courtney kube nbc news, alana shore of politico, eugene scott of the "washington post".i go to the biggest stories of the week, john mccain is on the mind of so many, what is his legacy at the pentagon going to be? >> tough. very tough minded. well respected. he did not give leadership, whether you're in a uniform or political leader in the pentagon, when you faced down against john mccain in the senate armed services hearing you knew you would have a tough time. he has been a fierce and staunch military supporter. he had nearly three decades in the navy. everyone knows his tremendous legacy where he was held in absolutely horrific conditions in vietnam for five years and was a war hero. then went on to serve three decades in the senate as a political leader. but people in the pentagon, you know, he was a force and has been a force to be reckoned with. and to this day, debite the fact he has not been in the senate office several months as he continues to battle this terrible cancer, people still talk about his influence and decision making that is made around how will jo

alana: " como dice". voy a dar buenas noticias del sol de mÉxico, para los que pensaban que no tenÍa corazÓn, fijense que si tiene. Él tenÍa unas presentaciones en texas y el cantante comenzÓ a repartir flores en el concierto. la mujer se emociona tanto que corre a atrapar la flor y se cae. esa fue una caÍda con un premio sabroso porque luÍs miguel se aproximÓ, se acercó, le ayudÓ a levantarse y adivina quÉ pasÓ despuÉs? le dio un beso. luismi le da un besito. verdad que una caÍda así vale la pena? alan: ha cambiado y ya lo hemos dicho. ahora que frena con la prensa y se queda con los fanÁticos y beso y abrazo y flores y regala. francisca: es que los tiempos han cambiado muchÍsimo. alan: los que se estÁn quedando en el carrito pero de las demandas... salieron a la luz los motivos de la demanda de divorcio entre cristian castro y su ex. la violinista de la cual el cantante de separo en plena luna de miel... ahora sabemos que ella le exige una compensaciÓn al gallito feliz por 4.000.000 de pesos que serÍan

alana ryan is the nspcc‘s policy and public affairs officer. good to see you.ese figures surprise you, they do seem very steep. i think it is a worrying trend. we've seen year—on—year increase over the last three years so on average increase over the last three years so on average 183 pupils are fed each and every school day into specialist mental health services. at her own service we've seen a rise in the number of mental health related contexts so over the last four years it has been a 26% increase and now it is the top reason why children are referred to us reason why children are referred to us today so very concerning for the figures four—year—old childminder mirror those figures you have now obtained. what is causing this? i think there are many explanatory factors, it could be that teachers themselves are more alert to early signs and symptoms of mental health problems or the students themselves be more comfortable speaking about their anxieties and worries. i think we also need to be alert to the number of pressures that young people face today, both o

>>alan mendoza, david cabrera, alana coss torres, fornica y alan ya los puso a calentar david patiÑo. el centro bruno con el remate que no puede llevar direcciÓn de ar deba tratar de rescatar pablo barrera. el capitÁn no es el chelo, es barrera, tienes toda la razÓn. la verdad se estÁ equivocando, esta es la realidad. ♪ >> tocando para mateus y gol, gol, gol del amÉrica. ♪ >> golazo de amÉrica! ♪ ♪ >>la llevo, la dejo cortita para que de derecha sacara un bombazo al Ángulo una anotaciÓn soberbia, un seÑor gol de mateus uribe. al 37 amÉrica va ganando tres a cero. >>estas son las jugadas que se entrenan porque el saque de banda hacia peralta, que la deja mÁs sobre el pecho spect sacular a la llegada de menes y despuÉs con esa tranquilidad y esa inteligencia de una madre sabe que uribe viene detrÁs se la toca y el gol es espectacular. >>este si es especialidad de la casa la mayorÍa de los que habÍa hecho en este torneo eran asÍ. >>aquÍ viene pablo barrera, buena la marca, ya se estaba saboreando el disparo y atenciÓn con peralta. y lo sabe miguel herrera y por eso aprovecho parÁ platica

>> reporter: jodi dean, like alana baltzer, lives in hamilton, a once-thriving steel city of 750,000 within an hour of toronto. >> we used to have 40,000 people working directly in steel, and today, it's probably closer to 7,000. >> reporter: t cooper, who directs an anti-poverty project, claims he's already seen benefits from the program. >> many of the individuals i've talked to who are on the basic income pilot are going back to school, wanting to improve their opportun job.to get a better >> reporter: moreover, he says: >> there's not the oversight we ste in traditional social asce systems that requires r ople to report monthly on their incomeeir housing status or their relationship leatus. >> reporter: w most poor ntontarians didn't make it the pilot, balzer did, and no .onger has to deal with the welfare syst >> you do not have the bureaucracy involved with weare or disability. if you get a job, you simply sll and let them know, submit your paytubs, bit a boom, bada bang, done. >> reporter: your mom made it into the program. has it had positive effects for her? >> oh, god, yeah

alana laflore was there for the big moment... and explains their father's history. alana laflore/ reporting"linda stevens tried to find her father for years, but she learned he died in 1987. she found out he had other children and this march, she finally tracked down her little brother and sister." it's literally the longest wait of their lives.jon hopkins/ meeting sister for first time"long time, don't cry."jon and barbara hopkins...never met their big sister before today.jon hopkins/ meeting sister for first time"calm down! calm down. it will be fine."flowers in hand, they waited for linda stevens to get off her flight from san francisco.barbara hopkins/ meeting sister for first time"there it is, right there!"to understand the excitement behind the meeting in kansas city...you have to take it all the way back to germany in the late 1940's. richard hopkins was in the military, serving overseas when he met edith.they were madly in love, engaged...and had a baby girl named linda. but when richard was sent back to the states, edith and linda...couldn't go back with hi

courtney kube nbc news, alana shore of politico, eugene scott of the "washington post".s on the mind of so many, what is his legacy at the pentagon going to be? >> tough. very tough minded. well respected. he did

said eva's mom, alana brown, speaking in admiration of thomas.eva has a rare disease called collapsingd she needs a kidney transplant. since she was diagnosed a little more than a year ago, brown said there have been many setbacks.just last week eva had to be re- admitted to the hospital."we had to stop her dialysis and bring her into the er," said brown. "she's going through a lot so they just have to get her stable. she hasn't eaten since friday."after learning how sick eva was, thomas started the process to see if she qualified to be eva's organ donor months ago."there was really no question and no hesitation. i felt like it was my opportunity to say we're going to give this a try and if it doesn't work i have to be okay with that," said thomas.she got tested and learned she was a perfect match."i kind of just have that feeling of hey i've got two, i'll give one. no sweat off my back," said thomas. thomas and eva finally met and the transplant has been scheduled for next month. brown said this teacher taught her there really are angels among us."i thought i was going to lose my baby

bobsledder alana myers taylor isn't sure how many she's had over the years. during the winter games she announced upon her death she will donate her brain for research to the concussion legacy foundation. she's hopeful researchers are on the right track for a cure. >> i feel there is hope. the more and more we figure out, the more and more we're going to be able to cure concussions and i think the biggest thing is just starting with the awareness and getting research out to begin with. >> 20 or 30 years from now when you are looking back on your career who you say, you know what, i think we saved football. >> yeah, i like that statement. i think even more importantly, we save contact sports period. >> would that be something. they believe if everything aligned correctly the company could get a therapeutic drug to market within three to five years. dr. mackey and dr. tarapor say that is optimistic and they say five to ten years. want to know more? excerpts could be found linked to the story on the our website at nbcbayarea.com. >> very good reporting. >>> up n

for unanimous consent to put robert story which i referenced earlier into the record but i also want alana, a recent college graduate in katie, single mother struggling to feed her family all of them were wrongly kicked off snap. mr. chairman. >> no objection. >> thank you. i want to end with we want a one size that all effort and governors will not permit this program and you will create first incentives for states to do exactly what my status which is kick people off that maybe many of the members of the committee did not intend but that doesn't make it true that it will not occur. i yield the balance of the time. >> mr. gibbs for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've been listening to all this discussion and it is a good discussion but when i read the bill there were a couple of statements that seniors aren't going to get kicked off and it still two 100% of poverty and i don't think kids will get kicked off the school lunch program but one thing i noticed when i talk to businesses like we do all the time and often the number one concern i hear from businesses is how many jobs t

. >> i had a shorter option, but alana in the control room was, like, eh.say that short-shorts like that are alarming. that's the word they use. alarming. so i guess if you wear those, don't bend over is all i'm saying. what do i wear? >> matt, your length is -- what does it say here? looks childish. childish. >> childish? >> but you know what? matt is not a child. he is 22 years old today. happy birthday, matt. [ applause ] >> hey, matt. happy birthday. you're 22 years old and i'm sure this is a question out there, are you single? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> come on, ladies. >> put on the short-shorts. he will remain single if that's the case. >> really pulling for those short-shorts. you are an engaged woman. >> i love will. i'm surprised. i just thought they would be shorter. >> that can be arranged. >> we've had you exposed out here long enough. thank you so much. fellows. appreciate it. [ applause ] >> so, you know, nice segue, prince george wears shorts wherever he goes. he may wear some version of them when prince harry and meghan markle walk

for unanimous consent to put robert's story, which i referenced earlier, into the record, but i want alana, a recent college graduate and katie, a single mother struggling to feed her family, all of whom were wrongly kicked off s.n.a.p. mr. chairman? >> without objection. >> thank you. and i just want to end with, we want a one size fits all effort, governors are not going to be able to implement this program and you will create perverse incentives for states to do what my state is, which is kick people off that maybe many of the members of this committee did not intend, but that doesn't make it true that it will not occur. i yield the balance of my time. ments time's expired. mr. gibbs, five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would listen to all this discussion, it's good discussion. when i look through the bill, there's been a couple misstatements. seniors aren't going to get kicked off. still 200% of poverty. i don't think any kids are going to get kicked off the food stamp program -- school lunch program. but one thing that i notice, i talk to businesses like we all do all the time

alana: estaba -- alan: no estaba bÁrbara mori con otra persona hace unos aÑos?era don francisca. francisca: estoy segura de que te encontrarÁs a bárbara mori en un aviÓn y te contarÁ toda la verdad. vamos a mantener la energÍa en el amor de verdad, del amor real. el vÍdeo del día estÁ dedicado a la boda del aÑo, que es la boda del prÍncipe harry y meghan markle. todo el mundo comparte este momento Único durante la ceremonia, que es cuando este hombre ve llegar a su reina, a su princesa, su duquesa, y le dice que "los -- luces hermosa. soy muy afortunado". miren el video del dÍa. alan: quÉ manera de presentarlo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: a nadie se le hubiese ocurrido hacer eso. leer el movimiento de los labios. francisca: cuando Él dijo eso, le gritÉ a mi novio. alan: mis respetos. quÉ bonito mantener la cordura, la calma, la seguridad y esa alegrÍa de casarte. que le digas eso a tu prometida es una belleza. francisca: y lo que cualquier novia le gustarÍa escuchar. se ve la complicidad en ellos. vamos a seguir todos enamoradÍsimos de la boda real. alan: seguimos con otros t

satcha: Él estaba un poco celoso cuando naciÓ alana. pero ahora se pelean por otras cosas.s. dice que yo soy de ella. se cree que es cosa que nos pasa a todos los padres y no se siente asÍ como... francisca: esperamos que hayan disfrutado de este vÍdeo . vÁmonos con raÚl gonzÁlez. ana: vamos con este tema muy importante. karla: el otro dÍa le decía a mi sobrina y su hija ana, que ella es mi mamÁ. y yo le decÍa que no. que es mi hermano. y Él decÍa que no, que era de su papÁ. raÚl: hablando de niÑos, usted cree en las premoniciones? le decimos cÓmo interpretar esos mensajes que le dan o nos dan nuestros hijos. hay seÑales de alerta que nos invitan a tomar acciÓn para evitar tragedias. aquÍ le vamos a decir cuÁles son. karla: ninel conde responde a las acusaciones de lavado de dinero y revela lo que mÁs le sorprende. raÚl: ademÁs, no va a creer lo que carol se quitÓ en el escenario. las imÁgenes están en boca de todos. sÓlo aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", durante 21 aÑos, el show nÚmero espaÑol en las maÑanas gracias a acre quien? -- gracias a quiÉn? karla: a usted. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪