addis: asÍ que ya lo saben, amigos.ego se arrepienten, pero se las visten. raÚl: muchÍsimas gracias por esta conexiÓn en vivo desde tu mÉxico lindo y querido. qué tal si te invitamos a que celebres con nosotros la vida de todos los cumpleaÑero son? francisca: me das la manito? raÚl: pero, por su pollo, mi estimado. a quiÉn festejamos primero, ana? ana: cumple cinco aÑos, desde massachusetts. jesÚs: tambiÉn tenemos a josé luis de colorado que cumple un aÑo . campeÓn. ana: tambiÉn estÁ cumpliendo aÑos victoria olivos de new york, cumple 12. felicidades. karla: kimberly maldonado de north carolina, cumple cuatro aÑos. ana: italia coral flores de california, cumple nueve aÑos. raÚl: tambiÉn estÁ de cumpleaÑos yariza lugo, estÁ de cumpleaÑos. jesÚs: quÉ buen moÑo. en ronnie cumpleaÑos hoy . francisca: cumple 21 aÑos hoy saÚl martÍnez. karla: ya te puedes ir de fiesta! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantando] ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantando] ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: vÁmonos a una pausa, a raÍz del escÁndalo tras el tweet racista de roseanne barr le decimos, cuidado con lo

fit some governor lives on the outskirts of the capital addis ababa and he and his wife make a living grayson chickens not an easy business because there isn't much access to good fortune or e care especially in remote areas. ya never got pushed out in the past our chickens often succumb to disease we're not caring for our chickens properly we used to just let them wander around all day in any minute now my wife and i are giving them all the necessary care and attention they need we take turns that's lives lost time to do other things as well and. here is being increasingly affected by global warming as a result of climate change some chickens breeds have become more vulnerable the birds do not adjust well to the variations in temperature and become sick easily it's now a matter of urgency that local farmers have strong resilient breeds to raise they to national livestock research institute aisle are i in the ethiopian capital addis ababa wants to help the farmers and their chickens to adapt to the environmental changes the researchers a study in the genetic composition of the local b

un abrazo para ti, mi querida addis. addis: nos vemos al ratito.a hey, ¿ya probaron cotton candy? me encanta el algodón de azucar. se ve rico. ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo. compremos ese. ¿y el de dragon's blood? te apuesto que sabe a cereza... ¡aye! la industria del tabaco te volvió a engañar y no te diste cuenta. hey, ¿ya probaron cotton candy? me encanta el algodón de azucar. se ve rico. ¿y tres leches cake? tenemos que probarlo. porque esa es su intencíon. ¿quieres? sure. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas! quÉ tal amaneciÓ nuestra gente preciosa? viernes 18 de mayo de 2018. 18 del 18. estamos muy listas. >> dedito parado, muchachonas. cafecito, tÓmelo con nosotros en esta transmisiÓn en vivo desde windsor, inglaterra. chicas, ya se tomaron su tÉ? no olviden el dedito! >> a las 5:00 de la tarde, no? en seÑales, en seÑales. >> con mucho estilo. ya despuÉs de una semana, de aquÍ somos. >> aquÍ nos quedamos, dices tÚ. pero yo no. ya no hay prÍncipes, ya no hay prÍncipes. Éste es el Último. >> por ahÍ hay alguno, yo sí me quedo. >> b

but monks did more than just build addys and churches along the zala and always taught and they also laid out the first terraces and planted vineyards honesty forever banks of fowls of years ago. nowadays the wine growing region on the zala and on stuart is the northernmost in germany small but excellent and when the sun is shining you can understand why the region is called the tuscany of the north its main site is a technical monument a water wheel that powers a one hundred meter long system of pipes that brings brian to the graduation tower a structure used for salt production. the salt springs give the place a c.f. feel at a length of three hundred and twenty five metres this is the longest graduation tower in europe. this museum is near the town of nepa it's a reminder of a sensational archaeological find that made headlines in two thousand and two. this small bronze disk is one of the world's oldest depictions of the cosmos the sky disc is some three thousand six hundred years old. the sona observatory in kozak is even more anxious about seven thousand years old nearly seven hu

addis muÑoz, cÓmo estÁ la cuestiÓn?edina muy noche ofreciÓ una conferencia de prensa donde habla de ninel conde, de su hijo y, obviamente, de si estÁ involucrado en estas acusaciones que tachan a ninel conde de estar en relaciÓn con lavado de dinero. veamos lo que Él dice. giovanni: una sala del tribunal de superior de justicia de mÉxico tomÓ en la determinaciÓn de suspender mi rÉgimen de convivencias con mi hijo. tiene al dÍa de hoy 23 de mayo tres semanas que no veo a mi hijo. a mÍ me estÁn quitando el rÉgimen de convivencias por llegar tarde, 15 o 20 minutos, es es mi gran pecado. le faltaba una vez a ver amiga ninguna de mis obligaciones. sin embargo, del otro lado tenemos pruebas toxicolÓgicas positivas de consumo de cocaÍna, ansiolíticos. tenemos del otro lado un abandono por parte del juzgado. lo que hayan hecho o no ninel esas cuentas se las tendrÁ que dar las autoridades, pero lo que me ataÑe directamente es cuando seÑala esta misma nota que esta persona con la que tiene algÚn tipo de relaciÓn ninel pernocta en

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resilient breeds to raise them to national livestock research institute aisle are i in the theatre capital addis ababa wants to help the farmers and their chickens to adapt to the environmental changes the researchers a study in the genetic composition of the local breed they hope their methods can be used to develop stronger strain. species like chicken cattle and so on diversity he said to do roots of productivity improvement of product if we want any mouse who she can produce more eggs who grow faster which are more resistant we have to select them from a pool from a pool of diversity and this is why diversity entered the game we saw diversity there would be no breeding improvements the research center is part of the incubator age world initiative the bill and melinda gates foundation funded african chickens janetta. gainst project the aim is to tap the rich genetic diversity found in poultry to provide more options for rural poultry producers whatever it would be doing in this facility in in relation to improvement and productive it in production will trickle down to benefit the poor smallho

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jace, colby, nacy, addie. >> your presence i miss, your memory i treasure, loving you always -- >> reporter: in 2015 they welcomed fifth child trey. but things were different this time. >> she would get anxious and agitated quite easily. had a difficult time sleeping. >> reporter: they saw her o.b., who prescribed an antidepress t antidepressant. for a while things got better. but soon emily was struggling again. >> we sought help from psychiatrists, we sought help through therapists. we were doing everything that at the time i knew that i could do to help her. >> reporter: growing more desperate, emily went to an inpatient psychiatric facility where she was treated for 11 days. >> she came home feeling a little bit better. but in hindsight, it was -- it was a two-week respite. >> reporter: shortly thereafter, in the car with her father, the unimaginable happened. >> i happened to be on the phone with him at the time. i can her her in the background, hear the panic building. then i heard -- i heard her exit the vehicle. and at that point the phone dropped. >> reporter: emily ran into traffi

my name is sally mommy son of renown photojournalist muhammad or me dad was a regular commuter to addis ababa one reason was that he published the in-flight magazine of ethiopian airlines we still do. data business colleague brian todd lee checked in on november twenty third one thousand nine hundred six flight eight hundred nine six one to nairobi a saturday dad flew in first tightly in business. it was a last minute decision to take brian along he hated flight. captain lola but it takes me aboard a flight simulator. it's programmed to reenact what happened to flight eighty nine six one was anything unusual that any any premonition you had about this flight. oh it does my daughter for the day. i celebrated her birthday out tom and i came out for the flight for the beautiful day and it's guys claire. started out very nice. when we took off when the plane took a. before it even leveled out. we heard the i heard some noise coming from back and then i noticed two gentlemen running up the aisles towards the cockpit so they came into the cockpit take a moment on i mean there are three of the

marin county will sue a dozen companies for highly addi opioid medications. they're spang drug comnies to coup tax dollars they spent responding to the drug crisis. they include prescription painkillers and illegal drugs like heroin. while opioid prescription rates erdose deaths o continue to rise nationally. in california more than 2,000 people died from opioid overdoses in 2016 according to the statebl department of pc health. joining me now to discuss different strategies to tackle this crisis are dr. scott zieger, an associate professor of medicine and kqed laura kleinman and brian washington. welcome to you all. >> thk you. >> dr. steiger, let's begin with definitions. what types of drugs are categorized as opioids? >> they're dived into twomain categories, opiates which are derived from the poppy plant, so that includes things like morphine, codeine, heroin and the more generic synthetice l xycodone, fentanyl, hydromorphone, those are in the broader category of opioid. >> how do legali presions fuel this crisis? don't people need the drugs to manage the

. >> jaclyn addis is charged with stalking after she followed up one date with more than 65,000 text messages, including one that said, i want to wear your body parts and bathe in your blood. well, the man she was texting then found her in his bathtub at his home in paradise valley. prosecutors say the pair met online last year and she has been texting him nonstop. she also showed up at his workplace. needless to say, he's freaked out. >> 65,000 text messages. >> that's a lot. also, don't your thumbs get tired? is she dictating? >> i think you dictate. >> but she showed up at his workplace and claimed she was his wife. >> i hate when that happens, especially when my real wife shows up. it's a little awkward. >>> coming up, we're going to get into "the skinny," the love boat. ♪ the love boat >> and the bold move by a band to make getting concert tickets more difficult. "the skinny's" next. ♪ the love boat ifficult. "the skinny's" next. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is differ

reaching oud ining out to addi. >> the federal government estimates more than two million americans willaddiction this year. >> every day more than 115 people in america die from opioid overdoses. drugs that include heroin and prescription pain relievers as well. we are joined from the news room to explain how france's new program can help change that. >> we have heard people say the heroin situation here in san francisco is out of control. this medication which is already being used has a high success rate. it's more practical than methadone. creating a team to go on the streets is the first kind of its nation. he was homeles

reaching oud ining out to addi. >> the federal government estimates more than two million americans will suffer from opioid addiction this year. >> every day more than 115 people in america die from opioid overdoses. drugs that include heroin and prescription pain relievers as well. we are joined from the news room to explain how france's new program can help change that. >> we have heard people say the heroin situation here in san francisco is out of control. this medication which is already being used has a high success rate. it's more practical than methadone. creating a team to go on the streets is the first kind of its nation. he was homeless and addicted to heroin until a drug changed his >> i'm three and a half years clean. never looked back. i'm now a substance abuse counselor in the east bay. i attend college. i have a home and a regular life. >> the mayor wants to fund team who will go out and distribute the medication to 250 more street add diicts during a two k period. >> bring it to people where they are. get people stabilized. then they're going to be able to move into thos

shaft to about forty five kilometers southeast of the capital addis ababa. luckily the ethiopian institute of agricultural research e.i.a. are had already been experimenting with disease resistant lentils for several years with resources provided by the worldwide organization the canada. post. the new and resistant yellow lentil has been accepted into the kitchens of gimpy to . democratically or how this is using them to cook the traditional missier watt and swears by the lentil dishes healing powers. yes lentils a very healthy they're very popular. they're good for the stomach and the heart and they make you strong they have many advantages. and sure enough a lentil puree together with some traditional injera flatbread adds up to a complete meal. that. the body breaks down the protein in the grain and lentils creating essential amino acids. the amino acids created by such a lentil and grain or whole grain rice dish are exactly those nine recommended for human nutrition over the course of a day the body stores these essential amino acids yielding a balanced

tired of war and its cost so dissatisfied that a revolution might be possible also fevered dismay and addie cry for the uneasy and . they tried three times and they failed and i think they failed not because of poor tactics but because they were up against a much much stronger opposition. as a student in berlin come august became known among his fellow students for his keen intellect he was considered a leftist which drew the attention of the press in secret police. mercs completed a doctorate but his left wing ideas made it impossible to secure an academic post. only eight hundred forty two he began working for a daily newspaper in cologne the harnish outside which was critical of the press and government in berlin. monks used the newspaper to describe the desperate conditions of the working class the census bands many of his articles bus in his short tenure as the paper's editor marx helped change the face of political journalism. what it will in turn has also had a powerful impact on marx you were the newspaper editor he was forced to address the struggles faced by local farmers at the d

reaching oud ining out to addi. >> the federal government estimates more than two million americans will suffer from opioid addiction this year. >> every day more than 115 people in america die from opioid overdoses. drugs that include heroin and prescription pain relievers as well. we are joined from the news room to explain how france's new program can help change that. >> we have heard people say the heroin situation here in san francisco is out of control. this medication which is already being used has a high success rate. it's more practical than methadone. creating a team to go on the streets is the first kind of its nation. he was homeless and addicted to heroin until a drug changed his life. >> i'm three and a half years clean. never looked back. i'm now a substance abuse counselor in the east bay. i attend college. i have a home and a regular life. >> the mayor wants to fund team who will go out and distribute the medication to 250 more street add diicts during a two k period. >> bring it to people where they are. get people stabilized. then they're going to be able to move int

the '80s every state wanted to pass gambling laws but they ended up with empty casinos and people addid to gambling. >> i don't think it's a good reason to legalize anything so the government can tax it. at your funeral they don't send flowers. they send the irs. they tax you on the way out. i coined the phrase everyone has the right to relief. it's about the human right to feel better in a very difficult world. >> martha: commencement. >> our planet is warming with devastating consequences. like the students of parkland florida who refused to be silent about the epidemic of gun violence and fearless like those who fight for the rights of immigrants and could our only hopeful future embraces all who want to attribute. >> martha: so surprising? >> this is what you expect. you get all of the liberal assumptions. the purchase commencement speaker is like the human version of my pillow. soft and round and no sharp edges. they see you as a risk or dangerous. they tell you to follow your dreams. that's a bad idea. what if you have terrible dreams? they say never give up. you know who never g

my name is jeanette addy, and i am here to provide the award committee. the featured the pill peen owe culture, various type of -- filipino dances, food, and exhibits, so i'm here to introduce to you the president of a.p.e., al perez. >> thank you, jeannie. good morning, everyone. my name is al perez, and i'm so proud to be here to represent the pistahan parade and festival. i'm here joined by genevieve, who is the festival director, and john who is the parade director. the pistahan is definitely a labor of love, and i cannot do it alone, so i really thank them for their support. for 25 years, the annual pistahan parade and festival has showcased the best in art, dance, and food in yerba buena gardens in the heart of san francisco. this year, the pistahan parade kicks off the event on may 11th. it marchs along from civic center to yerba buena gardens. the two day celebration of food, culture and cuisine will be held on may 11 and 12. the festival will feature the popular balut eating contest, artists and merchandise from local antre e pinoys. the pistahan

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addy was interested, but not sarah. it took them a while to convince sarah to join the union. the three knew there would be no possibility for the union to take place without sarah joining and agreeing to this. they took a page from jane austen's "pride and prejudice." in that novel, when elizabeth bennett first turned down the marriage proposal from mr. darcy. until, one day, she visited his estate and she talked to the servants and everything. she realized she made a mistake and maybe he is a very good master. looking at the house, how well-managed it was, the good taste and furniture. the twins did the same thing. when sarah was not interested -- she was freaking out a little about this thing, a turn-off. then, the twins threw a quilting party. they invited all the women in the neighborhood and the neighboring county. they had a feast. i should emphasize that these men are very smart, they are great entertainers. after traveling on the road for a decade, they had entertaining skills. they would entertain the guests and that impressed sarah. that is when she said, this is no

addis will be in court next week. >>> time is 6:06. fremont police have recovered the body found in the marshlands. the decomposing male body was still clothed when it was discovered yesterday by a hiker. officials with the coroner's bureau used a drone and specialized boat to find and recover the body. >>> a nigerian woman has filed a discrimination lawsuit against united airlines after being kicked off a flight because someone complained she had pungent odor. it happened on a flight change in houston back into 16 when she was traveling with her kids. a man business class told the flight crew that she smelled. she was put on another plane five hours later. >>> facebook is planning to expand its presence in san francisco in a very big way. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the company is expected to lease all of the office space on howard street. the new building has 750,000 square feet of office space over 43 floors, this is video from the property management company jll which declined to comment on the report. facebook will now h

to addy we are here another stone to the edifice all pray willwe ensure lasting peace to mankind fromete and general disarmament. host: from july 1968. elizabeth. theabeth: we saw lbj in clip and mark was right to point out that, because of vietnam we tend to remember lbj in that way. but he was a person who did so many other things as well, he advanced civil rights more than any other president since abraham lincoln, he danced to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. those were major compliments that changed our world. host: charlie joins us from new york. in the late 1970's, i was assigned to the second armored cavalry regiment. we guarded the, border between east-west germany and czechoslovakia. and a couple of hundred feet into czechoslovakia there was an apple tree. and i was picking apples, i was walking back to our lines, i heard movement behind me. it was an eight man czechoslovakia and army patrol. and all they did was smile and wave. ng we would give them hot coffee. they would give us hot soup worried we got along very well with the soldiers of the czechoslovakian army. the:

tsege, has been freed. at his family home in the capital addis ababa. and he was sentenced to death inli as a stop—gap prime minister. in profits this year. stand—alone stores this year. receive training on how to avoid racial bias. in a branch while waiting for a business meeting. and in pr terms how big is this for starbucks? starbucks? happened and want to make sure this doesn‘t happen again. doesn‘t happen again. time so they can give this unconscious bias training to staff. unconscious bias training to staff. they want to deal with the backlash. their phones as there are inevitably would be. would be. anything from the store either so there was a head of steam building. there was a head of steam building. starbucks have to be seen to be doing something. doing something. matters and so they are trying to make sure this doesn‘t happen again. make sure this doesn‘t happen again. and they will lose. scheme of things closing in the afternoon... afternoon... how many cups of coffee are we talking about? are we talking about? something like up to 4 million, something like that. something