what is lola, the protagonist trying to say? what is her story? >> i think little lola, you know, she's just this really curious, really bright and really beloved girl who lives in a diasporic community. she lives in an immigra community, but she doesn't actually remember the place that she's from, a place the book called the island. and i think it's really about how do we create conversation with places that are very important to us and to our communities, how do we remember what's difficult not to remember? and also how do we find home when we often come from multiple homes. and i think that's what the book is trying to get at it. >> so it sort of opens when she's in class and the teacher wantsle whole class, all the different colors and genders and, you know, origins, to tell their story. and everybody has got a little memory of their home, their home country except for lola. she is seized by a panic and just doesn't know what she's going to do about it. >> yeah. lola, at first, this teacher -- i've always loved teachers. i've loved my teachers

. >> hablaremos con el autor del libro infantil lola su protagonista es una pequeÑa inmigrante de lamano de ella se celebra la diversidad cultural. >> hola muy buenas tardes ya es viernes ¿lo pueden creer? vamos a conversar con las noticias. son seis personas las que por ahora han perdido la vida en el derrumbe de un puente peatonal en construcciÓn frente al campus sur de la universidad de la florida, la estructura habÍa sido instalada el sÁbado pasado se puede ver el momento en el que eso ocurriÓ, terrible de verdad rogelio mora-tagle ha estado reportando sobre este penoso accidente, vamos contigo adelante. >> asÍ es felicidad pues esta tarde autoridades han ofrecido una nueva conferencia de prensa en la que prÁcticamente han dicho que se tienen que esperar hasta que lleguen al fondo de la situaciÓn hasta debajo de los escombros del puente para poder empezar a hablar de vÍctimas mortales, por la maÑana habÍan dicho que la cifra se elevaba de 4 a 6 pero por no van a hablar de cifras de personas que han muerto, sabemos que hay 10 personas que estÁn hospitalizadas dos de ellas de grave

whatever lola wants, lola gets. cynthia and parker. -- ann parker. on may 19, 1836, a band of indians attacked parker's fort in the newly formed republic of texas. followed,rmish that five texans were killed and five others were taken captive, including nine-year-old cynthia ann parker and her brother john. the little girl would become one of the most renowned indian in the west. john became part of several ann livedle cynthia chief for 25 years. she bore a chief two sons and a daughter. their last sunday in the great comanches. in chief for 25 years. she bore a 1860, texas rangers t down on the comanche village, killing many inhabitants and taking others captive, including andlong-lost cynthia ann her two-year-old daughter, prairie flower. they were returned to parkland family members -- parker and her two-year-old family members, but her years had changed her irrevocably. she has nothing in common with her white relatives, and begged to be returned to her indian family. her attempts failed. when her daughter died of influenza, lost all hope. she st

lola time the nominations for the german film prize twenty eight ing out and there are some surprises. and me the six balls were the directors presented by the german film sinister and it's the latest face to face empire. but first up first the uk english golden globe winning in the fire it was the early front runner for the german film prize but when the nominations were announced it was a quite different film which only premiered at the bella nala in february which told its fonda. it's time for the german film primes the lolas and three days and keep it all has garnered ten nominations the film captures a snapshot from a life of troubled german film diva or me schneider and has a shot at winning in almost every category more on the new front runner later in the show. at. cannes revenge drama in the fate which deals with the brutal murders carried out by the fascist terror cell only masted five nominations. diane kruger is nominated for best actress in her gut wrenching performance as a widow who takes justice into her own hands has been widely praised us just as my tift finish hospi

in the store you have lola going around trying to figure out what pieces she has of the island insideience -- was some of the experience inspired by the life you've lived or the life of the people around you? >> yeah. i mean, part of this has i've i think this to do with how many people we know who carry other worlds with them. they live in one, two, three, four worlds, and in the united states you're encouraged to get rid of all the other worlds and to imagine you only exist in one, but it's not true. so i kind of wanted to write about a little girl who's surrounded by people, who live in multiple worlz, trying to discover what it means to be able to join that, to have other worlds to draw upon. >> trevor: it's interesting that you say people are, you know, conditioned or encouraged to forget the other world. you're american now. this is america. this is don't talk about the dominican republic. this is the only country that matters to you. recently we saw the phrase "a nation of immigrants" being taken out of, you know, america's immigration -- the department. when you see the nation

i have lola going to the sweet 16.cond bracket, which i call "the cinderella dream bracket" where i have them going to the final game. >> glor: she does brackets. amazing. we thank our friends at cbs sports for that, and cbs sports coverage of march >> catch a new "living biblically" cbs monday 9:30, 8:30 central. announcer: cbs sports your 2018 home of march madness, the masters, the pga championship, pga tour, s.e.c. football, the nfl. and february 3rd, super bowl liii. >> everybody in the building. >> shot clock is at 10. >> tournament is the biggest time of the year to me personally. >> everything you dream of when you are a kid. >> there is no way to predict p. >> trust the process. >> he got it! he got it! >> at the buzzer! >> oh, the freshman, gold-blooded three! >> the st. bonaventure bonies moving on. >> syracuse is dancing to detroit. >> davidson is

its time for the german film primes the lolas and three days in cuba has garnered ten nominations the film captures a snapshot from a life of troubled german film diva only schneider and has a shot at winning in almost every category more on the new front runner later in the show. of. hands revenge drama in the fight which deals with the brutal murders carried out by the n.r.c. a fascist terrorist cell money must eat five nominations. diane kruger is nominated for best actress in her gut wrenching performance as a widow who takes justice into her own hands has been widely praised of us just as my tift finish hospital is just right when a works out like that if you're lucky enough to be able to play such a story with such a director and that's right for you over the past that's something that really comes your way in life and i think that this is her moment. had understood i would see it the moment that had. over trent as the captain portrays german history from the pappa traces perspective the film tells the true story of a world war two corporal who impersonates a nazi and then start

when lola make its manufacture consent instinctive public wealth. when the running closest protect themselves. with the financial merry go round listen to the one percent. that's not doing all middle of the room six. million real need for. politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be rich and have to try to be for us that's what i'm up for three in the morning can people that i'm interested always in the waters of my house. first sit. even just writing. and hitting. many know over the shock when i was three years old so it's a long story of sharks for me the most difficult in the pursuit close when i do so my first choice for the post but thought it was only vote because i didn't see the shot dead before so it was a fluke a miss which was it only. took my motivation was just one go off to the because i knew that i wanted to be there i didn't and continue to go to boston with. our army career and just leave him there. to see. what i wanted

now he has a home and a beloved pet dog, lola.ess people each year, operating in 11 hospitals across the uk, like this one in east london. it assembles a dedicated team to help the homeless. this includes a gp, a nurse, an occupational therapist and crucially, a care navigator. he's trusted by homeless patients because of his background. sometimes we'll get a patient who says to me "you don't know what it's like to be on the street and be homeless," and i can turn round and say i do understand what that feels like. i've been through the system. i have been homeless. gavin has to first locate homeless people who have been admitted to hospital. this is the charity's chance to stage an intervention to turn lives around. the pathway team addresses underlying health issues, but they also sort out immediate problems like getting fresh clothes, and help to find housing after leaving hospital. the team hosts a weekly meeting where representatives from housing associations, local hostels and the police can share knowledge to sort out indiv

now he has a home and a beloved pet dog, lola., operating in 11 hospitals across the uk, like this one in east london. it assembles a dedicated team to help the homeless. this includes a gp, a nurse, an occupational therapist and crucially, a care navigator. he's trusted by homeless patients because of his background. sometimes we'll get a patient who says to me "you don't know what it's like to be on the street and be homeless," and i can turn round and say i do understand what that feels like. i've been through the system. i have been homeless. gavin has to first locate homeless people who have been admitted to hospital. this is the charity's chance to stage an intervention to turn lives around. the pathway team addresses underlying health issues, but they also sort out immediate problems like getting fresh clothes, and help to find housing after leaving hospital. the team hosts a weekly meeting where representatives from housing associations, local hostels and the police can share knowledge to sort out individual cases. this mi

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backup develop through pleasant hill and concord heading down into walnut creek. 6 minute ride from lolaass down to highway -- as you head further south on 680 south of 580, we're starting to see those typical delays, about a 15 minute ride down towards 84. we've had a couple of problems along 580, so all of our super commuters dealing with delays this morning. we've had an accident blocking at least one lane. it's excuse me, two lanes near grant line road. also an earlier accident still out there. it's over in that center divide, but it's definitely causing a backup along 580. that's a crash near mountain house parkway. the backup stretches to quail hollow. it's a slow ride this morning, 28 minutes from 205 over towards 680. we are tracking a big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. big surprise. here's a look at the maze. we have reports of a crash. it does not appear to be blocking any lanes any longer. that backup stretches both on to the 580 approach as well as interstate 80. we are tracking slow speeds in the yellow and red for many of our bay area majors. that is a check of your t

my name is lola and i'm 15 years old -- >> the moment of silence for those 17 beautiful lives lost in parkland, florida. that service taking place there during a rally in new york. again, across the country these rallies taking place really globally, over 800. back with me now, senator amy klobuchar here in the nation's capitol. you mentioned the political force that wasn't there after sandy hook. the political force, is it there this time? >> i think it is in my own state which is a proud hunting state where we still have 13 marches going on, including in some rural areas of our state. that's because to me i look at these and think will this hurt my uncle dick in his deer stand to have better background checks and a ban on assault weapons, and i think you're seeing a sea change with people. these students from minnesota told me this morning that these 17 people you just saw honored, they can't be here today. they are speaking for them, advocating for them, and they're also going to vote for them. >> do you feel that part of one of the obstacles in trying to push for more gun laws, st

. >> and i was lola. like my mom and i had -- you know, a routine. we would read the sides together. she would hold the camera, she would read the other part. so she was dawson, in this situation, and i was -- >> jimmy: your mom was the original dawson. >> she was the original dawson. [ laughter ] yeah, we did a lot of very interesting conversations doing those auditions. >> jimmy: yeah, interesting. >> and anyways, they -- we sent the tape in, and they said, okay, great. can you come out and test? because we -- you know, you're part of, like, a small group. but they wanted me to come the day of my opening night. so i was like, wait. >> jimmy: wow. that's a life decision right there. >> yeah. so my dad, who's -- you know, very wise. he said, well, kate, what do you think is the right decision here? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i said, well, uh -- i think i could -- i kind of made a commitment. so i probably can't break that, you know, with my friends, and the school, and everything. he's like, yeah, i don't thi

was founded to perform for functions, low -- lola government money, collected banks tost the state make sure they were holding true to what they said they had in their vaults, and establish one currency. it did it in a way that the federal reserve does not do. things like the federal reserve can do such as low -- loan money , i think what has been consistent throughout the history of the central banks is the realization that when they are well run they are useful to society. with regard to banking, it is an exemplary area when we , theconcurrent activity banking system in this country is set up so the both the states and federal government have a role to play in the regulation. it is not exclusively a federal matter. the federal government could make it exclusive but they took a different route. the states have a robust presence in the financial affairs. host: stephen in connecticut. an increasing amount of that polarized in terms of the powers of the government and what the executive can do versus congress and the courts role. it sounds like from your discussion that the country was fa

. >> lola is the main character and she is island born, but she can't remember the i'd, a lot of peoplelking all the time. we grew up with grandparents who often bring an entirely different world. we're shaped by people we never met. >> this is about identity formation from places you were from. how does that process take place for an older person and for a little kid? >> i think we tell other stories. if you were lucky enough, you remember how gentle they are, how caring they are, but you also remember their stories that seem to have come from another. >> we have to ontario out the illustrations. one of my favorite likes in the line to low lae. her grand moe says just because you don't remember a place doesn't mean it's not in you. you never name the island specifically and there's a monster, osks. with monsters come heroes. you never name the island. you never name the island. why? >> i think it's important for them. my daughters were born in puerto rico. >> you didn't want to lock favorites. >> yeah. i didn't want to get in trushl. you said your teacher took you to the library and in

here we have lola. i want to make it a separate. it's a top and a skirt. you can mix and match it.hat. >> stunning, looking beautiful. all of you ladies, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back, guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> they're the hottest star matchup in music today. ♪ ♪ don't make me wait >> tomorrow, the one and only sting and shaggy, live tomorrow, only on "good morning america." presented by pepsi. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by microsoft, empowering innovation. >>> so, all you guys want to come back tomorrow for sting? >> yes, sting and shaggy. >> have a great thursday, everybody. shaggy. it's the ross spring dress event. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event. on now! ♪ you gotta go to ross. doespeninsula trail?he you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways

lola chicago beating tennessee. players celebrating with a team chaplain. sister jean who is 98.wesome. also, the dream is over for the ultimate cinderella. university of maryland, baltimore county, umbc losing to kansas state as they shocked the world friday night becoming the first 16 seed to topple number one seed. number one seed that was the number one seed in the tournament. that was virginia. virginia is out. xavier is out. cincinnati lost last night after 22 edge. who else have you got? they are just going. >> so, for those of you following it like bill, the weekend did not disappoint. >> bill: it was great. i think the game has changed. i think the talent is spread much more evenly than ever before. all these great teams with story history getting knocked out like north carolina is a different ballgame. >> sandra: that mixed in with good golf. rory and tiger at it this weekend. what a weekend it was. >> bill: you are on point, sandra. >> sandra: another six years under president vladimir putin. what it means for the tenuous state of u.s.-russia relations. we'll ask retir

another number one seed villanova handling texas tech. 11th seed lola and team chaplain sister jean hasave a. steve: i went to kansas, hello. a house divided. jillian: peter went to villanova so i thought maybe you would. ainsley: and all his money did, too. jillian: villanova is near where i grew up so i have got to government. steve: they have great program. coming up, president trump says construction on big border wall starts today. could the military help build it. we will talk to a border patrol agent coming up. brian: they told him what was needed and they will didn't do it. former president obama wants to make the world a better place. how? by making a million versions of himself. carley shimkus on that story ♪ hey, hey ♪ you, you ♪ get off of my cloud ♪ ♪ hey, hey ♪ you, you ♪ get off of my cloud ♪ if your adventure keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips you may have overactive bladder, or oab. ohhhh... enough already! we need to see a doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq® (mirabegron). it treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only