tijera mairyn villanueva y susana gonzalez se pasan de hipocritas y hoy son las mejores amigas >> edith gonzalez vuelve a comprobar que habla con la prensa solo cuando le conviene.>> ' gloria trevi recibe nuevo año con nuevo look >> además crecen los rumores de que maríana seaone anda tras los huesitos de un viejo amor >> y les contaremos cuales han sido los casos más sonados en la farándula que comience ya esta tijera que viene más agresiva que la mamá de ana bárbara enfrentándose a los medios (música) >> muy buenas tardes a todos, hoy en la tijera tenemos imaginees de mairyn villanueva y susana gonzalez como buenas amigas después de que hace tres años, lucharan como gatas por el amor de eduardo santamaria >> y bienvenidos. >> ahora comenzamos de inmediato con al vecina >> el guero cristian castro tiembla, cuando le preguntan por una ex.>> y edith gonzalez comprueba que solo habla con los medios cuando le conviene >> y gloria trevi comienza año nuevo con look nuevo >> plutarco arremete con su ex pareja.>> y comenzamos con maríana saeonae y adolfo angel, porque ellos están de boca en bo

this one is from a woman named edith may. edith may was 39 years old when she wrote this, and the lived on a tumble-down farm, and she was concerned she wouldn't be eligible for the gift because the wasn't in canton proper. some of these pages are eight or nine pages long. the those days there were no therapy groups. people didn't go to psychologists and they didn't unburden themselves to their spouses because they didn't went to add that weight to what their spouses or children were carrying, and this was the first release they had to speak of what was on their minds. that being said, this was from edith may, written december 18, 1933, the same day the ad came out. and she had three young children. they lived on this farm, and she wrote: maybe i shouldn't write to you, not living right in cap ton, but for some time i have been wanting to know somebody who could give me some help. we have known better days. four years ago, we were getting $135 a month for milk. they had milk cows. now, saturday, we got 12. this 12 has to go a

this one is from a woman named edith mae. edith mae was 39 years old when she wrote this. and she lived on a tumbledown farm outside of canton, and she was a little concerned as you hear that she might not qualify or be eligible for this gift because she wasn't in canton proper it and this is what she wrote. i'm not going to read the whole letter. some of these letters by the way are eight, nine pages long. and in those days, there were no therapy groups. people didn't go to psychiatrists and psychologists, and they didn't unburden themselves even to their spouses because they didn't want to add that way to what their spouse or the children were tearing. so they kept it bottled up inside. and this offer by b. virdot in many ways was the first release that they had to speak of what was on their mind. but that being said this was from edith mae it was written december 18, 1933, the same day that the ad came out and she had three young children and lived on his farm, and she wrote, mr. b. virdot, maybe i shouldn't write to you, not living right in canton but for some time i h

edith north rogers along with eleanor roosevelt had put the fear of god into the navy admirals back in december of 1941. so the navy supported the bill that passed, and it was signed into law on 30, july, 1942. now, guiding the creation of these new women's military branches was the women's advisory council. members of the -- they were civilian educators who represented the five sister colleges which included mount holyoke college in south hadley, massachusetts, and snook college in northampton, massachusetts, where women marines and women accepted for voluntary emergency service were trained. the women of the advisory council were some of the brightest and most well educated women in the country. the chairman of the council was virginia gildersleeve, dean of varner college who was overheard at one point in the deliberations regarding the acceptance of women in the navy, she said: now, if navy could possibly have used dogs or ducks or monkeys, either of those certain admirals -- the older admirals -- would certainly have greatly preferred them to women. [laughter] in november of 1942,

his wife -- his second wife was edith g-golf.she was a widow, formally mirrored to a jeweler and she had the money. she married wilson in 1916 coach of coach of the same year the policy was built and there is a state-of-the-art house for a time. set up electricity, and elevator and so on. the key reason why he edith bought this house here was really for her husband, was in the waning days of his presidency, he had a massive stroke. during that time he was try to sell for trivia for side to the country was on a road tour, trying to get the country to throw its weight behind the treaty of versailles that ended world war i and ultimately the senate voted that down martial because of the league of nations. during the time he suffered a massive stroke. for about nine months, he was incapacitated and his wife, edith to factor became the during the time because she limited access to her husband. anyone who wants to see, the president had to go through her.her -- her doctor or through her. so she really limited presidents accessor to oth

in 1941, the battle was joined again pleading with edith robert from massachusetts one of nine women in congress at that time wrote and presented the bill on christmas eve, 1941, to include women as a permanent part of the united states army. to say congresswoman of rogers received cooperation from a large part of the army and the united states congress is putting it mildly. members of congress rose to object to the real ideas taking women into the united states military with statements such as i think it is the reflection upon the courageous man who'd of the country that passed the law in fighting women to join in the armed forces in order to win a battle. it translates and in the vernacular, this would be damaging to the image of man by saying they need the help of women in things masculine. take the women into the armed services who then what do the cooking, washing, the humble tasks that every woman has deal with it herself. translation, who will take care of the men and the children of the women go into the military the of the humiliation, what has become of the manhood of ameri

[applause] edith drove over from baltimore. i also want to thank the many publishers who have great respect to carla contributed to this occasion. and so at the state, which i hope you will, for drinks and food. remember that it's penguin, harpercollins, simon & schuster, norton perseus, random house and macmillan who are all providing today. [applause] thanks so much. about 10 years into the life of politics and prose, carla arrived one morning and announced that david, that is carla's husband who will be talking later, david says edward the world's greatest approximate errors and she delivered that. she pronounced out with such great pleasure, maybe in part because karla thrived on hyperboles. [laughter] but also because she thought david had articulated and other facile at a very synergy. and so, then we had come as i recollect, an interesting0ú conversation about our partnership. one crucial ingredient is our ability to tolerate a lot of in the air, always knowing at least one was going to drop. perfection was never a quali

edith head. 50 years of costume designs in hollywood. ithk at this photo of the elizabeth taylor. >> she w >> she was called one of the prettiest women you've ever ettiest wome she sure is. elliott harper get ready. barbie. through all the years. a time line showing barbie going through everything. she's got a cruise ship, a few convertibles. ive sisters. we show barbie through the ages. ,> your girls are going to love that. >> this does nothing for your iys? >> no, it doesn't, they're like -- this one, this is one of those books that are so heavy and beautiful on the coffee able. it's called "earth from above." it's it's full of beautiful images taken from above. bis is an ice breaker. there's lots of images like breaker. but look at the artistic -- >> is that a photograph? like huh. it's spectacular. this the book is loaded with images. just think it's one of those ones that you put out and people images.umb through. the ant course, is the o myology to my family. the boys will be jumping up and boys will be hopefully, they're sleeping in this morning. there's that great photo. l

eddie marnay was a french lyricist who wrote five of my french albums and he also wrote for edith piafbra streisand and other wonderful singers. we wanted our boys to grow and say you know, we're named after wonderful people. so that's -- >> larry: early in your pregnancy, it was triplet, right? >> yes, there was three baby, that's right, yes. and nature took its course. and one little baby just decided to step back to give the two others a chance to survive very well. and you never want to have -- wanting to make a choice -- to make a decision if something goes wrong, for example, with a pregnancy, you never want to be put, like, forward and have to take a decision and put an end to something. so if there was -- the doctor said to me, if was something wrong, you know sometimes the baby decides by itself and nature takes its course and it puts an end to it. we don't know what happened. we're not trying to find out. one little baby decided to step back. you just have to look forward. but you still miss -- i still think about the one that stepped back and just is not here today. you alwa

edith was talking about the issue of caucasians in african countries. really kind of shows the aftermath of globalization, that when you basically are moving populations around, every country is experiencing lots of newcomers, and everywhere that is a big controversy in that home nation. host: next up is omar in alexandria, virginia. omar is also an immigrant. caller: i want to ask mr. west what he thinks will happen in the next two years with the obama administration regarding comprehensive immigration over fall -- overhaul. host: where are you from? caller: pakistan. host: how long have you been in the united states? caller: about two years now. host: are you a naturalized citizen? caller: yes. guest: there are many different aspects of the status quo that aggravate people and create a lot of discontent, and so people who have been pushing for immigration reform have suggested we need a comprehensive measure of the kind impose them all of these things together. tougher border enforcement, workplace enforcement, easing a complication and of course is t

a sus 45 aÑos edith gonzÁlez se casÓ con lorenzo lazo a tres meses de perder a su segundo hijo. >> enias. >> traiganme uno, no sean malos, hombres, quÉ les cuesta? vamos a la informaciÓn. los estados unidos busca la extradiciÓn de un mÉdico argentino que estÁ en el centro de un escÁndalo en una universidad de california. el 3 de noviembre fue detenido en la capital de mÉxico segÚn las autoridades estadounidenses hace 15 aÑos Él y otro médico fueron acusados de robar Óvulos de un centro de reproducciÓn. >> estÁn probando una opciÓn quirÚrgica para las personas que roncan fuertemente. un dispositivo tipo marcapasos que envÍa un estímulo elÉctrico a la lengua para que no bloquee la respiraciÓn durante el sueÑo. es comÚn en gente con sobrepeso y hombres en edad mediana. >> las autoridades de la capital mexicana han lanzado una campaÑa para los conductores que manejan bajo el efecto del alcohol. comenzÓ el 16 de diciembre y finalizarÁ el prÓximo 7 de enero. >> pero no solo es peligroso mezclar el alcohol y el timÓn de un vehÍculo o el volante, enviar mensajes de texto a la vez es mortal ta