alicia: thank you.as and grocery prices are affecting americans travel plans as a summer season gets underway and that is next. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a different doctor. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com. the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. so, no more sweating all night or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. >> company republicans urging california governor gavin newsom tax increase, living on july 1st, the recent report said that prices are expected to rise, 47 cents per gallon pretty according to triple income of the national gases 360 a gallon while california's average is more than a dollar to have more and $5.13, per gallon. alicia: nearly 44 million americans will hit the highways and airways this memorial day weekend, making it the busiest summer travel kickoff and almost 20

alicia: we honor them with you.before we go a look at where severe weather is possible this holiday weekend. ugh . ♪ visionworks. see the difference. [ applause ] the day you get your clearchoice dental implants changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel, and how you enjoy life. it changes your smile and how others smile at you. clearchoice network doctors have changed over 100,000 lives with dental implants, and they can change yours, too. because a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. chris counahan for leaffilter— the permanent gutter solution that protects your home in so many ways, it takes more than one chris to explain it. but together, i think we've got the job covered. like leaffilter's has your gutters covered. protecting you from getting up on this thing to clean out your gutters ever again. and you know how else leaffilter protects your home? with our lifetime transferable no clogs warranty. we'd be glad to come out for a free no-has

alicia: nate silver you should talk about it -- no.t seat but i'm with tomi a strong chance he won't be the nominee but all getting out the vote and democrats are far superior and they do nefarious things and even if you don't get out on the vote you lose. alicia: very good point straight ahead -- >> we have all of these eligible people waving to work with the skills we need to fill the jobs but we're unable to allow them to work because bureaucracy is in the way. alicia: new york city faces life guard shortage eric adams calls call in the illegal immigrants. that's next. ♪ ♪ joey: welcome back to the big weekend show memorial day weekend is the unofficial start to summer and plenty of fun in the sun across the country but there's a dark shadow casting over some beaches where there's a life guard shortage fox news correspondent cb cotton is on the beach in rock away, new york, tonight. >> hi joey yeah life guard shortage is a conversation happening across the entire country here in new york city, all eight beaches opened this weekend.

she got alicia a $460 credit instead, but arlen says alicia is so thankful for that. now, an invitation. please join us tomorrow night at 630 for our nbc bay area response special. it's a full half hour of consumer battles, plus lessons to save you time, money, or both. see you tomorrow night and have a great weekend! thank you chris. we will because it's going to be a beautiful weekend. it's the second weekend in a row where we're having some sense. it's the third weekend or second. well, we did get sun last sunday, but then last saturday we had the rainstorm. we had that crazy rainstorm. let's just focus on our on our sunshine. i know i had to bring that up, right? oh man, i forgot about that. everybody's ready to move on from that. and yes, sunshine on saturday and also sunday coming our way. let's take it into that microclimate forecast and look at this reds and the giants going at it right here at 7:00 on nbc bay area this very channel. so no tickets , no problem. we got your vip pass right now. beautiful weather at the ballpark. 73 degrees, a little bit breezy.

. >> you hear it there, the life story of grammy-winning alicia keys.red in her musical "hell's kitchen." ninety-six percent of subaru vehicles sold in the past ten years are still on the road. (middle boy) someday, i'll be able to read dogs' minds. he's thinking squirrels. arthritis pain? we say not today. tylenol 8 hour arthritis pain has two layers of relief. the first is fast, the second is long-lasting. we give you your day back, so you can give it everything. tylenol. number one doctor recommended for arthritis pain. (woman) ugh, of course it stops loading at the best part. (tony hale) i wasn't eavesdropping, yes i was. you need verizon. get their crazy powerful network out here, and get six months of disney bundle on them! and it is all good. (vo) that's right, stream on the go, with six months of disney bundle on us. all your favorite content from hulu, disney plus and espn plus is all yours, and watch it all on the new galaxy s24+, also on us. only on verizon. oh, uber eats has groceries now? i gotta remember that. yo, the best way to remember

[applause] ♪ jimmy: thank you, alicia.other and vice president, welcome to the apaics leadership summit! vp harris: and happy 30th anniversary everyone. [applause] jimmy, before we get started, we have to talk about alicia. jimmy: she is amazing. vp harris: such an incredible representation of a real leaders. there are many members of congress here, she has been going up to the hill to talk about how we can coordinate all the work we're doing on mental health. when i look at our gen z leaders , they have so many talents as they are so courageous, and she is an incredible organizer among the young people in my office. but around the issues that we really need to focus on things we care about the future of our country. can we please applaud alicia for her work? please. [applause] really, she's wonderful. ok. hi, jimmy. jimmy: hello. how are you? good seeing you. i have no idea why you guys called me to do this. [applause] lisa lang must have been not available, you know, went down to list. connie chung not available. [laught

>> so as alicia said, my mother gave my sister and me a lot of advice.ngs she said toe that has had a lasting impact as she said he may be the first to do many things. but make sure you are not the last. my mother was 19 years old when she arrived in the united states by herself. she was the eldest of my grandparents for kids. and she said -- she was a part of one of the first waves of indians to come and relative modern history to the united states in the 50s. so any of south asian background you will note this was early, early, early. there were not many indians who would come in at that point. and my mother said to her father when she was 19 years old, i want to cure cancer. and so what i learned later as she secretly applied to uc t barkley. and she got accepted. and so she went to my grandfather and said i want to go. my grandfather was very progressive. his eldest child we don't asian culture what birth order it mea, right? [applause] i my first grandchild too, i will say. my grandfather said go. she arrived in the united states by herself because

and it was just too much. art has helped jasmine alicia carter. she pains with a brush or with her fingers on water color paper. she collects her blood with a menstrual cup and can keep it in the fridge for several days. when jasmine started painting at age 25, she had no precedence to follow. so she developed her own techniques and just as this to live and as it goes where it has to go in a certain way. and it also makes it a little bit difficult because i need to understand that sometimes it's a little bit more flying in. sometimes it's a little bit more liquid and ready. so i just have to kind of slow within terms phones. sometimes i have to separate more slimy part from the, from the more reddish parts. like it's, it's something that requires a lot of work good and i, and i love that. i personally love it so, so so much the many of my clients and i'm having so many clause how can i resolve this issue, right? so it has to come with also taking care of your home health. so it's a side effect. so big part of having such a beautiful pigment of blo

a look at the unique way. jasmine alicia carter. paint nutrition with a mission. where is the global slow fluid movement headings and lightweight, yet meaningful. how are communion wafers made? all this and more, coming up on jerome acts, the germany is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its constitution known as the basic law. to mark the occasion, we'll take a look at the iconic ice top building the seat of german parliament in berlin. and we'll show you where to go for a tasty meal afterwards. this is the home of the german constitution for the basic law, the high tax, the country is governed from here. and you actually can get one of the best views of the city from the top of the dome right there. it's the most visited parliament in the world every year at 1850000 people a sense that ice pack don't a popular viewing platform over the city. but if you're only looking into the distance, you'll miss sites and what down below, here are some of the exciting things you can expect to see on a tour, and what you need to know before you visit that ice top. before we g

alicia, qué tal? qué gusto estar aquí contigo, me encanta!. manipular el calor. aceites calientes. las cosas calientes me ponen a mí muy nerviosa. siempre te has caracterizado por ser una mujer polémica. bueno, ustedes me han hecho polémica. yo he vivido mi vida como he podido. cómo crees que te va a ir en este aquí me va a ir bien, porque esto es un show precioso donde hay mucha unidad y hay muy buen ambiente. hay muchos profesionales acá, todos. me imagino que ya conocías a muchos de ellos. sí, sí. qué te puedo decir de el puma? que mi primera oportunidad de trabajo me la dio a mí el puma en venezuela. todo el día lo ando cuidando como si fuera mi papá. aparte de eso, él es. Él y yo tenemos esa relación desde que él me conoció a mi a los 17 años. Él siempre ha sido un papá para mí y mi papaíto que está en el cielo se me fue hace 2 años. entonces él sabe que yo ando muy bien cuidada con alguien. sí, me gusta mucho cocinar comida cubana. me decías que tu mamá es cubana? sí, me imagino que te ha enseñado muchísimos platos. sí, mi abuela. yo me

[público] ¡alicia! ¡alicia! ¡alicia! esto se va a poner bueno.stuvo muy hermoso. - eres un caballero, hijo. bueno, alicia y lucerito, ahora sí, por favor, vayan a sus posiciones. - respira, lucerito. - vamos, güera. sé que estás muy emocionada, pero respira. es tuyo el escenario. y espero que estén listas porque sus voces están en juego ahora. ¡y viva méxico! ¡sí, señor! ♪ ya no me cantes cigarra ♪ ♪ que acabe tu son sonete ♪ ♪ que tu canto aquí en el alma ♪ ♪ como un puñal se me mete ♪ ♪ sabiendo que cuando cantas ♪ ♪ pregonando vas tu muerte ♪ ♪ marinero, marinero ♪ ♪ dime si es verdad que sabes ♪ ♪ porque distinguir no puedo ♪ ♪ si en el fondo de los mares ♪ ♪ hay otro color más negro que el color de mis pesares ♪ ♪ ay, la la la, ay ♪ ♪ ay, la la la ♪ ♪ ay, la la la ♪ ♪ y quiero morir cantando como muere... ♪ ♪ la cigarra ♪ - señor mijares... - [mijares] no, bueno. ¿cómo, cómo vio a su hija? perdón que, perdón, pero es que traía así la baba caída, entonces le tengo que preguntar. me tocó ponerle un platito. me fue, isis me vino a poner un plat

ready ready ready this is the medium jasmine alicia carter paints with still perfectly fresh, watery dark, crimson red. its blood, her own. this is my period blood and i paint with an after every cycle, the artist prost as her experiences and feelings of the back last month through her painting. in 2016, she started painting with her own menstrual blood. but she had to get used to the idea 1st. okay. and i really doing this as really weird, you know, like i never see the stuff the or is it i was just having this willingness. so i want to go deep because my parents are just so painful, they have been so painful. i had to get cocktails of medicines to know in the hopes to make a go away, and mostly times it not even the meds could help. and this concept feeling of having to hide them and just not understanding where to put them like it and it was just too much. art has helped jasmine alicia carter. she pains with a brush or with her fingers on water color paper. she collects her blood with a menstrual cup and can keep it in the fridge for several days. when jasmine started painting at

alicia: ajÁ. vete, buenÍsimo. isabel: ¿cuÁl, cuÁl equipo? alicia: ¿cuÁl quieren? 1 minuto. disfruta la vida. repararemos los daños. eso que hueles podrían ser 8,000,000 de bacterias que causan mal olor. ugh! lo bueno es que añadir lysol laundry sanitizer mata el 99.9% de las bacterias que los detergentes dejan atrás. limpio es bueno. sanitizado es mejor. ♪ ♪ mÁs de juego de voces. [mÚsica] angÉlica: continuamos con mÁs de juego de voces. y ¿quÉ sigue, pantalla de la suerte? dueto imposible. les voy a explicar por quÉ se llama dueto imposible. esto va a ser duelo de capitanes, pero es duelo imposible. ¿por quÉ? porque tÚ, alexander, vas a tener que mandar a alguien de tu equipo para que cante con tu papÁ. y tÚ, emmanuel, tienes que mandar a alguien de tu equipo para que cante con tu hijo. o sea, dueto imposible. mÍa: yo quiero. >> no, pues yo tambiÉn. >> yo tambiÉn. angÉlica: a ver, alexander... alexander: yo creo que para seguir con la tradiciÓn, la tradiciÓn hacha mijares. angÉlica: ah, mira. alexander: hacha mijares. estarÍa padre, estarÍa muy padre que fuera la

at 6:30, alicia called her grandparents, clarence and margaret. >> i answered the phone and alicia said, can you get us some milk? i said, what do you mean, can i get you some milk? she says, mom didn't come home and we don't have milk. i said, i will be right there. >> what did you think? >> i didn't know what to think but as a mother you know that this was something bad, something very bad. >> that night, kathy's mother and father contacted everyone they could inc. of. >> no one had heard from her and that was, i remember picking up on that, that they seemed worried. >> you could tell. >> your grandparents are acting differently. >> their dad, john, was in upstate new york, training with his national guard unit. he didn't hear his wife was missing until the next day. >> when you get that phone call, what did you say? >> the conversation was that kathy didn't come home from work monday night and they didn't know where she was. >> now it's tuesday. >> you think, what? >> i said call the police. >> with the permission of his commanding officer, john immediately left. he had plenty of tim

he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th. unbelievably alicia step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months in your message to visit the ascent of its concentration camp. that visit took place in 1942 known in vietnam as the american war, the vietnam war lost it for almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any written down, but you don't see it now. why it's all on the empty hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. and the american soldiers murdered resistors. most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and li, laid up day by all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the vietnamese veterans ready to forget of? yes, yes. yes. that's the way to months in your muscle g was meant to be the eyes and ears of the vatican which had spiritual responsibility and was recognized throughout the world as a marlos already great impulse and staff all was attached to watch

alicia's mom passed away.r mom's death certificate. the airline declined, so alicia tapped consumer investigator arlen fernandez for help. she got alicia a $460 credit instead, but arlen says alicia is so thankful for that. now an invitation. please join us tomorrow night at 630 for our nbc bay area response special. it's a full half hour of consumer battles, plus lessons to save you time, money, or both. see you tomorrow night and have a great weekend! thanks, chris. we'll be tuning in. you can celebrate asian american, native hawaiian and pacific islander heritage month with a polynesian party this weekend. the kumu hula association has deep roots in hayward, and that's because many native hawaiians left the islands to make their home here in the 70s, they are hosting the hawaiian may day festival this saturday with music, dance, arts and crafts, and of course, native food and treats. the organizer says that while all aanhpi people are special, you can recognize native hawaiians by their big hearts. whether

she got alicia a $460 credit instead, but arlen says alicia is so thankful for that. now an invitation. please join us tomorrow night at 630 for our nbc bay area response special. it's a full half hour of consumer battles, plus lessons to save you time, money, or both . see you tomorrow night and have a great weekend! i look forward to it. thank you chris. well, next, the top stories we're following today, including shots fired at an oakland rowing team. you will not believe this video. the investigation underway and the action. one father wants local leaders to take. i'm kris sanchez. president biden is in san francisco with one focus. but protesters have a different focus. we'll tell you which areas of town you'll want to avoid. if you want to stay out of the hubbub. yore watching todau'y first lady are back in the bay area this morning. we're live with details on the visit and the key campaign funding. biden is looking to raise here. plus, legal challenges loom as leaders in oakland vote to change the airport's name. the back and forth between two cities as sfo say

alicia says business initially got off to a very strong start. >>>>crime. it has my business has decreased in sales, but it's slowly trending upward. now that you know, there's some spring and summer is >reporter>coming many owners say the biggest challenge is crime. some experienced repeated burglaries and robberies. >>>>impacted my business. in a sense that customers are afraid to come to oakland, so i've had to invest. thousands of thousands of dollars in marketing to get customers to come >reporter>elected leaders say they hear them in are working to reduce crime, many here say they chose to invest in the city. and despite all the challenges they still believe in oakland. >>>>what adds color to in vibrancy to the city is actually the small businesses and the people behind these businesses. >reporter>alicia greece and says thriving businesses. is a reflection of a thriving city. >>>>increased safety, you know, invest in security. i think that's the number 1. i think safety is the ultimate concern because customers are not going to come if their cars are

alicia's frustrated that the school hasn't taken further action to protect her daughter. so she was concerned about how the school handled another fight involving a separate set of students. last thursday. >>assured that it was being handled and the children involved to work. being reprimanded. >>but then the next day, some of the same students involved in thursday's fight attacked the same victim >>from the kids descriptions. it was it was really scary. i mean, the description was hundreds of kids running. to go see this fight, >>according to a spokesperson with the nevada unified school district. the school had no previous knowledge of a potential fight on friday, and the issues of bullying among students was unknown to the school staff prior to the incident, lisa says her own daughter was attacked by the same girl at the center of friday's fight and was angry that she hurt. another student. >>the school is aware that there with yeah. girl. um has been involved in previous problems. you know, it's not the 1st time around. um and there are no consequences when the thing

good morning, alicia. interviewed you about a month ago i told you after seeing the show i had a feeling about this one. a little different than some other shows i've seen. to see it acknowledged with 13 tony nominations, what does that feel like after all the work you've put in? >> it's been 13 years creating this show and it's been such a work of passion and love. when the whole 13 nominations hit it felt kind of serendipitous in regards to the time and energy and the spirit of the show. and so i mean, i couldn't even believe it, to be honest. of course i love the show. i know it's special. but you just never know how it's going to all go. for it to receive that level of recognition, man, i feel so grateful. we feel so grateful. >> you said you put so much work on it. some people say alicia comes in, puts her name on it. no. >> not this time. not any time. not any time. >> more than a decade. i remember asking you so do you come to any previews? i come to all the previews. >> all of them. >> i sit up the

parents like alicia have firsthand experience with confrontations at the middle school. >> turned our lives upside down. >> reporter: the latest incident was a few weeks ago. alicia is frustrated that the school hasn't taken further action to protect her daughter, so she was concerned about how the school handled another fight involving a separate set of students last thursday. >> they assured that it was being handled and the children involved were being reprimanded. >> reporter: but then the next day some of the same students involved in thursday's fight attacked the same victim. >> from the kid's descriptions, it was really scary. i mean, the description was hundreds of kids running to go see this fight. >> reporter: according to a spokesperson with the novato unified school district, the school had no previous knowledge of a potential fight on friday and the issues of bullying among students was unknown to the school staff prior to the incident. lisa says her own daughter was attacked by the same girl at the center of friday's fight and was angry that she hurt another student. >>

and alicia's amendment therapy.ent does exactly this . does exactly this. >> yeah, well, a lot of doctors have expressed concern and say paediatric doctors in particular, who are specialised in gender care because they're saying that if they explore any other possible avenues, why this child might think they're in the wrong body, maybe they're suffering from internalised homophobia , or maybe they're homophobia, or maybe they're autistic, maybe they've been abused, etc. that even to broach that would risk the doctors being criminalised. or at least thatis being criminalised. or at least that is the perception from certain members of the of the medical practice, job. >> well that's absolutely right. and look, the legislation is tipped one way, right, because you only get prosecuted if you change, replace or negate the identity. yes. if you just affirm it, if you just go along with it, you can't be prosecuted. so if you want an easy life as a doctor or heaven forbid, as a parent, you do nothing. you accept the self—di

the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr rice and mr. melvin rice. theorable mark and miss michelle wheeler.theeisha bottoms and langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely r. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. i do not get out much. >> mr. doug mcmillon and misses sh wawa and gathru. ccmr. damien hewitt and miss melissa hewitt. dr. gretchen will:. the honorable stephen k benjamin and n. miss miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward meyer. the honorable veronica escobar and miss lisa elizabeth's beer and dr. andrew smr. everett ke and miss liz honorable cavalier mayor of milwaukee miss kimberly w >> excited, it is great. i'm going to start with american saturday night and then all bets are off. you never know. absolutely goodi think part of country music is dealing with a way that other formhave fun. >> mr. kendall martin. the brad smith and miss carolyn and brown. dr. shaw and misses shaw. we honorableand miss don belanger. the honorable cardin. the honorable jefferson clinton, or the second

he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th. unbelievably alicia step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months in your mess. switching to visit the us end of its concentration camp. that visit took place in 1940 to take a fresh look around as a life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power, tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images present? it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground can months and you must, sochi was meant to be the eyes and ears of the vatican, which had spiritual responsibility and was recognized throughout the world as a marlos already. and great impulse and staff all was attached to watch the fat to consult the highlights responded to the ascent of its desk that meant that months and you must searches for polt water to carry significant weight. so luis, a step in which called his friend, they had studied together bate

he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th. unbelievably alicia step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months and you are my switching to visit the side of its concentration camp. that visit took place in 1940 to the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show . seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted all opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do they have the state department c i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching, but again, we don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you months. and you must, sochi was meant to be the eyes and ears of the vatican, which had spiritual responsibility and was recognized throughout the world as a marlos already. great impulse and staff all was attached to wat

he even went as far as sending daily messages and left us to pope pius the 12th. unbelievably alicia step in which made his contribution by inviting one of his closest and best friends at the time, months and you are most switching to visit the asylum, its concentration cap. that visit took place in 1942, the a new video of alleged abuse by an officer. today, the sheriff's deputy in columbia, south carolina, forcibly removed his student from a classroom at spring valley high school. i saw him just talked to her sprained her and initially, you know, i didn't think is a problem because i knew that she was just, is quite a student in the class. someone looked at the police officer and says, here was law enforcement that is worse. clearly attacking, abusing power and it ended, the other is with us. this is what's wrong with the probably be on discipline. black church, he was there, enforcing a lot to meet the crime, to quote, disturb schools in any way. that means any disturbance that any kids causes and school is huge and forces never pretty but necessary. a tops people were never gonna

this document is a personal letter from extra time. ouch bishop alicia step and that's it's dated november, the 29th. but this is from 1979. just imagine that's more or less a year before croatia was officially proclaimed and recognized as the newly formed independent state of croatia. from this measure it becomes abundantly clear that then arch bishop alicia's step in that's is a committed and notorious mtc much simply what he did just a you know, the salt to break out of the 2nd world war was to attack the jewish sylvia and populations. but isn't the job of a high priest, even the highest of priests as archbishop of sa grab. so what did happen to us on if it's extermination camps incentive, it's remained active up to the very last day. you'll now see what was left and what you sent. events looked like on the day you to liberate us into the extend, the nation come close to detain, is being held in the camp. tried to escape, but in the haste, they simply wanted to bend and destroy everything they code. let's see, much evidence remained removing or destroying it. old would have been impossi

vp harris: and happy 30th anrs [applause] jimmy, before we get started, we have about alicia.immy: she is amazing. vp harris: credle ion a real leaders. there are many members of congress hereen going up to the hill to talk about how we can coordinate all the work we're doing leaders , they have so many talents as they are so courageous, and she is an incredibleaniz among the young people in my office. but around issues that we really need to focus on things we care about the future of our country. hework?please applaud al f please. [applause] really, she's wonderful. hi, jimmy. jimmy: hello. how are yo good seeing you. i have no idea why you guys called me to do this. [applause] lisa lang must have been not available, you know, went down to list. connie chung not available.[lgh] now here i am. but it's an absolute honor to be here with you and alle amazing leaders. i have been listening to a lot of talksit's a lot of firsts. it's a middle groundbreaking trailblazers of our community. and of course, you are the first aahpi vice president of the united states. wh dthe first. an

alicia: una muÑeca con aroma de bebÉ. a decir una cosa que la leche nos llega ahÍ porque estÁ mÁs abajo que la cabeza del niÑo. [hablan a la vez] jomari: tendrÍa que estar encima de ella para que bajara la leche. mira, la leche estÁ parada, el niÑo no estÁ tomando nada. tienes que absorber. es un bebÉ. karla: aquÍ estamos las dos mamÁs. yo creo que no funcione. jomari: gracias, gracias. fui fontanero, se lo que son tuberÍas. estudie plomerÍa, lo he dicho muchas veces. raÚl: miren, muchachos, los invito que presten atenciÓn y ustedes en su casa tambiÉn porque la energÍa lo Único que nunca muere y por eso es tan importante protegerla. la mÚsica sanador a cÓmo estos artÍculos que estÁn aquÍ una manera de alejar la negatividad por eso nos acompaÑa en el estudio mariela que hace terapias de sonido con cuenco. cÓmo estÁs? mariela: muy bien, gracias por invitarme. raÚl:cÓmo el sonido que tiene esto puede protegernos? mariela: querÍa contar un poco como funciona la terapia de sonido.tenemos chacras desde la base de la raÍz y la c

alicia : los solicitantes podrÁn completar la solicitud.am: pasamos con paulina que tiene un adelanto de noticiero nacional. paulina: ocho muertos y decenas de heridos en el estado de florida. la policÍa en espaÑa detiene a dos hermanos acusados de acoso a varias mujeres. saddam: la biblia que esa asilo americana de san josÉ estÁ buscando recientes y empresas. saddam: y quiere comunicarse con nuestro equipo de noticias puede hacerlo a travÉs del nÚmero de whatsapp que tiene a la derecha en su pantalla. en lado morosidad estÁ aumentando. la gente estÁ gastando mÁs dinero. muchos estadounidenses tienen cantidades excesivas de prÉstamos. como usted lo saben los economistas recomiendan que paguen sus deudas a tiempo. la recomendaciones siempre hacen un preso esta. y ya estÁ conflicto y verÁ cuÁl es el consejo que dan los jÓvenes cantantes a la hora de firmar contratos, este miÉrcoles en primer impacto.

[alicia] yo. - ¿qué tal? - o sea... [angélica] "yo", dice alicia. no llores.e. limpian mejor y no dejan residuos irritantes. y es suave con su piel. tiene que ser tide pods free & gentle. cuéntame sobre la barbacoa, ¿cómo la cocinas? la preparamos nosotros despacio y tiene que tener un corte perfecto. aquí no más cocinamos poquitas cantidades durante todo el día, para que todo esté muy fresco. ¡esto es real! la carne, el pollo, todo está delicioso. schwarzkopf atrévete a ser rubia con keratin blonde de schwarzkopf. aclara hasta 9 tonos y protege tu cabello con nuestro exclusivo sistema de bond enforcing. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ juego de voces ♪ ya estamos de regreso en la competencia más familiar entre padres e hijos, juego de voces. pantalla de la suerte, ahora, ¿a qué vamos? ¡eh! ha llegado el momento que todos queremos vivir, porque es un duelo de titanes, o mejor dicho, un duelo de capitanes. así que, eduardo y lalo, vayan a sus posiciones una vez. ¿cómo va? ¿cómo va? den sus notas más altas, porque sus voces están en juego ahora. [aplausos] ♪ si estoy tomando ♪ ♪ es p

. >> for david clark and his wife, alicia, there needs, lajoya, success always seemed within reach. >> she knew what she wanted an education was the very top thing. >> and school is where lajoya, a starship -- star student, would shine the brightest. >> i went to a couple of her graduation that university and i could not have been more proud. >> for lajoya, education was a gift to share with others like her younger sister, breanna. >> growing up poor, although it did not feel like it sometimes, she just wanted better for herself and for the rest of us. >> when lajoya's mom and younger siblings left california and moved to tell of -- las vegas, lajoya stayed behind and strengthened the bond she had with her aunt and uncle beards >> i knew it was unconditional love when she told me, uncle david, you should run for mayor. i'm thinking, wow, you are thinking a lot of me. >> soon, lajoya met an aspiring playwright. things got serious. they moved together and had two children. that relationship did not last, but lajoya was committed to parenting. and lajoya continue to pursue her dreams. >>

alicia. >> all right. >> so why in the promises the dignity fund at risk?t aside that was crafted that says allows the city to see - but didn't require the city to suspend this annual allocation. in the city's by the deficit in the city receives a certain amount of money in the march controllers report this has happened for the - doing community advocacy for a while and happened twice - yeah before um, i believe in fiscal year 2021. and earlier this year it also earlier in year looks like it will happen again. next slide, please. um, so our specifically ask i had mentioned earlier this year um, had at the trigger for them would be pulled the good news is that currently in the mayors budgeted for year one but want to in this department want to make sure that is protected and we would like a commitment that um, if you as you can see i'm sure there are two the mayor's the budget gets released a two-year budget process we'll also like a mountain that the annual allocation be put in the budget foyer two and that is still pending in the deficit is looking bad or

let's dive in further with ceo alicia bowler davis. welcome to the program.. thanks for having us. we're really excited about being recognized for the the second year in a row. >> you have 25 years of gm, on the board at general mills, you were at amazon. how did you wind up at this startup online pharmacy as its ceo just for the past year or so? >> yeah. i joined in september of 2022. i was looking to have a larger impact and also had a lot of momentum. they're really known for challenging the status quo. that's what i've done throughout my career. i thought it was a great opportunity. i thought with my background and skills it was a great pairing so i jumped in and joined the company. >> so my kids are always getting strep throat or pinkeye or ear infection. i'm curious how my experienceover laps with what your customer base is looking for. we have to go through a doctor and point us to a prescription and go to the cvs up the road. what role does alto play in the process? >> so we're really working to improve cost, convenience and care for the customers. so

the belarusian, in a duet with kamilla rakhimova from russia, beat the tennis players from uk: alicia christie 6:3 7:5. the match lasted 1:39 minutes for belarus. russian tandem, one ace, nine double faults and seven converted break points. vancouver hockey players lost to nashville 1:2 in the fifth game of the first round of the nhl playoffs. all the goals of the match were scored in the third period, nikita zadorov scored for the killer whales, and roman yosi scored in the visiting camp.

. >> reporter: alicia lloyd and her husband founded missions in haiti more than 20 years ago. the independent nonprofit runs schools and churches. last night she picked up her phone to learn an armed gang was terrorizing her son, his wife natalie and a haitian colleague. >> he had already sustained a beating at the hands of a gang, the hand and they had come into the compound and taken and they had come into the compound and taken everything, then at that time a second gang entered. >> reporter: none of them would survive. davey was just 23 and natalie, 21. today her dad wrote, my heart is broken in a thousand pieces. >> they put gasoline, they set the house on fire, and then they broke the door down and went in and shot them. >> reporter: armed gangs control most of haiti's capital since the assassination of the country's president three years ago. more than 2,500 people were killed or injured by gang violence in the country in the first three months of this year. now kenya will lead a multinational security force to help stabilize haiti. the biden administration has promised

alicia's frustrated that the school hasn't taken further action to protect her daughter.she was concerned about how the school handled another fight involving a separate set of students last thursday. >> they assured that it was being handled and the children involved were being reprimanded. >> reporter: but then the next day, some of the same students involved in thursday's fight attacked the same victim. >> from the kids' descriptions, it was -- it was really scary. i mean, the description was hundreds of kids running to go see this fight. >> reporter: according to a spokesperson with the novato unified school district, the school had no previous knowledge of a potential fight on friday and the issues of bullying among students was unknown to the school staff prior to the incident. lisa says her own daughter was attacked by the same girl at the center of friday's fight. and was angry that she hurt another student. >> this school is aware that this -- girl has been involved in previous problems. you know, it's not the first time around. and there are no consequences when

the honorable lisa jackson and miss alicia willed her. dr. valerie montgomery rice and mr. melvin rice. the honorable >> honorable mark morall and ms. d langston bottoms. >> i asked my son if he was going to hold my hand, he said absolutely not. >> mr. lester holt and misses karen holt. >> i do not get out much. >> mr. doug mcmillon and misses shelley mcmillan. miss wawa and annie gathru. mr. damien hewitt and miss melissa hewitt. dr. gretchen and andrew will:. the honorable stephen k benjamin and d andre benjamin. mr. allen. miss british a anderson and miss lisa walker. mr. ed meyer and miss amy ward meyer. the honorable veronica escobar and miss lisa escobar. dr. elizabeth's beer and dr. andrew spear. mr. everett kelly and miss liz kelly. the honorable cavalier johnson, mayor of milwaukee and miss dominique johnson. miss kimberly williams paisley and mr. brad paisley. >> i'm excited, it is great. it will be great. that's a good question. i'm going to start with american saturday night and then all bets are off. you never know. absolutely, good and bad. i think part of cou