he's a bad guy just says that carl i mean did isabella on a whim when these engineers showed him the first prototype and asked him what to call the car he waved his hand and said tersely what do i care what isabella christo says cudos mr bork barked like a good name for a good car. in the one nine hundred fifty s. the isabella was a cut above the competition in germany in terms of both looks and technology at seven thousand dogs marks it cost more than a v.w. beetle but less than a mercedes pantone but as far as performance was concerned the isabella left both models eating its dust. crystal says it could go from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour in twenty five seconds reaching a top speed of one hundred thirty five kilometers an hour that might not sound very impressive today but in the fifty's it could overtake more than half the cars on the german routes in one hundred fifty five carl bork went even further with the isabella ts with a top speed of one hundred. kilometers an hour it's set the european standard in its class it's great suspension made it a real curve hogger. hav

but the isabella's curves and refined roofline also lead to a style all its own. we'd see benches in the front and back these are below can seat six adults comfortably that was the secret to the model success pairing sportiness with a dash of luxury. they were liable for cylinder engine with its side mounted camshaft and already been used to power the hunza fifteen hundred. thanks to its fabulous suspension the isabella is nimble on curves only one thing puts a spanner in the works. outside christoph says this steering column gear shift was absolutely state of the art in the fifty's even porsche thought about putting the gear shift for its three fifty six behind the steering wheel but fairy porsche said no thank goodness he says as this construction really hinders quick gear changes and sporty driving that even this little flaw can't spoil the great package that is the isabella. over two hundred thousand isabella's were sold between one nine hundred fifty two and one nine hundred sixty four the model was carl borg bards biggest success none of the other vehicles h

isabella built in one nine hundred fifty four it was the brainchild of engineer and industrialist carl f. w. walk watch. and out of might be able to stuff powers says today there are vehicles for every meal from off road sports cars to four door coops but in the one nine hundred fifty s. it was a different story metering sedans boasted plenty of room but offered a little driving pleasure so thank goodness car maker carl w. bork lot from bring in had a heart for family man who like to put the pedal to the metal he's is a bellow was both family friendly and fun to drive the german sports sedan and was born. at the start the isabella experienced some growing pains but that was little wonder the entire vehicle was developed in just ten months. was famous for his authoritarian leadership style and he alone chose the cars name. and clutter still says that karl named isabella on a whim when these engineers showed him the first prototype and asked him what to call the car he waved his hand and said tersely what do i care what isabella christo says kudo's mr bork farts a good name for a good ca

you got to love outside crystal says the isabella was or quads greatest trial it was germany's first sporting mid-range sedan and the dream machine the family cars he says the isabella storm the whole new vehicle class making it a true milestone in automotive history. still the current couldn't save the bork large company plagued by financial troubles political intrigues and bad planning germany's largest privately run carmaker was forced to declare bankruptcy in one nine hundred sixty one. and next time on drive it we try to help a sporty edition of the skoda kodiak when you were already us. and we look around the geneva motor show for new developments and the world premieres. after. rape as an instrument of more brutal tactics in the two million ting and subjugating the victims. in libya's ongoing civil war men are also systematically subjected to rape so far none of those are have been willing to talk about. now for the first time to help break their silence. rape as a weapon of war fifteen minutes d.w. . we make up oh but we watch as a half of the under budget cuts we are the civ

isabella coleman, who was still in the business of building floats when i joined in 1977.ake a look at this float, which is indicative of the early floats. it is merely a wagon that is decked in flowers. if you look at this next flow, that is the kind of change in building that isabella coleman champion. it is not a whole lot different from what we do today except they are larger, grander, and heavier. we take a look down here at all of these trophies that we have collected. --have a -- two are capes two archives. these are trophies that have been given to the tournament of roses that people have found in their garages or addicts -- attics over time. i am going to take you into the first bedroom, which is the grand marshals room. meet, on various committees. there are float entries for equestrians. as you look around, we have had a large number of grand marshals. now, what is interesting about it is today, the president, is the one who will pick the grand marshall. it is one of the most best kept secrets in the world. i have never known ahead of time who the grand marshall

and an e-mailed photo of isabella on a stationary rowing machine. >> if you have a kid who didn't get in and get in, you're not feeling too good right now. >> reporter: usc says it's conducting an internal investigation, releasing a statement saying in part, usc has not been accused of any wrongdoing and will continue to cooperate fullyh the government's investigation. 19-year-old olivia is a social media influencer who's known as olivia jade to her 2 million subscribers. she created a stir on her comments over heading to college last summer. >> i do want the experience of like game days, partying. i don't really care about school, as you guys well know. >> reporter: olivia ended up apologizing to her followers, saying she is grateful for her education. the scheme, prosecutors say, involved mosh th involved more than just parents. >> they uncovered it with the help of three people. singer, somebody who used to be a prep director for this kind of testing, and you've got the former coach of a yale soccer team. >> reporter: investigators say singer funneled driebribes thro "the key". >>

isabella weber is a lecturer in economics and a china specialist at goldsmiths.ing data from china showed a slowdown, but not as much as people expected? the latest index was the titan index, which was an alternative to the official index, and this was actually higher than the official index at 19.9, whereas 50 would have indicated essentially flat development, so we have a very slightly contracting development here. however, much less so than surveys had predicted. this is essentially due to domestic demand picking up, which is again linked to the very wide ranging stimulus package that was already started in december, and that we are very likely to see being upscaled at the national people's congress to a national coordinated effort of fiscal and monetary easing. so you think we are likely to see confirmation that they will continue with that, perhaps even step that up at the national people's congress? that is very likely. all the signs are on monetary and fiscal easing, so at the potential cost of not being as tight on d leveraging as they wanted to be. but a

isabella conocÍa al niÑo y es amiga de la madre. >> tambiÉn el padre de los niÑos y el novio de ella.a reciben donaciones. >> mis hijos tambiÉn vinieron a ayudar. >> el plan ahorita es inaugural la ayuda para limpiar los escombros y veamos quÉ podemos aportar en esta situaciÓn. vilma: el servicio nacional del clima dijo que para este fin de semana se anticipan severas tormentas, lo que podrÍa incluir la formaciÓn de tornados, una noticia muy preocupante. regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >> crisis humanitaria. antes llegaban hombres solos y ahora son familias enteras y el paÍs no tiene flex era para recibirlos. sÓlo en febrero fueran detenidas 72,000 personas. organizaciones pro emigrantes dicen que las autoridades mantienen a adolescentes y migrantes encerrados. estÁ situado en florida y hasta allÍ fue lourdes del río. reportera: la voces pedÍan cambios inmediatos. desde el centro de detenciÓn... >> sÓlo basta pensar el sufrimiento de cada uno de estos padresy el daÑo psicolÓgico. reportera: aquÍ se reclama por la separaciÓn de familias. >> aquÍ hay niÑos que estÁn ocho o 10 meses

it is the extraordinary trophy that was of all things won by a woman in 1915 and 1916, isabella colemano was still in business building floats when i 1927. in take a look at this float, indicative of early floats. it is a wagon bedecked in flowers. looking over here, that is the kind of change in float building an championed. that is not different from what we do today except there are larger, grander, heavier than that. looking at these trophies we have collected, we have two archives, one of which is upstairs which has all sorts of things. these are trophies that have been given to the tournament of roses people have found in their garages or addicts over time -- or attics over time. there are five bedrooms that look like offices. this is the first, which we call the grand marshall's room. on variousre i meet and sundry committees. i think i have been in here for entries, small parade operations, but as you look around, we have had a large number of grand marshals. what is interesting is today the president, laura farber, is the one who will pick the grand marshal. it is one of the mo

his 14-year-old daughter isabella. >> i try to bring her every chance we get, but she's busy with schoolthe show. i mean, i love it. i think it's really cool. >> obviously not getting her allowance docked this week. >> funny and a good daddy. >> nice. tomorrow is the "this is us" edition of the "e.t."'d up. they are asking each other random questions. wait until you hear which one of them sleeps like a vampire. >> i could watch them on and off screen all day. >>> let's talk about vampires -- vampiring to elephants actually. "dumbo" opens tomorrow. the cuteness does not stop with that elephant with cute ears because tan di newton's daughter is making her debut. >> is there a favorite set of your moms you like to visit? >> i went to the set with you. >> my mom said, had him come over. >> yeah, we can't get over how much 14-year-old nico looks like her "west world" star mama. her dad parker is in the business to, like producing "mamma mia." >> my dad is so nice to everyone. first. >> when we got, like, the entire script, that was definitely quite scary. >> fly, dumbo, fly. >> do you have fa

where is isabela from -- isabella. [laughter] >> no, she went -- >> i don't think that was her.laughter] >> okay, we will find isabella. mia, oak ridge elementary school. mia j. >> mia, alla. hello, love, come on up to the aisle. >> let's ask your question right here. [inaudible conversations] >> you lost your dad at young age, what advice would you give kids that are going through similar times and want to help? >> that's a really good question. [applause] >> first of all, you can't cure their problems. to be frank, it's not because you are a kid, it's because people have to work out their problems sometimes. they have to figure out what's important to them and how to deal with it. and the greatest thing that you can choose is giving yourself something that you're not responsible for. it's not your job. it is your job perhaps to tell them how you feel and that it hurts you, but you're not responsible and there will be hard, hard times that all you can do is live through them and wait for them to end because they will, they'll be a new beginning, they'll be a different step, the

de momento olivia e isabella no intentarÍan ingresar a otro centro. >> por otro lado, la cadena de cosmÉticosminaba una paleta de maquillaje que es promocionada por esta joven. >> allÍ estÁbamos viendo en pantalla algunos de los mensajes que los usuarios han mandado a esta conocida casa de venta de maquillajes para evitar que se sigan vendiendo estos productos por parte de esta joven que como sabemos tenÍa millones y millones de seguidores en las redes sociales y decÍa que no sabía muy bien lo que estaba pasando. >> por esa razÓn muchos han dicho que es una medida injusta, pero es la consecuencia de los actos de sus padres. >> esta investigaciÓn no ha hecho nada mÁs que comenzar. vamos con el vÍdeo del día. muestra el vÍdeo en que la patrulla fronteriza detiene a un grupo de al menos 35 migrantes incluido mujeres y niÑos quienes rompieron una cerca en la frontera en plÁcidas de ti buena. la mayorÍa era procedente de honduras y llegÓ en ese lugar en una de las caravanas. yo estuve allÍ entrevistando al seÑor enrique morones de angeles de la frontera aproximadamente hace tres semanas y realment

[laughter] ok, we will find isabella. sixth grade. hello. sotomayor: eva: let's ask your question right here. >> since you have lost your dad at such a young age, what advice would you give to children who homea difficult time at and don't know where to start? [applause] justice sotomayor: that's a really good question. all, you can't cure their problems. you are a kid. frank, it is not because you are a kid, it is because people have to work out their problems sometimes by themselves. they have to figure out what is important to them and how to deal with it. you can do ishing forgiving yourself or something you are not responsible for. it is not your job. it is your job perhaps to tell them how you feel and that it you are notut responsible. there will be hard, hard times that all you can do is list through them and wait for them to end, because they will. there will be a new beginning. there will be a different step. there will be something else that will come along and make the world sunny again. and it will. it will take time sometimes,

she areaccused of paying singer $500,000 to get their two daughters, isabella ands social media influencer with roughly 2 million subscribers on her youtube channel, landing paid partnerships with sephora, tresemme and amazon, this post, officially a college student, it's been a few weeks since i moved into my dorm and i absolutely love it. after the news broke, sephora and tresemme terminating their partnership with jade. >> why would i pay all this money for your education. >> reporter: she learned of her parents' indictment while aboard a yacht in the bahamas, owned by rick caruso, chair of the usc board of trustees. his daughter a sorority sister at usc. she flew back home after news of her mother's arrest. in the wake of the indictment, they firr allegedly taking brib. there are six students in the current admissions cycle connected to the scheme. all of them will be denied admission to usc. on campus, students said they feel cheated. >> i feel for people like us who actual actu actually strive hard day and night to come here and learn. >> reporter: yale firing its soccer coach, wake

where is isabella from prekindergarten? not kindergarten? no question mark oh, don't think that was her. we will find isabella. [laughter] j., sixth grade. justice sotomayor: hello, love. come on out to the aisle. eva: here you go, mia. let's ask you a question right here. >> having lost your dad at such a young age, what advice would you give to children who are going through difficult times at home with their parents and want to help you don't know where to start? [applause] sotomayor: that is a really good question. [sighs] all, you can't cure their problems. you are a kid. frank, it is not because you are a kid, it is because people have to work out their problems sometimes by themselves. they have to figure out what is important to them and how to deal with it. and the greatest thing that you yourself forgiving something you are not responsible for. it is not your job. it is your job perhaps to tell them how you feel and that it hurts you. but you are not responsible. there will be hard, hard times, that all you can do is live through t

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more than 20 years ago when she was 43, lancome fired isabella rossellini because she was too old.fter what must have involved a few apologies, rossellini, now 66, is again the face of lancome. >> i don't try to be younger, blonder, or thinner. i am who i am. >> reporter: lynn slater is who she is -- a 65-year-old sociology professor whose fashion posts garnered over 600,000 instagram followers. >> it's all about what i do in this moment and from here on in. r: for many of these women, that's part of the joy of getting older. a big dose of "i can make a lf-acceptance.ti inspiring women of all ages and maybe a few men, too. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> also ahead on this day honoring women, how a powerful group of female athletes is taking a major new stand tonight for equality. we'll have that. >>> also, whoopi goldberg, revealing the health battle she says left her near death. stay with us. tell you about a major lawsuit filed by america's women's soccer champs who say they've had enough of being treated differently and paid less than men. here's anne thompson. >>> of

at georgetown word spread fast after reports that the high-powered parents of isabella enriquez allegedly bought her way in. >> i think she should be exp expell expelled. >> reporter: the tennis coaches her parents bribed have left, losing jobs or put on leave. two lawsuits filed already including a $500 billion suit from jennifer toy who says her son joshua what ho had a 4.2 gr point average was rejected from some of the colleges where the cheating took place. >> i'm not sure there's a legal solution to the anger and anxiety. >> reporter: former college admissions officer arun unus bve this could spur changes. >> i'm not beyond the federal government creating rules and regulations. >> reporter: ucla is one of the schools named in the $500 billion lawsuit. now a o cleges face the saanda they all say they'retati taking on a case-by-case basis. as for students inch indicated in this applying for the upcoming year, they will be denied admission. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> today beto o'rourke continues his tour of iowa following the announcement that he will run for president. y

getting it more tha20 years ago when she was 43, lancome fired isabella i roni because she was too oldter at must have involved a few apologies, rossellini, now 66, is again the face of lancome. >> i don't try to be younger, blonder, or thinner. i am who i am. r- reporter: lynn slater is who she is -- a 65-yead sociology professor whose fashion posts ga00ered over 60instagram followers. >> it's all about what i do in this moment and from here on in. >> reporter: for many of these women, that's part of the joy tt ing older. a big dose of "i can make a difference," stirred with a nerous helping of self-acceptance. inspiring women of all ages and maybe a few men, too. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> also ahead on this day honoring women, how a powerful soup of female athletes is taking a major newnd tonight for equality. we'll have that. >>> also, whoopi goldberg, he revealing thth battle she says left her near death. stay with us. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even rooftop parking. strange forces at work? only if you'

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in a 2017 interview loughlin sat next to her other daughter isabella and was asked about sending her off to college. >> i think i'm in complete denial. >> yeah? >> i really am because think about it too much, it will make me cry so i got to stop. >> reporter: legal experts say the punishments for the two if convicted could be quite different. >> loughlin is accused of spending $500,000 and doing it twice. huffman cused of $15,000 and doing it once. there's a big difference legally in terms of a possible sentence between those two. the danger for both of them though is that this is the sort of celebrity justice you don't want if you're a celebrity. because a judge is going to want to send a very firm message to both of them and to the country. >> huffman and loughlin's aduld the charges. >>> today is another sentencing day for president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort. just last week he was sentenced to 47 months in prison for bank and tax fraud. today a federal judge in washington will sentence him on conspiracy charges, and he could face up to ten more years behind ba

tmz reports neither isabella or olivia will be returning to usc. >> on a sephora collection pro blending brush. >> reporter: beauty store sephora says it's cutting ties with olivia. the social media influencer has often been seen promoting their products from her dorm room. the nationwide bribery scheme was revealed this week allegedly offering wealthy parents a way to gain the system and cheat their children's way into college. and now the first of what will likely be many lawsuits. a san francisco parent is suing the people allegedly involved in the scheme for $500 billion claiming they inflicted emotional distress on everyone whose right to a fair chance at entrance to college were stolen. and now we're hearing from a student directly affected by the scheme. jack buckingham's mother, a job coach who once appeared on this reality show "job or no job" is accused of taking part in the scam allegedly paying to get buckingham better grades on the a.t. em. jack, who says he was left in the dark, tells "the hollywood reporter," i am upset that i was unknowingly involved in a large scheme tha

isabella, estÁ segura? isabella: serÁ por un cambio mejor.de televisa espectÁculos sobre el poder que hay cuando las mujeres se unen. reportera: la cantante lupita d'alessio dio gran concierto en el parque metropolitano de toluca. [mÚsica] la intÉrprete de temas, como no verte nunca mÁs, mentiras, cuando se ama como tÚ y disfrutÓ tanto de este concierto gratuito le dio un mensaje de apoyo a todas las mujeres de mÉxico. lupita:el estado de mÉxico me hizo la invitaciÓn como regalo para todos y no puede de ninguna forma negarme. despuÉs de todo lo que estamos viviendo entonces venir aquÍ para celebrar y disfrutarlo y pasar un rato ameno y agradable. olvidarnos un poco de todo y pasarla muy bien. creo que las mujeres mexicanas lo merecemos. valientes, guerreras y trabajadoras. seguimos siendo emprendedoras. si lo haces con pasiÓn y con honestidad para poder sacar a tu familia adelante. reportera: tiene cerca de 25 millones de copias y un gran reconocimiento a la mÚsica y sin duda los aplausos por ser una de las mejores intÉrpretes de la balada ro

yeah i remember exactly what happened ten years ago with me now here in the studio isabella wiser colliers he's director of the department of psychiatry and psychotherapy at the berlin charts a hospital which is one of the main hospitals here in berlin it's good to see you again i want to ask you we just saw how difficult it is for the relatives of the victims to admit that their sons or that their daughters are actually dead i mean it is repression that seems to be typical but how typical is that type of repression when you're ten years after the fact well ten years after the fact such of repression is really unusual it's really unusual and it's probably only affecting a few of them but in the first days and even weeks it is if you will normal a normal reaction you don't want to realize that a terrible thing has happened and that your child who was supposed to be in a very safe place girls are supposed to be safe is dead shot for no apparent reason so it's very normal to have a denial and disbelief in the first few days and weeks but after ten years it is unusual and one has to suspect th

jill daneen, robin saunders, an amarie tillian, bill armstrong, sierra ortiz, joseph churchill, isabella palomonde. go ahead. you can -- you can begin. >> my name is jessica buchsman. i'm a parent at new tradition elementary school. my two boys have directly benefited from the district's vapa program and funding with vapa teachers in their schools. i'm also a product of sfusd schools? i've had kids in the district for the last eight years so i've been through and seen many struggles for funding. so i was saddened but not surprised this afternoon to receive a distress call from our school community? i even left my eight-year-old at home with my 13-year-old in order to be here. and i'm still here, even though a lot of people have already said what needs to be said because i want the teachers to know that they have parents' support. to the board, we're counting on you as our elected representatives to fund the arts. through vapa, through the peef as it exists, the last-minute change that we heard about today feels really sudden, inappropriately so in a district that's supposed to be democra

i took isabella out to the dog park. lou was running around and being crazy. if you want -- you can't have her. she's claimed. you can go to humane rescue allian alliance. theyave dogs, cats, rabbits, thu turtles, birds. extra miles inrequired. he 60s this morning hit a hit-and-miss shower chances. if you want to get the walk in when it's dry, go this morning. melissa, good morning. >> good morning to you. looking 95 right here. northbound here, southbound, everything is fine. express lanes are nice a open this morning. inner loop,oo outer lp of the beltway. everything isreen and moving. had a couple of earlier problems that are gone. top of the beltway here. b.w. parkway, 95, everything dnorthbound and southbo is nice and clear. now, 95 in virginia. antico to the beltway. 17 minutes, a tiny slowdown, as you approach woodbridge. and southbound ne a open. >> thank you. >>> itwe begin with breaking ne in new zealand. 40 people are dead after 2 shootings at 2 different mosques. >> several gunmen opened fire on hundreds of people gathered for friday prayers this h

have en accused of paying half a million dollars in bribe to get their two daughters, olivia and isabella, into usc. >> hre future with the ot remains uncertain. her two daughters are still enrolled at the school according to usc. dr. dre appearing to take aob parents involved in the scandal with an instagram post bragging that his daughter got ak sechted into usc on her own, no jail time. that pos later deleted after it came out that dr. d rerks and record producer donated $70 million to the school in 2013. he has not responded to a for bcmment. miguel almaguer, news. >> lori loughlin and felicity huffman are not in court today. they're due back next month. n>>> today, the washingto capitals will celebrate at the whougs, but the star goalie won't be with them. he won'tse celebrate becau he wants to stay true to his he cited his support of the lgbt communityof as onhe pack tors. >>> march madness continues for two virginia schools. uva took care ofusiness against oklahoma, 63-51 over the weekend. they're movingn to louseville, kentucky. hokies also march on. they advance f to thest sweet

. >> what do you think about hall these decision -- halsey's decision to go north at isabella at santa cruz. was that a correct application of the principle of calculated risk? if the enterprise sinks, it is not a correct application. if the damage control crews save is ahip as they do, halsey genius. that is it. he is a genius. the enterprise was saved. the enterprise hangs on, despite in spite of its damage, so i guess you could say hall the rolled the -- say halsey rolled the dice there. he tended to issue commands that were brought and highly strike, repeat strike, and that was the last the carrier forces heard from halsey until the smoke cleared. he knew his job was to fight, he had two carriers with which to do it and put them both into action. could we have saved the hornet? probably. there is a lot of second-guessing. on balance, guadalcanal is the good bill halsey. he turned around the energy of the campaign when it really made a difference, and it is this role that will get him his fifth star, in spite of what happens later with the typhoons. all the, as theater commander, ha

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isabella and olivia jade gianelli will not return to school because they are afraid of being bullied. the hallmark channel also announced it has cut ties with laughlin. in a statement, the channel says it has stopped development of all productions involving the actress. she's appeared in several projects with homer, including the series "one call the heart" and the holiday ground movie "homegrown increases." >> a man is accused of raping a student. police say the suspect , brandon cordis, pushed the victim into a bathroom where the assault took place. he was taken into custody on his way to class and booked into the sonoma county jail. >>> if we don't have what we need, you know, just in case of an emergency, the what are we to do? talk to community college students are calling for fixes. they say many of those limited the phones on campus are broken, and out of service. >> to make matters worse, the administrators of the protocol and system have known that the emergency phone system is broken for at least 10 years. >> brooks jarosz is back from visiting the campuses, and you found so

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i'd also like to congratulate and thank their coaches, bill, en, isabella, as who led them ch through their first 25 victories. so let's say congratulations on their first 40 and here's to the road to 41. hank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the 50th anniversary of the american association of critical care nurses. my wife, mary, was a critical care nurse for over 45 years and served as past president of aacn. her time as a critical care nurse taught me how difficult it is to have a career in nursing. it means working long hours, working weekends and being with patients during the most challenging times of their lives. while nurses get to see happy endings, the other times they share in the emotions of families making very difficult decisions. so that's why it's important to honor the american association of critical care nurses, their dedication to their patients and their push for excellence. because, like their mission statement said, nothing less is acceptable. nothing less is acceptable. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the spea

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