marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao.y in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: politics here can be deadly. just before christmas in 2009, the maguindanao massacre claimed the lives of 58 people. dozens of whom were journalists. it was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. marc was the first one on the scene with a camera. >> ben: there is no system of justice. there is n

. >> marc-andre fleury making the stop. the puck goes in, but it was whis nld the act. >> that's as good as blowing the whistle. so, no goal. >> later on in the second, more from bobby ryan. >> he's been the best senator in the game. gets by fleury. but off the pipe. >> third period, pittsburgh with an opportunity, this one nearly trickles in. >> short of a broken play here, maatta doesn't get much on it. forces anderson to make a good save. >> ryan to brassard, off the is inside of the post there. >> but then it's the pens and it's hainsey going in hard. gets the puck in the zone and eventually it's kunitz to malkin. >> all night long we have watched malkin struggle. great players can come up with answer at any point during the game. malkin does here. overtime. >> preserve the lead late in the third. marc-andre fleury, 31 saves. >> phil kessel wakes up as well. one off the crossbar there, great pass from kunitz and pittsburgh comes that close to ending this one. >> this game going to overtime. ottawa 5-1 in overtime during

. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were

>> come on, marc. marc, you are witness number one for susan rice.security advisor! she is in charge of informing the president -- she is in charge of making sure the president of the united states is fully aware of threats to our national security. if you have an increased, whether it is from wikileaks or from the russians, or anyone else trying to influence an american election, hacking into our political structure, i would think that it's a good reason for her to make a request. remember, she does not make the determination. she has to make a request. its people and the intelligence agency who say yes, she is justified in seeking this information. >> martha: marc, why did they give her a pass? why did they think there was a legitimate reason? >> first of all, i think it would be great if susan rice went to capitol hill and said that. bye is she afraid to testify, juan? there is no rational to get this information. the other question is, with martha raise, they were lowering the bar for sharing this stuff. we had a junior official in the pentagon,

marc: far more. ones that are leveraged more than that, j.crew, rue21, a of those are having real issues because those bonds are trading around 40 and 50. the problem or opportunity for us today is, which of these companies is going to survive, and what is their cost structure? sam: and, at what point do you want to play? in a way, we're describing a falling knife. he wait until it bounces off the ground and then catch it on the rebound, or do you try to catch it while it is still falling under the assumption that you know how far the ground is? what i would do, especially with retail, i want to see it bounce. i don't want to catch it. want to see where -- because the know, youyou don't and i, or salmon die, used to go to the stores and shop. my kids, have zero interest. knowi don't know, where is the tipping point? i don't know whether to be point is. true -- j.crew, is there a bounce for traditional retail, or do they go the way of blockbuster? issues thatthe real everyone is looking at today, and

marc, you mentioned a v.a.t., carbon tax. republicans, conservatives, will not -- will not adopt a credit invoice v.a.t. they just philosophically, ideologically are viscerally opposed to it. they associate it with, you know, large welfare states and social democracies in europe and around the world. and they think it's a money machine that leads to bigger government. because for a couple of reasons, it's a nontransparent tax that can easily be dialled up to grow government. they also believe if you have an income tax and a v.a.t. at the same time, it's easier to raise them both going forward. they similarly for fife solve cal and ideology and economic policy reasons will not consider a v.a.t., will not consider a carbon tax because of the effect they believe that will have on energy prices and manufacturing and so forth. and so, you know, you keep -- again -- i think what speaker ryan has tried to communicate to people in recent months, including people in the administration, people in the public, in the business community a

mÚsica para bebÉs de marc anthony.rimer cÍrculo de luís miguel sobre la denuncia que trento alejandro fernÁndez en contra del llamado sol por un posible fraude pero la dependencia acepta que ha realizado una pausa en la carpeta de investigaciÓn por las negociaciones que ambas partes sostuvieron la semana pasada. >> estamos esperando algunos datos. te puedo comentar que tengo conocimiento de que ambas partes se encuentran platicando para tratar de llegar a un acuerdo. la denuncia de la procuradurÍa capitalina ha pedido que les permitamos platicar para arreglar el tema. orlando: muy bien y asÍ se solucionan los problemas como buenos amigos. nos despedimos diciÉndole a los televidentes... espÉrame colombia que voy con todo a pasarla bien. saludos para las colombianas. besos. ♪ me provoca hacer de todo cuando estoy contigo ♪ ♪ si tÚ me dejas yo te voy a llevar a un lugar del que nunca podrÁs ♪ alan: miren que hermosura de animal, aquÍ estÁ con nosotros en este retro de "despierta amÉrica"... rodolfo: no se mueva de sus asi

marc, we've had our differences and i've disagreed with your opinions. i'm not going to debate that. i'm going to ask you in the present you paint a picture of the u.s. economy that looks as though it's weakening. i ask you about technology and the contributions of the companies such as an amazon, such as facebook, such as whether it be apple, all the tech heavy weights, the contribution to the economy? do you not see that as very difficult to measure but you believe it's there? >> it is there and certainly the tech sector as is reflected in property prices on the west coast reflects that. the marketplace knows that. that's the sector of the economy that is doing well. if you look at the 330 million americans, the portion of americans that are really involved in tech is very small. and then if you look at china, do you think there is no technology company in china? we have lots of technology companies in asia, in india, in china, in europe the same. so this is universally a sector that has done very well until now. will it continue to do well? as you kno

marc ashdown, bbc news, essex.from across the middle east including israeli campaigners say attitudes towards asian people with disabilities hoping to get married, need to change, the lab is designed to encourage collaboration between the nations. this machine acts as an equally powerful microscope. there are some 60 of these around the world and they are used for studying everything from pharmaceuticals to plants, to ancient remains. this is the first to be built in the middle east. what is the big deal, you might think? some of the countries involved in this project arejordan, egypt, turkey, cyprus, iran, and amazingly israel as well. one of the people who has been steering this project to fruition is chris llewellyn smith, a british physicist. how amazed are you given the sort of countries involved? given how hostile they can be to each other, they're here you are today and the thing is starting to work? the scientists involved in sesame overlook the politics, they work together as scientists producing a facilit

estÁs son las dos nuevas mujeres en la vida de marc anthony.a de medicina me habÍa producido un efecto tan fuerte. soy consciente de la gravedad de lo que hice y me responsabilizo por ello. pido disculpas a mi familia, a mis amigos y a mis fanÁticos. yo tambiÉn espero mÁs de mÍ y harÉ todo lo que estÁ ni alcance para que no me vuelva a pasar." eso fue lo que dijo. parece que mezclÓ las medicinas y en ese momento lo detuvieron. esperemos a ver en quÉ termina esto. vamos con esta bella mujer, no entiendo por quÉ no descarta la opciÓn de embarazarse. parece que no ha conseguido novio. >>no lo he descartado, e incluso lo compartÍa alguna vez. no lo descarto porque serÍa un acto muy noble. hay muchos niÑos que necesitan un hogar y un espacio en donde pueda tener la figura del papa y de la mamÁ y de que crezcan con una buena educaciÓn, valores, principios y que no les falte un techo, que no les falte comida. estarÍa encantada de poder hacerlo algÚn dÍa. orlando:lo del bebÉ, hay que conversarlo, pueden haber candidatos aquÍ, te podemos hacer una encue

explain it, we turn to marc sandalow our washington insider. good morning, marc. so let's first go over what the president is being falsely accused of. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. so last week the president had a meeting at the oval office with the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov as well as the russia ambassador to the united states in that meeting according to the "washington post," the president boasted about the great intel he gets and talking about it he discussed specifically some threats that they had uncovered of isis trying to use laptops as bombs on airplanes and mentioned specifics in ways that would highly classified information the word they used in word is code word information meaning it was ultimately, um, um, as top secret as it gets secrets that hadn't even been shared yet with u.s. allies. now, there's nothing unlawful about that. nothing unlawful about this. the russians should be able to figure out where this information is coming from which may compromise further information gathering in the future. >> what did you make of the

marc, someone, you talked about the performance.a long period of time, you invested for the long hall two times. so how do you view the cycle? in other words, how when you are investing on a long-term basis for investors, if a manager is under performing for a year, is that long enough to kwupdz up u underperform for you? >> a year is fine, five years is not fine. we think that 15, 20 years ago, when there was half a trillion in the hedge fund space, there was an opportunity to generate alpha. if they don't generate alpha, there is no point in having them. we can get mark returns from an index. that's still our philosophy. >> i know you are talking to people mining state funds, et cetera. when you look at a guy like bill ackman, he is lagging the market even in this better market year for him, what do you think happens to somebody like that? are you hearing from your equivalents across the industry, that they're also pulling money for the likes of a bill ackman? >> all i know is things like folks like bill ackman is what i really le

marc klaas of the polly klaas foundation was also here. he had a message for antolin garcia-torres who was found guilty. won't say that on tv, but you can look on my twitter feed to find out what he had to say. coming up in the next half hour, i have marlene lamar, talking about the importance of serving on a jury and has a message for any one of us who get one of the jury sumons and the impact that it has for family. >> thank you very much, kris. that jury that you're speaking of, six men and six women decided the fate of antolin garcia-torres. it was very emotional inside that courtroom. cameras were not allowed inside when that guilty verdict came down. but nbc bay area's bob redell was there and saw it firsthand. as we get also our first glimpse of the artist renderings just coming in from this morning's verdict, bob. what was it like? good morning, laura. the best way to describe the courtroom in the moments before the verdicts were read is still, quiet and tense. supporters of sierra lamar's family lined up here outside the hall of j

we watched him do this, marc, at different points during the campaign. he got disciplined, he gave policy-oriented speeches, we talked about how he put together some good days in a row. that made the difference. >> absolutely. the pylon and further agreement with karl rove, the specific day he ought to look back on in terms of what work was his address to congress. on that night, americans looked at him and said, there is a president. he was being presidential. he didn't have to do this tweeting. he doesn't have to do this crazy campaign stuff. the power of the presidency is more powerful than his campaign tactics. if he gets back to the power of the presidency and uses that, he will be successful. if he doesn't, he won't. >> martha: thank you so much. so, a story that got pushed to the back burner tonight and all of this. the white house also fiercely to dying reports of a president may have compromise national security on an oval office meeting with top rock show russian officials last week. last time, "the washington post" published a story relying al

no, marc benioff. >> he didn't know that you and marc benioff -- >> no, a joke.ause marc doesn't talk about you. i was hanging out with neil young and seinfeld -- >> he wouldn't even look at me. >> he looked through you as a matter of fact. right through you. >> all right. so unilever is the way to go. >> he likes you. >> the center of the store. food is not particularly good here in the u.s. it would appear to me based on campbell's numbers. >> but letting people he's going fresh, that fresh is the answer. now, yes i know that steaks can be packed in ice. you think i haven't bought those steaks, but i will say this, david. >> the ones that are advertised on our air, the omaha steaks. >> they're fabulous. i don't take -- but walmart is continuing to go higher here because everyone hated b mow said sell to hold. early turns in the e-commerce, i tend to agree. by the way you know walmart has got -- you know, we did a piece last night on "mad money." and the family is willing to commit anything. >> they are. as i pointed out, they're roughly 50%. i mean, they contro

that was enough for marc-andre fleury.n the puck later on. 36 on the night for marc-andre fleury. penguins take a commanding 3-1 series lead. we have seen this movie before. how did the players react tonight? >> reporter: the capitals' long season is on the line. win or stay home at this point. players telling us they know they need to get deep so penguins don't end their season early again. >> next game is most important game oth if we don't have the urgency that we need in that game then we won't earn the right to keep playing. >> win or have the same result as last year. >> i'm pretty sure we understand right now. >> we play like we have nothing to lose. play like we are free and just let it all out there. >> he said he needs his top line to start playing better on saturday. >> the puck drops at 7:15 at verizon center. we need you to rest up. it could be a long series. >>> nats hosting diamondbacks. who is better than ryan zimmerman right now? nobody. earlier today named national league player of the month. he untied th

that's not the case with attorney marc kasowitz.esident trump the way things are, whether or not the president wants to hear it or not. >> reporter: one potential issue, kasowitz also represents a russian bank as well as a company controlled by a russian billionaire with ties to the kremlin. in a previous statement, kasowitz's firm says it has never relayed information or facilitated communication between that client and the trump team. but for a white house being scrutinized over every brush with russia, the political optics are not good. unlike the white house counsel, which is primarily tasked with protecting the office of the presidency, kasowitz will be looking after the personal interests of donald trump, the individual. in a probe that could go on for a very long time. erin? >> all right, tom, thank you very much. we'll be hearing a lot more about marc kasowitz. >>> next, breaking news from portland. the suspect in two shocking murders on a plane had an outburst in court moments ago. >> leave this country if you hate our free

all circumstances and therefore the news that president trump has reportedly lawyered up by hiring marcowitz to advise him in the russia probe doesn't bother me one bit. the sixth amendment right to counsel is imperative that all all americans should feel free to use. he is smart to bring marc kasowitz in grade the white house counsel represents the office of the presidency but not donald j. trump, the man. if mr. trump becomes a potential target, things could get complicated. what is protected, what is privilege, whose interests are being represented? the government has brought an independent counsel so it's only fitting and appropriate that president trump is done the same thing. any objections? >> ari: i can tell you have someone who stood at the podium, you want to have another unit inside the white house to handle the issue. you want the briefing room to be about substance and policies. repeal and replace of obamacare, tax cuts, things of that nature. you also don't want a subpoena. if i have to go to the president and sam getting asked these questions about the investigations, wha

happening.t it's down with us marc chandler us on set.look at 60, what's your call on energy stock? think we have seen a massive recovery in energy ofcks overall coming out that massive price cut. i do think that the ones that are still hear and ready to go a lot of upside any addition to the price. praises. what we always want to think about what is the implication on broader economy on those higher energy prices. biting into consumer wall. we'll have to see how this plays out. little skeptical that we're going to see anything higher 55.ficantly that would be a big move. >> definitely for sure. and you'ree a deal seeing wti still below 50 marc, how does that feed into the inflation story? you have oil that's not going to 50?ble to sustain above >> we usually think of the u.s. sensitiveate market to the oil through inflation. we're seeing that become coupled. the yield is fairly low. that $55 a barrel for oil. we still have -- it's going to drive treasuries. they'll see that again with the pce. driving up u.s. inflation has been a shelter

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marc lasry, ceo and co-founder.airman of robin hood. barry sternlicht and a-rod, former new york yankees player but ceo of a-rod corp. we've learned he is a real estate mogul in the making. you call yourself jv but i'm giving you varsity right there. thanks. wee want to talk to everybody here. but i want to go to larry first, because tonight's a big night. you've been trying to sell tickets by saying that a-rod's going to be there. so let's try -- >> you could see a-rod, too. >> a-rod is going to be there too. tell us what tonight means for those uninitiated. >> sure. first of all i'm pleased to be the 11th chairman of robin hood which is a 29-year-old organization. barry and ten other great leaders preceded me. and tonight's an important night because we will hope to build upon the challenge grant that ken griffin from citadel gave of $15 million in order to invest in both love and leadership. robin hood funds over 200 community partners in new york city solely for the purpose of fighting poverty, elevating educati

thank you, marc sandalow. >>> time now 5:10. texas lawmakers issue threats and nearly come to blows over the state's sanctuary cities bill. >> and state investigators arrive at the waterpark where a boy was tossed off a slide on opening day. >> so imagine a world in which you had your own weather station in your backyard and you could report on it. it could happen. we'll take a look at our weather watchers. >> we have been tracking a quiet start to your tuesday morning commute. but a new accident to change things. that's coming up. rinaldi >>> good morning, your time check now is 5:13. it is tuesday, wow! spin around and take a look at this. it's our live weather camera from mount vaca indicating we have some clear skies there. that's one of the only places the fog is not intruding at this particular time. we are going to show you just how expansive that deck of low clouds and fog is. also, how it will affect your tuesday. and the >>> a scuffle at the state capital could mean a special session. it started with massive protests i

(justine) marc klaas followed the case closely. he helped organize searches for sierra... and atteneded parts of the trial. and tells me he felt relief when the verdict guilty was read. sot i think he is guilty. i think he acted alone. i think the idea that she is alive and out there is absolutely preposterous marc klaas has dedicated his life after his daughter polly's death to advocate for ways to help prevent similar kidnap and murder crimes.he has been in the shoes of the lamar family in 1993 he felt panic of a missing child.the agony of police search.and an exhausting trial filled with gruesome details.. of a child'sdeath.sot the family wants to bring their daughter home that is what they want more than anything right now polly's body was found.sierra is still missing.with a guilty verdict klaas hopes antolin garcia-torres reveals the location of her body.and that the district attorney pushes hard for that information.sot they are in a position to bargain for her remains because the death penalty is very much on the tablehe's happy the the lamar's got the verdict they

while child victim's advocate marc klaas feels these are excuses the jury should dismiss in order tobring justice to lamar's family.sot: marc klaas, klaas kids foundation//"logically you would have to go out and find every other child exposed and lock them up to prevent them from committing the exact same crime. this is really about his responsibility he failed to act on a moral compass and for that he deserves the ultimate penalty."briggs says the defense is likely to bring medical experts as witnesses in days to their case. ( robin ) in the south bay... police say a san jose state university football player is in the hospital after being stabbed. the incident happened early sunday morning near the corner of post and south first streets that's just three -blocks away from the university's campus. university officials identified the victim as chad miller. police have not made any arrests in this incident. san jose state university has made a statement regarding chad miller. it reads- quote: - " he is hospitalized and is expected to recover. our thoughts and prayers are with chad and

<marc klaas/klaas kids foundation: "you would have to go out and find every other child exposed and lock them up to prevent them from committing the exact same crime. this is really about his responsibility he failed to act on a moral compass and for that he deserves the ultimate penalty.">( mark ) the jury has to decide whether garcia-torres gets life in prison or the death penalty. attorneys say the defense is likely to bring medical experts as witnesses in the coming days to strengthen their case. ( darya ) a man is behind bars this morning after an hours long standoff in the east bay. police say he fired shots at people living inside an antioch home. police went to a home on saint francis drive around noon yesterday. three people living in that home say they were shot at. no one was hit. the suspected gunman was found in a nearby home. a swat team was able to convince the man to surrender just before 10:00 last night. (darya) a san jose state university football player is in the hospital after being stabbed.... and the attacker is still on the loose this morning. police say chad mill

marc siegel, fox news correspondent, nyu langone medical center. the debate whether to keep your parents, grandparent in hair hone -- their own home or send in help. this would argue to cope them at home. >> i agree with you, david. this study is found that 27% are carrying real killer superbugs. david: says up to 59%. could be that high. >> could be that high. to be fair you could be colonized but not actually be sick. to be fair, nursing home residents are run down. according to center for medicare & medicaid services 3 million infections, leading to 400,000 deaths in nursing homes. they may be wheel around in dining room, get someone else sick. this hygiene is a real concern. cdc is over this. nursing homes are not signing up to cdc to be monitored. david: they're like big petri dishes. on one hand we have nursing homes. on the other end age perspective, we have young folks. a 16-year-old in south carolina died from caffeine poisoning. you have all of these caffeine drinks now adays besides coffee. you have red bulls. you have the 5-hour energy

he is now expected to retain a man by the name of marc kasowitz, his long-time manhattan attorney, as a private counsel that would help be involved in his needs as it relates to all things russia, the investigation now being overseen by that special prosecutor and the congressional investigations as well. as it relates to lieberman, worth noting that lieberman for the past four years as worked at marc kasowitz' law firm in new york city. stephanie. >> the other big news over the last 24 hours was testimony from former cia director john brennan about russia. what can you tell us about that, peter? >> reporter: so the bottom line, this is what john brennan, who was then cia director, basically the reason why he raised red flags during the course of the campaign season, as he was trying to zero in on those russian propagandaists, those hackers that he believed were brazenly trying to interfere in the election. he said that he saw what he describes as contacts and interactions between russian operatives and trump campaign aides. he couldn't specify, at least not in a public setting, who t

part of that letter you see on the screen reads, with your selection of marc kasowitz to represent you in the various investigations that have begun i do believe it would be best to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest given my role as senior counsel in the law firm of which marc is the senior partner. that firm cas sew wcas sew wit'm has worked four years. the white house i'm told by sources familiar with the decision making process has been broaning outts search to come up with other names. this is striking because there was a sense before the president left on this foreign trip he may be able to make that announcement, he said in the oval office he was very close to a decision, said it could happen before the end of the week, well now we wait for his return and we continue to wait to find out who that next fbi director might be. >> peter alexander for us on the hill, thank you. >>> let's go back to gianforte here. steve kornacki. the assault charge, does it change the race in any measurable way? i mean i guess it's still pretty early to tell. >> it is fascinating. you see

>> well, you know, marc is building a cloud, you know, largely powered by dell technologies.e but rather a way of doing i.t. so you're seeing this multi-cloud world emerge where there's certainly a public cloud, there's soft wares and service, there's managed service, there's hybrid cloud, on premise. there's no question we are the leader in infrastructure solutions. so, you know, we're selling more servers and more storage and more software to find data center, more virtualization, you know, than anyone on the planet. this cloud is an operating model is being deployed broadly. the market is doing it, the public clouds are doing it, and now you're seeing the software defined data center come into large companies an even small companies. we have a product that's $25,000, that starts at zero money down, that we charge monthly down. it is a cloud in a box. so, again, we think of clouds not as a place but as a way of doing i.t. >> right. >> one that mark very much pioneered. >> michael, all the same, i do recall you told our john fortt not long ago you think the public cloud in s

ceo marc benioff will join jim from san francisco tonight on "mad money." jim cramer, of course. melissa, check out shares of tesla up more than 3% today. so far the stock is up this year, get this, more than 50%. first, though, to dom chu with breaking news. >>> what we are watching now is a move in the financial stocks, big bank-related ones on the heels of bloomberg headlines saying that president trump is weighing possibly a revival of the 1933 act, xheshgs banking operations. he told reporters in the white house oval office at bloomberg, quote, i'm looking at that right now, referring to a possible breakup of the big banks. there are some people that want to go back to the old system. so we're going to look at that. those are the headlines. we did notice that in the spider financial etf, the xlf, the ticker, that was probably dropped around 20, 25 cents on the heels of those comments. we are seeing at least a pushback towards some of the levels. we've gotten back some of the losses. still, though, it's something to watch for as we see what will happen on those trump comments

oscarcito, tambiÉn prometiÓ entregarle un violÍn firmado por marc anthony y alejandro sanz. a su sueÑo. >> me sentÍ muy solo y muy enojado porque trae tan duro y no me estÁn aceptando. reportero: josÉ fue el mejor estudiante de la florida en el 2016. se graduÓ con un promedio de 4.5, esto equivale a una calificaciÓn "a". >> aplicaciÓn tras aplicación, pero algunas universidades me respondÍan que había habido una complicaciÓn de vÍa aplicaciÓn . que no habÍa puesto mi nÚmero de seguro social. de tantas que aplique, sÓlo una me aceptÓ, el alan community college. reportero: quÉ debe tener un estudiante para ser admitido? >> haber tomado la prueba act. se le requiere un ensayo, de una o dos pÁginas. una recomendaciÓn. reportero: estos son exÁmenes para evaluar la preparaciÓn de los estudiantes. otras universidades, rechazan a quiÉn estuvieran promedio menores a 3.5. si usted ha rechazado, no crea que es el fin del mundo. a pesar de su estatus migratorio, acaba de -- josÉ acaba de terminar su bachillerato. siempre hay mÁs posibilidades. presentador: el barcelona acaba de ganarse

tirame la mÚsica de marc anthony.ere colar. allÍ esta el buki, es una rampa donde Él sube, lo puso marc anthony con casi 400.000 vistas en su pÁgina de instagram. hablando de glorias mexicanas fÍjense que pidamos a sebastiÁn rowley junto a pancho villa, emiliano zapata, esto fue en el museo de cera. Él mismo publicÓ estas imÁgenes en su cuenta de instagram. oigan, parece que christian ayer andaba sediento. vean nada mÁs esta imagen de tres aguas de sabor que estuvo disfrutando el gallito feliz homenaje han los colores, sabores de la bandera mexicana, estas aguas son refrescantes, tiene mucho sabor. nuestro #el dÍa de hoy es #hoymevoyaarriesgar. vamos a regresar a horas a la gran manzana con nuestra gente nueva york. alan: gracias, willy. aquÍ estamos con la gente. esta elliot. elliot: buenos dÍas. karla: algo para la buena suerte, a ver si nos funciona todos. [gritos] [aplausos] alan: es sÓlo una probada de lo que tenemos mÁs adelante. [habla en inglÉs] karla: no, gracias. volvemos con esto y mÁs en la gran manzana. a

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it is for a lot of reasons, including marc benioff.hey really do -- they were the first with a fundamentally new approach to running enterprise software in the cloud, and they are still getting the benefits. emily: we are getting headlines from the earnings call. marc benioff, the ceo, saying they expect to grow nearly 30,000 employees this fiscal year. what do you think of that? huge. they build things -- cory: that they do not own. they build the tallest building west of chicago in the u.s. it is known as the edifice complex, holding a big building with her name on it, and the stock tends to fall. not the case for salesforce. they do not own the building but they put their name on it. it is quite a sight to see in the city. let me show you how the market reacts to salesforce. the function might look complicated, but what it shows you is how much the company surprises by -- beating sales by 1.57%. and it shows the stock market reaction. price change of the stock tends 11%. 3%, 3%, 5%, 4%, 4%, the market tends to react. when they beat

co—founder marc zuckerberg said the new team willjoin four —— 4,500 others who already checking the socialrk for reports of inappropriate material. and finally, also in the ft, the paper looks at technology giant apple and its refusal to reveal sales figures for the apple watch. some commentators believe the accessory is a clunky dud while ceo tim cook has hinted apple's wearable division is worth between $5—6 billion. what you writing? i love chris. i love working with chris. wishful thinking. with us is maike currie who's investment director at fidelity personal investing 0bviously obviously the french newspapers make fascinating reading if you can read french. luckily savvy can do a bit. they are focusing on the presidential debate last night which was fiery and very personal. presidential debate last night which was fiery and very personalm presidential debate last night which was fiery and very personal. it was very personal. a clash of politics and personalities. the two candidates can't be more different and while the key issues for these two are around europe and immigration, there

his fellow spaniards marc marquez and jorge lorenzo completed the podium while valentino rossi saw hisadly all we have time for. we should be back in around an hour. but from me, tulsen tollett, and all the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there, good morning. there's going to be some more sunshine around for the next few days. we may well have seen the peak of the temperature, though, over the weekend. it was pretty much wall—to—wall sunshine in northern ireland. and here we had the warmest day of the year so far. same temperatures in glasgow and we had the warm air all the way from wales towards the south coast. but these areas that had the warmth by day are getting the chill right now with the clearer skies, actually. and in rural parts, we may find temperatures not far away from freezing. in the towns and cities, this is what the temperatures look like. and further east, across england and scotland, there will be more cloud coming in off the north sea. essentially, an east—west split to the weather on monday. another lovely sunny day for northern ireland. best of the su

here's our education correspondent marc ashdown.e worried the importance placed on how children perform and isolated tests leads to a multitude of problems. results are used to judge schools in performance tables annually, which is set to create a high—stakes environment damaging to stu d e nts high—stakes environment damaging to students and teachers. these year 6 stu d e nts students and teachers. these year 6 students are gearing up their test. it isa students are gearing up their test. it is a good school in a challenging area of london. the reality is children at the age of ten or ii are going to do and how are's test, which will evaluate their reading forfour which will evaluate their reading for four years. which will evaluate their reading forfour years. it is high—stakes. —— hour's. it is high stakes for our school, too, because it is how it is rated. a rolling three-year average has been proposed. well, also this morning, the organisation representing nhs groups has called on political parties to commit to linking health s

. >> marc jacobs desteeigned a t-shirt. chocolate. jewelry pieces, a necklace i am wearing.id some really cute shoes have the orange rose. >> all the items on everymothercounts.org, created by designers giving proceeds to emc. >> classic gifts, give more than a lovely gift. they will go to support a lot of moms in the world. >> as for her own mother's day, she won't be spending it at home relaxing with breakfast in bed this year. actually going to washington, d.c. for the mothers march to try to continue to spread the message of every mother counts. she tells us that with health care, as vulnerable as the it has been in the past week or two, really important that moms voices are heard. diane, diane, kenneth, back to you. >> a great cause. coming up the birthday gift that changed the life of a young boy. we will be right back. ♪ you don't even want to know protection detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ ♪ nice to s

marc train penn line suspended service. we do not know the circumstances for the individual struck and killed by the amtrak train. following the updates. we will bring it to you when it's available to us. larry: thank you for the update. we'll talk to you in a bit. no surprise d.c. has child care shortage. 7600 slots for the 22,000 children in the district under age 3. today as mike carter-conneen reports, mayor muriel bowser touting new efforts to expand child care options. story time at the child care center to promote upcoming free clinic to open or expand programs. >> it's difficult. thaw are responsible for the paperwork and you fight with them. d.c. added all of them at the end. mike: with so much demand opening quickly filled up. toddlers are still enrolled in the program there is already a wait list for infants. >> there is not a ton of options. >> she has spent six months looking for her program for her son isaac. >> got on the wait list and still trying to navigate it. >> with a goal of creating 1,300 new slots fo

while child victim's advocate marc klaas feels these are excuses the jury should dismiss in order to bring justice to lamar's family.sot: marc klaas, klaas kids foundation//"logically you would have to go out and find every other child exposed and lock them up to from committing the exact same crime. this is really about his responsibility he failed to act on a moral compass and for that he ultimate penalty." briggs says the defense is likely to bring medical experts as witnesses in the coming days to strengthen their case. briggs says the defense is likely to bring medical experts as witnesses in the coming days to strengthen their case.testimony may continue on through thursday then the jury must come to a decision whether garcia torres should live or die.live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news (pam) a live look outside tonight... it was a very warm weekend and monday.. but the cooling fog is rolling in.. (steve) our chief meteorogist brittney shipp has the forecast details .as expected temperatures .as expected temperatures are running cooler for all locations away from t

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kron4's justine waldman talked to marc klaas. sot i think he is guilty. i think he acted alone. i think the idea that she is alive and out there is absolutely preposterous marc klaas has dedicated his life after his daughter polly's death to advocate for ways to help prevent similar kidnap and murder crimes.he has been in the shoes of the lamar family in 1993 he felt panic of a missing child.the agony of police search.and an exhausting trial filled with gruesome details.. of a child'sdeath.sot the family wants to bring their daughter home that is what they want more than anything right now polly's body was found.sierra is still missing.with a guilty verdict klaas hopes antolin garcia-torres reveals the location of her body.and that the district attorney pushes hard for that information.sot they are in a position to bargain for her remains because the death penalty is very much on the tablehe's happy the the lamar's got the verdict they wanted, after two days of deliberations..2 shot sot they got the resolution that they needed to get today the verdict does bring closure.. but it

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let's talk with marc about the mother's day forecast. >> partly cloudy skies heading into sunday. a big change in temperatures from today. upper 50s-60s today. 70s out towards napa. some changes up to the north. shower activity as well. especially in portions of the north bay. we could have an isolated shower pop up. right now, relatively clear skies over the bay area. current numbers right now, 60 towards livermore, san francisco 57 . it is that time of year where the winds pick up every afternoon. that was the case today. oakland checking in at 20 miles per hour. a gust up to 41 miles per hour towards san francisco. here is a live look out towards the bay. mostly clear skies for the most part. there is cloud instability up towards the north. tomorrow, mother's day, clear skies after a patchy morning. temperatures in the upper 50s- 60s. warmest locations, around 70. cooling down to mid-40s for santa rosa and napa. we are locked in this cool-to mild weather pattern. tomorrow, fair skies and increasing clouds in the afternoon. a northerly breeze in the afternoon. tomorrow morning,

>> i liked marc rubio.i saw marc rubio -- one thing about living in new england is you get to see the candidates at the town hall meetings and rubio was impressive at his. he had a straightforward, conservative but comprehensible questions. he had hostile questions he dealt with with tact. and he was very patient. someone had an angry veterans affa affairs question and he handled it well. then the next day, at the same place, saint ann's college he got the needle stuck on the record. i am watching that and my heart is just sinking because anybody who does that kind of stuff like giving campaign speeches, in my case promoting this book travelling around the country. did i say that in the last second? take it easy. he could come back. he see >> any of that feeling like oh? do you have any of that feeling tonight? >> tonight? nope. >> we are keeping it real. i have two related questions. one is the question shouldn't be how the well did we get here but how the well do we get out of this? >> that is where the b

the confetti fell and marc barger has all the details and reaction. >> the winner of "the voice" is -he last person chosen in "the voice's" blind audition is chris blue. >> was also the last singer at theen. chris blue winning the season 12 title. >> i can't believe this is in my and right now. i can't believe that i'm actually holding this. >> blue edged up runner out country singer in one. closest votes in the show's history. >> chris has week after week proven performance-wise that he wants this better. >> duski could take consolation in landing the top two spots on the itune charts from her monday performances and 15-year-old ayala moulden savored her third place performance. >> so grateful i got to be here and i can't wait to see what's next. >> reporter: new avenues await the fourth place finisher jesse larson. >> i feel like i did way more than i ever intended that i would on the show. meanwhile it was coach alicia keys protege squarely in the spotlight. >> he's literally like gone from a caterpillar to a butterfly and it's been unreal to witness. >> and now that butterfly's ca

bemeanwhile the busy sunday meeting with advisers about the path going forward public be and we spotted marc kasowitzs attorney retained, and he was seen leaving the white house with ivanka trump. >> rye are an nobles, thanks. >>> the president trump tweeted nothing controversial during his trip overseas, and didn't hold a single news conference. but he did somehow found his way back on o. -to-to wi twitter on marketing the xwlemedia. it's my opinion on that many of the leaks are fabricated lies made up by the #fake news media. >> so joining us here this morning in new york, eugene scott. good to see you. front page, merkel doubts u.s. is a solid ally. these comments from merkel, who is very are careful with words, is she saying they are alone militarily, economically and, environmentally or all the above? how significant is what merkel said yesterday? >> i do think it's significant. i also think that it's a continuation of what we've seen between her and her relationship with president donald trump. we knee thow that she was very with barack obama. but when we look back at her first meeting

martial law would be no different than what the philippines experienced under dictator ferdinanand marc. this comes as a new transcript obtained by the intercept reveals that president trump praised duterte for his bloody war on drugs during their phone call in april, saying he's doing a "unbelievable job on the drug problem." more than 7000 people have been extrajudicially killed by police or vigilantes since duterte launched his so-called war on drugs last june. human rights groups have accused duterte of using the campaign as cover to kill activists and community leaders. during the call, trump also boasted to duterte that the us -- the u.s. has two nuclear submarines off the coast of north korea, though h trump addd "notot that wewe want to use tht all." in news on iraq, the u.s.-backed iraqi military is opening an investigation ininto a allegatis of human rights violations committed by its troops fighting isis in mosul. an iraqi photographer who embedded with an elite unit of the iraqi military has accused the forces of torturing and raping isis suspects in an article published by