contreras or mr.abcock or professor osenga, any of you can answer, but why aren't we trying to get to that? is it just so cut and dried, mr. chair, that we have to pick a winner and loser here? is there any thought process to bridge in the middle ground? >> nobody else seems to want to jump in. i will say that it would create a different burden, but i don't think it creates an additional burden to show a working. >> the reason i was asking is mr. babcock talked about if we had created more of a sense that people were going to be able to assert their intellectual property rights, then we would have more people investing earlier. and wouldn't that create an environment where the people who are incentive to invest earlier would then be able to invest in defending the intellectual property if it got that point in the life cycle? does that make any sense to you all because i'm kind of a project guy. do you understand what i'm talking about? i thought what i heard you say, mr. babcock, is that one of the re

¡ana brenda contreras! carlos: ¡sÍ! martha: no, quÉ maravilla.aria nacida en texas, pero que ha hecho su vida y carrera en mÉxico. desde su debut en la telenovela barrera de amor, hasta sus participaciones estelares en melodramas como sortilegio, teresa, o la que no podÍa amar, demostrÓ su talento para interpretar personajes de gran carÁcter. tambiÉn ha dejado huella en el cine, actuando en cintas como cabeza de buda y divina confusiÓn. en teatro, ranastacia demostrÓ su increÍble voz en musicales como mentiras y el hombre de la mancha. ha saltado tambiÉn al mundo de las series en proyectos como mujeres asesinas y dynasty. dueÑa de un enorme talento, ranastacia es ana brenda contreras. ana brenda: te amo. asÍ yo, ranastacia y yo, literal en... miau, miau, miau, miau. te amo. anahÍ: quÉ hermosa. omar: veo que todo el mundo estÁ impresionado. ¿a poco no te las olÍas asÍ un poquito? omar: no, no, no. ana brenda: a que sÍ, un poquito. omar: no, yo pensÉ que era angelique boyer. carlos, amigo, yo dije: "va a saber". martha: oye, yo me las olÍ con lo de

emocionada y feliz se encuentra la actriz mexicana ana brenda contreras.rÁ para mayo un varÓn. la artista perdiÓ un bebe en septiembre. le deseamos bendiciones en esta etapa. se compromete la actriz selena gÓmez. compartiÓ por redes sociales fotos del bello diamante que le regalÓ su novio, benny blanco, con quien lleva un aÑo de noviazgo. felicidades, enhorabuena. en mÉxico abrieron las puertas del rancho para recordar a vicente fernÁndez. lograron entrevistar a la viuda del artista. buenas tardes. reportera: gracias, buenas tardes. en este momento danzantes prehispÁnicos se encuentran al pie de la tumba de vicente fernÁndez como un homenaje que le hace a su difunto esposo, tambiÉn a la virgen de guadalupe de quien vicente era devoto. vicente junior siempre ha sido accesible con la prensa. estuvieron hablando y tomando fotografÍas, sobre todo con doÑa" cuquita". uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos fue cuando vicente junior saliÓ a cantar con uno de los dos mariachis que ha estado aquÍ al pie de la tumba. escuchemos que dijo con respecto al disco que su esposo

anna contreras has been coming to this location for a meal once a week for the past two years. >> fort's a company. good company. nice music, very good food. and don't feel alone. >> martha's kitchen has been able to provide 2.4 million meals this year. out of their 65 locations that stretch from sunnyvale down to watsonville. they've been at this willow street location in san jose for 45 years. >> sadly, we are looking for a new space because we've really outgrown this parish hall that we operate out of. >> this year, they rescued 900,000 pounds of surplus food from grocery stores or catering companies that would have otherwise gone to the landfill. executive director bill lee said they're seeing more families in need of ready made meals because they're struggling with finances and energy. >> you may have a family where dad is working two full time jobs, and mom's working a full time job, and no one has the energy to actually cook properly and take care of the family. >> sylvia rodriguez has been going to martha's kitchen twice a week for the past 25 years. familia rodriguez says she

anna contreras has been coming to this location for a meal once a week for the past two years. >> for it's a company. good company. nice music, very good food. and don't feel alone. >> martha's kitchen has been able to provide 2.4 million meals this year. out of their 65 locations that stretch from sunnyvale down to watsonville. they've been at this willow street location in san jose for 45 years. >> sadly, we are looking for a new space because we've really outgrown this parish hall that we operate out of. >> this year, they rescued 900,000 pounds of surplus food from grocery stores or catering companies that would have otherwise gone to the landfill. executive director bill lee said they're seeing more families in need of ready made meals because they're struggling with finances and energy. >> you may have a family where dad is working two full time jobs, and mom's working a full time job, and no one has the energy to actually cook properly and take care of the family. >> sylvia rodriguez has been going to martha's kitchen twice a week for the past 25 years. familia rodriguez says s

. >> you know, as part of your investigation, you spoke with francisco contreras, director of the stateou know, we always ask them why, why risk their children, and they always tell us, they would rather die here in this river than back in their home countries. what does this tell us about the desperation of people crossing the border? >> they're here with many migrants i've spoken to who said i wanted to leave my country, i wanted to leave my family, i wanted to leave my culture. people leave for many overlapping reasons. we can't -- the most basic thing is to migrate. in some case it's oppression from a political or because of their identities. sometimes it's, you know, just i can't feed my child. having spent time in venezuela and seen some of these things myself, you know, these people have decided that their future cannot be in venezuela, and the united states is the next viable option in their minds. >> yeah, and in the last 25 years, just in venezuela alone, more than seven, 8 million venezuelans have left. many, about 700,000 have come to the united states, but that's just the e

fue su amiga ana brenda contreras. fue con su esposo.nnifer lÓpez. me gusta. alan: me gusta. estarÍa sensacional. taÑa: tenemos mucho mÁs. ya de regreso. estamos perfectos. se nota. [risas] alan: lo que se ve no se pregunta. [risas] vamos contigo, mac. maria: vamos con las noticias. el paÍs se prepara para el funeral oficial que despedirÁ con honores a jimmy carter que falleciÓ este domingo como les hemos informado a sus 100 aÑos de edad. saludamos aquÍ en vivo a la casa al analista polÍtico para resaltar el legado del premio nobel de la paz. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. nos vamos directo. paso del anonimato a ser un gobernador que querÍa ser presidente para hacerlo. quÉ destacarÍa si tÚ? >> dejo una de la huella mÁs grandes que fueron los arduos cuando hablamos de egipto—— acuerdos cuando hablamos de egipto e israel. en un paÍs Árabe habÍa reconocido a israel como paÍs. dio un paso muy grande. fue clave para asegurarse que ambos paÍses sintieron que pudieron llevar este acuerdo el cual bien dÍa todavÍa no tenemos. a quedado un