. >>> la obra se llama macario, de teatrovisión con nosotros maría elisa alvarado, la directora artísticamuertos, qué mejor momento de traer esta obra, de qué se trata macdario. >>> macario es la historia de un leñador muy muy pobre que tiene hambre y ha tenido hambre toda la vida y llega al punto que seinte que está viviendo sin ningún integridad y decide que ya no puede comer, si no puede comer un pavo entero, ya no voy a comer, entonces, eso es como se abre el cuento y es un poco de la producción. >>> hay música, hay baile, hay de todo. >>> hay de todo, es de as obras más grandes de teatrovisión, tenemos más de 33 artistas en escenario, incluyendo músicos y actores y es una obra que refleja valores universales, como de la familia y de la humanidad pero también el valor de qué soy capaz de hacer por conseguir lo que quiero, es el caso de macario, en un contexto muy mágico y colorido. >>> y cómo se relaciona el día de los muertos con macario. >>> uno de los personajes principales de la obra es la muerte y para los latinos la muerte no es el personaje de halloween que asusta, para nosotro

the order for opening statements was selected by a drop first is elisa stefanik.nik: thanks for the opportunity for today's debate. i also want to take a moment that while congress ottman owens and i will disagree i commend them for his public service and constituents services representing the 21st district. i am elisa stefanik born and raised in upstate new york tonight europe and a small business family where i learned the challenges of creating jobs in today's economy. philosophers member to graduate from college and then worked in washington for six years to focus on public policy. i chose to move from to the north country to help the small business of the family and then i announced my candidacy for congress to try running because washington is broken we desperately need more ideas and a new generation of leadership to focus on creating jobs to save the economy in the north country with their constitutional the raises specially the second amendment and also that common-sense health care reforms to put you in charge of your health care i look forward to the ne

elisa, start. a bloody business for $200, please. silvia. what is the electric chair? nope. alex? what is the guillotine? guillotine, yes. he was a frenchman. a bloody business, $400, please.

. >> asÍ si lo recordÓ la diseÑadora elisa moratÓ. >> en sus raÍces las lleva con Él aunque ha tras poblados en santo domingo tambiÉn llevarÁ su nombre. >> que santo domingo tenga una calle con su nombre no es un homenajes una deuda de gratitud, un acto de justicia a la grandeza de la renta. >> no sÓlo serÁ recordado por su elegancia, calidad humana y por poner el nombre de dominicana en alto, sino tambiÉn por las incontables labores humanitarias que realizÓ especialmente favor de la niÑez desfavorecida. los organizadores de dominicana moda se reunirÁn para determinar si antes de la clausura que serÁ este prÓximo sÁbado se realizará un homenaje al grande Óscar de la renta. >>fue un embajador de la linda repÚblica dominicana muchos preguntan cÓmo continuarÁ su legado se hunde andrea polanco no sÓlo en bares ocasiones entrevistas a Óscar de la renta, sino a su hijo adoptivo. >> asÍ es, pamela yo tuve la oportunidad de entrevistar a Óscar de la renta. en varias ocasiones una de ellas fue estuvo hablando de su hijos adoptivo y moisÉs de la renta que en ese entonces cuando lo entrevistamos hace

. >>> back by popular demand here in the south bay area with me on "comunidad del valle" is elisa, artistic director, and the director of the play. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> well we have some images that we're going to show. we're going to show an entire clip in just a bit. but tell us about the beautiful play. >> well, i'm going to ask rodrigo to talk a little bit about that. but i just want to say that we're very, very proud of this production. it's a celebration of our 30th anniversary, and we feel that it's really returning to our roots in a lot of ways with involving community people, a lot of children, as well as actors that have been for a long time. >> are you surprised people wanted this back? >> yes, they loved it last year. we want to make it an annual trad mission san jose. >> tell us about that. >> well, this show is a very unique show it's definitely the biggest production ever for teatro vision and especially we are involving community members as part of the presentation of the show. and it's a show that speaks to all the audiences, regardless

. >> hello my name is elisa moss and have been a resident of the mission for nine years.i checked out all of san francisco and i really liked all of the diversity that was there and the community and the families. and this the first time i have come out to be part of the community and stand here with these young men. it's wonderful to see them stand up for their parks and have time where they feel safe. i had that as a kid and saved me -- i would be dead if i didn't have that. and i am going to continue to fight and to hope to keep this -- not fight, but to work together with the community and figure out what we can do to bring everyone together, so it's not me against you or them against us, but everyone working together and playing together, and trying to be a community. that is why i came to san francisco. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ reading speakers' names ] anyone who would like to speak that has not filled out a blue card, whether you are upstairs or in this room if you could line up against the wall here and we'll make sure that you get to speak. >> hi.

elisa, start. can i have the tv business for $200, please? sara. what is prime time? you've got it. we go with the tv business for $400, please?

of people know about it, not a lot of doctors know about it, so it's important to raise awareness elisa lipnick is living with lupus first diagnosed in 2010 i had extreme fatigue, joint pain while she still lives with the disease she joined more than two- thousand others as part of the annual 'walk to end lupus now' lupus is an autoimmune disease that attacks the immune system but it's all about fighting back according to those with the lupus foundation of america an estimated 1.5 million people live with the disease. while no cure, clearly there is strength in numbers being here you see the support from everybody, that's what keeps you going today's walk in san francisco raised more than 200-thousand dollars in donations. money that will towards awareness and research - a hope a cure is just around the corner my mom has to help meit took away a lot of my independence if you missed a day's walk but would still like to donate you can still do that coming up at eight. a c--h-p chief is speaking out about a nude picture scandal in northern california. what he had to say about the allegatio

the one thing we did hear is elisa harrington, she's at 20th and mission.ody in the mission district got shot in the arm. nonlife-threatening injuries fortunately. we're hoping nothing gets crazy out of hand here. >> most people, nine out of ten, are just there to have a good time. the old thing, so far we haven't seen people behaving inappropriately. the giants pull off an amazing seventh game win over the kansas city royals. something that hasn't been done at an away game, when you're not home, since i think 1979. >> yeah, i believe that is correct. we saw the giants celebrating in their locker room in kansas city. our wayne freedman is there as well as mike schuman. it hasn't been this quiet leaving kaufman stadium the whole series they've been there. obviously people are sad. of course, the giants are happy. >> fun for us. you feel for the royals fan. from what i understand, by the way, management will be bringing champagne into the studio here. >> that must be happening, right? >> our reporter is giving us the okay. >> right. >> all seriousness, what a

elisa is concerned that the virus will reach her. >> i think it's frightening.of down playing it but the fact that it's here and it's spreading. >> reporter: fueling her fares, the ebola scare today. a student told her teacher she and her family may have been exposed to ebola. the student leader recanted her story. >> when we hear on the news about schools closing and schools being disinfected and there's absolutely no basis and there's zero risk in those situations. and so people are one needlessly worried because they're out of school. >> reporter: and people heading to hospitals because they're afraid they have ebola symptoms. she says a lot of the heightened anxiety has to do with the virus being deadly and also misinformation. the virus is not airborne and does not spread like the measles do. the only way to get it is by close contact with an ebola patient's body fluids. >> everybody needs to be aware but i don't think we need to be panic -- panicked because people are sneezing or getting sick in the area. >>> on ktvu.com we have posted a special section on

and this grew out of then ftc chairman janet kautsky's labeling of that elisa's use as super wi-fi. the irony being, it was neither super or wi-fi at the time he said it. so for those of you who are not steeped in the technology, wi-fi is a technology that began many years ago. it has also now migrated into the five gigahertz band. in effect of the latest iteration of technology is exclusively designed for the five kidder hertz and? why? because the technology that it uses requires a very wide channels to deliver high throughput, throughput that is an excess of a gigabit per second. how wide the those channels? eighty mhz wide or 160 mhz wide. now, that is super wi-fi. that is the super part of it the television ban, they are not unusual, and one can certainly as a technologist designer radius system for that, but you do not have much our license spectrum's available in the big -- what we call the big nfl cities. you may just have six mhz or nine. so what do you do with 6 megahertz of spectrum in a technology his latest iteration is adr 160? their is a little bit of a mismatch. and

. >> Él invitÓ a elisa a que vaya al concierto. >> y lo de ana kournikova. >> ella tiene novio. >> deberÍa birmania! >> quÉ bonitas las banderas de nuestros paÍses! >> mira birmania! >> "despierta amÉrica" te ayuda a ti, vamos con nuestro segmento de migraciÓn. >> como cada comienzo de semana comenzamos con el pie derecho para ofrecer ayuda de migraciÓn, saludos a mario lobo. >> es mi asistente legal. >> escuchemos el testimonio de elida lobato, necesita legalizar el estatus de su esposo ya que teme por su vida. >> no me gustarÍa que me pase algo y mi niÑa se tenga que quedar sola, yo quiero que ella siempre es al lado de su padre. tenÍa dos meses de nacida yo me enferme, el tumor estaba presionando mi cerebro, yo venÍa con los mismos síntomas, los dolores de cabeza, las pÉrdidas de memoria, y siempre era lo mismo, pensaba que en cualquier momento no iba a regresar a casa. durante ese tiempo harry era el que veÍa a la niÑa. y ellos relacionaron una relaciÓn muy estrecha, porque Él era el que la cambiaba, le daba de comer, la llevaba al hospital. en el 2013 escuchamos que habÍan muchas hist