gladys, that very dramatic event that you so well described.er investment, tourism. just there is perhaps a silver lining on this. i'm sure this is not something that president trump fought through when he mention this idea of labeling mexican cartels as terrorist organizations. it could make a better case for asylum-seekers from mexico. perhaps that's a silver lining. it also i think underlines -- undermines the remain in mexico policy, that while asylum-seekers are waiting for the cases to be heard in the u.s., they are safely, they have to safely wait in mexico. [inaudible] >> yes, and it also undermines the safe third country agreement because the cartels have reached into central america. and finally if, maybe the other a probably hasn't thought about this, but this could make it easier to charge the middlemen, the straw purchases that are buying guns along the border because they would be aiding and assisting terrorist organizations. >> yeah, and i think just to build on what rebecca west saying, i think there was a report saying that the

we read about what happened, gladys, the very dramatic events that you described. it's going to deter investment, tourism. there is, perhaps, a silver lining on this. i'm sure this is not something that president trump thought through when he mentioned this idea of labeling mexican rtels as terrorist organizations. it could make a better case for asylum seekers from mexico. perhaps that's a silver lining. it louisiana, i think, underlines the remain in mexico policy. while asylum seekers are waiting for their cases to be heard in the u.s., they have to safely wait in mexico. yes. and it also under dmines the thd country agreements because cartels have reached into central america. and finally the nra probably hasn't thought about this, but this could make it easier to charge the middle men, straw purchasers buying guns along the border because they would be aiding and assisting a terrorist organization. >> yeah. and i think just to sort of build on what rebecca was saying, there was a report saying that the massacre of the family members, that all the spent cartrid

the pacific fountain was glady mcbean's final major san francisco commission. it capped off a remarkable recess m resume of work. >> thank you, sir. are there any other public comment? i do not see any. let me at the all for taking the time to come out very early this morning to -- and your passion and the historic records. and i think just what can i say? just to -- we extend our gratitude to you. let me also take this opportunity here for all of you and for those that are watching, mr. bilowski, your leadership on the treasure island museum, you are constantly up here advocating and working religiously, if i can say that. you're conducting workshops, you're educating people. let it be known that we consider the pacific fountain in our work plan of treasure island. we continue to support the museum. why? before we developed that island into what it needs to be, it had the history. and the history, when we look at treasure island as a point of destination, what are people coming to see? yeah, later on, they might come in to look at the open space and all of tha

but finishing the pipeline may now take longer and cost more lives their advice scholz will miss gladys in the catechist and joins me now in the studio to talk through all of this good to see me here so the construction of new it's ground to a halt for the time being do these sanctions mean that project is off the table to get. and very unlikely that u.s. sanctions will stop this project from going to high heads overall because it's more us to teach it than it is the technical question at the moment is a swiss company that a thing to be afraid to. to continue any work because of the threat of sanctions and they have specialty ships of that technology you can't replace but what you also can't easily replace is that strategic alliance between germany and russia on this particular point of energy security of energy supplies this is a project that's also been hotly debated within the european union and the united states simply wants to kill it it's unlikely it will do so because it's also a matter of principle even for the opponents that imposing sanctions is simply against international la

>>> la carne estÁ lista, las mesas puestas y la pista de baile instalada para celebrar la boda de gladysuyos y aprovechÓ como se aprovecha su dinero. >>> cada aÑo invierte unos 60- 70 mil pesos cada aÑo >>> este aÑo las remesas en el mes de diciembre romperÁ un rÉcord histÓrico y el 2019 cierre con 35 mil 500 milloneses dÓlares 5% mÁs que el aÑo anterior. segÚn las ta estadÍsticas las madres son las receptoras de la remesa y la seÑora isabel dice comprar lo necesario para la navidad en familia. >>> para comer, pues para lo que me hace falta para comer para vestir, para lo que sea >>> aunque sabe que en su mesa en el pueblo falta uno el que hace posible que llegue la navidad. en mÉxico vÍctor silva noticias telemundo. >>> bueno lo que no falta en las mesas latinas esta nochebuena una deliciosa cena ya sean romero, lechÓn, mata hambre cada paÍs tiene platillos tradicionales para estas fechas y hoy dedicamos este sabor latino que nos preparÓ lourdes hurtado. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> cada nochebuena la familia se reÚne y la mesa se sirve pero en un hogar latino la cena del 24 de diciembre varÍa much

gladys knight & the pips: ♪ he's leaving ♪ >> ♪ leaving >> ♪ on that midnight train to georgia ♪ >> ♪ get it on ♪ the staple singers: ♪ let's do it in the morning sweet dreams in the summertime ♪ whitney houston: ♪ because the greatest love of all is happening to me ♪ peabo: soul music in the 1970's was all about life and love. in some of the songs, we found love. and in some of them, well, we lost it. and in those special few, we even stole it. luther ingram: ♪ if loving you is wrong i don't want to be right if being right means being without you i would rather live alone ♪ the persuaders: ♪ it's a thin line between love and hate ♪ ray charles: ♪ a rainy night in georgia such a rainy night in georgia ♪ ♪ peabo: we will never forget the vocal groups of the 1970's. angela: they dressed great, they danced great, and when they sang, they touched our hearts. the chi-lites: ♪ oh, girl i'd be in trouble if you left me now ♪ the delfonics: ♪ didn't i blow your mind this time didn't i ♪ the stylistics: ♪ and betcha by golly, wow you're the one that i've been waiting for forever ♪ the temptati

that happened to gladys and she's now viral!m taking from a hotel room, don't stress. turns out, they've seen a lot worse. >> stealing towels is one thing but mattresses is a whole different level. a survey reveals luxury hotels are dealing in mattresses missing. the quality of hotel determines the variety of items stolen, higher the rating the bigger the heist. five star hotels are likely to have mattresses, tvs and coffee machines, while less nicer are likely to lose remotes, and nicer hotels are less likely to report due to fear of being connected to a crime. >> trevor: who steals a mattress? more importantly, how do you steal a mattress from a hotel? what, do you disguise its and walk up to the front desk, like, hi, my wife and i would like to check out. honey, why don't you go wait in the car? ( laughter ) also, why would you want to steal a mattress from a hotel? it's the filthiest thing in the room. it's, like, it's not that i can't afford the mattress, i just prefer one with the built-in semen stains. have you heard the

they'll be like, "her name's karma, bitch." ( laughter ) she'll be like, "actually, my name is gladys, but you're right, your daddy is a little bitch." ( laughter ) this is a great example of how parents make their kids do things they say they shouldn't do. because parents are always like, "strangers are dangerous, if you ever feel uncomfortable, run away." "i'm uncomfortable now." "shut up, i'm trying to get a photo, jimmy." like this whole practice of sitting on an old man's lap to good night presents is weird to me. that's why i'm not going to let my kids sit on santa's lap. if my kids want presents they can do it the old-fashioned way-- by fighting to the death on black friday. all right, that's it for the headlines. let's move on to our top story. ( cheers and applause ) donald j. trump, 45th president of the united states, and guy who is just as surprised at what he is doing as you are. with the house judiciary committee formally voting on the articles of impeachment, americans are still divided on whether or not donald trump should be impeached. in fact, when asked, 50% of amer

expected to get much worse this week and we have recently heard from the new south wales premier gladys berejiklian who is among those paying tribute to the 2 men who didn't lose their minds who were on the front lines of fighting these blazes they were killed when their truck overturned after a tree fell on to the road now it's worth bearing in mind that all of the people who are on the front lines are fighting these blazes in volunteers and not just these debts even more tragic here's what the premier had to say just a short while ago. for those 2 private outstanding young men flags will be at half mast today throughout the state and we can express enough our deepest deepest sympathy and condolences to the loved ones obviously still in shock as to what's occurred and they stoop brave young men who lost their lives represent for us the thousands and thousands of volunteers on the ground today and tomorrow and in the days coming who put their own life their own safety on the line to protect others. and sammy when as you mentioned there are 50 fires burning out of control but more than 1

that it was a political misstep and he has since recovered and now he is touring with the premier, gladyslian, and other parts of the country. let's get some of the day's other news. in northern burkina faso, militants killed 35 mostly female civilians after attacking a military outpost in arbinda, in the soum province. authorities said around 87 insurgents and local security forces also died in the clash. the president has declared two days of national mourning in response. it's the latest deadly incident in an ongoing battle between the west african country and an islamist insurgency. tens of thousands of people hoping to spend christmas with theirfamilies in france are facing severe delays as transport strikes enter their 20th day. industrial action against president emmanuel macron's pension reforms is taking a toll on national train services. mr macron called for a truce over christmas, but it was rejected by unions. republican and democratic leaders are still arguing over the rules of president trump's impeachment trial. the democratic party want assurances that their chosen witness

. >> gladys baker, norma jean's mother, spent time in and out of mental institutions. >> her mother hadldhood as well and her father died in an asylum. there's a long line of mental illness. >> no family to care for her rummaging was put into the foster care system. the trauma of her functional childhood not only left her feeling vulnerable but exposed to systemic feuds. >> she went to different foster homes and was abused and you see that play out throughout their life. >> when imperial japan attacked the pacific wheat at pearl harbor la was poised to be transformed big time. long considered a sort of far-off outposts thousands of miles from the industrialized los angeles was about to shed its trickle-down images. >> los angeles was a small town but during over to if they were involved in the defense industry or entertainment back in june 1942, 16 -year-old norma jean had escaped foster home life by marrying a navy, james daughtry. >> i thought i could marry her and give her home when i got out of service. >> norma jean did her business of the war effort but she work ten hour days at $

some of the daily free meals program at gladys the only organization the city that gets out three meals in need. today is the only day of the year where they just serve breakfast and lunch. the organization put out a breakfast for 800 people today, a large feast of ham, turkey, and fixings for 300 people. that meant a lot of for low income guests. by being on the streets is not easy. coming in here to get a meal, especially on a holiday or. that means a lot. >> in addition to serving breakfast and lunch, volunteers also brought 200 meals to homeless people leaving and homeless encampments in the city. they deliver box cutters to people who are homebound for summer president trump and the first lady wish americans a merry christmas from a prerecorded message at the white house. >> we say a special prayer to those military servicemembers stationed far from. booty new our hope and peace among the nations, and joy to the world. on behalf of the entire trump family, we wish everyone a joyous, merry christmas, and a very happy, happy new year. >>> pope francis for the delivered his annual chr

gladys, you can reconnect us, station to station." garlic knots. trump's been in london for the past few days for a gathering marking nato's 70th anniversary. like on most anniversaries, trump was in a bad mood, wishing he was with a younger eastern european ally. ( laughter ) throughout his trip to england, trump continued to be a huge spotted dick. upon >> jon: whoa, whoa, whoa! >> stephen: it's a dessert. look it up! here he is complaining about impeachment during his meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> the democrats have gone crazy. and you know what? they have to be careful, because when the shoe is on the other foot, and some day-- hopefully, in a very long, distant future-- you'll have a democrat president, and you'll have a republican house. and they'll do the same thing, because somebody picked an orange out of a refrigerator, and you don't like it, so let's go and impeach him. ( laughter ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay, i know what you're not saying. that does sound insane, because it is. but "orange picked out of a re

thank god glady mcbean is around so they can get their archives on the terra cotta molds. i wish you all the best because it's really important. i kind of was torn between whether or not to say anything about caffe sapore. i'm appalled that the property owner isn't spending money trying to figure out how to perpetuate your success. and this is exactly -- this program is established to preserve businesses just like yours, so i'm fully in support of this, regardless of what the property owner's position is, so -- anything else? >> so i move that we recommend these businesses be granted legacy status. >> second. >> clerk: very good, commissioners, and there is a motion that has been seconded to adopt recommendations for approval as corrected for ecletic cookery and gamescape. on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. [applause] >> clerk: missioners -- commissioners, that'll place us on item 11, for the racial and social equity action plan. this is for your adoption. >> good aft

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es real >>> que yo puse por orden de alberto por quÉ hay una seÑora que nada mÁs sabemos se llama gladysación y obtén todo en tu lista. tan rápido que los pequeños no lo notarán. haz tus compras navideñas más fáciles, y prueba drive up de target. [suena el celular] [silba] >>¿bueno? ¡eloÍsa! sÍ, mi vida, fui por refacciones que necesito para el negocio. sÍ, mi amor, ya voy de regreso, ¿tÚ cÓmo estÁs, mi cielo? >>¿quÉ onda, abuelo? ¿no te vas a discutir con un tabaco? >>discÚlpeme, joven, pero yo no fumo.ven, >>entonces, quÉdate con la lana. >>rafael, ¿quÉ pasa? >>¡no la hagas de tos, abuelo! date color que esto u

. >> gladys torres de new york cumple 36 aÑos. alan: tambiÉn felicidades a nolah de canadÁ.erta amÉrica" no se detiene, ya llegÓ el dÍa de nochebuena y millones de viajeros se movilizan a travÉs del paÍs. aquí tenemos los consejos para evitar malos ratos. >> la crisis de vivienda en california tiene miles de personas viviendo en sus autos. >>hoy haremos un repaso de las mejores cancionesnavideÑas, desde villancicos hasta los Éxitos musicales de todos los tiempos. >> una reportera se da cuenta en vido que habÍa ganado el gordo de navidad y lo celebra a pura emociÓn. quÉ arias y el premio de la loterÍa fuera para ti? >> bienvenidos a la hora que te mueve. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [aplausos] >> quÉ dÍa tan lindo. >> hoy es 24 de diciembre de 2019. >> como bien dicen, santa anda aquÍ dando vueltas y nosotros nos preparamos para celebrar la noche buena. >> no te olvides de mi lista! >> tiene hambre, estÁ comiendo. >> estÁ agarrando energÍa para la noche. >> parece ser que santa esta por ahÍ, los duques de sussex en el saludo, meghan markle y harry fueron los grandes protagonistas, su bebÉ en pr

miren nada mÁs 21 han sido latinas (aplausos) (gritan) (aplausos) comenzando en los aÑos 1957 con gladysso. >> me acuerdo de ella sin duda despuÉs se hizo famosa en el mundo del espectÁculo, pero no podemos dejar de lado mÉxico, ganÓ su primera corona con lupita jhons en 1991 sin lugar a duda una mujer que ha trabajado en todo esto de la reinas de belleza estuvo aquÍ con nosotros en el set de "un nuevo dÍa" y en 1993 puerto rico volviÓ a ganar con dayanara torres lo recordamos no, bella mujer. >> en el 96 tambiÉn, podemos recordar este concurso me acuerdo perfectamente cuando ganÓ alicia machado esta corona de venezuela me acuerdo la primera vez que la vi pasar, dije esta mujer tiene que ganar y ganÓ me sentÍ vidente, pero bueno en el nuevo milenio las latinas llegaron pisando fuerte en el 2001 miren que guapa, denise ganÓ la cuarta corona para puerto rico. (aplausos) (aplausos) (gritan) guapa, imponente, muy segura de sÍ misma. >> muy inteligente tambiÉn. >> brillante, muy guapa nos representÓ muy bien, seguida por justin de panamÁ, quien fuera la primera finalista, pero despuÉs se conv