eastern, we will be live with the national memorial service for senator mccain your that is lia. a reporter and analyst for the publication inside elections joins us to breakdown the result of the primary. let's start with florida, the governor's race. a good night for ron desantis it looks like. >> i think the big story ended up being the florida's governor's race and on the democratic side, that is probably where the biggest surprise happened of the night. the front runner was perceived to be lynn graham with support from emily's list, the women's group that helps elect aggressive pro-choice women across federal and state elections. the winner ended up being andrew gillam, who is the mayor up tallahassee and ended up with an endorsement from bernie sanders and has embraced a more progressive agenda. that was not the expected result, but he will be facing congressman ron desantis, who was the trump pick and made a bit of a splash in the primary with an ad where he reads the "art of the deal" to his kid and basically made -- host: as far as the results, what was the turnout like

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y si el juez falla negativamente el debate y lÍa la corte de apelaciones del quinto circuito, el mismodadanos y residentes permanentes. se espera que hoy a la medianoche el juez tenga la posibilidad de realizar argumentos a favor y en contra de daca y luego tomar su decisiÓn. borja: estaremos muy al pendiente es de esa decisiÓn y sabemos que muchas personas que estarÁn pendientes. la Última informaciÓn en univisión noticias.com una niÑa de cuatro aÑos estarÍa a puertas de la deportaciÓn. se llama angela becerra y fue adoptada en perÚ. entrÓ a los estados unidos con una visa temporal que vencÍa a finales del mes. sus padres residentes de colorado dijeron que resolverÍan la situaciÓn migratoria de la menor pero fue negada la peticiÓn. conversamos con el padre de angela, marcos becerra, quien nos contÓ cómo llegaron a esta situaciÓn. marcos: la embajada de estados unidos dijeron que aquÍ podÍamos hacer los documentos. mi esposa y yo somos ciudadanos de este paÍs pero nos de negaron los documentos de angela y lo hacen cuando falta poco tiempo. en agosto 31 despuÉs de esa fecha ella va a pa

or right we're going off the grid now with lia what's happening in sweden well in sweden it's the world's first only women only music festival and it's being held in protest against a wave of sexual assaults at festivals. the problem with festivals is that it's becoming more common for women to be sexually assaulted if they attend a study in the u.k. found that one in five of all festival goers and thirty percent of female festival attendees have experienced some form of unwanted sexual behavior other reports say most women do not report their sexual abuse now the same festival was launched as a response to the countless abuse of women who had taken place at music festivals the festival is free from men both among visitors and artists and it is a statement against all of the sexual assault in our society we simply want that women non by neris and transgender to be able to visit an awesome festival and feel safe at the same time now the concert last three days and you can follow along with that you can search on twitter first statement festival if you want to follow along with what's going

top speed of two hundred kilometers per hour became the first non italian car to win the me let me lia and that must have taken an enormous physical effort reckoned very good prima and eleanor. limited to begin with gold wings you have had time to have a snack and a drink of water maybe as a passenger but you don't have that time at the wheel in this car you need both hands on the wheel so you do have an idea of what it must have felt like back then ventana to write something. day three takes the teams along the picture as roads of tuscany two impressive sites like the medieval fortress of body called funny here it seems kids have taken the day off school to welcome the rally heroes. but you arrive at these markets squares lined with people and have to fight your way through the crowds and when you open the goal wings even the italians react as if an angel have landed. by the time they reach the finishing line and brush the teams have covered seventeen hundred unforgettable kilometers. but the passion and the atmosphere make the physical strain all worthwhile. final mine let's do it ag

the incident haenedla moh po foeda riot lias thered outside, saying it was excessive force. >> if somebody isn't doing what they want them to do, then they react as if, you're going to do what i say you're going to do. >> the department acknowledges this was bad police work. >> the san francisco police chief released this statement, saying they will make sure the training and officers' adherence to the training is as solid as it can be. >>> a man detained by ice while taking his wife to the delivery room may be a case of mistaken identity. joel lara was detained while taking his wife to the hospital last month. his rney e feds have him confused for his brother. >> reporter: they asked if i could show id, then my husband's id, which was at home. >> he's been in the u.s. for 12 years and his attorney is hoping a judge will grant him bail so he can meet the newest member of his family. >>> disgraced doctor larry nassar has been transferred to another prison claiming he was assaulted behind bars. he's no longer serving his60- year sentence in arizona, being sent to oklahoma. >>> the pope says

. >> mucho gusto, yo soy el hermano jorge el lias. >> la misiÓn de Él alimentar la poblaciÓn de gente no importa la edad sean que bajo estas circunstancias el futuro depende de ellos. >> allÁ en venezuela no trabajaba pues, pero entonces llego aquÍ a luchar a conseguir algo mejor por mi familia, por mi papÁ. [gritos] >> fabiana es la hija de ella, deberÍa estar en la escuela, pero ha tenido que crecer prematuromente. su mamÁ no sabe aÚn si se irÁn a chile o perÚ buscando mejores oportunidades como lo hace la mayorÍa t sus compatriotas, por ahora esta licenciada en administraciÓn de empresas muestra sus bendiciones. >> estoy haciendo lo que no hacÍa en mi pais, pero se ven los frutos, se ven los frutos porque gracias a dios con poquito que uno venda hace su diario y pues le queda para mandar al paÍs, ayudar a la famili familia. >> para estos migrantes esta etapa de su vida es una especie de via crucis. >> ¿quÉ planes tienes? >> irme de acÁ. >> ¿otra vez? >> sÍ, pero toca, y es la mayorÍa de todos los venezolanos que que estamos haciendo probar en un lado, en otro, en el otro, llegarÁ e

lia,enryve he break. she's just coming back. >> had a bad day. she wi be back. >> shell was gone and pregnant r so long. >> i have better news. >> this is really fun. some piltsz departing sfo are requesting reroutes to fly over our beautiful sites of the city. >> an air traffic controller tells the chronicle they must request the reroute before they depart and have to request that through the tower. air traffic can't be congested, the weather has to be clear and flights can't be running late. passengers get glimpses of the bay and golden gate bridges, sausalito, alcatraz and in the east bay from 3,000 feet before the plane zooms to its destination. a close look, it is beautiful, but that's kind of hard to do in thyuean'tay b be running late. >> no. >> has to be clear. >> that's true. >> especially from sfo. to hawa your best chance. >> really? >> out of sfo. >> because the piltsz are trying to give you like a pre-vacation look before you go over the pacific. i appreciate that. thank you, pilots and captains for looking out. >> it's neat when you

we're going off the grid now with lia to lebanon i don't often get to say this but you stink right that is what they're saying and love. i will not go without personally well since twenty fifteen lebanon has struggled with trash essential of the main landfills are full and towns and cities do not want new ones for obvious reasons protests have been going on there for three years now with many using the hash tag like mall said you stink to draw attention to the issue and talk about online but because there is nowhere to put the trash the government has resorted to burning it instead. what's your market value because it burns for two to three days and then they dump it again and the bulldozers come back and stack it up do you see how it looks like a hilltop when they burn the trash i lose my breath i can't take a breath i use this inhaler because i can't take a breath my daughter also takes these medications the trash is causing us physical and psychological trauma the deputy middle east director at human rights watch has said that although the government moved the garbage off the streets

so alberto and the other guys from lia deli got to work in may. months later, the fruits of their labor, labor that includes weeding out the garbage that gets tossed in and encasing the watermelon patch in wire to prevent thefts, but the neighbors love what they see. >> we have been watching it since the corn was really small. we were wondering when the ears were going to come in, and now they're in. it's great. >> we made them promise to give us two. >> reporter: that's the plan. that's why they planted food instead of flowers. >> when it is ready, people got to come and take, to eat. >> reporter: assuming the city doesn't end up planting any trees, the deli farmers hope to be at it again next spring with more options even planting these remaining areas. a bounty at the bodega. >> this is santo domingo. >> reporter: that one's growing the beans? >> the beans. >> reporter: what do you think about this. >> the kids see it, it's great. no one else is growing corn. >> reporter: certainly no one in these parts. lauren glassberg, eyewitness news. >> ca

energy companies are still struggling we learned that in earnings season another price dip could liae know and what the market has been talking about what's to come. >> here to tell us what is driving commodity prices and why commodities might be a good gauge for what's going on with the trade wars, we're joined by jeffrey sherman at double line capital with $120 billion in assets under management. good to have you with us >> hi, melissa thanks for having me. >> there was a time when we would say dr. copper all the time is copper really the indicator of what's going on globally? if so, we might be in trouble because metal is at more than one-year lows right now. >> they call him dr. copper for a reason some people would say that he has an academic ph.d. in the health of the economy, but i think he's more like a medical doctor and that that perspective being when you see what cop ner is signaling, he's signaling there's ailments within the global economy and this appears to be at this stage of the cycle a demand destruction story it's centered right around the tariffs and the trade wa

. >> lia cumple ocho aÑitos. a la calle y escoge a alguien para cambiarle el look. no tuvieras la transformaciÓn que todo el mundo estÁ esperando a continuaciÓn. raÚl: todo esto y mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mira ♪"despierta amÉrica"♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: saludos a toda esta a ya hispana que vive allÍ en san francisco- gracias por estar con nosotros, en "despierta amÉrica". comenzamos del mes. miÉrcoles 1 de agosto del aÑo 2018. como yo estoy invitado, lo dije. alan estÁ de vacaciones. karla tuvo que ir urgente al baÑo. la estamos esperan para continuar con el programa como debe ser. francisca: o son cosas que pasan. santcha: ana patricia estÁ en licencia por maternidad. son cosas que puedes hacer cuando sÓlo estÁs invitado. raÚl: ademÁs, la gente siempre agradece la espontaneidad, lahonestidad. satcha: y creo que todos que tenemos como un milagro paso en mÉxico. las personas que iban en esa nave sobreviven. algunos quedaron heridos pero informemos de algo que no suele ocu

ella lo llevo al extremo porque lo hizo cuerpo entero pero esta lÍa y creo que lo sabe llevar.rica". alan: lo que pasa este fin de semana lo veremos despuÉs a quiÉn critican. satcha: por menos lo que tienen que ver con moda y lo que no. alan: satcha, se viene lo bueno. lolita cortÉs estÁ en mÉxico, son "univisiÓn". responde a las polÉmicas declaraciones que hizo mike bahÍa a nuestras cÁmaras. satcha: no serÁ una estrategia de publicidad? ya veremos. prince royce estÁ de fiesta. el dominicano recibe una gran sorpresa en su ciudad, nueva york. le diremos de quÉ se trata. alan: bajara de peso a los 40 aÑos parece imposible pero todo se puede. comparte las mejores tÉcnicas para perder esas libras de mÁs sin importar su edad, y la mÍa y la de todos. ♪ ♪ satcha: nos vemos en "despierta amÉrica", durante 21 aÑos su show favorito que hace la vida mÁs alegre. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: no de ventajas a los insectos. toma medida scon raid mÁs, que funciona contra las avispas. finalmente, dentro de tu hogar, ataca con este que sigue matando insectos o cuatro semanas es sin dejar olor cuando v

on social media -- so in other his had personal lia little messed up as well. that's not going to help him? >> well see this is the thing right you know america is a wonderful place so with intelligent resilient people and we place a lot on what happened in somebody's personal life. what does a ceo of a publicly traded company is worth billions and that takes importance. so the individual you entrusted your money to has a deck that's on fire in all cylinders i think he has personally challengeses he's going to bleed into the corporate. this may be a moment for tesla. >> by the way, jpmorgan thinks stock price will drop 291 okay currently. longest bull market ever. okay, 3,000 get this right. 3,453 days long if we make it until wednesday and we will. so how much higher do we go? series of wrapped fire questions how much higher do we go? >> 3 to 3100. bandwidth broadened because of the trade circumstances but i think that's where we're going stuart by fall. stuart: you are by fall -- good lord. ends of fall. you're a favorite guest when you say things like that o

joining us for a breakdown of that is lia.eporter and analyst for the publication inside elections joins us to breakdown the result of the primary. let's start with florida, the governor's race. a good night for ron desantis it looks like. >> i think the big story ended up being the florida's governor's race and on the democratic side, that is probably where the biggest surprise happened of the night. the front runner was perceived to be lynn graham with support from emily's list, the women's group that helps elect aggressive pro-choice women across federal and state elections. the winner ended up being andrew gillam, who is the mayor up tallahassee and ended up with an endorsement from bernie sanders and has embraced a more progressive agenda. that was not the expected result, but he will be facing congressman ron desantis, who was the trump pick and made a bit of a splash in the primary with an ad where he reads the "art of the deal" to his kid and basically made -- host: as far as the results, what was the turnout like and

the service people take for granted in minneapolis will be the same one people can rely on in medism lia. >> ok. anyone want to add? the rural spectrum accessibility act, senator fisher and i have introduced that. it was recently signed into law. thank you, m chairman, as part of the mobile now act. and the provision requires the fcc to explore ways to provide incentives for wireless carriers to lease unused spectrum to rural or smaller carriers. could you talk about how quickly we can get that rule making going? >> appreciate the question, senator. our staff is working diligently on that legislation and i understand there is a march 23 i believe deadline for the fcc to take action and i have every expectation that our staff will be able to present an order that comports with that time frame. >> ok. then the dig once policy, something i have worked with commissioner rosenworcel on was high school signed into law as part of the -- that was also signed into law as part of the mobile act. how would this reduce the cost of deployment and any thoughts you have? >> sure. the first thought is y