maria:?n my interview with president, president trump said that jim comey saved hillary clinton because of what you said all of the felony left on the table. we still see this investigation into russia and unwillingness on comey's part to call out what hillary clinton did. >> people are confused, i get this all of the time, what is going on at fbi. this seems like inconsistent statements, you don't talk about this, you don't talk about that. the published report said there was a plaiger -- how could they not know. maria: senator rand paul tweeted something, did obama administration surveil all of the candidates? i think he was asking, was i? and you knowthe time whe president said it people laughed. it is what was going on. one question, after all that of that, we know about servers and lying and disyou have tokinyou f evidence. why wasn't hillary clinton's interview recorded with the fbi? it are not on the record -- it was not on the record. >> well, in my view that interview was a joke, the

maria: why not?red to trump administration, trump administration is doing right things about ukraine but a secret. i don't know why, this is a good thing and right things to do and maybe they don't want to upset russians in public. we don't know it's amazing that bad things are publicized, good things -- >> he needs to quit looking bad. she won 3 million more votes, that's not going to change. he basically has to focus on the future. the next week foreign leaders will look at him in the eye and make a judgment and the judgment better be that this is significant leader. if he doesn't do that and fails on the front because he's distracted it'll be a terrible monthere and very key at this point. maria: meeting with the king of saudi arabia and the prince of saudi arabia. >> leaders of israel which are very important. maria: of course. >> this is going to be a measurement week. the leaders are going to look him in the eye and make a judgment. >> it's important to remember that the american credibility ha

>> maria, absolutely.he president's agenda and the number one objective is to grow the economy and create a better job environment. if you look at the tax rate, what's the number one thing we are going to do? we are going the make america competitive for businesses, we are going to want businesses to open their operations here in america, we are going to be competitive against all of the other countries. average tax rate for businesses is 23%, we will be 8% below the odc average. if you're a business today deciding where you want to domicile, the united states is going to be very attractive. you're looking to higher incremental worker, the tax rate does come into that decision. by coming into the united states, the incremental worker is getting cheaper. you'll hire the worker and put them to work in the united states, they will eastern more money,hey willave more money in their pocket and spend more money, all of this is very good to drive the economy. this all adds up to more and more economic growth whic

special edition of "mornings with maria" maria: good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us. happy may day. monday, may 1st. your top stories right now the 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. lawmakers have reached a deal on a mass in his antidote to keep the government running through september. not included, the name tag for sanctuary cities. from taking on tax reform, treasury secretary steve mnuchin sat down since announcing tax reform plan. the wheels of tax reform have been in motion for quite some time. >> we've been working on tax since the president was selected. i worked on the plane with him during the campaign but we have been working weekly but the house and senate on the tax plan. this would be a cooperative effort by the administration is taking the leadership. >> my exclusive interview this morning with secretary stephen mnuchin. we'll talk sanctions as well as the text of farm package. $250 billion in cash. most of it overseas. the technology giant shedding new light on president trump's tax proposals are the latest coming up this morning.

reportera: asÍ es, maría leticia.estigos por frenar el ataque. estos son los dramÁticos momentos despuÉs de que un oficial disparÓfatalmente contra un sospechoso que habÍa atacado con un cuchillo a un empleado de un restaurante subway [ habla en inglÉs] reportera: al margen de las circunstancias, la pÉrdida de una vida es un evento significativo e impacta a muchas personas, dice el policÍa william scott. aquÍ vemos al sospechoso, de 26 aÑos que entra hacia el mostrador y comienza a apuÑalar a la vÍctima. una mujer trata de frenar el ataque golpeando al sospechoso con un sartÉn. otras personas tambiÉn tratan de intervenir en defensa del empleado. minutos despuÉs, llega los agentes del orden a tratar de detener el apuÑalamiento. finalmente, le disparan al sospechoso que perseguÍa a la vÍctima con un cuchillo en mano. el sospechoso, falleciÓ, pero la vÍctima logrÓ sobrevivir. [habla en ingles] el jefe de policÍa expresÓ que al mostrar esto vÍdeo, se muestra la transparencia en lo que hace los oficiales. aclarÓ que aunque

maria: welcome back.acebook reporting first-quarter earnings showing profits and revenues soar year earlier. closing in on nearly 2 billion monthly active users. that's an increase of 17% year-over-year. stock under pressure. the cfo warned on revenue growth in global economics editor at "the wall street journal." good to see you. thanks so much. do you think is you think is for schultz show facebook was able to shake up in this controversy? >> certainly. it's growth and scale right now are astonishing. 2 billion monthly users is something like 1.3 billion days for users to put that in two contacts. twitter is going around 300 billion. feast that is way ahead of its rivals in the social media is ill. the problem they face today is posting of violent content beyond the fake news issue. they announced yesterday they are hiring 3000 people to monitor for violent video. but with the kind of earnings they are posting about three dozen people at the drop in the bucket for them. >> mark stucker bird cometh the y

cheryl: maria bartiromo ready to roll. maria: hey there, girls. i maria bartiromo. happy wednesday, may 31st pick your top stories right now 6:30 a.m. on the east coast. the president will host the prime minister at the edit non-to discuss a host of issues including trade with the country. but the import meeting me for the country the rest of asia this morning. cnn's favorite committee on trade comedian kathy griffin under fire after posing for a picture with the bloody mask of president trump. griffin said she went too far. >> i just don't see the reaction of these images. i'm a comic nerd across the line. i move the line across it and went way too far. the images disturbing. i understand it wasn't funny. i get it. >> the outrage from both sides of the aisle this morning. amazon, the name to watch costs $1000 share yesterday. reagan on the massive milestone for amazon coming out. markets like this this morning. a mixed opening this morning. expect the dow industrials to be down the flat. up close to the flat line. take a look at the indices they are. ft 100 up a qu

i'm maria bartiromo. our special guest, former microsoft ceo and the current owners of the los angeles clippers steve ballmer is with us. it was asy week. a good week for stocks. wall street betting the moderate candidate will win and preserve the european union. the nasdaq composite crossing 6,000 for the first time ever this past week. the white house calling it the biggest individual and business tax cut in american history. the proposal will cut corporate tax from 35% to 15%. it doubles the standard deduction individuals can take and simply supplies into three tears. the proposal would also repeal the death tax and alternative minimum tax it eliminates all deductions besides mortgage interest and charitable donations. nafta negotiations. president trump telling the leaders of canada and mexico that the u.s. will not be pulling out of and a half today. but the president pledged the deal will be renegotiated. am zong reporting a strong first quarter, shattering analyst expectations. revenue coming in at

maria: welcome back.ron defeated marine le pen in france to win the french presidential election last night. markets rallied on the results and history high. market reaction is macro strategist john's outstanding. good to see you. thank you for joining us. what was your reaction when you first saw macron when? >> is expect it. but to see how big it was in line with expectations. obviously we saw little pop in the futures early on along with the url and profit taking and now we are back to the house to build this coalition. they have to see how many seeds le pen gets and how it works out good we are back earnings now i'm back to macro. >> the risk of frayed sleeve of the year is off the table. >> the volatility collapsed in europe and was actually following bears for a while. people are getting so nervous here, but it was really in anticipation of both over there. that's why we went down below 10. >> this offense flowing back into european funds. i guess it was big and he was going to win butt los like eur

maria: god point. terms of what was in the headlines, trump administration, whether it was going to get tough on russia, yes, it was -- flexing its muscles in terms of dealing with the -- putin and his ilk, they should have let the investigation progressed. it was moving ahead but now back in the headlines, but to that point, one thing that the republicans do about the health care bill but they need to start messaging better is on preexisting conditions because what happened with these insurers dropping out of the exchange is the costs were so much greater than they ever anticipated, well, they are trying to fix that with preexisting condition by not embedding the cost in everyone's insurance with people that are gravely ill and instead they are going to have government money going in state pools if they see fit to ensure individuals so that tom and billy and sally who are 25 aren't covering the costs in their own insurance. maria: it's a really good way that you outline that because by taking sick peo

maria: good morning to you. i maria bartiromo. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. sally is grilled on capitol hill. tough questions from lawmakers over everything from the travel ban to national security adviser michael flynn. >> the american public has been misled and importantly every time this lie was repeated in the misrepresentations were getting more and more specific as they were coming out. every time that happened, it increased the compromise. to state the obvious come you don't want your national security advisor compromise with the russians. tree to mark for the testimony yesterday including james clapper reiterating the lack of evidence of collusion between russia and the trunk campaign. the electronic spin on sites could soon expand its u.s. officials reportedly considered adding restrictions on larger devices to both europe and the u.k. grandpa stressed the action. so for earnings for the s&p up 14%. disney, the company set to report "after the bell" today. analysts expect earnings of $1.41 a share. 111 and change. red america looks like this. again a

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here is maria bartiromo. maria: i'm maria bartiromo. we are coming to you from the nasdaq in mid-town manhattan. we are in the heart of times square because my special guest is the cio of nasdaq, adena freedman. >> the u.s. economy adding 211,000 jobs while the unemployment rate dropped to 4.4%. strong jobs numbers increasing odd for a interest rate hike. strong earnings for amazon and facebook, sending all three major markets into positive territory for the week. other headlines grabbing attention, a healthcare victory in the house. congressional republicans are one step closer to repealing and replacing obamacare. it barely made it, a vote of 217 to -- to 213. now it moves to the senate where it faces a whole new set of challenges. but the president says he's confident republicans can come together to get it done. the spending bill through september includes $15 billion more for the pentagon and $1.5 billion for emergency border security. but it does not include money for border construction. netflix and google all surging to all-time

maria: why?pic, i think, and people are heated and upset and emotional about health care and that was a heated question but probably for that reason. maria: you want the person to have opinions, you want them to be well read on the issues and yet she comes out with our answer and now she's been criticized for what she believes. low lee i don't understand. >> that's a pretty forward health care answer. everybody should have jobs to pay for money. doesn't seem that controversial. maria: right, doesn't seem controversial to me either. the flavor with buzz, nonalcoholic beer for the first time ever. amazon marks 20 years since public debut, a look back at the company's incredible journey. stay with us time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither wil

maría esperanza.niversidad. yo también voy al colegio, contigo. toma el primero paso hacia una vida mejor sin tanto drama. visita icanaffordcollege.com hoy. son miles los inmigrantes con y sin papeles que han pasado casi toda su vida en este paÍs. muchos trabajan aquÍ, hasta que mueren. hablaremos de las opciones que existen para descalzar a la tierra que lo vio nacer. o presentaron una posible soluciÓn al Área de la bahÍa.. estos mÓdulos habitacionales tienen un poco mÁs de 18 m.algunos consideran estas viviendas, din y multas, claramente no son para quienes quieren formar una familia pero podrÍan ser la soluciÓn para ayudar a miles de desamparados en la grave crisis de vivienda. mÁs informaciÓn, hoy a las 11. a compaÑeros, por favor. muy ernes 19 de s. mayo y esas son las principales noticias. la investigaciÓn de la interferencia rusia incluirÍa un encubrimiento por parte de las funcionarios de la casa blanca. " querÍa matar a todos", esto dijo el hispano que atropellÓ a 23 personas en times square.

maria: the whole story about russia that they are in bed together. >> maria, i think -- maria: go aheadrative against him is about his connection to russia and so everything is being spun on that basis. we really don't know what the conversation was about. it's not unusual for the president to share information with our allies or other nations that we have a collective interest in in certain parts of the world. jon: impulsiveness and recklessness is the real problem here. >> do we think that the president of the united states is actually sitting around boasting about the information access. >> yeah, i think we do. >> i think that that is unrealistic view of this president. >> don, a couple of points here. the point number one is this, this president ran on being the law and order candidate, right, he ran on chastising hillary clinton over and over for, quote, unquote leaking classified information but what we have seen from the president in the past four months is the same exact theming he criticized hillary clinton. if he's the law and order candidate -- maria: not exactly the same thi

i maria.was so interesting what that their venter said their toby. i know you know him very well. tell me about this idea that you can go to his company ewing longevity, take a test. you have one test for $25,000 the smaller test, fewer tests for $7000 or something like that and you can get ahead of the disease and he thinks you can live into your second century. >> i think we are going to see life expectancy extended in our understanding is it's going to be a big part of that. increasingly we are going to get ahead of being able to predict who has a certain proclivity for disease and begin to monitor specifically along those lines. i have seen the day when every child being born is going to have a sequence so we know more about what their history is as if they go for it. we are just learning more and more about this all the time and all kinds of ways. i'm very enthusiastic about beginning to use genomics is part of addiction and early detection and also it's going in to enter into how we trea

vamos a los angeles con marÍa elena salinas. marÍa elena: gracias jorge, saludos.os relacionados por trÁfico de drogas, fue arrestada por agentes federales junto a seis personas mÁs. los agentes aseguran que la muchacha de 22 aÑos, claudia rueda, estÁ vinculada con traficantes pero su abogado alega que se trata de una revancha. jaime: estudiantes de los angeles mantienen una vigilia desde ayer frente a la estaciÓn de la patrulla fronteriza en san diego exigiendo la liberaciÓn del estudiante claudia rueda. fue arrestada por agentes fronterizos a mÁs de 140 millas al norte de la frontera con mÉxico. >> la patrulla fronteriza hizo una operaciÓn en los angeles ayer en la maÑana donde recogieron a nuestra amiga claudia. >> tres carros se acercaron a claudia y le dijeron "¿cÓmo te llamas?",le empezaron a hacer preguntas, y ella dijo, "tengo el derecho de permanecer callada", dijeron, "ese es ella, vamos a llevarla", y se la llevaron. jaime: su madre con cuatro personas fue arrestada por la patrulla fronteriza en un operativo en los angeles donde se catearon dos residenci

maria: happy wednesday. i am maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, may 3rd. health care reform hangs in the balance this morning. house republicans jump into secure enough to get past the current bill would have the latest is one key lawmaker says he knows right now. earnings at the term on wall street. apple is drag on the dow of the fiscal second-quarter profit beat expectations. revenue blowouts with haitians. the company also reported an unexpected decline in the sales of the iphone. broader markets look like this this morning. features under the weight of apple shares. don bester is down 19 points. fractional move at the first look at the jobs market this morning leading up to friday's government report. adp report at 8:15 a.m. eastern. expectations call for 175,000 private sector jobs added to the economy last month. investors bid on the federal reserve. no change expected this morning from the feds. in europe, markets under pressure. the ft 100 dumbest part of of a percent of sales to cac quarante in paris. in a show overnight, '-close-single-quote is,

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here is maria bartiromo. maria: welcome to "wall street week," the show that's analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke is my special guest today. first weave have the big headlines from wall street to main street and of course it was a busy week. reporter:ed dow had its worst day in 8 months, dropping 400 points to wednesday. and the worst day during the trump presidency. stocks did bounce back at the ends of the week. sr the a & p and nasdaq all -- the s & p also finishing down. political turmoil in washington can delay the president's plans for tax reform. the white house disclosing a plan that would balance the tbhijt a decade, but it would entail deep cuts to many programs including food stamps and medicaid. a global cyber attack left businesses, banks, scrambling to protect its files. one company caught up in this, the media giant disney. the hackers threatening to release "pay roots of the caribbean." the ceo says they refuse to

we'll toss it over to "mornings with maria." maria: happy thursday. good morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo and it is thursday, may 25th at top stories at 6:00 a.m. presidentpresident tribe meets o leaders in brussels after months of tensions. he's expected to reiterate his call for members to raise defense by name. the threat a key issue in the aftermath of the manchester terror attacks. the father and brothers of the bomber, the latest arrest. the report suggests the attacker was seeking revenge against the treatment of muslims. secretary of state rex tillerson addressing the need to step up the fight against atheists. >> i think the horrible attack in manchester reminded all of us why we have to do this. the president said that in remarks today. it just reminds us why we have to win this fight and we have to do it. we can't leave it for someone else to do. maria: very latest developments this morning. airport lines may be getting longer. transportation security administration testing procedures including separating all electronics and food. obamacare on the brink. the c

maria: yeah?the issue tax reform we know we have to deliver with president trump, a bold pro tax reform this year we've got blinders on laser focused on this meaning regularly with white house and senate so we are going to continue on our timetable, for 2017. maria: skoo you still think you can get this done this year? >> absolutely i do. >> secretary mnuchin told freedom caucus that president trump is opposing a border-adjustment tax, is that off the table at this point? >> no, it is not. because everyone has another question, so what is the better idea, so we recognize border adjustment a bold changing matches what competitors around the world do we sincerely don't believe tweaking the corporate income tax will get us where we need to be in the 21st century from hearing we heard yesterday clearing bringing back manufacturing and research and headquarters to america won't be easy, and it will take time, we are going to have to go bold, to do it and so we are open to better ideas, whether it is fr

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maria: right. dagen: congressman, it's dagen mcdowell, in terms of the leaks that are coming out in the press, namely the washington post and "the new york times" every day it's something else. it's friday as president trump was leaving for this extended -- for first overseas trip, was how he refer today jim comey when he was talking to sergey lavrov at the white house. again, do you expect -- if the leaks then start coming from the investigation that robert mueller is doing as well, that creates a major headache for the presidency during the summer. >> absolutely, the leaks, you know, it's impossible to deal you don't know how good they are. you don't know how accurate they are, you don't know what the context is of 10-15 words coming out of the white house, coming out of, you know, the justice department, coming out of mueller, leaks are absolutely, you know, they destroy any momentum that the president may have on his domestic agenda or foreign policy agenda and i'm hoping that director mueller

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>> here is maria bartiromo with a special edition of mornings with maria. maria: and good friday morning, everybody. thanks for being was. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday may 19th, your stop stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump gears up for first foreign trip but even as he heads overseas the domestic agenda remains a top priority. he's looking to move beyond recent distraction. >> tomorrow as you know i'm going to saudi arabia, going to israel, i'm going to rome and we have the g7. we have a lot of great things going on. i hate to see anything that divides. i'm flying with whatever people want to do, but we have to get back to running this country really, really well. maa: a new report in the wall street journal say it is presidt is looking to balance the budget when it is releed on tuesday. we are taking a closer look at sharp spending cuts coming up. futures indicating a higher opening, take a look. dow industrials up 28 points right now and nasdaq also higher about 13. global markets look like this. sizable moves but we are s

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nicole: mornings with maria beginning right now. maria: thank you so much. we are all over that job's number. thank you so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, happy friday. friday may fifth, cinco de mayo, a house passing to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump is confident he will fulfill one of those top campaign promises. >> we are going to get this passed through the senate, i feel so confident and this is a great plan, i actually think it would get even better and this is, make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of obamacare, make no mistake about it. [applause] maria: we are looking at next steps in the process. more turbulence for the airlines, delta facing fiery. the fall-outcoming up. another road block to report over uber's use of software to avoid local regulators. we have the very latest. auto maker laying more than 100 workers due to weak demand. what that says about the sector. the april job's report on deck, due out in about two hours. 158,000 -- 185,000 jobs in the month. our monthly job's story coming up this morning.

marÍa: a dÓnde van maÑana? ruta de impacto. volvemos contigo, ramÓn. ramÓn: muchos Éxitos a los integrantes de la ruta de impacto. ayer tuvimos una experiencia sensacional. ya nos vamos, gracias por acompaÑarnos. ♪ marÍa elena: jueves 11 de de 2017 y estos son los titulares el presentador el que habÍa planear durante un tiempo del estilo del director del fbi times comey. la casa blanca sÓlo habÍa atribuido a recomendaciones de justicia. reducen a 11 meses mÁximo en la deportaciÓn de casos especÍficos de indocumentados que resolviÓ el congreso que solÍan demorarse aÑos. hurones blancos de ocho pies ahuyentan a los baÑistas en long beach, california,

marÍa: ilia, buenas tardes.s que era el mÉtodo de transporte mÁs importante. bueno, hablando de las noticias, hoy hubo una reuniÓn para que la alicia de los Ángeles actualice la angustia de los indocumentados. reportero: en los Ángeles, donde vive medio millÓn de indocumentados, desde hace casi 40 aÑos, la orden especial 40 ha buscado mantener la confianza entre la policÍa y la comunidad emigrante de esta ciudad. >> no paramos a preguntarle a alguien su estado migratorio, dÓnde nacieron, o su estado migratorio. eso es lo que la orden 40 significa. reportero: organizaciones indican que esta orden estÁ siendo vulnerada. >> quisiÉramos que la gente no tenga miedo de la policÍa, pero yo tengo clientes, yo conozco residentes de la comunidad que tiene miedo, que no quiere salir de sus casas. >> si la mira quiere hacer una entrevista dentro de la estaciÓn de la policÍa, la policÍa admite a la migra para hacerlo. reportero: en audiencia con la comisiÓn de policÍas, hoy se indicÓ que el acceso que se da a los agentes de

maria: i'm going to take a break.hen we come back i'm going to ask, do you think regulatory reform and tax reform will stimulate growth. a simple question, and how do you do it. stay with us. >> announcer: the trump administration says tax reform will super charge the economy. but former treasury secretary are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay

marÍa: muy buenas noches, le saluda marÍa leticia gÓmez.adrina falleciÓ este fin de semana en un accidente turÍstico. hola familia ofreciÓ datos a cambio de donaciones. una historia que se verÁ en noticias en ediciÓn 14. flavio: marÍa, muy buenas noches. como lo vemos en las imÁgenes, la comunidad se vuelco para ayudar a esta familia. habÍa frijoles, arroz y tambiÉnrosas rojas . muriÓ en un trÁgico accidente vehicular. de esta forma la familia estÁ tratando de recaudar fondos para costear el tratamento de su hija fallecida. un dolor que invade los corazones de cada persona que quiso recordar a briseida. hace 19 meses ellos sostuvieron a su hijo arturo. es la investigaciÓn resultado del accidente. estaba sola . elige dios, dios, porque me dejaste .no, no me habÍa dejado. tiene un propÓsito para ella. dios da y dios quita. deja la palabra de dios . primera prestÓ por un corto tiempo. la madre le agradeciÓ a toda la comunidad por mostrar el amor que siente por su hija. esas cosas a veces pasan. no tiene que ser un puente para la familia. flavi

marÍa: por cierto, la niÑa estÁ bien.en el aro puerto de nevada hablando con su mamÁ, que es puertorriqueÑa. de repente, el hombre de la silla de ruedas, empezÓ a insultarlo por hablar en espaÑol. [habla en inglÉs] en el vÍdeo, que ha indignado muchos, el agresor le muestra el dedo del. -- midio le dice a mÍ que quÉ le parece muy triste su actitud. >> yo soy un hispano orgulloso. vilma: hÉctor torres le explica que en su familia tambiÉn hay veteranos. mike da por sentado que no hablan inglÉs. >> en ningÚn momento me dio miedo. quÉ es lo que le podÍa hacer algÚn tipoque ya habÍa perdido tanto. escuchaba todos los insultos metros hablaba con Él por telÉfono. los directivos enero puerto se disculparon con Él y el agresor no tuvo permitido abordar el vuelo. a pesar de estos insultos, en torno le quiso formular cargos. >> si le formulÓ cargos con eso, Él puede ser a todo el mundo: "lo ves, eso es lo que Él querÍa". enrique: antes de nos, un adelanto de lo que tenemos en la ediciÓn nocturna. piden a dos funcionarios de intelige

marÍa leticia: muy buenas noches.eriado miles de personas, abarrotaron las calles y carreteras y lamentablemente se registraron accidentes mortales en el Área de la bahÍa con mÁs de cinco vehÍculosinvolucrados y numerosos heridos, beatriz ferrari nos trae todos los detalles. beatriz: falleciÓ una persona y en alameda, hubo dos vÍctimas fatales. las autoridades siguen investigando para saber que provocÓ los choques con exactitud. ante la oscuridad de la madrugada las tareas serÁnarduas y un saldo trágico. al menos tres vehÍculos chocaron al oeste de la calle en livermore. uno de los autos, hasta se prendiÓ en llamas pero quÉ habÍa sucedido?la patrulla de caminos informÓ que un auto blanco, estaba detenido en el tercer carril y otro vehÍculo sin poder evitarlo lo impactÓ, despuÉs un tercer auto se estrellÓ contra los dos, indicaron que el conductor que se habÍa quedado parado en la carretera no logrÓ sobrevivir las heridas. pero no fue el Único accidente fatÍdico en esta jornada poco mÁs de cinco horas más tarde en la c

maria: larry summers great to maria: larry summers great to see you. i'm ambitious.e ambitious. i will dream big... big, without hesitation. we will take risks, not live in fear. we will rise together, rise above the negativity. no longer will ambition in a woman be seen as a negative. be persistent, don't apologize. never give up on your goals and dreams. we will model ambition for our daughters and our sons. i will help women around the world -the whole world- to succeed. you have to persevere. women are tough, strong, powerful. we have got to be a part of this conversation. ambition is feminine. ambition is empowering. ambition is not a dirty word. i can think of a lot of dirty words - ambition is not one of them. ambition is sexy - ambition is very sexy. what's your ambition? ... to help women build empires. ... help more women run for office. ... empower women financially. ... help women entrepreneurs. ... create powerful images. ... change people's lives. ... fight gender stereotypes. ... equality for all. ... for all of us to lean in together. ... to transform

marÍa leticia: contaremos sobre un proyecto que busca ahorrar gasolina en nuestra regiÓn.asura que más se recoge en nuestras calles. estas son a la vez tóxicas y no biodegradables. y como si eso no fuera suficiente, billones de árboles son cortados cada año para fabricar cigarrillos. el cigarrillo afecta a todos, no sólo a quienes fuman. no seas sólo un espectador. presentadora: los fondos federales fueron destinados, esto despuÉs de que trump congelarÁ los fondos para electrificaciÓn de las vÍas, especÍficamente en la provincia de san carlos se espera que con la puesta en marcha se reduzca el trÁfico y se ahorre combustible en nuestra regiÓn. jack vo: todo es más interesante en la noche. jack vo: los vampiros se despiertan. jack vo: sale el hombre lobo. jack vo: el boogie man mueve el esqueleto. jack vo: y mis hashbrowns se convierten en mis nuevos munchie mashups. jack vo: hashbrowns crujientes con delicioso queso blanco mezclados con tu elección de huevo y tocino, pollo estilo buffalo y ranch, o jalapeños y tocino. jack vo: para que la sigas hasta que salga el sol. jack

marÍa: muchas gracias.s noches como un adelanto las condiciones del tiempo, disfrutar de las playas durante el fin de semana largo, los cielos parcialmente nublados, temperaturas que estarÁ en los mediados 90 y se dirigen a la playa de santa cruz, los cielos van a estar bastante soleados y temperaturas para el dÍa del domingo. mÁs adelante tengo informaciÓn en nuestro pronÓstico extendido. marÍa: enseguida, los expertos alertan sobre uno de los dÍas mÁs mortales para los conductores adolescentes. ademÁs, sabe quÉ representan los signos de los gorros en la graduaciÓn. las divas del pop y del rock en espaÑol hablan de su nueva gira, y de las rivalidades que ahora se rÍen. marÍa:una avioneta se estrellÓ esta tarde. el piloto pidiÓ aterrizar de emergencia debido a una falla mecÁnica pero no alcanzÓ a llegar a la pista. la aeronave se desplomÓ. el piloto que viajaba solo sobreviviÓ y esta en el hospital. la agencia investiga el accidente. el fin de semana de memorial day se convierte en un arma letal para quiene

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