casos, como es una madre de 32 aÑos que fue ultimada por un agente vestido de civil >> el caso de anastasias personas que conocen su historia. el artista serÁ responsable de crear el mural y los incidentes que esperamos que algÚn dÍa queden atrÁs >> la familia de joven ha entablado a ser legales del distrito escolar >> esto lo hacen por haber fallado en su misiÓn de proteger a los alumnos >> se le cerraba la garganta lo que recuerda esta madre cuando pensaba que habÍa ocurrido lo peor >> no hallaba que hacer su hijo de 15 aÑos fue el Único lesionado y pactado por un arma de policÍa. el tiroteo le ha arrebatado la posibilidad. los recuerdos dolorosos le atormentan a diario >> estaba llorando. yo pensÉ que era de ldolor tengo que levantarme todos los dÍas para evitar que el niÑo no me vea llorar >> varias acciones legales han sido entabladas en contra el distrito escolar los alegatos fallaron proteger a los estudiantes >> los policÍas llegaron tarde siendo que las puertas de la escuela abre temprano. esa bala pudo haberla matado >> las autoridades escolares aseguraron que la seguridad continÚ

>> anastasia. >> he tries to ignore >> he walks up on this woman at the water fountain. >> what abouthe dude working out? >> right out of your thick skin. >> you would have your own personal sound track. >> doesn't stop for nobody. >> sounds like a cliche 90s. >> got to give him credit. that is not easy to do. he is making up something pretty decent, right? >> you are so attractive. mostly talking to you knows it. >> he is just pitching left, right an center and waiting for somebody to wipe right. >> everybody else up until this point has played ball. >> hi. don't mean to intrude. >> we are in the middle of something. >> it's some someone coming up to you. >> yeah. dude in california. >> exactly. >> of course she going to play along. >> yes. he is. >>. >> all in all, dude, this is funny. he may be a professional bmx rider but he looks like a film maker. >> his global adventure series. his tech art lifestyle as he travels through different iconic locations in this case in london and paris landing here par core with bmx. >> that's the most fun thing about this video i feel, the transiti

anastasia: the reality is a lot of sectors are exposed.ology sector and the to se the two that and out. if you think about this trade and-- playoff between u.s. china. it is about china buying more lmgif the u.s. wanted to have a negotiation advantage and change the course of how china pursues its goals, one thing the u.s. may consider is imposing export patrols -- controls on certain sensitive technology and that exactly what we are talking about this week and what the legislation going through congress is trying to address. if that is why we worry about the technology sector, pieces of the technology sector. not that we say there is not a long-term secular growth story. absolutely. this is one of the sectors if you ask which one we want to hedge. the other one is autos. lineu look at tariff items, 20 billion dollars here, $20 billion there, $350 billion is auto imports into the united states and we are now talking about really meaningful numbers. that is why we have been cautious for cyclical reasons. when you add trade wars on that, tha

from independence high school, where the principal is anastasia claster, the recipient is ieda allen. from abraham lincoln high school, where sherry manalang is the principal, the recipient is beatrice flores. from lowell high school, where the principal is andy ishibashi, the recipient is loreen fudge. o'connell school of technology, where the principal is susan ryan, the winner is or recipient is -- not the tony, that was sunday -- arcell navaro. from s.f. international, where julie kesler is the outgoing principal, the recipient is lady augustine herrera. last but not least, from ida b. wells, consider the principal is catherine crinkle, the recipient is hyram diaz. thank you very much. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. congratulations to all the uasf award rep recipients. how about uasf? >> we have seven recipients. we'll read their names. i was not able to get their high schools that they were attached to. but we did each -- we always good for a diverse group of students from across the city and we're also very much enjoying the opportunity to support a group

anastasia, a pleasure to have you on. i feel like this is the root cause.ow can we deal with this problem? is it even solvable? >> i think you're right. we have to talk about why central america has been flipped upside-down. remember that drugs used to traffic through the caribbean. and then the anti-drug forces started pushing down on the caribbean and started bringing the drugs up through central america and mexico. the problem, a trillion dollars overwhelms these poor governments that have fragile institutions. the big part of economic development is institution building. so you have a rule of law and then you can attract investment and create jobs. they're not happening because this is sort of overwhelming that institution building. >> dana: the president is frustrated and saying mexico and other countries are not doing enough. he talked about cutting off aid to those countries is. that a good idea? >> first of all, when the president says that, you know, they're putting drugs in our country, they would say you're creating this demand for drugs. you're

stuart: with you all of the way mary anastasia ogrady. do we get results by monday morning?uart: would be the first story on the program. >> a huge chance but i kind of doubt it. stuart: tesla went public 8 years ago, susan li is with us, how much would somebody make if they invested? >> more than $14,000. nineteen dollars a share, 349. record high is 385. everyone is watching for model 3 production, do we get to 5,000 mark, do we, ashley? ashley: don't ask me, if you ask elon musk, he will say, of course, we will. we have some workers now, three workers saying that, you know what, we are not hitting production numbers. there's problems, bottlenecks, one of them there's not paint, model 3 and model s and easily sold but you say that but they still continue to miss production numbers. >> pushing back. stuart: you have three employees saying this, that's it? ashley: how many do you need? three assembly workers that were part of 12-hour shifts, they are out of plant in california and all spoken separately to reporters, yeah, they put like a time clock, tent over but a clock say

yisus: pero parece que la Última, anastasia, robo su corazÓn.s. [habla en ruso] juliÁn: claro, la ruta. en el amor, cuando dos personas se encuentran, tienen que seguir la ruta del amor. sÍ? [habla en ruso] juliÁn: me enamorÉ. kristina tiene todo lo que busquen una mujer. la vida me debÍa algo. estoy seguro de que kristina es el amor de mi vida. alan: la vida me debÍa algo y me pagÓ con kristina. a mÍ se me hace que no le va durar. yisus: le pagÓ seis meses, nada mÁs. le debÍa bastante. alan: ya lo saben. quÉ pasarÁ? hoy en la noche se queda con kristina o cambiarÁ? ahÍ estarÉ con mi querida karina, presentÁndoles un nuevo capÍtulo. yisus: maÑana lo comentamos aquÍ tambiÉn. alan: la llevo al mercado y todo y la conquisto de verdad. cÓmo hace? y en mis mejores Épocas, amigo. yisus: y esa comida, se molesto por lo del pescado seco. igual se la besÓ. ♪ ♪ >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y presentamos la nueva best foods, elaborada con el sabor irresistible de los aceites de aguacate y girasol. queremo