francine: isabelle, thank you so much. isabelle mateos y lago stays with us. joining tom and me shortly. we will talk about some of the german five-year yields. yes, bloomberg surveillance continues in the next hour. tom keene awaits and jenna me at new york. -- and joins me at new york. we'll be talking to indonesia's finance minister a little bit about dollar and will be heard from the trump's america first speech and davos -- in davos on friday. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: a wild week for the u.s. markets get ready for yellen's last meeting. easing.he ecb governing council member calls for qe to stop as soon as possible. the german five-year terms positive for the first time since 2015. crypto hikes cost $1 billion. when will we see stricter oversight? good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom keene in new york. you made it safely back from davos. a little bit of chat on the we heard in davos. we talk about the dollar, whether there is a targeting from the u.s. administration. onto the state of the union address and what the president will say.

isabel: llegas tarde.quieras ver la cara de estúpida. ramiro: ¿otra vez ya vas a empezar con tus celos? isabel: tú sabes que tengo razón, no soy tonta, no son celos infundados. ¡sé que tienes una amante! ramiro: pero, ¿por qué dices eso? isabel: no me toques, no me beses y mucho menos después de estar con ella. ramiro: tú eres la que a mí cada día me está alejando más. isabel: no, tú eres el que está

mira, me pueden llamar a mÍ o a la profesora isabel que aquÍ estÁ. isabel, quÉ bueno que llegas.su madre para no preocuparla mÁs. pobrecita. lo que pasa es que marisol pensÓ que si deportaban a sus padres iban a llegar a casa de su abuelita en mÉxico. imagÍnate. - ¿cÓmo una niÑa tan pequeÑa se va a meter en una aventura como esa, padre? yo realmente pienso que ni siquiera va a poder salir de la ciudad. ¿sin dinero y sola? - yo tampoco lo creo. debe andar bien perdida por alguna parte. que dios lo proteja y dios la cubra. que dios la acompaÑe. mi gran preocupaciÓn es que vaya a caer en manos de... de una de esas mafias que trafican menores. - ¿quÉ? - marisol, te he estado buscando. ¿no viste? te iban a raptar. tienes que tener mÁs cuidado. - ¿tÚ quiÉn eres? yo no te conozco. - ah. me llamo jesÚs. - ¿cÓmo sabes mi nombre? - marisol, ¿estÁs bien? estabas muerta de hambre. con razÓn casi te desmayaste. - gracias. ya me has salvado dos veces. la primera, cuando ese seÑor me iba a llevar. la segunda, con esa deliciosa comida. sabe igual a la de mi mamÁ. - ¿sabes quÉ dÍa es hoy, marisol

ilia: felicidades a doÑa isabel. ya tenemos el secreto del aceite de oliva.gracias. locutor: televisa presenta... [música] ramón: chiquita... sofía: por fin aquí. me hubiera encantado consolar a ramón cuando le mataron a su amorcito. pero nunca es tarde. voy a recuperar su amor. ramó

isabel: wolff defendiÓ su liro.hazan esa versiÓn y centra su crÍtica en quien fuera el estratega polÍtico del presidente y enemigo de wolff. bannon se pronunciÓ para aclarar que sus comentarios en el libro hacÍan referencia al exjefe de la campaÑa de trump vino sobre el equipo del presidente. las disculpas de banon no serÍa suficiente para aclarar la ira del presidente trump por el polÉmico libro que se agotÓ en las librerÍas y ya ocupa el primer lugar de ventas en los estados unidos, a pesar de las amenazas del presidente para evitar su publicaciÓn. palmira: en breve, "contacto deportivo". ♪ daniel: con el gusto de siempre los saludo. tenemos nuevo campeÓn, la universidad de alabama pudo remontar sobre giorgio para tener su quinto tÍtulo y el sexto para su entrenador. todo se definiÓ en tiempo extra y el coreback suplente bailÓ para sentenciar el juego a su favor. en la nba, los warriors enfrentaron a los. 124-114. ♪ mÁs de la nba, los kingsrecibieron a los spurs buscando su victoria. san antonio hizo labores en el

at age 41, isabel married and had two sons, omar and danilo lugo. because of the increasing violence in her home country and the kidnapping of her husband, isabel began a new life with her children in the united states in 1970 and for 26 years she resided in my district, the beautiful miami beach. throughout her long and distinguished life, isabel has never ceased placing the needs of others before her own. isabel has served as a strong advocate for many important issues and organizations such as the jewish community center of miami beach and has continued to serve as a voice to the voiceless to this day. mr. speaker, i ask my colleagues to join me in celebrating this historic birthday with isabel, who is the oldest living person in the state of florida. mr. speaker, i could like to congratulate the head coach of the miami hurricanes football team on being named the walter camp 2017 coach of the year and the a.c.c. coach of the year. in only two seasons at the helm, coach rick has created a winning environment at my alma mater, the university of mia

nats sot/ isabel santoy/ esposa de jess 18 años juntos. no los voy a dejar isabel santoy est desconcertadacasa sin razn. sot/ jess santoy/ asegura fue arrestado por error en cuanto la policia me miro se me dejaron venir, como seis policias a mi. la familia afirma que los oficiales llegaron hasta su apartamento, sin una aparente orden de arresto, sin decir dar explicaciÑes y arrestaron a jesus santoy y en frente de sus hijos. sot/ jess santoy/ asegura fue arrestado por error no me dijeron nada. solo tu estas arrestado por robo, pero nunca me pidieron id ni me enseñaron un papel. sin embargo, el oficial de la polica metropolitana, jacinto rivera, dice que los agentes tuvieron razones substanciales para arrestarlo. sot/ jacinto rivera/ polica metropolitana el se identifico a los oficiales con el nombre de la persona que era buscada. adicionalmente la esposa confirmo que asi se llamaba. sot/ isabel santoy/ esposa de jess nos traumaron completamente. yo no dije nada. lo niego completamente. yo no dije nada. los investigadores haban arrestado al hermano de jess por robo, presunto crimen con el q

isabel: eso sÍ mamita, eso es mal de amor.a lectura y escritura estaban entre sus pasatiempos. actualmente aÚn disfruta de un buen cafÉ. en 1970 se mudÓ a estados unidos, se hizo ciudadana a los casi 80 aÑos. la Última vez que ejerciÓ el voto fue con el ex presidente barack obama, en las elecciones del 2012. isabel: quÉ bonita tarde. eliezer: cÓmo estÁ de salud ella? ç >> los mÉdicos dicen que estÁ estable. la senilidad es normal. el iese: el secreto para una cara bella? isabel: aceite en la cara todas las noches, es el secreto para tener la cara limpia. elÍecer su hijo nos cuenta que nunca ha comido carne roja, pero sÍ disfruta comer... isabel: frijolitos con arrocito. yo vivo contenta. usted no? eliezer: muy feliz de verla a usted, me inspira. >> es lo mÁximo tener una madre que ya es un sÍmbolo. isabel: entrÉguese a dios para que sea feliz. eliÉcer: la clave es vivir contento, ser feliz y amar a dios sobre todas las cosas. me comentan que han recibido homenaje a nivel local, estatal y nacional. honraron su existencia, tambi

you isabelle for being here and thank you for your work. >> good morning relatives. i come from the northern tribes. i'm 23 years-old and live on occupied territory. i want to first pay acknowledge to the people of the land we do stand on because indigenous voices, indigenous rights and sovereignty is important to remember and acknowledge. i am a member of idle no more sf bay. sfd fund dapo coalition and defending mother earth treaty. i want to start by saying we welcome the pension board and seiu public sector members to join our ranks as water protectors. the vote to defund is critical. it's critical to protecting the water. the divestment vote and movement in san francisco has been initiated and fostered by long standing grassroots, indigenous advocacy throughout turtle island and mobilizing groups that have fought long and hard for this moment today. we have seen and continue to see the violation of indigenous rights and the threats to our water. all of the sacred systems of life. the standoff at standing rock to stop the dakota access pipeline is not over and it

isabel: mi nombre es isabel. maite: usted tambiÉn tiene una pregunta para la abogada, isabel?o tener documentos falsos nunca con ellos y muy amablemente decir al oficial a los ojos: lo siento mucho, pero no acepto mi salida voluntaria. pueda guardar silencio, voy a llamar a mi familia, representante del consulado porque no me voy, yo me quedo aquÍ definiendo mi familia y necesito mantener a mi familia. asÍ que esta es la lucha que todos tenemos que continuar. se lo mandan al juez con deportaciÓn se lucha el caso por muchos aÑos porque tenemos que seguir luchando. maite: es muy importante asesorarse, abogada, tambiÉn no tener miedo, sino buscar la informaciÓn por alguien que la separa y estar preparados porque tambiÉn hay diferentes casos y no todo el mundo se abarca con la misma sÁbana, sino que al contrario cada caso es diferente y de su se trata tambiÉn, poder informar a nuestra gente. jessica: claro que sÍ, a luchar. maite: mucha gracia ustedes por esa trabajo extraordinario que hacen, como dice la abogada. les agradecemos que hayan hecho estas preguntas y gracias al abogad

and with me here in the studio the attorney for mr to on the german lawyer isabel in health it's good to have you on the show we just saw you in that report you're sitting here with me why aren't you at the trough three reasons first recent doesn't let me in i traveled last week to vietnam was the intention to ascend my clinics in riyadh now about the situation and i wasn't i wasn't allowed to come in to you have no reason now all i asked for reasons they gave me none at least i got a copy of the disk decision they made at all only because i made instance in that and it says that because of article twenty one of immigration law but none of the points that this article mentions gets to me so i heard we have not missed talking between the officers this is a lawyer this was the reason so you think that the immigration officials had instructions not let you into the country just second point yeah go ahead i'm a lawyer in germany i'm not a lawyer in vietnam so i can't defend my client in vietnam in this process in vietnam yes and the third. and. as i'm not. studied in vietnamese law there'

. >> started when two sisters malia and isabel organized the children of bali to collect signatures on petition to stop the use of plastic bags. the youngsters distributed reusable bags to retailers, they sponsored roadside and beach clean-ups, plastic bag members fly signature kite and to increase awareness of the cause, when they were ready to present the first signatures on a petition to the governor, they asked for an appointment and he declined. big mistake. lotti and isabel told the press that they were going to go on hunger strike and they did that, the governor saw them the very next day. he also signed amen -- a memorandum by planning plastic bag of use 2018. this is malati presenting him with a bracelet that says bye, bye plastic bags and gave it to him to remind him of his promise every single day. >> creativity for peace is a three-year leadership program for israeli and palestinian high school girls, starts with the summer camp in santa fe, mÉxico, neutral ground, typically none of these girls has ever met the enemy before, but members of their family have been injured, so

. >> drexel hosting northeastern, isabel weaving through the lane, drops 21 including a game winning drexel wins, 68-67. delaware to hofstra, stop on d, justin wright, buries the three. delaware goes down 64-59. >> finally, with the eagles in for the fight of their life next sunday, the true underdog himself, rocky has the right idea. sylvester stallone having fun on his instagram page, eagles fighting dressed up as a patriot. it's a knockout. rocky wins. the bigger they are, the harder they fall. >> rocky lost in rocky one. rocky ii is when he won. >> flyers have the right idea. much more coming up. stick around. and big plans. so how can i make the efforts of 8 employees, feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? dream more, dream faster, and above all, now, i'll dream gig. now more businesses, in more places, can afford to dream gig. >> the chairman of republic committee on allegations of assault. the latest coming up. if philadelphia auto show gets under way. we look at this year's hottest cars. >> also how the community came

thank you for joining us it's a pleasure to have you with us i mean what are some of these knockoffs isabel is reporting like the michael kors bags a fake michael kors they're pretty convincing right absolutely and thank you so much for having us it's very true that we are seeing a trend in fact in seemingly higher quality knockoffs at more close to retail price point so we're used to always have situations where the consumer probably knew what they were getting when they saw five hundred dollar handbag or thirty dollars we're now seeing very well crafted websites with customer service lines and elaborate explanations about how they got the goods wholesale and leading people to. leaving might just be getting a very good deal so how do you tell if you're getting a fake i mean. if you're buying a michael kors bag for twenty five bucks you know you you know it didn't come from the store but other than that i mean manila talked about the pieces being brought in peter neal and they're so how do you know i mean how do you know if you are paying sort of a full boat price but not getting the whole

marÍa isabel orozco dice que muchos niÑos en oaxaca estÁn recibiendo clases a la intemperie. >> hacemos 7 de septiembre, padres de familia y maestros de diversos centros educativos decidieron poner manos a la obra y continuar con el ciclo escolar. en una calle o en medio de los escombros de escuela que sufrieron daÑos y que aÚn no han sido reparadas. >> como estÁn dándose cuenta, apenas iniciaron la demoliciÓn del edificio, hemos estado trabajando como la primera escuela, primero con los alumnos. ramÓn: tambiÉn con la ayuda de familiares y del propio personal, porque las autoridades los dejaron solos. >> no hay presupuesto. ramÓn: en un comunicado el gobierno seÑalÓ que se avanza en la construcciÓn de las escuelas afectadas y asegurÓ que en marzo entrenarÁn otras 300 y 400 en junio. sobre mÁs de 98% de estudiantes del estado, la mayor parte estÁ tomando clases en sus escuelas y el resto en instalaciones provisionales. un hombre de 38 aÑos podrÍa ser el mayor violador de colombia, la policÍa le seguía la pista desde 2005. una investigaciÓn criminal determinÓ que el detenido tuvo contacto

. >> el mar esta un poco movido, entonces, el equipo de isabel ataje la policÍa esta viendo de mejorara terminar en el fondo de un acantilado. >> todo lo que me dicen, acÁ va a demorar la bÚsqueda para sacarlos. >> el Ómnibus de la empresa fue impactado por un conductor que lo investigÓ con su trÁiler. las autoridades aseguran que el esperar entre cinco y siete aÑos de prisiÓn. >> el bus estÁ volteado y son difÍciles las operaciones, hay estÁ el personal de la policÍa, estÁn los bomberos y estamos sacando a todos los fallecidos. >> en el hospital, decenas de familiares han esperado durante dos dÍas para reconocer a las vÍctimas y a todos los cuerpos que fueron rescatados. marÍa luisa martÍnez, univisiÓn. jorge: en salvador faltan escasos dÍas para que el departamento de seguridad nacional de estados unidos decida el futuro de 200,000 salvadoreÑos que viven en este paÍs bajo el tps . la terminaciÓn de este programa para y tienes y nicaragüenses, hay mucha incertidumbre, no sÓlo entre los salvadoreÑos, sino tambiÉn para sus hijos. salvador: cientos de nueve salvadoreÑos han iniciado el

he wants to meet isabelle grace.nd i we need our own daycare center. rachel: [laughter] absolutely. >> griff: let's get to it, geraldo. geraldo: 13? rachel: it would be hard to find a babysitter though. >> griff: let's talk about what we've been talking about all morning though and that is the white house legislative framework coming out on monday we laid it out all morning we'll do it one more time. there's basically four points of it 25 billion for border security that means a wall that eliminates visa lottery and it curbs chain migration and it gives a pathway to citizenship for nearly 2 million dreamers, those young immigrants brought here illegally as children. what do you make of this? geraldo: well i think, griff, we have the makings of a real compromise for the first time. i think that if you strip away all of the noise and i think the unhelpful statements by leader pelosi bringing race and racism into this debate at this late stage and focus on the two items number one, remember the movie liar liar where at

action if you needed to find a shop there was a list of all the authorized carriages isabella boarding isabel it was marketed all over the world on here there were carriages in africa and lots in germany which of course it's no longer exists and it's hard to do business with you. people often stop and stare when they see a beautiful vintage car in pristine condition she is in a lot enjoys that when people break into a smile aside older people love it when they recognise it is about on the road and the youngsters likewise and often given the thumbs up it's a delight. in the hundreds from module from right that. you had to fight and to. find out how my heart also loves his car obviously he did not buy it as an investment as some collectors of vintage vehicles do though it has gained in value. is now almost sixty years old it's fifty five kilowatt four cylinder engine can power the car to a top speed of one hundred fifty kilometers an hour but how much left for. it can get very loud he says because there's no acoustic insulation under the hood . which and before him it's all part of the vintage

dance director power fan who founded on the golden globe with al on the wonderful isabel. before it was hungary and last low nam ish with son of saul so european cinema is very present. the president. sees her go plays a woman who loses her husband and child in a right wing terror attack she gave a heart rending portrayal of pain felt by those left behind. but within the fade you can clearly sense the influence of american independent cinema it's martin scorsese is fatty hawkins big role model and naturally lead actress deanna kluger has enjoyed international success for years and worked with hollywood directors like quentin tarantino and vault and papers and. so i think that contributed greatly to in the faith winning the golden globe. golden globe. kerger made her acting debut with a hollywood blockbuster in two thousand and four she played helen involved on paper since troy alongside orlando bloom and brad pitt. in two thousand and nine she appeared in quentin tarantino's inglourious basterds. in the fade was her first german language film and it's now a golden globe wi

isabel sent that in. thank you very much for that. that will be a talker this morning.ngo -- we don't know if he sings the "falcons lose" song. >> we'll stick with the eagles. ♪ take 'em low take 'em high and watch our eagles fly ♪ >> wait, wait. look at that video. >> nice. the staff singing with their own live eagle there. lots of people joined the performance. >> impressive. >> it is. >> keep the videos coming. you can upload your video to nbc10.com/fightsong. or hash tag it #flyeaglesfly. thanks. >>> now to more of the stories we're following at 5:00 a.m. -- >> weather whirlwind. heavy rain, strong winds, and possible flooding. a steamer is rolling in, set to make a mess in our area. >>> the president cancels an overseas trip hours after using expletives to describe african nations and other countries. >>> and worker in the walls. a man's terrifying fall gets him stuck in a very tight space. >>> happening now, a strong storm is set to make a wet start for your weekend. take a look.'s already in our area. >>> good morning, welcome to "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy dav

drexel hosting northwestern -- eastern that is in college hoops, dragons, isabel coming off his 40-pointving his way through traffic. he had 21 points including his game winning free throw with second to go. drexel wins 68-67, by the skin of their teeth, drexel starting to play a lot better. >> a win is a win. >> yes. >> thanks, jeff. >> do you want your front lawn to look like lincoln financial field or quick way to cheer your team on here's a great way. paint a eagles logo. that is what paul burton in delaware county is doing. helping his neighbors get in the eagles spirit as if they need help and there is only one reason for all of this effort. >> go eagles. let's go. trip to the super bowl, guys, let's get it. >> are you ready. >> good enough reason for me. >> burton did 10 lawns just today and has several more scheduled for tomorrow. >>> a look at the forecast is next here on "action news" taking a live look right here from sky six, center city sky line, fmc building is all deck out in eagles green. meteorologist cecily tynan has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "a

and with me here in the studio the attorney for mr to on the german lawyer isabel snog in health it's good to have you on the show we just saw you in that report you're sitting here with me why aren't you at the trough three reasons first recent doesn't let me in i traveled last week to vietnam with the intention to is saying my colleagues in riyadh now about the situation and i wasn't i wasn't allowed to come in to have a reason now all i asked for reasons they gave me none at least i got a copy of the disk decision they made at all only because i made instance in that and it says that because of article twenty one of immigration law but none of the points that this article mentions gets to me so i heard we have not missed talking between the officers this is the lawyer this was the reason so you think that the immigration officials had instructions not let us as a country just second point yeah go ahead a lawyer in germany i'm not a lawyer vietnam so i can't defend my client in vietnam in this process in vietnam yes and thirty four and. as i'm not. studied in vietnamese law is no se

their kids and have to be firm that's right but they really have to be good parents right exactly isabel along with the charge a hospital as always thank you for coming in and i hope for those parents are listening to you so true that what the conversation is always continues online here on the day you can reach us and bring about t.v. or get over your news and don't forget the matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then you don't stay on your phones too much. enter the conflict zone a new president has taken the oath of office in zimbabwe to see any different from the old one my guest here in london is mick bunworth the u.k. representative of the country's ruling zanu p.f. party with thirty five years of bloodshed on the on the economy to louisbourg business today continuing to duffel. bags camera traction the star of our show the top of mind mountains. with your knowledge of the french cooking school the fun trama the fabulous mountains of sounds to all offer a spectacular setting. sounds. pretty fun. to flip. through look. look . a new president

their kids and have to be firm that's right but they really have to be good parents right exactly isabel along with the sergeant hospital as always thank you for coming in and i hope you whose parents are listening to you so true what the conversation is always continues online here on the day you can reach a support got t.v. or b w news and don't forget the matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then you don't stay on your phones too much. no these characters have none stumbling out of a computer game into our reality. there aren't words fine young man come grin from sweden made news speeds. pixel art become street art. the lens mind is blown. your romance. on the. ukraine village surrounded by trenches. the second a rocket could destroy someone's home electricity water and food are in short supply how could anyone still live here. near the separatist front line and her children are holding out. ukraine surviving in a no man's land. sixty minutes. d.w. media center see it find it here it discover a. video and audio podcast in language courses in t

where dozens of cultural festivals are in full swing organizers say one of them is quite unique as to isabel reports the festival reflects the heart of argentina's traditions where bed trained for years with a dream of becoming a dance champion. was the small city of level of a in the central province of the court of the law is transformed every year by my lambo. danced exclusively by men who train for years to be able to compete here. as a way of life it is choosing a lifestyle it's not a job it's a passion. for him with the with the. dancers from argentina's twenty three provinces travelled to the most important competition in the country it took choir skill strength and a lot of street. the dancers are dressed like they got the traditional horsemen that once roamed the land. of the brave the way they count up to ten feet and fight. with one another back in the seventeenth and eighteenth century to the brim of the town and i can tell you the place for these people is a way of preserving argentina's tradition. he said teacher from the southern province of no can this is his first time at th

as isabelle assessment of that's not the position of the israeli government but you could explain how the position of the israeli government squares with the notion of israel's declaration of independence which said pledged to ensure completely quality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion race or sex you've never done fifty on the cause on the country in since israel's independence in one nine hundred forty eight all israeli citizens have a quality of the law that somebody is really citizens it doesn't say that says inhabitants of israel irrespective of religion race or sex and that's hundred percent correct all inhabitants of israel have equality under the law and i'm proud to say that i've been the only country which guarantees legal equality under the law that's why you have consistently refused to address the glaring discrimination against israeli arabs that successive reports both from your own government commissions and from your friends at the u.s. state department of highlighted last january human rights report from the state departmen

and from "the widow," last year's winner for best actress, isabelle huppert. >> each of these women gavepast year, and all are deserving of our highest praise and honor. >> web directors were fond of this sentence, film making is the art of having beautiful women do beautiful things, but on screen, you know. only on screen. this does not apply to real life. here are the nominees for best actress in a motion picture drama. >> jessica chastain, "molly's game." >> sally hawkins, "the shape of water." >> frances mcdormand, "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> meryl streep, "the post." >> michelle williams, "all the money in the world." >> and the golden globe goes to -- frances mcdormand. ♪ [ applause ] >> well, i have a few things to say. i'm going to keep it short because we've been here a long time and we need some tequila. all you ladies in this category, bar, tequila's on me. thank you to the hollywood foreign press. i'm still not quite sure who they are when i run into them, but for the last 35 years, but i love seeing their faces. and let's face it, they managed to elect a

isabel gutierrez. daisy camay. josephia riaz. graciella riaz. and myriam -- looks like encion. so those are the next speakers on for marshall. go ahead. >> good evening. i have two grandchildren, one is now at marshall. he is so genuinely referred to -- they love him. the parents love him. and at a time when our community, our latino community is being assaulted by this current administration, daca will probably be taken away from our youngsters, we need mrmr. mr. tobar and hundreds of him because he in that school is the only one that understands what the community is all about. he's the only one that understands the parents and the only one that treats the parents with the respect they deserve. marshall elementary is 70% latino. whatever it is that happened, rough-housing, whatever it is that happened, is culturally acceptable to the latino community because i have seen these kids come up to mr. tobar, when he's out there every day making sure that these kids get to their cars safely and he says hello to the parents and greets them and greets the kids and i'm sure whatever ha

tiene un gran parecido con isabel pantoja.e la relaciÓn se empezó a deteriorar al final. ahÍ estÁn. habrÁ quÉ ver las otras. faltan como 60 obras. [risas] reportera: poco a poco, le iremos investigando damasco. tenemos otra exclusiva. otra exclusiva en "despierta amÉrica".es una fotografÍa. lo que pasa que ahora se hace pÚblico lo tenemos que comentar. esta fotografÍa que estÁn viendo en pantalla van a poder reconocer un rostro. es el de adolfo Ángel. está abrazando a su pareja actual que tiene en brazos a un bebÉ que tienen en comÚn. lo estoy diciendo . quÉ callado se lo tenÍan! la persona que estÁ ahÍ tambiÉn es hijo de la pareja actual de adolfo. estÁn celebrando un cumpleaÑos. desconocemos de quiÉn es el cumpleaÑos. mira quÉ felicidad. esta chica es mexicana. es modelo. es una chica bellÍsima por dentro y por fuera. la conocemos. karla: cÓmo se llama la chica? reportera: ella se llama liz. alan: creo que es el cumpleaÑos del bebÉ son dos velitas creo. karla: esta foto, de dÓnde saliÓ? reportera: no puedo decir. [risas] mi

. >> en 1996, debutÓ en su primera telenovela "mi querida isabel" con un papel secundario.que tambiÉn debiÓ enfrentar conflictos con productores y directores . pensiones laborales y largos meses sin que lo volvieran a llevar a actuar. >> a partir de ahÍ ya empezaba yo a tomar momentos de depresiÓn. >> las porta se le estaban cerrando. no sÓlo en su carrera profesional, sino tambiÉn en su vida personal. una relaciÓn amorosa terminÓ mal y una vez mÁs se refugiÓ en el alcohol. >> ahÍ fue donde empecÉ a tomar a diario. la soledad me pega mucho. >> Él cuenta que una madrugada ebrio se quedÓ dormido en la banca de una calle y se despertÓ cuando sintió el primer golpe. >> llegaron como 10 personas y me patearon directo en la cara. me fracture una nariz, mis ojos tenÍan sangre, todo. desfigurado completamente. >> sus atacantes le facturaron la nariz, perdiÓ varios nietos que tenÍa contusiones en todo el cuerpo. desfigurado, se refugiÓ en un centro de ayuda para indigentes. >> entonces tÚ vivÍas en la calle. tus amigos eran los indigentes de la calle. >> sÍ, le llaman el escuadrÓn.

lot of issues and i managed and i thought it does will be a feather to be a dick beauty best than isabel national camembert the laughlin and has a more t.m.i. or at home more him a kid in the corner cellar with a sort of a tom can measure the fellas in a year why he and butter out in the usual had a d. a computer in home or in. the home to mom was that like a guess this is a sign from the homeless. i'm always looking for palestinian poetry to sing and this poem particularly special to my heart because first of all it's by the great. and. i really felt close to it because i feel also like. i'm palestinian but like so many of us in the diaspora so many of us who had to leave. i speak also as somebody from a far away land. and somebody who who feels this great nostalgia whenever i return and also i feel that the poem is really speaking about the experience of somebody like my father who had to leave. as a child and. he feels he has been living in exile his whole life but every day dreaming of palestine every day has his heart is in palestine so i feel that this poem really speaks beautifull

. >> i'm isabel and i'm in grade seven. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, los angeles. >> and that's the overnightrom the cbs broadcast center in captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, january 5th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking for a deep freeze. the snow is gone. now a blast of bone-chilling cold air is on the way. >>> on sale now, "fire and fury," the book president trump didn't want released hit store shelves overnight. >>> and the marijuana legalization could be in trouble as the attorney general ramps up a federal fight. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at c

are some really personal observations and personal experiences that go into living through the 19th isabel allenda and life in 1968 and i want to give you a bit of that and give you time for questions as fast as possible. i would like to learn some stuff i might be able to steal and then use on tv. so, 1967 is the year he spends thinking of running for president and deciding against it and everywhere he goes, whenever he gives a speech anywhere all he hears is run, bobby, ron. undermining the speeches was a force we have never seen before in american politics into something we have never seen since, something shakespearean. when he stepped up to a microphone, no matter how sunny that day or wide smile, it was always framed in the tragedy. the personal and national tragedy of the assassination of president of the united states on november 221963 his audiences knew his team because they all felt their own version of that pain on that program this day in 1963 that shook the country to its core. in his hometown of boston, it felt as though the world stopped. i was in elementary school in bosto