claudio coututo. >> yeah, that's exactly what's happened.ro realized it will be difficult for him to win the next elections, so he says all the time the political system, the political system of elections doesn't work properly, it is not reliable, today, for example, he presented evidence, he says, that there was a major political fraud in the elections of 2014. many don't think this way. they recognize the elections. but this is not a novelty in terms of bolsonaro. even sometime before the elections, he was already talking about the problems that don't exist and don't have evidence of that in the political system of elections. the main problem for bolsonaro is not only discrediting the electoral institutions, but he is also a part of -- it is also a part of his general perspective, his general strategy of weakening political institutions of brazilian marcus lee. -- brazilian democracy. he sees one of the most important institutions, our electoral system and electoral institutions, it is very important for him to weaken this kind of thing. r

we have claudio cotto is a political scientist. he's also associate professor. these are truly vargas foundation. welcome to you all gentlemen. this, i'm sorry, i want to start with you. what do you think the president is trying to achieve with this re shuffle? well, one of his main objective is to establish and solve for to keep. the president entered the next 2 elections. so there are attempt of impeaching him, as you said, in your introduction notes by dr. industry shuffle. and then by bringing in a t r to get out to his government, he wants to confirm his alliance with what is called in brazil said go to avoid the near term of impeaching. and so because my from my point of view, the main, he's main objective, an alternative objective is to allow him to counsel more effectively the narrative that is being driven by the coven inquiry commission of a defendant. one of the very direct call sequences of this re shuffle is that he's sudden will be fit in as a potential participant in the commission. so this will allow him to defend himself and his narrative in fig

claudio co. yeah, yeah, that is exactly what is, what has happened says both on i realized that to be very difficult for him to when the next elections. he says all the time that the political system, the legal system of elections, it doesn't work properly. it's not really reliable that fraud has or red open today, for example, who present some evidence. he says that there are some evidence that there was a, for all the major political fraud in the elections of 2014. when do my research was elected instead of iso nav as opposed to them even asked, never, don't, don't, don't think this way. he recognized that the war fighter elections. but this is not the novelty in terms of also not even sometime before the elections of 1010. he was a read talking about this problems that doesn't exist. we don't have evidence of that in the, in the political system of elections. i think that the problem, the main problem for so now is not only discrediting the electoral institutions in case of he lose the electio

we're try to go back to claudio when we can.he effects of climate change here in the u.s. are drying up the western united states, scorching temperatures and severe drought are taking their toll on farmers and cattle ranchers. in arizona, ranchers are facing tough decisions in the face of a water shortage, some forced to sell off parts of their herds. nbc correspondent cal perry, what have you been told about drought conditions out west and what are ranchers telling you about the problems they're facing? >> reporter: and keep in mind we're talking about a 21-year extensive drought. it is a mega drought, affecting the entire west of the country. cattle ranchers are selling their cattle because they don't have the water to keep them alive and rather than having them die on a ranch, they're taking them to a market that's driving prices down. this is the part of the country that feeds the rest of the country. you go west to california, it's happening. east to west texas, as far north as canada. u.s. laid out, it's the extreme temper

lavanga who is live in sinzig, germany claudio, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. five days after the flood devastated this part of western germany, this is what this village still looks like today there are mountains of debris piled up by the roadside and this is a mix of the debris that was washed up here by the floods, rocks, branches, leaves, mud, but also a lot of household items that have either been destroyed or rendered unusable by the floods that was at some stage so high that it was ten feet high. you can actually see that water line there that is about ten feet, so it completely flooded the ground floors and rendered basically villages like this ghost towns because of course those houses are destroyed. a lot of houses collapsed. they were even washed away at some stage but even people on the first floors will not even be able to come back for weeks or months because the infrastructure is down >> just astounding, three months worth of rain falling in just 24 hours. claudio, thank you >>> meanwhile over here, massive wildfires are burning across 13 states

for the latest we turn to nbc's claudio lavanga who is live in hemehscheim, germany claudio, good morning. >> reporter: yesterday the chancellor of germany angela merkel visited the area and she described what she saw surreal, which is the word that i will use to describe what i have seen for the last three days. i've been here reporting on this story. now, what you see behind me used to be a train station only a week ago now it is a pile of rubble with as you can see to my left cars just washed away here on the riverside. to my right is uprooted trees. those are everywhere then you see a pillar there. that used to hold a pedestrian overpass that had to be brought down because it became too unstable and this is it looks like literally that time stood still for the past five days since the flood, since the torrential rain transformed this river which used to be a gentle waterway, this is the river into a monstrous wall of water that left behind death and destruction. well, now the clearout is just literally started. we saw only half an hour ago the first wrecked cars were towed away now, a

for more on the recovery efforts we turn to nbc's claudio lavanga live in hemerscheim, germany claudio, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. the chancellor of germany angela merkel visited the area yesterday and she called what she saw surreal, which is how i would describe what we've been seeing around here for the past three days since we arrived in this part of western germany what you see behind me used to be a train station about a week ago. now it is a pile of rubble you can see to my left destroyed cars, car wreckages scattered around uprooted trees to my right that's a pillar that used to hold a pedestrian overpass that had to be brought down by the authorities here because it became too unstable. really it looks like time stood still since wednesday last week, when a river like this, the ahr, one of many rivers like this, they became from gentle waterways into monstrous walls of water that just left behind a trail of death and devastation and now the cleanup has just started. we saw just about an hour ago the authorities were towing away all these destroyed cars t

>>> hola claudio, feliz viernes.feriados y esto es alentador, vemos dos aerolÍneas que abrieron sus vuelos, en especialmente aeromÉxico, la fila bajÓ mucho, yendo hacia (nombre en inglÉs) hay bastante afluencia de pasajeros, las autoridades aeroportuarias esperan que esto vaya a aumentar. aquÍ tiene que utilizar la mascarilla, hemos visto muchas personas estable estÁn viajando por primera vez en mÁs de un aÑo por la pandemia. por ejemplo aquÍ estoy con una pasajera que primera vez cle toma un vuelo desde que comenspo zÓ la pandemia. dÓnde se dirige? >>> a mÉxico, puebla. >>> cÓmo se prepara para tomar un aviÓn despuÉs de tanto tiempo? cÓmo se siente? >>> nerviosa, pero ya me puse la vacuna y me siento mejor. >>> y tiene doble mÁscara? >>> sÍ. >>> cuando lleguÉ allÁ, cÓmo harÁ? averiguÓ la situaciÓn en mÉxico? >>> en mÉxico casi la gente no toma distancia, nosotros tenemos que tratar de ciudarnos. >>> feliz viaje. >>> gracias. >>> la recomendaciÓn es que llegue con tiempo al aeropuerto si va a viajar porque la fila au

. >> claudio abrió su restaurantes de tamales luego de estar contagiado por coronavirus y al tiempo de éxito y además, que está decir que adoro la comida mexicana. >> ella también le apoyó econmicamente mientras estuvo hola opistalizado y eso lo agradece su familia. >> el dolor la incver se trermina hoy porque comienza algo mejor para mi papá y la familia. >> claudio dice que no va a desprovechar la segunda oportunidad que le ha dado la vida y habrá restaurante para rato. >> el ingrediente principal de los tamales es el amor por sus clientes. >> para darle de comer al país y estos deliciosos tamales que tanto les gustan y este gran amor que me aprecia. >> rubén pereira noticias telemundo. >> una historia de inspiración. >> antes de despedirme les cuento que me voy a ausentar por un tiempo es que hemos adoptado una bebé y estamos felices con mi esposo y estamos ansiosos por recibirle, estoy agradecidas de tener la maravillosa oportunidad. >> con esto me despido y nos vemos a las 11:00 10:00 centro los esperamos muy buenas noches. >>

que el consejo apruebe en el mes de septiembre y despuÉs emitir un voto final el reporte en final, claudio odio informÓ que se reportaron 1330 incidentes en total los crÍmenes contra miembros de la comunidad asiÁticas aumentaron en un 107% esto en comparaciÓn con el 2019 >>> el fiscal general cree que el nÚmero es mÁs alto y culpa en parte la retÓrica de algunos lÍderes polÍticos por el incremento de los ataques >> autoridades seguiran poniendo mano dura contra los espectÁculos ilegales de autos una persona podrÍa meterse en problemas y promueve estos eventos a travÉs de redes sociales >>> >>> podrÍan castigar con multas y 6 meses en prisiÓn aquellos que promueven aquellos eventos en internet. como hemos visto es muy peligroso >>> hay accidentes >>> hemos tenido a estas personas que han fallecido en diferentes accidentes. >> >>> votÓ no remover >>> comenzÓ el verano >>> el verano pasado a travÉs de la muerte de george floyd. >> les pedimos a ustedes que utilizan los fondos en entrenamiento y capacitaciÓn para trabajar con nuestros hijos y sean tratados con dignidad y en respeto igual que e

i suppose, kendis, no news is good news. >> claudio lavenga joining us from rome. the pope, 84 years old. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is back with us she's tracking elsa. hello again, janessa. >> hi, guys. we have hurricane warnings spreading out across cuba anidas they're currently tropical storm watches. in the next few hours i do expect them to go into warnings. regardlessof the intensity of this storm system, it will be a big-time flood threat. these are easily prone areas across the keys where we could see a storm surge of at least one to two feet in some areas. then on ton of that, an additional two to thre look, the heat's still in place for the desert southwest phoenix, 104 >>> also we haven't talked about the wind speeds. we'll talk about that coming up. >> very damaging as well janessa, thank you so much. >>> "early today" is back in two minutes with the world's richest man's retirement plans. >>> in it for the long haul. a woman crashes the parade on her tractor and winds up on the wrong side of the law. i stick on a fresh pad. boom! it's ready to

claudio, there are 1,500 people unaccounted for. that seems like so, so many.concern that those people are lost to us or could there be another reason why we're not hearing from some of those people? >> the local authorities are saying that they hope that a lot of those people are not accounted for and that they are not reachable because the telephone network went down in the whole area affected by the flooding. so there may be thousands of people who can bnt reached. and they don't know whether they're live or somewhere else or otherwise, they hope that many of those people, they were just not at home. maybe they were on holiday, they were away from the town. so it doesn't necessarily mean that of course, there will be hundreds more people, but certainly, there is a concern that the death toll may arise even further, kasie. >> all right, claudio lavanga for us in germany. thank you very much for that report. >>> coming up next. an increasingly desperate situation in cuba that is fueling a political debate in that country and here in the u.s. as well. n that co

. >>> claudio la vaughnia, and dr. john torres is with us. claudio, i want to start with you. bring us up to date on what we know. >> all we know is what we've been told by the vatican, the three lines taking everybody by surprise after he delivered his sunday prayer in front of the pilgrims here behind me. two hours later, they said the pole has been taken to the hospital for the divert particular stenosis. we didn't know anything about that condition or that the pope was several from that condition. what we know about the health concerns is he had a couple problems, one was sciatica, giving him movement problems, especially when we walks up and down stairs, and he's had to cancel some events, and the other problem he had since he was 20 years old. he had a lung infection and had to have part of a lung removed, but certainly that hasn't stopped him for all these years. we haven't had an update of the operation, if it's going, or if it's ended. the vatican haus promised to keep us updated. >> dr. torres, talk me through this, symptomatic diver particular stenosis of the colon.

joining us now, claudio lavanga from rome. claudio, good morning. what more do we know about this operation? >> reporter: good morning, phillip. well, all we know is what the vatican has been telling us so far, which is arguably not much. yesterday out of the blue they told us the pope was going to be taken to the hospital for surgery. what was surprising about that is only a couple of hours earlier he was delivering his traditional sunday prayer right behind me looking perfectly well they said it was a scheduled surgery. didn't get much more information apart from that it was for a diverticular stenosis which is a problem with the intestines. later on yesterday at about midnight after the operation they simply said, as you mentioned, that he reacted well. we are used to the vatican and the policy here being particularically cryptic when it comes to the health of popes, but this very short statement, of course, raises more questions than answers we don't know, of course, how long the pope is going to recover, stay in the hospital, how long it will t

va ser historia y el único problema es qué seguir ahorrando agua en mucho y dado con los incendios claudiode arrancar. el fútbol femenino y de los platillos fuertes las competencias solamente el partido en los estados unidos la selección a los estadounidenses 2017 don en los estados unidos. de todas las ediciones de 2016. de este partido. >>> (hablan en inglés) >>> y (hablan en inglés) >>> ahí escucharon áreas seleccionadas estadounidenses y reivindicarse contra la selección de sección también hay otros partidos el día de maÑana que arranque la actividad isco dos de las nuestras la selección están enfrentando la gran montaÑa por supuesto toda la cobertura de sus partidos y de los juegos olímpicos lo podrá disfrutar por la pantalla de telemundo 48 y toda nuestra plataformas digitales nos vemos maÑana un abrazo. (música). todavía nos quedándose 10 de julio por eso queremos recordarle que telemundo 48 están dando todo lo que tal estas escuelas. pueden sumarse cualquier tienda este mes ayuden a apoyar muchos estudiantes para que inicie el aÑo escolar y seguimos hablando en hechos ni de muchos

alex. >> yeah, claudio, it is extensive. them to find them. claudio lavanga, thank you so much. >>> i will see you again tomorrow at noon eastern. our coverage continues with joe fryer in for yasmin. ♪ ♪ >>> good afternoon. i'm joe fryer in for yasmin vossoughian. a lot going on today. the events of january 6th continue to reshape american politics, but we're still learning from that moment. even today, more than six months later. we will show you the new destruction, items stolen and how the next sentencing will shape what is in store for others facing legal trouble. >>> winning the hearts and minds of cuba. demonstrations inside and outside that communist island are happening right now with a familiar face we haven't seen since his retirement. we are on the ground in ha van vana with the layest. >>> plus another back and forth fight over daca, the program that shields those brought

let's go to claudio standing by in west germany for us. claudio, what are you seeing there?ted record-breaking rainfalls that caused the flooding, the sun is finally shining again. unfortunately, it is also shedding the light on the sheer devastation this flooding has caused. now, you can see behind me. that used to be a train station. now it is a pile of rubble with some car wreckage that was -- there's a car and behind it there's another couple of cars that were washed away from the flood and they ended up here. there's nothing left of this train station apart from the rails, also part of those have collapsed. in the distance there, i don't know whether you can see it, there used to be -- there are two enormous concrete pillars. that used to be a walkway to go from one part of the river to another. we just spoke to a resident here living just next to this live position. she told me that the r river, which is the river to my left, is usually the calmest, gentlest waterway, usually very shallow, up to the waist. very famous for germans who want to come and relax and take a w

nbc's claudio lavanga is in rome. how much of a surprise was this? >> uses my, it was a big surprise, especially to the pilgrims listening to the prayer from the pope, as you said. it was about nine hours ago when he was looking absolutely fine. at the end of the prayer, he said, as he always does, pray for me. he always says that, but this time i'm sure pilgrims will be playing a little harder. only two hours after that prayer, the vatican sent a surprise statement, the pope has been taken to a hospital where he's undergoing a scheduled surgery for what the condition is called diver particular stenosis. we learned that's a narrowing of the colon ar the pouching in the colon get infected, which can lead to intestinal blockage. that's probably what happened to the peep. the statement from the vatican was short and now when it comes to the vatican, we are used to cryptic messages, so you really need to read between the lines, or read the number of lines. there's only three lines, mean the vatican was trying to downplay the gravity of the situation. in

soñadores que a puño limpio buscan ganar la batalla a los problemas de salud por la falta de ejercicio claudio a la comunidad de san josé llevan meses haciéndolo todos los días tenemos que quemar las calorías cadauno lleva rumbos distintos el llegó este mundo deportivo cuando la crisis económica se agudizó terminó por instruirse de lleno para tener una manera más de ganarse la vida este deporte enseña mucho a tener confianza no solo practicary aprender cómo pelear hoy ambos se sienten motivados sabiendo que en materia de salud no queda mucho por delante vamos a lograr mucho aquí para la gente que quiere mantenerse en condición de salud porque esos son los dos factores que afectan mucho a la gente que tomaron el virus son conscientes de que la comunión necesita un impulso para cuidarse y ellos por su trabajos están dispuestos a darlos necesitan un empujón para seguir adelante >>> me voy a sentar aquí >>> una palabra resume todo eso, disciplina más fácil levantarse temprano >>> felicidades también a ellos el futuro de lionel messi está cada vez más claro veremos donde podría jugar el astro argen

. >>> claudio de la fuente nos trae su historia. >>> lina y david los une más que su amor. >>> el meacorriente en buscar la oportunidad en el centro de san josé. >>> lo más difícil sacar los permisos durante la pandemia y todo fue muy despacio, la gente tenía miedo, no había mucha gente al rededor. >>> todos los obstáculos nos dieron siempre de la mano, en equipo y mirando hacia adelante y se enfocan en conquistar más paladares día a día. >>> tenemos la confianza de que cada día va a ir mejorando. >>> tenemos un pastel de maracuyá. >>> tenemos diferentes tipos de sabores y cremas, diferentes complementos. >>> tenemos todo tipo de café con mezcla de caramelo, vainilla también express, capuchino. >>> intentan ofrecer sabores originales en cada producto que venden mientras disfrutan de compartir la misma motivación. >>> no hay que tener miedo al qué dirán y el que pasará también es importante tener los ingredientes necesarios y es ese reconocido pero uno siempre debe arriesgar se. >>> ahora labran juntos su camino al éxito. >>> a esos 46 sabores agregaría el sabor de la perseverancia. >

claudio, what's happening at this hour? >> reporter: hey, craig. continues, especially in this area. i'm about an hour's drive from the city of cologne. this is the worst affected area by the flooding. now you can see behind me,there are still days later vast areas of this part of germany that are still very much under water. erfstadt is just down the road where there is a rescue operation ongoing. as the local authority said, the problem there is that with the water receding, there is a massive and rapid they called underwashing of the houses and structures that are literally causing those houses to collapse. where is the problem? apart from the houses collapsing is there's a lot of people still in those houses. why? the local authorities say there's two reasons. either the people didn't leave their houses even though it was quite clear that this was a severe flooding and they underestimated the situation, or even worse, well, they say that some people may have returned to their houses this morning because, as you can see, it's not raining. it has

>> claudio covered a bit of it. as we get older the walls of our intestine can get weaker and form pouches. about 20% of people may see a blockage and then an inflammation and most times is due to an infection and in most cases can be handled by antibiotics and fluids. in more severe cases what you see is somebody who has had multiple episodes of diverticulitis or because there's a more severe complication because of the inflammation, maybe a perforation at that level of the intestine and an abscess. that's about 15% of the people require this surgery. what they do in those scenarios they take out that part of the colon that's inflamed. most people tolerate it well but it depends on the age of the patient and what the risk of the surgery is going to be. >> what's the typical recovery process like? >> right, i will say that in this case the pope is being taken to a medical center that actually has a history of providing care and a patient who has this type of surgery it depends on how invasive the surgery had to be.

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>> claudio lavanga in erfstadt, thank you so much.where a week of deadly protests have left a hundred people dead and thousands arrested. after jacob zuma. it's deployed 10,000 troops and requesting another 15,000. nbc's kelly cobiella joining us live from johannesburg. what is the government doing to respond? >> andrea, first off, they're making more arrests into why this started and how it started and deploying more troops adding to the 10,000 who are already on the streets and that's after a week of scenes in which it seemed as though police were overwhelmed and outnumbered in many cases. residents forced and business owners forced to defend their property on their own, in many, many cases, unsuccessfully in these two very heavily populated provinces in south africa. the south african president said that these -- this violence suggested anyway that the violence was deliberately provoked. he said that instigators wanted to spread instability and there had been a lot of reports in local press, unconfirmed by nbc news, that this was i

joining us on the ground claudio livonia. where does the search and rescue go from here? >> reporter: hey, hallie. we're standing in the most affected area which is very close to the city of cologne. this is where the villages have been reduced to rubble are. it started around here, the ones you were mentioning in the videos. many of these houses are built in the small villages, they are made of brick and timber and they could not withstand the sheer force of the water that was carrying with it a lot of debris, including of course trees. one of the villages is called erfstadt just three miles down the road. the police saying that this is the further we can do g because the flood is coming in, quickly receding, and then coming back in, and it is very, very dangerous indeed. so the point the local authority here in cologne especially erstadt warned on facebook there is a massive and rapid underwashing now of the houses and structures that could put the houses and structure at risk of collapsing and there are many, many people still stuck in those houses who are calling for

joining me with the latest is claudio lavagna. we see the green passes.t really looks like it does. it is very effective especially if you look at the experiences here in italy and in france. in france, when president macron announced restrictive measures for people who are not vaccinated and they will not be allowed to go inside indoor places, or indoor public places, there was a massive boost to the vaccination campaign, 3.7 million new requests for a vaccination in the week after the announcement. the same thing happened here in italy, when mario draghi announced similar measurements there be implemented in italy starting august the 6th, a couple weeks from now, another boost in vaccination campaign here in italy as much as 200% more requests for vaccinations came along especially in the age group among the youth. so it seems to be really effective, stephanie. >> 3.7 million people, that's a a lot more people than we see out there protesting. we want to do fun stuff in get the vaccine. we know here in the u.s., vaccine hesitancy is tied to politics. in

so they're all the factors that are contributing to these processes which are nationwide. claudio koto is a political scientist and he's associate professor of the good to you, vargas foundation. he says both and out of support continues to decline. what do we have is a continuous last lose call? s political support for the president, at least one 4th of the population, the student evaluating will stiffly or give hymns as political support even on the streets. but it's going down. and even when we consider the political class, there is also a decreasing his political support among the political pleasant. so it gets even more costly for him to keep the support among the congressmen. he still has several support at the congress and seems as necessary to obtain the least 2 terms of the vote, both in the house and in this, at the senate. and also now to have at least 40 percent of the support of the seeds, both in the house and the senate. it's impossible today to have those impeachment advancing to day. the demonstrations on the street are predominantly demonstrations of the political lef

amnesty international security lab is run by claudio guarnieri, one of the world experts on cyber securitydo make an important point, andrea, that we were reliant on the work they were doing and that is why we got both their methodology and the sample of their forensics on devices peer reviewed by citizen lab, which is a research group very well respected at the university of toronto and they concluded that their methods were sound. i mean, were you concerned yourselves, paul, as you were dealing with this, that your own phones were being hacked? how do you even go about talking to people if you feel that their phones have been compromised? i just wonder what are the nuts and bolts of that conversation? how do you actually reach out to somebody when you think that their phone has been hacked? it is incredibly hard. you have to have a face—to—face meeting and doing that in the midst of a pandemic is even more difficult. logistically speaking, i think this is probably the hardest project that i have ever been involved in. when talking to colleagues, when talking to editors here at the guardi

claudio, thank you so much. >>> now to the other top stories we are following today. first at the white house, where in just a matter of hours, 1,000 people will gather on the south lawn for an independence day barbecue and fireworks display. the event will cap off a weekend of the administration celebrating a return to normalcy. >> and this year, not only will we celebrate our independence, we will celebrate our nation's resilience. because this year, america is coming back together. >> the question is president biden declaring independence from the virus too soon in the white house has fallen just shy of its goal to have 70% ofall adults with at l o dosf the vaccine. today that number currently stands at 67%. concerns are growing about the unvaccinated as the more transmissible dealta variant spreads. a new poll from the washington, d.c. and abc news those 20% of americans say they will definitely not get the shot. most hesitant group being republicans. 47% say they are not likely to get vaccinated. over on capitol hill, new reaction today from congressman jim clybu

claudio lavanga, thank you so much. >>> i will see you again tomorrow at noon eastern. our coverage continues with joe fryer in for yasmin. ♪ ♪ >>> good afternoon. i'm joe fryer in for yasmin vossoughian. a lot going on today. the events of january 6th continue to reshape american politics, but we're still learning from that moment. even today, more than six months later. we will show you the new destruction, items stolen and how the next sentencing will shape what is in store for others facing legal trouble. >>> winning the hearts and minds of cuba. demonstrations inside and outside that communist island are happening right now with a familiar face we haven't seen since his retirement. we are on the ground in ha van vana with the layest. >>> plus another back and forth fight over daca, the program that shields those brought to the u.s. illegally as children. how a new ruling is putting pressure on congress and the biden administration to come up with a permanent fix if they want to continue the program. >>> we begin this hour with breaking news about an alleged plot to

an entire house in a place about six hours away from >> joining us now is nbc news correspondent claudiocess look like right now? >> hi, erin. while the search for the hundreds of people still reported limiting continues here. only an hour ago right here behind me this is a railroad. or at least it used to be. the police were combing through the rubble. with wooden sticks, literally looking for bodies. they were also looking into the many wrecked cars. you can see that have been washed away. we see a few of them behind me. they were only looking for bodies, they're also looking for anything flammable. potentially dangerous material. or gasoline, before the heavy machinery is brought in here. and in many other parts of western germany. to clear out all of this rubble. with the skies clearing and the sun shining, we'll know the extent of the damage. of the devastation that was left behind by the floods. so, it's not only those cars and the wreckage is you're seeing. let me show you what's right next to me. this is enough uprooted tree. we've seen so many of those all over. over there on th

> estamos haciendo una escena donde se cumple el sueÑo de valentina de hacer su amor realidad con claudioon cantar el tema de la novela. >> el hecho de que ellos dijeran que sÍ, me hizo sentirme segura, me brindÓ seguridad en lo que quiero hacer toda mi vida y no voy a descansar hasta lograrlo. >> el poeta del pueblo se convirtiÓ asÍ en una especie de Ángel guardiÁn. >> pues sÍ, creo que es padrÍsimo el legado que dejÓ, que a pesar de que ya no estÁ, sigue impulsando talentos, talentos que estÁn en busca de conseguir lo que algÚn dÍa consiguiÓ mediante mucho trabajo y esfuerzo creo que esto habla de que era una gran persona. >> inmejorable el momento personal y y laboral que atraviesa el actress, estÁ feliz por el Éxito de la telenovela que protagoniza y ademÁs, por fin revelÓ que hay una persona que estÁ tocando las puertas de su corazÓn. >> sÍ, hay varios el doctor. pues sÍ, por allÍ hay algo.ya les contarÉ. >> fue entrevistada en el marco de su nombramiento como embajadora de una fundaciÓn que ofrece tratamiento contra el cÁncer de mama, lo que viviÓ al lado de su madre quien en dos oc

ahorita venimos de la mano de claudio aguilar. >> leonardo serÁ uno de los galanes.tor estelar interpreta a Álvaro un hombre que tendrÁ decisiones equivocadas. danilo: nombre que puede cometer errores. le gustan mucho las mujeres. tiene un motivo para todo. creo que en la vida de los seres humanos no somos perfectos. todos cometemos errores. pero creo que lo que importa y la intenciÓn es que haces las cosas danilo no . estoy muy contento. me despierto con una sonrisa. estoy bien. tengo ahorita otra vez paz. >> eso suena bonito. en pronto volverte a ver con alejandra robles gil. televisa espectÁculos. ricardo escobar. alan: muchas felicidades a los protagonistas. los esperaremos en univisiÓn. >> ver a danilo siempre es un gusto. >> ¿estÁ soltero danilo? alan: estÁ soltero. >> ¿porque hiciste el comentario? >> se ve bien y multifacÉtico. alan: se ve bien como sea el condenado. raÚl: imagÍnense tÚ y yo. majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tu