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> un pro la cocina por $800 y además pagó $800 por una garantía de cinco años durante cuatro años jasmineablaba y venían, me decían no, no puedo hac recurrí telemundo responde fue porque ya estaba cansada >>> telemundo 48 responde contacto a la empresa y nos respondieron que el caso sería enviado a su equipo ejecutivo de investigación. >>> yo dure casi 20 días de diciembre sin cocinar. >>> mientras jasmine se las diseñaba para sobrevivir sin cocinar, le pedimos a la empresa que le cambiara electrodoméstico por uno nuevo a nuestra televidente >>> funciona todo, está muy bien y se puede apagar fácilmente. >>> luego de insistir por varios días, la empresa acordó enviar un reemplazo >>> eso fue gracias a telemundo responde por qué si no hubieran venido, no se hubiera logrado >>> qué gusto nos da que jasmine pueda cocinar de nuevo >>> gracias por comunicarse con nosotros y a los consumidores que nos ven los invito a llamar al número en pantalla si tienen una queja. porque telemundo 48 responde. >>> así es, telemundo 48 responde, imagínate que esto fue hace cuatro años con problemas >>> es ridí

is a senior correspondent for al-jazeera english in london jasmine el-gamal of she's a senior fellow with the lancet council and a former syria visor with the u.s. department of defense in amman jordan mazen a what is the is an advisor with world vision's syria crisis response and in chicago illinois doctors a here's a little he's the president of med global and has volunteered for multiple medical missions to syria welcome everyone hashem i want to begin with you al jazeera english is currently reporting that there is a counter offensive coming from the syrian government forces and sara can you update us on what's happening there. well basically josh what is happening as we speak is that the syrian army backed by russia. are trying both to undermine the gains made by the burbles particular instead are pounding in their defense lines they don't want the rebels to set up their defense lines in the city and they don't want them to hold ground and get entrenched in their city this is quite a strategic moment. a crucial moment for all the parties but for the opposition by taken over. whi

in the winter jasmine what is the international community what's what's the responsibility here as i see this it seems like a bell year the nation states it seems like a failure of the international community the everyone has failed these people and why. you know i don't think any of us can answer that question because it's just so impossible to look at the situation right now and and fathom how no one could be doing anything it's a complete failure on the part of the international community the you know the u.s. is getting a lot of criticism but the europeans province on anything arab countries haven't done anything i mean literally no one is doing anything about this what could they do i mean they could do what they've done before the international community was rallied together under president obama when he 1st said the chemical weapons used by president assad would be a red line i was working on the pentagon at the time and i remember being passed along with my colleagues on the joint staff to draw plans for what are you a u.s. or tally ation or response with look like and we wer

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. >> jasmine, let me come to you. what the vice president suggested in may was that those comments could damage and an eventual nominee. if pete buttigieg is the nominee of the democratic party, we could hear this in the fall. let's remember this from the day that then senator biden joined senator obama as his running mate, this is what we saw from the mccain campaign. >> what does barack obama's running mates say about barack obama? >> you were asked, is he ready? you said i think he can be ready but i don't believe he is. the presidency doesn't lend itself to on-the-job training. >> i think i stand by the statement. >> now, of course, senator obama went on to become president obama and senator biden, vice president biden. how damaging at the end of the day are the comments and what happened in the primary. >> yeah. i think that's going to be difficult to say. he's been confronted with that. just yesterday he held a sort of impromptu press conference with reporters on that pushing back against his criticism of -- peo

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jasmin selected the topic of racism. christopher chose assimilation, topics that don't have easy answers. >> we're a jesuit catholic school and social justice issues are important to our core values, and so there's a lot of dialogue about it at our community. >> reporter: the sixth graders are above the average age of the kids at the discovery museum, and for some, transportation to the museum for the after-school video class became an issue. so, thanks to nbc and telemundo's "project innovation," the museum was awarded a $30,000 grant. the grant allowed them to create a mobile lab so the video production now takes place at school. >> thanks to support from nbc, we were able to generate the revenue to buy the equipment and to put all the pieces in place to do that program. >> it's better, because here, we can just get pulled out of class and quickly go to, like, quickly go and do the program instead of, like, missing more school because of the transportation. >> reporter: "project innovation" awards grants to groups and

what a day it was for our truthless dictator, donald jasmine trump today.those celebratory lunches the white house has fo

jasmine, whoo to is calling from new york city on the democratic line. good morning.aller: good morning. i'm calling to let everybody sanders must stop misleading the young people, .alking about free college he has to stop. buttigieg needs to open up and -- he is a gay person. how are we going to look at the white house, mr. and mr. president? it is not looking good. bernie needs to stop talking about free college. it is not free. -- democrat bailout -- you know what i mean. host: let's go to robert, who is calling from aurora, indiana on the republican line. robert, good morning. caller: it is quite a mess. i would not vote -- i used to vote democratic, but the way they are now, i would not even waste my time with them. they are wanting to give everything away. they want to get everyone from other countries in here. we have people on the streets on these -- in these big cities care nancy pelosi and these people, they care nothing about people. all they do is talk trump down and look with the men has done there and he has done his job and i hope he wins. host: let's l

what a day it was for our truthless dictator, donald jasmine trump.celebratory lunches the white house has for teams that win the super bowl or stanley cup or whatever?

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social protection, we believe that they're going to create well— paid jobs for british workers... jasmineke it, you may have about 30 seconds. —— yasmin. it, you may have about 30 seconds. -- yasmin. when i first came to this country in the 80s, there are a lot of spanish and portuguese working in hospitals, where are they now? they have gone back to the countries, do we need phd is and masters degrees to clean the hospitals, hotels for example? so, the problem is not the language. tourism industry is very important in this country and if you are actually going to say, this criteria in particular, you have to be an expert in english, you have to speak very well, you have to have a degree, this will collapse. we get rid of brexit now, we are coming back to immigration. that's terrible subject which is really racism here. i believe it is a sort of racism. three around the table do not like this historic moment. i'm doubtful about whether anything gets... they are doing what trump does. where trump resents policies, i think this conservative government has learned closely, how it works in th

princess inspired gowns described as reflecting the personality and tastes of characters like ariel and jasmines and cinderella ok, the dresses will be unveiled this april during new york's bridal fashion week then they will go on sale at kleinfeld bridal stor in new york. no word yet on whether disney will also get into thtuxedo business. >>this launch space x sense, another set of internet satellites into space 300 have been sent up so far they're all connected and they're being called starlink the plan is to get thousands of them up there low earth orbit. the goal of starlink is to offer affordable internet service to parts of the us and canada by the middle of this year. and eventually and cheap high speed broadband internet around the world, including role area cent don't have internet access right now. >>and time for another ok whether here's some lawrence yeah, a guy so back here on earth we're looking at beautiful conditions around the bay area, nice clear skies out toward the golden gate bridge all lit up there tonight looking good. no clouds when we're about as couple high clouds over

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jasmine. why should we cook feel guests marching orders even though i did make a typical iraqi dish. stuffed grape leaves. well do that for sure don't worry as i'm going to get are going back tonight. says. that's. about how we don't be too late like the time we left our mother waiting at the airport for 2 hours that would happen. oh well it's high time that you see after us again it's been 5 yes it's. been done just one year is he ready a long time he's not saying someone fed 5 years is an eternity and given that every . year ago maybe someday. i'll be able to be nice just to get on a plane and visit times when i will. be absolutely. but that's the thing with licious. it's people have mind telling. you. why didn't you say anything. and you know everyone knew but no one said anything. i wanted to surprise you. and you didn't say anything. to my kindly we're together again. who i'm finally. home for her i was beginning to think we'd never see each other again. but how i've missed our other sist

jasmine will have an international audience when she picks up her piccolo at the london new shjune 10 ar'sstudents that will be packing up and heading across the atlantic. >> i'm nervous and excited because i've never really traveled, so far, but then again i'm really excited to like see what it's like. >> reporter: the london new year's day parade is one of the largest of its kind in the world with more than a million spectators. the route runs 2 miles and hosts bands and floats from all over the world. >> at first i think it was just like dead silence, and they were like are wouldnyo joke about that. >> reporter: the band director says students were stunned when he made the announcement about the invitation. he said the trip is high honor, and a journey of personal growth for students. >> any time you get a yoip kei you see a different culture and way of people doing things. >> reporter: lindsey is a member of the band's color guard and says she does not quite know what to think about the trip to t an opportunh every single band gets, so we're really grateful and excited to be able

jasmine now but actually i'm not. why should we cook feel guests march go to magic and i did make a typical iraqi dish. stuffed grape leaves. well do that for sure don't worry as i'm going to get out again i'll call you back tonight. how great his says. it's. about how we don't be too late like the time we left our mother waiting at the airport for 2 hours that happens. oh well it's high time that you see half of us again it's been 5 yes it's. been done just one year is he ready a long time he's not saying someone 55 years is an eternity and given. that. you're going to be someday. is he going to be nice just to get on a plane and visit top level would. be absolutely. but that's the thing with wishes to. tell. people that mind telling. you. why didn't you say anything. and you know everyone knew but no one said anything. i wanted to surprise you. and you didn't say anything like this in a kindly we're together again. to understand only. i was beginning to think we'd never see each other again. but how i've missed her

jasmine green of cent. next on d w. in good shape. how do people cope to play with physical disability. we'll talk to some more leading her dark their lives despite their disability. and they do that with great strength. imagination and lots of humor. in 60 minutes on d w. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits of those the regime allowing. kim jong un has introduced and insidious reward system to coerce allegiance to the regime. those who don't make it into the fun metropolis are often few and hungry. have fun in pyongyang starts february 28th on w.

in east las vegas are getting a lesson in political power in my knee so i'll community organizer jasmine via gomez asks the diverse group of teenagers to stand if you are 0 one mean can you please said that on every you i after going to american down every you are latino can you please sit down at the end there's only one boy left standing yeah let us see the by the it gomez reminds them of the long struggle by women and people of color to win the right to vote so many people were not eligible to participate in our boarding process that it's an apt lesson in nevada the most diverse of the early voting states its demographic makeup now foretells what the u.s. will look like in the future if you project forward and you look at the share of african-american latino asian pacific islanders and you project out to you know mid 21st century the profile actually matches very closely tens of thousands of nevada residents have already cast ballots in early voting to get out in vote get out no matter how long the wait the lines are just do it i'm here just to vote the trauma caused this diverse elec

be there and he went back to our need to pick her up from the airports these be on time when you jasmine down but actually i'm on. what should we cook for your guests how much of the lockdowns it was that i did make a typical iraqi dish. stuffed grape leaves. well do that for sure don't worry as i'm going to get are going back tonight. hugs and kisses says. that's. how we don't be too late like the time we left our mother waiting at the airport for 2 hours that happens. oh well it's high time that you see half of us again it's been 5 yes it's. been fun just one year isn't ready a long time not seeing someone for 5 years is an eternity. so. yeah maybe someday. is it going to be nice just to get on a plane and visit up. me absolutely. but that's the thing with lucia's. it's people don't mind telling. you. why didn't you say anything. everyone knew but no one said anything. you. wanted to surprise you. and you didn't say anything like this in the final you were together again. you understand only. for her i was beginning to think we'd never see each other again. but how i've missed her othe

so what me and david and jasmine did was we organized latinos who speak spanish to call other latinos speak spanish and we did that right before the caucuses. we saw the incredible, incredible support he was getting for latinos. and this is a really important point i went to make. there has been this ridiculous lie that has been advanced by cable news pendants that people of color don't support bernie. bernie is the most popular candidate with latinos in america. there were six times as many latinos who caucused for him in iowa as there were two his rival biden. about thisu talk issue of these two whitest states? it is her tradition that has gone on for decades. fascinatingly, the boston globe, which is right next door to new hampshire, has just written in editorial sing this tradition must end. you have two of the whitest states. like 95 percent white. it is not only determining the agenda of the candidates, the issues they are addressing, but it sets the tone leading to goingafter these states, to iowa and new hampshire step you get this image of who a voter is. everywhere on televi

. >> jasmine woo and her daughter are three were medically cleared by the cdc. >> it was not bad. >> she says her uncle was scared when he was in wuhan. >> you were pretty panicked, yeah. so he and his family really appreciate the u.s. government that did the arrangements. >> the cdc says, quote, it is important to know these people being released from quarantine pose no health risk to the surrounding community or to the communities they'll be returning to. they're finally going home. something they've been waiting weeks to say. >> when they come here, it's okay. . >> two other state department chartered flights landed here at travis air force base. one on february 7th. those people will be here for the next couple of days and then their quarantine will be lifted. the other one they came in from a cruise ship from japan. they just flew in here on february 16th and they're being kept separate from the other evacues. sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> crews are back out in marin county looking for a missing bay carry couple. what investigators are focusing on as they search for the h

what a day it was for our truthless dictator, donald jasmine trump.ou know those celebratory lunches the white house has for teams that win the super bowl or stanley cup or whatever? well, today the president had one for himself. he invited himself to the white house for a big stack of cheeseburgers. if you've wondering what the president's mood would be after his acquittal yesterday, it was this. >> this is really not a news conference. it's not a speech. it's not anything. it's just, we're sort of, it's a celebration. because we have something that just worked out. i mean, it worked out. we went through hell, unfairly. did nothing wrong. did nothing wrong. i've done things wrong in my life, i will admit. not purposely, but i've done things wrong. but this is what the end result is. [cheers and applause] you can stetake that home, hone maybe we'll frame it. >> jimmy: he ranted and raved for more than an hour this afternoon, airing every grievance, it was his pettysburg address. and he took shots at those he considers to be his enemies. he even admitt

i love hip-hop fan, myself wmu student jasmine jordan is in awe of how hip-hop has grown i was a lot of friends, hip-hop. >>so the feel-like global is craz the all-me top 10, hip-hop movies, plus one museum exhibit in film festival is payingtribute to the ever evolving world of hip-hop as the african american ov the years. >>a lot of music has strted with us i believe that. >>in my opinion, hip-hop is one that we havetruly owned shante dickerson says the exhibit from curator doctor y keen has been a hit people don't know what to quite expect comic acually come in viewso when ey come here, they're absotely wowed leach r wallace says the variety of hip-hop and its reach is amazing understanding the elements in the beginning of hip-p is something that i think it transcends. i'm just one generaon or just e race or gender. >>or ethnicity. the exhibit is part of a bigger plan to preserve hip-hop history. our goal is to establish michigan's fit hip-hop archives and in doing so really srting to tell the sty of michigan hip-hop orgazers hope the archive will have a lasting mpact for generatio

and i want to thank my panel, liz, jameel, and jasmine. join me again sunday 4:00 p.m.1:00 p.m. tomorrow night for a special about the issues and plans the presidential candidates have coming up tomorrow night. ahead in the next hour of msnbc live, the president and the department of justice. is he abusing his power? congresswoman sheila jackson lee will join us at the top of the hour. now through february 24th. score extra savings on mattresses from tempurpedic, serta, beautyrest and sealy, starting at just $399! kick back and relax while we do all the heavy lifting. because every single mattress ships free! you don't want to snooze on these deals. shop now through february 24th. only at wayfair.com. ahoy! gotcha! nooooo... noooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kis

in east los vegas are getting a lesson in political power in my knee so i'll community organizer jasmine via gomez asks the diverse group of teenagers to stand if you are oh well i mean can you please sit down if you are african-american down every you are latino can you please sit down at the end there is only one boy left standing. by his reminds them of the long struggle by women and people of color to win the right to vote so many people were. not eligible to participate in our what impact that it's an apt lesson in nevada the most diverse of the early voting states its demographic makeup now for tells what the us will look like in the future so if you project forward and you look at the share of african-american latino and asian pacific islanders and you project out to you know mid 21st century the profile actually matches very closely tens of thousands of nevada residents have already cast ballots in early voting to get out and vote get out no matter how long the wait the lines are just do it i'm here just to vote the trauma this diverse electorate is the key to victory in the cauc

. >> jasmine gold from buffalo, new york >> whoa! >> oh, my god!>> ripa's lucky. >> jimmy: yes. >> there's a moment i almost brought her down with me you know i grabbed -- what i realized is we have this beautiful hardwood floor that's clearly just cement with a a sticker on top [ laughter ] i learned that - >> jimmy: that's a hard fall >> i got a bruise on my thigh. >> jimmy: she turned around and she was like, "oh, my -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: like, her reaction is so real. i was like, "that's a real fall." >> the show is called "live" so we couldn't do it again. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. well, we're not live so we can do it one more time. can we show that ryan falling one more time? [ laughter ] here's slow-mo action. what oh, beautiful! ♪ [ cheers and applause jerry lewis could not have done it better than you that was a great fall. >> the leg over was graceful, wasn't it? yeah >> jimmy: oh, it was so good that made me laugh that is a classic moment >> people will come up to me now and say, "hey, listen, how are you? "i'm fine, how are

i'm a hip-hop fan, myself wmu student jasmin jordan is in awe of how hip-hop has grown i was a lot of french a pop. >>i'm sofia like go global is crazy. the all-time top 10, hip-hop movies, plus one museum exhibit in film festival is paying tribute to the ever evolving world of american over the years. >>a lot of muc has started with us i believe that. one that we have truly owned shante dickerson says the exhibit from curator doctor could lead al hakim has been a hit people don't know what to quite expect clinic actually come in view so when they come here, they're absolutely wowed institute director doctor leach r wallace says the variety of hip-hop and its reach is amazing understanding the elements of the beginning of hip-hop is something that i think it transcends. >>i'm just one generation or just one race or gender. >>or ethnicity. the exhibit is part of a bigger pln to preserve hip-hop story. our goal is to establish michigan'firs hip-hop archive, organizers hope the archive will have a lasting impact for generations, it's the preservation of culture way of preserving people's

says, "if this man needed watching, leave him in a cell where it is easier to see what is up to". jasminetem. if we look back at almost all recent attacks in london, they happened because of people who had had previous collections of terrorism or had been injail. why is the legal system allowing them to walk free and risk innocent peoples lives? it is an absolute failure of the security systems". this message on facebook says, "there were no mechanisms for keeping him injail for the length of his sentence? can someone expand why he was given three three years and four months in the first place if there was no legal let mechanism to keep them in place for that length of time?" thank you for those. we are just outside the outer gordon where sudesh amman attacked two people yesterday. —— the outer cordoned. thankfully, we are told those people will be ok. sudesh amman was being monitored by armed officers which is why they were on the scene so quickly and shot him dead outside a pharmacy, which is about 200 metres up pharmacy, which is about 200 metres up the road from us here. forensic offi

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