with carla, her beautiful legs pushing on mine. my knee displacement, blind children learn how to update his deep instinct inside them. which in the right time and place comes to the surface. some force reach entirely around my insecure agitated cowardly impediments of a self and shoved it to the floor. i had never felt so overcome. but here is the thing. i could sense it some radar i did not know i had, that she wanted the same. the energy hung in the air. we were opposite ends of the magnet.fusion releases more energy than fission. i just reach over, put my arms around her and watch her mom's station wagon full up. and immediately jumped away from each other. i walked carla to her car dejected with mere consolation. as she made her way to the backseat, she offered me her hand and apology. it was so much in that that i fear i have spent my entire life trying only to return to that squeeze. somewhere i can be held with someone instead of just myself. i let my parents to believe that on the friday night, the first week of june, conv

carla Úlcera hablÓ con ella en exclusiva.1_uvn-e yo sÓlo veo un auto y estoy en el piso. yo comienzo a pensar que es lo que acaba de pasar, tengo un dolor en mi pierna. carla: como se ve en la foto si se encontrÓ cara a cara con la furia del conductor. como consecuencia esta hija de una boliviana le falla la memoria pero esta sangre en sus pantalones y los moretones en su cuerpo y una contusiÓn en la cabeza le hacen revivir el horror de aquel dÍa. adolorida y a pesar de sus golpes el si ayudÓ a otra hispana, como se ve en este vÍdeo. alvarado prepara una demanda y contra la policÍa local por falta de atenciÓn. >> vamos a pedir cambios que podÍamos prevenir situaciones de este tipo en el futuro. carla: con esta demanda no solamente busca justicia, sino tambiÉn ayuda para sus gastos mÉdicos. sus dolores de cabeza no para. no recuerda las cosas simples ni tampoco duerme bien. >> cuando duermo tengo pesadillas. la otra noche yo despertÉ tratando de agarrar aire porque era tan intensa la pesadilla. carla: reconoce que pasarÁ un la

had carla not broken up with me, could i have broken it off with her? the deeper sorrow carves into you, the more joy it contains. from which i learned this lesson. the further you let a person into your soul, the longer it takes her to leave. i could not have guessed how much it would've hurt to give anyone anything with my heart but i had stupidly given mine. the following spring i stop by carla's hearts to pick up bradley, good friend of mine. he lives on the other side of town. jeremy who lives on the other side of town was standing beside me. none of this memory makes any sense, but that's because all i was focused on and all i could see years later was carla at the top of the stairs putting dishes away. she may have waived. a year later we ended up across from each other in a diner in connecticut and shared where life had taken us. jeremy left as we walked back to my car. that he said was the longest conversation you ever had with her. maybe i should ask her out. i never spoke to her or even saw her again. maybe we do not live one life, but many.

carla del ponte quit the ewing commission on syria, saying that the commission simply does not do anythingthanks for joining us. our top story this hour, security forces in venezuela searching for 10 men who attacked an army base in the city of valencia. thee who took part in attack led by an officer who deserted from the military. two have been killed. that soldierssays are hunting for those who escaped. toholas maduro pledged impose the maximum penalty. >> i want to congratululate the armed forces on their immediate response. today we had to beat terrorism with bullets. hasenezuela's military brand loyalty president maduro political upheaval, despite opposition calls to give up their allegiance. our correspondent has been looking at this within the armed forces. many as: it seemed to the backbone of venezuela's government. ever since the rise of hugo chavez, the military has been a key player in a venezuelan politics. 12 all the country's 32 ministries, including interior, justice, and agriculture, are held by current or former officers. the army also recently took over the strategic oil

car carla is a howard university alum. those of you may have lived in this area you may remember her as carla mcguire back in the day. so i did see caitlyn roth, a couple of people tweeting pictures from houston a little bit of sunshine working lieu some of the clouds i saw that, tooment it was like the first since landfall on friday and i think just that brings in the optimism because we've reached the end stages of harvey sitting over southeast texas. certainly our problems there are not over yet and we've got a long ways to go with the flood waters reced ing, but just the fact that harvey is set to move out late tonight, early tomorrow morning giving all the whose tone ands hope. thanks to tropical depression number ten which is also on its way out. we should see some sunshine torp, too. a little bit of sunshine in the houston forecast tomorrow believe it or not. they are see ing the back edge of the precipitation move through their area, the western suburbs here in houston. let's take a look at some of these rainfall a

carla hayden. >> i've had one. [applause] >> dr. hayden, i just want to tell you how much we appreciate you taking the time out of incredibly busy schedule to come and join us. i knew you flew in thursday night and then we had a very busy day yesterday. how was that experience for you yesterday? >> it was a world win and when you mentioned that the librarians from all other the state, we had -- it's like oxy moron, what was inspiring was the fact that librarians and people who love books and reading, it's a community, it doesn't matter you you, your state, in fact, you remember chairman harper, i even forgot where i was because i was around my library peeps. [laughter] >> where am i? , oh, yes. that's what unify us. >> we started the day at the supreme court building. at the state law library and that was an amazing experience to learn that the state of mississippi which became a state in 1817 and 1818 was already planning and had resolution for the purchase of books and maps to preserve that history that was coming. >> and it was a

advisual crimes prosecutor carla del ponce says she's tired. of running up against roles this quitting you ends independent commission of inquiry on syria . says those signs the crisis it venezuela may be entering a new phase. after yesterday's assaults on a military base many questioning if the army is turning on the president's after video emerged showing a group of men admit to fatigue. vowing to overthrow the government. the president maduro has called the attack as mercenaries and the army insists it remains firmly behind him. ten people listed on the run off to ten others were either killed or captured and is your best option now reports the support of the military is crucial. to interest survival grow. it's seen by many as the backbone of venezuela's governments. ever since the rise of who go chavez nearly twenty years ago the military has imposed itself as a key player in venezuelan politics. today twelve of the country's thirty two ministries including interior justice and agriculture are held by currents or former officers. the army a

. >> host: so, carla hayden, give us a preview of this year's national book festival. >> guest: this year's festival is exciting, and i must tell you it's going to be one of my favorites, because i am a big nonfiction fan. and the types of authors that we're going to have from david mccullough to j.d. vance whose book is on every reading list that you can imagine and every book club, it's just an exciting time, so i'm thrilled. [laughter] >> host: how many authors do you invite? >> guest: oh, my goodness. when you think about a one-day festival, the national book festival, and you have over a hundred authors from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors there all day, over 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading. you can't have a better time, i think. and i'm a little prejudiced because i'm a librarian, but i have to tell you any reader or anybody that wants to get inspired, the book festival is the perfect place. >> host: this is the 17th year of the book festival. your second -- actually, your first. or your second? >> guest

. >> carla hayden, give us a preview of the national book festival. >> this year's festival is so exciting and it will be one of my favorites because i am a big nonfiction fan. the type of father we are going to have from david mccullough to jd vance whose book is on every reading list you can imagine and every book club it is an exciting time. i am thrilled. >> host: how many authors do you invite? >> guest: oh my goodness. when you about a 1-day festival, the national book festival and you have over 100 authors from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors all day, over 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading, you can't have a better time. i am a little prejudiced because i'm a librarian but any reader or anybody's at once to get inspired, the book festival is the perfect place. >> the 17th your of the book festival, your second, your first, your second. >> it is my second. i was sworn in and one of the first things i had to do was be at the national book festival last year and it was so inspiring. this year we have even more acti

author events from the state capital which will include a discussion with my brand of conference, carla hayden. panels a mississippi history in u.s. presidents. best-selling authors on the vietnam war and more. for complete schedule of events, go to booktv.org. you can follow some social media have book tv is our twitter handle. our facebook pages book tv. our institut instagram it's book -underscore tv. now, from the state capital in jackson is live coverage of the mississippi book festival onli book tv and c-span2. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> morning. good morning everyone.missis >> were gathered to kick off the third annual mississippi book festival. [applause] this book festival highlights two of the best things mississippi does. our authors, and our readers. m associate we will unveil the new literary map. we have lots of authors to celebrate. more than 220 will be on hand today to engage the readers. and we hope, sell a lot of re books. we are grateful that c-span is here to

the veteran war crimes prosecutor carla del ponte is leaving the united nations investigation into syriae accused the enquiry of making herjob syria. she accused the enquiry of making her job impossible syria. she accused the enquiry of making herjob impossible and said she was doing nothing. now it is time for world business report. battling to boost prices. opec meets to check who is sticking to the rules on production cuts, as the price of oil continues to flag. and the business of birth. we take a look at the cost of delivery around the world, starting in turkey, which has the highest rate of c—sections in the world. welcome to world business report, i'm sally bundock. also in the programme: financial markets start the week on a high in asia. and south korean courts are holding their closing arguments in the trial of samsung's jay y lee. for most of us, a lower oil price is a good thing. it means it costs less to fillup ourcars, and if you run a business, transport and energy costs are cheaper. but for the countries that sell oil, lower prices is a real headache, which is why opec, t

-carla! -get off my [bleep], man. strong guy, strong guy, strong guy.shut the [bleep] up. -i can't trust anybody here. like, i'm [bleep] pissed right now.

carla, you're on bug duty.

carla va vele carla valero periodista. >>> buenas tardes desde barcelona.y demasiado nervioso >>> quÉ tal buenos dÍas vamos con las noticias tenemos informaciÓn de Última hora que es importante que conozca ocurre en barcelona espaÑa una bjorg neta a strop yo a varias personas que pasearon por la rambla de barcelona espaÑa imÁgenes en viv de lo que ocurre en este momento y vamos a enlazarnos en este momento con carla valero periodista en el lugar de los hechos. carla cuÉntanos luego que una furgoneta arrollara a las personas por las ramblas en el lugar mÁs turÍstico de la ciudad de barcelona. >>> evidentemente lo que se vive en barcelona es una situaciÓn de caos todavÍa. y mucha confusiÓn a pesar de que dispositivo policial lleva cerca de una hora acordonando la plaza cataluÑa las ramblas y calles adyacentes es una zona turÍstica y se ha producido una estampida en cuanto han escuchado el atropello la policÍa montÓ un dispositivo policial y acercado las calles. a Último hora dicen los medios locales, por otro lado no ha podido confirmar hay un total de 2 muer

in 1961, carla came ashore with wind gusts estimated at 175 miles per hour and caused more than $300 in damage so time will tell where harvey's impact will be remembered in history. but today people in texas are hoping it stays far from this list. neil? >> neil: tracy thank you very very much. now the president has already indicated as he said at the top of the hour he wants to visit texas next week. he's going to be a busy bee next week because he's also leading the effort to get tax cuts done next year so a lot riding on the president's busy schedule in the next few weeks. chuck roach is here rachel duffy , and rachel on the tax cut thing he's leading a charge saying a lot of republicans are dropping the ball. where is this going? >> reporter: well i think he's tweeting to set the stage that listen if this fails if you guys do what you did if you in congress do what you did with healthcare i'm not going to take the blame but make no mistake republicans understand that tax reform is a key item in growing this economy and growing jobs and it's the quickest way to shutdown the left wi

joining me now is carla marinucci, senior righter at politico, melissa murray, professor at uc berkeley law school and university of san francisco political science professor james taylor. welcome to you all. so melissa, in addition to jeff sessions announcement of several investigations into leaks, he's also been aggressive about pushing the conservative agenda and describe what he's done in the last six months. >> president trump may be skeptical about jeff sessions and his recusal but he's been prosecuting a conservative agenda since his appointment and he has begun mandating that prosecutors bring forth and prosecute to the maximum in terms of charging decisions and sentences that they seek, they have expanded the rules for police authority for issuing as set seizures those that haven't been convicted or charged with a crime and mandated prosecution of immigration crimes on the border and in sanctuary cities. >> so this rose back the obama era policies and 20 years worth of research into criminal justice reform. >> absolutely. california, there is a lot of concern, when you talk abo

. >> carla, she tweets this show all the time. >> carla buck. >> i don't mine to, on your parade butng to movie critics and jerry lewis he never said lady in any money where did we get that. >> where did we get that. >> you are the one that said it. >> lady. >> carla can send us more information or we can look it up. >> i'm sure staff is looking at it right now you don't think they are busy. >> look at ryan. >> crickets. >> lady. >> he is looking at pictures. >> i'll tell you what, i was sad to hear about jerry lewis but this affected me more though over the weekend when i heard that dick gregory died. that was on saturday. dick gregory was one of the first comedian toss use humor to confront civil rights issues. later in life he became a motivational speaker and promoted power of prayer and good health. dick gregory was 84 years old. wow quite often go on hunger strikes for different causes. >> he showed by making people laugh you cab make them aware and injustices. >> or toy hear about that. just 84. all right, break. dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you

[applause] to the back -- carla hayden give us a preview of this year's national book festival. quest this year's festival is so exciting. i must tell you it is going to be one of my favorites because i am a big nonfiction fan. and the types of authors that we are going to have from david mccullough to jd vance whose book is on every reading list, that you can imagine and every book club. it is just exciting time. >> i am thrilled. >> how many authors do you invite? >> my goodness! when you think about a one day festival, the national book festival and you have over 100 authors. from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all of these different authors there all day, over 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading. you cannot have a better time i think. i'm a little prejudiced because i am a librarian. but i have to tell you, any reader anybody that wants to get inspired, the book festival is the perfect place. places of the 17th year the book festival. actually your first or your second? >> is my second. i was sworn in and one of the first things i had

in carla, as steve was talking about, oh, no, we didn't have water here. i'm getting a warning here in the car that says, don't be driving in water like this, basically what it says. >> need the height. reporter: in order to get through this. it is hard to get around. it is difficult. go ahead, trish. trish: remind the viewer, you're in a neighborhood there where it is protected because the dams have not been released. in other words, they are releasing a little bit of were the so that the dams itself doesn't actually, doesn't break. in which case you would be looking at really disasterous situation? reporter: if they lose control, if the dam would give way, lose control of water, they would be in a very, very difficult situation because we're talking about a katrina-like situation if that were to happen. i'm just -- trish: so viewers know. they're watching you in that very flooded area, tell us, how, in other words, when the day is over there, jeff flock, where do you go to, so you and your team are okay? reporter: here is the thing about this flood. that

carla hayden. welcome. [cheers and applause] >> thank you so much. i must tell you. i have had the warmest welcome in mississippi and my mom is tuned right now to c-span. we talked last night. the books were everywhere and i talked to one of the guys who said that people would walk down the street and see her in the window and they knew she was there and she always came back home to jackson to write and that's where she got her inspiration and i was able to also visit yesterday and congratulations, i have to say on third book festival in the state of mississippi. first lady laura bush with the first texas book festival. she got it going. when she came and said, i'm coming back home to mississippi to start and work on the mississippi book festival, so thank you, hollie. [applause] >> and what they did, though, was they asked then governor to have it at the state capitol and hollie sent you, governor, for opening up the state capitol to have authors and readers all over this building. in fact, there's going to be and i'm doing commercial in room 204, marathon, all day

carla: i don't see mistakes and what was negotiated.et me say we eliminated industrial tariffs between the three countries. up agricultural market between the u.s. and mexico. we opened up the services market, the investment market and had a good the them of intellectual property protection resolvinganism for disputes. i am in favor of further negotiations. that is because our economy is now in the 21st century, and we negotiated rule that were covering -- work governing a century economy. we did have access for audiovisual services. we did have intellectual property that covered digital data. we do have rules governing a whole host of things that now we need and should have. so i applaud the upgrade, but that doesn't mean that the foeement was not a real, ward-looking agreement at the time. let me tell you we negotiated that agreement in 14 months. uruguay round collapsed in 1991 with an four months of the north american free trade agreement taking effect in 1994. all the ministers were back at the table and finished the uruguay round

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. >>> te importa que te oculto en por eso abrimos el debate y vamos con carla gÓmez quÉ tal carla?ido que me voy a hacer las nalgas. >>> carla considerar que es un es un tomo estatus el operarse? >>> me estoy haciendo los senos para el verano. >>> el botox y el relleno y el no sÉ que es como entrar una cartera de marca. >>> mira no debes de decÍrselo a la pareja porque si ya te gustas y estÁs disfrutando, entonces ¿para quÉ? pregunta? >>> no decirle al marido que te operaste la nariz, nace el bebÉ y sale con aquella de esta ma nariz. >>> en ese tipo de rasgos es notable. >>> mejor avisar en ocasiÓn decencia. >>> ricardo tÚ eres un hombre a quÉ a pesar de estar en el mundo de la imagen siempre buscas al al interior. >>> sÍ. >>> te ha decepciÓnado alguien que hayas visto asÍ de repente que las cosas no hayan quedado muy bien? >>> no. >>> me decepcionado la parte interior. >>> tÚ dices que a excepciÓn del kochi bombo es totalidad hecho. >>> quÉ es eso? >>> despuÉs te explicamos. >>> okey. >>> hazme uno lista ya que eres valiente y arriesgado. >>> haz m nariz. mentÓn. y todo lo que cai

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it's the first hurricane category 4 to hit the coast of texas that was carla. it made landfall in san jose island, quat -- category 4 moving with gusts up to 140 miles per hour. the strengths extend from the center 35 miles per hour. it's a huge rainmaker. flipped it over to storm tracker 6 live, the feeder bands off the gulf of mexico, the heaviest winds in the reds, oranges and yellows. it came here the northern side, where the worst part of the storm hit. that where we're seeing the wall of water, what we call the storm surge up to 12 feet. the barrier islands were flooded. now we're seeing the heavy rains fall on top of that. on the other side, the winds blow this way, it's an offshore flow, the flooding has been kept to a minimum south of corpus christi. it is this area right here that we worry about with the heavy driving rains and flooding. rainfall totals up to this point are yes, impressive. 7.1, houston, 5.4. victoria, 4 inches of rain already. the problem with the storm, as we look at the spaghetti plots, each line representing a hurricane model, it

periodista: carla dice que constantemente habla con sus hijos para que eviten situaciones peligrosas.ue no acepten nada de ningÚn extraÑo, que se cuiden. periodista: sabe que una leve distracciÓn puede convertirse en tragedia. >> es tan fÁcil que les digan cualquier cosa de que la mamÁ los estÁ buscando por un minuto que uno los deja solos. periodista: es por eso que el programa busca enseÑar a las familias como evitar secuestros y controlar a los niÑos para que aprendan a comportarse de una manera mÁs segura. de acuerdo al centro nacional de menores desaparecidos y explotados, la mayorÍa de los casos se produjeron cuando los niÑos iban o venÍan de la escuela. en los Últimos cinco aÑos, el 15% de los niÑos perdidos son hispanos. y para no pasar por esta odisea es indispensable que los padres se mantengan alerta. >> tenemos que involucrarnos en una conversaciÓn sobre la seguridad infantil. consultar primero si vas a algÚn lado llevar a un amigo, decirle no a la gente que te hace sentir incÓmodo y decirle a un adulto de confianza. periodista: si llegara a acercarse un extraÑo y te dijer

petra kvitova is through to the second round after seeing off spain's carla suarez navarro in straighta realfight on her hands in the second and had to come from 4—1 down to clinch the match on a tiebreak. former world numberfive sara errani has been banned for two months after failing an anti—doping test. from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye no sign of summer for tuesday or wednesday. very mixed. this was cambridge and rain in henley—on—thames in 0xfordshire. tuesday will be no different. a real mixed bag on the way. brollies at the ready. you can see how extensive the cloud is right now across the southern half of the uk. through the night, rain from the south—west across the midlands into lincolnshire. even here there could be downpours and cracks of thunder. in the north it will be clearer. quite a stark temperature contrast tonight. these are the towns and cities. look at the rural spots. six degrees in southern scotland, even in the sheltered glens, barely above freezing. tuesday's forecast. we are close to an area of low pressure in france, to the south of us. t

in news on syria, former top war crimes prosecutor carla del ponte has quit the united nations independentommission of inquiry on syria, saying the un security council lacks the political will to bring the perpetrators of war crimes to justice. del ponte formerly served as a war crimes prosecutor in tribunals on rwanda and yugoslavia. she said "right now it looks as if president bashar al-assad will escape justice if we want to negotiate peace. but one day he will have to face justice. justice must do its work because without justice there is no real peace." unquote meanwhile, syrian human rights lawyer noura ghazi safadi has announced that her husband, prominent syrian palestinian internet activist bassel khartabil, was executed by the assad regime in 2014. the news of his death has sparked international outcry and mourning, particularly among internet activists. khartabil was open source software programer who fought for an open internet and helped people across syria evade regime censorship and surveillance. in 2012, foreign policy magazine listed him as s the 19th most influential thin

. >> carla is texting me feverishly last night during the billboard music awards. was like, "are you watching this? are you watching cher? do you see cher right now?" >> i'm like, "i see cher." >> i know her. >> you were obsessed. >> i was obsessed, because the thing is, she is such an icon. >> yeah. >> and what i love in addition to the montage that they played of her, like her 53 years of her career, which was amazing. what i love was watching the audience watch her. >> yeah, yeah. >> because they were like "ah. cher." and everybody's singing the songs and everything, you know? and these new songs, nobody's singing. one person is singing. >> right, right. >> whereas when you have an icon, everybody is singing. everybody's into it, because they all relate to it. >> i think people were also just in awe of her that like she has maintained her physique, she's maintained her image, she's maintained her idol status. and i loved everything about this, but i have to shout-out to celine dion. i know that you guys are a little bit older when "titanic" came out, but the fac

carla davis and her husband and three kids were stuck in their home. carla joins us on the phone. good evening. >> good evening. what is the weather situation, water situation around your home tonight. >> it really has gone become to almost normal. we saw the sun today and that was a really good sign and the street in front of our home doesn't have water on it. these are welcome signs. absolutely because i know at one point there were pictures showing the water covering the streets in your neighborhood all the way up to your front door. as have been at home for the couple of daze that you you guys were stuck in, these are some of the pictures from are neighborhood right now we're seeing. as you guys were stuck at home and you you were watching the images on tv of are neighbors and folks all around the houston and in the suburbs being rescued have you you ever experienced anything like this there. >> absolutely not. the whole scene was just really surreal and it really it was from house toon. it was, as the gentleman said earlier katrina like. i have colleagues who had to be rescue

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. >> carla toma clases de espaÑol porque asegura tendrÁ mejores oportunidades de empleo si habla estero de hispano- hablantes del planeta. . >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, el parÍs san germÁn paga fl por, y quÉ pasÓ con toda la gente que comprÓ las playeras de neymar en barcelona. >> la tecnologÍa se mete en los >> la tecnologÍa se mete en los medicamentos para el asma ♪ ¿qué es mejor que un café frío o helado en un caluroso día de verano? nada. dunkin' te trae todos tus sabores favoritos este verano. chicos, manténganse frescos. américa se mueve con dunkin'. ¡llegó mi licencia! ¡eso! voy a target. ¿quieren algo? ¡trae detergente! ¡pasta de dientes! voy por mi bolsa. ok, abue obtén precios bajos todos los días en productos esenciales. target. rápido y listo. ♪ ♪ ♪ (música termina) (sonajero de baquetas) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> el mundo del fÚtbol estÁ convulsiÓn ado, neymar se marcha de barcelona al psg por una cifra rÉcord, 265 millones de dÓlares, eso es mÁs del doble que el rÉcord anterior, rogelio mora-tagle tiene todos los detalles. >> ¿ te vas a parÍs?. >> falta el Último capÍtul

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carla's teaming up with the fabulous bellamy young, and they've got a crowd-pleasing casserole so goodt's scandalous. then, michael's whipping up a roast with the most and hanging with the super hilarious ben feldman. plus, we're surprising two "chew" superfans with a day they'll never forget. we're going a delicious adventure, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hello. welcome to "the chew." thank you. i want you to imagine this -- we've been on an adventure trekking though the jungle.

carla's in the kitchen with the fabulous gabourey sidibe, and they're whipping up a delicious, easy dish can get on the table in a snap. then mario's being put to the test in a tasty mystery fridge challenge you won't believe. plus, clinton's taking us on a wild tour of san francisco with his bff, lisa. it's an hour of tips, sips and trips, right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hey, everybody. welcome to "the chew." i want you to imagine this, people having breakfast in new york, lunch in san francisco and dinner along the coast of africa. [ auen

plus, mystery mondays in may continue, and carla is headed out on an adventure you don't want to missthe whole crew is coming to you right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >>> hey everybody, and welcome to "the chew."

carla's keeping her cool with a no-bake dessert you can make in just minutes. clinton's coming to the rescue in a tip-a-thon like you've never seen before. things are about to get sweet as heck up in here, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> hey, everybody. welcome to "the chew." from s'mores to shortcakes, and ice pops to ice cream sandwiches, summer is all about those irresistible desserts that

then "chew" viewers are going head to head to see who gets a chance to cook with carla.anging with the star of "kingdom," the fantastic frank grillo. the picnic potluck party starts right now on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, everybody, welcome to "the chew." it is a beautiful day. the sun is shining. the birds are chirping and the grass is just dewy enough that it won't leave an awkward wet spot on your pants. so, are you thinng

carla's making a home viewer's easy dessert. and mario's grilling up one of his family's favorites.he summer fun starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey, everybody. welcome to "the chew." you do not have to look any further than the best movie musical in history, "grease." some of my favorite words of wisdom, summer loving happens so fast. yeah, it does happen f

periodista: carla dice que constantemente habla con sus hijos para que eviten situaciones peligrosas.ista: una leve distracciÓn puede convertirse en tragedia. >> es tan fÁcil que les laven el coco diciÉndoles cualquier cosa, que la mamÁ los está buscando o algo. periodista: es por eso que el programa busca enseÑar a las familias cÓmo evitar secuestros y que los niÑos se comportan de una manera mÁs segura. de acuerdo al centro nacional de menores desaparecidos la mayorÍa de los casos se produjeron cuando los niÑos iban o venÍan de la escuela. en los Últimos cinco aÑos, el 15% de los niÑos perdidos son hispanos. y para no pasar por esa odisea, es indispensable que los padres se mantengan alertas. >> tenemos que involucrarnos en una conversaciÓn crÍtica en esta etapa. periodista: se recomienda cuatro reglas bÁsicas de seguridad. >> consultar primero, llevar contigo un amigo, decirle no a la gente se te hace sentir incÓmodo y decirle a un adulto de confianza. periodista: recomendaciones que serÁn implementadas por gael. se llegara a acercarte una extraÑa y te dijera: tengo este dulce para

in 1961, carla came ashore with wind gusts estimated at 175 miles per hour and causedul more than $300mage so time will tell where harvey's impact will be remembered in history. but today people in texas are hoping it stays far from this list. neil? >> neil: tracy thank you very very much. now the president has already indicated as he said at the top of the hour he wants to visit texas next week. he's going to be a busy bee next week because he's also leading the effort to get tax cuts done next year so a lot riding on the president's busy schedule in the president's busy schedule in the next few weeks. chuck roach is here rachel duffy , and rachel on the tax cut thing he's leading a charge saying a lot of republicans are dropping the ball. where is this going? >> reporter: well i think he's tweeting to set the stage that listen if this fails if you guys do what you did if you in congress do what you did with healthcare i'm not going to take the blame but make no mistake republicans understand that tax reform is a key item in growing this economy and growing jobs and it's the quickest