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quitaron todo lo que traía >>> en méxico javier vega noticias telemundo >>> el presidente de ecuador lennyitución . >>> momento de conocer el tiempo en la bahía, y este paisaje hermoso que tenemos detrás nuestro, realmente ilustra >>> estamos hablando de temperaturas que sobrepasa por más de 10° la temperatura que deberíamos tener en esta época del año >>> temperaturas cálidas para la próxima semana >>> temperatura casi los 80°, máxima en los 52 >>> la última vez que vemos temperatura de esta magnitud fue alrededor del año 2009, las próximas horas veremos una tendencia bastante cálida, en los 69° >>> 68 con el área de san francisco >>> en las próximas horas en el termómetro tenemos temperaturas de los 59° >>> 50 y las 7:56 >>> mañana temperaturas cálidas en el área de la bahía, temperaturas y los 72° >>> podemos sacar el televisor al patio >>> para los próximos días vemos una tendencia que mantiene las temperaturas prácticamente los 74° >>> lunes, martes y miércoles la mayoría con escasa nubosidad >>> 73 para el área de lima >>> cielo completamente despejado >>> quédese con nosotros que te

lenny i think we need you. got a crash there in audubon this evening. meanwhile on the big picture pretty normal fare along 95 and the schuylkill, slow speeds but nothing we're not used to. however, in worcester montgomery county, watching a serious crash along valley forge road, 363 at liberty lane. the fire police are directing you through that intersection. we'll check it again, rick and monica, coming up in the next half hour. >> all right, will do. thanks matt. >>> a transportation security administration or the t.s.a. has reopened its precheck enrollment center at philadelphia international airport. all this week frequent flyers can show up to be interviewed by t.s.a. representatives and if approved, a precheck allows flyers to leave on their shoes and belts keep their laptops in their case and other carry on items in their bags. the cost is $85 for a five-year membership. >> meantime so many folks in puerto rico have been seeking refuge in our area following the devastation of hurricane maria but now they are being told it's time to go home and s

plane that lead role as lenny, he had slipped play.welcome to chasing news. >> thanks. >> your characters lieutenant governor who has all the charisma that gets caught up in a sex scandal. he's gone and the guy without the political skill but all the expertise is now in the top spot. >> that sumsms it up. it's a poor guy who literally has panic attacks if he has to campaigner to public speaking. and now that's the role he has to assume. he's not very successful at it. >> is there a message here against the traditional polish politician that smiles and give a great speech but it's just an empty suit chill and for votes. >> hopefully what the place says is that when someone truly does find their voice and is true to themselves and shares their expertise and knowledge and doesn't back away, hopefully the public will embrace that. and that honesty and integrity can went out. >> i'm reminded of two politicians who are on opposite sides of the spectrum. a little bit of bernie sanders meets a donald trump. >> that's perfect. i'm very much awa

. >> yesterday president trump and the first lenny went to florida to visit the injured victims at the hospital during the visit president praised the doctors and nurses and the first responders. >>> the school but the the shooting took place will be torn down and replaced. officials of talked to lawmakers military down the high school. and putting immemorial on that site. we don't know when does will return to school or they will be at that building it's building is still a crime scene and has not been turned over by the fbi >>> funerals continue this weekend for the victims of parkland school shooting. the first of the 17 happened yesterday. two tina charles related rest the family of 14 year old alyssa alhadeff& yesterday and college-bound senior 18 year old battle was laid to rest friday as well. after graduation she was excited to attend lynn university in boca raton. >> it's closure but it's really not. it was senseless. these girls should be here. they should be in school today. >> interface proposed remembered her daughter as a soccer player with an amazing personality and a gr

literary project lenny has sent his group present the game they have invented. a game is called the new agenda we have to fight your way back to the job market and win points at various stages in your life i'm. learning by playing that means thinking out of the box recognizing the social relevance when learning that's hard from the vantage point of a single subject. so the projects always combine several aspects and show how they are related. the trick is to bring together as many issues is possible in one project which doesn't generally happen in conventional teaching. there's a school. that's the big challenge for us to see how free we can. rise in this week but also to make the week relevant to the high school diploma the students also have the option of writing an alternative exam here we have the subjects of social studies in religion all the other subject combinations are not the. in the sounds a little pressure coming out. on contact for instance you can get an event card saying your granny has died and lose the happiness point in your private life look w

lenny to do is show this card and say, can i use or lose please, and the only time i have used it isc toilet or a cafe around. i have been lucky so far, but who knows in the future? ruth, tell me about your walking group? we basicallyjust walking group? we basicallyjust walk and set the world to rights as a joke and go away. but, the walk leaders have to rescue the walks, and they always know where the toilets are. we are all 55 plus, and fresh air makes you want to go. you can't expect a small cafe to expect a dozen of people to come in and use your toilets. they will say no. do think that local businesses will sign up to be scheme that bristol city council are proposing? there are health and safety issues and the security issues. a lot of the toilets will be up the stairs, or at the back. i think the answer will be no. red to find out for myself, i go across the road to the village cafe. if someone came in to use job to i lets, if someone came in to use job toilets, and they went a customer, what would you say to them? sorry, you can't use it. it is a customer's toilet. you wouldn'

the broken glass is toxic friends and decay is essential food in materials that could be sold to lenny's also the result of decades of on call control is at an addition so you notice it would cause us to be working to pull out our boat is and is and those are the people who are still contending that sea levels are i'm kind of was since this morning. sudan's foreign minister has told al jazeera all political prisoners who were detained last month will be released more than eighty have already been freed including prominent opposition leaders sit down and face international pressure to release the data they were arrested after i am to government protests about the rising cost of food how much of our house more. the move to release dozens of political prisoners from jails in the sudanese capital of khartoum came as a surprise. most were arrested last month after protests about soaring prices and tough economic conditions turned violent turn our morale is a little us but we will work hard to get rid of the reasons that have led to demonstrations and detention we will be in contact with all p

this is d w news for live from bird lenny breau courts that russia is blocking a u.n. security council resolution aims to bring a ceasefire to the besieged suburb of eastern good to you're in damascus the situation for people trapped there is only getting worse with no respite from the brutal government airstrikes shelling is reaching new levels of intensity. also coming up to give guns to train teachers u.s. president donald trump suggests that could be.

[applause] my beautiful sister lenny. my stepson carlo, his wife tara. [applause] and of course, states precious granddaughter catalina ray. [applause] my fellow new mexicans. i am honored to join you for the state of the state address and to open this legislative session. i was actually going to forgo this speech this year. and let you guys get right to work. but since you all good here and demanded that i explain myself more, sit back and relax. because i've got things to say. [applause] but in all seriousness, i'm glad to be here with you today. last year we met together under very different and difficult circumstances. the steepest crash in global oil and gas prices in history , devastated our state. across last last few fiscal years we face a $600 million shortfall. and the prospect of emptying the state entire weavings account. the situation was bleak. of course, facing economic and fissile adversity is not new to us. when i took office in new mexico face a massive budget deficit, years of irresponsible spending during prosperous times made managin

better onessing i think if you're as old as i am and remember lenny diving into the potomac river he was had the first one, president reagan ever did, to start this tradition. and lenny was a -- a civilian who was sort of a first responder and saved lives diving into the cold potomac river and pulling people out and i think we've had a tremendous number of national disaster this is year. i thinks like that where everyday americans have done heroic things and those are the kind of people i would put in the gallery this year so everybody in the room can salute them and an opportunity to be unifying and -- troughing what's great about our country. >> that's one thing about -- you know, when i was a kid, if the presidents give a speech on television, well there was nothing else on. [laughter] right three networks they're all showing the president. over time think about the coming of cable, so you didn't have to watch broadcast network with a president. you could watch espn or whatever. and then along comes remember -- video cassette players? you could put in a movie and since then, so th

lenny show you some of the evidence. been growing government spending over the last 17 years at 3.7%. the federal government is 4.9%. change slide. government debt. the debt in utah has been growing at 3.7%, of the federal th governm growing at 9 -- the federal government at 9%. reducing co2. utah has been reducing co2 at 1.9%, the country as a whole only 1.4%. exports. our exports are growing at 8.6% per year. the nation has only been growing at 3.9%. employment growth rate, what a story this is. over those 17 years, growing at 2% per year. whereas the nation is less than half that. personal income growth. wages and salaries here are growing at 5.4%, the nation as a whole only 3.9%. you can turn out the slides now. i happen to believe that the environment that we see here in utah, with our legislature and governor, is an environment that will expand to washington, d.c. were there is respect between people and parties, where we look for common answers, where we balance budgets and see wages going up, fight to improve our

some amusing listings in march of this year when the president lenny glynn wins election who tournamentsthe we talking about looking on election and he will, that is what i think he was after and he also wants very much to be perceived as playing on a level playing field with the united states. and this asymmetric espionage that is news about social media and networking sites and weaponization in my view of the steele test and other things allows them to espionage. >> so it seems that the in-house, meaning inside of this country that political warfare based on the dossiers and networking together to get to the bottom of this seems like it plays right into vladimir putin hands. >> honestly, it twitter, facebook, democrats, republicans, there are no enemies there. the enemies in the kremlin. his name is vladimir putin. >> regards to what they feel how they thought they came to the information in this dossier, collect information honestly and find out what he is up to the contract he prevented in the future.>> i cannot disagree with it often at the goal of the person bickering and the use o

opera and indeed one of the great actresses of the back in the nineteen twenty she did was not to lenny and she actually lay strong after the program to begun she asked them to do their own puppet for which they did anyway and all these profits are created by the emission marsh out of family because the marshall name was a married name and they still run it so they stay the same family and the puppets the famous on t.v. here but also in film on the big screen the other two films were made here in germany two full fledged feature films but also they managed to make it to hollywood warner brothers took the profits there they are in a film called the rats tie always starring roles taken by the puppets but they were actually assisted by a few. humans as well there was seinfeld's jerry stiller if you know him also an actress to beverly d'angelo who is a national lampoon there she is there's beverly and lauren as well they were in the movie as well so yeah they made it to hollywood you hausberg of pop it. open. well the robin met it was well thank you just time to remind you the top stories a

lenny. basement. right now. shane. yes. your question. so much harlow joining us from inside the who who months i. think you. already are the u.n. secretary general used his opening address at the human rights council to call for an immediate cease fire in eastern guta the war in syria took center stage on the first day of high level discussions which are being held over the next four weeks they would take to have more from geneva. the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace used his opening address to demand the immediate implementation of the cease fire in syria as the news came in of continued government attacks against the rebel held suburb of damascus is than good cannot wait it's high time to stop these health on her death and that remind all parties of their absolute obligation an international humanitarian and human rights law to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure at all times and similarly efforts to combat terrorism do not supersede these obligations the outgoing human rights high commissioner for the un as i had herad

being broke a glass is toxic claims in any case essential for you much you don't need to be sold or lenny's also lose out of decades of one color control issue and related issue to show you didn't say what kind of thing we're going to pull out of my body and those are the people who are very they are still going i am kind it was use beach county but it's charity oxfam has apologized to haiti's government after its stuff were accused of sexual misconduct it's released an internal report into allegations that aid workers used prostitutes during rebuilding efforts after the twenty ten quake its former director for haiti admitted to the inquiry that he hired sex workers despite public denials and the reporter veil that three workers threatened witnesses who spoke to investigators. certainly. we will see the link between the humanitarian aid in prostitution and it the link is clear we will prosecute oxfam for now we will have to file individual criminal responsibility and will investigate the link between those individuals and the institution barnaby philips has more from outside the haitian emb

the better ones, i thick if you're as old as i am and remember lenny cut nick, diving into the potomacriver. the first one president reagan died, and he was a civilian, a first responder and saved lives diving into the cold potomac river and pulling people out and we have had a tremendous number after natural disasters this year, where everyday americans have done heroic things, and those are the kind of people i would put in the galley this year so everybody in the room can salute them and stand upping to and it's an opportunity to be unifying and draw on what is great but our country. >> one thing about -- when i was a kid, if the president gave a speech on television, well, there was nothing else on. right? three networks, all showing the president. over time, think about the coming of cable, you didn't have to watch broadcast network with the president. you can watch espn or whatever, and then along comes -- i remember video cass set players, you other could put in a movie or son and since then -- the audience that the president has been able to command just by giving that kind of

around broken glass is toxic flames and decay is essential for good materials that could be sold lenny's also the result of decades of on call controlled demolition so you notice that workers are still working to pull out from bodies and the people are still contending. i'm kind of was this morning just only expect to get more bodies as the day falls tells you you say to these these these homes were engulfed by by this rubbish you know. it slid in after heavy rain these homes we're not talking about i mean we talk about slum homes here are we. talking region where hundreds of hundreds of people live on that in a way this coverage for forty six broken teams as well as truck fixed. thing or is there anything going back here ok charles good to see many thanks charles mangano the local journalist in mozambique on the line from the puter. still to come here on news out emotional win for a golfer who says that he was close to ending in south korea story of the sport. you. lose. that is for with the schools thank you so much adrian just three gold medals are up for grabs on day town of the wint

lenny davis, thank you as well.ent mika, what are yo thoughts now? >> i think there's many ways to look at this and we all are focused on comey. it's okay. because i'll look like i'm obsessed. i'm just trying to be fair. >> wait. >> in our final moments -- >> can i hold your hand? >> no, you cannot hold my hand. when wall street -- >> you're making everybody nervous. >> what's going on? >> as you say, half an hour or so to go and we're expected to open low. the dow's down 635 points, about 3%, following that 4.6% decline yesterday and a 4% fall last week. it puts us very much in that so-called correction territory when we're down around about 10% from the recent highs. and so it is expected to be another tough day on wall street. we're down 635 points as we look at it. guys. >> all right, cnbc's wilbert frost, thank you. i want to toss to stephanie ruhle. i have a quick question for you. >> i don't know if she can talk back. >> i can always talk back. >> stephanie -- >> i specialize in back talk. >> when the market