astrid could be me. astrid could be the person next door. astrid could be my children. if we aren't here on earth and in life to do good and help others, what is the point? >> reporter: one mother whose pe personal essay has led to a perm que personal quest to help another. >> the pool of donors could only be 3% of biracial. so i put a link on my facebook page for the site that they're using. you can sign up, they'll send you an oral swab. shipping is free, even if you're not a match for astrid, which is rare, you might be a match for somebody else. could save somebody's life. >> dit's easy to do. thanks, garvin. >> tonight is a must-win game. it's an overused term in sports, but it's absolutely the right phrase for the sharks tonight. here's a live look outside the shark tank as fans are getting ready for game five against the vegas golden knights. the sharks have to win tonight, otherwise seen's over for them. the golden nights lead the series, three games to one. they're trying to knock the sharks out of the playoffs for the second year in a row. puck drops at 7:00.

astrid: quÉ es lo que mÁs te preocupa?. yo quisiera tener un cumpleaÑos de mi hijo, que haya mucha gente. ♪ ♪ ♪ astrid: el poder del arte. ana patricia: el del amor de madre. creo que eso no se puede comparar con nada. de verdad es impresionante cada uno de los dibujos que mostraba sin las imÁgenes. astrid: como dice la madre, nosotros queremos decirle a matthew que no se preocupe porque este noviembre cuando cumpla 12 aÑitos, nosotros le prometemos que vamos a celebrar el cumpleaÑos con Él. ana patricia: una fiesta sÓlo para matthew. vamos a un mensaje, ya regresamos. karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales. mantente informado, revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, univisionnow y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. karla: les platicamos que alex syntek revela lo difÍcil que fuese infancia y sobre todo habla de estos Íntimos detalles que ha tenido a lo largo de su vida que quizÁ nunca compartiÓ. ♪ ♪ ♪ reportero: alex syntek viviÓ una dura infancia. alex syntek: yo vengo de una familia muy disfuncional, mi padre

even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizes the armenian genocide which should be able to find some peace of mind. in belfast a funeral for the mud of northern ireland a key has just taken place she was killed last week in rioting in the city of london dairy which is also known as dairy now mckee was shot while deporting writing as she stood behind a police line a small a militant group called the new ira claimed responsibility for the death and apologised saying mckee was shot as they explained in a statement by mistake because she was standing behind enemy forces which is for the police a female suspect is in custody and irish prime minister british prime minister to resign and the honest president michael higgins attended the funeral. joining me now is mccready he's a political analyst and founding editor of the northern ireland based blog now welcome back to what extent is leader of the keys murder prompted fears that the peace process is endangered. i think fear is the wrong word i think what it has done is revealed some o

as astrid could be me, the girl next door, my children.re not here on earth to do good and help others, what is the point? >> reporter: one mother whose personal essay has led to a personal quest to help another. >> one of the challenges finding a match for astrid is in the worldwide pool of possible donors, only 3% are biracial. if you would like to be tested to see if you're a match for her or anyone else in need, go to my facebook page. i have a link to sign up. >>> garvin, thank you very much. much more ahead on "today in the bay". coming up, democrats divided over what to do now that they have the mueller report. the presidential hopefuls weigh in. >> plus, more cuts at tesla. this time it's the higher-ups. what they are doing to become a more efficient company. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. people wake. and smile, when the

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even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizesthe armenian genocide which should be able to find some peace of mind i mean while in turkey police have blocked armenians who tried to demonstrate in commemoration of the genocide victims about one hundred protesters including some french and european members of parliament attempted to hold a ceremony in istanbul to mark the massacre as well although turkey acknowledges that many armenians are work eld at the hands of the ottoman empire the country rejects the term genocide turkey's president has been critical of france's decision to host its first ever national day of remembrance for armenian victims. all right let's get the angle now from istanbul dorian jones our correspondent there is standing by dorian no what did turkey's president richard cohen say about france's commemoration of the genocide well we've been hearing some very tough language from president he said that france has no interest in finding out the truth accusing him of being up to mischief and i quote he said we see

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alan: aquÍ estÁ astrid con temas de actualidad.e que se recupera tras hacer herido por un tigre de bengala de 11 aÑos que estaba bajo su cuidado en el santuario de animales que Él mismo dirige al noroeste de arizona. un ex ilusionista de las vegas sufriÓ mÚltiples heridas al tratar de proteger al tigre durante una alerta de inundaciÓn. craft utiliza las redes sociales para decir: me estoy recuperando bien y aprecio todos los buenos deseos y oraciones. este es el segundo ataque de este tipo en una semana. en el zoolÓgico al noroeste de kansas un tigre de sumatra atacÓ a su cuidadora mientras ambos estaban en el mismo espacio. "vimos a la cuidadora en el suelo con el tigre muy cerca de ella asÍ quÉ fuimos a ver qué podrÍamos hacer. cuando llegamos allÍ parecía una eternidad pero tal vez pasaron unos minutos antes de que otro de los cuidadores del zoolÓgico convenciera al tigre para que regresara a la jaula". los empleados lograron distraer al animal con comida y christine ortega fue rescatada. sufriÓ heridas en la cabeza, el cuello y

that's where consultants like astrid come in. kept it up and if it all began when i had the good fortune to be noticed by a well known collector. indic types because after he said i can inspire people be able to get funding from large companies so we can finance exhibitions or buy art and. develop strategic partnerships basically the link between business and not just for artists trying to sell their works that make something of a portal to patronage. system that's certainly a boost when you get recommendations and introductions that raises your profile so i hope we can work together. for lydia it's an endless round of networking and inspecting galleries and art furs around the world. and what about the client with a new house in italy. if you found i think he'd like. a snub so lately absolute i'm not going to tell you what right now. as always in australia as business discretion is required as the bargaining gets underway. and that's it from me on the made in germany team for today. bye bye. entered the conflict zone confronting

>>so today we were able to rescue astrid who is a baby harbor seal. oshie stranded at carmel city beach to 10 pound pub was a man after her mother was scared off. the harbor seal moms can spoke really easily they're very shy. they don't like a lot of people of the other dogs or anything else from them. julio heard with the marine mammal center says last year was an especially bad year for banned in the cases with 19 documented incidents related to human interaction. we started to see a rise in those cases and it just meant there was more rescues and more animals coming in to the hospital that really should have gotten another chance to stay in the ocean. i heard says people have been getting closer and closer to the scottish animals each spring. often trying to take the perfect but she says for the animals can be devastating. 3 months in a hospital run with a lot of other humans and other sick and we you know will provide the food that they need and the medicine that they need but it's way better if the baby can%stay with its mother. >>that caitlin co

even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizes the armenian genocide would she be able to find some peace of mind. some football now after leipsic won through last night braman hosts by munich and the other german cup semifinal tonight it's a match featuring the two most successful teams in the history of the competition by and one at a whopping eighteen times and braman six. calling it excitement in bring in would be an understatement this is the last training session before their double header against byron munich in the league and cock. i showed up bremen are dreaming big. i live in braman and if i look around my neighborhood it's all decked out in green and white more than usual. and of course you can say that realism has crept in after we lost in munich one nil but i take the disappointment here and braman with pride as a compliment yes compliment. the loss and byron came only after breman defender mula spoke of it was sent off at the hour mark forcing the visitors to play a man down to games came courtesy of a deflection i t

. >> reporter: for 13-year-old astrid composting happens every time she empties her lunchbox. >> i put my napkin in the dirty clothes. >> oh, this is an actual cloth napkin. >> yes. >> all right. when was the last time you used a plastic water bottle? >> i felt bad about buying a plastic water bottle. and i was almost a little mad at myself for not bringing a water bottle. i think the idea that it all adds up, like that goes somewhere and it piles up in a landfill and it's just -- it's not good. >> reporter: her mom proud to see the kind of conscience that could help save the world. >> i think we have to be careful with what we do on a daily basis. we can't be so cavalier. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> well, certainly with a lot of people probably going outside enjoying the weather today this is a good time to remind you to take those recyclables and reusable -- >> we were having a good conversation about relearning how to recycle. there are so many things that we know and don't know about actually recycling. i've got to revisit that as well. what about you guys? >> our rec

even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizes the armenian genocide would she be able to find some peace of mind. just in sports where you know in football leipsic reached their first german cup final thanks to three one away win it hamburg leipsic are in third place in the bundesliga they were the dominant side they all next face either bremen or by munich in the cup final on may twenty fifth . the women's football world cup kicks off in france in june and argentina will be there for only the second time it's a far cry from the success of the men's team in that country critics blame a lack of investment in the women's game at both the club and the national level. another day on the boca juniors training pitch in one of cyprus despite their rigorous schedule and the fact they play for one of south america's top clubs these footballers don't receive a proper wage. the argentinian football association announced just last month that the sixteen women's teams in the top league will turn professional in june but even then not every pl

even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizes the armenian genocide will she be able to find some peace of mind and joining me now on the phone is heritage unit marriage china is the director of the armenian genocide museum institute foundation a very warm welcome what does it mean to you that france has a national day to commemorate i mean years genocide. we can do it to friends the season and to. the other states to recommission after the opie show recognition go ahead and continue to up and seduce their governments to take similar decisions given that we need to also we need to use that mostly belief ulick a condition for suggesting to include the theme of the army genocide in the q e two a little schools. i know it's because i'm there to the music. as opposed to organize. on genocide the issue for example in general money give us an idea of how and armenians remember this very dark moment and its history. every year me and remembers that. story because. they have their own connections each of them has its own connection there

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even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizesthe armenian genocide would she be able to find some peace of mind. egyptians have approved a series of controversial constitutional reforms which will allow president sisi to stay in power until twenty thirty officials have announced the results of a referendum held last weekend saying eighty eight percent of voters approved an extension of the presidential term from four to six years improved changes would also allow l.c.c. to run for a third term boost the military's powers president sisi says he needs more time to complete major development projects and economic reforms. i'm joined now by correspondent ruth michelson in cairo ruth what are the implications of this result what impact could it have on the way the country is governed well certainly a very wide ranging insult given the amendments that state people voted on the weekend they creased presidential turns to see is the creasy seize control over. finding that growth in total states and sort of you know. while that is happenin

even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizes the armenian genocide will she be able to find some peace of mind. and they go to our correspondent ari and jones in istanbul during this is such a sensitive issue in turkey any signs that turkey will recognize the armenian genocide. absolutely not and five turkish president type heard of one in an announcement said that those who claim there was a genocide have no interest in in history and it's all because turkey steadfastly argues that there was no genocide that the armenians work killed but they also say many turks were killed in what they claim was a civil war they also go on to say that many turks across turkey's autumn an empire in the also suffered mass atrocities which were kin to genocide as well they say it was a very bloody time of history where all sides of society were affected but also there is a deep concern in turkey it isn't just about history there are a few years that if they armenian genocide is internationally recognized it would they open the door to turkey faci

chinese spying which the company's always that is totally untrue and on the other side the likes of astride the account of the denmark museum and of the us who will ban the company from their networks but in the us there is a really curious tale with its involvement while away a us stuff up some so called unbreakable gloss and an f.b.i. sting operation john hendren picks up that story now from going to illinois this is a story about a small american technology startup a giant chinese conglomerate and industrial espionage it starts here in illinois where adam kahn formed a company a con semiconductor where they make a kind of glass for cell phones that is said to be six times stronger than the industry standard so you can drop it and it won't break and it looks something like that he was looking for a manufacturer to make it in among the companies he talked to were hallway of china they had a facility in california so he sent them a sample with two provisions first they could not damage it that's standard protection against industrial espionage and second they couldn't take it out of the cou

even such additional measures wouldn't fully satisfy astrid's only if and when turkey finally recognizes the armenian genocide which should be able to find some peace of mind. it's in turkey it is a very different story police there have blocked armenians who tried to demonstrate in commemoration of the genocide victims about one hundred protesters including some french and european parliamentarians attempted to hold a ceremony in istanbul to more the massacres now turkey acknowledges many armenians were killed at the hands of the overman empire but it rejects the term genocide the turkish president has been critical of france's decision to host its first ever national day of remembrance for our media big. our correspondent dorian jones told us more about what turkish president richard thai air to one had to say today we're hearing some very tough language from president he said that france has no interest in finding out the truth when went on to say that france was responsible for the rwanda genocide in which you have eight hundred thousand people die so a very very tough language comin

if you come to australia illegally by bugs there is no way you will ever like astride. the effect of sickness is not political because it's a rock. it's a rock that arises under the universe ticks the russian and human rights and it's also rock that iran's sunda a range of international human rights treaties such as the griffin she has convention. it was an understanding between countries that when people was seeking protection from persecution that they could cross a border i could see protection. and destroy this on up towards the strait he said. yes we decide who comes into this country and we decide by signing this convention that we'll let refugees come here. and we'll let them come as they come everywhere else in the world we'll let him come i see. it's quite obvious that you can't just set up to send to the home. and it's not supposed to be a holiday. but it took about six weeks i think for them to start to degrade mentally. you're. least here. around. here. i am for you. the whole concept of indefinite detention is this idea that there is no progress. if you hav

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language that's used to reading it certainly in a striking example the show is called border force astride his front watermen front lawn it is a militaristic terms it's something you associate with with war and with conflict and i think that that really sets the tone for we're talking about. the format it's simple and it's cheap crews get behind the scenes accompanying border security as they search for illegal goods interrogate the suspicious and the poor the unwanted and c.b.s. a officers watching this coming play. border crossings and airports service filming locations while shows like australia's frontline or border patrol new zealand also feature raids on my current workers overseas overstayers those have already made it into the country. right so no pressure immigration i suspect they have called this . japan's recently premiered. or caught at the moment of deportation wrapping up that drama it follows a group of immigration officers in their hunt for so illegal aliens the broadcasters face a lot of critique for its lack of balance and for turning the perils of immigration into enter

from the car, the boer ho into the car and drives off. 2 others were injured and all of this year's astride a talking about what happened. and i i don't care if you have a gun are not going to make you so >>reached in grabbed them. in the case fell apart, you know. the jump in the car. received their grab and try to pull him back for he pressed me. number my glasses. how i got all these cuts are and then i couldn't you know i started so i continue or so i just around the >>so a strata suffered cuts to his nose his face, but he should be ok as far as the 14 year-old boy who faces several charges including carjacking and possibly probably elderly abuse so stay tune with charges pending. >>well rainfall on the way today but just how much are we looking at you can see it offshore right there and i'm tracking it as it makes its where direction. >>and i'm tracking your friday morning commute pretty crowded out there at the bay bridge toll plaza cash lanes and fast-track plans are already stacking up the on lowe's knows you're a diyer who does spring right. who treats yourself by treating your yar

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chinese spying which the company's always that is totally arbitrary and on the other side the likes of astride the account of the denmark museum and of the us who will ban the company from their networks but in the us there was a really curious tale of this involving huawei a us stuffed up from so-called unbreakable glass and an f.b.i. sting operation john hendren picks up that story now from going to illinois this is a story about a small american technology startup a giant chinese conglomerate and industrial espionage it starts here in illinois where adam kahn formed a company a con semiconductor where they make a kind of glass for cell phones that is said to be six times stronger than the industry standard so you can drop it and it won't break and it looks something like that he was looking for a manufacturer to make it and among the companies he talked to were hallway of china they had a facility in california so he sent them a sample with two provisions first they could not damage it that's standard protection against industrial espionage and second they couldn't take it out of the countr

language that's used to reading it certainly in your stride example the show is called border force astride his front watermen front lawn it is a militaristic terms it's something you associate with with war and with conflict and i think that that really sets the tone for we're talking about. the format it's simple and it's cheap crews get behind the scenes accompanying border security as they search for illegal goods interrogate the suspicious and the poor the unwanted c.b.s. a officers want to know it's coming to play. border crossings and airports service filming locations well shows like australia's frontline or border patrol new zealand also feature raids on my current workers overseas overstayers those have already made it into the country. right so no pressure immigration i suspect they have called this. one. japan's recently premiered. at the moment of deportation wrapping up that drama it follows a group of immigration officers in their hunt for so cool to illegal aliens the broadcasters face a lot of critique for its lack of balance and for turning the perils of immigration into e

. >> reporter: for 13-year-old astrid, composting happens every time she empties her lunchbox. >> i putst a little mad at myself for not bringing water bottle. i think the idea that it all adds up, like that goes somewhere and that piles up in a landfill and it's just, it's not good. >> reporter: her mom proud to see the kind of conscience that could haep save the world. >> i think we have to be careful with what we do on a daily basis. we can't be so cavalier. >> such an impactful interview with that little girl there. since then i have been walking around looking inside of recycling bins. we have got a pop quiz here. so before i used to just throw everything i saw into a blue bin, right? >> yes. >> what do you think? >> yeah, recycle. >> do we have to rinse it first? >> yeah, you are supposed to rinse it out. this is something they want you to throw in. this is hard one. check with your local program. >> throw away or recycle? >> throw away. >> why? >> because it has this. it contaminates the other plastic. if you clean it, yes. but if you throw it away, that contaminates everything.

karla: gracias por continuar con nosotros, estÁ astrid rivera y nos trae una historia muy fuerte y que el cuerpo, no podÍa hablar. llegaba a la oficina, mi trabajo y los muchachos me preguntaban que me pasaba. yo no podÍa hablar. en un momento que estaba en crisis. yo sentÍa la presencia de sus hijos conmigo. a veces en momentos en donde duraba si no podÍa, sentÍa que ellos me decían que querÍan que este con su madre. >> en quÉ momento recuerdan mÁs a tus hijos anhelando? >> ver a mis hijos bailando. extraÑo todos los dÍas por la maÑana. siempre despertaba y ponÍa su canciÓn bien feliz y al aire. extraÑo a mi princesa a que entre a mi cuarto. el abrazo por la maÑana. extraÑo todo. una persona una vez me preguntÓ cómo podÍa hablar de ellos porque yo tengo mi conciencia tranquila que el tiempo que estuvieron conmigo fui buena madre para ellos. >> quÉ le puede decir a los padres que han perdido un hijo? >> que hay que luchar contra el dolor, con la ausencia de ellos y con los recuerdos. y hay que seguir. lo que yo siempre le digo a la gente, amen a sus hijos, denle cariÑo, amor, por mÁs c

edward lawrence of course is on this he is outside the astrid reps's. i -- u.s. trade rep's office.hearing. reporter: it is raining today. trade didn't damper spirits at u.s. trade representative's office. u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer came out to create vice premier liu he. made a joke about not having a umbrella. the chinese worked all night long back and forth with beijing. they are making plans to stay here in washington to come to a conclusion of this agreement. the vice premier comes to consensus on the text of the agreement. they have a new consensus he says, on the text. president donald trump saying we should know in the next four weeks if we could have an agreement. he adds he will have a summit with president xi xinping should the deal get finalized. >> the china meeting was a big success. i think we're going to have -- i look we'll have a very good relationship. i don't want to predict a deal or not a deal but we're very well along. we negotiated the two hardest points very successfully for our country. reporter: white house economic visor larry kudlow said

astrid: esta semana saliÓ el video de otra chica que fue arrestada pero en este caso mientra era arrestadaaamerica.com, univisiÓn now y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. [canta] ana: es la de pandora? karla: muy bien. pandora y de mis grupos favoritos y es de los 80 y continÚan cosechando Éxitos y esto fue lo que compartieron con los amigos de televisa espectÁculos. >> testÁ todo listo para que comience el nuevoour " mÁs pandora que nunca". -- el nuevo tour, " mÁs pandora que nunca". >> estamos contentas y nerviosases increÍble que luego de 34 aÑos se sientan estos nervios tan particulares. pero es emociÓn y parte de comenzar algo de nuevo. [mÚsica] >> es un show muy fresco con vestuario nuevo con imÁgenes nuevas. todo es fresco y el sonido muy padre y los arreglos son sin perder nunca porque pandora es enemigo de cambiar el cuerpo de la canciÓn en esta gira es el trÍo femenino historia. >> es el grupo hasta donde sabemos que mÁs ha perdurado en la historia de los trÍos musicales pero segÚn sabemos somos nosotras las que hemos durado con tantos aÑos. no ha habido ni un aÑo en el que hemos descans

and the idea that warren would see some slowing, well, you would think he would the guy stands astrideart of the -- he has a big order book -- >> looking at burlington, 15% of goods that move through the economy -- seeing a slowdown, i asked specifically where it was, he says all over the place. >> but he's not seeing a crash. >> car deliveries, all kinds of things, the grains, everything they car. >> another thing i want to show you is we had a little bump-up in the fed funds rate and then back down. so we're a little above 50%. not a big deal we're still banking -- >> we flipped to rate cuts we're no longer talking about rate hikes when did that happen >> that's changed. the last month or so by the way, it was an absolutely historic change in yields. i don't know if you noticed that, but we did a study on this we looked at it. it was the largest six-day change from the fed meeting to when we measured it in the two-year yield since 2009. it was a big move! >> i started getting letters from mortgage bankers again saying do you want to refinance your mortgage? >> jump back in. >> barry