andrea: se enfurecieron con bianca. bianca: bianca, ¿no te dijimos?dres. bianca: les dije que me iba al df a hacer el año y medio este compromiso y que me regresaba a continuar mis estudios. y ya no regresé, porque después vino "mens" y luego vino "handsome in love" y luego vino "chicago". andrea: y en "chicago", en su versión en español, fue el papel principal, convirtiéndose en roxie hart, una mujer acusada de homicidio. bianca: nunca pensé que me iban a dar el personaje y así fue como obtuve roxie primero en la ciudad de méxico en español, a los seis meses me invitan a venir a broadway. andrea: ese fue un momento decisivo en la vida de bianca. bianca: en este momento entendí por qué tuve que haber nacido con esos padres, porque crecí en la frontera, porque tuve la bendición de los dos idiomas. andrea: bianca no solo cautivó a su público, sino que se mantuvo por 16 años en el mismo papel. hasta hoy en día. bianca: llega mi debut, el día de estreno, 18 de junio del 2002. al día siguiente sale la prensa y ahí es cuando me entero que soy la primera muj

bianca's proof the gun was missing?his video made just over a day later by her british visitors who wanted to document their uniquely american experience. and their video, there is no sign of a springfield armory 9 millimeter. >> i lost stuff constantly. it was a bone of contention between christopher and i. >> reporter: while the prosecution scoffed at bianca's lost gun story, her loft friends did not. >> if you knew sweet bianca, she accidentally threw her gorgeous wedding ring away. we had to dig it out of the garbage. i was standing there. she can be an absent-minded dingbat. >> reporter: but remember the day police searched the loft? >> they took apart my toaster. >> reporter: she was focused like a laser that day, said bianca, watching intently, she said, as an officer looked in the empty 9 millimeter gun case. >> i was sitting beside her. >> reporter: no test fired shell casing, she said. >> i don't mean to sound cynical, but i know it wasn't there. >> reporter: only possible conclusion, said bianca, it was her a

. >>> bianca aj grado una escuel desde hace unos días recibió cientos de artículos donados gracias ale esta iniciativa. puse mi nombre con muchas celebridades y me escogieron. >>> el actor público en redes la fotografía de la maestra garcía y lo que ella necesitaba. >>> puse muy alegre y puse mi conoce empezaron a comprar cosas para mi clase para siempre nece recursos. >>> la maestra sigue sorprendida por la ayuda que ha recibido.. >>> estoy muy agradecida por todo lo que ha pasado es muy raro que pasen cosas así. >>> la escuela en donde la clase la maestra bianca cuenta con más de 90% de niños latinos. la mayoría son niños de los recursos. en el salón hay 66 estudiantes. >>> ipad de recursos como papel. juegos para los niños y muchas diferentes cosas para matemáticas. >>> la lista de deseos de la maestra se puede encontrar en la página de instagram del actor brandon. >>> se las seis con tomamos a dar paso las temperaturas. me encanta el otoño. >>> es cierto que le vas a arruinar el día?. >>> solo se los cerraré a los que madrugan porque la lluvia caerá durante esa hora. demuestro cuá

bianca, it seems september was difficult for the prime minister. foreign secretary even penning an op-ed describing her plan as a humiliation. where does miss may take it from here? >> reporter: it's going to be a very bum at this conferenpy con prime minister, george. it's excruciating in terms of political jabs from former secretary boris johnson. it's only day two of the party conference here in birmingham and boris is already dominating almost all of the headlines, much to the prime minister's disappointment i'm sure because she's keen not only to push the positives of her brexit plan, but also a fresh domestic agenda. we've just come off the back of the labor party, the official opposition party here in the u.k. that had the successful conference by most metrics and suggested a lot of fresh policy ideas. something which the government is really struggling to do because it is so bogged down by brexit. and all of the disputes within the prime minister's own party are being laid bare already with boris criticizing her plans as you mentioned, her

they include bianca carr, who says the nurdles are used by industry to make everything from bin liners you an idea ofjust how bad the problem is here, take a look at this jar. in one small section of beach, two metres by two metres, one volunteer spent two hours collecting all these, and found a total of about 1000 of these nurdles. no—one knows where these tiny white nurdles have come from. we're horrified by what we saw, in terms of all of these tiny, tiny plastic nurdles, which are about the size of a lentil and they're used in plastic manufacturing. they are everywhere around here. all around the shoreline. the discovery in hampshire coincides with tonight's documentary on the wider problem of plastic pollution. they have found their way on to nearly 75% of britain's beaches. the vast cost as have coincided with a bbc documentary tonight on plastic pollution. this is a river in indonesia. oh, look at that, yeah.... while this is howe island, off australia, and the shocking discovery of what this bird has ingested. 0h! look at that. stomach full of plastic. one, two, three, four, fi

despite that, one volunteer, bianca carr, says the nurdles keep appearing.lem is here, take a look at this jar. in one small section of beach, two metres by two metres, one volunteer spent two hours collecting all these, and found a total of about 1000 of these nurdles. no—one knows where these tiny white beads have come from. the vast clusters found on hampshire's shoreline coincided with a bbc documentary on plastic pollution. it showed this indonesian river choking in plastic. oh, look at that, yeah, the size of that.... while on howe island, off australia, came these disturbing images of what birds are ingesting. 0h! look at that. stomach full of plastic. one, two, three, four, five... 16 pieces of plastic. oh, look at that. yeah. six years ago, this wasn't snow in the pacific, but more nurdles, washed up in a typhoon. volunteers everywhere are cleaning up a worldwide deluge of plastic, but from hong kong... ..to hampshire, ourseas, rivers and oceans remain in a fragile struggle with human activity. duncan kennedy, bbc news, on hayling island. this is th

. >>> oh, bianca has that i'm in love look in her face, and that's because she and her man michael havet in their trip she thinks they're going home -- >> we're going to paris, france. >> she's wanted to go to paris for a really long time but of course they're in spain. she didn't think it would be this trip. >> you want to go -- >> i do. >> but it's such a big deal she has to call her mom. >> i know. >> oh, my, i cannot believe it. >> let's get going. she is looking all cute. they're on their way and n are . we see the iconic parisian sights. the best part was getting to the eiffel tower. >> so a surprise to you. >> man, he's full of it. >> he is on point. >> you are going to go to the yep. >> they start heading all the way up. >> it's so beautiful. look at this, guys. >> and while they're up there hanging out, taking in these stunning views, michael has set up yet another surprise. >> base jump. >> no. it is going to be an opportunity to take the plunge. he managed to get another american tourist to take his phone and record. you can see him reaching into his pocket to bring out a box

bianca walkden has won silver fern britton in manchester.t stretcher to a 6—1 —— stretched her to a 6—1 lead. opponent stretcher to a 6—1 —— stretched her to a 6-1 lead. mixed emotions. obviously, i did a lot better in the semifinal. it was a tough opponent in the final, but obviously, but all i want to do is try and win gold. i was just a little off that today. i just felt like i tried a good few things that didn't come off for me. that's take wand down for you. —— tae kwon do. later today, double olympic champion jadejones later today, double olympic champion jade jones —— jade jones is later today, double olympic champion jadejones ——jadejones is in action. you can watch on the red button or the bbc sport website. former olympic champion katie taylor successfully defended her ibf wba title in boston. you can read more on that and the rest of the day's sport news on oui’ on that and the rest of the day's sport news on our website. now, it is time for the travel show. this week... free entry into london's test buildings. free entry into lon

bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester.e third round, the bout finished 6—4 and walkden had to settle for silver. later today double 0lympic taekwando championjadejones is in action and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website. brooks koepka will be the world's number one golfer when the rankings are officially announced tomorrow koepka finished four shots clear of the field to win the cj cup in south korea this morning. he'll replace fellow american and ryder cup team—mate dustin johnson. that's all the sport for now. a woman has died after a suspected gas explosion tore through a flat in north west london overnight. three people, including a baby, were rescued from the property in harrow after the blast set the building on fire this morning. around a0 people were evacuated from nearby properties as firefighters tackled the blaze. the eu has described the death of journalist jamal khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul as ‘deeply troubling'. it comes as pressure grows on the saudi authorities

despite that, one volunteer, bianca carr, says the nurdles keep appearing.e problem is here, take a look at this jar. in one small section of beach, two metres by two metres, one volunteer spent two hours collecting all these, and found a total of about 1000 of these nurdles. no—one knows where these tiny white beads have come from. we're horrified by what we saw, in terms of all of these tiny, tiny plastic nurdles, which are about the size of a lentil and they're used in plastic manufacturing. they are everywhere around here. all around the shoreline. nurdles are melted and moulded into everything from bottles to bin liners but one survey found that through spillage and accidents, they found their way onto nearly 75% of britain's beaches. the vast clusters found on hampshire's shoreline coincided with a bbc documentary on plastic pollution. it showed this indonesian river choking in plastic. oh, look at that, yeah, the size of that.... while on howe island, off australia, came these disturbing images of what birds are ingesting. 0h! look at that. stomach fu

now a 15—year—old hopes to follow in her footsteps and those of world champion team—mate bianca walkeding them on tv and then you turn around and you are stood next to them in the gym and i definitely look up to them and hopefully i can come back with a medal. powell is one of 43 team gb athletes competing in argentina, but the youth 0lympics athletes competing in argentina, but the youth olympics are about more than chasing medals. they are an opportunity to try out new sports. so over the next 12 days we will be given a glimpse of what future 0lympics may look like. break dancing, roller—skating may be additions to senior games after debuts here. we will monitor the performance of these new disciplines and their spores and when it comes to their programme for paris 2020 for the results of these youth 0lympic for the results of these youth olympic games will play an important role. bmx rider ross hopes to raise at paris 2024, but his first experience will be at team gb's flag bearer at night's opening ceremony. it is such an honour representing tea m it is such an honour representing

lot of people who look at this objectively without falling into the agenda of any government that bianca or washington or riyadh can see that there is really good but i also think that this was a yet another operation to crackdown on dissent by the saudi crown prince and his is all establishment which was the very thing that jamal can shoot you was writing about this was the one reason he was out of saudi arabia and he didn't raise his voice and that is the main reason he was killed. the more that donald trump. because he has to because he has to react towards what people might pump aoe saying does that make the powers that be inside the royal palace in riyadh does that make them look even more. absolutely i want to make sure that the two point this out that the president despite his. detractors has been the most vocal american presidents on the saudi human rights issues. into this this case so no american president before him has even spoken this way in public and even you know talked about the punishment of sanctions or so on but his private feelings apparently are also doubting his pu

despite that, one volunteer, bianca carr, says the nurdles keep appearing. look at this jar. in one small section of beach, two meters by two meters, one volunteer spent two hours collecting all these and found a total of about 1,000 of these nurdles. no one knows where these tiny white beads have come from. we're horrified by what we saw in terms of all of these tiny, tiny plastic nurdles, which are about the size of a lentil and they are used in plastic manufacturing. they are everywhere around here, all around the shoreline. nurdles are melted and moulded into everything from bottles to bin liners, but one survey found that through spillage and accidents, they found their way onto nearly 75% of britain's beaches. the vast clusters found on hampshire's shoreline has coincided with a bbc documentary tonight on plastic pollution. it showed this indonesian river choking in plastic. whilst on howe island off australia came these disturbing images of what birds are ingesting. jeepers! stomach full of plastic. 16 pieces of plastic. six years ago, this wasn't sno

jade jones competes tomorrow, earlier this afternoon two—time world champion bianca walkden guaranteedg — coverage is already under way. kyle edmund has the chance to win his first tour title. he's into the final of the european open. britain's number one, who is the top seed in antwerp, beat richard gasquet in straight sets. he'll meet gael monfils in tomororw‘s finale in belgium. edmund lost his only previous final appearance which was in morocco earlier this year. it's the last day of competition at the 2018 world para table tennis championships in slovenia where britain's ross wilson has won the men's singles class eight, beating china's zhao shuai 3—2. the commonwealth champion saved three match points to claim his first title in celje. elsewhere, semi final defeats for fliss pickard and tom matthews meant they had to settle for bronze. ben croucher reports. welcome to this hall in celje. home of the para table tennis championships and what a four days of competition we've had. athletes of all different levels of impairment competing, from those in wheelchairs and those standing a

they include bianca carr, who says the nurdles are used by industry to make everything from bin linersd the problem is here, take a look at this jar. in one small section of beach, two metres by two metres, one volunteer spent two hours collecting all these, and found a total of about 1000 of these nurdles. no—one knows where these tiny white nurdles have come from. we're horrified by what we saw, in terms of all of these tiny, tiny plastic nurdles, which are about the size of a lentil and they're used in plastic manufacturing. they are everywhere around here. all around the shoreline. the discovery in hampshire coincides with tonight's documentary on the wider problem of plastic pollution. this is a river in indonesia. oh, look at that, yeah.... while this is howe island, off australia, and the shocking discovery of what this bird has ingested. oh! look at that. stomach full of plastic. one, two, three, four, five... 16 pieces of plastic. oh, look at that. yeah. six years ago, this wasn't snow in the pacific, but more nurdles, washed up in a typhoon. volunteers everywhere are cleaning

bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester.l, and despite a late fight back in the third round, the bout finished 6—4 and walkden had to settle for silver. a little bit of mixed emotions. obviously i did a lot better in the semifinal, it was really hard, a tough opponent in the final but like i said, all i want to do is try and win gold and i wasjust a little bit off that today. i felt like i tried a good few things, it did not pull off for me but that's tae kwon do for you. on the 16th of may hopefully i can turn this silver now into gold in the world championships and retain my title. later today double olympic taekwando champion jadejones is in action and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website, but let's hear brooks koepka will be the world's number one golfer when the rankings are officially announced tomorrow. koepka finished four shots clear of the field to win the cj cup in south korea this morning. he'll replace fellow american and ryder cup teammate dustin johnson. that's all the sport for now. n

jade jones competes tomorrow, earlier this afternoon two—time world champion bianca walkden guaranteedder way. it's the last day of competition at the 2018 world para table tennis championships in slovenia where britain's ross wilson has won the men's singles class eight, beating china's zhao shuai 3—2. the commonwealth champion saved three match points to claim his first title in celje. elsewhere, semi final defeats for fliss pickard and tom matthews meant they had to settle for bronze. ben croucher reports. by by welcome to this hall and celje. 0h by welcome to this hall and celje. oh motherwell parra table tennis championships and what if four days the competition would have. athletes of all different levels of impairment competing from those in wheelchairs of those spending and new really have a sense of the excitement and the into the patient before play even got under way today. a light show that greeted our competitors and the man who enjoy ce ntresta g e competitors and the man who enjoy centrestage more than most was ross wilson. the commonwealth champion competing in his firs

bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester.nal, and despite a late fight back in the third round, the bout finished 6—4 and walkden had to settle for silver. a little bit of mixed emotions. obviously i did a lot better in the semifinal. it was really hard, a tough opponent in the final but like i said, all i want to do is try and win gold and i wasjust a little bit off that today. i felt like i tried a good few things, it did not pull off for me but that's tae kwon do for you. 0n the 16th of may hopefully i can turn this silver now into gold in the world championships and retain my title. later today double 0lympic taekwando championjadejones is in action and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website. and just before we go, former olympic champion katie taylor successfully defended her world titles with a unanimous points victory over cindy serrano in boston overnight. the irish boxer won all ten rounds to retain the ibf and wba belts. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on t

bianca navarre just registered. >> my age people are like my vote doesn't matter. the truth if everyone thinks like that no one will be heard. >> many are outraged over sexual assault allegations against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. >> don't agonize organize. women are coming in here anxious, angry, frustrated. we're saying get people to vote. >> the poll asked who'll do a better job of dealing with sexual misconduct. 50% said democrats, 30% republicans. >> she's seen more enthusiasm among republicans and some women support the g.o.p. >> i'm a woman, i want to be a republican, i don't like what i'm seeing, i don't like how the democratic women reacting. how they are losing their mind over what's going on. >> in san francisco early voting opens on tuesday. >> we have mailed the ballots. they should be in people's mailboxes today. and the voter guides the big books have been dropped in the mail and should be arriving last week to this week. >> voter.org said tonight they had 183,000 people under the age of 30 who registered at their web site to vote after t

it finished 6—4 so bianca walkden had to settle for silver. mixed emotions.eally hard, tough opponent in the final. all i wanted to do was try and win gold. i was a bit off that today and i felt like gold. i was a bit off that today and ifelt like i'd tried gold. i was a bit off that today and i felt like i'd tried a few good things, it didn't come off for me. hopefully in may i can turn this silver into gold in the world championships and retain my title. later today, double olympic champion jadejones is later today, double olympic champion jade jones is in later today, double olympic champion jadejones is in action. watch live on the red button or bbc sport website. brooks koepka will be the world number one golfer when the rankings are officially announced tomorrow. he won the cga cup in south korea this morning. he will replace fellow american dustin johnson. is a battle every day, you've got to keep working hard and try to improve. i enjoyed my time and to finally get over here on the pga tour and to be one another one is something i dream dog as a kid.

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ken was a man who love a woman just as chris loved bianca and he loved hockey and loved helping kids. he tried to do right with all that money which is mostly around although he's not. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline," i am craig melvin, thank you for watching. >>> i am craig melvin, i am natalie morales, this is "dateline." >> my mother called and said michelle is dead. how is that possible? a young mother found brutally murdered. her little girl left to wander in her mother's blood. police had a suspect and ther say he had a motive. >> could they prove he was the killer? >> it was a circumstantial case. >> except for that witness, the girl that left her prints. >> maybe she could not tell detectives who the killer was. maybe she did not have to. the fact that cassidy was spared, would that mean anything to the jury? >> the person that killed the mother cared about cassidy. ♪ hello, welcome to "dateline." michelle young was married to her college sweetheart and four months pregnant with their second child when the unthinkable happened. the young mother was beaten to death

>> 15, 12, and our little one, bianca, will be 2. >> jimmy: do you guys have halloween costumes figuredy got mine figured out. i never know what the heck's going on. they just tell me. >> jimmy: will you trick or treat? >> we go trick or treating every halloween. >> jimmy: you're in a costume. what were you last year? >> last year, we were a league of their own so i was the black tom hanks. no crying in baseball! she's crying, sir. >> jimmy: speaking of baseball, the dodgers are in the world series. are you interested in that? are you watching those games? did magic invite you? he's the owner of the team. did he invite you to the game? >> he's been inviting me to go. i will go to the series. >> jimmy: is this a situation where you might go in the locker room and talk to the guys? >> maybe. >> jimmy: hand them copies of the book? >> if it's going to help bring the world series to l.a., man, i'll do it. >> jimmy: yeah. i went through the book. boy, i was just planning to kind of, like, flip through it before you came on and i got really invested in it because you go through -- well, first

they include bianca carr, who says the nurdles are used by industry to make everything from bin liners. in one small section of beach, two metres by two metres, one volunteer spent two hours collecting all and found a total of about 1,000 of these nurdles. no—one knows where these tiny white nurdles have come from. we're horrified by what we saw, in terms of all of these tiny, tiny plastic nurdles, which are about the size of a lentil and they're used in plastic manufacturing. they are everywhere around here. all around the shoreline. the discovery in hampshire coincides with tonight's documentary on the wider problem of plastic pollution. this is a river in indonesia. oh, look at that, yeah.... ..while this is howe island, off australia, and the shocking discovery of what this bird has ingested. 0h! look at that. stomach full of plastic. one, two, three, four, five... 16 pieces of plastic. oh, look at that. yeah. six years ago, this wasn't snow in the pacific, but more nurdles, washed up in a typhoon. volunteers everywhere are cleaning up a worldwide deluge of plastic, but from hong k

they include bianca carr, who says the nurdles are used by industry to make everything from bin liners come from. we're horrified by what we saw, in terms of all of these tiny, tiny plastic nurdles, which are about the size of a lentil and they're used in plastic manufacturing. they are everywhere around here. all around the shoreline. the discovery in hampshire coincides with tonight's documentary on the wider problem of plastic pollution. this is a river in indonesia. oh, look at that, yeah.... while this is howe island, off australia, and the shocking discovery of what this bird has ingested. 0h! look at that. stomach full of plastic. one, two, three, four, five... 16 pieces of plastic. oh, look at that. yeah. six years ago, this wasn't snow in the pacific, but more nurdles, washed up in a typhoon. volunteers everywhere are cleaning up a worldwide deluge of plastic, but from hong kong... to hampshire, our seas, rivers and oceans remain in a fragile struggle with human activity. duncan kennedy, bbc news, on hayling island. our love of social media seems to have grown and grown in the

bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester.ejones is in action, and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website. live tae kwon do for you! what a way to spend your sunday! thank you. when former disney animator gary andrews suddenly lost his partner of almost 20 years last year, his grief was immense. but over the last 12 months, he has found comfort by creating a doodle a day to chronicle the challenges of dealing with grief with young children. he joins us now from his home in surrey. good morning. so nice to meet you. tell us a little bit about your partner, first of all, her death was tragic of cause and so sudden and unexpected. yeah, that's right. she was the most amazing woman, so kind and loving and always a smile for everybody. i was away on business in canada at the time and had a phone call to say that she, she phoned up to say that she felt like she felt a bit rubbish and went on to a couple of days and on the third day when i tried to facetime her they couldn't get her and they took into hospital

lot of people who look at this objectively without falling into the agenda of any government that bianca or washington or riyadh can see that there is really good but i also think that this was a yet another operation to crackdown on dissent by the saudi crown prince and his is all establishment which was the very thing that jim allchin she too was writing about this was one reason he was out of saudi arabia and he didn't raise his voice and that is the main reason he was killed. the more that donald trump. because he has to because he has to react towards what people might pump aoe saying does that make the powers that be inside the royal palace in riyadh does that make them look even more alone. absolutely i want to make sure that the to point this out that the president despite his. detractors has been the most vocal american presidents on the saudi human rights issues. into this this case so no american president before him has even spoken this way in public and even you know talked about the punishment of sanctions or so on but his private feelings apparently are also doubting his p

bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester. double 0lympic taekwando championjadejones is in action and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website. a little bit of mixed emotions. 0bviously a little bit of mixed emotions. obviously i did a lot better in the semifinal, it was really hard, a tough opponent in the final but like isaid, all tough opponent in the final but like i said, all i want to do is try and win gold and i was just i said, all i want to do is try and win gold and i wasjust a i said, all i want to do is try and win gold and i was just a little but that today. i felt like win gold and i was just a little but that today. ifelt like i'd win gold and i was just a little but that today. i felt like i'd tried a good few things, it did not pull off than me but that's tae kwon do for you. on the 16th of may hopefully i can turn this silver now into gold in the world championships and retain my title. kyle edmund has the chance to win his first tour title. he's into today's final of the european 0pen.

. >> joining us, david bianca, and david kronk.id, since the last time you were on -- >> good morning. >> -- the last week or so, have you modified any of your recommendations? or are you leaning one way or another, different than you were a month ago? >> hi, joe, good morning from minneapolis, i'm in jim paulson's seat this morning. our thinking has been that the market would dip before the midterm elections. not because of the midterm elections, but because of this backdrop of the fed hiking that's why i wanted to be in front of you this morning. my thinking is this is a dip that's already a little bit oversold in terms of s&p fair value. but i think we have just a little bit more to go downward before we bounce higher because u.s. equities are not oversold versus foreign equities. europe is being beaten up quite badly. 15% decline from its highs and emerging markets, asia, on the pressures of these tariffs which we think are going to get worse, that is down well into bear market territory. >> i actually would agree with david, i