luis: gladys tenÍa una fiesta para celebrar los 100 aÑos de su esposo.bar m luis: por quÉ era importante para usted que contÁramos su historia? >> para que todo el mundo conociera que hay un viejito de 100 aÑos que estÁ en un lugar para que sÓlo celebre todo el mundo, para que celebre todo el mundo social daÑos, a ese seÑor tan hermoso. [mÚsica] luis: aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica" con mucho gusto celebramos a carlos esos 100 aÑos de vida y a gladys, muchas gracias por compartir su historia. si ustedes quieren compartir sus historias, pueden visitar univision.com/mihistoriacoronavi rus. celebrando 100 aÑos de vida. karla: eso es el amor verdadero, cuando uno ve las imÁgenes con un vidrio o un plÁstico te das cuenta de lo importante que es tocar alguien y el abrazar a alguien, cosa que no le dÁbamos importante te llenan de una energÍa maravillosa. carlos: yo creo que vamos a empezar a vender la mÁquina de los abrazos. vamos con raÚl y francisca. raÚl: todo el mundo comento el dÍa de ayer el abrazo impresionante. agradecieron increÍblemente. lo celebramos en

host: gladys is next up, calling from irving, texas. caller: hello? host: hi, gladys. you are on the air. caller: good morning. i just wanted to tell nicole, you are looking so beautiful, first of all. you have a wonderful color. she looks so beautiful. i hope you hear me all right. host: we hear you fine. caller: thank you for the work you are doing. i'm going to make three or four quick points. yearsher lived to be 95 plus on gods green earth. she did not believe in going to the doctor. trusting god to be her healer. she was old school. god did not disappoint my mother. i'm so proud of her. years lived to be 95 plus , never was on any kind of drugs, period. she would have been the mother of 12, had all of her children lived. survived,of them except a stillborn two-year-old. the eight of us are still here, and doing good. i'm taking after my mother. i'm not going to tell my age but i'm over 50, and i am part of the trump team. i want to respond to the man that called to say why is the president walking around without a mask, he didn't understand it, -understand it, et

in 1966, gladys, only in her 30s, was gravely ill with lupus.yndon johnson sent his personal doctors to the jermans', along with meals of lobster and filet mignon. former first lady michelle obama who included a photograph of jerman in her recent best selling memoir said this week, with his kindness and care wilson jerman helped to make the white house a home for decades of first families, including ours. it's a sentiment echoed by our friend and former first daughter, jenna bush hager. >> people will say, gosh, how could you have made -- how was the white house? did it feel like home? and the reason why it felt like home was because of people like him. >> wilson roosevelt jerman, eyewitness to a half century of white house history, died last weekend of coronavirus at a hospital in wood bridge, virginia. he was 91 yrs old. ea for patients that have sensitivity it's very common to have a gum health concern as well. you know, i talk to dentists every day and they're able to recommend new sensodyne sensitivity & gum. it's really good dentistry to b

secretary, gladys knight a countryght abrogated all agreements with the united states and israel.o you have any comment on the annexation prior to the announcement by mr. netanyahu? we note the boss.cement by the in negotiation with our teams there. we hope our work on the ground will continue to keep palestinians safe. i am not sure what to make of his statement, but i am regretful that he has decided to abrogate those agreements. we ask the israelis and the palestinians to agreed that that would be the basis for negotiations between them. the israelis have accepted that. the palestinians have continued to refuse to simply sit down and enter into negotiation based on trump's vision for peace there. we know that vision for peace will lead to better lives for the palestinian people. it acknowledges in an ambiguous way -- in an unambiguous way. we hope the palestinian authority will see that is in their people's best interest and we can move out in that way. to say is ist thing was in israel last week. we had conversations about how we can move this forward. we will continue to work

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gladys is a housekeeper at the bellagio. >> would you feel safe going back to work?> that is what the union is asking. they can do things to protect us as we go back to work. reporter: people here are conflicted and desperate to return back to work. not everyone will get the chance. the casino will be filled with 45,000 people and slot machines spitting out coins that leak lack of roulette wheels spinning. all you can hear is the air conditioning system. the problem is, when casinos are allowed to reopen their doors, until tourists are safer, they will remain varying degrees of empty. >> this is never happened. 30% of the people could lose their jobs permanently. reporter: they are reminiscent of the lives we used to live. >> we are making sure everything is operating. almost like ghostbusters style with a disinfectant. we are training staff to wear ppe, to make sure they are safe. >> it is tight but we are still in business. reporter: elvis impersonators are squeezing back into their jumpsuits and ready to follow the new rules, aware that only fools rush in. >> to h

reporter: gladys is a housekeeper at the bellagio. >> when am i going back? i do not know.ope i go back. reporter: the union has been ase ceyththano d people here aso conflicted. they are desrate to return to work, but scared to do so. not everyone will get the an. this casino would normally be full of more than 4000 people, n these of the casino machines and roulette wheels. but now all you can hear is the air conditiong system.ven when casinos are allowed to reopen their doors, until tourists feel safe enough to board planes to walk through them, t wil >> o no has been through this before. we have analyst saying itill take a year and a half to two years to recover, but this has never happened. quite honestly, probably 30% of those people could lose their jobs permanently. reporter:ar las vegas is ting to reopen. scenes of the life we used to live and preparations are underway. >> you can see we are testing. we are making sure everything is operable. we are testing new equipment. we will be fogging the area ghostbusters-style, with disinfectant. ff to we srar p, pe to make

gladys is a housekeeper at the palacio. i hope i come back, when i don't know,...delines so that they can do the things to protect us when we go back to work. people here are conflicted. they're desperate to return to work, but they're scared to do so. not everyone will get the chance. this casino would normally be full of more than 4,000 people and the sounds of the 800 slot machines spitting out coins, the clickety clack of roulette wheels spinning. but now all you can hear is the air—conditioning system. and the problem is that even when casinos are allowed to reopen their doors, until tourists feel safe enough to board planes in order to walk through them, they will remain varying degrees of empty. nobody's ever been through this before. so we have all these analysts and stuff saying it will take 1.5 to two years to recover, but this has never happened. but, quite honestly, 30% of those people could lose their jobs permanently. las vegas is starting to reopen. there are already scenes reminiscent of the lives we used to live and further preparations are under w

host: gladys is next up, calling from irving, texas. caller: hello? host: hi, gladys.ou are on the air. caller: good morning. i just wanted to tell nicole, you are looking so beautiful, first of all. you have a wonderful color. she looks so beautiful. i hope you hear me all right. host: we hear you fine. caller: thank you for the work you are doing. i'm going to make three or four quick points. yearsher lived to be 95 plus on gods green earth. she did not believe in going to the doctor. trusting god to be her healer. she was old school. god did not disappoint my mother. i'm so proud of her. years lived to be 95 plus , never was on any kind of drugs, period. she would have been the mother of 12, had all of her children lived. survived,of them except a stillborn two-year-old. the eight of us are still here, and doing good. i'm taking after my mother. i'm not going to tell my age but i'm over 50, and i am part of the trump team. i want to respond to the man that called to say why is the president walking around without a mask, he didn't understand it, -understand it, etc.

llegamos hasta la habitaciÓn de la seÑora gladys que tenÍa unas pequeÑas te harÁs --tiaras que que nosnte trump. [habla en inglÉs] >> esto vino perfecto para este aÑo, nunca hemos n una invitaciÓn de esta magnitud y estamos orgullosos de que ella se anota representantes. maity: asegurÓ el director de su colegio que destaque el dick corazÓn generoso de las jóvenes ha inspirado a muchos a cuidar de las personas mayores felicidades y bravo para ellas que tienen una combinaciÓn que era los requisitos para recibir el pase a la casa blanca, buenas estudiantes habÍan dado muchas horas a la comunidad y habÍan hecho muchos actos de generosidad. van a viajar maÑana con sus madres para disfrutar de la ceremonia que se va llevar a cabo en el jardÍn de las rosas en la casa blanca y ambas llevan preparados un pequeÑo discurso en caso les toque hablar. es el principio de muchas cosas buenas porque despuÉs de graduarse virtualmente y en la casa blanca van a estudiar una ser enfermera y la otra quiere ser terapista fÍsica. karla: me encanta. el mensaje detrÁs de todo esto porque de alguna manera siempr

most art sunny, gladys got in producing showers around at the moment across the highlands and islandsd and into northern ireland. a few isolated showers along the coast of kent and into the channel islands, much of england and wales will stay into sunny skies, cloud into the afternoon. most of the damages in this office up to 60 degrees. elsewhere we will see temperatures creep up a little bit relative gsa. into the evening and overnight, cloud across scotland, northern ireland with showers here and there. as the skies across england and wales, where most likely to see a frost but not as cold tonight as we saw last night. england and wales most likely will see a frost. we have an area of high pressure nosing its way in. the winds will be lightest. a breeze across northern scotland. the cold est across northern scotland. the coldest day has been pushed off into the rest of northern europe. temperatures continuing to lift a little bit. lots of cloud around scotla nd little bit. lots of cloud around scotland and northern ireland, further showers at times, longer spells of reynish utland,

gladys is a housekeeper at the palagio. i hope i go back. will you feel safe going back to work?rough this before. so we have all these analysts and stuff saying it will take 1.5 to two years to recover, but this this has never happened. but, quite honestly, 30% of those people could lose their jobs permanently. las vegas is starting to reopen. there are already scenes reminiscent of the lives we used to live and further preparations are under way. well, you can see the lights are on. we are testing. we're making sure that everything is operable, or operating. we're testing new equipment. we will be fogging the area every day, almost like ghostbusters—style, with disinfectant. and our staff, we're preparing and training our staff to wear ppe, to make sure they are all safe. it‘s tight, but we‘re still in business. elvis impersonators are squeezing back into their jumpsuits and are ready to follow the new rules — aware that only falls rush in. i‘m normally very, you know, you walk in, shake, and "where are you from?" sometimes the bride, "elvis, i love you. could i give you a hug?