her older sister ariel went missing in the summer of 2017 she was 26. just a few months later her remains were found in the canyon below this bridge in arizona. this is where my sister was found. when i'm told where my mom was so when i just started putting flowers here to remember her and just to get a piece of where she was last found right where she lost her correctly yes. it's difficult to know that. this is no nuns the bridge to my family something that we used to call. her sister you know was known as just the bridge. even though it's been a year and a half since ariel was found value told us they only know what they hear from whispers in the community these are that. she was thrown off. the people responsible will back down there and cut or in half. they burn her lower part of the body and we will have reports that she find that out from the from the f.b.i. or did somebody else tell you that i'm with you. just rumors we don't hear stuff directly from the f.b.i. or they say yeah. it was nearly a year before ariel's remains were returned to value t

her older sister ariel went missing in the summer of 2017 she was 26. just a few months later her remains were found in the canyon below this bridge in arizona. this is where my sister was found. when i'm told where my mom was so when i just started putting flowers here to remember her and just to get a piece of where she was last found right where she lost her correctly yes. it's difficult to know that. this is no nuns the bridge to my family someone that we used to call. her sister you know was known as just the bridge. even though it's been a year and a half since ariel was found value told us they only know what they hear from whispers in the community these are that. she was thrown off. and the people responsible went back down there and cutter and half. way burned her lower part of the body and we left we have records still to find that out from the from the f.b.i. or did somebody else tell you that i'm an elder sister. just rumors we don't hear stuff directly from the year this year. it was nearly a year before ariel's remains were returned to va

it was nearly a year before ariel's remains were turned to value the family. by that time their mother jack one had passed away it impacted her the words she used to press she would call me and she bit me when you do. nothing mom what are you doing well what more we have to bridge i'm spending time with you sister. at one point value says investigators suggested ariel had taken her own life and said what do you know what happened you've found a people. who will be they will go we think it suicide and then we'll suicide that's long haul souls long since she had no reason to kill herself when she was excited for my pregnancy and to meet the baby so my told no. a lot of stuff to look for. love to consult with my grampa there's only one that can get him to take a selfie who's this that's my son. she had him shared a close relationship you know. since that initial meeting with authorities there's been no answers only questions as to what really happened to ariel the f.b.i. but. she just tells me that there isn't much evidence. to the case. of some of her own mom an

her older sister ariel went missing in the summer of twenty seventeen she was twenty six. just a few months later her remains were found in the canyon below this bridge in arizona. this is where my sister was found. when i'm told where my mom was so when i just started putting flowers here to remember her and just to get a piece of where she was last found right where she lost her correctly yes. it's difficult to know that. this is no nuns the bridge to my family something that we used to call. her sister you know was known as just the bridge. even though it's been a year and a half since ariel was found value told us they only know what they hear from whispers in the community these are that. she was thrown off. and the people responsible went back down there and cutter and half. way burned her lower part of the body and we were we have reports that you find that out from the from the f.b.i. or did somebody else tell you that i'm with. just rumors we don't hear stuff directly from the oh yeah you are this you know. it was nearly a year before aerialist remains were return

it was nearly a year before ariel's remains were returned to value the family. by that time their mother jack one had passed away it impacted her the words she used to press she would call me and she bit me when you do. nothing mom what are you doing well what mobi have to branch i'm spending time with your sister. at one point value says investigators suggested ariel had taken her own life misled what do you know what happened you found people won't get it will be they will go rethink it suicide and the world suicide is weak that's long apostles' long since she had no reason to kill herself when she was excited for my pregnancy and to meet the baby so my told no. a lot of stuff to look for. love to consult with my grampa there's only one that can get him to take a selfie who's this that's my son. she had him shared a close relationship you know. since that initial meeting with authorities there's been no answers only questions as to what really happened to ariel the f.b.i. but. she just tells me that there isn't much evidence. of some of her own mom and. a lack

ariel was murdered. her murder, her mome took it to thnext level to find justice for ariel. and just recently, she just passed. so, we will continue to seekti ju for ariel because we know that was her mom,is jacqueline's, i have been a target of threats. so have the other four of our advocates. but these are the things that we have to face. i always tell the people that want to help and become a volunteer advocate, this is something that you have to be comfortable with. i've been scared for most of my nolife, because i was tolto speak. icut, but now, i have the o d i'm not scared anymore. i'm not scared peak, and i will do this for the people thab are no to speak now.ke my name is myana yatsayte, and this is my "brief but spectacular" take on finding our ssing relatives. >> brangham: you can learn more about her work on the "navajo nations missing persons updates" page on facebook. and, you can find additional "brief but spectacular" episodes on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour/brief. the last three eca

. >> by 2009, rachel and todd had two little daughters eva and ariel. >> he always seemed very involved and very engaged with the kids and to me, always seemed to be trying to help rachel and give her a break. >> rachel and todd to us were like the perfect little family. >> reporter: mh-mm. >> they were both very proactive parents - >> reporter: yes. >> loving parents, caring parents as well to each other, a couple. they seemed like the perfect couple. >> and in our experience, we saw todd more on a social level with the kids than we saw rachel. >> not every day, mind you. todd landed a lucrative job with an international pharmaceutical company. grew expense account soft on his desk-bound track toward what he called a "c" suite as in c-e-o. the only catch was, his office was a long drive away in the san francisco bay area and, not wanting to uproot his family, todd got an apartment in town, returning home to the airpark for the weekends. which meant of course, that rachel was now anchored to home, and two toddlers, monday through friday. she was soon quite restless. so she put her kids

president and stead they now recognize the opposition leader 1.0 as head of state will now go live to ariel gold national co-director of code pink who is outside the embassy right now. what can you tell us about what's happening around you. well about 40 minutes ago we got a phone call from captain d.'s a popular resistance one at the embassy protect. the building for believe it's $37.00 days now that they were in fact the building and arresting them adrian hines was also inside the building put out a tweet saying they are breaking down the door nobody was on this even at the time no other activists. and by the time reaper bribe them here now you can see and i'll show you a little background here that the building and the entire fairly. so that we don't have any idea. if they're still in fact carrying out the arrest is why they're being hauled out the back that we do have people around the back haven't seen anything yet either or if our friends are in fact already now in police custody at a police station we plan on staying here at the building to see what's happening and while we wait to h

ariel new >>> iteast bay teenager was mur in her own home. that horrific crime remains unsolved, but friends and famil technology will finally bring her killer tos details. >> reporter: they lit candles and walked together through the streets of castro valley to remember jenny lin murdered 25 years ago. ♪ ♪ >> friends and family honored her at a memorial service. jenny lin was only 14 when she was murdered by a stranger who broke into her castro valley home in 1994. >> the pain felt like yesterday. >> jenny's parents never imagined her murder would go unsolved. >> when my daughter was killed 25 years ago i thought this cas >> reporter: but dna technology, the same science which brought the notorious golden state killer to justice last year could give old evidence new life. >> we're looking at mitochondrial dna. we're looking at the possibility of extracting dna from items wew procedures. >> considering new technology about dna, you know, it could be tomorrow that we've got a hit. >> the jenny lin foundation now promotes child safety and music

this is ariel.r carlson from fox news at one point in the not too distant past labeled me a leader of antifa in the bay area which was news to me. >> wow. >> kamau bell is among other things a host on cnn. he is a supporter of antifa. they hate this country. they want to tear it down. none of that seems to matter to kamau bell. you are peddling hate and bell is. >> it was funny to me because it was like, i literally don't -- i've never been to a meeting. for example, just the pronunciation, antifa, antifa? >> i usually say antifa. >> so how would you describe yourself in relation to antifa? >> the way i would describe antifa is more like this, do you approve of fascism? >> no. >> then you could consider yourself antifa if you chose too. if you're opposed to fascism -- >> yeah, i am. >> -- then you are antifa because it's anti-fascism. that can be a lot of things. let's say they're a great programmer and they can build a website to educate children, do you think people deserve love? antifa. [ laughte

.>> reporter: her name is now ariel howard, living in fairbanks alaska and checked her mom on facebook, and planned the surprise and what a surprise it was.>> i can't believe this day has truly come where i can actually hold her hand.>> reporter: financial issues cause her to give her baby up in the first place, she never thought she would see this day and that it is coming on mother's day weekend makes it all the more special.>> it's like walking into a million-dollar lottery ticket. this is best gift god could give a person.>> this is the best day of my life definitely. i think you you made me the person i am today.>> that was just beautiful. >>> we hope you had a wonderful mother's day, thanks for being with us tonight. each morning, people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly. so at cvs pharmacy we got up early and built a system that helps calculate each person's ideal schedule. it's great for doctors. and caregivers. at cvs pharmacy, did

they did not provide any further details about the incident and came soon after they had this group ariel sharon formerly known as the al qaeda affiliate on this for a front line that the syrian army had targeted its members with chlorine gas. so the 1st time president assad's government is being accused of staging chemical attacks on its own people last year a toxic attack in the city of duma just 10 kilometers from the capital was immediately blamed on the mascot's incident brought to the u.s. britain and france the low just strikes against syrian government facilities but the leaked documents by a group of researches raised questions about the global chemical weapons what's those reports on the blood requested the o.p.c. w.'s comment on the report but received no answer just on of explains. we saw petrified children. i listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the your p c w report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring

bags that has now claimed a 2nd prime minister ariel scalp speaking outside her 10 downing street residence theresa may express regret that she failed to get a deal over the line despite her best efforts she will step down as tory leader on june 7th and remain leader and till a successor chosen as mate made the announcement she was overcome with emotion. so i am today announcing that i will resign as leader of the conservative and unionist party on friday the 7th of june i will shortly leave the job that is being the on of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country. from the beginning to recently said her goal was to deliver brock's that a task she has found impossible with m.p.'s rejecting her deal 3 times the withdrawal agreement she's negotiated with the e.u. has been criticized by people all across the political spectrum earlier this week she announced to try a 4th time to try and get it passed and offered m.p.'s a chance to vote on a 2nd referendum if th

arielle reshef on where it happened. >> reporter: two minutes. >> it's still going up! >> reporter: that's all it took for uber and lyft drivers at reagan national airport in d.c. to make ride prices surge. >> don't go on yet! you up? refresh it! >> reporter: our affiliate wjla was there as one man coordinated with fellow drivers when to shut off and on their apps. >> go go go go. >> reporter: tricking the system into thinking there are no drivers nearby -- waiting until prices rose an additional $13. >> they go surge, $10, $12, sometimes $19. >> reporter: those skyrocketing fares passed on to unsuspecting passengers. the drivers claim they are regretfully doing it to offset painfully low wages across the country drivers have been protesting even striking against what they see as declining work conditions. tonight uber telling abc news -- this behavior is neither widespread or permissible. lyft saying these allegations of "fraudulent behavior" could lead to drivers being banned from the app. david, experts say you can avoid surge pricing by comparing whe think you may h

now brags it has claimed a 2nd prime minister ariel scalp speaking outside 10 downing street stories from a admitted the game was up and that she'd failed despite her best efforts to get a deal over the line she will step down as tory leader on june 7th and remain prime minister until her successor has been chosen in a concerted conservative leadership race which will get underway officially on the week starting the 10th and she made her announcement she was almost overcome with emotion. so i am today announcing that i will resign as leader of the conservative and unionist party on friday the 7th of june. i will shortly leave the job that is be the owner of my life to hold. the 2nd female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous during gratitude 2 of hearts the opportunity to serve the country i love. the defining girl of teresa mayes premiership has been to deliver brags that a task she has found impossible with m.p.'s rejecting her deal 3 times the withdrawal agreement she's negotiated with the e.u. was criticised by both leaders and rem

people who have been head of the likud party menachem begun yet scotch heir benjamin ateneo he resigned ariel sharon and then back to benjamin and you know likud will stick with their leadership they will stick with them through thick and thin and the thing for likud they're still travel many of the likud people they're already 2nd or 3rd generation from pre-one 1987 when many of them were discriminated against especially those from the lower social economic sector who are sephardic jews rafi jews from arab countries meaning so getting power is really important maintaining it is really important and many of them believe that netanyahu narrative which which a key was talking about which is corrosive to devour prosy which is the media is controlled by the left the court is controlled by the left even the police are controlled by the left of center the the police all of these things the universities now if you saw on its own now last night who came on looking really worse than he's been before almost like a wounded animal what was the biggest insult he could say to event lieberman he is from the

on june 7th although remain as pm until a successor is chosen this makes me the 2nd prime minister ariel scalp to be claimed by bracks it. will surely be heading to buckingham palace to see her majesty the queen well tender my resignation as prime minister. today announcing that i will resign as leader of the conservative and unionist party on friday the 7th of june so that to successor can be chosen. right. with a normal during gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country. from the beginning to recently said her goal was to deliver bricks that she has found impossible with m.p.'s rejecting her deal 3 times the withdrawal agreement she's negotiated with the e.u. has been criticised by people all across the political spectrum earlier this week she denounced she tried a 4th time trying to get past and offered m.p.'s a chance to vote on the 2nd referendum if they backed her where it goes next is hard to tell what becomes of the official conservative stance depends on who succeeds may labor the main opposition party accepts the referendum result it wants a deal but not may as y

other person knows about what you know so basically we don't we suspect is just very dark clouds of ariel sharon a christmas tree i did arts and science art began oh yeah ok now this is a competitive and you may see it as a lemon you've made a number of important mistakes but the people who pay for those mistakes of the people they know according to the u.n. in just 8 days from january the 21st to the 29th when the protests began to write more than a 1000 people were detained many of them were just kids most of them were kept incommunicado for days without access to family so using their residence as you continue to starve we have 330000 venice women cars have been murdered you have been married by government sponsored look at their lives at risk 330000 have been murdered by government sponsored gangs 70000000. and the best you find a way that you can see and hear and they. are poorly conceived and easily what they decided you ask what are you recommending military use are you advocating a military intervention i'm not here to answer your questions you didn't come here around so why do yo

when that ariel sharon is g. to face questions does nothing judicial upping holed up in front of the intelligence services and the words of thomas jefferson a liberty come begada but by the freedom of the press? nor that'd be limited without danger of losing it our freedoms freedom the press is essential in any democracy and to be following the story very closel. now the details of a new satirical chat show. of course duster in the u.u. k. becacause of the russian host of this program yes russian in inverted commas because it's cold tonight's with lot of a patient. but it's not real glad to refuse him as you might have guessed it isn't quite a digital effigy he will be interviewing real gas and including the spokesperson. for the former prime minister tony blair alastair campbell you can see him getting high five here from the digital vladimir putin. and but the trailer has been released by the b. b. c. it has gone down to well take a look. it's t the united kiningdom i have won many great victory. but none of them made me truly happy. because until now the greatest victory has elude

the venezuelan embassy and falls of warnings from police who said they were trespassing we spoke to ariel gold from code pink national who's outside the embassy. you can see and i'll show you a little background here that that building there any attire seen looks fairly empty so we don't have any idea. if they're still inside carrying out the arrest i mean they're being hauled out the back that we do have people around the back haven't seen anything yet either or are our friends are in fact already now in police custody at a police. we plan on staying here at the building you see what's happening and while we wait to hear word from our friends all of their own are now not working so we assume in some capacity at least. that they are fully under cut in police custody and that we plan on staying here as well to make sure that not eat crow quite no opposition protesters now try to be legally invade the building. the news comes days after police issued a warning to the protesters saying the activists were trespassing the demonstrators have been staging a sit in for more than a month already a

develo morninger anothe of wild weather out west, are getting a look at these are ariels of t tornado damage in the city area. look at that. the tornado threat is decreasing there but the flash food threat is increasing. that system has caused major floodi it's a swift water rescue this happened after news 4 midday no one was injured during the rescue northeast of this in tulsa, rescuers are here. one woman became emotional that's all that matters is we have our lives, thank god for that. you can replace your home and your cars, not your family. >> of tulsa in still water you see cattle trying to ook at that truck covered in water. they all made it across safely issue for drivers and trucke. that t a jimmy dean water. how get a tractor-trailer out of that is beyond me. today will meet with congressional democrats for anothe round of about the countr infrastructure. back in aril they agreed to work underwater -- >> no wore on where that money archbi gregor walked onto the al tar fianci conming gregory's new positi thanked the pope for this new topportuniy. >> i thank the holy father fo

with mom with stories of what it was like raising us kids, whether we are of the denise the menace or arielit's a day always appreciated by moms who selflessly devote time and energy in their children far greater than can ever be reciprocated. for those of us without mom as i am for the first time this year, no such delight, instead, we are left with memories, sweet memories and visit to a grave site, for those of you lucky enough to still have your mom, hug her and cherish her, my mother, good night, mother, thanks for watching, i'm jeanine pirro. see you next week.

. >> i don't think i've seen ale singar chase with ariels. >> where they don't get the guy or gal in this case. >> we are helping you get for memorial day, also known as the unofficial kickoff to summer. >> for a lot of folks in this area the holiday weekend is the first chance for a crab feast. news 4's molette green is live with a crab feast. >> it's great. we are at one of the oldest crab spots, the bethesda crab house. how they tasting? we have not only crabs. we've got the corn,e've got the hush puppies, butter, vinegar. we are making a crab feast of our own. these aregu rer customers here this morning. it's never too early to eat crab. 6:00 a.m., not too early, right? >> no. >> yen lee is the general rt on r here and an ex crabs this season. so tell me about the crabs that you have right now. kind talk about that. >> crab right now, most of them are from the gulf. i am getting local product in. it's on the smaller variety but it's picking up. >> you work with one particular water man that you get your crabs from? >> i work with many watermen. jerry's seafood out of maryland. >>

this is ariel and she is here to help us learn. >> full disclosure, tucker carlson from fox news labeledader of antifa in the bay area which was new for me. >> wow. >> kamal bell is among other things a host on cnn and a supporter of antifa. they hate this country and want to tear it down. you are pedaling hate and bell is. >> it was funny to me because i've never been to a meeting. like, for example, does the pronunciation antifa or antifa? >> how would you describe yourself in relation? >> it's more like this, do you approve of fascism? >> no. >> then you could consider yourself antifa if you chose to. so if you're opposed to fascism. >> i am. >> then you are antifa because it's anti-fascism. that could be a lot of things. let's say they're a great programmer and they can build a website to educate children. do you think people deserve love? antifa. >> so it's anti-fascism but in the world of politics where does it land on the left-right spectrum? it doesn't. >> the political compass is more like a square. go down to the bottom left and that's where you find the political ideology i ha

well as this will is to hold on to the gun cannot assassin i got thomas quoting ariel but betty an artist. who is not only the judge of that of those left. that's a good question the best audiences that he that said i love because it was my student edition of the good stuff and good luck i can count. on the future of the i'm going to have i'm sure you've seen the only one who will be in that area because that production. person doesn't in the uk has been that. well i'm not just because a good company don't want to fit one of them one of the no 21 of the actually if you go settle into a negative after that going from what is going to another jeanne what's it going to do. i don't advocate in the monday but in the last but i respect them got for their number shot that it's i don't i don't get it from the city because you know where did the chicago to buy told us yesterday that if she went to dubai told us that they're going to go to the debate you have to. go on with sedition what i've done even national and i will be talking about the 2nd mission icicle actually got about 2 minutes in the m

abc 4's ariel rasha has the update. >> the mother of 4-year-old maleah davis making new allegations claiminghe stepfather was abusive. >> this image shows maleah's stepfather derrian vence carrying a plastic bag and he walked into a hospital after he claims he woke up on the side of the road. he was heading topickupher mother at the airport when three men pulled up in a pickup truck. >> one of them makes a comment saying maleah looks very nice and very sweet. vence claimed he was beaten, but officers say his story changed several times. maleah was removed from the home after a head injury, but returned in february. the family was being monitored. maleah's mother pressed on why she is only now sharing these allegations. this mother has suffered a lot of abuse in her life. >> reporter: police have not commented on those allegations. the search for maleah is a race against time and she requires constant medical care after brain surgeries for that head injury. >>> a murder suspect and the female driver are in custody after leading police on a wild chase. watch as the suspect leans out the passe

ariel rashev, abc news, new york. >> a murder suspect and a female driver are in custody this morning angeles police on a wild chase. watch as the suspect leans out the passenger window and fires at a dozen trailing patrol cars. multiple officers returned fire. the woman that was driving eventually surrendered and police took the murder suspect into custody after a brief standoff. that man was wanted in the deadly shooting of a liquor >> in other news, virgin galactic is moving from california to new mexico ahead of its first commercial flight. richard branson says the company is aiming to launch the flight within a year. galactic will conduct the final test with pilots and crew members onboard. 100 of its workers will be in spacecraft america this summer. 57 other employees are already working there. >> it's like something out of the jetsons. a bar in las vegas uses robots, from the muddling of a mojito, it is just like a real bartender. >> you order from the tablet and decide when you want and they're everywhere else. you have a shelf-checkout and why ♪ ♪ >> yoi are at the very firs

the california highway patrol ariel rescue unit in napa tuesday morning. a car had plunged 450 feet off a cliff off highway 21 in monticello road. >> i said to myself, this is going to be catastrophic . >> rescuers may never have found the car if not for a cyclist who was riding nearby and called 911. the cyclist told us by phone it looked like the driver was turning the car around and was straightening it out . >> it slowly drove off the road. in a straight line. never turned, braked and disappeared over the cliff. i saw that. >> reporter: the car landed on its side, the driver's-side. the person behind the wheel is a 20-year-old woman . >> i could not understand what she was saying but you could hear her screaming . >> rescuers on the ground had to cut out the car windshield to get to the woman. the passerby ran down the steep terrain to offer comfort. she took this video of what it was like on the ground. you can see the rescuer coming down from the chopper. the aerial unit have the dangerous job of navigating the helicopter through trees to get above h

. >> the daughter's name is now ariel howard. she lives in alaska.nned this surprise. what a surprise it was. >> i can't believe this day has come true where i can actually hold her hand. i could hug her. >> financial issues caused mom to give her baby up in the first place. she never thought she would see this day and that it's coming on mother's day weekend makes it all the more special. >> it's like walking into a million dollar lottery ticket. this is the best gift god can give a person. >> this is the best day of my life definitely. so i thank you. because it made me the person i am today. i appreciate you. >> elliott davis reporting there from your fox affiliate in st. louis. >>> of course people around the world are paying tribute to mothers including one famous pair of new parents, meghan the duchess. she also honored the babe's late grandmother princess diane i din the exption. we honor and celebrate each and every one of you. last weekend the duchess and prince harry welcomed their first child archie harrison windsor, seven in line for the

served as a spokesman for israeli president shimon peres and is a speechwriter for prime minister ariel sharon thanks very much for being with us. so that i didn't know west jerusalem was occupied i mean people do say east jerusalem is although i don't agree well what the question was for me is all the pied that's a fact it's not recognized under international law but that's a subject for another discussion i want to ask you about what's happening we want to ask you about what's happening in gaza right now what do you see as the prospects for a cease fire at this point well first of all it's not a great way to start the holy month of ramadan i mean this is really bad all around for certainly the people living in gaza and of course the israelis who yesterday were bombarded with hundreds of rocket attacks and that's still going on the prospects for a cease fire are the same as they were meaning prime minister netanyahu seems very committed about not escalating what's going on he seems very concerned about the humanitarian issues there and in fact was highly criticized over the course of t

carlos: y si no le pueden hablar a mi querido ariel coro y Él contestarÁ las llamadas.ue imagina si los nervios que se viven en los ensayos. >> ellos bailan en el escuadrÓn y vean cÓmo sara logró ganarle ayamil. quÉ tan difÍcil es, mi amor? >> los capitanes tambiÉn tienen mucho que ver con ganarse el cariÑo de la gente, ser graciosas y carismÁticos para poder ganarse a la gente y los cantante esforzarse en las canciones. >> yo admiro mucho a mis compaÑeros de escuadrÓn y yo por algo se cantante porque no se bailar [cantan] >> la verdad es que bailan muy bien. >> cada quien tiene un talento y eso nadie lo puede dejar. [mÚsica] >> todos hacemos familia en la casa y tenemos muchos amigos. >> quÉ dijo? >> lo entendieron? >> ahhh pequeÑos gigantes. lo que sÍ entendiÓ ramón fue la broma de yair. te digo cual es la clave para que ti equipo gane? >> pequeÑos gigantes la semifinal el domingo por univisiÓn. >> ya llega este domingo y quÉ emocionante y tristeza para los niÑos que a veces hay eliminados. alan: en nueva york se presentan los proyectos que van a ir para el prÓximo aÑ

the former israeli president shimon peres and a speechwriter for the former israeli prime minister ariel sharon he said israel's air strikes on gaza unnecessary to defend itself. israel is responding to hundreds of rockets being fired into its civilian population yesterday and today meaning so israel has to stop that sopping that is hitting military targets i even heard in your report that the israeli military called up a building to make sure that there were civilians that were evacuated so there is concern that civilians are not caught in the crossfire but we know from past instances both with buildings and when the palestinian leadership their hamas leadership is put twelve and thirteen and fourteen and fifteen year olds to charge the fence that they use children and sometimes women as human shields which is quite unfortunate and not fair to that population it's almost a double war crime if you look at who's been shot at the border and who goes up and you look at the pictures of twelve year olds on the fence throwing flaming molotov cocktails and flaming kites it is a little bit diffe

ariel matronly querrey were pulled over for running a stop sign clemens told the deputy they're collecting frogs and stakes but deputy found more than he bargained for. officials say 41 turtles were found in the woman's bag. and when asked if she had anything else that's what she pulled out of her pants seal gator in the pants trick. the man and the woman cited for a bag limit violation and possession of the reptiles switch the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission said have since been released. >>to buy extended making it easy to access all your favorite entertainment at home. >>admittedly still trying to process the alligator the woman's gator in your pants or hi >>sports tonight how about that out while we talk some basketball ahead for years rockets here we go again now on one of the great side effects of going to the finals 4 years in a row the warriors have a ton of postseason experience to draw on. so the team's confidence isn't shaken coming back home the warriors returned to the bay area this afternoon in advance of tomorrow's game 5. >>but oracle golden state trying t

people who have been head of the likud party menachem begun yet scotch heir benjamin ateneo he resigned ariel sharon and then back to benjamin and you know likud will stick with their leadership they will stick with them through thick and thin and the thing for likud they're still trying many of the likud people they're already 2nd or 3rd generation from pre-one 1987 when many of them were discriminated against especially those from the lower social economic sector who are sephardic jews mizrahi jews from arab countries meaning so getting power is really important maintaining it is really important and many of them believe that netanyahu narrative which which it was talking about which is corrosive to democracy which is the media is controlled by the left the court is controlled by the left even the police are controlled by the left of center the the police all of these things the universities now if you saw on its own now last night who came on looking really worse than he's been before almost like a wounded animal what was the biggest insult he could say to a vet lieberman he is from the le

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my name is ariel. i work for the american council for a an energy efficient economy. the panel is talking about how to focus on energy poverty and liheap a main way to do that. i'm wondering if any of you have thoughts on some of these holistic solutions that mark has alluded to. chris and kenley mentioned energy efficiency as a way to also achieve long-term affordability for individuals. so i'd love to hear any thoughts you have on ways bill assistance can be combined with other programs or more holistic solution to energy poverty. mark: boy, if i had that nswer. jessica: part of liheap is set aside for weatherization, for making homes for energy efficient and it's funded through d.o.e. through its appropriation. that's one of the big priorities for the energy subcommittee and energy commerce this year is making sure that's authorized as well as taken care of so ultimately what ends up happening is that the poor have systems that are more likely to break down, right? and so addressing that will kind of hopefully put everybody on the same starting point so that, you k

i'm here with elana and her daughter arielle a. happ to you two. get up with me.ere, your family is coming. guys, we are going to reveal on national television whether she is having a boy or a girl. do you have any idea what you are having? >> no. >> is do you have any inkling? >> no. >> what about you, grandma? >> not a clue. 49, 51. >> okay. we are going to do three, two, one, and she is going to lift it and we are going to find out whether she is having a boy or girl. ready? here we go. three, two, one! ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations! you have family here. we are going to get them. noem is going to have a little baby brother. craig, it is your turn. >> my goodness. so i'm here with a couple of folks from philadelphia, joanne gains nominated by her two daughters jania and jasmine. why did we nominate mom? >> so many reasons. she is the most caring, selfless compassionate person i have ever met. i loeffler so -- i love her so much. >> is it true nad to these two biological daughters you have fostered 45 children? >> yes. plus, with respite and

ariel works as an installationer coyed nator for a program at farming national laboratory. she was an outstanding student in math throughout school and chose to major in physics her second year of can ledge at carnegie mellon university. she worked relentlessly to find research opportunities and got the chance to build microwave telescopes, tools to examine high energy radio waves hard to observe from the ground. after graduating, she accepted a job at the lab, a world class research facility we are proud of in the 14th district. there are so many hidden figures in stem and i'm proud to shine a bright light on the strong smart women in the 14th district leading and making a difference in our community. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to re

markets is senior portfolio manager at ubs financial services charlie barinskoy is the vice chairman of ariel investment and ace l. levine from bmi mellon joining us for the hour how do you see it? what do you do on the market >> what's interesting is it looks like a classic tit for tat strategy and game theory problem here because you have the u.s. putting on tariffs, going slowly on whether or not we're going to go with the 325, 25% on the next 325. and china going slowly signaling retaliation but a stepped retaliation. so not overly done and signaling a willingness to talk i'll say this. i think this goes longer than june i think the market has not priced in this going longer than june and today we're feeling it and i don't think we're done yet >> how much -- when you talk about getting priced in, how much more are you talking about? we're almost 5% now from the record highs on the s&p. >> right let's put it this way. the market has steadily moved up since the end of december on the expectation that not only were we going to have a successful trade deal but that we would deal with the inte