mañana se va a abrir la fonda doña cuca. no, pero ¿cómo "la fonda", doña cuca?, no sé, "cuca's bistrots". ¿se imaginan? ¿"bits" qué? bis-bistrots, carnal. a ver si te acuerdas de todo lo que está en la lista. ¿qué es lo más primero que tenemos que comprar? unos tacos de barbacoa. a poco doña cuca te encargó tacos de barbacoa. no, es para nosotros. ¿apoco no tienes hambre? ay, la neta sí, carnal. (♪♪) (♪♪) esto no es solo una vacuna. (♪♪) esto es bienestar a la mano... (♪♪) para aquellos que tienen planes. (♪♪) recibe tu vacuna contra la gripe y otras vacunas en una sola visita. (♪♪) programa en línea hoy. (♪♪) ♪zyrtec♪ comienza a actuar desde la primera hora. y es 2x más fuerte cuando lo tomas otra vez al día siguiente. para que ellos puedan ser... los esteros felices. seamos más que nuestras alergias. dile zy a tu día™ a ver, ahí te va. Órale. oiga, oiga, disculpe. fíjese que ando buscando trabajo. ¿no sabe de alguien aquí en el mercado, que necesite una persona para que le ayude? mira, vítor. aguánteme tantito, ¿no? ¡sí, claro! ¡vítor, vítor! te estoy diciendo

fonda has spent decades fighting human rights. jane fonda climate pac, a national effort to elect and support who she calls climate champions is the berkeley playhouse, has updated the well-loved show kinky boots to offer a new contemporary interpretation of the musical in the original script, the protagonist is a drag queen, and in the berkeley playhouse rendition, she's a trans woman. the change was made to make the story relatable to a new audience, sharing the musical's message of acceptance. we talked with the star of the show earlier today on the floor about how audiences are loving this portrayal of the character for it was just interesting to hear that coming from people that they actually see the changes. they're noting it, they're appreciating it, and they're there following the line as well, because we didn't like make a note about it and be like, hey, just so y'all know, i'm playing a trans woman. i just a drag queen. it was like, no, we're just going to tell the story and its authenticity and they pick it up and it's

i mean, you're going up against, with jane fonda and ralph nader say as well. absolutely. uh, but you know, i admire the both of them doing much for what they did to mr. nate are brought to our attention to automobile safety and seat belts and so forth. and jane is an advocate passion and advocates against vietnam. and i am myra courage and i supported her all the way through. but she's dead wrong on nuclear energy. and so is ralph nader and there's no reason to, to, to harbor these mess. we have to move on because the last, the life of the plan is at stake. so this is far more important than the protests against it. and that goes back to the 19 seventy's and eighty's. of course, things have changed so much and so we didn't even know about climate change when people were easily protesting nuclear power among them. i didn't protest, but i was, i went along with and i said, okay, they may have appointments. we don't need nuclear power, but that was back in 8070. we now know that we need clean energy because the atmosphere is poisoning itself. and we don't know how badly this

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. >> jane fonda sending in her congrats. >> give my love and a big hug to rosalynn. >> martin sheen, who played a president on tv passing along this message from one president to another. >> and happy birthday, president carter. >> the carter library has solicited, well wishes from celebrities and from anyone else looking to share what carter means to them. >> your life has been an inspiration. >> thank you for your lifetime service. >> thank you for your always compassion, grace and love of humanity. >> since entering hospice in february, the nobel peace prize winner has all but withdrawn from public life. but he and his wife of more than 75 years, rosalynn, made a rare public appearance last weekend at the peanut festival in their hometown in plains, georgia. peanuts still playing a big role in the former president's life. one person close to carter recently quipped that peanut butter ice cream keeps carter going. but carter's grandson has another theory. >> i think the thing that's always kept him going is my grandmother and that love story that they have that has now gone on for

new at 11:00, actor and activist jane fonda receiving a prestigious award in the bay area. >> she wasudge steinbeck in the souls of the people award. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> does that happen everywhere you go? >> huh? >> does that happen everywhere you go? >> no. it's san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! >> accepting the award during a climate run program in san francisco yesterday. in her book of climate activism, she spoke about the themes of steinbeck's grapes of wrath and instilled the need for justice, freedom and equality. previous winners include bruce springsteen, sean penn and rachel maddow. >> the national toy hall of fame. this year's nominees include 12 finalists, baseball card, battle ship, bingo, bop it, c patch kids, connect four, the ken doll, nerf toys and teenage mutant ninja turtles. that's the short list. fans can vote on their favorite from now through wednesday on the national museum of plays website which houses the hall of fame. those inductees will be announced in november at an event in rockchester, new york. >> what a memory. get the kids to go outside today. it

fonda shouldn't be uh military, supposedly, well, shouldn't be active military, but at least he couldike that, but from a point of view, but from a point of view from the civilian point of view, reznikov stole something there, he was transferred there to another job, also abroad. so this is the main principle of the ukrainian bureaucracy. uh, do you know what is the worst punishment for corruption in ukraine? that is, they simply drive it away from this budget trough. well, in ancient greece it was called strings. you were kicked out of the policy, and now they kick you out. eh, you can even get a promotion, he will still be sitting there in britain. there are no questions there, no position, no increase in security comparison hmm yes, and by and large. i uh, well, roosevelt in his time. by the way, he's not going to see the spiers. ahem, no. well , i’m just wondering what’s in store for the sberets cathedral. why is it time? no, he’s going to london. it's a long way from salisbury. by the way, yes, yes, i will add it to the right: corruption. here's firewood and bashirov yes, yes, ev

fonda privileges and practice in the best national parks of the world are provided.practical experience? uh, special army training are all foundations hunting for employees like you? what else is needed for work? a mere trifle to agree to send your profile. well, let's say it's worth the money. you don't know anything. you don't understand what it is. and it must be destroyed. this was my chance. the only chance. what chance is there no gadi, i don’t understand tamara, wait. explain what's going on, what you don't understand, what i'm 41 i'm 40 i thought, you just thought , i don't want to . and where can i take hello? almost the commander managed to take everything. next time i'll pick it up. go without me. i 'll pull myself up in a couple of days ahead, the commander won't go wrong. we are staying too. i told max on the phone. yes, we ourselves understood everything, something was wrong. we will help you carry out the exchange. yes , i’m poachers, there are more serious guys there, yuri borisovich, we were in such alterations. remember the noise grenade from improv

jane fonda sending in her congrats. >> give my love and a big hug to rosalynn martin sheen, who playedident on tv passing along this message from one president to another. >> and happy birthday, president carter. >> the carter library has solicited. well wishes from celebrities and from anyone else looking to share what carter means to them. >> your life has been an inspiration. >> thank you for your lifetime service. >> thank you for your always compassion, grace and love of humanity. >> since entering hospice in february, the nobel peace prize winner has all but withdrawn from public life. but he and his wife of more than 75 years, rosalind, made a rare public appearance last weekend at the peanut festival in their hometown in plains, georgia. peanuts still playing a big role in the former president's life. one person close to carter recently quipped that peanut butter ice cream keeps carter going. but carter's grandson has another theory. >> i think the thing that's always kept him going is my grandmother and that love story that they have that has now gone on for 77 years is one th

fonda's new home ceo of rostec corporation sergei chemezov believes that the point of the future is aof the social responsibility of large businesses. the main task. eh, this educational center is not only for children to receive an education. well, the most important thing is that they, uh, received professional guidance. where they should go in the future to choose in their life path, training, food, clothes and textbooks at the point of the future, all this will be provided free of charge for children in a similar educational project. already working successfully in irkutsk, the opening of the complex took place in 2020. we are now in the center, essentially an educational complex, and we are surrounded in a circle by all the buildings, starting with the kindergarten, where children spend their time and receive education from 3 years to 7 years later. we have a separate kindergarten, a real building and then an economic building. uh, this is the building where the administrative and economic service works and the three main educational buildings of the school - this is the building

fonda. unfortunately, the money that korolev stole from the fund cannot be returned so quickly.on gave 5 million for the operation. i haven’t heard the girl is very lucky, in our time it’s rare that such good people agree. oleg i have a very good one. okay, let's not distract you. best wishes. goodbye. thanks again. goodbye. girl, can i ask you one question? ok, try. tell me please. that's all. hello hello to the doctor what happened i'm pregnant. mash this is wonderful. yes, but it’s impossible, why because we protected ourselves from it, you don’t know that one hundred percent protection does not exist. it happens to me that you are happy or not, but this is impossible. so now you have to take care of yourself, don’t get nervous, don’t stay too long at work and eat right. did you understand this order? i went through all seven cases and found out that the father of one of the deceased girls works at the foundation. the girl irina konstantinovna fedorova died without waiting for the operation, father konstantin arkadyevich fedorov, i know him, i saw him at an auction where they

the carter center retweeting several of them including from willie nelson, jane fonda, and the indigo girls. all of them giving a very happy birthday to jimmy carter. now, if the shutdown does happen, which we're expecting, some of thonation's most beloved museums, national parks and museums and presidential libraries, they would be closed. that includes the carter presidential library, which would be closed, also all smithsonian museums and the national zoo. but in a press release obtained by cnn, they would remain open at least through saturday. >> thank you very much. and thank you for being with us on this very busy morning. >> stay with cnn throughout the day for the latest developments as we get closer to a potential government shutdown. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" is up next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your bu

our guests will include jane fonda and lily tomlin, liv tyler, colin farrell, kumail nanjiani, michaelni and his wild animal friends. we'll have music from meg myers, marcus king, the weeknd and sting. please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is one of the all-time greats. this week, he received his ninth oscar nomination for his performance as jimmy hoffa in "the irishman." it is in theaters and on netflix now. please welcome al pacino! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, sir. >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. al, before we begin, and i'm very excited that you're here. but would you do me -- would you indulge me and say hello to my little friend? [ laughter ] >> oh, yes. >> guillermo: hi, how are you, how are you doing? >> good to see you again. >> guillermo: good to see you again. >> jimmy: we're excited that you're here. i know you rarely do this and i know you're uncomfortable with this sort of thing. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: i very much appreciate you being here. >> i'm happy to

fonda soros. he took an active part in this program. because there is an agenda. who believe, as other people in europe and other countries believed before them, that they can control and change human nature, create a completely new society , erasing the old one, and we are observing an attempt to do this. today the globalists want to impose their rules on us, their morality, their global agenda, what they consider correct. that the country and your country, as sovereign states, should decide for themselves what is right? what is not the eu and others globalist organizations have no right to dictate what to do? to our countries we must be independent. we must have the courage to be independent. doesn't matter. no matter what the cost, no matter what the consequences, we must win as sovereign states. a century, even the most gifted and rich one, influences the world so much; experts believe that soros is just a brand, the face of a large-scale globalist elite promoted in the media, which prefers to remain in the shadows. it is important to understand that behind so

fonda.sults of the all-russian campaign, the tyumen region took third place among the constituent entities of russia ; almost 2.5 million trees were planted in the region. the festivals opened with bells ringing over the chalk sea for the first time in history of the holy archipelago, a large church musical festival brought together famous bell ringers from different cities of the country, guests and residents of the arkhangelsk region will be able to appreciate in all their beauty and power the prayers in the sound of o, revived on warblers, and new pages in the history of bells. igor agenko. they were silent for almost hundreds of years. now, the bells are ringing over the nightingales for several kilometers around, fortunately, and the occasion corresponds to the first festival. bells ringing over the white sea of ​​participants from nine russian cities with different bells traditions and approach. some call solo , others call in duets. andrey marat from st. petersburg has been working in

lillian and dorothy gish, james earl jones, a young jane fonda, contemporary stars including paul ruddodom junior. this theater began an old barn in 1941. there was a renovation and expansion following a $30 million funding campaign under the leadership of joanne woodward. her husband, paul newman, joined in to help raise money. but this year, westport announced cuts in production and layoffs of 75% of staff. and they issued an emergency $20 million public campaign to "save your playhouse." >> it was not something we did lightly. there was a lot of thought that went into it, but we believed our community we would rally, and it was a way to let them know that we were worse off than we were in the past. the same time, i was confident our community would come together and help us in our time of need and show us how important we are to them. jeffrey: a major advantage, this is a very well-off town. the 2 million-dollar target is just about reached, and philanthropy will remain a key to survival. >> have you met mr. sutherland? >> yes. jeffrey: but theatre leaders are counting on another st

. >> henry fonda would be. >> i do think that there is an adventure story there. if i were to do the book over again, i might just focus on one part of his life because it really was so many things that were substantial and interesting. but, when i listen to these tapes about his adventure and this trip he took, i think it very much is something that could be turned into something that would be very interesting as a movie. but every author hopes that and, you know? you could actually take different parts of it. you could take even parts of it and make it into something because it was such a rich life. i appreciate your point about derring-do in the 30s but standing up for integration in the south in the 60s, taking on the tobacco companies or at least honest reporting about it , coming out against the vietnam war, i don't know if he called derring-do but it was certainly very courageous. >> the character in the movie would change but it's a great thing. i mean it would be something that reviewers would take note of and if it were done while it would be great. >> i

now you've got officials who are fonda figure out who did it and why.n san francisco. he's going to tell us how that all happened. and a popular sandwich. drag bar is now planning to make a comeback after closing during the pandemic will tell you what to expect in a live report. we'll be right back. david: as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. they're called community schools. leslie: it really is shared leadership with families, students, educators, and communities. jessie: i feel like we're really valued as partners. david: it's a more innovative, holistic approach. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. narrator: wellness centers, food pantries, and parental education. jessie: they're already making a difference. david: california's community schools: reimagining public education. now on the kron 4 morning news. a bay area dot owner is now looking for his frenchie after the dog was stolen gunpoint. some community members in the east bay, they're upset. the

. >> i beat henry fonda for the longest time between nominations. >> seth: wow >> right his was likewas like 42 years and something, or something like that any way >> seth: yeah. >> or maybe that was the golden globes. i don't know but i beat him >> seth: there you go. [ light laughter ] >> seth: he's not walking around bragging about it right now for a lot of reasons [ light laughter ] >> where the hell were they all those 42 years for christ sake >> seth: it has been a 42 year break. you were nominated for "ordinary people," a fantastic film. >> yeah. >> seth: you were nominated against your co-star, timothy hutton, which is surprising to me, because -- >> oh, that's a terrible story i mean really, i was - i mean how - imagine a guy gets nominated for an academy award and hopes he doesn't win. because we were in the same category, and he is the star of the show >> seth: he was. >> they stuck him in the same category and, and i thought - i went to the ceremony and can only think of, "oh, god, if i win this, it's going to be terrible, terrible, terrible what am i going to do? am i go

actor and activist jane fonda has a new award to her name. she accepted the john steinbeck award at san francisco's herbst theater. the award is given to writers arts thinkers and activists whose work demonstrates empathy and commitment to democratic values as frustration in oakland is mounting after the city misses out on a multi-million dollar grant to fight crime. i think it's a disgrace that they didn't . they should have and, you know, help us with the problem that we have as a retail establishment. we'll break down why the city of oakland isn't getting any of the money. then the united auto workers union goes on strike. all the workers are under attack. there's the fight back. what workers at some of the country's biggest automakers are demanding as they walk off the job. and a powerful movement sweeping through schools across the nation. we're live in hayward with a look at the million father's march. live from jack london square. this is morning time two, the night today is friday, september 15th. we're looking live at the cloudy skie

but i do think that henry fonda be okay. but i do that there's an adventure story there. and the chair if were to do the book over again, i might just focus on one part of his life because. it really was so many things were substantial and interesting. but but you know, when i when i listen to these about, you know, his adventures in this trip, it took, i think it very much is something that could be you know turned into is something that would be very interesting as a movie but you know everybody every author hopes that and you know, you try to integrate it all well you you could actually take different parts of it. you could take different parts it and make it into something because it was such a rich, rich life. --, i appreciate your point about derring do in the thirties versus but you know standing up for integration in the south in, the sixties, taking on the tobacco companies or at least i'm being, you know, reporting about tobacco companies and the time dominated by r.j. coming out against the vietnam war. i don't know if you call it derring do, but it was certain

lavrova is already on board fonda rain michelle kisimisu on cameloni romafosy, by the way, the africanden. some studios have already told us about this too. how many people did the japanese send here in certain delegations? for example, 300 to one and a half billion. china 400 americans 600 people. and they arrived here with their helicopters and dogs. well, probably , according to tradition, they immediately began to set their own rules and checked in. they bought 4 in this mauri i hotel, named after the ancient indian empire.

fonda price fundyshins.developing over 100 million. my son paul, who is here with me. tells me that this is a completely acceptable course and there is no need to be frightened by such a prospect. my name is paul pilosi. and, of course, i am a member of the board of directors of the viscoell company and today the viscoell company is here to talk about accelerating the development of the future, we are talking about the efficient use of cars, we are talking about more efficient use of natural resources. whether it’s electricity, gas or fossil fuels, and viscoil is part of this solution, by analogy, where else the son should have appeared in ukraine, yes, and in the gas sector exactly the same as hunter biden. another confirmation. let's get a look. why, after all, should nancy go to ukraine if she’s in taiwan and has fun with promotions there? now, let's see what is happening in ukraine, the son of the speaker pallad of representatives nancy pilosia. polupilo jr. visited ukraine in 2017 to meet with governmen

somehow norman even found a way to have the late john wayne, who supported the war, and jane fonda, whoour right as americans. >> i am glad to live in a country where people are free to disagree, even if it's me some of them disagree with. >> reporter: a little lukewarm, but as symbols of national reconciliation go, not bad. could you run that same special today? >> i am determined to find out. >> reporter: norman lear, you probably heard, turned 100 last year. and when he talks about producing television specials now, he is not, i promise you, kidding. >> a half of dozen are in the works. we will be making ten episodes of one of the shows. >> reporter: that's great. i love it. >> i love it more! ♪ the way glenn miller played ♪ >> reporter: in his heyday 40 or 50 years ago, situation comedies drew tens of millions of viewers. norman produced bunch of those. here is one he is thinking of redoing. >> i'm pregnant. >> reporter: anything but an easy layup. norman lear is considering recasting and reproducing one of the most controversial sitcom episodes of all time. >> you're kidding! >> re

. >> welcome to la fonda de juancho. >> reporter: juan luis londono arias, his birth name, reins in theluma? or is that juan luis? >> that's a good question. you know, there is no maluma without juan luis. every time i feel that juan rue le luis is recharged and i am full of things i love like my family, horses, good coffee, the mountains, the air in medellin, when i feel full in my, yeah, my human side, i feel i can explore more and more with my music and career. >> reporter: most artists would not admit that they pursued music for money. but as a teen, after his dad lost his job and his mom struggled to keep things afloat, he switched his dream of becoming a soccer pro for a different goal. >> i think this is what's going to take my family to a better life. >> reporter: so music was survival for you? >> oh, yeah. survival. music saved my life. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but he still had to prove himself worthy. among the rough warriors of the reggaeton genre. >> at the beginning it was hard. these guys is only pretty, he looks good, whatever, but doesn't sing. he has no talent. >> reporter: did

fonda.ies are in storage; in addition to printed publications and manuscripts, there are also sheet music, electronic films and other materials published both in belarus and abroad. what is surprising is that the national library is not only about books and documents, it is also conditionally for music lovers in funds more than 17,000 digitized vinyl records and such an information picture on friday, september 15 , the broadcast on belarus 1 will continue the discussion in the editors’ club, and right now sports news and christina kamush will introduce you to them. hello christina. i thank you elena the 21st round of the belarusian football championship started with a fight for six points. torpedo belaz hosts mozyrev slavia ; these teams are located on the third and fourth lines of the table, respectively, live broadcast on the belarus 5 tv channel in the match. so far the parity is 11, but at the start news programs from ice arenas extras. the information picture on friday will be complemen

actor and activist jane fonda has a new award to her name.san francisco's herbst theater. the award is given to writers arts thinkers and activists whose work demonstrates empathy and commitment to democratic values as frustration in oakland is mounting after the city misses out on a multi-million dollar grant to fight crime. i think it's a disgrace that they didn't . they should have and, you know, help us with the problem that we have as a retail establishment. we'll break down why the city of oakland isn't getting any of the money. then the united auto workers union goes on strike. all the workers are under attack. there's the fight back. what workers at some of the country's biggest automakers are demanding as they walk off the job. and a powerful movement sweeping through schools across the nation. we're live

fonda. she worked. eh, in one of the most prestigious beauty salons.d closely, called on the phone, met. this troitskoye managed to leave behind a collection of diamonds that were valued at many millions of rubles . the best detectives of moore will be investigating the high-profile crime and soon unexpectedly. in in this case, the trace of brezhnev's favorites, the illustrious boris buryatia, when the cities began and passed, who had anything to do with this, and the central committee set the task of promoting this case more for a short time, then he was among the suspects. boris buryat. this man was very interested in everything related to the diamond transactions, although they couldn’t prove anything direct; they couldn’t find any evidence against the drillers at that time , the diamond boy. came out unscathed, but this murder will be only a link in the whole chain of crimes among the victims would be the most famous ladies of the capital, all of them were united by two things: love for diamonds and acquaintance with galina brezhneva, and every tim

one the case with grain supplies in the current season, because yesterday we talked about ursula fonda's one song, but in fact, that’s not the point. the fact is that the foundation has gone, as you know, she said that ukraine, moldova and five more balkan countries will soon join the european union. and this immediately caused a reaction from poland and the polish minister of agriculture said that first of all it would be necessary to resolve the question of agricultural economics of ukraine before taking ukraine into the european union, that is, warsaw became nervous and will indeed tragicomic situation. if any real negotiations begin. there, road maps will be drawn up and suddenly poland will come forward and say it agrees with ukraine’s entry into the european union. you know, this is where friends are truly learned in the bud and ukraine learns a lot about partner- neighbourly relations. lavrov today recalled that russia is ready to return to discussing this very grain deal. it’s just very important not to forget. russian component well, in conclusion , let’s look at the calendar ag