i'm trying to figure out how to get alberto's pulque at el jardin. it would be a crime to not have pulque becau then that's not painting the full picture of everything thate have. we go on this hike with alberto to go siphon the aguamiel from the different agaves he has. agaves need to grow years-- eight years--to get a really good piÑa. if you start picking them when they're this big, you're just killing your land. he's showing us this process that he goes through of siphoning it. when he approaches t agave that he is going to, li, cut into, he just goes silent, and he touches it at the heart, and he just closes his eyes. you know whatever that connection is happening to him is the most sacred moment of his day. [alberto speaking spanish] claudette: and he is asking for permission to cut into its heart. everything that is living needs to be asked permission before you take from it, and that was, like, the strongest message that you can base your life off of. that moment right there is his best, like, tribute to his roots. [alberto speaking spanish]

josÉ alberto, noticias univisiÓn. asalto al capitolio del 6 de enero. una ruptura significativa con el liderazgo del partido que insto a sus miembros a votar en contra de el proyecto. la lista incluye a los 10 republicanos que votaron a favor de la destituciÓn de donald trump. otro proyecto que aprobÓ la cÁmara de representantes de delitos para ayudar a combatir la violencia contra los asiÁtico americanos arregla la pandemia. la medida se aprobÓ con 364 votos a favor y 62 en contra. todos republicanos. incluido lapolÉmica que enfrenta una investigaciÓn federal. el senado ya habÍa aprobado ese proyecto que ahora se enviarÁ al presidente joe biden para su firma. hablando de combatir la violencia, finalmente se da a conocer el vÍdeo deun incidente mortal entre la o policÍa de luisiana y un afroamericano. perdiÓ la vida tras ser detenido y neutralizado con pistolasy sufrir un exceso de fuerza. galo nos muestra las impactantes imÁgenes y la opiniÓn de un expolicÍa. galo: durante dos aÑos la policÍa estatal de luisiana hizo

but as alberto says it is so lively and so well-written. the way you bring the personal into it at the beginning talking about what happened with that unfortunate situation in minneapolis and minnesota i cannot thank you enough for writing this and being here with us and for the american people. thank you very much you are remarkable as always. >> i thank you did great. >> but i'm still hearing echoes. >> thank you and good luck with everything. . . . .

president alberto fernandez is trying to draw international support from european leaders and try toet breathing room for an economy deep in procession. >>a working lunch at the presidential residence in paris. on the menu, the question of the south american nations long-running debt. why does aris is seeking to push back and reese -- windows aris is -- buenos aires is seeking to push back and refinance debt from the imf. >>[speaking french]. >>[speaking spanish]. >>the argentine president was not just in paris, he made the visit as part of a diplomatic tour across europe. alberto fernandez picked up support in portugal and spain for his initiative ahead of negotiations with the imf. the stakes are norma's. over the next three years, argentina is due to pay back almost all of the $45 billion it borrowed in the face of crushing economic woes under the previous government. it has left the country in a race against time and raised the specter of another default on payment after it defaulted last year for the second time in two decades to a group of private creditors against the backdrop

. >>> todos se preguntan quiÉnes y por quÉ asesinaron a los hermanos ana karen, luis Ángel y josÉ alberto que sucede la violencia no solamente en jalisco en todo el paÍs, >>> estamos puestos a toda esa, corrupciÓn toda esa inseguridad >>> junto a los cuerpos habÍa un narco manta firda por el cartel en jalisco de generaciÓn y los llevaron poronfusiÓn comando los llevÓ por equivocaciÓn el mismo viernes hubo un ataq a un grupo federales y la marcha fue de estudiantes porque josÉ alberto estudiaba en guadalajara >>> es hora de alzar la voz y poner un alto y exigir justicia es hora tambiÉn de exigir soluciones a nuestr autoridades. >>> y es que en jalisco como en otros estados la vlencia del crimen organizada estÁ desatado el presidente lÓpez obrador pidÓ justicia >>> nos duele, sobre todo por las vÍctimas y sus familiares. >>> y es que, 3 jÓvenes mÁs fueron vÍctimas de una violencia que parecen imparable nicole >>> quÉ situaciÓn gracias raÚl. ahora vamos aolombia donde se vive una nueva jornada de mafestaciones en el marco del paro nacional que hoy cumple 15 dÍas. los plantÓnes y marchas se h

no change at the giro d'italia, egan bernal still leads, after stage 18 was won alberto bettiol.nd clearly enjoyed winning a stage on his home tour. britain's simon yates is third with three stages to go. british cycling has backed the decision to cancel next month's european track cycling championships in belarus. the five day competition was due to start on the 23rd ofjune in minsk. 0rgansiers have taken the decision due to ongoing political tension in belarus. and england's double commonwealth and european champions chris and gabby adcock have announced their retirement from badminton. the married couple last competed together in december. good luck to them and more time to spend with their lovely dog balser, who i once met. great britain has announced the women's football squad who'll be travelling to tokyo for the olympics in a few weeks' time. 15 of the 18 players are english, and 11 of those play for manchester city. will it make for a more cohesive team performance? or should other nations have been given a chance? jo currie reports: all smiles. the relief in knowing they

. ♪ jorge: el presidente de argentina, alberto fernÁndez, y el papa sostuvieron una reuniÓn.licÍas y manifestantes. varios partidos de la copa libertadores se jugaron en paraguay por las protestas en colombia desde hace dos semanas. jorge: continÚa enfrentamiento entre israel y hamas que lanzÓ 1750 cohetes en contra del estado. israel movilizÓ 9.000 reservistas para garantizar la seguridad del paÍs. mientras varios paÍses como egipto intercepden para lograr un cese al fuego. ilia: vamos con patricia y un adelanto de esta noche cual. patricia: gracias. los inmigrantes que esperan una audiencia con un juez tienen 5 dÍas para notificar un cambio de domicilio. si no lo hacen serÁn deportados. se pagarÁ a la familia de un muchacho con problemas psicolÓgicos que muriÓ a manos de la policÍa. todos los detalles esta noche de esas y otras noticias, los espero. jorge: gracias. decenas de estudiantes con daca recibieron la autorizaciÓn de inmigraciÓn para ir a estudiar a mÉxico. y volver. los detalles al regreso. ♪

en el pacÍfico mexicano el candidato josÉ alberto alonso del partido fuerza por mÉxico sufriÓ un atentado pues han sido asesinados 88 polÍticos, 34 de ellos candidatos directos. datos que para el presidente lÓpez obrador no son un problema sino exageraciones de la prensa. andres: antes se le llamaba sensacionalismo . asÍ se le llamaba. ahora es amarillismo. alejandro: aÚn asÍ siguen asesinato candidato, abel murrieta. aspirante de movimientos y ... uno de los mÁs violentos del paÍs y baleado a plenas luz del dÍa. la revista inglesa calificÓ a andrÉs lÓpez obrador como un falso mesÍasy evitar votar por su partido. el canciller marcelo ... en la ciudad de mÉxico, alejandro, univisiÓn. patricia: acÁ en estados unidos la industria de los cruceros turÍsticos, uno de los sectores mÁs golpeados por la crisis de la pandemia, retomarÁ sus actividades el prÓximo mes tras la aprobaciÓn de las autoridades de salud para sara para bajo ciertas condiciones. uno de los estados que se va a beneficiar con esta medida es la florida que cuenta con varios puertos de cruceros, un negocio que emplea a miles de

bush, alberto gonzales, now the dean at belmont university law school. i'm really excited to talk to you this morning because of a conversation we had before. i asked you once if you thought you could win a primary in texas now where you lived and worked for so many years. his response was, i'm not sure george w. bush could win a primary in texas. given that, given what you see as the state of the republican party, i'm curious what your feelings are when you see what's happening to liz cheney and the house republican leadership? >> you know, john, i'm disappointed, quite frankly. listen, if so-called conservatives want to remove one of the more conservative members at leadership in the republican caucus, obviously that's their call to make, but it does not change the fact of what happened on january 6th, which was really an assault on our constitutional order. and it does not change the fact that donald trump lost the election. and so i think that -- those two factors are much more important, quite frankly, than who is in leadership, but i will say i'm d

tambiÉn los colombianos ahora esperan la renuncia del actual ministro de hacienda alberto, por lo pronto principales calle, en bogotÁ colombia, sulay ucros noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> el continente americano registrÓ una cuarta parte de las muertes mundiale por covid-19. en la Última semana. segÚn la organizaciÓn panamericanae salud muchos paÍses llegan a su mÁximo de contagio diario. los Índices son particularmente alarmantes en paÍses como perÚ, ecuador, bolivia, argentina, uruguay y colombia. pero lo que realmente preocupa a las autoridades sanitarias mundiales la tragedia de la india el segundo paÍs mÁs po plazo del planeta hoy rompiÓ rÉcord de muertes con 3689 y es el epicentro de la pandemia Érica flores hablÓ con una mexicana. >>> mi mayor miedo que me llegara a pasar algo y yo estando lejos de mi familia >>> es el gran temor de gabriela una mexicana que vive en nueva deli hace 8 aÑos reciÉn dios posible al covid-19. >>> esta segunda, la cepa de coronavirus ha pegado bastante la gente se ha relajado en cuanto a las medidas y obviamente son las consecuencias. >>> india a

fans had a home victory to cheer on thursday, when the longest stage of this year's race was won by albertoeconds ahead of the field. former tour de france champion bernal, meanwhile, finished safely in the pack to retain the race leader's pinkjersey and remain on course for a second grand tourwin. just three stages to go. and you can get all the latest sports news on our website — bbc.com/sport. but from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the sport team — bye—bye. now theatres are beginning to reopen in places where pandemic restictions have been lifted. one new production in london — based on the sci—fi adventures of doctor who — invites audiences to become part of the action. our reporter wendy hurrell went to find out more. everybody down! everybody get down! get down! get down, get down! get down! time and space has dramatically fractured inside an unassuming mews building in mayfair. that success has happened, we've made it. letting loose alien forces. i'm genuinely terrified. and we, the audience, must save the universe. here we go! 42 actors improvising with the audience... you're al

the demonstrators have already said they will continue until the finance minister alberto carrasquillagation with glyphosate, police reform and even the health reform are off the table, so this is going to be a long—winded opposition. sergio guzman there. the united states has expressed concern after el salvador�*s national assembly dismissed the attorney general and five judges from the constitutional court. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, said that the attorney general, raul melara, was an effective partner in efforts to combat corruption and organised crime in el salvador. the opposition described the move as a coup attempt. the united nations is warning that southern madagascar is on the brink of famine after drought and sandstorms ruined harvests, reducing people to eating locusts and leaves. the un's world food programme has estimated that at least 1.35 million people are in need of food assistance in the region and that the lives of children are especially in danger. malnutrition rates in children under five have doubled since the start of the year, following five con

the capital buenos aires, thousands of people banged pots and pans and waved flags to protest at albertol shops will be closed and social, religious and sporting events have been banned. tazmanian devils have been born in the wild in australia's mainland for the first time in 3,000 years. it's a big milestone for this endangered species as the bbc�*s azaday moshiri reports. the tasmanian devil. it's thought they were wiped out from australia's mainland long ago, so conservationists reintroduced 26 adults into a large sanctuary north of sydney, hoping to bring them back. and now, for the first time in 3,000 years, new tasmanian devils have been born in the pouch in the wild in australia's mainland. ten years ago, we started with 44 founder devils and we've now had over 450 joeys. we've been able to historically, albeit in its infancy, return the devil to mainland, and today is another milestone entirely. they get their name from their ferocity when they fight over food. hard to imagine, though, since these creatures are so — well, cute. there is so much at stake here. we've done everythin

the premier of alberto declared processing illegal.urch the government overreach was as you saw i was taken into custody, i was manhandled, they really wanted to me to be hurt. they threw me into a cell, deprived me of sleep for two days. i spent 3 days in jail for my crime of opening the church in a free and democratic society. shannon: did you ever think you would see this in a supposedly free democratic society, a former eastern block, you know what tierney and dictatorship -- did you ever think you would see this? >> know. i escaped tierney, communism, socialism, canada was offering me freedom and here we are again and i decided to stand up and fight to the death. that is what i said to the officer, you are not going to intimidate me, you can torture me or taser me but i'm going to fight until the day i die. i have 3 children, that is my message to the people, you don't want to do it for yourself, have some decency and do it for your children because what kind of country do we leave on for future generations, how do we look into th

ahora vamos con alberto martÍnez porque hay frÍo. dÓnde? de un poco de lluvia, carolina del norte, carolina del sur y en el noreste en la zona de massachusetts. en la ciudad de nueva york algunas gotas, temperaturas en recuperaciÓn para el fin de semana. la nasa lleva desde el sÁbado intentando lanzar un cohete, los vientos cortantes no ayudan demasiado, si lo consiguen hoy en la tarde saldrÍa cerca de washington y podrÍa llegar al cielo con unos colores pÚrpuras por el vapor, no es tÓxico pero es lo que ocurre en las capas de la atmÓsfera. unos vientos que tambiÉn afecta los colorados y sigue nevando las montaÑas. los acumulados son notables y mÁs de ocho pulgadas hacia el norte del estado, hasta junio puede nevar en colorado. incluso en yuta y los acumulados a lo largo de las prÓximas horas. sigue el invierno para las montaÑas. seguimos con mÁs. raÚl:llegar a la universidad es un sueÑo que no estÁ al alcance de todos y quienes lo consiguen son motivos de orgullo para su familia. tenemos la historia de la primera de 11 hermanos en lograr s

argentina only a small number of people have received the job the country. 1000000 cases president alberto funders has extended a nighttime curfew in the capital by 3 weeks the reports from. the numbers keep rising argentina like the rest of latin america is suffering a 2nd wave of covered nineteen's infections and deaths the government has imposed a further 3 weeks of new tougher lockdown restrictions a nighttime curfew and schools returning to online classes the authorities say their main aim is to relieve the strain on hospitals or you don't say that you're not known today to how system can cope with another patient not one more we've reached our limit the number of contaminated patients even if it doesn't go up has reached a breaking point it's overflowing we can keep extending measures every 15 days or 2 more years but what we've got to do is test and vaccinate. the arrival of vaccines has been slow to sporadic the argentinian government says it's doing all it can to find new supplies but so far any a small percentage of people have had both jabs the elderly and those with already ser

president alberto fernandes announced a lockdown may 20th saying argentina is leaving the worst momentince the beginning of the pandemic. the president said people would only be allowed outside their homes for 12 hours a day starting at 6:00 in the morning except for essential workers. schools and nonessential businesses were to remain closed until may 30th. argentina together with brazil and columbia are the three south american countries that remain among the top ten with the highest numbers of daily confirmed new cases in the world. the strict lockdown was aimed at reversing the worrying trend in the explosion of cases argentina has had in the last few weeks. in the long-term the south american country is hoping to become a major source of covid-19 vaccines. argentina is partnering with oxford university and astrazeneca to produce massive amounts of the corid 19 vaccine developed by both institutions. at a lab in the province, the process has already begun. but a live representative says it will be the end of the year before they expect to start clinical trials with the goal of laun

of people have received the job the country will soon surpass a total of 3000000 cases president alberto fernandez has extended a nighttime curfew in the capital by 3 weeks. colombia's president iran decay has withdrawn proposed tax hikes after nationwide protests and the 6 people killed including a police officer and hundreds of people have been injured in the past 4 days dk said the bill would be revised to remove some tax increases israeli security forces say they are searching for a gunman who opened fire as they drove past a major intersection in the occupied west bank injuring 3 offices local media report that the gunman escaped in a car with palestinian license plates. as your headlines back now to al-jazeera world. and to grading successfully into a new country can be challenging under any circumstances but across the world many arabs do succeed in building a new and you know warding life's elsewhere. professor now dress away says jordanian and today she's a specialist in your maternal at the university of illinois in the united states. consulate chicago as for this i me is about

country recorded 16000 new cases on saturday and will soon subparts a total of $3000000.00 president alberto fernandez is warning of difficult weeks ahead with limited space in intensive care units he's also extended a nighttime curfew in the capital by 3 weeks we've got daniel in buenos aires to take us through this and other news out of latin america daniel mentioned that there is obviously a rush on vaccines but not enough to go around what sort of numbers have actually been an ocular in argentina. well come out not nearly enough i mean something like 11 percent of the $42000000.00 population have had one dose of the value of the vaccine but less than 2 percent of had both doses of the vaccine is always greeted with great fanfare when a ship or even a flight arrives and they had their offloading the either the sputnik v. from russia or the sign of vaccines from china but they come every 3 or 4 days it's never enough so and president of the fernandez has said he's on the phone regularly to world leaders health organize ations to the pharmaceutical companies trying to find out when the next

new coven cases 1000 cases on saturday and is soon to surpass a total of 3000000 cases president alberto fernandez has warned of difficult weeks ahead with limited space in intensive care units and he wants to give the state governors greater power to enforce their restrictions so let's bring in dan your correspondent and point to sars the sunday hi daniel sort things getting worse and the president telling people well prepare for words. exactly i mean this 2nd wave has hit or we're seeing a 2nd wave here in latin america has hit these countries particularly hard we're seeing no let up in the number of infections and in deaths the occupancy rate of i.c.u. hospitals in the around one osiris is 0 is coming up to 80 percent so the president really trying to release a relieve pressure on those i.c.u. beds in and around the capital where the majority of argentinean argentina's population lives the nighttime curfew yes it's in place difficult to say how well people are abiding by that and he is giving more scope for the provincial governors to act on their own behalf to act as autonomously as

carlos alberto: en la vida siempre vamos a tener obstÁculos.ando el chavo del 8 decÍa que era enrique acevedo? alan: ese marÍn, si estuviera vivo, estarÍa trabajando en tudn y en univisiÓn deportes network, porque tienen a los mejores. de verdad, son una magia con lo que hacen en los deportes. soy fanÁtico de todos ustedes. presentadora: claro que sÍ . mis respetos. alan: enrique, un cafecito. bueno, vÁmonos! gracias, paolita. gracias a tudn deportes y todo univisiÓn deportes. es todo un network gigantesco. presentadora: marisol sosa hablÓ sobre el milagro que hizo dios en su vida y la de su padre. reportero: en exclusiva, las cÁmaras de "despierta amÉrica" acompaÑaron a marisol sosa, la hija de josÉ josÉ, en una iglesia de los Ángeles, dando su testimonio de cÓmo venciÓ el cÁncer que le permitiÓ salir adelante. marisol: la verdad, yo soy un testimonio de salud. hoy tengo el privilegio de seguir viniendo a decir que cristo nos ama y hay que estar a cuentas con dios. venimos a conocer al seÑor, es a lo Único que vinimos. reportero: durante su te

. >> my crazy partner, alberto, who wanted to either move back to europe or export americana to spainment was overflowing. >> reporter: in need of more space, she came across what was an artist's studio. >> they decided to leave the space, gave our name to the landlord and we took over to make the store here. >> reporter: the two set up their shop before embarking on what they called a bar with wine selling antiques. >> you had to convince the landlord to do this? >> we invited them to lunch. they walked in and saw what we did and were bowled over and said whatever you want. >> you convinced them with food. >> with. >> reporter: simple and much of it discovered by her partner who has since moved back to italy. >> simple, well sourced ingredients of the season treated with as little as possible and maybe once in a while a little something thrown in that doesn't overwhelm but enhances what you've already got on the plate. almost everything on this table speaks to that. >> reporter: like her favorite, anchovy toast. the anchovies straight from italy, set on top of freshly baked buckwheat

picture, and it wasn't a fun picture to show but i thought it was something we should see of oscar alberto martinez ram mercy and his two two-year-old daughter valeria face down, drowned in the rio grande. i wanted to ask secretary mayorkas is he aware of the fact that migrant girls are given birth control because they know such a large percentage are going to be raped during their dangerous journey. that president biden's policies are incentivizing. i wanted to know whether secretary mayorkas was aware of the kidnappings, the beatings, the abuse and the additional ransoms demanded by the human traffickers. i wanted to know whether or not he knows how much the human traffickers charge for their human prey and if he's knowledgeable about how they pay off their debt. some pay in advance, some don't have the money, some pay later. how do you think a pretty young girl pays off her human trafficking debt? how do you think a young minor, a 15, 16, 17-year-old boy who can traffic drugs, how do you think he pays off his debt? i think it's pretty obvious. i wanted to know does he know how many youn

alberto: 90° el resto del estudio tambiÉn puede jugar, washington la capital?imos dÍas, es importante que una situaciÓn como esta donde sube tanto la temperatura hay que tener cuidado especialmente en el automÓvil, 90° es suficiente que en para que unos minutos dentro del coche la temperatura llega hasta los 110° y media hora superamos los 120° y en media hora 140°, es por eso que siempre que revisar el asiento trasero del vehÍculo. calor en toda la costa este, miramos en vivo atlanta, nos preparamos para los 90° orlando tomÉ mucho caloresto se debe a esta zona de alta presiÓn que se queda en la costa este ayudando a que tambiÉn lleguÉ la humedad a texas y se sigan acumulando la lluvia en esa zona, asÍ que por la zona de alta presiÓn en el este del paÍs, las tormentas se concentran en las montaÑas, pero esta semana mÁs de 20° en el Área pri estatal, el martes seguirÁ subiendo las temperaturas en la costa este y para poner un ejemplo ahora nos levantamos con 60° en new york, 70° en washington pero este es el inicio de una semana calurosa y sin lluvia en el nores

francisca: alberto me cae mejor porque estÁ mÁs calmado que ustedes.es asÍ que vamos a echar un vistazo de como pintar el resto del territorio. un ambiente definido hacia la costa este con esas temperaturas suaves. sÁbado agradable y el domingo mÁs de lo mismo. ambiente tranquilo, arrancamos la semana con lluvias y tormentas en el sureste y ambiente fresco, tendremos que seguir de cerca la evoluciÓn de las temperaturas. carlos: quÉ bonita grÁfica, tambiÉn hay flores en el clima. los familiares de keishla rodrÍguez le dan el Último adiÓs en puerto rico y asÍ estuvieron nuestras cÁmaras. francisca: seremos testigos del reencuentro de dos hermanos colombianos con su madre, despuÉs de estar separados por la pandemia. chef: chiquis rivera comparte los consejos que le dio su mamÁ y que nunca antes habÍa revelado. francisca: quÉdate con nosotros que siempre haremos de tu maÑanas las mÁs felices . a miren quÉ foto tan bonita de carlos y su mamÁ. carlos:te quiero, mamá ♪ who will you make happy today? la vie est belle soleil cristal la nueva fragancia. lancôme.

. >> y lo que si se publica esto que estÁ pasando con la madre naturaleza y alberto martÍnez nos tienens puede ser significativos, estamos hablando que puede caer siete a ocho pulgadas mÁs y ha recibido 16 pulgadas esta semana. por eso rÍos como el rojo se puede desbordar y es importante estar lejos de ellos. mientras antes tu mirante trÓpico, tenemos este grupo de tormentas que puede convertirse en el primer sistema la temporada, llevamos siete aÑos seguidos y se nombra viento sistemas antes del inicio fÍsico y al que se lo he junio, el 2017 tuvimos a glenn y es justo en esa zona donde suele aparecer, lo iremos monitoreando, no es una mesa para la costa. lo que sÍ que puede hacer una amenaza para los vehÍculos estacionados sonel calor carolinas, new york, mÁximas en los 80 90 y en la costa oeste ambiente seco con la Única excepciÓn de las nevadas en montana y idaho que nos puede dejar cuatro pulgadas. >> como siempre gracias, pendiente esas pulgadas. >> el tamaÑo importa. >> siempre para bien o para mal. esta maÑana se acompaÑa alexander o saldo de su casa en los Ángeles. >> problemas

. >> interactuÓ con actores como alberto estrella y eduardo santamarina. actor contesta. carlos: esto fue travÉs de su cuenta de twitter. el actor escribiÓ. raÚl: "que conste sÓlo lo dejÉ porque la buena mujer dijo que todo lo que pueda comer no estaba". [risas] carlos: la gente habÍa pensado que se habÍa enojado. raÚl: cuando vino a "despierta amÉrica" que hicimos un sketch de la escuelita. uno no puede perder la capacidad de sorprenderse, pero la humildad de adam fue lo mÁximo. carlos: absolutamente. la magia de este programa es ese. traemos superestrellas y se conectan con nosotros, con ustedes. francisca: a quÉ no se deben atrever a decir al aire cÓmo que no fue tan bueno? raÚl: la vez que puede recordar, pero no son ellos, quizÁs, en la gente con la que vienen. francisca: la gente de quiÉn? [risas] carlos: la gente de publicistas. [risas] raÚl: john travolta quede impactado. cuando vino silvestre stallone tambiÉn. francisca: ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ soy lo que vivo. my way. la nueva fragancia giorgio armani. ¿vienes a comer donde abuelita? primo, ¿no sabes que tratán

alberto: en las Últimas horas ha pasado este tornado de arena en colorado, son las tormentas que hemosxtremar precauciones porque no hay lluvias, la humedad es mÍnima y con el viento se pueden propagar los fuegos. en colorado, wyoming seguimos con nieve, como pueden ver en dÉnver 4000 pies de altura, una cosa interesante. hemos visto un poco de nieve durante las Últimas horas. y como ven california al margen de las lluvias. en cuanto a las temperaturas la cosa estÁ interesante. durante la semana veremos el que baja mucho la costa este, 20° por debajo de lo que toca en el Área tri estatal despuÉs de un fin de semana muy ventoso. tormentas en tennessee, en las carolinas y lo dicho mucho cuidado con estas lluvias que llegan el noreste, no con inundaciones pero con tormentas severas en el valle del mississippi. mÁs adelante veremos las temperaturas en nueva york y el Área tri estatal, que bajaran mucho partir del miÉrcoles. raÚl: estaremos pendientes. karla: vamos a conocer a un chef colombiano que cambia las armas por las olla. lanza un li libro de recetas. raÚl: se llama juan carlo amaya

visita en vivo ximena cÓrdoba y viene a recordar bien nos tiempos y a cantarle el reporte del tiempo a albertoe, ¿quiÉn es somos? conocerÁ la historia de lourdes de rÍo, decidiÓ vivir su vida positivo. en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] >> y bonita familia. ¿cÓmo estÁ nuestra gente linda? hoy es miÉrcoles 12 de mayo, ¿cÓmo amanecieron? >> gracias por comenzar tu dÍa con "despierta amÉrica". >> el show que siempre le pone la alegrÍa, la esperanza, la buena vibra a sus maÑanas. >> para llevarte la mejor informaciÓn en vivo. >> precisamente venimos las Últimas noticias. satcha: les cuento que hoy mismo la compaÑÍa colonial decide si reabre por completo el mayor oleoducto del paÍs. de reanudarse las operaciones el suministro estarÍa varios dÍas en normalizarse porque el flujo de combustible avanza a cinco millas por hora, hay que destacar que mÁs de 1000 gasolineras allÁ se quedan si reservas en estados del sureste a causar pÁnico entre los consumidores. como nos cuenta edwin pitt y en vivo desde washington d.c., precisamente donde hay quienes se llegan buscando ese valio

vamos con alberto martÍnez que tienes detalles del estado tiempo y lo Último de los incendios.las condiciones secas y la ausencia de lluvia no ayudarÁn a que durante las prÓximas semanas sigamos hablando de mÁs fuegos. donde tenemos algo de lluvia debido a los vientos del pacÍficoes en oregÓn, en washington, hay algo lluvia, las tormenta de esta Última noche en kansas con algunos reportes incluso por tornado, especialmente hacia el oeste del estado. seguiremos pendiente de esas tormentas porque van camino de chicago a lo largo de las prÓximas horas y favorecerÁn que bajen mucho las temperaturas, este martes la costa este seguimos por encima de lo que toca, a partir del miÉrcoles el azul va bajando las temperaturas por el norte y terminaremos la semana en nueva york con un ambiente mucho mÁs fresco, uuna costa este que se levanta con 65 a 70 esta maÑana y lo dicho, harÍa tri estatal, martes tranquilo pero el miÉrcoles a mediodÍa y en la tarde noche las tormentas pueden ser intensas y nueva york despuÉs de las tormentas del miÉrcoles en la noche pasaremos a jueves y viernes y fin

mlk junior, his mother, alberto williams king was an incredible social activist.you were fighting for the oppressed, making sure you were using your privileges to advanced the freedom cause forward. so she participated in marches and in boycotts. she was an incredible instrumentalist and a singer. >> and now let's move to malcolm x. all of these women really inspired what has happened. and what their sons were able to do. malcolm x's mother, louise little. >> absolutely. and louise little's case, perhaps the connection is even more obvious to her son. she was also an activist. she believed in pan africanism, black independence, black pride. so she is part of the marcus garby movement. she writes for the negro world newspaper, she believes that you stand up for yourself no matter the cost. and you stand up for your worth and you demand to be treated with dignity and the respect that you deserve. >>> and finally, emma baldwin, james baldwin's mother. >> yes. emma bertid baldwin, she was a writer. she believed that she could help other people through the darkness, th