buenos dÍas, addis.dios y tÚ que me madrugas. pero, estamos aquÍ ensayando y aprovechamos. pero quÉ buena tÚ que te levantaste tan temprano. addis: nosotros siempre despertamos a amÉrica, pero tÚ estuviste en telenovelas icÓnicas, con temperamento de fuerza cuando eras muy jÓvenes. fabiola: sÍ, me encanta sacarlo en escenas fuertes. me gustan los personajes complejos y fuertes, no con el clichÉ de la buena, creo que ese tiempo ya pasÓ y conmigo no va. addis: quiero decirte que tengo la duda, quÉ tan cierto es que en su momento a ti te molestÓ o gÉnero problema la boca tan sexy que tienes? cuÉntanos. fabiola: sÍ, es verdad había personajes o casting en los cuales no entraba por el tipo de boca que tengo, que la amo, que yo jamÁs he dejado que nadie, la critique, pues sÍ, que no puedo parar eso. addis: quÉ tiene tu boca? porque los caballeros de "despierta amÉrica" dirÁn que es muy sexy. quÉ tiene? fabiola sÍ, es que es muy sensual. addis: la sexualidad ha sido problema para ti, fabiola guajardo? fabiola:

buenos dÍas, addis. addis: quÉ tal queridos amigos, buenos dÍas desde tijuana, mÉxico.sotros no podemos ver el telÉfono del marido y ella se da cuenta y cuando vemos su programa, a veces sabemos que ellos siempre esconden algo. lizbeth: ivÁn. te ofrezco $500 y me deja el celular tu celular, aceptas el reto? >> te aceptas el reto de que te revisen el celular, y entonces corres el riesgo. >> quÉ estÁs haciendo? estoy en mi casa sola. lizbeth: no voy a publicar ningÚn contenido de nadie que no quiera ser expuesto. les explicÓ la dinÁmica en un principio, yo estima, acepta muy seguros de sÍ mismos. >> a una amiga la querÍa para ir a un mandato y hacer un trabajo. >> yo creo que es verdad porque se ven la expresiÓn de las personas que les duele, que se molestan, se enojan, los golpean, se golpean, se van todos tristes, pero pues ni modo, asÍ es la vida. addis: de maestra de teatro a celebridad de las redes. a lizbeth la fama le sorprendiÓ sorprendiendo. lizbeth: yo soÑaba con ser actriz, crecÍ en una familia de las novelas, las de las 6:00 p.m. una de las 7:00 p.m., la de la

addis: a partir de aquÍ la historia se corrige. bueno y si no quieren creer, ni modo. [canta] addis:"la primogÉnita, cuando la sangre grita". amigos, omar, quÉ les parece? es una exclusiva revelada 24 aÑos despuÉs. juan gabriel se realizÓ una segunda prueba de adn con gabriela y la madre de gabriela, en decir los tres factores comprobando un 99,99% esta prueba fue cerrada lejos de todo medio y ahora es cuando se revela el porquÉ estaba tan segura de que era hija biolÓgica de juan gabriel. carlos: se cambia la historia a partir de esto. si uno se mete a las redes sociales, al internet, a donde usted quiera viene la historia de estos dos exÁmenes que ahora vemos que no fue uno malo y uno bueno que se confirma mÉxico. asÍ que muchas pÁginas de internet tendrá que cambiar su informaciÓn el dÍa de hoy. karla: tengo una duda, a partir de este resultado quÉ va a pasar? quÉ va a pedir ella? addis:bueno, este resultado se diÓ a conocer en el 96, en el siguiente capÍtulo hablaremos de porquÉ muchas cosas, ella entro a casa de su padre justo

that's pretty cool >> addy says the level of his clotting factor rose0 to 1 to 12% from close to zero. a few wees ago it was up to 50%. >>s gn up to 147 at one point. >> he no longer has to have we're just tinkled pink. so happy and so happy for hime thatoesn't have to take shots anymore. >> gene therapies could mark a transformation in how to treat the disease. >> the hope is with gene therapy that we can geteople to that place where mophilai is not something they wake up in the mohiing and tnk about first thing. >> how long will the treatment last and how much will it cost? >> gene therapy is a one-time treatment. it's a different paradigm than typically seen in the pharmaceutical industry today. to ypical therapy can range more than $1 million per patient per year. >> trying toigure out how to capture that value, prices we typically hearn the order of about $1 million for a patient. >> $1 million drug might raise eyebrows and political backlash but to james addy, it's reasonable. >>s an insurance company, i would think it would be a good deal for them. >> and if it results in a bet

addis?. es la versiÓn hasta el momento. cada quien tendrÁ su propia opiniÓn. karla:y aparentemente este seÑor estaba a cargo de una hortaliza si no estoy equivocada. y todo lo que pudo recoger en este caso. addis: es un rancho muy bonito. muy bien arreglado y don pablo se encuentra bastante delicado de salud. Íbamos a situaciones legales que ponen muy vulnerable a silvia urquidi, ella legalmente es propietaria de unas 6 casas que juan gabriel le dio de encargada. es un tema que estÁ siendo mÁs del conflicto Íbamos a ver lo que dice el abogado de junior de que habla de que ivÁn y junior podrÍan unirse precisamente contra silvia. en exclusiva para "despierta amÉrica" el asesor legal de alberto aguilera junior advierte que silvia estÁ a un paso de pisar la cÁrcel. >>es despojo con agravio, robo porque no sabemos quÉ falta dentro de las pertenencia particulares. addis: a la muerte de juan gabriel silvia presto asumiÓ la casa, dos aÑos despuÉs ella como propietaria legal cambiar las cerraduras al

ahora sÍ estÁ lista nuestra addis. muy buenos dÍas, guapa! addis: un gusto saludarles. esta revistade esta forma. addis: con el paso del tiempo se confirma los rumores pero cuando se habla de una preferencia sexual son temas muy Álgidos. ademÁs de esto quiero platicarles de que ayer estuvimos en un evento en donde juan osorio platicÓ con nosotros de que tiene una noticia muy fuerte. estÁ dejando la producciÓn de la telenovela "mi marido tiene mÁs familia" por una razÓn y esa razón es la salud. >> es un gesto muy lindo de amor que irina z tu vuelo -- se haya hecho un tatuaje como tÚ. >> este es un tatuaje que se hizo irina en cuestiÓn de significado mÁs que de pareja, de que nos gustÓ a los dos este sÍmbolo maya es por eso que nos lo hicimos. >> la revista nueva dijo que irina te habÍa obligado a poner fotos-- >> tÚ crees que la revista va a saber mÁs que nosotros? evidentemente no, lo que pase en nuestra relaciÓn no lo vamos a ventilar. estamos felices de la vida. gracias por preocuparse pero son cosas de adentro. >> estÁs contenta? irina: sÍ, estoy contenta y feliz. ad

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i'm christine one don't welcome one of the anstice to that question is visible in the capital addis ababa the city has seen an influx of more than two million people in the past twenty is and the meaning its size has almost doubled but infrastructure like housing and schools and the number of jobs on offer have not grown according to the result children many of them a forced to live on the streets here's a report my colleague funny compiled. over the youngest children even six years old they spoil is begging for anything just to survive he sniffing glue it beats the pain of hunger. a common sight in the capital's main square. they try to escape poverty in the countryside or problems within their families but very often these children are somebody's parents to be able hoping they may find a job and become a source of income ever being here on their own young and vulnerable they face new difficulties the last official survey put their numbers in the capital at twelve thousand but that was almost a decade ago many n.g.o.s believe today's figures are much higher one of them retrack provides t

addis: un gusto verlos.ra. empezÓ a llover, bendito dios no venÍan mÁs carros, se lastimÓ una pierna pero estarÁ bien. no fue muy grave pero o lo mÁs difÍcil creo que de todo fue que entrÓ en un estado de shock, estaba muy nerviosa. ahora estÁ un poco más tranquila. les encargamos sus oraciones y sus buenas vibras . simplemente para informar que fue lo que pasÓ y se les quiere mucho de parte de jesÚs. addis: quiero platicarles que muy temprano estaba platicando con su hermana, la hermana de mayeli, que decÍa que ella misma hablÓ con la familia que si sabÍan algo de un accidente que estÉn tranquilos , que sÓlo era una molestia. eso dejÓ muy tranquila a la familia. quiero platicarles tambiÉn de que mÁs adelante tendremos más informaciÓn sobre romances y tenemos una nota sobre ana bÁrbara, nos está platicando de que tiene un nuevo amor aunque no quiere dar detalles. escuchemos lo que dijo. son la comidilla, el escÁndalo cuando cupido distingue de compromisos y flecha a ojos cerrados, entra directo a la caldera,

but her mother was known as addie among other things was one of only three black women who went to europe during world war i with the black troops all of these hundreds of white women who went now that we would think of the uso so they would have a place to unwind but for those three black women but talk about the treatment of black soldiers during world war i but i also want to mention and her particular job at the naacp was to go to the south that was so dominant the black community was subdued and she would travel these towns by herself and give these rousing speeches to get people feeling they could do something in the face of the kkk intimidation she was well aware of the dangers but nevertheless believed in the work and travel in what we know quite unafraid she did leave the naacp to become a field secretary the they began to feel mistreated as the only woman who did this field work at the time so it was gender as well as race. so she is a gray and accomplished woman because at the time she started out she was pushed aside that now someone who was largely forgotten to find a compila

two that were killed are servicemembers and four civilians with dozen addi p ckthe deadliest in syria since the troops arrived four years ago. >>> a man with ties the bear area are among those killed in the attack and can you with al- qaeda bursting into the hotel and shopping complex in nairobi killing at least 21 people. one was jason spindler from san francisco, the ceo of the tech investment firm. long before starting his own company he worked at the world trade center in new york and survived 911 because he was late to work that day. jason would have turned 41 on monday. >>> a new threat by the oakland teachers and a major disruption is planned this week unless the demands are met.is do a bit on this thursday morning. we are keeping an eye on things with the wind continuing to blow, when we come back. day -- today los angeles teachers and school district officials are going back to the bargaining table.. fice of mayor >>> as the walkouts are entering the fourth day in los angeles, teachers and school district officials go back to the bargaining table. >> both sides have agreed to

my name is sally mommy son of renowned 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 nine hundred ninety 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 flying. 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 other than in any premonition you had about this flight. now it does my daughter started the day. i celebrated her birthday i tom and i came out for the flight to the beautiful day sun it's guys claire. started out very nice. when we took off when the plane took. off. 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 to towards the cockpit so they came into the cockpit take a moment on i mean there are t

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like to just show you this crop just here the person the farmer who has this is somebody who lives in addis ababa not following their crop closely what we call an investor they come perhaps once a year to look at their crops now the result of that is that we have a lot of things we need this is called i said grass weed it's called asking garbo literally means no bread what we need is more of the mentality of the pharma rather than the investor people who are committed to growing crops following their crops having that competitive instinct wanting to find something which increases the production. yeah well. one of the things they're very keen on these people who are having export crops in order to increase the fight exchanged now we have gone down that route i mean were we to save imports. which varieties this was i am of the government. is really in. yeah yes sir yes like a and look be there ready now. and there are those almost ready so a few can come on wednesday and. thursday night you come that's good and also us good good i think that's very nice no problem with that and that's good mi

high level political changes mean for ordinary women the ws from official reports from the capital addis ababa. this campus could be anywhere in the world but this is if you and something here is strikingly different. in this time lucky to be here at the university because most girls in ethiopia do not have access to university like this you know you need to look at that and not dealing and if yes well that's because most girls don't even make it to secondary schools hard to believe given the fact that if the opium made headlines when they was named the country's first female president and there are more women in politics. in the countryside where most ethiopians live there men are still confined to traditional roles the opportunities for women are limited it's all about baldur is set in families influenced by culture and tradition here in the village it's still men who dominate the life of women i see girls coming home from elementary school and ask them about their goals as a doctor. so each or engineer the almost all children go to primary school these days only thirty percent of girl

the person the farmer who has this is somebody who lives in addis ababa not following their crop closely what we call an investor they come perhaps once a year to look at their crops the result of that is that we have a lot of this week this is called i said grass we it's called asking dabo literally means no bread what we need is more of the mentality of the pharma rather than the investor people who are committed to growing crops following their crops having that competitive instinct wanting to find something which increases the production. that. is. one of the things they're very keen on these people who are having export crops in order to increase prices change now we haven't gone down that route i mean were we to save imports. which varieties this was you know i am of the government of. israel yeah. yeah so. yes ok and look be there ready now and there those are almost ready so a few can come on wednesday and. thursday night you come that's good and also your good good i think that's very nice no problem with that and that's good million issue. it's. for sarah willis. joining her ow

my name is sally mommy son of renowned 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 nine hundred ninety 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 flying. 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 other than in any premonition you had about this right. now it does my daughter started the day. i celebrated her birthday i 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. off. 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 th

al-jazeera had addie. coming out. migrants and refugees facing an uncertain future on the mediterranean island of cyprus and bound from talent to capitaine attack are scientists hoping to learn more about climate change and the future of the planet. we've got more flooding rains into northeastern parts of australia and all the areas of queensland still struggling with the heavy downpours now the weather system bringing some rain down towards the south while the more welcome here ahead of this weather system it stays very hot adelaide and melbourne still getting well up into the thirty's and in tasmania we are still having some problems with major wildfire still burning away at least ten of those five still well out of control said the battle does continue but we should see somewhat cooler weather grassy pushing in as we head towards the weekend for wednesday temperature is thirty six thirty seven for adelaide and also for melbourne they're just further north if you downpours continuing more flooding rains coming back

addie. is the founder of geo markets africa and he says the attack is an attempt by al-shabaab to restore its prominence in the region. al-shabaab conducted this operation in nairobi in order to restore credibility and prominence to that as long as a militant group that had been on serious defensive operations inside somalia due to aggressive foreign an african union military operations degrading them over the last several years and remember that kenyan defense forces have been operating in somalia since two thousand and eleven so here we are eight years later and al shabaab is only now trying to persuade kenyan defense forces to withdraw but on the other hand the african union mission in somalia has tried to press for a drawdown in military operations in small area and some have even gone so far as saying that there should be a drawdown by july of this year kenyan defense forces on the other hand have said let's hold on a little bit let's not make a premature withdrawal from smaller until w

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my name is sally mommy son of renowned 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 nine hundred ninety 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 flying. captain lola but it takes me aboard a flight simulator. it's programmed to reenact what happened to flight eight hundred six one was anything unusual that any any premonition you had about this flight. now it does my daughter for the day. i celebrate the birth of the tom and i cannot for the flight to the beautiful day sun 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 them t

literally, people -- we went to a movie theater one time and she literally -- a a girl came up and said, addieas her. and she was like, "yeah, sure, i'll take it." [ laughter ]>> immy: oh, my god. >> it's funny because -- >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> because, you know, i will iz get reco but she is on a a different level. and people, just, think she's like my mom which is hilarious. [ laughter ] and i'm like, "if only you knew." >> jimmy: "if only you knew who that was." yeah. >> yeah. t>> jimmy: and she inspirs dress? >> this is her bridal dress. like, her bridal shor dress. [ audience aws ] aw, yeah. [ laughter ] - jimmy: how did you end i don't -- >> okay, she -- i'm basically ke her daughter. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so she's always wanted to, like, dress up her daughter and just, like, put her in different, like, cool clothes. and this fit like a glove and she's like, "this is epic." and she literally, i've ver seen her turn into a stage mom like that before. [ light laughter ] she literay was on her -- she was like this, she was like, "okay, from the side, to the back.s, " like, she ike, takin

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