borja: aiden del toro y borja voces te saludamos. aileen: gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos con el drama que enfrenta una joven madre dreamer en mÉxico que no podrÁ entrar a los estados unidos en 10 aÑos. fue separar de su hija y de su esposo y luego de intentar regular su estatus migratorio en mÉxico. e ingresÓ ilegalmente a los estados unidos cuando era pequeÑa, y pese a estar amparada por daca, ya no podrÁ volver. aileen: para conocerlo feliz quÉ planes para enfrentar esta situaciÓn, gracias por acompaÑarnos. ¿a quÉ entrevista acudiste a

a remake of the korean film alive, it stars tyler posey as aiden, a single guy whose party lifestylezombie epidemic. stuck in his apartment with a limited supply of food and water, he has to barricade out a steady stream of flesh hungry neighbours. aiden eventually finds something to live for when he spies a beautiful neighbour across the courtyard, but getting to her is a challenge. i'll come to you. how? this feels like a fairly low—rent horror thriller, but the survival details have a certain morbid interest, and things improved dramatically when donald sutherland enters the picture, as you can imagine. you're not screaming. you're not either, but you've got blood there. oh...i cut myself on something. ultimately, there's enough suspense if you're in the mood for cheap thrills. it's on dvd and digital now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i'll be back next week. meantime, stay safe. i'm not really looking to date anyone at the moment. right, yeah. me neither. would you be interested in a friendship, and i'm secretly pining for you the whole time? hello. no

>> i think he said "aiden for president. >> who's aiden >> do you remember, aiden?. what was up with his eye >> i think it was like dead. >> when he looked at me, i, like, felt cold. >> i said 81%. >> both: oh, hell no >> but -- but we protect against more than just covid >> and we're working on a new way to take the shot >> that's what's up. 'cause i'm tired of taking shots in the butt. >> whoa, you do know you can inject it in the arm, right? >> what? i knew that. i got to make a quick phone call i'll be back >> hey, is this where the interview is happening i have a vaccine, too. >> wait, who are you >> astrazeneca >> that's a cool name. >> i would kill for that name. >> i bet you would >> shut up why are you so late? >> i was working in europe and i just got in. >> so you just got off an international flight and didn't quarantined? >> yeah. but that's because they're - trying to give me the virus. >> he kept asking me to pull my pants down >> you johnsons can leave, too i already got pre orders from every country. i guess everyone want my vaccine. >> nobody wants

in league one, aiden mcgeady, who turned 35 yesterday, enjoyed some belated birthday celebrations asnst second—placed peterborough. the result sees hull city stretch their lead at the top of the table to three points after beating northampton. and history has been made in the league two match between harrogate town and port vale this afternoon. rebecca welch has become the first female referee to be appointed to an efl match. ahead of the game, she described it as the biggest achievement of her career. a quick round—up of some of the day's other sports stories. west ham's declan rice will be out for four weeks with a knee injury, picked up while on international duty with england. rice hasn't missed a club game this season but will be a big miss for the champions league hunting hammers agaisnt wolves tonight. britain's adam yates finished sixth in the tour of the basque country's opening time trial in bilbao. the ineos grenadiers rider recently won the tour of catalonia. he ended up 28 seconds behind stage winner slovenia's premoz roglitch. there was a huge upset at the irish grand n

borja: aiden del toro y borja voces te saludamos. aileen: gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos con el drama que enfrenta una joven madre dreamer en mÉxico que no podrÁ entrar a los estados unidos en 10 aÑos. fue separar de su hija y de su esposo y luego de intentar regular su estatus migratorio en mÉxico. e ingresÓ ilegalmente a los estados unidos cuando era pequeÑa, y pese a estar amparada por daca, ya no podrÁ volver. aileen: para conocerlo feliz quÉ planes para enfrentar esta situaciÓn, gracias por acompaÑarnos. ¿a quÉ entrevista acudiste a mÉxico? ♪ ♪ >> por parte de mi esposo pudimos hacer una peticiÓn que hicimos en la aplicaciÓn de las i130 eso fue con, ellos lo llevaron cuando fue aprobada de nacionalidades, y luego de visas, y despuÉs nos dieron otra forma, y que fue la s260, despuÉs fuimos a ciudad juÁrez. borja: llevas tu vida hecha acÁ en los estados unidos, ¿quÉ pasa por tu mente cuando te dicen que no puede volver a estados unidos en 10 aÑos? >> muchas emociones, yo empecÉ a llorar, preguntÉ quÉ va a pasar con mi familia, yo trabajÉ muy duro por ellos,

gallery owner aiden miller came up with the idea to create a down. the road was usually. every 2 or $30.00 the current is ready to go. together with a team of computer scientists robotics experts and designers millar developed in his own words the world's 1st robot artist programmed for creativity. aided draws with chalk and paints with acrylic. works make a fortune. uncanny to look ahead to have this interaction with the normal human in the way that we can. it's quite a of them firstly in feeling but she would be surprised how quickly you feel very relaxed with that with having a robot in your. mellow sees age or as a call to explore the potential of artificial intelligence before it's too late. but is this real art or is it just a grand technical achievement a.j. raises the question whether human artists will be competing against robots in the future. we've heard. from different artists thinking oh my goodness what does that mean for my own abilities their actual we very much believe the war is over. within the world is very much similar to the rise of the camera in the

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in league i, aiden mcgeady, who turned 35 yesterday, enjoyed some belated birthday celebrations as he history's been made in the league 2 match between harrogate town and port vale this afternoon. rebecca welch has become the first female referee to be appointed to an efl match. ahead of the game she described it as the biggest achievement of her career. and there was a huge upset at the irish grand national where the 150—to—i outsider freewheelin dylan romped to victory. jockey ricky doyle guided the nine year old home at fairyhouse racecourse ahead of run wild fred to land the biggest win of his career. the favourite latest exhibition came fourth. adam yates has gotten off to a great tour... adam yates has got off to a good start at the tour of the basque country as he tries to win a second stage race in a fortnight. the ineos grenadiers rider recently won the tour of catalonia. he was the top british rider on the opening time trial in bilbao finishing in sixth place. he's 28 seconds behind stage winner and overall leader primoz roglic. it's masters week, and the countdown is on to

assistant chief officer aiden jennings from the northern ireland fire and resuce service gave this updatein overnight, during hours of darkness. we are back in there this morning with significant resources. the fire is still burning in areas, and we are optimistic that today we will be able to finish up. we are going to get some eyes on to the high parts, undertakes a hour and an hour and a half to get up there. it is quite a journey up with ppe and equipment. yesterday was very challenging. a difficult day friday, a very challenging day yesterday. we are working in difficult terrain, we are climbing those heights of 700 or 800 metres. the fire is burning in very inaccessible areas. the firefighters, as we heard earlier, are carrying significant equipment and ppe up there, because there is no access to water supplies. even getting water, refreshments and relief crews up there, getting the turnaround time is right, getting cruise off the mountain so they are properly rested and hydrated, creates challenges. then there is theissue creates challenges. then there is the issue of the actual wo

please first welcome back to the oval office david reuben stein to moderate our panel. [ applause ] aiden canto, accomplished actor and known to all of us as white house deputy chief of staff and later chief of staff aaron shore in "designated survivor." [ applause ] tammy hadad, president and ceo hadad media. [ applause ] i also get to work with her on veap where she's our lead consultant. mack, chairman of mclarty associates, consultant for designated survivor, white house down, and many other washington-oriented films and television productions. he also served of course as former chief of staff to president bill clinton. capricia marshall, consultant for "house of cards." [ applause ] she also served as white house social secretary to president and mrs. clinton and state department chief of protocol for president obama. kirk, documentarian, producer, and executive. [ applause ] and james vanderbilt, writer, director, producer, and screenwriter, and producer of white house down. [ applause ] mr. rubenstein, the stage is yours. >> you've been chief of staff for the white house. so when y

assistant chief officer aiden jennings from the northern ireland fire and rescue service gave this updaten overnight between hours of darkness. we're back this morning again with significant resource. the fire is still burning in areas. we're optimistic that today we will be able to finish up. if that is so, we're going to get supplies up to the higher parts of the mountain now. it takes an hour, an hour and a half to get up there. slieve donard, the highest part in the mournes, is 850 metres. quite a journey up with that equipment. yesterday was very challenging, difficult day friday. a very challenging day yesterday. we are working in difficult terrain. we are climbing heights of 700, 800 metres. the fires burning in largely very inaccessible areas and the firefighters, as we heard from the report earlier, are carrying significant equipment and ppe because there is no access to water supplies. even getting water and refreshments and relief crews up, getting turnaround times right, getting crews off the mountain so they are properly rested, hydrated, that creates challenges. in the end,

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he just joins us with aiden update, a rare victory, next.eading the word without spreading concern. before we can safely come together, we need the facts on covid-19 vaccines. visit getvaccineanswers.org so you can make an informed decision when vaccines are available to you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: effectively eliminated from american universities. they are teaching the students the subject is subjective, whici means not real. there is no absolute. if someone identifies as a woman, that person is a woman. that person says his or her pronoun is they or xe, you've got to call them they or xe. if you would disagree or have attachment to english grammar, you are punished. that what is what happened to a professor at shawnee state university in ohio. the school reprimanded him in 2016 for referring to a student asked mr. instead of miss. they also forced him to usend made-up pronouns -- not sure how to pronounce that. he was told to avoid gendered terms like mother and father.no well, like a lot of people in this country, nicholas meriwether was bull

♪♪ ♪ >> buddy >> that little guy, by the way, is his grandson, aiden he hadn't seen him in months aidenm twice, what a sweetie. that was a good one. >> wow good one. >> thank you. >> a lot of people waiting for those. >>> coming up next year, we're talking about the tributes to prince philip reminding people of his tender side, including how he helped the kennedys during their time of need. but first, these messages. [ heavy breathing ] allergies with nasal congestion overwhelming you? breathe more freely with powerful claritin-d. claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than the leading allergy spray at hour one. [ deep inhale ] talking about the tributes to g. wolves and dogs share many traits. like a desire for meat. that's why there's blue wilderness, made with... ...the protein-rich meat your dog loves. feed your dog's inner wolf with blue wilderness. ♪ surprise all the moms in your life this mother's day... with a gift that says thank you from the heart. kohl's. ♪ yeah! yeah! yeah! ♪ real fruit whole grains and chocolatey chunks. doing something good for yourself... has ne

trained the men mysteriously disappeared guatemala has held no brief for the castro regime and has aiden the rebel. in cuba itself, the people have been exhorted by castro the push back the invader and 300,000 militia men have been mobilized. the invasion was successful in its early hours with castro, of course blaming the us. is it the first -- in his armor? we're back with nicholas dumavitch who is a former cia deputy chief historian and current director of the intelligence studies program at catholic university and he's here today to with us to discuss the 60th anniversary of the bay of pigs invasion, which was the failed cia back effort to remove cuban leader fidel castro from power nicholas. good morning. good morning, jesse. it's a pleasure to be with you on this auspicious anniversary. so tell us exactly what happened 60 years ago today on the southern coast of cuba. yeah, well, let me talk about what it was intended to do and then what happened the bay of pigs operation was a well-meaning but totally mismanaged attempt. on the part of the us government to oust the cuban governmen

. >> i believe your son aiden is 13 years old. with him? >> he was about six or seven. because he goes to school in an all white suburb. and i had to remind him that tom, that these things can happen. if a police officer pulls you, over and he told me in about ten, when he was walking with some friends in their neighborhood. that they were stopped, and asked questions by police, in unfortunately they continued to. go but that was his first memory of feeling afraid. when a police officer approached him. >> what is it mean and what do you hope it will mean to policing in st. louis, now that you will be the city's first black woman mayor? >> well one of the things i said during my campaign, is that we cannot reform our way out of this. we have to transform our public safety systems. and one of the things that hit me like a ton of bricks, is again through another top i had with my, son is that when he found out that i was running for mayor, in what the mayor does, and how the mayor is over the police, he said will that means that i'll

countersigned by the secretary of state which publication is of a reasonable nature designed to give aiden comfort to the enemies of the united states and to the rebels now at war against the government and their aiders and the betters. you general dix you are there for hereby commanded forth with to arrest and imprison in any four or military prison in your command the editors proprietors and publishers of the aforesaid papers. and then he goes on to say they should be tried in a military court a military tribunal. this was the only time in his entire there were about 125 newspapers that were shut down during the civil war. sometimes by mob sometimes by soldiers. this was the only time that lincoln personally ordered the shutting down of a newspaper. and they were democratic newspapers. they were the political opposition, but he was convinced that they were engaged in treason. general -- was a little unsure that this was the right thing to do and he actually hesitated and didn't arrest the editors at first, but he did send soldiers in and soldiers shut down the newspapers and they investi

a remake of the korean film alive, it stars tyler posey as aiden, a single guy whose party lifestyleow—rent horror thriller, but the survival details have a certain morbid interest, and things improved dramatically when donald sutherland enters the picture, as you can imagine. you're not screaming. you're not either, but you've got blood there. oh...i cut myself on something. ultimately, there is enough suspense if you are in the mood for cheap thrills. it's on dvd and digital now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i'll be back next week. meantime, stay safe. i'm not really looking to date anyone at the moment. right, yeah. me neither. would you be interested in a friendship, and i'm secretly pining for you the whole time? good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and victoria fritz. our headlines today: reflections after the day the queen and the nation bid farewell to the duke of edinburgh. one of the defining images — her majesty sitting alone as she said goodbye to her husband of 73 years. the royal family will continue to grieve this week, altho

acompaÑada por @mi querida eli angÉlica aiden del toro. >> te traje de todo.ue tenga que investigar. si los hechos ocurrieron en alguna ciudad. fuera del paÍs. son esas fiscalÍas y las reglas son distintas. >> creo que lo que nosotros queremos saber. ¿podrÍa enrique guzmÁn ir a la cÁrcel? vÍctor: hay pena privativa. >> muchÍsimas gracias liiado por acomos. para aclarar estas dudas. yo pienso que mÁs que una soluciÓn. este problema sigue y sigue. en esta familia. vamos a hacer una pequeÑa pausa los fans de bad bunny estÁn haciendo memes. mÁs escucha lo que frida sofÍa le dijo a sofÍa mÉndez. quÉdate con nosotros. tu dÍa comienzan con alegrÍa y con informaciÓn que necesitas. . >> ya regresamos podrÁ recibir la informaciÓn en tudn disfrutar de contenido exclusivo. y mucho mÁs joven del deporte que am hecho como debe ser para los fÚ. ba tudn.com/visiÓn. no te quedas el partido amÉrica ba tudn.com/visiÓn. no te quedas el partido amÉrica versus cruz azul es el mejor momento para cambiarte a verizon. (narración) en verizon creemos que mereces más que vivir con un tel

. >> caller: hello, my name is aiden miller and i'm on the bus right now so i'll keep my comments brief. but i wanted to support the entire program. i think that it's great to see it expand, but i think that the key is having effective signage and so far the little plastic posts -- even in the areas along paige street where they have been implemented successfully, or successful in quotes, you should say, there's still issues with drivers not understanding that they're not supposed to travel through. and i'm afraid that just having a tiny little sign that says local traffic only as opposed to the big giant sign that says no thru traffic is very confusing, actually, and it may actually make the program less effective but overall i'm in support of the expansion of slow streets and i look forward to them being implemented. and i think it also is concerning that there are no slow streets in ingleside and park mersid and oceanview, but i have talked about that a lot in the past. so, yeah, thank you. >> chair borden: thank you. next speaker, please. >> you have 11 questions remaining. >> chair

my doctors though he and son aiden, who i love very much. i have said this before publicly and privately, i have held many titles and roles in my life. the one that means the most to me in my life is being their father. i'm grateful for the two of them , although they could not be here today. thank you for indulging me. it has been an honor to appear before this committee with my friends. and i honor the opportunity to answer any questions. sen. booker: thank you very much. ms. rodriguez? ms. rodriguez thank you senator. it is my pleasure to be here with you today i also wish to extend my thanks to chairman durbin, ranking member grassley on members of the committee. i appreciate you holding this hearing to consider our nomination and i congratulate my fellow nominees today. thank you to president biden for the honor of this nomination, and a very warm thank you to senators bennett and hickenlooper for the confidence they have placed in me. i would also think former president obama and senator garner. i want to introduce you now the colorado

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