after a few margaritas. >> well, that makes it better.s great. >> reporter: you still have traditionalists who say the best margarita is one on the rocks. what do you say to them? >> i agree with them. i'm one of those. >> reporter: wait a minute, the guy came up with the margarita machine and he drinks them on the rocks? >> right. my tastes have evolved. >> reporter: and so has his life. you know, people always talk about the american dream. have you lived it? >> i have. i'm living it right now. >> reporter: perhaps those agave plants don't look so out of place afterall. i'm ryan owens for "nightline" in carmel, california. >> mariano martinez, we salute you. and you can get the margarita man's special recipe on our abcnews.com/nightline. that's our report for tonight. thank you for watching abc news. we hope you check in for "good morning america".

. >>> para margarita y su esposo fue un sueño llegar a méxico >>> quería volverlas a tener junto a míieportado, las niñas quedon en custodia americana, recuperarlas era imposible sin visa no fueron hasta la corte hasta que la abogada en filo l philadelphia se le ocurrió algo. la koertsdz dcorte del condado iría a la corte mexicana. >>> pero la cancillería nos comentó que estaba reservado para la b para para para para labores diplomáticas >>> no contábamos con dinero >>> la abogada logró lo impensable que compañía reciero alar distancia >>> y escucharon cuando el juez dio la orden que las niñas llegaran. >>> dejaron atrás 30 meses >>> por qué no hacerlo, sea cy ve civil >>> es una esperanza para los mexicanos en condiciones similares en los estados unidos. >>> el internet funcionó, de reconocido y sienta un precedente histórico para defender y reivindicar los derechos de la gente desde aquí para los que dejaron ayer. >>> ahora con la experiencia ganada, van por los dos restantes. >>> veremos que se puedan recuperar, esperamos un dios >>> aunque la prioridad hoy es recuperar el tiempo p

and even more pleasingly, we have a margarita. >> we have margaritas. now, the cookbook is not mexican, but it is a memoir of my life told through food, and obviously starting with my mexican american heritage and going on to more european dishes and american dishes. >> are these your little signature things? >> these are my signature things. my guacamole is to die for. everybody loves it. >> it's like a little british fantasy of mine. >> okay, good, great. it's like the romans to, but i'm mexican and you're british. >> now we're talking! >> and take a drink of your margarita, which is my mom's recipe. >> you have some as well. >> i know, cheers. >> this could go horribly wrong, this show. >> now the interview starts. >> you see i love margaritas and i love this mexican flavor that we have here. this is all quite simple food, isn't it? >> well, i'm not a chef, but i love to cook. i'm a pinch of this and a dash of that and if it burns, who cares. the cookbook is structured that way. if you want lemon, then put it in there and if you don't, don't. if you

en un momento, todo se pierde. >> margarita y alfonso fueron deportados de estados unidos en 2009 luegoor presunto maltrato. >> nos regresaron a mÉxico nuestra ropa. nos quitaron todo. nos dehicieron la vida. >> ha sido muy difÍcil empezar de nuevo. estar separado de tus hijos, es difÍcil. solamente el tener un contacto telefÓnico pues no te llena. no te hace feliz. ha sido muy difÍcil, gracias a todos, a la familia hemos salido adelante. >> una de las maneras de salir adelante era recuperar su custodia y traerlas de regresÓ a mÉxico. la imposibilidad de hacerlo de manera personal optaron por iniciar un inÉdito proceso judicial a distancia via internet. >> se optÓ por intentar convencer a la juez que ya habÍa llegado el momento en que la tecnologÍa y el interna disponible podÍa dar pauta a utilizar un programa accesible y gratuito. >> fue asÍ que en ocho audiencias cerca de 50 horas de declaraciones en lÍnea a travÉs de skype. recuperaron la patria potestad y la de. fe. puede servir de precedente para las otras 14 familias de mexicanos que afirman que estÁn atravesando por circunstancia

and even more pleasingly, we have margaritas. >> the cookbook is not mexican.life told through food, obviously starting with my mexican american heritage and going on to more european dishes and american dishes. >> are these your little signature things? >> these are my signature things. my guacamole is to die for. everybody loves it. >> it's like a little british fantasy of mine. >> okay, good, great. it's like the romans to, but i'm mexican and you're british. >> now we're talking! >> and take a drink of your margarita, which is my mom's recipe. >> you have some as i know. >> this could all go horribly wrong, this show. >> now the interview starts. >> i love margaritas. i love this whole mexican flavor we have here. >> do you? >> this is all quite simple food, isn't it? >> it's all very simple. i'm not a chef, but i'm a cook. i love to -- i'm a pinch of this and a dash of that. if it burns, who cares? so the cookbook is kind of structured that way. if you want lemon, then put lemon, if you don't, don't. if you want salt in your margarita, put it. if you don't

got a table and some margaritas and burritos. was a good time. >> while eating, max notices two men argue with the restaurant's manager and several waiters. >> they were raising their voices every once in a while so i could tell that tensions were raised. i could tell everything was about to escalate. i took out my phone and started recording. >> according to blockheads' co-owner, the argument starts because the two men are harassing a waitress when the waitress becomes upset, the manager steps in to defuse the situation. >> he found the two guests to be belligerent and using language that he felt was not appropriate for the restaurant. he asked them to leave. >> though the men followed the manager outside it becomes apparent they aren't too happy about being asked to leave. >> i don't know why it got to that point and somebody said something to somebody, but when that happens, these things escalate very quickly. >> the argument hits its boiling point when one of the customers lashes out and hits one of the waiters in the face. >

from the margarita machines. >>> 58 minutes after the hour.ings that will be on your radar today. the june jobs report comes out at 8:30 eastern time. we'll find out how many jobs were created in the economy last month. >>> the final space shuttle launch is scheduled for 11:26 eastern time this morning. you'll be able to see it live here on cnn and on line at live.cnn.com. >>> as stock futures are flat in premarket trading, the dow and nasdaq up a few points, the s&p 500 down a few points. watch them closely. the dow and s&p are within a hair of their highest levels since 2008. and the nasdaq is close to its highest numbers in nearly 11 years. right now we'll see what's happening with money overseas. good morning, kristie. >> reporter: good morning, tokyo stocks closed at a four-month high riding hopes for a u.s. economic recovery. it's been positive in stock markets in asia with decent gains across the board. european markets appear to be mixed. it appears it may be brushing off the central bank's .25% interest rate hike. back to you. >> tell

. >> yeah, i mean, i kind of had a few margarita m ming sessions. >> jimmy: i see. >> i mean -- we werea was good. sometimes we could go to bars but with harrison ford and sam rockwell, you have to kind of -- you can only go out for so long. so i would bring people back to the house and we would have -- i got some -- we had one night where i mixed margaritas. >> jimmy: does harrison ford -- he does participate in the party? >> he's really dull. he's a real shrinking violet. sits in the corner on his own. >> jimmy: well, we have a clip here from the movie and would you care to set it up a little bit? >> ah, yes, if i can remember. oh, yes. it's -- i'm -- i wake up in the middle of the desert, i have no memory of where i am and my past starts catching up with me. and this is a scene where my past comes and bites me in the ass. >> jimmy: "cowboys and aliens" opens friday. >> follow me over to the office. we can have us a little chat. >> i think you got the wrong man. >> i'm going to need you to come with us all the same. >> i would don't that if i was you. >> no! >> i don't want any troubl

música y baile, peleas de gallos, una piscina donde se divierten chicos y grandes y está en la isla margaritacondena por narcotráfico, su nombre es teófilo rodríguez, pero todos lo conocen como el conejo con este símbolo marca su fwritorio, aunque lo llevan en la piel algunos de los reclusos en señal de lealtad. >> en otras cárceles. >> el sistema carcelario venezolano enfrenta problemas de recursos cono fics. >> la prisionera igual. >> lo tuyo todo el mundo se lo quitaba, hacían peleas, te mataban. >> hay más de cien mil mujeres que se encuentran en un a un nexo y todos cono viven en las legales y también ilegales. >> construyó lugares para que visiten novias, esposas o amantes es común observar el consumo de drogas, como la marihuana y el crack. >> dicen que aquí tienen que respetar los límites establecidos por el conejo que pareciera no existir en esta cárcel. >> dicen que en la cárcel de san antonio lo que está prohibido es salir, aunque seguramente muchos prefieren este encierro en una prisión donde tienen todas las libertades. >> rogelio mora-tagle, telemundo. >> yo creo que esos reclus

so, we've got margaritas. frozen berry margaritas. really easy. just chop everything in a blender. wanna drink it like i drink it and drink it straight up? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: straight up. let's do it. if we're going for it, i might as well end the show just wasted. [ laughter ] >> that's how we do it in mexico, baby. >> jimmy: what kind of tequila is it? whoa! all that? >> yeah. you have to drink it by the time we get to the burgers. can you handle it? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] >> this will help. yeah. bite into that. take a little drink. >> jimmy: do i have to -- like this is more than a shot. >> it's not a shot. i didn't explain. you don't take it as a shot. it is like a cognac. it's a fine tequila. it has been aged 100%. >> jimmy: tequila. you keep spicing it up. >> it's 100%. you're supposed to sip it very slowly. >> jimmy: what is this? >> an orange. >> jimmy: i know it is an orange. [ laughter ] why do i have this? >> it will bring out the flora and citrusy notes from the tequila. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. good. holy moly. wow! >> yeah. you didn't look

. >> reporter: margarita barry is among a youthful and talented wave that is shaking up the downtown here, reclaiming a city many had given up for dead. >> a lot of stuff going on over here. >> reporter: while the city's population has shrunk over the last decade, during that same period detroit has experienced a 59% increase in college-educated residents under 35. kristin talbot works for quicken loan, the lending giant, which moved its headquarters downtown from the suburbs. >> there was so much going on down here, it gave me more of a reason to come down to the city and explore more things. >> reporter: we talked with matt, a c.e.o. of an affiliate company of quicken, on the firm's office basketball court. >> this is not a polyanna-ish kind of perspective. we know there are things we need to fix, and we're working to do those. >> reporter: dan is cofounder of detroit labs, a high-tech startup. >> the city is like a hidden gem. you don't really know until you get down here that there are so many positive things going on. >> reporter: along with wayne state university and the detroi

the margaritas are cold, the fajitas are hot. >> the best mexican restaurant in the bay area. >> reporter: and quite possibly the deepest discounts. the greater concord chamber of commerce just joined forces with an online site. >> we are about keeping money local. >> reporter: local retailers off a deal of the week, a deep discount voucher up to 90% o the payoff concord customers spend their cash here instead of the thousands of other restaurants the bay area has to offer. ernie guerrero, owner of the first restaurant featured, said the website couldn't come at a better time. >> prices have gone up. the cost of business has gone up. and so we're making a little less, working a lot harder. >> reporter: and getting more creative to get customers in the door. >> i come in once or twice a month, maybe three times a month. >> reporter: she says a deal like today's would bring her in even more often. back at the chamber of commerce marbles lynn is track the number of deals sold for la tapa tia. less than a dozen by lunchtime but this is day one and fowler believes the best is yet to come. >> w

for instance was forced to write his masterpiece the master margarita in secret.so other venues are located. in the capital connected with joseph stallin stallin had several residences outside moscow as they called russia his favorite one was the residents known as the house was built in the one nine hundred thirty s. but it had undergone reconstruction changes many times according to stalin's taste he likes the place not a mostly lived there during the second world war period and beyond stalin famously died at the residence in march nineteenth fifty three sans bunker in this model is a branch of the central museum of forces it's an exciting place to visit as it's an authentic military construction from the one nine hundred thirty s. used by stalin jor in world war two from nine hundred forty one to nine hundred forty five it was turned into a museum in one thousand nine hundred six after a major reconstruction origine the bunker was a top secret location and to hide it a large stadium and sports complex with thousands of businesses was built above it the undergro

are the main ingredient for several of his specialty drinks on the menu, including a pink lemon margarita. but he's not alone in adding a little zest to his menu. over at rick's dessert diner in sacramento, you know right away this place is special. from the funky exterior to the gigantic cakes that greet is a hit. >> well, we come about once a week, and it's just the freshest desserts. everything is so good here. we moved to sacramento about 2 years ago, and we saw the bright pink building, and we're like, "ok, we have to check that out." and since then, i've been completely hooked. like, have to come and get my fix. [laughs] >> we do desserts the original way, out of scratch, homemade style, and we ha the best ingredients, in our case. we don't compromise the price for te quality of desserts. and we have been number one for 22 years in a row. and the reason for that is the hard work and using the best ingredients. and freshness is most important to me. >> they do make desserts look like a piece of cake to prepare here. and with almost 300 delicious items on the menu, it's hard to choose

. >> we got a mar margarita hole and taco hole. lot of fun stuff to make the day enjoyable. >> more than 300 people are taking part in today's tournament. >>> that sounds like a nice event. sal is watching the roads one last time for the morning news for us. >>> it's looking good. right now traffic is not bad in san jose. if you're driving through downtown, it's sunny there as well. as you get up to highway 17 sunny. and the morning commute looks good on interstate 880 in both directions. and if you're driving on 80 would be that is a nice looking drive as you drive out to hayward still okay. 6:57 and to steve. >>> sunshine for some but a bigger fog bank means coolerren land temperatures. so the temperature 60s, 70s coast and bay and low to mid- 80s inland. a couple low 90s. but the trend is bring the temperatures down. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, a safety campaign designed to protect babies in cars may actually be causing treadges. >>> they were -- tragedies. >>> they were worth $2 million a bottle. what one bottle accident th

the margaritas are cold, the fajitas are hot.he owner of la tapatia restaurant is anticipating a summer of sizzling savings. >> concord has the best mexican restaurant in the bay area. >> reporter: and quite possibly the deepest discounts. the greater concord chamber of commerce just joined forces with tryitlocal.com. >> we are about keeping money local. >> reporter: local retailers off a deal of the week, a deep discount voucher up to 90% o the payoff concord customers spend their cash here instead of the thousands of other restaurants the bay area has to offer. >> our businesses will gain new customers, so it's a win-win for everybody. >> reporter: but it's not clear how big of a win a small website can be in the days of groupon. there is stiff competition from other sites. >> this is new. we are waiting to see how it works. >> reporter: ernie guerrero other than of the first restaurant featured, said the website couldn't come at a better time. >> prices have gone up. the cost of business has gone up. and so we're making a litt

one word of caution, it gets hot and i know a lot of people want to have a margarita or an iced coffeelurpee is full of sugar and coffee is full of caffeine and can dehydrate you. water is the only safe bet on a day like today on the east coast. >> two drinks i would consider having. anyway, eric fisher, thauch so much. get inside the air-conditioning of your truck. see you next hour. >>> there are ways to stay cool on the scheep. you do not need to start sleeping at work. here with easy and inexpensive ways to beat the heat. sam, good morning. >> if you can't afford to run your ac all day and night, what should you do? >> so you run your ac during the night, and you want to air out your house the next morning. big mistake. if you keep your windows closed, your home, whether it's an apartment house, whatever, acts like a big thermos it locks in the cold air. air it it out at night if you have to. >> that's what i do. it seems to work. how about curtains, bringing down shades. does that help? >> definitely. it depends on the kind of curtain. it's tempting to get the big blackout curtain

i go to mexico, that first night down there i had one margarita at dinner, started having major headaches'm going back to the room. they stayed out that night, come back a few hours later, i'm in a coma. the pressure builds up in my brain and is crushing my brain from the inside out. took them a day or so to get me home. new surgery in sacramento. he reoperates and puts the shunt in. the original hole was in the back of my head. they said that wasn't a good place. dr. cobb was my new surgeon. i was in such bad shape they didn't want to traumatize me worse. put it in that hole. hours later i'm comatose. they give me a third surgery, last rights. i have no memory of virtually the whole first year. >> let me ask you about this. you went through all of this, and in this process -- what you told me so far is all you heard from the league was when you were capable of playing, keep playing. but the rest of the time, were you getting any medical help on this? was there any sense that they were behind you in this or what? >> no. nothing. i mean, i never received anything from them, any help on any

as good as thatized margarita sounds, bad idea. wear lightweight, light-colored clothing. the best idea especially, if you can, stay inside from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. that even includes the weekend when you're not working. that's a bad time to be out. and don't be exercising in this extreme heat. we're going to keep continuing this story, which is the heat, but we have a lot going on in washington as well, including the key question this morning. deal or no deal? one minute it looks like it's done, the next they're not even close. >> the breaking news report that you all probably received is incorrect. there is no deal. we are not close to a deal. >> there is no deal. no deal publicly, no deal privately. >> no deal. 11 days until the august 2nd deadline to raise the debt ceiling. right now no one can predict all all this will end. the senate is about to vote on cut, cap and balance this morning, but the republican plan will most likely fail. and in just about an hour, president obama will talk about the debt at a town hall meeting at the university of maryland. let's sta

en san juan, puerto rico, margarita ponte, univisiÓn. >> una de las 4 bombas de los atentados estallÓinas. >> para muchos bolivianos el libro es una manera de replantear a una bolivia que es multiÉttica. >> mejorÍa en la educaciÓn pÚblica. en esta ocasiÓn mÁs de dos mil manifestantes decidieron protestar como lo ven allÍ besÁndose en plena calle asÍ como lo escuchan. los estudiantes han ocupado escuelas secundarias y las autoridades han utilizado chorros de agua. sin duda es una manera pacÍfica de protestar y mucho mÁs amorosa. >> los usuarios de facebook podrÁn utilizar el video telefÓnico de skype. se asegurÓ que se estÁn agregando otros elementos para satisfacer las necesidades de los usuarios de esa red social. >> hoy paula gutiÉrrez nos cuenta una historia increÍble y conmovedora. vamos a escucharla. >> muchas gracias. para cualquier chica los bailes de fin de curso es algo muy especial. ser elegida la reina es la mayor ilusiÓn para estas jÓvenes. el primer transgÉnero coronado reina del bronx. >> uno de mis mayores sueÑos era ser riena del baile y lo logrÉ, esa noche fui la pers

. >> margaritas, too. >> everything. jew july 31st, 20 12.he all exclusive is the big thing. everyone loves a buffet. >> all drinks included. this is going to be a good buffet. >> and i heard great things about it. we've had beautiful reviews on it. >> looks fantastic. >> again, everything on it. >> all the margaritas you can drink. jill martin, thanks so much. the dresses, monogrammed sets by the stationary studio, and luminoso silks, and cd sets and cancun, mexico, vacation package. promotion code and sites offering all of these exclusive bargains, lead to today.com. right now, right now. do it now. >>> coming up, turning your old clothes into hot summer trends on a budget. do it yourself tips. but first, these messages. i'm laura, and this is my cvs. i just transferred a prescription to cvs because they have care 1on1. it's where the pharmacist stops and talks to me about safety and saving money with generic prescriptions. laura, let's talk about possible side effects. it's all about me. love that. get care 1on1 and talk savings, safety, a

. >> y tenemos los comentarios de varias personas,danny de santa margarita california dijo que no cabey un grupo de madres se pronunciÓ en contra de la liberaciÓn de kc,pero ahora vamos a hablar del futuro,y el futuro no estÁ tan lejos como se piensa porque el avance tecnolÓgico lo hace mÁs posible. >> vamos con erika maldonado que nos tiene algo desde chicago. >> bienvenidos a la casa del futuro,es la casa inteligente del museo de ciencia y tecnologÍa del museo de chicago. desde que usted ingresa a la casa puede sentir que estÁ diseÑada para crear armonÍa entre el hombre y el ambiente. >> queremos darle a nuestros visitante opciones de un estilo de vida no es ecolÓgico,ya sea con cambios drÁsticos o con cosas mÁs pequeÑas. empecemos por la energÍa,la casa tiene paneles solares que funcionan en dÍas nublados y bajo nieve,mientras que usted monitorea cuanta energÍa estÁ gastando. >> la casa estÁ llena de ideas,este sofÁ fue retapizado con un material que parece cuero pero que es reciclado. >> y los muebles restaurados,por ejemplo los gabinetes de la cocina eran parte de la universidad d

. >> mientras ahora para margarita y armando todo es planear la nueva vida tienen un fantasma, los costos abogados en mÉxico. >> sin duda esto abre un nuevo precedente y los abogados que estamos acostumbrados a papeleos y cosas que pueden durar aÑos. esto procedimentalmente sÍ se le permite a las personas citar este caso. si una corte estatal en pennsylvania ya lo hizo no hay un impedimento de que otras cortes puedan hacerlo. las familias no pueden comparecer personalmente. >> tengo una pregunta, sin duda esto es muy importante para una gran comunidad que tienen estas necesidades, pero muchos de ellos no tienen informaciÓn, no tienen computador, no pueden actecer acceder a un computador. >> la penetraciÓn va de la mano con la banda de ancha. no ha llegado a una cobertura universal. es necesario acercarse a autoridades, a la educaciÓn de atención de inmigrantes del gobierno del distrito federal que los pueden llevar de la mano para cÓmo citar este caso. sÍ es un ejemplo para otras cortes para saber que no es un impedimento para hacer valer todos los elementos de seguridad en materia de com

y seguimos en texas porque el gobernador perry sigue deshojando margaritas sobre su candidatura presidencialbastante amplitud. >> estas leyes solo se enfocarÁn en los lÍderes del trÁfico. >> esto no solo sÁ para los empleados de los carteles y de los coyotes. >> se busca dar prioridad a las parejas casadas. >> se pone nuevamente tenso el panorama polÍtico hondureÑo. >> porfirio lovo anunciÓ este lunes que recibiÓ amenazas de muerte. dio mÁs o menos a conocer que podrÍan ser de los inversionistas ricos de honduras. ahora bien, en el dÍa de ayer tuve la posibilidad de hablar con colega de nduras y dijo que algunos piensan podrÍan ser cortinas de humo para tratar de distraer a la poblaciÓn y que no se enfoquen en los problemas que estÁn viviendo en honduras. ya se comenzÓ la construcción de un muro alrededor de la casa de gobierno. y tiene todo un dispositivo de seguridad que lo acompaÑa no solo en su agenda polÍtica sino en sus tiempos libres y en su casa particular. >> >> quÉ estÁ pasando en la politica. >> no pudo atendernos por agenda muy apretada. >> vamos con poncho. >> gracias, sacha y f

on a margarita on the rim. >> it tastes exactly like caviar. >> lots of deserts.lla and taken dark chocolate ice cream, gelatt that with swirls of marshmallow, chocolate chunks and put between two crackers and what do we have? isn't that killer? >> wow. >> watching your waistline and go a different direction, they have passion blueberry bar, only 70 calories, dairy-free. >> sorbet. >> sorbet. chocolate with everything. >> over 2,300 things and 300 were chocolate. they're putting everything in chocolate. chiles, salt, spices, stop. i want to eat my chocolate. three that i actually like. okay, this has toasted corn in it. has a wonderful crunch and slightly toasty corn flavor, delicious. key lime apples and take thin slices of apple and soak them in key lime and put them in dark chocolate. this is myy personal favorite. >> wow. >> peanut butter bars. >> back off. >> dark chocolate and milk butter and organic and free trade and nice new refreshing take on petitionnutter butter. >> more healthy version of a reese's. >> organic. >> who likes it? >> really hot? >> 401 t

. >> can you see that on top of an oyster, on a margarita on the rim?consistency. lots of deserts. >> we love this ice cream company. ciao bella, and they've come up with a summertime classic. they've taken dark chocolate ice cream, gelato with swirls of marshmallow, chocolate chunks put between two crackers, and what do we have? only in a frozen form. isn't that killer? >> wow. >> if you decide, okay, you're watching your waistline and go a different direction, they have passion blueberry bars, only 70 calories, dairy-free. >> sorort. >> sorbet. yes, yes. >> oh, great. >> wonderful. >> chocolate with everything. >> i tasted over 2,300 things and i say at least 300 were chocolate. they're putting everything in chocolate. chilies, salt, spices, it's like, stop. i want to eat my chocolate. three that i actually like. okay, this has toasted corn ini it. it has a wonderful crunch and a slightly toasty corn flavor, delicious, delicious. these are key lime apples and take thin slices of apple and soak them in key lime and put them in dark chocolate. this is m

desojo la margarita, quÉ es eso?, es kmart smart. >> mire, sra. siempre estamos preocupadas por tener la figura elastisada. >> hay una tecnologÍa que le puede brindar lo que usted quiere. >> vamos a ver este reportaje. >> les gustarÍa de una vez por todas decirle adiÓs a los gorditos y deshacerse de la terrible celulitis y escultir su cuerpo sin cirugÍa! >> con muchas dietas y no me ha funcionado y la ropa que yo tenÍa guardada me queda. >> quÉ es el tratamiento turboslim. >> es el protocolo mÁs novedoso y rÁpido para bajar de peso y contra la celulitis. >> cÓmo funciona? >> la ultracavitaciÓn que va a liberar las grasas en el... y despuÉs complementamos con la presoterapia que nos va a ayudar a drenar esas grasas liberadas y quÉ quiere decir esto que va de abajo hacia arriba. dirige y drena las grasas liberadas fuera del organismo. >> este tratamiento no invasivo se puede realizar en varias Áreas del cuerpo. >> es doloroso? >> no para nada. >> lo que puedes sentir es un pequeÑo ruido en el oÍdo. >> por quÉ? >> porqu

estuvo gisele bondel, darÍo ripoll, margarita...ntes. escuchen cuÁl es: porque los hombres no son tan sensibles como las mujeres? (quejas) >> de los mandan. los convocamos a que dijeran quÉ temas querÍan escuchar en la cuarta hora, y uno de esos temas fue preguntarse por quÉ los hombres no son tan sensibles, nosotras las mujeres. dicen que tienen que ver las hormonas, y sobre todo la educaciÓn. como Él nunca mÁs las madres a nuestros hijos varones, a que se agarra mÁs fuertes, que los hombres no lloran. y eso estÁ formando una generaciÓn de hombres y sensibles? >> creo que el hombre se tiene mucha sensibilidad deberÁ reflejar diferentes formas. las mujeres necesitamos hablar, tener contacto fÍsico, que nos digan si nos hemos bien, que nos quieren. el hombre es con esto y Ésa es su sensibilidad. es un error esperar que uno me reaccione como reaccionarÍa tÚ amiga o tu mamÁ. >> las mujeres tenemos ese instinto materno. como lo has debido tu cintia, en tu entorno? >> yo no conozco hombres insensibles, nunca estuve en pareja con ninguna.