workers. the budget calls for tax credits devoted to education and child care and fixing infrastructure. white house wants to close tax loopholes for the wealthiest individual and corporations. republicans say it includes too many tax hikes and too much spending. >> the top down redistribution don't work and we have been doing it for 6 years and look, it may make for good politics but not economics. >> jack lieu will begin briefing congressional members about the budget tomorrow. >>> the president had strong words for parents who refused to vaccinate their children. he said those who don't get their shots pose a risk to others who can't get vacci

, taÑa!sto para nosotros. jomari: las cortaste en el campo? >> sÍ. jessica: toda la maÑana. atentos con lo que vienen. siguen las sorpresas. ya llega la abogada jessica domÍnguez para darnos una buena noticia que falta nos hace. fran: tambiÉn llega graciela beltrÁn para esperar a quien "despierta amÉrica" una nueva versiÓn de los dos amantes con mariachi. karla: olvÍdate de las rosas. fÍjate. una docena de huevos puede ser el deseo de tu pareja en este dÍa de san valentÍn. estamos en vivo donde estÁn metiendo este peculiar regalo. [risas] jomari: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". [aplausos] [mÚsica] [aplausos] [mÚsica] vengo de t-mobile con regalos para todo el mundo! abuela, dame tu teléfono! gracias! de nada! les presento ¡el iphone 16! con el nuevo control de cámara. y una batería que dura aún más! ¡diganme a mi don regalón! ah ah ah. ya sabemos que esos iphones son por cuenta de t-mobile! que-yo-in-the-what-in- t-mobile-in-tha-whaaaa? (♪♪) en t-mobile, obtén el iphone 16 por cu

we have tana goertz joins me now. what do you make of this, tana? >> wow! i'm glad i didn't say that. you know, well secretary powell, i appreciate what he was saying about letting the america people realize exactly what hillary clinton was all about there. you know, he warned her that this e-mail-gate was going to happen and she continued to lie to the american people and the fbi and therefore now there's a lot of americans that feel that they can't trust her and rightfully so. she was reckless and very extremely, extremely careless with all of her national security, and i think that is why we're seeing the bump in the polls going up for mr. trump and going down for hillary clinton. liz: i want you to respond to this one, when asked about the e-mail's authenticity, the colin powell camp wrote to the new york post, geez, i don't remember this one, best to ignore, don't understanding? . >> the powell camp, not denying this, what do you make of that? >> well, he didn't want to be dragged into this mess, and unfortunately he was dragged into the mess, and i ca

se considera afortunada, porque no estaba sentada mirando por la vena tana.il, el presidente biden llamÓ hoy por telÉfono a su homÓlogo zelenski algÚn detalle de la conversaciÓn. >>> la casa blanca le ofreciÓ sus condolencias por los muertos de hoy y le prometiÓ que estados unidos lo va a seguir apoyando econÓmicamente en temas humanitarios y tambiÉn militares. incluyendo en sistema de defensa antiaÉreos que le permita enfrentar ataques como el de hoy. arantxa. >>> muchas gracias por este reporte. cristina londoÑo en vivo desde washington. >>> en el dia mundial de la salud mental, veremos como detectar sÍntomas de ansiedad o depresiÓn y quÉdese con nosotros, inspirando amÉrica, le vamos a presentar una autora venezolana que creo una serie de libros infantiles bilingÜes. para presen var las canciones y cuentos de una herencia latina. por aquí... nunca nadie lo hace. yo no fui. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador de tide. ahora... podemos remover todas las manchas más difíciles que nadie hizo. yo no fui. tiene que ser tide. hay algo

taÑa: hallar las redes no pararon.icio de tus labios ♪ ♪ pÉgame tu vicio en el vicio de tus labios ♪ ♪ ven y pegame todo el vicio de tus labios ♪ [mÚsica] feliz navidad! [ mÚsica] ♪ al conocernos me prometiste darme tu amor para toda la vida ♪ ♪ pero mi cara me he dado cuenta que me engaÑadas, que me hablabas mentiras ♪ ♪ dejaste que de ti me enamorara ♪ ♪ y dejaste entrar a solamente tu cariÑo ♪ ♪ ahora estoy pagando mi castigo ♪ ♪ ay no ves que me hiere tu traiciÓn ♪ ♪ yo soÑaba con hacerte ser mÍa ♪ ♪ pero me lastimaste el corazÓn ♪ ♪ y me engaÑaste a mÍ lo mismo me harÍa ♪ ♪ que lastima me da ♪ ♪ la llama de pasiÓn que me dejaste ♪ ♪ pero tÚ eres ajena ♪ ♪ quÉ lÁstima me da ♪ ♪ la llama de pasiÓn que me dejaste ♪ ♪ pero tÚ eres ajena ♪ [mÚsica] feliz navidad! felicidades! [ aplausos] karla: bravo! [aplausos] quÉ padre comenzar el aÑo asÍ. [risas] ale: comenzamos bailando este 2025. karla: angela aguilar despide el 20 24 con algo bonito, pero no fue aceptado. maria: abandonan a una bebita y la cÁmara capta a la madr

daniel amen, the author of "your brain is always listening" and his wife, tana amen, an icu nurse anduthor of "the relentless courage of a scared child" will show you how to tame the hidden dragons that cause these problems to help you feel happier, more positive, and more in control of your own emotions. - ♪ - welcome to our home. have you recently felt anxious, sad, traumatized, or grief? you are not alone. these issues were at epidemic levels before the pandemic and have been made dramatically worse since then.

it helps his wife tana is a fitness enthusiast. going to lose a little weight because i love you. >> looking out. >> that's right. by the way i was exclusively with gordon as he stirred up a little hell fire in sin city. >> put the plates down. >> can no one make a [ bleep ]. >> please give me another chance. >> shut it. >> do you ever feel pressured to live up to the persona? >> when i'm in the soenz nobody interrupts. that level of perfection has taken years to strive. when someone screws up they're going to hear me. >> he blazed his way to a $160 million empire, 31 restaurants an 5 tv shows. the dad of four has new competition daughter matilda who has her own cooking show. >> she's on season 4 on her own show. she's a firecracker. she's 16. she's been cooking since the age of 8. >> gordon's newest venture hell's kitchen in las vegas wear i learned to make his famous scallop dish. >> hold on. >> the only problem with yours is i just tasted a very salted scallop. that was a near perfect dish. >> this season's show winner lands the

tana is a love story told by nonactors. some of the cast left their island home for the first time and ventured to the film's premier. >> until two years ago, these people had never seen a film. now they are the stars of one. in a production they helped cowrite, a story of love and tragedy based on their experience which echos the tail of romeo and jewe juliet. they made it to venice to see themselves on the big screen. >> this is a multicultural environment, tall buildings and cars everywhere and crowds of people, very, very strange. everything looks so strange compared to our culture where we live with nature. >> the scenery is see ducttive, no special effects. tourists might flood in after seeing their home on screen. but they want the world to understand their culture. here at one of the most expensive hotels the cast says their community is the happiest on earth. >> in our culture there are no homeless. there are no poor people, everyone is equal. we have overcome traps of money. we have overcome the lows of government

daniel amen, the author of "your brain is always listening" and his wife, tana amen, an icu nurse andhor of "the relentless courage of a scared child" will show you how to tame the hidden dragons that cause these problems to help you feel happier, more positive, and more in control of your own emotions. - ♪ - welcome to our home. have you recently felt anxious, sad, traumatized, or grief? you are not alone. these issues were at epidemic levels before the pandemic and have been made dramatically worse since then.