. >>> jordan and jasmine are a great couple, but they go to war often.. >> if i get 2,000 likes on this post i will pour a large cup of water on jasmine when she least expects it. >> this is cool. like a guide on how to get divorced. >> if jordan has any defense, it's the fact that jasmine bleached his eyebrows a while back. so he's waiting for the perfect opportunity to get her back. here's the plan. jasmine is out shopping. jordan and their son have a little surprise for her. >> you found it? >> i can see why she's excited. that's a disney backpack. >> she wanted it for a bit. so he purchased it her guard is down. on to the next part of the plan. figuring out should he do a glass, a jug or just a big championship sized bucket of water? >> check it out. >> why take it so extreme. he already got the likes. >> she's not playing football. >> it's just water. >> well, he filled up the bucket. >> perfect place to put this. >> carries it out and hides it well. >> few hours later, here she is minding her own business. here he comes. >> wow. >> oh, my gosh. >>

>> jasmin osmanovic. >> and within an hour, jasmin osmanovic ended up here at the sheriff's office.the prime suspect in a kidnapping. sheriff's detective howard cole conducted the investigation. >> let's just get this over with. >> what did you learn about jasmin osmanovic. >> he is a bosnian immigrant, comes from a very good family. was involved in the auto trade. has a college education. >> this guy was no gangster. >> absolutely not. >> but he did match quinn's description of her abductor. while he was not albanian, he did have an accent. >> i just want this nightmare to be over. >> but osmanovic said he had no idea why anyone would be looking for him. >> you had this on -- >> he freely signed a document waiving his right to remain silent. he also said he had an alibi for the night quinn gray was kidnapped. he was at a bar, and met a girl named stacy. >> okay, tell me about stacey. >> well, me and stacey met up. we just kind of had a two-night stand. >> but his story had more than a few holes. osmanovic wasn't sure of stacey's last name. he didn't have her phone number or her add

anna, d to represent kathleen, destiny, jennifer, page, aisle even, jackie, ma knowmichaela and jasmine i you will continue to have success in life and on the court. join me in concxds con great concxds con great -- congratulating the blue raiders. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. mr. williams: i would like to recognize a member of the united states marine corps from the 25th district of tech as, lance corporal elissa joy funk. he u.s. ma even corps took impressive and awarded her the achievement medal and was tasket with transporting people and cargoo over 700 miles. her proficiency enabled her to negotiate challenging conditions without any incidents. she was awarted for the professional achievement she demonstrated during this operation and for a job well done. it goes without saying the men and women who make up our armed forces embody everything that is good in amer

la legalizaciÓn de jasmine espera con ansias para darle prÓximo paso en su carrera.es fronterizos han sido instruidosir a mÉxico para pedir asilo. asÍ lo reporta la prensa asociada memorando unos documentos internos del gobierno desde enero. mÁs de tres dÍas viaja llegaron a mexicali, todos coinciden en que el trayecto fue complicado, sobre todo para los niÑos que acompaÑan esta caravana y llegan a la ciudad, donde ya se encuentran otros migrantes centroamericanos esperando ingresar a estados unidos. >>> desde trenes conocido por los migrantes como el camino no fue nada sencillo sobre todo para los niÑos. fueron tres dÍas de soportar las bajas temperaturas, falta de agua y alimentos pero sobre todo la incomodidad de viajar colgados del tren. don oscar proviene de guatemala y camino con un bastÓn donde llevar negada una imagen religiosa. tienen triple fractura en una pierna y problemas en una mano, pero eso no lo ha hecho desistir en la bÚsqueda del sueÑo americano. la mayorÍa de los que llegaron en la madrugada se dicen agradecidos con las autoridades que han apoyado

i'm not sure where jasmine is right now but a sincere thank you to her for putting this whole thing on. [ applause ] why are we here today? the chamber of commerce is about creating economic opportunity, jobs and a better future for those folks that are here in this country and around the world. we believe a rising tide rises all boats. we do that where everyone is familiar with the chamber in washington, d.c., one of the largest trade associations in the country. we also have a very large international group as well that works to enable our members to grow in overseas markets. today, we are talking about growing that market in the u.s. we've been a long proponent of open markets, including our own and why do we feel that way? we feel the u.s. can compete in any market at anytime, anyplace. we like to put the chamber's global reach to help promote that. what we want is for the u.s. to continue to be the world's destination for global investment and we feel like we have the right climate, the right people in the right economic conditions to make that happen. foreign investment is critic

five—all in the first half, carys phillips scored a second try for wales, giving them the lead, before jasmine them back—to—back wins to end of their six nations campaign. in padua, manuela furlan s try four minutes from time gave italy the bonus point they needed to finish second in the table, as they beat france 31—12. to cycling and britain's adam yates has extended his overall lead after stage five of tirreno—adriatico in italy, yakob fulsang claimed the stage win and made it two out of two for the astana team, whilst yates — riding for mitchelton scott came in second but retains the race leader's blue jersey with a 25—second advantage over the rest of the field. while there was victory for team sky in the south of france as their rising star eggan bernal took the overall victory in paris—nice, the final stage into nice was won by yon izagirray. to the para—cycling track world championships in holland where the defending champions great britain were beaten by china in the mixed team sprint louis rolfe, jon allan butterworth and jody cundy have dominated this event over the past few years b

hgtv stars lara spencer and jasmine roth are helping make it happen. >> the reason we had to go downnt is because we wanted you to be able to look at the front of the house and not ruin the roof line. >> right. >> right? so we couldn't go any higher. we had no choice, but to kind of dig down. >> we're going to have a faux window with a tree. >> cool. >> the only difference is the staircase will go down instead of up. >> it's pretty amazing. >> they said you have been the worker bee, that you are not playing around. >> no. >> you're here. >> and we get to do everything. they encourage it. >> if you offer to help, i'm going to put you to work. >> don't play with my skills. >> why is nischelle trying to move in with the bradys? stop that. a very brady renovation premieres on hgtv in fall. >>> tonight there is a new episode of "married at first sight" on lifetime. this is one of my favorite shows and i want you to think about the premise. getting legally married to a complete stranger. now for season one's favorites jamie and doug, their marriage started out as a complete disaster, but i

my sister jasmine is an attorney she has a project for economic status in new mexico. she works with immigrant business owners. immigrants are three times more likely to open their own small businesses and employ u.s. citizens. so there are huge driving forces have this economic system today. i'm not a economic expert but the fact that these emigrants are resilient and persevere and give jobs to u.s. citizens just shows the magnitude of the contribution in the community. and to the second question, how would a pathway to legal permanent residency and citizenship affect me? i spoke about earlier, i am trying to begin the process to apply for residency programs. that is going to be a huge question at the begin to apply an interview. how do they know that their investment in me as a resident physician in training will not go unfounded because right now my daca will expire at the end of this year and i'm still waiting to hear back if they're going to renew it. it has been a while. so that is a huge impact, will i be able to practice medicine which has been my lifelong goal

reporter jasmine veal with what doctors are saying about it. >> i have it in my face creams and stufft. >> reporter: jerica thomas said she loves her cbs infused skin creams. so does ucla student theresa moore. >> i use it for my beauty products. it's a good option. >> reporter: the hemp derived cbd in fueled products are popping up everywhere. we found 30 to $60 infused face oils at sephora. at this ultra beauty store in santa monica, a soldout supply of it's cleansing bars and balms with cbd. >> it has direct effects on the receptors in our skin. i can see it's still worth the benefit because you can make it so much less expensive. >> reporter: dr. allen has long studied the medicinal effects of cannabis, but doesn't put a lot of weight into these popular cbd products. he says when it comes to these types of products, the good components of cannabis are being stripped away. >> i think they are minimally beneficial. i'm not anti-hemp. i'm just pro whole plant cannabis medicine. >> reporter: still cbd's reportedly powerful anti- inflammatory and pain reducing properties make it attrac

. >> reporter: now george mason university students like victoria and jasmine can get food delivered to their dorm, brary or wherever they are on campus by robot. the college is the first to team up with starship technologies to offer food and beverage delivery via autonomous robots. >> i got buper excitedause i don't like walking across campus to get food. when i found that it had dunkin, i was like yay, coffee that will come to me and i don't have to walk in the cold for. >> reporter: since launching in late january, more than 10,000 deliveries have been made at gmu via robot. services haven been ed to 2:00 a.m. and there are plans to expand to 24 hours in the near future, with restaurants beway, ng dunkin, should steak and shaike and einstein brothe $1.99. so far pizza has been the most polar with students o campus with about 70 orders coming in per day via the robot. make that 71. the company also says there's a boost in breakfast orders among thla student popuon, which is happy to have the option to not leave the dorm. and that demand has created a need for more student workers,

5—5 in the first half, carys phillips scored a second try for wales, giving them the lead, before jasminenuela furlan s try four minutes from time gave italy the bonus point they needed to finish second in the table, as they beat france 31—12.. that‘s all the sport for now. it is still to — two for millwall against brighton. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. brexit has been at the forefront of vince cable‘s final conference speech as liberal democrat party leader. speaking to members at the spring conference in york, sir vince talked about the effect the uk‘s decision to leave the eu has had on the country over the past three years. brexit is dominating parliament and government and not in a good way. it is dividing families and communities, and indeed the united kingdom, and it is sucking all of the energy out of government. last week‘s farcical debates have diminished even further the standing of parliament. the really big issues that we ought to be grappling with, how we live sustainably, how we deal with ageing, how we deal with the new generation of technologies, al

jasmine, thank you for your presentation. i particularly appreciate the forward-thinking regarding the training props wells the new location, the preferred characteristics. i think you hit the nail on the head here regarding that. one site i think we should say eight acres since it's 7.7. let's round it up to 8. that way we don't fall short. adjacency to bay shoreline for ease of water rescue training, i think if we're going to move, we really do need to amp that up a bit sonja that i'm glad that you included it. also within reasonablly reasonat to san francisco. thank you for the presentation. i wanted to see this in detail for quite some time. it's very important we have the place for the next generation firefighters to be trained in the facility that accommodates what's happening if the real world now. thank you. >> commissioner veronese: thank you for your presentation. this has been well thought tout. my question is, maybe you're not the right people to answer this question, the elephant in the room is, we know what we w

and all that jasmine. the drinks cost $12. the bar serves wine, beer. popular library. >> coming up. a crippling disease took away the ability to use his hands. we was not going to be stopped from doing what he loves. now he [ distant traffic sounds ] [ loud traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy when you switch and save today. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. >>> now to an artist making news with his unusual talent. >> due to a rare disease, he paints with his mouth. because he can no longer paint with his hands. >> it's very therapeutic. i love art so much. and this is the way i can do it now. you have to find things that you love to deep you going. >> my name is alex. i'm 38 years old. from colorado. i have a rare autoimmune muscle disease. i went to college. my dream was work for disney. i came up two classes short before the disease started. i can't hold a pencil. i can't draw anymore. my mom brought home a catalog with people mout

namoi scott will be princess jasmine, while will smith plays the blue genie.ailer shows that smith's appearance changes during the movie. it appears the movie will keep some of the music from the 1992 original. that includes the song a whole new world that won an oscar and a grammy. the new aladdin will be in theaters may 24th. lawrence karnow: it was a windy day f the bay area. the 50s and 60s but felt cooler with the wind. a weak cold front passed through today bringing a few clouds and gusty winds. winds will decrease tonight under mostly clear skies. you can still see a few showers passing through the state with snow over the sierra. high pressure will take over now for the rest of the week. in fact some temperatures could reach the low 70s by the weekend. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and breezy near the coast. highs will be in the 50s and 60s. kron on continues next at 11... terisa estacio has the latest bay area news. the kron on app is available on apple and android devices. head to kron on dot tv to sign up. kron on continues next at 11... terisa esta

. >> my name is jasmine flores. i am working as an admin assistant in the city attorney's office. i have always enjoyed the tasks that i have been given. on the days i show up and work on my own is empowering. for me, happiness in being more involved in a person-to-person interaction. my dream jobs includes being a physician, paramedic, firefighter, working with animals with the public. on a personal level with self improvement. my sister is the biggest influence in my life because she taught me to go forward with what makes you happy rather that what makes you the most money. >> i graduated from law school in 1972 at a time when there was a beginning to be an influx of women in the legal profession and tried criminal cases for about 10 years, treatment for delinquent operating programs, government budgets, analyzed fiscal legislation. i came to the san francisco city attorney's office and i have been here for about 12 years advising on tax matters. i did just about anything you can think of. some things that lawyers do and some things that lawyers don't do. >> i'm from the missio

. >>> naomi scott as princess jasmine. "aladdin" hits theaters may 4th.the parent company of abc 7. i love it. >> who is in? i'm in. i like it. >> looks great. >> i love princess ali. >> alibaba. >> that's going to be in my head all day long. >> what is the name of the tiger in "aladdin." >> raja. >> raja. >> you said it a couple times earlier. i was listening to when you're saying. >> i'm so impressed. >> love it. can't wait but we have to move on so let's talk about the weather. hopefully you'll love it, too, full of sunshine, a few clouds. none of this nonsense. the rain season for 2019. look at seattle and portland. they are below average like the whole weather pattern shifted south. they had record snows while we had record rains down to los angeles. 140 to 183% above average. look at l.a., in 26 days they received as much rain almost as san francisco. it took us 46 days. you can kind of see where the atmospheric river set up, well south of the pacific northwest, right on top of us in so cal. here is a look now, clouds with the cold front coming thro

so i would like to accept the award that we're about to receive on behalf of jasmine, sasha, and silo, who couldn't make it here today. i'm wittia, and we're part of the buchanan mall youth community leaders. so the buchanan mall you see today is a result of our footwork. we were talking to residents along the mall and we conducted the survey so that the mall could be representative of everyone who lives there. we, the youth, are the vessels, so we the youth are the vessels that carries the change that you wish to see, so the question that i had after the buchanan mall activation was, how could you build on your assumptions of what's best for the community if you aren't really out there? so this is why we're here. so an example of what -- we're an example of what it means to build the right way, all while being exposed to new experiences, such as collaborating on events, being a part of film productions and, like, preserving the fillmore history and uplifting the local and unsung heroes that are here. [ applause ] >> president yee: next up will be supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney

. >> that is jasmine hassan reporting.k helped set up today's press conference that wants to address systemic issues with policing. >>> well back here in the bay area, librarians in marin county are getting training to be lifesavers, managers from about 10 library branches recently trained to administer the narcan nasal spray. it's used to reverse the effects of opioid overdoses that is. officials say ambulance crews responded from three to five of those overdoses every week. >>> the results of the russia probe have yet to be released, but that's not stopping house democrats from revving up their own investigations into president trump and his associates tonight. they plan to start asking questions first thing tomorrow. >> reporter: the chairman plans to request documents on monday for more than 60 members of president trump's administration, family, and business. >> we are going through the initial investigations on the abuses of power into corruption of justice and into obstruction of justice. >> reporter: claiming repub

mother of the groom who you cited also said after the attack, she collected the garlands made of jasminelowers that some of the guests had been wearing. they were angled with human flesh and blood. another guest described collecting body parts from the multiple people who were killed and bearing them and not knowing which audie part belongs to whom. speakscident very much to the pattern of u.s. involvement in unlawful coalition airstrikes we have documented in the report. of the 27 attacks documented, although two of them involved like the u.s. made weapons. there's been a lot of talk in the last couple of years without the risk of u.s. weapons being used unlawfully in yemen. this report presents the most comprehensive evidence to date that this is not a hypothetical risk, that use weapons are actually being used in apparently unlawful collision airstrikes. amy: can you talk about the use of cluster munitions? giving an example, the effects of these weapons in five of the 27 incidents you document, five used u.s. made cluster munitions. talk about the legalities. >> that is exactly right

and jasmine. ben: okay. nancy: and there's some citrus on top. lemonis: so that's a yes.so we have one yes. ben: this, i like the citrus. i think that it would be directly geared to, like -- "love you to the moon and back" would be a quote we could use or something like that. all: aww. lemonis: and so they'll go work on creating libraries of fragrances. ben: mm-hmm. lemonis: you're gonna go to work on creating designs around those four. kristin, this is a project. we have to project manage it. there's going to be dates and times and tasks, and we have to hit 'em, okay? ♪ lemonis: can we see all the 10 designs? ben: yes. lemonis: ben is hard at work designing new products. you got this done already? ben: yeah. lemonis: as part of our textile initiative, ben has created 10 new designs for wrapping paper. these are awesome. ben: thank you. lemonis: when i look at this work, it motivates me to want to work harder. ben: this is my favorite one. lemonis: what's this one? the "hello." this is actually really nice-looking. next, we're taking ben's designs to a textile company cal

he spoke with reporter jasmine reel. >> he just took off. >> reporter: it was last wednesday evening when a barefoot zachary perkins ran out of his house after he saw the man in the gray sweatshirt swipe two just delivered packages off his front porch. >> they weren't worth that much money. it was more the audacity of someone stealing something from my house. >> reporter: watch what happens next. he goes after the thieves. you can hear them revving the engine. he rolled off the hood as they sped away an was able to give the license plate number to police. >> within a few minutes, they had the car surrounded and they had four people in the car arrested. >> reporter: he's not the first or last home eno'use video door bells to catch the bad guys in the act or try to take matters in his own hands. back in december, a homeowner in brea, a former nasa engineer, got so fed up with these so-called porch pirates stealing his stuff that he set booby traps inside fake packages. when thieves opened one, a glitter bomb or a foul-smelling spray would go off. perkins said he wouldn't hesitate runni

if you could come up, i am honoring sica garcia, jasmine thomas, sasha earl, and sala my hair. wanted to honor these amazing young women because their community -- they are community activists. a lot of times we don't think of community activists, young women, or young adults as community activists, but they are. a few years ago, i think it was in 2015, they stepped up, because they saw an area of their neighborhood, the buchanan mall, which is six blocks right smack in the western edition, that was violence plagued, it was surrounded by public housing, h.u.d. housing, and other housing, and no one used them all. six blocks of recreation and park. this area was closed and made a park in the seventies by mayor feinstein at the time. unfortunately, it was neglected. neglected by the city, by people that really should have been out there trying to make it a better place. it actually became very violent. people were afraid to walk through the mall, and so it was six blocks of a neighborhood of recreation and park that no one actually used, which is really unfortunate because we hav

hgtv stars lara spencer and jasmine ross are helping greg make it happen. >> the reason we had to goement is we wanted you to look at the front of the house and not ruin the roofline. >> rite right. >> right? we couldn't go higher. we had no choice but to dig down. >> we're going to have a faux window with a tree. >> cool. >> the only difference is the staircase will go down instead of up. >> it's pretty amazing. >> yeah, well they said you've been the worker bee, that you're not playing around. >> no. >> you're here. >> we get to do everything. they encourage it too. >> if you offer to help, i'm going to put you to work. >> don't play with my skills. >> oh, these hands have skills. >>> now let's talk about the body renovations that some stars are taking on to fight aging. a few of our favorite new york housewives know a thing or two about that in our "e.t." beauty segment "real talk with the real housewives." >> tighten this area. >> pull it. >> this procedure to rejuvenate my hands is actually pretty fabulous. >> from facelifts and eyelid tucks to fillers and chemical peels. the ho

. >> good afternoon, my name is jasmin crow and i'm a project manager at the san francisco housing authority. i'd like to preface this by saying that i'm absolutely terrified of public speaking but i'm forcing myself to stand up and to say something today because my livelihood and the livelihood of 236 of my co hear workers is at stake. with the outsourcing of all of our jobs, we'll be losing 237 good jobs. these are jobs that pay a living wage, which is remarkable in the metro area, as expensive as this one. and my co-workers and i, we don't understand the logic behind throwing money for a for-profit third party consultant brought in from kentucky or texas or whatever. why do this when you have staff that know this work inside and out? we have staff with five, 10, 20, even 30 years of experience. why throw all of that away and punish the frontline staff when we are not the reason why the housing authority is in default? for me personally i have been with the housing authority for 18 years now. and one of my focuses has been on our senior and disabled residents, whenever they have reasonable

jasmine? >> paul butler, a former federal prosecutor, i want to bring you now into the conversation as well. again, jussie smollett, all charges dropped against him. the case is going to be expunged as we've been talking about for the past 45 minutes. all these records will be immediately sealed. his family is very happy about this. the state attorney's office basically saying that mr. smollett's volunteer service in the community and agreement to forfeit his bond to the city of chicago, all of that -- the circumstances of the case and they believe this outcome is just and appropriate. and a resolution to this case. give me your reaction to what we've been hearing today? >> the official legal term for this is wow. >> yeah. >> what a stunning turn of events. it's like something that would happen on mr. smollett's tv show, empire. so when a prosecutor drops charges, it doesn't necessarily mean she thinks the defendant is innocent. she could drop the charges because she's learned information abou

. >> reporter: lulu hester-alexander was inspired to try out by her granddaughter, jasmine, a wizards am her number-one fan. >> reporter: often it's the wizdom who connect with the fans in the stands. >> we're more like them. they're like, if you can do it, i can do it. i look at people who are looking and dancing with me. and i throw a little face their way. >> reporter: bring them in? >> i bring them in. >> reporter: at a recent practice -- >> we have cbs in the house. [ applause ]% that's what they did with me. >> wait a minute, is she over 50? >> go jan, go jan, go jan! go jan, go jan! >> reporter: as you can see, these women could have not been more welcoming even to a novice like me. i've never had quite this much fun on a story. i got to say, tryouts are coming up, i may -- i may be back on this court. >> well, january looked good. you should get an honorary track suit like that. that's awesome. >> we can say go, jan, go, jan, go, jan. >> i think after 40 you're like i'm going to do me. >> that's a common phrase, just do you. >> reporter: these women are amazing. >> thank you.

. >> here we have walking in, brown, tan nisha forbes, ryan colletti, nia taralonga, biancat moa, jasminedny, new york's finest and bravest right here on our plaza. >> wow. >> welcome. thank you for being here. ladies, come on over. take your place among some really incredible women. good morning. >> come on down. >> this is so fun. >> i have eola brown right here. lots of girls out there watching. what do you hope they see when they see all of you all running snog. barriers.e break we want women to know you can aspire to be anything you want to be. oe d't matter what size you are. we have a training program that will get you in shape to become a new york city firefighter. >> stacy is the cmanding officer from the oceana. you did the incredible ight, the missing woman formation. i know you're all business when it was time for the flight. when did it hityou? whenever the missing man portion of the flyover happened, rden the t jet pulled up into the sky really hit us, symbolizing the spirit from the earth. nl.it's incred you're a pilot. we have some of the ground crew here. what do you say

in eniola brown, tenisha forbes, ryan coletti, here they come making a big entrance, tyesha pugh, jasmineew york's finest and bravest right here on our plaza. >> wow. >> and we welcome you. we thank you for being here. ladies, come on over and take your place among some really incredible women. good morning, welcome, thank you. >> that was awesome. >> come on down. >> oh, my god, this is so fun. >> i have eniola brown right here. what do you want little girls, there's lots of little girls out there watching, what do you hope they see when they see all of you all running together? >> that we break barriers. we want women to know you can aspire to be anything you want to be. it doesn't matter what size you are. we have a free training program that will get you in shape to become a new york city firefighter. >> yes, i love it. they are fierce. i want to introduce you to stacy uttecht, you did that incredible flight, the missing woman formation. i can't even say it without a tear. i know you all are all business when it was time for the flight, but when did it hit you what it meant? >> i thin

jasmine's mom met with other moms. they set new goal. it's an amazing program.ng us. >> so inspirational. talk to me about the motivation for this incredible mentorship program. >> absolutely. well, first of all, the disney company is committed to giving back in the community in multiple ways. at walt disney world, the disney dreamers academy is one way to be able to do it. the company was built on a dream, encouraging dreams. what better way than to have 100 high school students come down and pursue those dreams. we have had 1200 students come through the academy. we keep up with many of them. many have gone through college, graduated and started their own businesses. many high school students and college students have created nonprofits and they're giving back. it's all about paying forward. >> that's right. paying forward.guys, you don't the doors that are being opened right here, right now. thank you to the dis we are the bobcat belles. we are a drill team from hallsville, texas. i'm the marketing director at the chick-fil-a in longview, texas. every year we

ana: felicidades para jasmine huesos que cumple 14 aÑos y es toda una modelo. vamos a bailar!sea su copago o el precio de la farmacia. o, si utiliza la entrega a domicilio, pague una cantidad tan baja como cero dólares por un suministro de 90 días de medicamentos de los niveles 1 y 2. si está inscrito en medicare o piensa retirarse pronto, llame hoy e infórmese... sobre un plan aarp medicare complete. ♪ como mi sourdough patty melt combo por $4.99. con carne 100% de res, cebolla asada y dos tipos de queso derretido en un pan sourdough tostado, con papas y una bebida. y por $4.99, es el antídoto perfecto contra lo que no te gusta. como que te hablen muy cerquita, responder a todos por accidente, el dentista, vuelos, pantalones apretados, payasos y tipos que se llaman ronald. siéntete bien con lo que comes y con lo que pagas. ueba mi sourdough patty melt combo por $4.99. sólo en jack in the box. ♪ ♪ alan: hola, efectivamente estamos en "despierta amÉrica". 13 de febrero -- 13 de marzo de 2019. gracias a todos los del equipo texano. soy fanÁtico a muerte de esa ciudad maravillosa

before jasmine joyce sprinted clear to score wales' fourth, giving them back—to—back wins to end of theirnt they needed to finish second in the table, as they beat france 31—12. to cycling and britain's adam yates has extended his overall lead after stage five of tirreno—adriatico in italy, yakob fulsang claimed the stage win and made it two out of two for the astana team, whilst yates — riding for mitchelton scott came in second but retains the race leader's blue jersey with a 25—second advantage over the rest of the field. while there was victory for team sky in the south of france as their rising star eggan bernal took the overall victory in paris—nice, the final stage into nice was won by yon izagirray. some of british gymnastics' biggest names were in action this weekend in the british championships. the two—time olympic champion max whitlock did what he does best, taking gold in the men's masters pommel final, repeating the success he had last year. ellie downie, who's had two ankle injuries, took the top spot in the senior women's vault. she also claimed the women's all—round title