molly, dean and angela are back with me.on by zuckerberg, i mean, it's. we can joke around a little bit, but but it carries some serious and dangerous weight for a lot in this country. >> yeah, it really does for a lot of reasons. i mean, this isn't surprising. i mean, he's done this before. let's not forget that back in 2016, you know, after glenn beck, tucker carlson and laura ingraham did this meeting with him in may of 2016, he radically overhauled facebook's policies around the trending topics section and right wing misinformation and content exploded. there's been this idea, at least in that sort of metastasize, that somehow facebook's has been suppressing or censoring conservative content. it's just the right wing working the refs. i mean, we did a big study that looked at 29 million posts. right wing content had 42% of the engagements, even though it only accounted for 19% of the content. i mean, that's not what suppression and censorship looks like, but part of what we're seeing is the culmination of a strategy of w

angela mason: no credit cards, no phones.dead and not, in fact, missing. keith morrison: and her last conversation with a family member was-- nesli suhi-moore: she wanted out of the circumstances she was in, but she wasn't going to leave her baby behind. keith morrison: and then there was this, one of those sermons posted on youtube just a month before marie vanished and now in the evidence file. now whenever someone is backstabbing me, lying about me, gossiping about me, trying to tear me down, or whatever, you know what i want to do? my feelings say choke the life out of them. [chuckling] keith morrison: is that what the pastor did to marie? the detectives spelled out their case-- circumstantial, difficult, but the prosecutors bought it. and james flanders was charged with second degree murder. persistence paid off. we were 4 and 1/2 years in. most people would have given up by now. keith morrison: but as the pastor waited in jail for his trial, his attorney and former church member glenn swiatek was optimistic. what did yo

i literally put into google, "angela bassett, film star, film technology," and then realised it was forfor? exactly. when i first time watched the film, i think one of the most overwhelming things was to actually see the work on the big screen, to see how many people in the world were able to see this. and i had friends come to me and say, "julia, i finally know what you're actually doing!" over the years, julia has collaborated with several haute couture houses. her designs are unique, inspired by nature, with a focus on using sustainable materials in the 3d printing process. a prime example of this isjulia's setaejacket, which was shown in philadelphia's museum of art. i was inspired by the madagascan sunset butterfly moth, because it has thousands of different colours in its wing, and it was the firstjacket made in this technique that a printer, like in an ink—jet printing process, puts the material layer by layer onto the jacket. because it's printed in little dots and points, there's a certain flexibility which stays within the fabric. 3d printing is a technology which seems to be

most of his trove of entertainment industry memorabilia, including from stars like bob hope and angelaas also lost in the eaton fire. he spoke to our chief presenter caitriona perry who began by asking him what he did when the fire started rolling in. fortunately for me, i started packing up some things. my house was a pretty popular house in the neighbourhood, it had a lot of hollywood memorabilia from bob hope, carol channing, gerry herman, angela lansbury and a number of others. and they often used the house as their own homes for the media in order to stay at home with, they didn't want to use their own homes, so they used mine. the neighbours often joked it was the celebrity home. i think i was very lucky i started getting things out early. i lost a lot of the memorabilia but i managed to get a great deal out. i felt for my neighbours who held out maybe too long. and some of them only got out with the shirts on their backs. i got out with five shirts, four pairs of pants and three shoes. my next—door neighbour's house is completely intact, nothing wrong with it, and yet every othe

segÚn angela, esta relaciÓn no era novedad para ellos. con una foto familiar, pero sin su hijo emiliano. en las redes lo cuestiona. entÉrate su inesperada respuesta. alan: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta quieres comenzar el año cn grandes ahorros en velocidad gig? pues xfinity te da gig internet en casa por $25 al mes cuando agregas xfinity mobile, que te conecta a wifi de velocidad gig mientras estás fuera de casa. ahorra más de $650 comparado con at&t y verizon. ¡y consigue un teléfono 5g gratis! mantente conectado con mobile e internet de velocidad gig. este año nuevo, todo va sobre ahorros en velocidad gig. no esperes más, cámbiate a xfinity hoy. karla: la actriz comparte su emociÓn al compartir uno de sus grandes sueÑos que es trabajar junto con daniela lujÁn y martÍn rica en la novela "papas por conveniencia". >> hace un balance en 2024 a pocas horas de agonizar este aÑo. tu recuento 2024. >> construimos este proyecto que ahora estÁ en el aire y que nos estÁ yendo muy bien lo cual es maravilloso. la verdad que fue un proyecto muy

most of his trove of entertainment industry memorabilia, including from stars like bob hope and angelabury, was also lost in the eaton fire. he spoke to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who began by asking him what he did when the fire started rolling in. fortunately for me, i started packing up some things. my house was a pretty popular house in the neighbourhood, it had a lot of hollywood memorabilia from bob hope, carol channing, gerry herman, angela lansbury and a number of others. and they often used it as their own homes for the media in order to stay at home with, didn't want to use their own homes, so they used mine. the neighbours often joked it was the celebrity home. i think i was very lucky i started getting things out early. i lost a lot of the memorabilia but i managed to get a great deal out. i felt for my neighbours who held out maybe too long. and some of them only got out with the shirts on their backs. i got out with five shirts, four pairs of pants and three shoes. my next—door neighbour's house is completely intact, nothing wrong with it and every other house o

hay teorÍas de que la fanaticada de Ángela aguilar. jomari: ¿quÉ tiene que ver angela aquÍ?, hormigueo o entumecimiento en las extremidades. informa a tu médico sobre dolores en las articulaciones nuevos o que empeoren, o sobre una infección parasitaria. no cambies ni suspendas los tratamientos con esteroides, los tratamientos para el asma u otros tratamientos sin hablar con tu médico. cuando aprovechas más tus pulmones puedes disfrutar más con menos asma. ¿y no es eso mejor? pregúntale a tu médico sobre dupixent, el medicamento biológico más recetado para el asma. tu intestino es como un jardín donde crecen bacterias buenas y malas. y su equilibrio es clave para tu salud intestinal. la fibra prebiótica de origen vegetal de benefiber nutre suavemente las bacterias buenas. ayudándote a que tu intestino y tú, florezcan. cada día. sin esfuerzo. cultiva lo bueno. con benefiber. (natalia) hola, soy natalia, fan de chick-fil-a®, y un pequeño detalle que me gusta deln esfuerzo. grilled spicy deluxe sandwich de chick-fil-a® es el pollo a la parrilla que tiene una chispa única. combi

so thank you, angela and thanks everyone. i think that is all the time we have.so again, i everyone for being here it's so nice to see all of your faces as i can recognize many you even with the masks on and so we will chat during the signing. thanks again. i would love to start this off

so let me finish with introducing angela who studies prisoner of war camp. she's working on a book now called beyond the prison pen. some of you might have heard her talking the fort pillow massacre. so we have the right set of panelists up here to engage on this topic. and like i said, i hope that we're able to make sense of events in the war that are sometimes sidelined. i think was making this argument and talking about the expert raid. and one of the one of the issues that we'll talk about a little bit towards the end, i think is is the role of archives and evidence and also the role of silence in enabling or later concealing atrocities. so i thought it might be useful to start by the panelists. reflect on deaf ignitions that is how do we understand an atrocity is. and i'm going to say this in the civil war, like like guerrilla the term atrocity changes over time and in the 20th and 21st centuries. it continues to be relevant. but i think it does attain a different valence. and so i might ask people sort of reflect on the subjects they've studied, the at

angela brook senator from state of maryland, i proud po stand with my colleagues moreeh proud to be onehalf of the people, we're all feeling the brisk weather, i'm reminded, in a moment like this, in a few minutes i will have an opportunity to go back inside of this building,y we cannot forget that there are americans all over the country who have no place on a that i like this. in a cold day, this is when our work is about, about the people. nobody represent it better than president jimmy carter who we today recognized his life of work. what president carter represented for us is truth this iser does not matter what we say we believe, it is more important what we do. i stand with my colleagues saying we're here to do something on behalf of the american people. the people who believe like president carter did that everyone person deserves to have a place to live, and that economic opportunity should belong to all of us, who believe like president carter did that we have a role to play in providing peace. and i'm prepared to work with my colleagues here in the democratic caucus but also

you need to send me all the information on angela samota's case.talk to the detective, and i need you to tell me, you know, what has been done, what hasn't been done. where's the information, where's the evidence? all of that. it wasn't well received at all. but they met with you to talk about the case? no, no. they gave you the evidence? no. no. they gave you regular updates? no. no, no, no. nothing. it doesn't sound to me like it helped to be a private eye. it did not. so after finding out they were not going to welcome me into the investigation, i started making phone calls to them. and the first 50 phone calls went to the lead detective who had been moved to traffic. got nowhere with him. and finally, one day six months into it, i talked to a receptionist who said, he's in retirement. he's not even working traffic. wait a minute. you left 50 messages in one month? [laughs] yes. i'm a little obsessive. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): sheila's persistence paid off. she eventually was put in touch with the investigator looking at cold cases, a woman

karla: angela aguilar despide el 20 24 con algo bonito, pero no fue aceptado.ria: abandonan a una bebita y la cÁmara capta a la madre que ahora enfrenta cargos criminales. karla: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". comienza tu 2025 con el pie derecho. ale: feliz aÑo no! karla: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene. noticia de Última hora. la policÍa confirma que se trata de un ataque intencionalel atropello 10 personas pierden la vida y de cena resultan heridas. alan: cientos de migrante reciben el aÑo marchando hacia la frontera. su propÓsitos es un permiso que le permita transitarsin problema ante de la asunciÓn de trump como presidente. karla: la exmujer de daddy yankee comienza al aÑo con una reflexiÓn que estÁ en boca de todos. rompe el silencio y el "sin rollo" lo analizamos. alan: Ángel aguilar se despide con algo bonito que no fue aceptado y verÁs las reacciones. karla:chiquis recibe el aÑo nuevo en filipina, te contamos cÓmo lo celebrÓ. alan: bienvenidos a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] karla: muy buenos dÍas y bienvenidos a esta

angela brooks. several brooks -- sen. brooks: i am proud to stand with my colleagues today. i have to say i'm more proud to be here on behalf of the people. you heard my colleague talk about the brisk weather. i think we are all feeling it and i'm reminded in a moment like this that in just a few minute i will have an opportunity to go back inside this building. we cannot forget for a single moment there are americans all across this country who have no place to go on a day like this. a cold day. that is what our work is about. it is about the people. nobody represented it better than jimmy carter who he recognized his life of work. what president carter represent it for us is the truth. it doesn't matter what we say we believe. it is more important what we do. i stand with my colleagues saying we are here to do something on behalf of the american people. the people who believe like president carter did that every person deserves to have a place to live, who believed like president carter that economic opportunities belong to all of us, and believe like president carter did

and angela thank you, angela! thank you to your team! [applause] and brad and david will keep from us violating the law and thank you! [applause] and i think almost no , i those are i think my remarks i'm looking forward to this, thank you all. madam clerk do we have further business before us today? mr. president that concludes our business for today. my goodness, we are adjourned. [applause] >> everything we do in the tenderloin, we urban outfit. here, this gives us an opportunity to collaborate with other agencies and we become familiar with how other agencies operate and allow us to be more flexible and get better at what we depo in the line of work in this task. >> sometimes you go down and it's hard to get up. so we see ourselves as providing an opportunity for the unhoused to get up. and so i really believe that when they come here and they've said it, this right here is absolutely needed. you can't ask for nothing better. >> the tenderloin is the stuff that ain't on the list of remedies, liked the spiritual connection to recovery

and angela thank you, angela! thank you to your team! [applause] and brad and david will keep from us violating the law and thank you! [applause] and i think almost no , i those are i think my remarks i'm looking forward to this thank you all. madam clerk do we have further business before us today? mr. president that concludes our business for today. my goodness we are adjourned. [applause] >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manner guest is katy tang. [♪] >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching san francisco rising the show that's focused on rebuilding reimagining and revitalizing our city. with us today is katy tang, and she's talk to -- talking to us about assistance and services provided to local businesses. can we talk about the role of the office of small business? many small businesses are struggling to help. how can you help? >> director tang: we are here as the city's central point of information for all things small businesses so we can help people start, stay, and grow in the city. if you want to start a

is here examples of those that don't exist from the democrats perspectives, broken and in tears, angela —-dash after the 46 seconds left the regular paris of the biggest boxing match because she noted she had never been hit so hard in the face she experienced to t the mailbox or who grotesquely, was allowed to compete in women's competition and he was when civil metals of european jim egypt objected to think and act the violence against her and all women athletes anybody about because the protection american girls actress beneath sending a message me prove it women athletes being battered and abused overpowered, and thus under left broken in the field in which they work so hard to compete but this is not just help little those with the been competing in men and women sports care about the physical damage being inflicted on women athletes with this radical movement to allow financial boys to be together girls and all about erasing women entirely. the position of these radical are so durably immoral and the rest of any shred that we need to make sure they completely met up women sports in

and angela thank you, angela! thank you to your team! [applause] and brad and david will keep from us violating the law and thank you! [applause] and i think almost no , i those are i think my remarks i'm looking forward to this, thank you all. madam clerk do we have further business before us today? mr. president that concludes our business for today. my goodness, we are adjourned. [applause] >>> >> san francisco has always been very diverse, very progressive and not only open in other ways but music as well. musicians always want to try to find something new to play and if they are thinking about playing something new or different. i'm the product of the san francisco schools. i started when i was 10. i joined the band and that was the most interesting instrument to play. and you have to be able to put yourselves in different situations. that's what made me better. if you do with two or three ingredients, that makes it pretty boring. most people know me for playing with carlos santana, touring the world all over the place. phenomenal p

angela, thank you so much. yeah, even

las declaraciones de angela donde los tiempos no cuadran no ha ayudado.cias. por ejemplo, si no disminuimos la multitarea, ese vivir en automÁtico, si no aprendemos a planificar bien las cosas y a tratar a los demÁs con gentileza, probablemente no lograremos llevar a cabo ninguna de las cosas que queremos. el tema aquÍ es delicado, pero tenemos la capacidad y la posibilidad, si no somos capaces de enfocarnos, de tener un plan, y sobre todo, de querernos, no lograremos absolutamente nada. karla: para eso estamos aquÍ, para lograr eso, y lograr lo que queremos. presentador: hay ciertas Áreas que debemos considerar cambiar, como aquellas que nos afecten muchÍsimo, como estas que estamos viendo en este momento. jessi: el cumpleaÑos, y me afecta, porque una de mis mejores amigas no me invitÓ al cumpleaÑos, te estoy contando algo, que me afecta, porque fueron todos ustedes. jomari: te estoy escuchando, una de tus mejores amigas. jessi: nadie me llama, nadie importa, yo si me case, me entero en las redes sociales, ustedes estÁn siempre en las historias. jomari:

let's talk about the story with angela, senior fellow at the brookings institute.t we have seen ukraine take the step now? i think it's an important symbol of step. i'm not sure that they will have to much of an impact in the long run on europe because it has been making alternative arrangements really since the start of the full—scale invasion of ukraine. ukraine will by the way lose about $1 billion in revenue since they are not going to be transiting russian gas anymore but i think it is very important for them to feel that the russia doesn't have this kind of blackmail over them anymore. kind of blackmail over them anymore-— kind of blackmail over them an more. ~ ., ., anymore. what about the impact on russia here, _ anymore. what about the impact on russia here, we _ anymore. what about the impact on russia here, we have - anymore. what about the impact on russia here, we have seen i on russia here, we have seen other countries from western central, eastern europe turned to other energy sources but russia is also able to sell its oil and gas to china and india

reportera: angela llegÓ desde florida con colocar flores y una bandera en el monumento improvisada en>> no sÓlo en este paÍs, en otros paÍses que estÁn sufrido de hambre. reportero: vocero del centro presidencial destacan el legado del exmandatario que en las Última dÉcadas , fomento programas de ayuda humanitaria >> dijo que por ejemplo o fallar es una posibilidad pero si no se intenta no se puede lograr el Éxito. eso fue tal vez la lecciÓn mÁs grande para mi. reportera: el pÚblico de georgia podrÁ darle un Último adiÓs es reportero: bajo la custodia de oficiales del ejÉrcito a partir de esta noche el pÚblico ahora puede llegar al centro carter las 24 horas del dÍa para darle un Último adiÓs al exmandatario nos ha dicho que este centro estar abierto todas las prÓximas horas todo el pueblo en general de georgia y estado vecino podrÁn venir a este lugar como una dicho hasta el martes a las 6:00 a.m. cuando parta a washington para continuar el resto de este funeral de estado. presentadora: muchas gracias por este reporte es un hecho hay que sacar los abrigos por fuertes nevadas , viento

that is something angela merkel has written about. just to quote her in the end, she said xi jinping has become an actor that wants to see china as a military power but xi has not acted on that. rush: i will say to the audience, liana has written a number of articles recently about how china and russia pose a significant challenge for european security, try to wake up public awareness in europe of that reality. i want to ask one quick follow-up if you could be brief. it is this particular dimension of the question. what is the thinking in europe right now about the possibility of simultaneous multi-theater provocations in asia and europe, stressing european security? the possibility of a horizontal linkage between a ukraine or baltic scenario and a taiwan, south china sea scenario. in asia it does not seem so far-fetched anymore. how are europeans thinking about that? liana: the answer will frustrate you, even if it is a brief answer. this is very much perceived as a u.s. problem, not two conflicts that your past to address. the quest

also taking the oath that day, senator angela alsobrooks of maryland. they'll be the first black women to serve simultaneously in the senate in only the third and fourth black women ever elected to the upper chamber. senator blunt rochester will be at the capitol tomorrow to complete her first constitutional duty in her new job, certify the election of donald trump as the next president of the united states. and as you see right there, joining me now, senator lisa blunt rochester of delaware. senator, thank you very much for coming back to the sunday show. >> thank you, jonathan. it is good to be back with you. and it is nice to be called senator. >> i was going to say, it's nice to call you senator. so you know what? let's start this conversation by pointing something out that you just told me before we came on air. a lot is being made of the fact that you and senator alsobrooks are black women who have been elected to the senate, just the third and the fourth elected, but you told me you are the first black person ever elected from the house to the se

let me welcome our new colleagues from maryland senator angela also brooks born and raised in prince georges county the youngest person and first woman ever elected as the top law enforcement officer of the county she grew up in. she has immense experience in fighting crime, standing up for victims of abuse and violence in helping working-class americans the county executive. she now ndbecomes the first african-american senator ever to serve in the state of maryland. from the state of michigan we are excited to welcome senator alyssa slotkin. another deeply experienced public servant another longtime veteran of the house and one of america's top national security experts that. she served in the cia under president bush and his department of defense under president obama. finally, i would like to acknowledge tomorrow colleagues that will already taken their oath but deserve special recognition on this special day. a longtime member of the house senator schiff is a well-known leader to many of us admired for his thoughtfulness, eloquence, fears love for democracy. finally, last but cer

you mentioned david schwimmer playing alongside angela bassett in "911" who plays your mom.ave you been able to get any tips from them along the way? what's the advice they're giving you? > speaking to david, it was just a joy working with him, first of all, he is such a grounded and amazing individual but second, i mean he is tv royalty, he's ross, right? >> whit: it's ross, right. >> really the great thing about him is he takes this collaborative approach to acting. it's not just his scene. it's our scene together, right? and so i really think that manifested well on screen and created an awesome dynamic. but also with angela bassett, right, being my tv mom, once again, royalty. >> whit: exactly. >> but she really is just an incredible individual and one of the first things she told me when we got on set was like hold your own. we're here to do the same exact job and that really gave me the confidence to go in there and go toe-to-toe with her. >> janai: that must have been so empowering and at the same time you're doing all this and working with these tv icons, you're also

let me welcome our new colleague from maryland angela brooks born and raised in prince georges county she was the youngest person in t the first woman ever elected as the top law enforcement officer of the county she grew up in shows show she has t immense experience fighting crime standing up for victims of abuse and violence and helping working-class americans as county executive and she now becomes the first african-american senator ever to serve from maryland . from michigan we are excited to welcome member alyssa slotkin, another longtime veteran of the house and one of america's top national security experts . at a time when americans demand bipartisanship senator slotkin knows how to do it . she served in the cia under president bush and the department of defense under pres. obama and finally i'd like to acknowledge two more colleagues that have taken m. their oath's that deserve special recognition on this special day. senator adam schiff from california, andy kim from new jersey . a longtime member of the house senator schiff is a well-known member of admired for his thoughtf

the people joshua steinglass, christopher conr, susan hoffinger, matthew angela, and catherine ellis. >> -for president trump. he's colocated with my paner. >> good morning. good morning mr. trump. >> good morning. >> although he haslready alluded to it, i want to make clear mr. blanche is appearing virtually with mr. trump. you are currently in florida, correct? >> yes, correct your honor. >> mr. trump's other attorney is th us in the courtroom. presumed to is court decision january 3, 2025. mr. trump wasiven the option of appearing virtually. bsequently, a counsel informed mr. trump elected to waive peonal appearance and appear virtually. the decision sentence in this matter is permitted in new york. i derrick your atttion to the matter of 72 selenium's, 1133 2021. before turng to the matter of sentencing, want to confirm the people and defense counsel have received copieof the provision court. -- you have not? let the record reflect the people are being handed a copy now. why don't you take some time to look at it? while the parties look at the provision port, mr. blanche, i want t

para Ángela iniciar el año de esta forma es un sueño hecho realidad.como cada año y en un ambiente de fiesta, los asistentes dieron pie a sus propósitos para este comienzo de 365 días. en pasadena. balbino avilés telemundo. y seguimos hablando del desfile de las rosas porque vea estas imágenes una de las bandas de una preparatoria de aquí del área de la bahía, formó parte de esta celebración. se trata de la preparatoria homestead en cupertino, que fue una de las 22 bandas de todo el país de estados unidos y también de otros países que fue invitada. los estudiantes dicen que practicaron durante todo el año 2024 para este evento, sobre todo en el desarrollo de la resistencia para la marcha de 5 millas. y bueno, cabe mencionar también que estuvo presente steve jobs, steve wozniak, ambos fundadores de apple, corrijo, atendieron a esa misma preparatoria que ya veíamos en la banda. qué tal, césar? cómo te pareció? me encanta. me encanta ese desfile de las rosas. una tradición, verdad? hasta en latinoamérica. quiero decirte que para prepararse para este desfi

angela, cuya madre era panamena, viajo desde el sur de florida para d despedirlo. >> devolvio el canaleso fue un gran gesto. mi mama estaba muy feliz y el pais estaba muy feliz. soy yo. vine para pagar respeto al senor por su servicio de presidente y su servicio militar. >> la caravana funebre se encamino despues a atlanta para un momento de silencio en el capitolio estatal. posteriormente, sus restos se trasladaron al centro carter, fundado por el y su esposa r rosalyn, para ofrecer ayuda h humanitaria alrededor del mundo. >> otro principio del centro carter trabajar donde otros no estan trabajando. >> alli se llevo a cabo una ceremonia y un servicio en su honor. >> keepers of my grandparents legacy. >> su nieto agradecio a la o organizacion por preservar el legado de sus abuelos. por invitacion de la familia, el publico pudo pasar a despedirse. su feretro reposara ahi hasta el martes, cuando sera transportado a washington para ser velado en el capitolio federal. y su tio marcha el jueves por la manana. se llevara a cabo el funeral de estado en la catedral nacional de washington, d.c.

angela davis steve paulson it's always a lot of fun. yes. thank you so much. all right, before we go, make sure you send us your like it or not questions or record yourself asking a question. make sure to tell us where you're from. and you could see yourself on our next show. or you can send a message or a comment for us on instagram or tiktok. we would love to hear from you. thanks for watching. like it or not i'm anna garcia right now on true crime news. gabby petito her disappearance and murder while on a cross-country trip with her fiance gripped the nation. >> rain stretching during some morning yoga. >> and gabby became the face of missing white woman syndrome. now her father is on a mission, shining a spotlight on missing persons cases in marginalized communities, turning his pain into purpose. >> it hurts to talk about it, but it needs to be talked about. >> plus, craig titus and kelly ryan, the royal couple of bodybuilding superstars of sin city with big muscles and big money. but when dancer melissa james entered the picture, she liked the glamor of

angela, cuya madre era panamena, viajo desde el sur de florida para despedirlo, devolvio el canal a panamae un gran gesto. mi mama estaba muy feliz y el pais estaba muy feliz. yo vine para pagar respeto al senor por su servicio de presidente y su s servicio milit. >> la caravana funebre se encamino despues a atlanta para un momento de silencio en el capitolio estatal. p posteriormente, sus restos se trasladaron al centro carter, fundado por el y su esposa r rosalind, para ofrecer ayuda humanitaria alrededor del mundo. >> otro principio del centro carter trabajar donde otros no estan trabajando. >> alli se llevo a cabo una ceremonia y un servicio en su honor. >> keepers of my grandparents legacy. >> su nieto agradecio a la organizacion por preservar el legado de sus abuelos. por invitacion de la familia, el publico pudo pasar a despedirse. su feretro reposara ahi hasta el martes, cuando sera transportado a washington para ser velado en el capitolio federal. el jueves por la manana se llevara a cabo el funeral de estado en la catedral nacional de washington, d.c. y posteriormente , sus resto

angela is cause disruption to us for its best. coming up with jo. next. stay with us. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the time that was supposed to is jo calling. thank you very much. round the dread coach collins las. he says, fence should expect the unexpected when his team faces both later in the spanish super cut final on sunday, you are paying champ, is the best thought for the 3 mill. when of them your in the 70 finally jetta i'm so say keep telling him and for 3 guys for 2nd whole souls either side the suffrage time and go buy me your because my from probably a fail all the defending champions and will be the see for rec would easily 13th title $11.00 sunday. in england manager list evanson officers. the 1st round of the f i top of spacing fed a piece of are to know the goals coming from. and di edits in the hub. so manage it shown dice earlier in the day is like 2.2 supports above the relegation zone in the primarily is just the dates go before the 1st grand slam of the tennis season begins in melvin and 10 times australian open champion of drug whi

oregon and washington is still restricted because of whale migration patterns there, and according to angela sun kahleah at the alioto lazio fish company, crabbers are telling her what they're getting is nice and meaty, but it's tougher to find. at capurro's restaurant. their first shipment of crab came in last night. they look beautiful. they're big, they're tasty, nice and sweet. so we're happy to finally have a season lieu capurro says. today is the first day of the season. customers can order crab at his family's restaurant. he is disappointed this season started so late. thanksgiving. christmas new year's is really 75% of the demand for us, you know, so we're happy to get the 25% that's left. the commercial crabbing season usually ends in the early summer, but last year it ended in april in san francisco. sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. well, a national egg shortage has created a new challenge for a long running religious celebration for christians. today is three kings day, or el dia de los reyes. that's in spanish. obviously, millions mark the occasion with the king's cake or la

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