. >> that when they that distortion of the camera doctor maria lima says people are spending more timen social media and requesting procedures. they see they're not. people come looking for the 3.60 life. >> or, you know, the height of mission like that which they've seen in august instagram strong. this plastic surgeon from miami. all those results in on the show yet real know. but that's what they see and that's what they want. it doctor lima says in the past, people would schedule their procedures during summer and winter breaks. but with so many at home, they're able to fit into their schedules. and i think that's one reason why would seem like increasing the number of requests for lately is because vision just now and i like that they want to do the like 9 times, fine. i'm doing school from home. so doesn't really matter for them. she says being realistic with patients is important. but even more so right now she says an increase in requests combined with high exposure to different types of procedures on social media can create unrealistic expectations that something that's they s

fernando lima is a journalist and political commentator welcome to the program so neda let me start with you today tell us a bit about how big is the armed group how strong are they and how much territory are they now in control of. all right all of those 3 questions are questions that we might be unable to answer in this conversation. but what we can tell you is that for the past 3 years this group has gone it's gone inside and it's gone in its ability to to to to stage attacks serious attacks it started by doing a game of cat and rat with security forces go into village attacking civilians and destroying property and then running away want security forces arrived there moved into being a serious any need security force and even time getting posts and while we have seen late latest empowerment shows that the group is now ready to even stage the type of general that we have seen in other countries. which means arriving in village making sure that foreigners are in fear but also putting us in a situation where we don't know where the law comes the people who are religion at the from power

. >> probetas lima ya estÁ distritos que deciden abrir a finales de este mes.las escuelas intermedias secundarias. tras casi un aÑo de clases virtuales estÁ feliz de poder regresar a un aula.en especial de jugar fÚtbol con sus compaÑeros. >> conforme avance lo del regreso a clases se nos va a poderjugar con otras escuelas. >> en ambas las escuelas tienen que abrir cupos. >> les van a dar una penalidad. si no regresas a la escuela no te doy el dinero. >> eloÍsa es madre de las niÑas en primaria y no estÁ de acuerdo con el plan. >> prefieren quedarse en casa que han visto a una niÑa que se enfermÓ mucho de covid. >> el plan dispone de 4.6 millones de dÓlares para programas como clases de verano y tutorÍa. fÉlix: en washington, mientras se presiente biden hiciste la necia dentro del paquete de ayuda para frente a la que comerÉ senado los debates han sido mÁs complejos del imaginado con alguna demÓcratas. sobre todo en lo concerniente al aumento del salario mÍnimo y la extensiÓn de ayuda extra por desempleo. pablo con mÁs de las disputas. pablo:la prioridad nÚmero

un pequeÑo grupo de alcaldes de perÚmarchÓ por las calles de lima exigiendo que el gobierno central lesbarricadas antes de llegar al palacio presidencial. manteniendo el protocolo de seguridad, mÚsicos, cantantes ilia: el show, el espectÁculo debe continuar . los artistas de broadway encontraron un espectÁculo para conmemorar un aÑo desde el cierre de los teatros. la pandemia obligÓ al confinamiento y asÍ de los espectÁculos. los productores dicen que el evento es para crear esperanza entre los artistasy la comunidad y espectadores. con eso nos despedimos. gracias por acompaÑarnos, que tenga un feliz fin de semana. los esperamos el lunes. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentador: sean bienvenidos. esto es "contacto deportivo" de viernes. un gusto saludarlos, dani nora junto con ramsÉs sandoval. ramsÉs: tenemos el Último detalle. dani: todos los ojos puestos en el clÁsico. tambiÉn habÍa quien venÍas los ojos

i said lima go months. or more they can just tell me what they normally give me yeah well look him how come again my. new years is a month and all i was is him and. some might call for. some fun time off on our side going to see it on time a d.v.d. talking about why i want all of them to do not just think. once i'm in. home to go home on monday drink your soul. my. soul i don't know what i could as i told you how do you came up to you. some thing me you know. you've gone on the news you know good i tell you was you know whether you. would have. to go. there it's a good day there was some guys it was some guys i did with. and i you said they call me to tell them all when i go they all yell. at the what if. you got them you go. i will make only much i know. well you can go to. our. own. wants to know. why. you. got. to play on to myself this ok. guadagno young. because i had. to wait to see just high seeing her 106 talk at 6. 100. honest. here 100 time i think. i know said. just. i saw something higher i'm sa

los contagios ya superan el millÓn y medio y ahÍ casi 51.000 fallecidos. 40% de los infectados en limarno argentino temen la segunda olade rebrote tras reportes de una creciente propagaciÓn de las variantes de tec cada semana os y en gran bretaÑa. argentina tambiÉn tiene suspendido los vuelos hacia el reino unido. este sÁbado por la tarde regresa la selecciÓn mexicana con todas sus estrellas y se enfrenta al equipo de gales en un partido de preparaciÓn. recuerde que toda la acciÓn maÑana por univisiÓn y "tudn". al volver la impresionante hazaÑa de una joven francesaen kayak . [mÚsica] ilia: a pesar de las advertencias del gobierno muchas familias estÁn emprendiendo su travesÍa hacia el norte sin saber lo que encontraron. ademÁs, padres aseguran que lanzaron a sus seres queridos en aguas profundaspara que nunca los descontarÁn. ellos quieren probar lo contrario. tambiÉn, cÓmo fue el Último aÑo para dos enfermeras en un centro de cuidado intensivo y antes de conquistar grandes escenarios patricia:¿quiÉn dijo que los deportes extremos son sÓlo para hombres ? miren estas imÁgenes que son p

the horses but nothing's happened to turn not listening to us a bit you know i think it's time for lima now and again to take charge. he is something else good. ok i did you tell him without. you to think. you know now what. did you do now it's snowing hard up on the mountain there are monastery if we go up now with the horses the snow will soften the load these horses can't go up there anymore today and the other half aren't even here yet and i don't know what i should do if i need to get up there today to prepare for the monks arrival. and it would it's giving me a headache a. long head and so what i do know. lemon i'm gay hence up without the horse it's ok we're going see it tomorrow. the horses are supposed to go up the next day weather permitting they'll arrive just in the nick of time. again it's time for a journey back into the past to the valleys of central time more time seems to have stood still. while mom hey i'm out of the children of you know are no no yeah let me see you there i've been making breakfast i hope they're making my rice into you with milk ok up out. now i'm 73

marÍa luisa nos cuenta mÁs desde lima.o con una tristeza sobrecogedora. con la pena a cuestas apenas puede contar que la felicidad se transformÓ en una tragedia y que muchos gobiernos tendrÁn que enfrentar. los huÉrfanos de la pandemia. >> niÑos y adolescentes que perdieron sus padres a consecuencia del covid 19. recibirÁn una pensiÓn de orfandad. >> cuando estaba en el hospital aislada no sabÍa que su niÑa se sumaba a las altas estadÍsticas de niÑos huÉrfanos. el gobierno tiene registrados a 10,900 niÑos que han quedado huÉrfanos. en al menos uno de sus padres por causa del nuevo coronavirus. y por eso se destinarÁ una pensiÓn de $54 al mes. >> recibirÁn la asistencia econÓmica hasta que cumplan los 18 aÑos. >> el nÚmero podrÍa ser mayor si se toma en cuentaen lugares alejados a ciudades que pueden haber casos de muertes no registradas. en muchos hospitales hay pabellones especiales para mujeres que van a dar a luzy los mÉdicos tienen la tarea de decirles que su parejas han fallecido. marÍa Álvares es asistida por un amig

the idea was born on the island of lima virtually car free the people here rely on donkeys carts and of course boats to get around for centuries local fishermen have built their own wooden douse a craft handed down from generation to generation. boat builder ali skandha and his team wanted to see if they could construct one of the traditional boats out of plastic substituting wood with plastic posed a challenge. but it also has benefits. because every part of one piece of the tree so you're going to have a lot of trees. the islands coastline like coastlines all over the world is increasingly littered with plastic waste only part of which is generated by the islanders even more washes up on it shores. the boat builders and the community regularly collect plastic on the beaches and take it to a recycling plant on the mainland to be processed. after being shredded the plastic is melted at a high temperature and molded in the shape of the boat frames. and. it's a great circulate color me to the waste we can here we process that separate the different kinds of plastic. usable stuff. and a

are so overwhelmed that they're turning coded 1000 patients away either uber him has the latest from lima. we're standing here in one of the main governments of the hospitals with 900 patients and the hospital officials have been telling us that they're turning away tens of patients every day who need medical attention we're here in front of the emergency room and we're seeing patients waiting for their turn to get inside this hospital. staff told us that she is a priority when there's a vacancy they would move her immediately i know that they're doing their best given the circumstances it is in him the doctor told us she has to sleep in the hospital but we can't keep waiting in the corridor my mother in law is tired she's 92 years old people's concerns were confirmed by the palestinian prime minister says that the hospitals are very full occupancy even though the government has doubled the i.c.u. since the start of the pandemic he says that this is the government with one of those or and more. thing and wearing masks but people have been this up a spied with the government they say that

experts warn it is too soon as cases continue to search large crowds could be seen on the streets of lima as businesses reopened on monday a strict measures had been in place for months of new infections and be recorded every day with more than 40000 dog moves in the past week president francisco says people need the economy to reopen in order to survive. the head of the world health organization is warning that global coronavirus cases are on the increase again for the 1st time in 7 weeks federal scarcest says it's disappointing but not surprising some of it appears to be due to lack of public health measures continued circulation of violence and people letting down their guard vaccines will help to save lives but if countries relies solely on vaccines they are making a mistake basic public and measures remain the foundation of the response. schools in minnesota kashmir are reopening a year after the pandemic for some to close before that students were already confined to their homes because of a military crackdown. as more. students in indian administered kashmir are once again back in

experts warn it's too soon as cases surge large crowds could be seen on the streets of its capital lima as businesses reopen on monday thousands of new infections are being recorded every day with more than 40000 diagnosed in the past week president francisco sagacity says people need the economy to reopen in order to survive. the head of the world health organization is warning global coronavirus cases are on the increase again for the 1st time in 7 weeks ted rose gaboriau says says it's disappointing but not surprising some of it appears to be due to lack of proper you can measure use. violence. vox use to save lives but if countries. on vaccines they are making a mistake. basic public measures remain the foundation of their response the philippines has reported its 1st cases of the more contagious covered 1000 variant that was 1st detected in south africa the discovery could complicate its recovery effort just a day after it began rolling out its vaccination program its 1st batch of $600000.00 cin about doses arrive from china on sunday schools in indian administered kashmir are reop

stay in touch with people she really cared about, and she opened up to roger about lucia flecha de limaf friends were absolutely key, probably to her sanity, actually. the sale is expected to reach upwards of £30,000, with the proceeds going to organisations close to diana's heart. after reading these, i warmed to her enormously. i think she probably was a lovely person, and i sort of think, oh, she would have been a lovely person to go outwith, to go to one of these wonderful lunches, or something. i think, yeah, it has changed my opinion quite a lot. for the owner, it's not about the money, but the glimpse the letters give into the private world of a princess, who lived so much of her life in the spotlight. sarah ransome, bbc news, penzance. that distinctive signature. and before we go tonight, a young marine scientist from mauritius is taking her environmental message to new depths. shaama sandooyea dove into a remote stretch of the indian ocean, to highlight the importance of seagrass ecosystems. the underwater plant has become a priority for conservationists. it represents a tenth

little georgie and his father are beginning the last day of their journey they're starting the climb to lima non-gays monastery at an altitude of over 3000 meters. walk a bit more tell me when you get tired. i'm tired . just a little more than i'll carry here. finally after 4 more hours of hard hiking they reach the monastery. is really small. his legs are sore because he's whoops a notch but it. looks calm come on and. there are friends for you inside. your tree for the bridge. to go in there's a stove in there. that's better already. so now you're warm again. the cooler losing his feet got cold because of the snow. move now he'll sleep. he said he had a headache to. me though that he has no movie to get home and he needs really very small for the monastery but it's ok. today and tomorrow will be hard for him who are there now but none see him some day if you can then he'll slowly get used to it and find friends like you and if you will get caught again. it used to be the custom that one child from each family became a monk. but in the mean time the remote monasteries are more often a catch

for the rummy race in burma lima families the pain is unbearable. yet. yet the 4 of their relatives were killed last week during a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government security forces accuse them of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died in combat but neighbors and family members insist they were innocent taken from their homes and executed just that up in the end i was looking out for my brothers i saw them in their house and gestured to them then ran back into my home because soldiers were threatening people that's when i heard an armored vehicle stopping in front of their house. neighbors saw our house soldiers took them away so she ran out again let me go to work i know that i told the other soldiers they took my family they said go home that i didn't need to worry that they were taking them to the battalion for questioning before returning them home instead they reappeared in pictures circulating on social networks bed some dressed in fatigues with pistols or a grenade at the side of their body when yeah anybody

are warning it's too soon as cases continue to surge large crowds could be seen on the streets of lima as businesses reopen on monday thousands of new infections are being reported every day with more than 40000 diagnosed in the past week alone or president francisco suggests he says people need the economy to reopen in order to survive more news at the top of the hour after inside story. the pope was sent to visit iran on his 1st trip abroad since the coronavirus and. when its christian population continues to do window and security issues plague the country. can the pope bring hope to those who see him as an authority. donald trump once again shows his dominance of the republican party. speech since leaving office at the high profile conservative gathering but whether is that leave the republican party really make a comeback in 2024 this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i am sam he's a than the conservative political action conference is usually an indicator of where the u.s. republican party is headed but at this year's gathering in florida there was only one man who s

experts warn it's too soon as cases a surging large crowds could be seen on the streets of the capital lima as businesses reopened on monday thousands of new infections are being recorded every day with more than 40000 diagnosed in the past week by president francisco side gusti says people need the economy to reopen in order to survive the head of head of the world health organization is warning that global coronavirus cases are on the increase again for the 1st time in 7 weeks that's risk every issue says it's disappointing but not surprising some of it appears to be due to lack of public of measures continued circulation of violence and people looting the gun rocks will help to save lives but if countries rely on work since they are making a mistake basic public and measures remain the foundation of the response. 2 americans accused of helping orchestrate the escape of former nissan chairman carlos cone have landed in japan a u.s. federal judge ordered the extradition of michael taylor and his son peter taylor just a month ago they believed to have held gone flee from japan to lebanon on

stay in touch with people she really cared about, and she opened up to roger about lucia flecha de limato her sanity, actually. archive news report: most of the newlyn fleet was in for today's event. whether it were fishing boats, orfactories, diana's charisma went before her. whenever princess diana came to places like this, crowds would gather wherever she went. she came here, to newlyn, to open the new fish market in 1988, and that star quality, that appeal, seems to shine as bright as ever. the auction house says they've had interest in the letters from all over the world. the sale is expected to reach upwards of £30,000, with the proceeds going to organisations close to diana's heart. after reading these, i warmed to her enormously. i think she probably was a lovely person, and i sort of think, oh, she would have been a lovely person to go outwith, to go to one of these wonderful lunches, or something. i think, yeah, it has changed my opinion quite a lot. for the owner, it's not about the money, but the glimpse the letters give into the private world of a princess, who lived so muc

here in germany or i tell us some 14 we're going to have to leave it there due to the quality of that lima thank you very much for that update thomas political correspondent. russia was the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus back saying when it gave the nod to this but last august that approval came before clinical trials had ended and it led to widespread worries about vaccines safety and effectiveness. of the arena has overcome her skepticism about the sputnik the vaccine but remains a little nervous about getting the job. done every box a nation interferes with your body. i hope everything will be ok. i don't want to go to an early grave. there's no shortage of the vaccine at this mobile center near moscow only 15 people have registered says the nurse despite russia providing countries around the world with sputnik at home take up of the job is slow around 4 percent of russians have so far received one of the vaccine diets about the vaccine are high with 2 thirds of the population sniping at 3rd just trying to confuse everyone with all this nonsense about the vaccine. i h

evacuees north of the capital city of lima have been trying to cross a river to escape the flooding.achinery is being sent in to try to build safe crossings. >>> a pair of musicians is using the power of music to transform the lives of underserved students in san francisco, sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winners. >> reporter: joyful sounds filled the air as students show off their musical skills many have taken free lessons for months or years at music mission san francisco. the nonprofit professional musicians started in 2015.>> it was amazing, the pride and th happiness they feel.>> steve said the mission district was the ideal place to start. >> the arts programs have been eliminated completely or really cut down a lot. and we knew that if we offered a program there there would be a lot of interest.>> in addition they wanted to replicate the free music program she had growing up in venezuela. it teaches music as a vehicle for social change.>> it made me believe in things that i could achieve and made me believe i can achieve anything. >> music mi

the idea was born on the island of lima virtually car free the people here rely on donkeys carts and of course boats to get around for centuries local fishermen have built their own wooden doused a craft handed down from generation to generation. boat builder ali skandha and his team wanted to see if they could construct one of the traditional boats out of plastic. substituting wood with plastic posed a challenge. but it also has benefits. we save trees when you use this because every part of one piece of the tree so you're going to have a lot of trees. the islands coastline like coastlines all over the world is increasingly littered with plastic waste only part of which is generated by the islanders even more washes up on it shores. the boat builders and the community regularly collect plastic on the beaches and take it to a recycling plant on the mainland to be processed. after being shredded the plastic is melted at a high temperature and molded in the shape of the boat frames. it's a great circulate color me to the waste we can here we process that separate the different kinds of

little georgie and his father are beginning the last day of their journey they're starting to climb to lima non-gays monastery at an altitude of over 3000 meters. walk a bit more tell me when you get tired. i'm tired . just a little more than i'll carry here. and . finally after 4 more hours of hard hiking they reach the monastery. which is really small. for. his legs assume because he's worked so notch that it. looks so calm come on and. there are friends for you and sorry. you're trying to. go in there's a story been there. that's better already. so now you're warm again. the kona losing his feet got cold because of the snow told. me how he'll sleep. he said he had a headache too. and he thought that he was no only the trouble with comment he needs really very small for the monastery but it's ok. today and tomorrow will be hard for him who we're going now but none see him some that you could then hell slowly get used to it and find a friend you like you and if you get caught to doing. something it used to be the custom that one child from each family became a monk. but in the meantime the

here's our friend lima halima kroft, and the women that inspire her. >> i was inspired by fareless femaleto lead their country, bhutto in pakistan, these are the women that led their countries in challenging times. they were not perfect leaders by any means, but they really were fearless, they had snepis of steal, and they were incredible inspirations for me growing up >>> watch out below, nasdaq futures down 200 bond yields spiking as big tech could be a big wreck yet again today. covid, one year later. remember when you couldn't find toilet paper or hand sanitizer scary times but things have changed. the ceo of stew leonard is here on what we have learned over the past 12 months. >>> and follow the money, it's time for your "worldwide exchange" exclusive look at what company insiders are making the biggest bets on their own companies with their own money and this week brings the biggest insider buying that we have ever seen it is friday, march 12th and this is "worldwide exchange." >> well, welcome back. or welcome good friday morning, i'm brian sullivan it's just about 5:30 here on the

recognize him -- >> overwhelming majority of the countries did recognize and come together via the limagroup. >> yes, i just think that there are more steps that we could have taken. it is a very difficult situation and again, you and i have not had a chance to talk about this and i look forward to your counsel. i know that we share the same objective. and that is for the people of venezuela to have a life and right now they do not. >> i would just close by saying beyond the lima group, only countries left at that time were nicaragua, cuba and argentina and bolivia. good luck with that. >> beyond latin america. >> thank you. >> senator shaheen. >> thank you both for being here, for your willingness to be considered for these very important posts. and for your ongoing willingness to serve this country. i think that you are both the perfect choices for this difficult time based on your understanding of both the executive branch and congress of the state department and your commitment to restoring america's role in the world. so i want to begin and really appreciate both of you taking the

stay in touch with people she really cared about, and she opened up to roger about lucia flecha de lima's charisma went before her. whenever princess diana came to places like this, crowds would gather wherever she went. she came here, to newlyn, to open the new fish market in 1988, and that star quality, that appeal, seems to shine as bright as ever. the auction house says they've had interest in the letters from all over the world. the sale is expected to reach upwards of £30,000, with the proceeds going to organisations close to diana's heart. after reading these, i warmed to her enormously. i think she probably was a lovely person, and i sort of think, oh, she would have been a lovely person to go outwith, to go to one of these wonderful lunches, or something. i think, yeah, it has changed my opinion quite a lot. for the owner, it's not about the money, but the glimpse the letters give into the private world of a princess, who lived so much of her life in the spotlight. sarah ransome, bbc news, penzance. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello. there's very little

lima, we have not forgotten. we will continue to back you. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: i ask to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: madam president, this pandemic has made it clear than ever it's not corporations that drive our economy. it's american workers. with marty welsh for whom we will vote in a moment on confirmation to the department of labor, workers will finally have someone on their side as the department that's supposed to look out for them. the department of labor is supposed to be the voice for workers in our government. it's their job to make sure workers' rights are protected, that people are safe on the job, that everyone can organize a union and get the overtime pay they've earned. but for four years we've had a department of labor full of corporate lawyers. in can't take, the secretary of labor was a corporate lawyer who made millions of dollars in court attacking labor

misinformation, data from the centers for disease control the national survey on drug hughes and health and the lima stone and wang regarding teen mental health a report from the house committee on veterans affairs. without objection, so ordered. i want to thank our witnesses today for appearing. we appreciate it. we appreciate your patience while you answered those questions from all members. i hope you can take away from this hearing how serious we are on both sides of the aisle to see many of these issues that trouble americans addressed. thank you for being here today. i want to remind all members that pursuant to committee rules they have ten business days to submit additional questionsf.yk the record to be answered by the witnesses who have appeared, and i would ask

misinformation, data from the centers for disease control the national survey on drug hughes and health and the lima stone and wang regarding teen mental health a report from the house committee on veterans affairs. without objection, so ordered. i want to thank our witnesses today for appearing. we appreciate it. we appreciate your patience i hope you can take away from this hearing how serious we are on both sides of the aisle to see many of these issues at trouble americans addressed. but thank you for being here today. i want to remind all members that pursuant to committee rules they have ten business days to submit additional questions for the record to be answered by the witnesses who have appeared. i would ask each witness to respond promptly to any questions that you may receive. at this time this hearing is adjourned. >> mr. chair -- >> coming up to be on c-span the widest covid-19's response team provides an update on the pandemic at 11 a.m. eastern. that's followed by the daily white house briefing with press secretary jen psaki at 12:30 p.m. then at two p.m. i culture secretary tom vils

misinformation, data from the centers for disease control the national survey on drug hughes and health and the lima stone and wang regarding teen mental health a report from the house committee on veterans affairs. without objection, so ordered. i want to thank our witnesses today for appearing. we appreciate it. we appreciate your patience while you answered those questions from all members. i hope you can take away from this hearing how serious we are on both sides of the aisle to see many of these issues that trouble americans addressed. thank you for being here today. i want to remind all members that pursuant to committee rules they have ten business days to submit additional questionsf.yk the record to be answered by the witnesses who have appeared, and i would ask that each witness respond promptly to any questions that you may receive. at this time this hearing is adjourned. >> mr. chairman -- >>> next a look at access and distribution of the covid-19 vaccine. this hour-long event was posted by the clinton foundation. >>> weeknights in month featuring american history tv programs as a previ

and i went to college and now called lima college.d 25 enjoyable years there i believe that rich people should pay more. the question we have to coalesce about as a nation is why tax the wealthy people, the government could side these activities. and i've said repeatly on your program that i have no problem working six months of the year for the government, six months for myself it happens in my case, the six months i pay for taxes and give it back to society i met with warren i guess in 20 2010, asking him, my clients give it all away, as he's doing. i don't get it -- i don't get -- how do you get wealthy in america? you get wealthy by developing a product or service that somebody needs. they reward you for it that's how you get wealthy >> lee, can i just jump in >> sure. >> i just want to ask you, look, you're making an excellent point. i understand where you've come from on this and i take issue with a lot of what elizabeth warren says however, let me play devil's advocate for a minute and try to push back on what i think she might