esta adriana. de beltrÁn con escobar que no llega furch. adriana: falta el gol.l chicharito y ustari se van hablando. por ahora 1 a 0 favor de la mls. adriana: hablamos de lo que significÓ el encuentro de vela. nos decÍa de volver a jugar junto al chicharito. veamos cÓmo van los nÚmeros, las estadÍsticas. miren la diferencia. diez disparos en comparaciÓn a 3. a puerta 5 por uno. pero ha sido mÁs efectivo la mls con el gol del triunfo parcial. diego: la liga mx mÁs profundo. el equipo generÓ mejor el juego, a veces un partido de transiciÓn. obviamente tuvo mÁs oportunidades para marcar. adriana: vamos contigo michele. michele: tuvimos oportunidad de hablar cuando terminÓ el primer tiempo y nos decÍa que encantÓ la intensidad con que su equipo comenzÓ el partido. pero no le gustÓ la manera en que liga mx los hizo retrasar y les emparejÓ el partido. ambos tÉcnicos anunciaron ya que vendrÁn cambios. preparen las anotaciones. adriana: a quiÉn quieren ver en el segundo tiempo? marcelo: a ruidiaz. fidalgo, otro muchacho... diego: nadie colorado. marcelo: yo. [risas] adr

adriana diaz will start us off from chicago. adriana. >> reporter: good evening, norah, so many borrowers rushed to find out their information, the providers were overwhelmed. the president said his plan will help, quote, fix a badly broken system. >> my campaign for president i made a commitment to provide student debt relief. i'm honoring that today. >> reporter: the words 45 million with federal student loan debt were waiting for. with today's announcement, government is forgiving $10,000 in federal loans for anybody earning less than $125,000 a year. 20,000 for those with pell grants for low income students. federal undergraduate loans will have repayments capped at 5% of monthly income and pandemic's pause will extend to end of the year. that temporary extension allowed dara zucker to pay for her father's funeral. she owes about $39,000. >> if i didn't have the money to set aside, wouldn't have been able to bury him. >> reporter: says she's grateful for $10,000 relief, but says it does not address high interest holding borr

adriana diaz, thank you. tonight, a flash flood warning has been issued for parts of mississippi after torrential rains caused evacuations, closed roadways, and forced water rescues. the national weather service warns that more downpours are possible over the next couple of days. the weather channel's justin michaels is in brandon, mis. >> reporter: a retirement community in brandon, mis, was under water today. firefighters carefully led residents to safety through knee-high water after it poured into the peach tree village, trapping the senior citizens who live there. days of torrential rain are pushing cities across the south to their limit. a flash flood warning is in effect for parts of mississippi tonight. >> we've never seen a flood like this before, and all i could think of is what am i going to do to try to keep it from getting any further damage in my house. >> reporter: dave and ovis crum just moved in two months ago, after their home of 34 years burned down. now they're facing costly damage from th

cbs' adriana diaz has all the details.s, the critics tonight on the cost, and why it doesn't address the problem, or, for some, go far enough. nearly two dozen killed in ukraine after russian rockets strike a train station. cbs' debora patta is in kyiv, tonight, where the world is marking six months of war. the new move tonight by the federal government to get untraceable ghost guns off the streets. cbs' jeff pegues shows us why these guns are so dangerous. >> reporter: this is a ghost gun. it's something that can be produced on a printer, that you can get for less than $200. >> o'donnell: and, we've all heard about the summer slump. but, what impact did the pandemic have on america's school children? the startling details, with cbs' meg oliver. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. tonight, president biden offers relief for millions of americans burdened with feder

here is adriana diaz. >> reporter: teachers nationwide cramming ahead of back to school, but not allie veatch from columbia, missouri. you taught what grade? >> mainly ninth. >> reporter: what was the mental age of the kids in the class? >> most hadn't had a normal year since sixth grade so probably 11, 12. we were all in survival mode and i couldn't last any longer in that mental state. >> reporter: nearly 300,000 public school educators have left the profession since the start of the pandemic. in fort dumb walt, missouri, the superintendent says that's due to burnout, pay and baby boomers retiring. are you competing with other school districts for applicants? >> absolutely we are. just selling your school district, our teachers very often sing our praises. >> reporter: superintendent, are you selling your school right now to potential teachers watching this interview? >> oh, yeah, always. >> reporter: missouri starts teachers at $25,000 a year. to help recruit the state passed a temporary pay bump. it also increased pay for substitute teachers and lowered their requirements and allow

during her time, adriana has been able to finish school as a certified nursing assistant and has startedlactation specialist. >> working here has changed my life. working on training skills. worked on a really great resume. building and training other girls. if i did it, you can do it too. >> this begins our parenting program. our mamas and dads can come and do education. parenting classes, earn points while they do it. they'll come in, they'll watch a video. with those points they'll get, like, 48 diapers, a package of wipes, and four outfits. then if they needed, like, formula or food, we don't use points for those. some of our clients have never had to buy diapers at all. isn't that the best? >> reporter: brooke tried out the parenting program once but didn't feel like it was for her. >> we've always been unmedicated, without insurance, so with the girls it rolled over. >> reporter: she and billy did realize they needed a plan for the future. >> the next day he called me at work, "what if i join the air force?" >> reporter: >> reporter: billy enlisted and he and brooke got married. he

. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news," from chicago with adriana diaz. >>> tonight we have new reporting on the government documents seized from former president donald trump's residence at mar-a-lago. cbs news learned a lawyer from trump certified in writing all classified materials had been removed from mar-a-lago after june 3rd meeting with justice department officials. but officials familiar with how the documents were being stored told investigators about their existence at the private residence. democrats now want a classified briefing from the director of national intelligence. the latest from washington. >> reporter: this sounds like something out of a spy novel. espionage act outlaws holding on to national security information that could potentially harm the u.s. or help foreign adversaries without authorization, and this investigation is unprecedented. cbs news has learned that one of former president trump's lawyers affirmed in writing in june that all classified documents had been removed from mar-a-lago. yet a newly unsealed warrant reveals fbi agents removed 20-pl

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adriana joins us now from islamabad. how do you feel, adriana!at 1000 metres, finally had a show yesterday for the first time in a few months. —— a shower yesterday. in great, this is the third 8000 metre and seven and 8000 metre in four months i have done so nice to have a bed. irate metre in four months i have done so nice to have a bed.— nice to have a bed. we have 'ust been looking �* nice to have a bed. we have 'ust been looking at i nice to have a bed. we have 'ust been looking at the i nice to have a bed. we have 'ust been looking at the clips i nice to have a bed. we have just been looking at the clips and i been looking at the clips and pictures of the queues at the top, people will find that astonishing that somewhere like that will have a queue of people wanting to reach the summit. how did you find it to be, because there were warnings? yes. because there were warnings? yes, before the cake _ because there were warnings? yes, before the cake to _ because there were warnings? ye: before the cake to exhibition, we knew it was going to b

. >>> marÍa adriana es dueÑa de (hablan en inglÉs) en sane josÉ dice que fue una beneficiada con estas del condado aprobÓ 2.4 millones de dÓlares del programa de subvenciones del covid-19 para micronegocios de california para ayudar a las pequeÑas empresas. >>> pueden ingresar en (hablan en inglÉs) >>> segÚn informaciÓn compartida por los responsable del programa hasta la fecha se entregaron mÁs de 500 subvenciones y quedan 300 mÁs disponibles que deben otorgarse hasta fin de aÑo. >>> los pequeÑos negocios tienen plazo para pedir ayuda, la oficina del defensor de california otorgÓ fondos para los pequeÑos negocios de los condados alameda, contracosta y el dorodo, para negocios con medos de 5 empleados. >>> hasta el sÁbado 13 de agosto la cÁmara de comercio realizarÁ un evento para hacer conexiones de negocios. >>> aquÍ encontraron recursos empresariales. >>> los invito a todos que quieran participar, es gratis. >>> si usted quiere participar tiene que ir al 1001 de la calle broadway y registrarse con el cÓdigo sb g 22. tomele una foto a la pantalla por si quiere participar. >>> el pri

meters high on yeah. prime minister shabbos sheriff inspected the damage in some of the worst hit adriana, and dropped relief packages for people. his government as calling it the humanitarian disaster caused by climate change. but often, in se corruption and poor planning have made a bad situation. worse we spoke to ideal shiraz of care international in pakistan and asked him about the scale of the crisis. the situation bug son is extremely tall for like kid, the provinces are extremely like no suffering from this flood situation. but notice on and sin rollin says, our hogshead from this m a n c. but recently lost one. we keep the keep rollins and some bar. so fun job, especially the southern ben job. cities are also affected from this flood and div by they, the situation is getting extreme me worse because more and more brains and flooding is coming. and it probably will still continue for another like 10 days to 2 weeks and situation even when get worse in coming did turn it out to some other stories. making headlines right now. they swayed for people were killed as rival groups exchan

hit adriana and dropped relief packages for people. yeah, his government is calling it the humanitarian disaster caused by climate change. but open and say corruption and poor planning have made a bad situation worse. the un says millions of tons of grains still need to be cleared from ukrainian silos to make room for the new harvest shipments resumed through the black sea. earlier this month after deal brokered by turkey lifted a russian blockade. the flow of grain has helped ease food prices, but exports so far are down by half compared to the same period. last year the debris correspondent mathias bellinger is in keith mathias. why is it proving so difficult to get the grain out of ukraine despite the deal broken by turkey? look, the deal for sees that ships that will say will sail into the ukrainian ports, get loaded, and then leave the ports again and just before the war. there were like something like 5 ships per day. that's that we're leaving these 3 ports are plus they also ports they're not operating right now. like the port o

. >> el café es una de las mejores partes de las mañanas de adriana. >> me encanta el olor, el saborue las personas que no lo toman, en parte porque el café es rico en antioxidantes, pero entonces, cuánto café es ddemasiado?. >> en general, según la administración de alimentos y medicamentos de eeuu (fda siglas en inglés) las personas, en promedio pueden consumir de forma segura hasta a 400 mg de cafeína al día, la cantidad detres a cinco tazas de café de ocho onzas >> si tienes sensibilidad a la cafeína, lo mejor es consultar a tu médico, pone atención siempre tu cuerpo >> si tu corazón late más rápido que lo normal y si te sientes tembloroso y nervioso, probablemente es momento de dejarlo >> en general, el café puede ser bueno para ti, pero es menos saludable cuando lo tomas con aditivos como crema y azúcar >> presta atención a las calorías, por ejemplo poner dos onzas de leche entera a cada una de las tasas, te brinda 38 calorías y 2 g de grasa, por cada cuchara de azúcar estas consumiendo 16 calorías >> también la cafeína puede permanecer en tu cuerpo por mucho tiempo, así que tr

fighting the teacher shortage, cbs's adriana diaz looks at schools offering things like a four-day work week to get educators back in the classroom.

cbs' adriana diaz has all the details.'t address the problem, or, for some, go far enough. nearly two dozen killed in ukraine after russian rockets strike a train station. cbs' debora patta is in kyiv, tonight, where the world is marking six months of war. the new move tonight by the federal government to get untraceable t

cbs' adriana diaz has all the details. plus the critics tonight on the cost and why it doesn't address the problem, or for some, go far enough. nearly two dozen killed in ukraine after russian rockets strike a train station. cbs' debora patta is in kyiv. tonight, where the world is marking six months of war.

adriana diaz is off. tonight an even more dangerous phase of russia's invasion of ukraine is taking hold as the war stretches beyond the half year mark. with artillery hitting uncomfortably close to nuclear reactors. the fate of europe's largest nuclear power plant is on the line as both ukraine and russia wrestle for its control. debora patta reads our reporting. >> reporter: the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has turned into a deadly front line, two days after it was disconnected for the first time ever. for more than 24 hours, this past week, the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was operating on backup diesel generators. >> this one step. >> reporter: the energy minister told cbs news that if the backup generators fail, it would set in motion a chain reaction. a constant electricity supply is critical for cooling down spent nuclear fuel and avoiding a disastrous meltdown. >> so we have for probably one hour and a half, two hours, before the reaction started inside the unit. >> so we narrowly escaped

adriana diaz is in chicago keeping track of the higher prices and the way some organizations are trying reporter: and lots of parents can already tell this back to school season is one of the most expensive on record. to give you a sense, according to data weave, which tracks consumer pricing, notebooks and folders are up the most, nearly 32% more expensive than last year. and backpacks are up 12%, costing roughly $70 on average. that is driving parents to get creative this back to school season. this is back to school excitement, and these chicago kids are getting free school supplies to get ready. the nonprofit back to school america gave out more than 8,000 supply kits wednesday. >> people are telling me that have lost their jobs, their home situation has changed, they've lost their home. >> reporter: ceo matt kurtzman says the need for the kits and the cost to create them has never been greater. what single product has gone up most in price? >> paper is the one product that is costing us the most money. >> reporter: that's one reason their price for supplies has jumped 10%. >> the p

cbs's adriana diaz looks at schools offering things like a four-day work week to get educators back in

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historical moment to better see what is happening there. cap in a steel helmet, who was also called adrianahe commander of the most combat-capable unit of the unr troops of the sich riflemen, and somewhere behind stands vitovskyi , the state secretary of military affairs of the zunr the head of the zunr foreign affairs secretariat from tsegel then drew attention to the fact that the representatives of the directory were mostly atheists or agnostics. he was surprised that as soon as the prayer began, vynnychenko turned around and grimaced with impatience, but suddenly the trumpet sounded and everything fell silent. the most important moment of the celebration of the universal's announcement of unification came the ukrainian people's republic of ukraine and the ukrainian people's republic of ukraine merged into a single one merged for centuries separated from each other part of the united ukraine western ukrainian people's republic galicia bukovyna igorsk ukraine and naddnipryanska great ukraine resounds on the sofia maidan on special tribunes at the four corners of the square there are some

this afternoon, investigators tamed up with a family of adriana casa, to hold out flyers asking for help in solving the 2016 case, he was 17 when he got a text message alerting them to come outside, and police say when he did, he was killed in a hail of bullets from an automatic weapon. his family says he was not involved in a den, and he was dedicated to school and basketball, his mother helps someone has information that could lead to justice for her son. >> i'm his mother, and as i set out there earlier, i will fight for him in death as well as i did while he was alive. and if i continue to bring awareness to the unsolved homicides, maybe other cases may get solved. it's not just about my son. also, it's about other mothers and fathers. i want them to see that they can stand and never give up. >> the flyers were distributed near the corner of grove and baker street, that is where the shooting happened and anyone with information is asked to call the san francisco police department. >>> united farmworkers are protesting all month long, marching across california. making sure that their

adriana diaz is off. i'm mark strassmann.onight in washington the senate's working in a rare weekend session and has started to vote on a sfraulg climate and health care bill. it's a scaled down version of the democrat's build back better bill. passing it would continue a week of wins president biden has desperately needed. red hot jobs numbers, cooling grand prixs, kansas voting down abortion rights restrictions. natalie brand at the white house where there is also good news about the president's health. >> reporter: mark, the president has tested negative for covid following his rebound case. he is monitoring developments from here. senators are expected to pull in an all-nighter and could have this wrapped up by monday in what would be a major legislative victory for democrats. senators scrambled into a rare saturday session gearing up for a weekend of debate on democrats' breakthrough budget bill they say will lower energy and health care costs. >> this is an historic day. >> reporter: title d inflation reduction act and

. >> reporter: jaden's mom, adriana, doesn't let him use his microphone to talk to other players, but jaden hears a lot of offensive, sexually explicit, even racist language. >> you've heard the n word? >> mm-hmm. >> like one time or lots of times? >> all the time. all the time. >> reporter: we heard it in a game called "gun raiders," not p created by meta but available in the quest website. >> back the [ bleep ] up. >> reporter: it's the content but also the impact from immersion that has child advocates concerned. >> the meta vefrs is the new wild wild west for kids. millions of kids across the country and around the world are using these headsets. they could be exposed to all sorts of hateful content, violent content, sexual content, and you just see them with their little glasses on and you have no idea what they're doing. >> reporter: the company behind gun raiders told us "while not a typical player experience in gun raiders, we are aware that issues like this do happen in our game today. we are continually deploying new moderation features." the makers of gorilla tag did not re

jaden's mom adriana doesn't let him use his microphone to talk to other players, but jaden here's lotslicit language. >> do you hear the n-word? >> all the time. >> reporter: we heard the word while playing. it is the content that has advocates concerned. >> millions of kids across the u.s. and the world are using these headsets. they could be exposed to all sorts of hateful content, violent content, sexual content. you just see them with their little glasses on. you have no idea what they are doing. >> reporter: the company told us that while this is not a typical experience while playing gun raiders, we are aware that this can happen. we are deploying new moderation features. the makers of guerrilla quest did not respond to our requests for comment. >> did it concern you, what they heard? >> i know that i can't prevent him from playing these games, so i would rather approach this issue through communication. >> reporter: quest devices are not intended for children younger than 13, and there are also parental controls for adults, according to the company. last year, the researcher ent

. >> reporter: as we watched him playing we heard very young voices jaden's mom, adriana, doesn't let him use his microphone to talk to other players, but jaden hears a lot of offensive, sexually explicit even racist language you've heard the n word? >> mm-hmm inasmuch. >> like one time or lots of times? >> all the time. >> reporter: we heard it in a game called gun raiders not created by meta but available in the quest headset. it's the content but also the impact from immersion that has child advocates concerned. >> the metaverse is the new wild wild west for kids millions of kids across the country and around the world are using these head sets. they could be exposed to all sorts of hateful content, violent content, sexual content. and you just see them with their little glasses on and you have have no idea what they're doing. >> reporter: the company behind gun raiders told us while not a typical player experience in gun raiders we are aware that issues like this do happen in our game today. we are continually deploying new moderation features. the makers of gorilla tag did not re

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adriana diaz will show us some ways you can say. > >> sammy ramsey, dr. boggs, is with us in studio to share tips on how we can stop an invasive moth like species that is threatening our trees and fruit. fruit. it's very pretty but also also not a good thing. > >> we'll see you at 7:00, gianna gianna feared that is about 15 minutes from now. >> looks can be deceiving. back to school supplies, expensive. > >> well, the time now is 6:00 -- -- i just set my clock back. 6:45. staying cool and how one california neighborhood is reducing temperatures across th. the street. > >> and the weather is starting to cool off as we head into the weekend, as low pressure dies its way into our state. we will have more on that coming up geared > >> in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. a

adriana has the story. >> reporter: teachers nationwide cramming. ahead of back to school.ouri. she left teaching in april. you taught what grade? >> mainly ninth. >> reporter: what was the mental age in your class? >> most hadn't had a normal year of school since sixth grade. probably 11, 12 for some. not all. we were all in survival mode. and i just couldn't last any longer in that mental state. >> reporter: nearly 300,000 public school educators have left the profession since the start pandemic. in missouri, the summit said that is due to turnout, pay, and babyboomers retiring. >> are you competing with other school districts for applicants? >> absolutely we are. just selling your school district. our teachers very often sing our praises. >> reporter: are you selling your school to any potential teachers watching this interview in. >> oh, yeah. always. >> reporter: they start at $25,000 a year for teacher. to help recruit, the state pass ad temporary pay bump. it also increased pay for substitute teachers and lowered their rimts. and allowed districts to have four-day sc

. >> de mi mama adriana barraza de yuri fernanda castillo, ella me encantarÍa porque es una tremendatro dÍa prendÍ la televisiÓn y estaba hecha de pelo güero y me dice mi marido mira el mensaje. >> el proyecto estÁ contemplado para arrancar el primer trimestre del 2023. yuri confirma su participaciÓn como investigadora en la cuarta temporada de quienes la mÁscara. >> si voy, la verdad no querÍa porque tengo muchas cosas que hacer, no es porque la mÁscara no me guste y creo que soy parte importante de la mÁscara porque es el principio estoy, tanto carlos como yo hemos estado desde el principio pero si voy a la mÁscara, desta to firmado. alan: no para esta mujer, me va a gustar ver esta serie. por quÉ no vas al casting? francisca: ya soy yuri. se nota que es viernes. alan: eres multifacÉtica. [mÚsica] elyangelica: aferrados o no nevera las aguas de massachusetts, pescaban las conta cuando el motor sufriÓ una averÍa y el bote se estrellÓ, por fortuna ambos hematuria flotando con chaleco salvavidas hasta que llegÓ en embarcaciÓn de la guardia costera. no te pierdas el momento en que los

c a ceo adriana caldera says.cially women should take advantage of safety resources such as escort services and always be aware of their surroundings. we always want people to be vigilant about their surroundings. um you know, make sure they know where they're going where the physical buildings are, where they're going to be. we want people to feel safe. stanford university officials say they don't know if either or both the victim and the suspect in this case, our students on the campus. on the stanford university campus. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. by the way is the time and last call at four am could soon become the new reality in california as a bill moves forward in the state assembly. that bill would create a three year pilot program in which chosen vendors could sell alcoholic drinks between two and four am, lawmakers say keeping bars and nightclubs open later would help struggling businesses bounced back from the pandemic. if the bill becomes law, it would likely not take effect until 2025. a similar bi

porque a veces que las cosas se ponen tensas y les recuerdo que este domingo arath de la torre y pÍa y adrianata falsa. el cantante ahora se vuelve a poner en los zapatos de todos aquellos que estÁn en la espera de recibir un trasplante de riÑÓn. >> 5700 personas esperando riÑÓn, no se imaginan lo que significa estar conectado una mÁquina cada tercer dÍa, es doloroso, es cansa 10, te deprime el mÁximo, te dan ganas hasta de quitarte la vida, te lo digo honestamente. mayra: tanto a cambio le habÍa julio que desde que recibe el riÑÓn de su hija ha llegado encontrar otra misiÓn de vida, no solamente en la mÚsica, sino al servicio de los demÁs. >> primero fue alba y ya los que vengan en la lÍnea que se vaya formando y me acuerdo que te comentÉ, no se cual sea la meta, ayudar a mis compaÑeros, ayudar a la gente creo que a mÍ mismo a reinventarme a mÍ mismo, creo que es la parte mÁs importante. estoy en clÍnicas de ayuda para personas alcohÓlicas, personas con adicciones, personas que tienen problemas de depresiÓn porque todo esto tiene que ver con nuestra vida, no siempre me sequÉ que bien me veo,

[mÚsica] [mÚsica] adriana flores para televisa espectÁculos.biÓ una oferta millonaria para protagonizar una pelÍcula pornogrÁfica. jessica: la agencia que representa a figuras de la industria del cine porno le habrÍa ofrecido una jugosa cantidad de 8,000,000 de dÓlares por aparecer en una pelÍcula condicionada. mÁs un millÓn adicional para donar a un hospital de niÑos, por lo menos hay una buena causa. carlos: dicen que estÁn interesados en ofrecer a lates un contrato para actuar en una producciÓn en donde buscarÍan empoderar a amber y a su sexualidad. alan: los 8,000,000 de van a servir para que le pague a johnny depp. karla: ese es un tema para "sin rollo". alan: lo aceptas o no lo aceptas. karla: la dignidad de no tiene precio. carlos: pero por el empoderamiento—— karla: eso es empoderar? chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan:el porno es porno. carlos: trabajo es trabajo, dice jessica

. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ jessi: adriana barÓn es una inmigrante mexicana expertaen madero terapia, y se ganÓ eladera al lado. jessi: ¿cÓmo fue el reencuentro con tu hijo? >> puede verlo en principio, porque en principio menegaban la visa. entonces decÍa "tenemos que tener un poco mÁs de paciencia". llegue a su cumpleaÑos y cuando tenÍa la residencia suya en mis manos, y me lo traje. lo dejÉ a los 4 aÑos. jessi: voy a darte un abrazo. >> empezÓ a crecer en golden. puede salir del garaje de mi casa, y lo amo y lo agradezco por todo lo que medio, porque allÍ llegaron celebridades, cantantes, hombres, lenny tavÁrez, productor de ozuna, lourdes, canales. jessi: ¿tÚ les escribiste es, ellos se enteraron de su trabajo? el bossa a vos, la paciente, amiga de la productora, la paciente amiga de esa actriz, hermana de esa actriz, entonces fuimos creciendo,. empecÉ a ahorrar, juntar dinero, y le decÍa a mis "ya sÉ que esta licencia, ahora tengo que sacar esta otra". empecÉ a a volver a golden una empresa, y tuve que aprender a hablar por el celular, mover las redes a travÉs del telÉfono, golden empezÓ a cr

[mÚsica] televisa espectÁculos, adriana flores.iÓn, pablo montero en el ojo del huracÁn. [mÚsica] pablo: si yo te pego un telÉfono en la cara, te gustarÍa? >> no pablo: entonceshay que respetarnos. la prensa siempre ha estado bien. pero en especial ese programa que siempre... de eso se trata, y eso es lo que andan buscando, burlarse, ofender y faltarle el respeto a la gente. a mÍ no me van a hacereso. tiene que haber un alto a la prensa y a tu vida privada. no pueden decirte ni preguntarte cosas que no les incumbe. si les incumbe, por quÉ no viene ni me ayudan? >> claro. carlos: esto fue lo que argumentÓ pablo montero. pablo tuvo un altercado con una reportera y un camarÓgrafo porque se sintiÓ incÓmodo por las preguntas sobre su adicciÓn al alcohol. hizo esta agresiÓn a la reportera. rompiÓ parte del equipo alegadamente. ayer a la tarde estuvo en el show del que tambiÉn hablÓ muy mal el dÍa anterior. aquÍ cambiÓ poco de tono. esto dijo vÍa telefÓnica. pablo: disculparme con la reportera y su compaÑero. luego de que mi comportamient

. >> televisa espectÁculos, adriana flores. carlos: vamos a hablar de uno de mis hÉroes.alert, flex alert! ¡se viene un apagón! así es alert, siempre se "alarma" un poquito de más. - ¡ey! - las flex alerts nos notifican de cortes de energía prevenibles. obtén la flex alert, y ayuda a que no haya apagones. ¿sabes qué? tu nombre será flex, pero tú no eres nada flexible. ¡claro que lo soy! pero voy a poner el termostato a setenta y ocho... y desconectar esto. y esto. - "let's taco 'bout it" - ¡no! - y podemos lavar la ropa en la mañana. - buena idea. cosas así nos ayudan a ahorrar energía y nos ahorran apagones. con flex alerts, tenemos el poder. powersaverrewards.org marÍa antonieta: Éstas son nuevas imÁgenes de la explosiÓn en una vivienda en indiana, se conocen esta maÑana las identidad de las tres personas que murieron, se trate matrimonio y 43 y 37 aÑos y una vecina que estaba en la vivienda de al lado el momento del estallido. como te informamos en "despierta amÉrica", casi 40 residentes resultan afectadas y 11 quedan inhabitables por lo que serÁn demolidas. estamos at