the grand canyon. hello.s. this afternoon, into the teens. some spots around east anglia, cambridge area, could hit 16 or 17 degrees. too, as we start the afternoon winds gusting between a0 and 60mph quite widely. maybe a little bit more around some western coasts and hills. you can check the wind gusts where you are hour by hour after a wet morning although it does remain pretty wet in the north—west of scotland with some further heavy bursts of rain. a band of cloud and rain pushes its way into eastern as i said, 15, 16, maybe 17 possible. 15 also along the moray coast. has rain arriving and could last all night for many. a few heavy, maybe thundery showers in the north—west we should still be frost—free. early doors on saturday, east anglia, the south—east, still some outbreaks of rain lingering, it will take a while before the cloud clears. elsewhere, a sunny start with some showers in north—west but for most, the bulk, if not all of the day, will be dry with some sunny spells, best tomorrow, best of the

that is how long it took an asteroid to slice two grand canyons into the surface of the moon nearly fourears ago. an artistic rendering shows the moment the object slammed into the moon, sending giant rocks outward like missiles. british and u.s. scientists used data from nasa's lunar reconnaissance orbiter to determine that those rocks cut two grand canyons into the lunar surface, comparable to the one in arizona. their findings were published today in the journal "nature communications." the aga khan, who led the world's ismaili muslims, has passed away. considered by his followers to be a direct descendent of the prophet muhammad, the harvard graduate grew into a business magnate and philanthropist. he mixed with royals and used his riches to build homes, hospitals, and schools in developing countries. his foundation said that an announcement on his successor would come later. the aga khan was 88 years old. still to come on the newshour. residents of a kibbutz that was attacked by hamas begin the long rebuilding process the a-c-l-u -- process. and the aclu sues the trump administratio

. >> this happened high over the grand canyon in arizona. german skydiver max manow staged one of the most ambitious skydives ever. >> now. >> with the help of the red bull squad, max jumped from a moving helicopter. then chased down and latched onto a moving plane, which pulled him back up and released him. and he stayed conscious the whole time. >> wow. absolutely not. he says this is a process that he could repeat over and over again in an endless skydive. but of course, he did eventually land. thank the lord. >> and by the way, guys, do you know what the hardest part about skydiving is? >> what? >> the ground. >> oh. >> see, this is why i won't do it. because that's all i'm thinking about. >> can't even. >> watch the video. i need dramamine. >> for it. i mean, can you imagine? like, this is what you do for fun? >> yeah. and what will they think of next? red bull, because it's always something. >> falling with style. >> something ambitious. >> i think that's what this is here. all right. he did finally touch down. so, so much for the endl

longest on ice conduct in the initial since 2018 and we finished with some bearing moves over the grand canyon is next metal. perform something. you have the, the in the sky dive the gym and jumped out of a plane in these wing suit before re attaching himself to the pain. 3 minutes later, it's potentially a stance he could do without even needing to let. so that's what was faulty semi thank so much paid so well, that's it for this news out by 2 minutes. another full show, stay with us. the on counting the cost with most disruption and millions of tons of rebels to pay for rebuilding gaza. donald trump, demand is the best greet, reduces the price of oil, but why it's us depend central banks is race. borrowing cost to the highest level in $17.00 pounds. in the cost on al jazeera examining the headline, do you think the fits file will we have to make it worth checking? the discussion? obviously, you can on the cardiologist. last deportations of millions of people on day one, exploring abundance of wealth, cloth programming. if you, once an image of it comes from using a tradition, then here it is

what every thing on the opposite side of the problem points to things winding down as well as a grand canyon the exist not between london and washington and i spent my whole life trying to bring the boat, but as it turned out, it's washington. that's right. long done. that's wrong. how's that for a cross dressing? how is that for iron? it's the engine patriot that the british have fall. the russians goes back to the middle of the 19th century. nothing to do with with communism and nothing to do with food to it goes back to the imperial rivalry between britain and russia in the early and mid 19th century. so that's the only way it can be explained. and you know, the, the british stance is not completely incompatible with any special relationship or the ad on the is that all died on valentine's date. the 14th of february, when j. d vance made that famous speech, the munich secured a conference, a provoking the chairman of the conference to burst into tears. what a war leader he be. as you know, i also want to do it as a, a personal adam, but when it comes to hostility towards trump and attempt

been blessed and really lucky over the years to have seen my fair share: yosemite, yellowstone, grand canyon

and we finished with some very moves over the grand canyon is mex, mental perform something that he does the endless sky dive the gym and jumped out of a plane and his wing suit before re attaching himself to the plain 3 minutes later . it's potentially a spence he could do without ever needing to land. okay, we'll wrap up the full to 92. 20. thank you very much. we're going to take you straight to the white house. now these are the latest pictures from the oval office where these are the prime minister is meeting with us present. donald trump, the system into what the options and we have steps to go yet as you know, and maybe those steps go forward and maybe they don't. we're dealing with a very complex group of people situation and people. but we have the right man. we have the right leader of israel. he's done a great job and we've been friends for a long time. we do a great job also. and i think i think we have a combination that's very unbeatable. actually. the wait a minute. wait, wait, wait, wait. where is that person? where's that person coming from? come on, go. you good day tha

what james on the issue of censorship and so forth, the editor of the encyclopedia said they cut grand canyon the world so they decided they had to put this on in the supplement was a ten page defending propaganda. this you have to read a couple times it was written by a guy who was a military's propaganda and he nailed it perfectly. those engaged in public and may genuinely believe to they believe is there phone cause. the differentiation is whether it is worthy or unworthy intrinsically in their minds. propaganda not in the business of inviting you. there in the business of persuading and that's what they are doing. i have a couple of rules. one is propaganda never to propaganda. only the enemy does propaganda. you might think it's funny. when i was doing some research, i went to the archives outside of london, the better propaganda and in some ways, but of the most. stay safe things like germans are doing a lot of propaganda, it's a good thing we are not doing propaganda. we are not good at this battle. they were early for a long time in the united states and a huge branch kind around phyl

and some, you know, the goal is to finish and we finished with some daring moves over the grand canyon . as max metal performed something he is the be in the sky dive that you have and jumped out of a plane. is windsor's full, re attaching himself to the same 3 minutes later it is potentially expensive. could do without ever leaving to less that's what will leave it for the time being all, as most bullets needs a little bit late to semi. thanks so much peter. that brings us to the end of this news out, but i'm back in just a couple of moments with another full show. so to stay with us at all now to sierra, [000:00:00;00] the trump's agenda includes everything from tax cuts to integration, but how much is real and how much is bluster is iran footprint across the middle east? frankie beach trump administration is waiting options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for europe? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. the streets of domestic is not safe for children. these safety numbers, but that doesn't always work. i was passing by the bridge and this guy

. >> reporter: the ranch's first residents were wild donkeys, airlifted from the grand canyon by blackuty's founder, author, critic and animal rights activist cleveland amory. >> here we have the most highly publicized donkeys in the world. and we're going out to shoot them, for god's sakes? >> reporter: today at the sank sanctuary's home to 150 donkeys. but if you're wondering where all the dogs and cats are hiding, well, the humane society of the united states isn't actually affiliated with the thousands of humane societies that operate shelters across the country. >> local humane societies do take care of dogs, cats, pets. sometimes other animals, and they are amazing place. and we work really closely with them. but that's not us. we are a policy organization. we are a lobbyist shop. we work around the world, and we do rescue, but we -- you can't get your dog or cat from us. >> reporter: for the past 70 years, the humane society of the united states based in washington, d.c. has worked on issues ranging from investigating the international fur trade to advocating for disaster relief

when i was at the grand canyon.here a guest try to educate the albino ron burgundy on this very topic. >> some of the details that have come out like a $59 million spent on luxury hotels is actually not the. >> you are talking about the fema money abuse for migrants? fema money for migrants that it's okay now. >> i'm not think it is okay but. >> will you stop that process? >> its [bleep]. [laughter] >> greg: such a language! that goodness nobody under 85 was watching. but it is clear the road has gone off the rails before it lives. since when has anderson cooper come out against the [bleep]? i mean he hangs around and you cohen i'm just saying. they are jokes. but the left is yet to realize there is no going back. they can't fix this. we are also much wiser now they have seen the ugliness of first hand. can't go back to a government that wastes all of our money on [bleep]. can't return to legacy media that manipulated truth and pushed allies to harm trump supporter's, the justice system and our kids. a government wh

we hit brice, the grand canyon and yellowstone, one of the greatest experiences of our lives.ot go to yosemite, i'm curious. what are you going to do next? which park are you going to next? >> i don't know, i am a little bit of a passenger on this. i decide what i do in my life, i only have so much time. i felt yellowstone was right, i felt doing yosemite was worth my time. we can replicate this but i prefer it to be moved by the story. they are all the dramatic in their own way but, if i choose to put my name on something i wanted to somehow make a jump for those who would watch it. where they go, i did not know that or i'm glad i now know that. >> will: when you and i were together last time, we talked about how many movies you have done and how you gravitate to projects that have such americana. you joke with me next time i will make a movie about apple pie. again, this weekend at the super bowl you said something about politics and audiences in movies and they don't need to be together. but the thing about art is, it has a value, it has a message. otherwise it's wallpaper.

built solar installations on their farms or meals on wheels administrators or park rangers the grand canyonare the people feeling the pain now. use your platforms to elevate them. show working class people being hurt by government actions. >> dana: interesting in terms of communications, right? show, don't just tell or in their case mary kathryn hamm, sing in front of the capitol and make a fool of yourself. the gallup poll showed more democrats favor party moderation than they have in the past. right now 45% are looking for the party to get a little more moderate. do you think that will help? >> yeah, i think it would. i think my friend are oracles in the party to say obvious things to the party and the party should listen. the federal workers gathering in washington on a tuesday taking the day off to protest bosses and saying they should be thrown in jail is not the most sympathetic group. maybe other groups are a more interesting story to tell. what people are learning as they go through the process is federal workers, and federal bureaucracies have insane protections that most normal wo

history the government came after people of faith primarily christians primarily pro-lifers but grand canyond after christians now president trump comes in who is arguably one of the most profaith presidents at least in my lifetime. establishing office of faith that will address the issue of christian prosecution, domestically but i do believe it will have some global implications indeed. >> surely that's what they're trying to do with the speech that jd vance had in europe about and you're so right this is not just an tack on free speech as i said to the guests we had british man who was prosecuted for praying. outside of an abortion clinic his thoughts -- he was prosecuted for i said that i said to him too i thought this was a war on christianity it was beyond free speech. but -- i want to talk to you about just in general what you see happening. i mean, i'm seeing a lot of -- talk about a rebirth in our country because of the things that you've laid out. but i'm also seeing thing on a very spiritual level saying america is having a revival a christian revival of sorts you're on the ground

. >> with their spirit and the heart and their mind that places like yosemite yellowstone, the grand canyon and zion belong to them. >> we will continue to honor black history month every thursday with stories from all around the bay area and also make sure you tune in for our special honoring black history on february 27th at 06:30pm. it's hosted by our very own noelle bellow and reyna harvey. let's see what's happening outside right now. here's a look at that stuff out. lots of gray clouds out there. things are very active in the weather center. today's we want to find what's going on with meteorologist kyla grogan high. they are yes. so obviously we've got cloud cover that you can see bay area wide, but take your eye to mount tam and you see the wind that is up there at elevation. that wind is starting work its way down to the surface. and as we get later into the day, >> we will be under a wind advisory right now. all is calm. but boy, you take your eye to the north bay and you really see some of those clouds look like they are ready to bring some rain pretty soon here. we're going to h

. >> i mean, that differential is like the grand canyon. we can't compete with that. president says that's nuts, and so the beauty of this plan is that we're going to have, liz, we've got an astonishing trade team here. howard lutnick commerce, jameson greer at ustc, kevin hassett at the national economic council and scott bessent in treasury. these are giants serving the president. liz: that's a got of fire power, peter, thank you so much really amazing stuff. we didn't think of it that way. that's really important what you just said. we'll stay on the story okay? it's good to see you. >> good to see you. liz: happy to have you back on. great to see you now this story. doge claims it's finding more than 90 billion bucks in government waste. people calling corruption to cut out but the washington media and d.c. and democrats are saying, well, is it really that big? they are questioning when is the proof of the $90 billion. joining us editor and chief steve forbes. what do you make of this? we see continuing pushback against what doge is doing, by democrats and the med

and i think that you see all that, you know, right now at the grand canyon, you know, you see that with the irs cuts. i mean, this could have impact on people's daily lives. people forget at times how much the government really does for them. and there are things that they don't want government to do, but there are a lot of things that they do want government to do. >> i can. >> only imagine. >> how the thousands of. >> people who've. >> lost their jobs feel. >> seeing that image. >> of elon. >> musk with the. >> chainsaw proudly. >> holding it up and wielding it around. >> as if this is such entertainment. >> congressman. >> as melanie mentioned that georgia town hall was in a district. trump won by 22 points. >> you're hearing that anger in those communities. >> if you're a gop lawmaker right now. getting an earful from your constituents, what do you do? >> well, i would tell. them to look back at the tape from 2017 during the. >> health care town halls, when many. >> republicans were being hammered. >> at the time of the obamacare. >> repeal replace movement. >> and that's what. >> i

the wait to enter arizona's grand canyon national park this past weekend was twice as long as usual. after the administration let go, four employees who worked at the south entrance were roughly 90% of the park's nearly 5 million annual visitors passed through at gettysburg national military park in pennsylvania. last week's widespread layoffs gutted the team that manages reservations for renting historic farmhouses. visitors received notifications that their reservations have been canceled indefinitely. here's a popular one deep cuts to the center for alzheimer's and related dementias at the national institutes of health. this is a research center that is actually named for a republican senator. its full name is the roy blunt center for alzheimer's and related dementias. donald trump is gutting that. that's going to be a really popular cut, because obviously that's a lot of waste, right? research to try to cure alzheimer's. who wants that? well done, president trump getting rid of all that waste. what did people with alzheimer's contribute anyway? right? who cares? have you ever had

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these are medical researchers, grand canyon park rangers. all of them right now getting the axe.erve america. they serve others beyond themselves. the democratic party needs to be champions for them. >> and farmers who are now being stiffed and worry about these tariffs. >> jonathan: is the congress not doing this strongly? >> they have power and they better use. >> it the brilliant thing the republicans did was made the democratic the party of the establishment, the ones having to defend the status quo, and no americans right now think the status quo is working. they've elected change candidates like barack obama. they don't feel like they changed it. donald trump is going to change it. >> i think it's worse than that. the democrats have found themselves on the wrong side of normal, and in spite of the all challenges that donald trump had, court cases, all the ups and downs, the american people have said -- i identify more with donald trump than i do with kamala harris and tim walz. they're on the wrong side of all these cultural issues and until they get that straight -- and i

you look out your window, you'll see we are currently flying over the site formerly known as the grand canyonfficially been renamed the ass crack of america." [ laughter ] "in a few hours, we'll be landing in our nations capitol, home to the recently renamed washington monument, aka, america's boner. enjoy the flight." [ laughter ] trump thinks that because -- yeah. [ cheers and applause ] [ party blower ] trump thinks that because he put the word "america" in a body of water, voters will just agree that he made america great again. but voters are savvier than that. a recent pole found that only 25% of americans support changing the name of gulf of mexico while a whopping 70% say they oppose it. and i get it. even red state america has to appreciate how many country songs have gulf of mexico in the lyrics. do you know what the cost would be to reprogram the karaoke machines? [ laughter ] plus it'll mess up all the rhymes. you know, like -- ♪ i walked out of the rodeo and i drove my chevy truck real slow ♪ ♪ down where the breezes blow by the good ole gulf of america ♪ see, it just doesn't - -

places like zion national forest, yosemite, yellowstone, the grand canyon, the great smoky mountains, the everglades sites that draw more than 300 million visitors a year. joining us now, senior vice president of government affairs for the national parks conservation association, kristen bringle. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> who have they eliminated? what do these people do? >> there were. >> a thousand national park staff eliminated on friday. and these are folks who do everything from trail maintenance to visitor services to custodial work in the parks, and even wastewater treatment operators were let go last week. so we're just very concerned about all of the staff who were let go and how this is going to hurt, potentially hurt the parks going into the spring break and summer. >> there's 325 million visitors a year to the national parks, which are all over this country. how do you accommodate all of those visitors? i know there have already been issues accommodating visitors to some of the more popular national parks, because there just aren't enough staff eve

so forth, and so the of the encyclopedia said that the war, the perversion of facts, had cut a grand canyon gash in the hole structure of the world world. and so they decided they had to put out a supplement and supplement was a ten page lots, tiny small type defining this definition is you have to read it a couple of times but it's actually an excellent definition and it was written by a guy who guess what a military gadget for the british and he nailed it he it perfectly. those engaged in the propaganda i know that seems quite but you'll get it. those engaged in a propaganda may genuinely believe that success will be an advantage to those whom they address, but the stimulus to their action is their own. the differential propaganda is that it's self-seeking whether the object be worthy or, unworthy, intrinsically, or in the minds of its promoters. in other words propagandists are not in the business of enlightening. you. they're in the business of persuading. that's what they're doing. so i have a couple of rules about propaganda. one is propagandists never do propaganda. only the enemy do

. >> reporter: the first residents were wild donkeys airlifted if the grand canyon by activist clevelandare going to shoot them for god's sakes? >> reporter: today the sanctuary's home to 150 donkeys. but if you are wondering where all of the dogs and cats are hiding, well, the humane society of the united states isn't actually affiliated with thousands of humane societies that operate shelters across the country. >> local humane societies do take care of dogs, cats, pets, sometimes other animals, and they are amazing places and we work really closely with them, but that's not us. we are a policy organization. we are a lobbyist shop. we work around the world and we do rescue, but we -- you can't get your dog or from us. >> reporter: for the past 75 years the humane society of the united states based in washington, d.c., has worked on issues ranging from investigating the international fur trade to add row indicating for disaster relief plans that take animals into account. this past week the organization announced it's changing its name to reduce confusion and better reflect global focus

james is in grand canyon, arizona on our lines for independents. how are we doing this morning? host: good, thank you. caller: i am a former federal worker as of yesterday night. a lot of us at this national park were let go. i just wanted to call in and talk about the particular issues that face national park's and our public lands in arizona and across the country right now. host: please go ahead. caller: as you know, the administration is making large cuts to federal programs and everything like that. they say they're going after corruption, the deep state, all of this, but really what it -- what that is affecting our the custodians, the maintenance people, the landscapers, the ecologists, the restoration people. that is the people that keep their national parks and public lands beautiful, and that is on the chopping block as of yesterday. when they tell you they are going after these big funding cuts, these federal workers and the public servants, it is a working class of people that work hard and work 2, 3 jobs each, and we are working hard ap

james is in grand canyon, arizona on our lines for independents. how are we doing this morning? host: good, thank you. caller: i am a former federal worker as of yesterday night. a lot of us at this national park were let go. i just wanted to call in and talk about the particular issues that face national park's and our public lands in arizona and across the country right now. host: please go ahead. caller: as you know, the administration is making large cuts to federal programs and everything like that. they say they're going after corruption, the deep state, all of this, but really what it -- what that is affecting our the custodians, the maintenance people, the landscapers, the ecologists, the restoration people. that is the people that keep their national parks and public lands beautiful, and that is on the chopping block as of yesterday. when they tell you they are going after these big funding cuts, these federal workers and the public servants, it is a working class of people that work hard and work 2, 3 jobs each, and we are working hard ap

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with over 340 academic programs, grand canyon university provides a path to help you fulfill your dreamsque el que haya salvado una vida habrÁ salvado el mundo entero. y me dice hoy se apareciÓ un hombre en el hospital y nos dio este papel. mi abuela habÍa hecho una promesa y tenÍa busto en el cuarto de esos. marcela: a travÉs de procedimientos que la han mantenido viva, tres operaciones, tres marcapasos. >> nunca, nunca, yo sabÍa que un mÉdico nos dijo una vez cuando era pequeÑa la batalla de ellas contra el tiempo. marcela: su corazÓn no pudo mÁs y un transplante de corazÓn era la Única alternativa. >> el aÑo pasado entre el hospital, el 28 de junio me conectaron una mÁquina porque yo sabÍa que me estaba muriendo y me conectaron a una mÁquina que yo le puse esperanza porque yo consideraba que era la esperanza que tenÍa hasta que aparecieron corazÓn. marcela: sucediÓ otro milagro, apareciÓ un donante antes de lo esperado. quÉ sentiste en ese momento? anamarÍa: llorÉ mucho, sentÍa mucha pena por la persona y la familia que habÍa fallecido. esa persona que falleciÓ para que yo tuviera vid

with over 340 academic programs, grand canyon university provides a path to help you fulfill your dreamshago lo que tÚ quieras, pero no te rajes. las veracruzanas no nos rajamos nunca. y ella me dijo: yo te lo prometÍ. no me voy a rajar. tienes dos horas para grabar. yo le dije que Él lo que ella quisiera. era su canciÓn y ella no se las habÍa, y necesitaba el playback. y yo le dije: no te preocupes. yo te dirijo. corte, le graban a ella. y allÍ ellas abre de corazÓn. por quÉ fuiste a dar al hospital, amiga?le pregunte. me contÓ una intimidad que quiero guardar y me dijo: no soy la misma caquita de antes. —— no soy la misma paquita de antes. los mÉdicos me dicen mil cosas. estoy harta. yo le dije que no podÍa vivir asÍ que no sintiera sus piernas. y me dijo que no podÍa caminar. ella era como muy especial. >> yo hablaba con su manager, asÍ paso a tu pueblo, conste, conste, despuÉs grabamos la canciÓn, su manager hablÓ y dijo, paquita te manda abrazos, que bonito... satcha: hace cuanto grabaciÓn de este vÍdeo cuando ya verÍamos que paquita estaba bastante mal en tÉrminos de salud? >> aunq

with over 340 academic programs, grand canyon university provides a path to help you fulfill your dreamsstÁ pasando todo eso. como madre estÁ luchando, la veo cuerda, la veo bien y dispuesta a limpiar su imagen. jomari: pero las cosas que se le abusan en el pasado de conducir bajo los efectos muchas cosas son en el pasado. que a dÍa de hoy sea una prueba para ver si tiene drogas en el cuerpo o no, el cuerpo se limpia en unos dÍas. cuando britney spears se rapÓ la cabeza, era porque podÍan ver si se habÍa drogado hace un aÑo hace dos aÑos, las pruebas que se hace una dÍa de hoy demuestran si lo ha hecho la Última semana. para que la gente entienda porque te hagas una prueba ahora no quita todo. no le han quitado el niÑo. estÁn investigando algo. [hablan a la vez] tania: cuÁl es el problema que no lo puede ver la mamÁ? jomari: es una cosa del estatuto de mÉxico que ha determinado que mientras se hace un anÁlisis el niÑo se quede—— [hablan a la vez] montse:imelda dice que maribel no siguiÓ el protocolo adecuado para quitarle un niÑo y para que me la pueda ver en este tiempo ahÍ es donde veo

i think i'm going to do grand canyon university's online program and get my master's degree.nal tambiÉn pidiÓ que no sigan con estos temas de violencia, que la estÁn amenazando y esto para ambas partes. chicos, estamos todos. jomari: la pregunta del millÓn de dÓlares, no creo que pueda ver al niÑo. >> lo que pasa es que lo que sientes que estamos hablando de temas muy jurÍdicos que mucha gente no entiende que no tiene acceso a ellos y no es un abogado quien los estÁ explicando sino imelda que se siente acorralada y lo escribe o maribel. pero ella habla de un tÉrmino que me puse investigar a ver a quÉ significaba en mÉxico la suspensiÓn de oficio y de plano es una medida cautelar en el juicio de amparo, su objetivo serÍa detener de inmediato los efectos de un acto reclamado anteriormente, entonces dejarÍa sin efecto lo que ha hecho maribel. jomari: se acepta el juez eso, ella hizo esa aplicaciÓn, anulen todo lo que ha hecho maribel. >> eso lo que estamos entendiendo, el juez lo acepto y lo que a mÍ me da entender imelda es que es un paso hacia delante para poder ella. >> una m

. ♪♪ i think i'm going to do grand canyon university's online program and get my master's degree.r, ella estÁ muy enamorada de Él, se compenetran demasiado en todo, hasta en la economÍa, dice que viene compras de lugares grandes, puede ser una mansiÓn, puede que ella abra un negocio de venta que tiene que ver con souvenirs o productos de lo que va muy bien. se acerca mucho el dÍa del amor, yo siempre digo que uno tiene que saber escoger a la persona que te puede llevar y ella lo escogiÓ. >> vivirÍa un aÑo y verÍa cÓmo me fuera, se me va bien me compro la mansiÓn. >> yo espero que de verdad tenga la razÓn porque yo no creo que sea el momento adecuado, hay que recalcar un dato muy curioso que taylor swift si hallo especialmente el grupo de las mujeres, creo que aumentado un 30 a 40% el interÉs de las mujeres en el fÚtbol y del equipo precisamente, ahora las mujeres puede ser se sientan con sus novios a ver los partidos de travis kelsey por si acaso taylor swift esta en el pÚblico o disfrutando con sus amigos y creo que obviamente el caso de este amigo que muchas personas quieren ver

with over 340 academic programs, grand canyon university provides a path to help you fulfill your dreamseso estÁ como fuerte. si lo va a hacer con uno, que lo haga para todos. astrid: tenemos que recordar una cosa importante. el aÑo pasado trump cuando se le hizo la misma pregunta dijo que Él no lo protegerÍa. cuando harry saca su libro dice que habÍa usado drogas en un momento dado lo que indica que mintiÓ cuando llenÓ la parte de su visa y por eso se abre el caso que fue cerrado en octubre del 20 24 pero el caso se volviÓ a abrir la semana pasada y se supone que se enfrente a un juez federal este prÓximo miÉrcoles en washington. quÉ va a ocurrir luego? eso lo va a saber la corte federal, lo que pasarÁ y aquÍ vemos que hay un cambio de opiniÓn.dijo que no lo protegerÍa y ahora dice que lo va a proteger y vamos a ver porque se va a enfrentar a la justicia este miÉrcoles en washington. jomari: hay un caso abierto que estÁ contando astridque bÁsicamente el juez quiere revelar parte de la aplicaciÓn que Él tuvo para demostrar que mintiÓ a la hora de la aplicaciÓn porque se contradice con lo

i think i'm going to do grand canyon university's online program and get my master's degree. >> es que existe el sector donde es muy respetable, que son un poco mÁs religiosos, mÁs extremistas, hay algunos que deciden ya no cantar mÁs que va republicano, le quieren hacer apuradas cosas cristiana y es sÚper respetable, pero se depende de lo que tÚ quieras y creas, de con quiÉn te reÚnes y cuÁles son los conceptos que traes . >> es que cada quien tiene un camino. >> estamos los que tenemos esas creencias, y queremos darle alegrÍa y entendimiento a la gente. en mi caso yo no cantarÍa cosas tan fuertes, se escuchan a veces, groserÍas y cosas porque no es mi estilo ni se me antoja. tania: por Último, ninel, ¿quÉ opinas de giovanni e irina? >> preguntas asÍ como preguntas no tienes. quÉ vergüenza con un hacha. —— con nacho. >> yo me lo gozo. >> gracias, los amamos, no se pierdan este tema con el bombÓn y nacho. tania: hasta ahorita se llama. >> ahorita tienes el micrÓfono censurada porque hasta ahorita se llama "a tu cuerpo lo que pidas". tania: entonces ya es oficial, lo dijo en "

it's unrealistic that new agreements and leases will cover this grand canyon size gap. this is an inequitable and unfair policy change. by cutting the entire golf subsidy and not doing so from any other activity we golfers pay for the use of our courses while other activities largely do not. this is a very upsetting and bad political decision. it's unfair to pit activities that other athletes against one another instead spread the pain of this 5% cut across the board and not single out golf. don't throw the baby out with the bath water. find and find an equitable alternative to this unconscionable policy change. that will kill golf in our fair city. thank you. >> thank you. can you meet a meet the next speaker? >> hi, i'm paul hagan. i'm the on the steering committee of friends of balbo. i'm here to make a budget ask even though the budget is really in a mess. but antonio, antonio and phil, we want to be your best friends and thinking about having a fiscally sound structurally sound but a jet. so i also want to preface this with and i speak i think for our community we

with over 340 academic programs, grand canyon university provides a path to help you fulfill your dreamsciÓn, estrÉs todas esas cosas que realmente interaccionan poco hizo todos los dÍas todas esas cosas pueden ser factores de riesgo para desarrollo de placas en las arterias del corazÓn, una vez se tiene placa en las arterias del corazÓn se puede romper causando un infarto. presentadora: el doctor me decÍa si mas no recuerdo por alguna razÓn las morÉ son mÁs propensas? >> no mÁs propensa, antes de las pe nos —— antes de la menopausia tiene menor riesgo, una vez llega la menos parcial pierde la protecciÓn de el estrÓgeno el nivel de riesgo se equipara al de nosotros. presentadora: quÉ podemos hacer doctor? >> obviamente hay varias cosas que pueden usar de santo remedio, antes de eso mantener un peso ideal es importantÍsimo, los 10,000 pasos al dÍa, controlar el estrÉs, dormir 7 u 8 horas todas las noche, todo eso es importante 2 factores de riesgo importantÍsimo que puedes ayudar a controlar, nÚmero uno circulaciÓn plus para esas personas que tiene prensiÓn sanguÍnea alta, o problemas de

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