>> monica alba, doing duty out there with the trump supporters. thank you.e have some exciting news to share for the documentary that we featured at this year's meet the press film festival. director carol dicinger's extraordinary film "learning to skateboard in the war zone if you're a girl" won for best documently short sunt last night. it documents the steps toward freedom for young girls in kabul as they learn to break cultural norms as they learn to fly free. this film is wonderful. congratulations to carol on her oscar. check it out online. and that sit for today. make sure that you join us for all of our election kovrnl here in new hampshire. remember to follow the show online in facebook and on twitter at mitchel reports. and now here is ari melbourne in new hampshire. >> thank you. good afternoon. we are live in manchester, new hampshire. i think you can hear a pretty amazing crowd gathered here. as for this race, we are now 11 hours away from the first primary votes being cast in the granite state, a new poll released from the boston globe at suffo

financial from alba he says the set up is one of a kind that would make cities whole little. the people 7 stories above us produce 8 tons of trash a day. separating plastic from organic is still a major challenge for so many people when they throw away their rubbish but the manual task of separating all the gunk from junk is worth it nothing goes to waste these leftovers of pureed the fat siphoned off for using cosmetics the water removed from treatment all that's left a tiny little flakes sent off to a bio gas plant to create energy. 6000 for the dehydration machine saves a 6000 kilometers of unnecessary transportation within berlin every year instead of 15000 containers we only have to transport 5000 that's why in other words we reduce the garbage in our cost by 2 thirds. and that in a country often stuck in analogue. it doesn't even if the debt is are scanned this is the system knows which ones belong to which customers then they're billed and it's all logged and the latest. then there are the silver bins they contain since it is dug up a shredding company secrets that won

i think that is going to be the message on this. >> it seems like we have lost monica alba.ry much for that. thanks to are joining us for another hour msnbc live. my colleague chris jansing takes over. >> reporter: new urgency for the 2020 democrats this morning. the reality of the hotly contested contests are setting in just a day before the nevada caucuses. the money burning up faster than a lot of those candidates can raise it. they're looking to every option out there to compete with the billionaires and the grass roots stars in the race to just make it to super tuesday. unclear how wednesday night's debate might impact their fortunes given we know it was the most watched democratic debate in history. add to that the elephant in the room. president trump is out relentlessly rallying his base and continuing to raise more and more cash for his reelection campaign. it's only dialing up the fear among democratic voters about who the race can actually beat president trump. so right now it's bernie sanders against the field. he isn't even in nevada today. his eyes already on s

. >> joining us now also nbc flues political reporter monica alba. know you're talking to supporters out there. and does this news, this russian getting involved, interfering again, does that punch through? or when they hear that, do they just hear the president's talking points on it? >> the two schools of thought, we talked to some earlier today, some of them did dismiss it. others said if this is what is happening, it doesn't matter as much and we're going to play for you a little bit of sound. as you know so well, katy, nothing gets under the president's skin quite as much as people questioning the legitimacy of his presidency, raising questions about what role russian may have played in getting him into office. take a listen to a couple of supporters about how that plays into 2020 now. >> do you think russia is attempting to interfere again in the 2020 election? >> i think they are, but i'm pretty sure that trump is going to win by a landslide so it doesn't matter. >> i think it's fake news. the democrats fall for it. i don't know one person tha

out there with them, nbc political reporter monica alba. how does president trump's visit in new hampshire change the dynamic? what are you hearing from the crowd there? >> reporter: hey there, chris, that's right. while the president isn't really in a competitive situation here as you mentioned in new hampshire, his name is on the ballot. more importantly he wants to be on voters' minds and he wants to offer counter programming as the democrats continue to battle it out in the primary tomorrow. so he's here on the eve, basically hours before polls open which is a very rare move. he's trying to remind folks, hey, we're running as a re-election campaign and we have a lot of resources and we're looking ahead to the general election. this is a state the president only lost by about 2,700 votes to hillary clinton. this is where they want to try to focus and expand the map in november. as you managed, folks have been here in the snow, in the rain, all these freezing conditions for more than 24 hours now, and that rally isn't even until 7:00 p.m.

. >> each of these is a version of >> reporter: one newly-named recipient, elia alba, told us of herction to winning the grant. >> i started to cry. >> reporter: you started to cry? >> yeah, i started tcry because of the nature of this grant. it really honors wen and i'm in, like, super great company. so many artists i admire. and then of course i said, "but elia, it's $25,000, so that was really great." >> reporter: alba, whose family comes from the dominican republic, creates work, like these dolls, that examine race, gender, and the sense of belonging in america. part of her income comes from an lministrative job in a le and investment banking practice. the art isone mostly nights and weekends in her studio in this large artists space in the bronx. the grant, she says, will allow her to buy equipment and hire a assistant to deded prep work. >> for me, these awards are a validation. >> reporter: that says what? that says, keep on working. keep oerworking. s ageism in the art world, i think you' kind of ignored because people areoming up. for me, i find myself questioning, "am i dng

nbc's monica alba covers if re-election campaign, and she's in phoenix ahead of tonight's rally.u with us. what does the president want to accomplish tonight with his rally there? >> sure, ayman, basically, an attempt to steal the spotlight. and as you can see here we have got some long lines, some crowds ahead of the president's rally which isn't for another 10 or so hours here in phoenix. it's the first of three back-to-back rallies and this rare four state west coast swing where we will see him campaigning, in colorado tomorrow and then culminating with the big rally in las vegas on friday. i want to share you down here, all the folks who are here. why is arizona so important for the president's re-election campaign? this is a place he did win in 2016. but it's a place that they are watching to keep for later in the cycle. he'll be campaigning with martha mcsally later here tonight, cory gardner tomorrow. again returning to this entire idea of counterprogramming a strategy we first saw him do in iowa and new hampshire but there were actual republican contests in both of the pl

nbc's monica alba has that for us. monica, what's the president saying and any updates here on the motive? >> hey there, guys, good morning. yes, actually we learned overnight that a suspect has been arrested and charged with at least two counts of aggravated assault and i can tell you the president sort of tweeting overnight forecasting this incident. the president actually was the first to really raise this to the public's awareness in a large way saying that law enforcement had been notified and be careful, quote, tough guys, who you play with. so to go back and set the scene a little bit. these were campaign and republican party volunteers who were trying to register voters ahead of the election. as mentioned there, luckily nobody was hurt but senator rick scott is saying that this appears to be a politically motivated attack. now, we don't have more details or information on that, but we're hoping to learn a little bit more about that today, but he's echoing what so many are saying is that it is lucky nobody was h

. >> nbc's monica alba is following the president in west palm beach, florida. monica, good morning. walk us through all that's happened starting with the doj dropping charges against former fbi official andrew mccabe. >> that's right, good morning, guys. and the president is up and tweeting but nothing yet on this particular topic but i'll keep an eye on my phone here in case he does weigh in. and this is a unique timing because of course this comes at the backdrop of attorney general bill barr making those comments. imploring the president not to be tweeting and not to be kind of providing a running commentary on some of the cases involving the department of justice. and the president sort of, hours later, defying that request. saying that he hasn't involved himself in criminal cases but that he reserves the right to do so. but this news regarding mccabe came hours after that. and we haven't heard the president weigh in on that. he didn't stop to talk to reporte reporters as he normally does on things like this. but of course the former is an absolute critic o

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2008 sudan's military ousted al bashir last year amid mass protests against his 30 year dictatorship alba shares lawyer says that the former president has denounced the court as quote political and is refusing to have any dealings with it a sudanese government negotiator announced the agreement with rebel groups in darfur to hand over those wanted by the i.c.c. today let's listen to what he had to say at the. we have agreed upon 4 primary mechanisms to achieve justice and darkroom work. we have agreed on the appearance of those who face arrest warrants before the international criminal court i'm saying this clearly we cannot achieve justice and must be healed the wound using justice itself we can't run away at all from facing those who have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people in darfur and in other places. are doing to be with me now is my call the uber he it's good to see you again this sounds like it's incredibly important why is it so significant i mean one shouldn't downplay the historical moment this is this is if it actually does end up

they're always bad actually and the film is so amazing that i can imagine transforming it into words and alba but as when someone gives you an impossible task you have no choice right. it's wonderful to hear the things that book has expanded a universe of his film and i had to invent short stories to flesh out the plot and back stories for the characters and that's what he wanted and he didn't give me any instructions he didn't interfere with my writing at all that's highest. i missed and. we met cordelia func in hamburg the last stop on her tour of germany to promote the book she lived here with her family for a long time before moving to los angeles in 2005 hamburg is also where her career as a writer began. we 1st met her nearly a phone call in hamburg 12 years ago just after the publication of the 3rd volume of her in cart trilogy that was the series that launched her international career she's meanwhile written more than 70 books they've been translated into 50 languages and have sold more than 26000000 copies. in cart was turned into a hollywood film the chico produced another unusual e

monica alba is in west palm beach, florida, near the president's mar-a-lago residence. sentencing scheduled to take place in just a couple of day d >> reporter: quite a turbulent week for the entire department of justice. that started with this controversy in the roger stone sentencing questions and those prosecutors who then moved away from the proceedings over those changes and that culminated with those striking words from the attorney general on thursday and that interview where he implored the president to stop tweeting, to make his job less difficult basically by not getting involved in some of these cases in the department of justice. the president essentially defying that request just hours later by tweeting that he hadn't himself meddled in these cases but that he was pointing out that he absolutely reserves the right to do so. now, it's worth noting that when he was asked this week whether he was considering a pardon for roger stone, the president said he didn't want to weigh in on that yet. and that is sort of the keyword there. he hasn't wanted to indicate i

between rebels and government backed jonjo we militia have killed 300000 displaced 2500000 people alba sure currently faces charges from the i.c.c. that include genocide war crimes and crimes against humanity today we'll look at the prospects for peace in darfur with us a talk about this al-jazeera correspondent has been morgan who's in juba where the talks are taking place in khartoum would want owed by surprise it it of the sudan of the future campaign and in houston texas sudanese activists he had el welcome everyone i want to begin with i think you know darfur was a bit of a celebrity issue in the u.s. for a while there maybe 10 years or more what happened since then we haven't heard much about it. yes indeed josh the dark for has disappeared from the headline in the os the recent years but the conflict there is far from over now we've been to north star 4 and south are for just a little less than 2 weeks ago and there are still people or it's based in camps there are still people who say that they worry that they can not go back home even with the peace talks going on here in subs

joining us now monica alba. monica, wish i could be there, because i do love me a couple of cars going around in circles. that's always great. >> reporter: sure. it's a very high profile sporting event and really a made-for-tv moment for this president in which i would bet is going to make its way into a campaign ad soon. that would be my guess. the real act is actually going to the airing one of the president's new spots during the fox broadcast today. so this really is sort of a dual opportunity for the president as the campaigner in chief to make his case ahead of the election and use the trappings of the presidency. he did an air force one flay over on the way in. he's going to be riding around on the track in the beast his vehicle with the first lady, and then he'll be making remarks to everybody in attendance before giving that famous signal for the drivers to start their engines. he's the second sitting president to ever attend this though others have attended nascar races. but this is an opportunity for

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nbc's monica alba. thank you very much. >>> and, joe, just before we go, trump versus bloomberg, i feel trump's feeling the heat is bit. >> he is. i mean, he is. they haven't figured this out yet and they understand completely that michael bloomberg whatever they raise, michael bloomberg, that's a rounder error to him and he can write a check. what they were thinking was going to be one of their biggest advantages, fundraising, suddenly is going to be not only -- >> canceled out. >> -- neutralized, but be canceled out and probably doubled by michael bloomberg. the other thing they're starting to recognize is that this guy knows how to dominate media cycles just like donald trump. that mike bloomberg has gone to school in what donald trump did four years ago and there even is a grudging respect in the trump camp that this guy knows how to seize pointed out last week was the leak about hillary clinton. a preposterous leak. he will never select hillary clinton as his vice president. >> right. >> whoever wi

. >> monica alba, thank you. >> let's bring in jonathan allen. it's somewhat of a tumultuous week. which could be in my opinion week in washington. some are calling it trump's week of rage and retribution and his advisers say there is little incentive for him to hold his fire. what do you make of this washington week? >> i think his advisers are essentially right. the united states senate listened to his lawyers who said that the president can do what he wants in pursuit of his own re-election. almost said he can do whatever he wants short of treason or taking cash bribes and that would be legitimate for him to do without being impeached or removed from office. the united states senate voted to acquit him. there isn't a whole lot of limit of what the president can do, according to the united states senate and according to the justice department which has a memo saying they won't prosecute him for anything. the president is taking that advisement he can do whatever he wants and we are seeing the results of that. >> this might be the question who is next and if anyone is off limits h

richard alba, looking at latino rates of assimilation in interracial marriage.latinos lose spanish as the primary language and marry outside their group at exactly the same rate that irish americans in the polish americans did a century ago. the suppose it racial polarization of politics is greatly exaggerated. if you look at every group except for african-americans will have this 90/10 pattern. the other groups are less polarized, including asian americans and hispanic americans and non-hispanic whites. non-hispanic whites are very evenly divided. it's not polarized in that sense. latinos, depending on state politics, 40 percent one for governor abbott. 29 percent voted for donald trump. if your definition of polarization is anything that's not 50-50, that's polarized. but it's not enormously polarized. >> one of the criticisms of populism. people that advocate. not saying that's what you're doing. are you guys are just shouting at the system and you don't advocate for anything. you just want to tear everything down. you are actually sympathetic to that view. t

senior correspondent kristin welker is in manchester, and monica monica alba is outside the trump siteat do we expect tonight? >> president trump is emboldened right now. expect to see fire and fury tonight. he is going to use his acquittal last week in the senate impeachment trial to energize his base when he speaks in new hampshire at 7:00 p.m. eastern. by the way, he did something similar before the iowa caucuses, came the night before to spin up supporters, try to remind people, look, i am the commander in chief, i can get big crowds at the rallies. remember what happened also, steph, last week, friday night, the president in this emboldened stance got rid of, ousted two key witnesses in the house proceedings, gordon sondland and alexand alexander vindman. that sparked backlash, even from some republicans. he was like i am the president, i can hire and fire whoever i want to. >> what is the backlash looking like? >> he was urged by senate republicans not to take this action, but remember, steph, the same senate republicans like susan collins said i think the president will learn a

richard out the -- out the - l --alba looked at assimilation and intermarriage. latinos lose spanish as the primary language and lose at the same rate the irish americans and german-americans and coalition of americans did a century ago. i would go further. the racial polarization of politics is greatly exaggerated. if you look at everything except african-americans, this 90-10 pattern with 90% of democrats and 10% with republicans the other groups are less polarized including asian americans and hispanic americans and non-hispanic whites. non-hispanic whites are evenly divided, hillary clinton and donald trump. it is not polarizing in that sense. my home state of texas, 40% went for governor abbott. 29% voted for donald trump. if your definition of polarization is anything that is not 50/50 that is polarized but not enormously polarized. >> i want to shift to one of the criticisms of populism, people who advocate populist politics, you are shouting at the system and don't actually advocate for anything. you just want to terror everything down. you are sympatheti

monica alba. what is the buttigieg campaign looking for and thinking about? >> reporter: >> reporter: we are just now a couple minutes under 24 hours until the nevada caucus here. when you're looking at where we stand, folks from indiana, hoosiers like underdog stories and you could say we are in the third quarter of this particular one because after iowa, new hampshire, only two candidates that came in the top two. that being bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. and when talking with the buttigieg campaign, they said, sure, you can look at polling numbers among communities of color and same time tomorrow is that time in which actually voters will have a say in this. in fact, mayor buttigieg is walking in to -- real fast, what should folks expect tomorrow? what needs to happen for you here in nevada? >> we need a strong finish. we think that's what's happening and firing up the volunteers and interacting with voters until the caucus begins and we think we will have a great day. >> reporter: top two or three? >> it's important for a strong showing because nevada

this is airing right now on "the beat" from our colleague, monica alba about trump supporters out in the field. take a look. >> do you think russia is attempting to interfere in the 2020 election? >> i think they are. i'm pretty sure that trump will win by a land slide. what does it matter? >> i think it is fake news. i think the democrats fall for it and go, russia, russia, russia. i don't know one person that voted for trump because russia influenced them. >> this is problem. people don't understand how the russians operate. how they get into their heads. how they use facebook, twitter, how these bots, they're fake bots. i get attacked by them all the time ixt constantly reporting they will. now i can report them on jack, the head of twitter i used to complain that i couldn't do it. there is a way to report them now but there are zpoom the russians keep doing it over and over again. we haven't put enough money into protecting ourselves from these intrusions. we haven't put enough regulations in place. in the graveyard, the legislative graveyard between the house and the senate righ

monica alba covers the president's re-election campaign and she is live outside the rally site in manchester and msnbc contributor and one of the bylines on the killer reporters on the trump re-elect strategy. you know it, i know it, people line up early for the president's rallies. he happens to be seizing on that this morning in a little bit of counterprogramming effort it seems. >> exactly. it's like expert trolling that we have come to know and learn from the president and his re-election campaign. where he -- his name is technically on the republican ballot tomorrow here in the primary. but he's essentially running unopposed. this is more like a dress rehearsal they say for the general election. we're talking nine months from now. this is a state that the president lost by only 2,700 votes to hillary clinton. so this is where they hope to kind of expand the map potentially. looking toward a potential second term. but the president will be speaking here tonight and the vice president is actually doing a bus tour all day. so it's a lot of deployment of resources here. we talked to some of

on tuesday, soprano singer luz del alba rubio stepped forward with her own story of abuse, saying domingo had her blackballed from working at the washington national opera and from other roles after she refused his repeated and unwelcome sexual advances. rubio told reporters -- "before, he was a denier. then, he was a victim. now he is looking for redemption. if he means it, if he is really sorry, i would ask him to apologize to us, face to face. there have been women suffering for 20 years. he should ask for our forgiveness." and police in orlando, florida, have released video of an officer handcuffing and arresting a six-year-old african american girl as she cries and begs to be let go. after the incident in september 2019 drew national outrage, one of the arresting officers, dennis turner, was fired. the newly released video shows a second officer, who has not been identified but who last name appears as "ramos" in the body cam video,inding the handsf six-year-old kaia rolle in plastic restraints before leading her out of her elementary school and placing her in a squad car. >> no, ple

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but expect the ongoing trade war with china to get at least a mention and the killing of isolator alba baccarat al baghdadi by u.s. forces in october as well but 6 6. last year trump delivered his remarks as the justice department conducted an investigation into allegations trump's campaign worked with the russians if there is going to be peace and legislation there cannot be war and investigation but aside from that brief mention trump steered clear of any vitriol and that's why it's so incumbent on this president to look presidential so this is an opportunity for the president to actually set the stage for what another 4 year term in office will look like with president trump's expected acquittal in the senate both republicans and democrats are now leaving the decision on trump's future to us voters in november election kimberly helped at al jazeera the white house. as former president daniel arap more who led the country for 24 years has died during his time in power from 1978 to 2002 he had absolute authority over political and judicial systems violently repressing calls for politi

. >> monica alba is in north carolina ahead of the president's rally. i don't know if you can maybe half troll or if it's a full troll but whatever it is, the president is doing it. >> this is a committed troll. we saw it in iowa, new hampshire, nevada and now here in north charleston, we'll see it tonight. i'm told the president saw how much of the local media they were able to dominate and he said i want to do it again, let's go for a fourth time, let's do it in north carolina, the night before the primary open and some activists on the ground are encouraging registered republicans to vote for bernie sanders. that's something they can do because it is an open primary but the campaign in the state party has distanced themselves from that. but tomorrow i think we're going to see some of those folks coming out to vote for him. there is no gop contest but the president will be touting his record here in south carolina, a state he won in 2016. i think we can expect him to be talking about his general election opponent. he likes to handicap and talk about t

already been cancelled opus finds the virus spreads outside of china japanese prime minister shinzo alba has dismissed talk of canceling want to laying the games but the limpid organizers met they are preparing for a worst case scenario all seen that the. i'm seriously worried that the virus spreading could throw cold water on the benton towards the games i hope that it will be stamped out as soon as possible not to focus there no matter how bad it gets we will do our utmost for the athletes so they'll be able to concentrate on performing that best. european football's governing body wafer isn't sounding the alarm over the current virus just yet despite its flagship event coming up to here a 2020 kicks off in juneau will be held across 12 cities on a visit to some petersburg in russia you a fist chief venue operations was asked if he was concerned about the spread of the virus. to. its anyway yeah we think it's quite done it's a so-called home because to be coming and going. we don't know that it's going to happen but of course a if we would have to implement some i may choose to reach o

so band's prime minister shinzo alba is calling for all sporting and cultural events to be delayed spike 2 weeks or canceled comes just 5 months before the tokyo olympics get underway david starts reports. japan is set to host the olympics in $149.00 days but right now domestic sporting events are taking a major hit as the prime minister shinzo up in his government to try to curb the spread of coronavirus that's a look at about the money or not considering that there's a large risk of infection for nationwide sports and cultural events where a large number of people gather we will consider measures such as suspension put spawn meant and reduction of size for the next 2 weeks worrying times for organizers of tokyo 2020 which has been 7 years in the making at a cost of more than $20000000000.00 the games start in july with 11000 athletes expected to compete and hundreds of thousands of friends set to attend on tuesday dick pound the longest serving member of the international olympic committee said the games are under threat and that a call needs to be made within 3 months however the head

we lost 2 important players for the 2nd league match but will recover to other players like jordi alba and sergio roberto you need to look at things with a positive attitude it's true that we don't have a lot of players now and things can happen but we want to be optimistic and think positively we don't want to complain. well philadelphia's impressive it is open and acapulco as he looks to reclaim top spot in the world rankings he crushed his fellow spaniard a popular. 6362 in mexico becoming world number one again if he wins the title and rankings a top i know about joke of it fails to reach the semifinals of the 2 by tennis championships. and b.a. now in boston celtics a star jason pass and put on a 3 point masak loss on tuesday we all saw forward that was a near unstoppable of from a long range against the portland trailblazers he sank 8 of his that $123.00 point at 10 and wraps up that 6 points in total patriots efforts leading up to celtics 118106 when they said in the eastern conference. and that's what it's for i have more for you later on but for now i hand you back to hallah.

joining me is reporter monica alba and from the emmyames, iow chamber of commerce.here on thursday. -- monoica's not here. drew, trump drew 7,000 people and there's a feeling out there that iowa farmers are not going to support him any longer, the tariffs hurting their business and when i was talking to farmers at that expo i didn't hear that. so tell me how the economy is working here in iowa. >> yeah. well, the economy is strong here in iowa. saw the hits to advanced manufacturing and agriculture are the two biggest soak or thes here in the state and those did see some hits from the trade disputes, we are seeing improvements happening as a result of the usmca trade deal phase one with china and hoping to see continued for the state of iowa and the u.s. as whole. >> when you look at farming across the state and i'm talking at the farming expo, are they doing well and have the money to buy that equipment? tell me who they are. >> it's a broad cross section. there are suppliers and farmers not struggling near as much. we've seen farm bankruptcies double. but i think

joining me more is monica alba and abigail tracy. a welcome to both of you.you and get reaction from the white house after critics accused the president of interfering in these criminal cases at the doj. what's being said on that? >> sure. it was certainly a turbulent week with a lot of developments coming out of the department of justice. those remarks from the attorney general imploring the president not to intervene, not to tweet as much specifically about these cases. we saw the president basically defy that request just hours later, saying, while he does reserve the right to intervene in certain cases, he said he has not done so. take a listen to what a couple of the top white house officials said when discussing exactly how involved he should be in some of these cases. let's roll that. >> the president is making the point and the attorney general bill barr is backing him up that he has not interfered. >> barr is being independent. he did come into this decision on his own. it was not something he was influenced by the president. >> very different to pic

. >> para hablar del tema estamos con consejera familiar, padre de familia y antonio torres alba experto mensajerÍa directa. >> claro porque ahÍ es donde ellos entran y empiezan a mandar mensajes para llamar la atenciÓn antonio ¿quÉ estÁ implementando la red social para proteger a los hijoss que a veces los padres no hacemos uso de ella. >> necesitamos como una implementaciÓn de control y tik tok saca el modo que los padres ahora tengan control sobre la red social, el pederasta puede estar en la red social pero como padre tengo el control de desasir quÉ tiene mi hijo, dÓnde estÁ mi hijo, quiÉn lo sigue, quiÉn lo ve quien le envÍa mensajes. >> totalmente hay un control. >> hasta quÉ punto debe llegar los lÍmites de nosotros como padre, en el monitoreo de las redes sociales sin invadir su privacidad aunque yo soy de las que piensa que la privacidad de los hijos seguro social mÍa, pero bueno hay gente que no piensa asÍ, hasta quÉ punto llega el monitoreo? >> lo primero es entender muchos padres se preguntan debo darle un dispositivo y permitir el acceso a la red social, los padres tienen qu

alba pÉrez fue fundamental en la elecciÓn del presidente obama en 2008.e ha visto viajando en el metro de espaÑa. alan: exactamente. la primera vez que vemos al sol en un lugar no tan exclusivo como nos tiene acostumbrado. nunca se habÍa mostrado viajar en un transporte pÚblico. ahÍ lo pueden ver sentado en un vagÓn muy a gusto, echando beso, muy sonriente. acompaÑado de su novia. el reto es subirse al metro, pero de mÉxico. [risas] francisca: o al de new york tambiÉn. se complicarÍa. alan: en mÉxico no lo dejarÍan ni subir. recuerda que en el metro estÁn dando nalgadas. francisca: llegÓ la hora de celebrar la vida. raÚl: estÁ de cumpleaÑos ramÓn luis ayala rodrÍguez conocido como daddy yankee. arriba puerto rico! este gran cantante, productor, de todo, felicidades! karla: festejamos con mucho cariÑo a una muÑeca. nancy martÍnez cumple 16 aÑos. alan: laÍn cumple cuatro aÑos. mira quÉ sonrisa! francisca: adriÁn garcÍa estÁ cumpliendo 11 aÑos de california. >>vamos a felicitar a una mujer de 55 aÑos. chef: adriÁn de california cumple cinco aÑos. raÚl: josÉ

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