sorprendiÓ a uno de los conciertos que dio en chile. karla sofÍa la protagonista de "emilia pÉrez". gracias por estar con nosotros. ♪♪ abuelita nunca se quedaba quieta. así que su hija la llevó al lugar más relajante del mundo. ♪♪ vives para recargarte de energía de vez en cuando. vivimos para diseñarte paquetes de viaje irresistibles. siguiente! ♪♪ sonreír primero puede ayudarle - siguiente! a alguien a encontrar el valor de sonreír también. ♪♪ - haribo goldbears? - ooh, i love these! the longer i chew it the fruitier and fruitier it gets. - (whistle blows) - uh uh, i'm going to sit this one out. it tastes too good. ♪ kids and grown ups love it so ♪ the happy world of haribo ? (ivette) hola, soy ivette, y un pequeño detalle que me gusta del ♪grilled spicy deluxe sandwicho de chick-fil-a®, es el saborcito picante perfecto. es como una chispa. me dieron ganas como de pararme a bailar. ¡eh, eh! (vo) cliente real de chick-fil-a® fue pagado por su testimonio. i think i'm going to do grand canyon university's online program and get my master

aquí todo cruza, o sea, los chiles secos todos cruzan. lo que no cruza son los frescos., cruzar, ir hasta méxico. eso le beneficia a las personas que viven al sur de california, acá en el norte de california, en el valle central, no en el área de la bahía. imagínate más bien ir a otras zonas para buscar los los precios más baratos. algo importante que decía son productos secos. semillas, nada de huevo, nada de fruta, porque eso no lo dejan pasar. y si lo trae contrabando se mete en problemas. así es que mejor dejarlo al otro lado de la frontera. sí, exactamente. mejor buscar opciones más asequibles en nuestra zona. así es. primeramente tiene que ganarse con el. tiene que ganarse la confianza con el voto latino. en el distrito 3 de san josé ya están listos para la elección especial del 8 de abril, donde elegirán al concejal sustituto de omar torres. pero cómo votar? a las 6 tendremos más detalles. además, es marzo y este mes hay nuevas reglas. en cuanto cuántos residentes en sacramento pueden regar sus jardines? presta para todos los que están triunfando a lo grande ...¿n

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papÁ continÚa siendo muy complejo y los mÉdicos dicen que el pronÓstico es reservado y la policÍa de chileo por sacarle un ojo a una persona durante una pelea y un bebÉ de 18 meses cayÓ en un pozo de perforaciÓn aban entrevistada 1: dios y saint jude estuvieron ahí para ayudarnos. entrevistado 1: nos ha dado esperanza a nosotros, pero a mi hija le he dado vida. entrevistada 2: gracias a saint jude mi hija está libre del cáncer. presentador: nuestro propósito nos une a todos. dona ahora mismo. [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ elian: y mire su pantalla, en cÁmara quedÓ registrado este, el dramÁtico rescate de un bebÉ de un aÑo y medio, quien cayÓ en un pulso de perforaciÓn en perÚ, los rescatistas trabajaron para extraer al bebÉ de ese hueco de 30 pies de seguridad, proveyendo la hidrataciÓn y alimento. finalmente l

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i did a fellowship in chile for two years, so that took me there. i did an internship in zimbabwe. that took me there. i lived in new york. i lived in boston. i lived in d.c. i've lived all these different places because i was doing different work at the time. host: so, what kind of work were you doing in d.c. in 2017? guest: well, i was working for another nonprofit here, but i was doing communications work then. i thought communications work was close enough to storytelling that it would be perfect, a perfect way for me to enter back into my passion. but communications work is beautiful work and there are people out there who do it extremely well, but my passion was really around telling stories, and i still wasn't doing that in 2016. host: you didn't seem very happy. guest: yeah. did you hear that my voice just then? host: in the written word. guest: yeah. i think that in 2016, 2017, i was starting to feel off purpose. i had been doing all this work, as i said earlier, about girl equity, girl empowerment. and i felt like we were doing some amazing things to move that forward. th

esta vez fue en chile. lo hace por problemas tÉcnicos en el escenario.aaaahhhhhh ♪ satcha:maÑana donald trump habla por primera vez en este segundo mandato ante una sesiÓn conjunta del congreso. no es un discurso sobre el estado de la uniÓn, pero donald trump escribirÍa lo que Él define como logros de la administraciÓn actual. para saber quÉ harÁn los demÓcratas para contrarrestar esta agenda aquÍ primero nos acompaÑa en vivo en el estudio el lÍder de la minorÍa en la cÁmara baja. congresista, gracias por estar con nosotros. bienvenido. [habla en inglÉs] >> buenos dÍas. satcha: el partido demÓcrata tiene una nueva prueba maÑana ante donald trump quien pronuncia su discurso ante ambas cÁmaras del congreso sobre sus prioridades en este segundo mandato. quÉ harÁ su partido para poder contrarrestar el mensaje del mandatario y por quÉ elige al congresista representante de new york para brindar la respuesta en espaÑol? [habla en inglÉs] >> bueno, planificamos estar presentes para escuchar lo que donald trump tiene para decir con relaciÓn al pueblo estadouniden

nos vemos maÑana. 5 prepare su bolsillo, ya que los jitomates, aguacates, chiles y frijoles son solos productos que se verían afectados por el posible aumento en aranceles que podrían empezar tan pronto como mañana. además, qué tan caro es vivir en el área de la bahía? le tenemos los números más recientes de lo que deben tener las personas a la mano si buscan vivir en áreas como san francisco y san mateo. y si necesita ayuda para pagar la factura de electricidad, preste atención porque hay programas disponibles que cubrirían el costo. así empezamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. feliz lunes! muy buenas tardes les saluda dayanna monroy. muchísimas gracias por su compañía de todos los días y así como lo escucho. vaya preparando su bolsillo. porque el aumento en los aranceles por parte de estados unidos podría comenzar tan pronto como el día de mañana con un 25% para canadá y méxico y un 10% para china. sin duda, la incertidumbre continúa no solamente quienes importan, sino también en quienes consumimos estos productos que llegan desde estos países. pero vamos directamente con balb

but we know that the europeans also need those us security guarantees and all of the wall chiles. they attacks on your client and continuing more of a not it strikes in concave of the that's right. the well, according to the, to the military, they say that 46 of 83 drones where it says it's a large attack on car. keep according to the matter of khaki. if he's saying that at least 8 people were injured, including a 7 year old child. it's fair to say that those are the last couple of days. we haven't seen the massive drug strikes, will try the tax that we see months of to months. i mean normally every week the hundreds of of driving a tax various locations deep inside you crate. and the last couple of days things have been a bit. quads are interesting able so according to me that you contact them good speaking to they say that even the fighting around for cross that area in east and ukraine, that child in east a new crime that is seen some of the most intensified. you can recently, in the last couple of days, they've seen a drop off in intensity of attacks from russia in that area.

as he won the 21st edition of a red bulls ferro about ho in chile event is the world's most extreme urban downhill mountain bike race slab, like one and a time is 2 minutes and 18 seconds, reaching speeds of over 54 kilometers per hour. okay, that is all your support for now. back to you, my lean. thanks so much fire and that's it for me, for the sneeze. i'll be back though in just a moment, much more. today's needs to stay with the we're facing of future that we don't understand, we can't predict fully. everyone haven't used this. nobody knows what would happen the i need to stay, but i really need to do more with my life. i was like, you know what? i don't like myself, i want to change, why am i want to be trustworthy? i want to be responsible, but it keeps getting inspired to the story is on one of those, bringing the communities to contact me a great for the 5 behind i move forward. because board what we need is being able to move forward. and that isn't just a matter of science, that's a matter of of what do you think about your fellow human beings? it cosette as a matter of democrac

thousands may be tens of thousands of ukrainian lights, both civilians and military, these corresponding chiles stripes that isn't key visible. well, you could argue that it was a voice of resilience that we heard from the ukrainian prime minister dennis schmidt, who earlier on. he basically listing the reaction and you can already really be described as, as a real couple. it's taken. you cried by surprise. this announcement from donald trump smile said that said ukrainians with. busy continue their diplomatic efforts with the us via available channels. we know that diplomatic relations between the 2 countries are old, so i am low following that route in the white house last week. smell went on to say that ukraine get a game saying that the game that it was ready to sign the minerals deal. i mean, it was do that to. so let's he went over to sign in washington ross, we didn't sign it because he said it was sufficient security guarantees ukrainians, again saying they're not ready to sign it. he also said that ukraine was looking for funding in order to increase its domestic production of its own

world, importing 11 million from canada, 2 billion from chinese china and billian from brazil and chilell this untapped timber, scott, why are we importing it from other countries? >> primarily because of the policies, trade and environmental policies that have challenged the timber industry and shut us down in many areas, as well as national forest timber supply out west has been stifled considerably. so it has resulted in numerous mill closures across the country over last twour hours. over 1fifl mills have closed in the united states over the last period of time there. >> todd: enough to shut off the lights apparently. for green new dealers who complain that this is going to result in the introduction of forests, what is your message to them, especially when it comes to preventing wildfires? >> i would say, yeah, exactly that. we are practicing forest management, sustainable forest management and we don't destroy the forest, obviously. their practices and obstruction of forest management resulted in millions of acres of burning forest. which would you prefer? >> todd: we've been talk

chiles.morning america. wednesday. first thing the american idol takeover is on gma with luke, lionel and the newest judge and idol legend carrie underwood hitting gma live. >> got to be fantastic. >> the live morning event breaks wednesday on. >> good morning america. >> now you can listen to a podcast version of good morning america, available free wherever you listen. >> over eight seasons, they have faced the impossible. >> it's been over. >> now things get personal. >> he's a damn serial killer, and it looks like he took maddie with him. >> the 9-1-1 two part return begins thursday on abc. pyramid is back premieres sunday on abc and stream on hulu. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. >> from abc. seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with sue hall. good morning sir. >> good morning gloria, and we are headed outside right now to emeryville. you can take a look. it's busy on the east shore freeway 80 westbound. if your travels take you from the top

we've got a similar deal with chile. this is something that we need to pursue with all of our trading partners. thank you. my time has expired. >> thank you. i now recognize ms. fischbach for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. and, uh, and in minnesota, and my district borders canada, heavy ag district, uh, we really do know how important those relationships with our canadian neighbors are for business and for farms. um, however, i do think that, um, our trade should at least be fair for our american producers and, and you can probably guess i heard a lot about the dairy issues in usmca in my district. um, many of my farmers supported usmca because they really thought that we needed to update those agricultural trade issues and, and it's important that we increase the dairy market and the access to canada. and like you mentioned, ambassador dowd, it is critically important that american dairy producers have a fair opportunity to compete with, in particular here in neighboring canada. and i am disappointed that canada co

worth of wood products from canada, $2.3 billion from china, $1.5 billion from brazil, a billion from chile. that's about to change. the president is putting a tariff on imports from canada and china and just as important, he's cutting the red tape that holds the loggers back on 280 million acres of federal land. he's directed the agriculture and the interior departments to figure out how to cut costs for domestic production. they've been hold back by hone roush virallal rules and that's what's allowing so many imports. the greens are livid about this. they talk of the destruction of the forests, trump's policy as they say is disastrous and if you know anything about forestry, you'll know green rules drive up prices, restrict the domestic industry, and drive business overseas. stuart: the nas disease down 278. mike murphy covering it all for us. >> good morning, stuart. there's two things at work here and how you feel about the tariffs and how you feel about account statement looking at impact on the markets and i think the trump administration and president trump specifically thought long

olympic gymnastics gold medalist jordan chiles and jade kari.ated specially for each of the womeneatured. so we can't buy them. they're just going to be there for jade and it's for jordan goddess, so we have to know them to get them. you have to be them, i think, to get them. jeff, final word for you before we go. chances. some scattered rain next two days. looking good this weekend. we'll see yo back atu >>> i was in my room. it was all dark. and like everything was just spinning away from me into blackness. it was terrifying. >> it was a whirlwind romance with mister right that morphed into a mind-bending mystery. >> my blood ran cold. >> she was like, "i feel i'm being watched." >> my phone would be followed. he said, "you could be under surveillance."

also, olympic gold medalist jordan chiles and doctor odyssey star joshua jackson both here with us live. plus, tory johnson celebrating women's history month and a deals and steals with women owned companies. we hope you'll join us on gma. >> i'm bummed that some of these new orleans celebrations for mardi gras are getting canceled because of the wind. >> that's terrible timing. i know it's both the wind and the actual severe storms. it's a smart decision, but bad timing. >> unlucky it is. okay. and i'm also sorry that we have some rain for you when you come here, but we can offer you some sun toward the end of your trip. will you take that? >> you will bring me that sunshine. yes, i will do it. friday and saturday look nice. >> yes it does. >> we look forward to having you here, ginger in the bay area. >> and see you soon. >> yes, and (vo) living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler? it's a bit of a dinosaur. albuterol only treats your symptoms, not inflammation— a cause of asthma attacks. treating symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma experts. finally, ther

olympic gymnastics gold medalist jordan chiles and jade kari, and british actress hannah waddingham and juno temple temple. that is, they are part of barbie's role model series, which celebrates remarkable women. the goal is to inspire girls across the world. the dolls are not for sale though. they were created specially for each of the women featured. what a treat for them. okay. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. janelle raj, you are here now with what's coming up at 530. we have a lot happening. it's a big night in our country. president trump's address begins in about 30 minutes from now. among his big topics, the tariffs that just went into effect against mexico, canada and china, how they might impact our everyday prices, democrats and republicans curious as to how he'll explain and sell his actions to the american people. the fate of san mateo county sheriff is in the hands of voters. what they're deciding today about her future and the possibility of a strike remains as south bay transit workers are trying to reach a deal with th

olympic gymnast jordan chiles and jade carey. they're part of the pairs featured barbies. teaming up with the new york times, best-selling author and psychologist. >> doctor marisa franco to help young girls create maintain meaningful female friendships, bond with your girlfriends. up next on the kron, 4 morning news. >> it's going to get wet if it's not already in your neck of the woods this morning we've got storm tracker 4 to show you where the rain is falling and guide you through the commute. look at when a student brought to a high school a local campus, gun and then nice for them tell you more about past. plus, an investigation into whether was a police chase that led to this big crash that we have one day and hopefully we'll one day and hopefully we'll have the very latest. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. from laminate and vinyl to tile and wood, floor & decor has more options for pros... homeowners... and anyone looking for the right look... at the right price. your next beautiful space... is at floor & decor. >> voted yes. vote corruption

gold medalist jordan chiles. jade carey. two things i can get behind kate barbies and friendship. >> of course. john. they would make one of you and i as well. >> i am enough. >> yes you are. keep saying that. okay, let's move to this. just hours from now in washington, president trump will give his first address to a joint session of congress. his first address to a joint session of congress of his second term. and while some democratic lawmakers are planning to skip it, others are attending and now inviting to join them as guests. now fired federal workers, people who are among the thousands cut in these mass doge firings, asking them to join them tonight, to sit in the chamber and to be guests at tonight's tonight's speech. the next get my next guest is one of those federal workers who lost their job in february as part of the mass cuts and will be attending the president's address tonight. joining me now is adam mulvaney, an army veteran who until last month worked with the va. adam, thank you very much for coming in. yo

a 90% stake of the port holding company in brazil and 100% stake for kingston&designs for ports in chile and the drake passage in argentina. the p.r.c. civil fusion strategy creates risk for soft espionage and hard security risks and potential conflict situation. beijing's national security law amounts to a state mandated espionage and south com has highlighted several security risks and posture statements to this very congress. radar and g.p.s. jamming, physical blockades. given the global reach of transnational criminal associations, there's emerging evidence chinese operated and owned ports could be catalyzers, with the t.r.c. routes and illicit markets given the p.r.c. alliance as a key operating principal. not all chinese ports are the same. china has hundreds of thousands of state owned enterprises and the ones that collaborate with the p.r.a. are mostly well known and many are in fact blacklisted our government. those s.o.e.'s should be the subject of extra focus and scrutiny. mr. chairman, in my remaining time i'd like to move some policy relations. first, i think we need to crea

i was born in spain, lived in canada, paraguay, chile and venezuela and attended the american school for five years. my parents and my upbringing abroad triggered a lifelong passion for international relations that is culminated in this nomination. i only wish my parents could be here today which would have been my father's one hundred fifth birthday. the experience of growing up abroad in a foreign service familyie proved invaluable whei served during the first trump administration as ambassador to mexico and my experience in mexico in turn taught me what the state department does well and what it could do better. one of the department's biggest assets is a worldwide network of foreign missions and the people who staff them and conversely one of the department's biggest challenges is the constant need to sink those foreign missions with policymakers in washington. my experience in mexico highlighted how essential it is to strengthen this feedback loop.. policymakers in washington must provide our foreign missions with clear directions and demand accountability and must relate releva

you add chile flakes. a super food. spicy. then you add the bread crumbs. you add the bread crumbs.put it in the oven. put it in the oven. >> cheese now? >> go for it. little cheese. >> difference between the fried one and this baked one, you taste all the flavors. >> that's right. >> you almost strip away all the hef stuff to get to the core of it. >> correct. so then you put a little sauce. >> put it in the oven like this. >> so wait. you put it in the oven. it turns like this. so actually i flipped it. so you cook it on about three minutes on each side because it's so thin. top it with the sauce. a little mozz. we'll do this. >> it has to go back for a hot second or two. >> just two minutes to melt the cheese. >> broil it? >> you don't have to broil it. it's a 450 degree ocven. plenty of heat. i put a tiny bit more pecorino. >> you have 109 other recipes at home to explore in giada's new cook book. don't be a stranger. always good to see you. how are the restaurants in vegas? you're killing it i hear. >> yeah. vegas is my favorite. >> two there? well. good morning. it is 856. i'm

francisco international high school and we have finally been able to staff our wellness center with our chiles, our community health organ outreach workers along with our school social workers, counselors, school nurses that provide critical preventative health resources coordinate and implement student leadership opportunities, provide health and vision screenings and also helps educators and families identifying other health needs to access our students learnings and that's just some some of the examples of what these critical educators play at our site when our student has been having medical and health issues like our student was really having trouble finding out what was happening with him and being able to advocate for himself. we're in the access program and we teach them life skills. if we did not have our school site nurse and our social worker on our staff full time, we would not have been able to communicate for him and for his health needs. we can't tell when a medical emergency happens but if we don't have a center we won't be able to help. >> i'm going to call the next group of s