. >> romÁnticos ilusionados sobre la visita de mariana seoane que ya estÁ llegando atractivo hermosa,s no son tres. >> que se lo ponga. >> ahora. >> bueno, a ver para la colecciÓn. >> es mira se parece a tu labial ese labial le queda bien. >> vamos a ver a ver Ómo funciona. >> para darle masajes al labio. >> este masaje estÁ tan rico como que es un mensaje personal, espectacular le sola a funcionar muy bien ♪ la lechuga mi vida se parecen a tus pompis mi amor. >> lechuga en una tanga. >> los que no conocen la lechuga, bÚsquenlo en google aÍi estÁ para que vean a mi marido. >> eso estÁ bien padre, esto me hubieras dado para mi cumpleaÑos. >> me voy a gastar. >> me encantaron, estoy desesperada por ver a lechuga en esta tanga me encanta ver a mi marido en esta tanga ♪ yo ahora vengo. >> la verdad que nos alegramos muchos que las chicas les hayan encantado los regalos, asÍ que ademÁs queremos extender el saludo a nuestro amigo lechuga, ojalÁ que te acuerdes de nosotros. >> para que vean que tambiÉn nos acordamos de todo aquÍ en el programa en la casa de "un nuevo dÍa" tenemos unas bolsas

on the phone watching this for us is mariana atencio.ss a question for a lot of folks who have been there for a bunch of hours mariana is where is donald trump? >> that's a question that many people are asking here, especially those who came in from other states, drove for hours to be here. a lot of elderly people, families with little children who i'm just looking around here are starting to get antsy because they have been here for hours and they want to hear from president donald trump. i can tell you that the first person in line when we got here has been here since 4:00 in the morning. a lot of people spend a long time outside of the hangar. it's not air conditioned. in the state of florida, that obviously is a problem when you have -- [ loss of audio ] >> reporter: but the music and the momentum occurring right this second, a lot of people are thinking it might be for president trump. a lot of people -- i'm seeing air force one. people are getting a glimpse of air force one. the crowd has gone wild. they are expecting president don

what do they make of concerns of cross—border patients like mariana and pam?a fair way to describe what we are able to do, which is — in england and in wales — to deliver high quality health care to our citizens a great majority of the time, but this really is how we understand the nature of the problem and then do something practical about it rather than trying to condemn the system and say devolution has been a failure. but along the border, some patients feel penalised. offering a choice of hospital is a policy of nhs england. it says it's working with the welsh government on a pilot project to bridge the gap and give english residents that choice. the welsh government says its priorities to make sure that patients get the right care at the right time. devolution, it says, involves different choices being made. sian lloyd, bbc news, on the welsh border. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is at the white house for his first face—to—face meeting with president trump. the pair, who differ on a range of policies, are expected to avoid contentious issu

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we go first to mariana afenceio, who is at the rally. mariana, what does the crowd lock like there? >> reporter: stephanie, i just want to you look at this street where i'm standing now this simpson symbolizes the state of the nation in a way. on my right, people protesting donald trump, protesting this campaign rally he is holding here. they have been organized by a facebook campaign called resist donald trump, president trump at melbourne airport. there are at least 100 people to my right. want you to look on this side over here. to my right again, on this side, you see donald trump supporters, thousands of them, streaming in to watch president trump address these crowds directly. there are thousands of people. the doors opened about half an hour ago. but they are still trickling in, stephanie. for this event, 9,000 tickets were made available and they all completely sould sold out. we spoke to a cop a little while ago. i mean there are dozens of thousands of people at the donald trump even. many have come from other states. many have driven hours tous just to be a here and hear f

mariana murphy is calling off his fight with the board. our team next, this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: travel disruptions in india have two meters facing major delays in the past four days. to continue to dispute with to ars, bring it standstill. demanding better pay and working conditions. the maids and could a revision of the minimum fares, bringing back bonuses, and producing the commission rate as well as limiting the number of cars registered on the app. mariana murphy is calling off his fight for the board. the company will deal with questions. he had raised concerns about governance and executive pay. ishas made his point, it confident the board will sort it out. joining us is peter ahlstrom. peter, begin this story for us. it has had a few headwinds. certainly concerned about the h-1b visas in the united states. founders haveee expressed concerns about how things have been managed. a big pay increase for the ceo and severance packages they thought were quite side. the business has become more challenging. you have trump and the h-1b

a los hijos de mariana levy.do por ser un artista que siempre da de quÉ hablar. el cantante, quien acudiÓ a un evento privado, atendiÓ improvisadamente a la prensa, negÁndose a responder sobre la demanda en contra de un periodista por supuesta extorsiÓn. pablo montero: ahorita lo Único que queremos es barrer. ¿de quÉ me hablas? ah, no. ahorita nada mÁs quiero hablar del evento de hoy. gracias por acompaÑarnos. reportero: aunque sus respuestas fueron limitadas, hablÓ del reestreno de la obra "amor eterno". pablo montero: creo que el 12 de marzo se reestrena la obra. y bueno, gracias a dios que se va a montar la obra. y aparte, es una gran producciÓn. la verdad que hay gente muy, muy talentosa. yo no puedo decir nada. omar es el que les puede decir. reportero: ahora que estÁn con las series de los actores, ¿quÉ te gustarÍa de una serie de tu vida? pablo montero: creo que cuando tienes una biografÍa, tienes que hablar de todo. reportero: quiso ser amable con los medios de comunicaciÓn, pero una vez que subiÓ estas e

. >> now let's go to mariana live in atlanta. what are you seeing? >> reporter: so, katy, i want to stand over here so you can see how protesters here in atlanta -- marchers here in atlanta, i meant to say, have taken over blocks and blocks here headed to the financial district in midtown atlanta. they say that a plethora of issues brought here, they are rallying against donald trump's so-called muslim ban. they are rallying against his immigration policies, they are rallying against his alleged ties with russia. we've been walking with these marchers for a while now. we were surprised to see some of the littlest ones are leading this rally. people like jose right over here. jose, tell me, why were you leading the march just now? >> because i hate trump. and so -- and so do my parents and other friends. and he deported my father and my uncle because they were illegal immigrants. >> reporter: thank you so much, jose. so, the immigration issue very near and dear to many of the marchers' hearts here, katy. we still have a long while to go. these marcher

maria mariana, good to see you. who can we expect to show up today? president trump or candidate trump? or is there a difference at this point? >> reporter: jacob, they are one and the same. whether you're talking about candidate trump or president trump, donald trump is perpetuating this idea of the permanent campaign with this campaign event in melbourne, today. people have been out here since 4:00 or 6:00 in the morning. the doors are about to open. and this was an event organized and planned through his campaign site. people had to go register on there to go to get tickets to this event. i want to ask some of his supporter ifs they're okay with the president campaigning 1,354 days before the 2020 election. let's talk to some people. let's say hi, folks, how are you? >> hi. >> reporter: so i want to ask you, are you okay with the president actually campaigning today? i mean, a month in his presidency? >> of course, of course. you've got to keep the fires burning. otherwise, you end up with coals and they just go out. this is a fantastic idea. >> re

en compaÑÍa mariana se ne ma velo. >>> silvestre >>> e vi quintanilla y electro cumbia., celebrando con los fans. celebrando. celebrando. celebrando con los fans. >>> seÑores celebramos con los fans itati cantoral en la casa. >>> (. >>> (aplausos). >>> moviÉndolo vamos a felicitar a la gente. ricardo el cumple 6 aÑos tu familia te quiere mucho des $carolina del sur saluditos. que cumpleaÑos hoy, un beso y un abrazo. queremos flies tar a simÓn morillo de manco teles largo hoy que la pases de maravilla. y ahora que nos va a tocar la sorpresa que nos tiene diego. (sirena). >>> feliz cumpleaÑos ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no ♪ ♪no >>> la compaÑÍa retira del mercado casi 700 mil coches de bebÉs les decimos cuÁles y por quÉ > vamos al noa-noa seÑores. estamos en vivo del centro pe gas, donde maÑana se realiza el primer homenaje oficial a juan gabriel. le tendremos los detalles, no se lo pierda. >>> y seguimos disfrutando de la grata visita de itati cantoral junto a ella veremos como es

ente, abogada alma rosa nieto gracias por todos los consejos, por hacernos reÍr, mariana seoane graciaspor estar con nosotros y a.b. quintanilla y electro cumbia don francisco nos vemos el prÓximo domingo. >> prÓximo domingo a las 10-9 centro, don francisco te invita aquÍ en telemundo. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪inundaciones al sur de la baha el agua de u presa se dirige a un arroyo.. muy cerca de vivienas en san jos. take vo/paola --en el este de la baha.. curillas de trajadoreslaboran toda la noche para contener un deslizamiento lodo queamenaza una torre de electricidad. paola que tal, muy buenas noches. gracs por acomparnos. enesta nohe de domingo en que estamos muy atentos roll open alert a las alertas del tiempo paola con la presandeon alcanzandosu maxima capacidad, autodes temen quse registren inundacios al sur de la baha... take boxes pasemos con david gonzlez quien ha estado siiendo muy de rca el desarrollo de esta situacion...david, cuales sectores seranlos primeros en experimentardichos estragos?... take david live take david on camera buenas noches paola...sinur a dus, uno de l poblados

maribel: mariana llegÓ sola, su esposo, su hermana, y nuevas generaciones capaces de entender la seriedadue estaba ocurriendo. >> triste porque me dolÍa la cabeza y la espalda, y ademÁs no podÍamos caber. maribel: esperaron con paciencia por respuesta, en el estacionamiento, su albergue temporal, desde que recibieron el llamado de alerta. >> habÍa mucha gente, llegamos. vimos aquÍ como a la 1:30. estuvo feo. maribel: familias como ellos reunidos buscando garantizar su seguridad, sacrificando comodidades, contarle sobrevivir lo que llaman, una seria pesadilla. en la preparatoria asÍ lucía la tarde, escuela que fue habilitada, con varios portÁtiles, camas y alimentos, para recibir a cientos de familias. mientras que los terrenos de la feria, las relaciones llegaban minuto a minuto. llenado de satisfacciÓn a quienes con su labor de voluntarios buscan hacer menos pesada la estancia. >> para estar dando servicios de comida damos donaciones de papel del baÑo, hay baÑos para que se baÑa, y hay ropa. es difÍcil pero me siento bien que estamos aquÍ ayudando a las personas que lo necesitan en este

mariana no lo ve tan mal. >>> sÍ, nociÓn beneficia para que ya no pasen tantas armas. >>> y es que segÚnces de mexicanos en el mundo. >>> gi dijo que estaba ahÍ f investigar como derribar muros, y l propuesta de muro avanza, alguno informe de departamento de seguridad interna unidos. el muro costarÍa 21 vi 600 millones de dÓlaresde dÓlares. a especialista le preocupa que impongan aranceles a productos. >>> lo que provocarÍa es un aumento de precios que afectarÍa a estados unidos, ingrid barrera noticias telemundo. >>> los enfrentamientos que han estremecido sinaloa se extienden a nayarit ahÍ abatieron en un operativo a al h2, raÚl torres nos cuenta quÉ significa este golpe. >>> el helicÓptero de la marina cruzÓ el cielo ilumino la noche con rÁfagas de fuego, en tierra, en linda vista, marinos y soldados se enfrentaron con hombres armados entre ellos juan francisco patrÓn alias h2. >>> tenÍa miedo, una bala perdida como se escuchaba el helicÓptero. >>> la batalla continuÓ cerca de aeropuerto. >>> seguimos brindando seguridad. >>> tranquilidad que testigos dicen que perdieron. >>> pues asu

>> mariana atencio living in mexico city. thank you very much. >>> undocumented immigrants in the country are wondering what will happen to them after the immigration nationwide raids. the advocacy cord narrate at the united we dream network joins us. she is an undocumented immigrant. thank you for being with me here. we know that your family and yourself, you immigrated to the united states when you were very, very young. some of your family members experienced those raids during the bush administration. how are you feeling? what are your thoughts in light of all the raids happening now? >> thanks for having me. i think it's important to be able to note that donald trump's mass deportation agenda is in place and ready to go. we've seen it with 160 people detained in california, 200 in georgia, south carolina, north carolina. as an undocumented woman, as a daughter of an undocumented woman, i am deeply concerned. i'm concerned because -- go ahead. >> well, you certainly said that because we had talked to you even before these

el escenario de las marchas fue en austin texas donde hubo protesta por la construcciÓn del muro, marianaas del capitolio estatal de texas. a mis espaldas en la ciudad de austin donde ciendo cientos de manifestantes proclaman la falta de donald trump y el muro que quiere construir en mÉxico. este evento se organiza por facebook como las otras protestas de las Últimas semanas en especial el llamado "un dÍa sin migrantes de la semana pasada." este evento contÓ con la participaciÓn de oradores como el congresista por texas joaquÍn castr castro asÍ como muchas familias hispanas que sienten por estas nuevas polÍticas migratoria que ha hecho trump, y la preocupaciÓn mÁs grande el proyecto de ley s d 4, el proyecto de ley que busca lÍm e eliminar las ciudades santuarioes del estado y la iglesias que ano quieren colaborar con ice. y esto pone a austin una ciudad santuario en la mira en el estado de texas. es el reporte que tengo desde hoy desde austin texas. >>> en noticias telemundo trabajamos pudo para ustedes y estamos comprometidos para que usted y su familia tenga la informaciÓn que necesita

tambiÉn la nacionalidad mexicana >>> y existen aquellos de quienes no son padres estÁn preocupados >>> marianasegÚn la autoridad migratoria son 11 millones de inmigrantes que viven de manera ilegal en el paÍs. caÍ la mitad de ellos son mexicanos. en nueva york rebeca smith noticias telemundo. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> y recuerde este domingo noticias telemundo tiene un programa especial "conoce tus derechos" el domingo a las 6/7 centro >>> hoy llega al caso el agente fronterizo que matÓ a un muchacho, sus padress quieren demandar al agente en una corte estadounidense y como nos muestra rogelio mora tagle confÍan que el fallo sea a su favor >>> han transcurrido 6 aÑos de la muerte de su hijo sergio >>> no me he hecho la idea que Él no este conmigo, siempre, siempre, estoy recordÁndolo. siempre voy a donde estÁ. y siempre digo yo mi hijo no estÁ muerto, mi hijo estÁ conmigo. >>> sucediÓ el 7 de junio del 2010 sergio hernÁndez tenÍa 15 aÑos cuando un agente de la patrulla fronteriza le disparÓ entre ciudad juega v juÁrez y e pero hoy el caso llegÓ hasta la corte suprema de justicia para ser examinado

and that's where we start joined by mariana atencio. >> reporter: this you see behind me, this line you see behind me, this is a campaign event for president donald trump. so 30 days into the president, donald trump is already campaigning for the 2020 re-election. that is exactly 1,354 days before that 2020 election, kier. as we also saw during the campaign, president trump gets his energy from talking to the crowds, from talking directly to his base. and that is what he is expected to do here today. i wanted to talk to some folks to say why they're out here, what they're expecting to hear. john, you told me you drove all the way from -- came all the way from atlanta? >> we came to show our support for trump. and we're excited at his movement in the campaign to store america. but we also wanted to talk about how hard the media has been on trump, msnbc, i think nbc is who you represent, cnn, and abc and cbs and "washington post" have all been very hard on donald trump and it's hurting america to see the level at which these six corporations that own 90% of the media be so hard on this mo

. >> quite a distance for a march, about five miles, right, mar mariana? >> reporter: five miles and i can already start to feel it. we still have a stretch of streets to walk, ali. i'll be keeping you updated here on msnbc. >> we will check in with mariana atencio in atlanta. >> to los angeles, g gadi schwa, gathering in los angeles at city hall. >> reporter: there was a weather system threatening this demonstration. quite a few people out there, about 500, 600 people who gathered out here, all kinds of different people with all kinds of different issues close to their heart. they say they're here because of black lives matter, they're here because of women's rights, but we see protests, protest signs all the time, here in southern california we rarely see protest umbrellas. i want to make our way over here and talk to some people and see what brings them out here. hi, the protest umbrella. how is it going? >> good. >> we're with msnbc. i want to ask you who brings you out here today? >> it's ironic that we're here at presidents day and a president who is

i yield three minutes ' a member of the veterans committee, the gentleman from from the northern mariana islands, mr. sablan for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sablan: i thank my good friend, ranking member of the veterans affairs committee and mr. walz for allowing me to speak in support of h.r. 512, the wingman act. i rise today in support of h.r. 512 introduced by my colleague, mr. yoho from florida, which would allow veterans to grant congressional offices, staff access to their records within the v.b.a. mr. speaker, there are no veterans benefits administration personnel in the northern march and yass. the they have no one to deal with but for the very occasional of the one six-hour visit from v.b.a. staff from guam or hawaii and usually comes once every six months. staff requests for information on behalf of the veterans sometimes takes months to receive a reply. this bipartisan would enable the permitted staff to obtain the information directly from v.b.a. data bases. this will be meaningful to veterans in my district who face challenges.

surprisingly, among his supporters we found mariana, an immigrant from south america.ou can stay here, but just follow the rules. and traditional left—wing voters are split about him. i really want to cry out what i think. holland is ours, yeah? that's what i vote for, and that's what it should be. he says he wants to make the netherlands great again. great again, yeah... he's our dutch trump, yeah. that's, that's how a lot of people see him. because it's the — it's the same populist ideas, the same fear, he tries to win votes by making people afraid. so beneath the surface, the netherlands is changing. wilders could win perhaps 20% of the vote. the established parties, under threat, are having to react. a measure of mr wilders' impact, this. the most dramatic intervention in the campaign so far, a newspaper advertisement by the prime minister, telling immigrants here to fit in or go home, aping mr wilders' language. it's shocked many in the netherlands. prime minister, hello, bbc... yes, hi... that's because prime minister rutte is a liberal, his instincts towards ope

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no nos veÍamos tan veÍamos, la pasÁbamos increÍble. >> el prÓximo martes va a estar como invitada marianaa verdad. >> lo que me gusta en manera de pensar. y tambiÉn la verdad que los hombres se llevan obviamente por suputo. definitivo en ciertas ocasiones. >> yo no creo en el dÍa de los enamora enamorados no me gusta el 14 de febrero. >>> lo que vamos a empezar con lo que preguntamos ustedes por ejemplo los hombres un dÍa de los enamorados. ¿quÉ les gusta? >>> es algo comercial 100% comercial para mi sorprender el 14 de febrero que es lo mÁs lÓgico. >> es cierto. >> ya contestÓ el seÑor chocarro. >> yo espero que me de el regalito. >> ¿cuÁl regalito? >>> me gusta el regalito. >> por quÉ me gusta que me den el regalito. >> que el tipo de cosa. >> que me de ahora. >> no sÉ, me gusta que me den. >> prefieres que te de el tipo de regalos o prefieres que te a tiendan. >> es mi regalito. >> que pase el regalo de daniel. >> jorge. >> pasa moreno. (risas). >> ok. >> lo que te tenga daniel y que mejor con ellos. preparen. >>> el desayuno que alguien con leche. >> absolutamente me gusta que me atie

like, mariana, my new therapist. >> anthony: wow. what? >> marina: wow. >> anthony: wow.in honoring the flame. >> anthony: my god. i don't know where to attack this first. >> marina: all of this, we call it achuras. >> anthony: achuras. >> marina: kidney, sausage, which is chorizo, black sausage, which is the mocilla here. oh. >> anthony: and this is the, eh, famous intestine, right? >> marina: yes. >> anthony: after a week or two here even confirmed carnivores like myself will fall to their knees praying for a vegetable. >> anthony: so, is this normal, like, lunch for people? >> marina: yes, definitely. >> nicolas: tell me, what, what did you do during your time in buenos aires? >> anthony: ate a lot of meat. >> nicolas: yeah. >> anthony: you have any vegetables in this country at all? >> nicolas: you know, there are a lot of vegetarian people here. >> anthony: yeah, right. >> nicolas: and they eat -- >> anthony: chicken. [ laughter ] >> nicolas: my wish -- chicken is a vegetable, isn't it? >> anthony: why is therapy so big in argentina? because it, i mean, the country a

msn msnbc's mariana atencio is in atlanta. >> reporter: people have already started to gather here.y will be walking about five miles to the financial district here because they say they want their voices to are heard. that is what we are expecting to see across the country. thousands of people are expected to spend their president's days holidays rallying against -- more than two dozen communities across the country will be opposing what they say donald trump has done and what he has promised to do. these rallies, they sort of emerge in a very organic, grass roots way, ally, mostly on facebook groups. the first big facebook group inspired some of the other rallies. here in atlanta, more than 3,000 people expressed interest in this event and i want to talk to one of the organizers today. this is my friend ray. what is the main issue that you guys are protesting orallyirall about today? >> i've been on about ten matchematch -- marches. there's a lot of concerns. we decided since all these marches had different marches and concerns, we'd put on one on president's day addressing all of

mariana atencio is joining us from mexico by phone. i understand he once partnered with el chapo. that operates on a federal level. this was an allied cartel led by joaquin "el chapo" guzman. this leader was killed with a missile shot from a helicopter in mexico. the video is impressive. given the mexico government not being able to take care of the bad hombres, this shows that they are starting to deal with the drug cartels here in mexico. i spoke to the head of the cia here, and he said the administration has been complacent on the security and fighting the cartel. there's a stark contrast with the prior mexican administration, the calderone administration, that really fought the cartel head-on, even if that meant an incredible loss of life here in mexico. so remember, that trump sonar with pena a week and a half ago said you have pretty tough hombres there. you have not done a good job knocking them out, that's what president trump said. that may have had something to do with this andpena is under a lot of pressure. >> that's extraordinary video. thank you so much from mexico c

. ♪ ♪ >> jim harrison: time sinks slowly to the deepest part of the ocean; the mariana trench.nthony: they say that butte is a mile high and a mile deep, and to get an idea of what they mean you got to go down. down deep into the hill. an intricate warren of tunnels whittled through the rock and soil that lay beneath the city was flooded forever by water and darkness. the orphan boy mine is one of the few remaining hard rock mines in the city. today it serves as a training facility for the montana tech school of mines and engineering. >> jim keane: there's five generations of mining here. in order to survive and provide the resources for america, these people were super skillful. >> anthony: jim keane is a state senator and labor advocate who grew up working the mines of butte. how many miles of tunnel under butte total? >> jim keane: ten -- ten thousand miles of tunnel. >> anthony: ten thousand miles! >> jim keane: and i figured -- >> anthony: like this. >> larry: they are smaller usually. >> anthony: larry hoffman is a longtime mining engineer and instructor. matt krattiger i

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mariana, what is this?reporter: so, stephanie, two news outlets "the washington post" and cbs are reporting it is president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner pulling the springs with mexico because of the close relationship he forged with the mexican foreign minister. "the washington post" goes as far as to explain in great detail it was the three of them in the ovl office when trump was writing that speech on the wall before signing that executive order. then they convinced president trump to soften his tone with mexico, include phrases like a strong mexico is in the best interest of the united states. i spoke to people after this report came out. stephanie, they are denying the whole thing. in fact, the mexican foreign minister took to twitter to deny the story, saying i never thought i would use this phrase, but i am using it today and then in caps, he wrote, fake news. stephanie, as you can imagine, he's catching a lot of flak for this in mexico. many mexicans accusing him of adopting the trump-style go

. >> msnbc's mariana atensio is in austin, texas where the no ban no wall rally is just getting started. what sets this rally apart from the others we've seen this week. >> i covered one of the rallies last week, and what makes this one different is that it focuses on, you said it, uniting the latino and muslim communities here in texas. it also opposes sb4, texas senate bill 4, which looks to end sanctuary policies in the state of texas, and i'm here with congressman juaqin castro who is about to take the stage any moment now. this is obviously a border state. what are your thoughts on the border wall, the reason why so many people are out here in this rally today? >> there are so many texans out here because we love our country. we know that it's a nation that builds bridges and it doesn't build walls to separate people. spending billions and billions of dollars on a border wall would be ineffective when we could spend it on schools and roads and so many other things. that's why you see all of the energy and all of the passion from people of every background and every walk of life her

let's start with mariana atencio in georgia. the rally just ended there, i understand it.y called this a peach-ful march, a play on words as it's the peach state. were things, indeed, peachful? >> reporter: i want to show you something, jacob. these are the t-shirts that many of these marchers were carrying today. they were calling for the impeachment of president donald trump. they say this is a lighthearted issue on the issue but i asked if they were serious. they said, definitely. they consider donald trump's ties to russia an impeachable offense. as you said, this march just ended. i walked with a couple hundred people five miles all the way over here to midtown atlanta, to the financial district. i want to walk you through this crowd. you can see the people in atlanta, very creative. how warm are you in there right now after all we marched? >> it's a little toasty but i'm enjoying myself. >> reporter: i also see this very diverse group of people here. we've seen people who are older, younger, we've seen dogs, we've seen families marching, hispanics, african-americans.

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