damian: all right, marianna, any final thoughts from you?rianna: well, thank you for the opportunity, and apply to cape. i think there are a lot of opportunities in california, especially for latino businesses, to change the landscape and to really own this space that we have here in this country. damian: all right, thank you all so much for what you're doing. andrew: thank you. damian: all right. and now, let's see. i think we have time to see what's happening in your comunidad here on "que pasa." [music] [music] [music] damian: and our saludos for those celebrating a special day. felicidades. [music] damian: here is our contact information. you can follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. you can also pick up a copy of "el observador" newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. you can also watch us on telemundo canal 48, "comunidad del valle en español." that's every sunday. so, right after this show, every sunday at 11 a.m., we switch around and do this whole show in spanish once again. we thank you once

we do have heather marianna back for our thrifty thursday segment. we'll get to the tequila in just a moment. it's one of the flavors of her new sugar scrub which is amazing. but we're talking food. >>. >> krystal: only heather marianna could manage to mix football snacks with beauty treatments. let's get on it. >> football season is here. so i thought i'm already panicking about all the food i have to make for they'll parties. so i thought why not mix a little dips that you can use on your face too? >> krystal: i love it. tell us what all this does. >> so this is just basic tomato and cilantro. tomato is so amazing for acne, oily ki your skin. >> michelle: tomatoes? >> yes. and cilantro is a natural anti-inflammatory so it's great for acne. >> michelle: i did not know this. and we all know that avocado is great for your skin. so if you mix it together you can have guacamole and chips. >> michelle: apply then take a bite. >> when you are preparing for parties make extra and have your beauty treatments ready for the week. >> krystal: just explain to h

marianna is from peru. she has asked not to be identified. she's been under provisional release for nine years. she came to japan to live with her japanese-brazilian husband, but when he divorced her, she lost her residential status, and so did their two children. all three were ordered to leave the country. but she has nobody to turn to in peru. and her children don't speak much spanish. not allowed to work, she's scrapes by with help from her friends. her biggest concern is her children. without a change of status, her sons won't be able to work after they graduate from school. >> translator: ultimately, i need to find work, and it's hard to face the reality that i will be the only one of my friends without a job. i feel tahere's nothing i can d to build a future. >> reporter: marianna hopes the boys will be granted residence in japan, even if she's not. >> translator: this situation might be my doing, but pmy sons are not to blame. i want authorities to consider their future. >> reporter: but immigration officials are not about to rethink.

heather marianna is back and she is going to tell you how time and be combined into one without breaking the bank. that's coming up at 12:30. "news 3 live at noon" will be i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] theyey're bringing drugs, they'e brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get him the hell out of here... get him out of here! >> krystal: we're taking a live look from the wishes in flight telethon. we need you to call. they're waiting for the phones to ring. 702-642-1342. we want you to donate airline miles. also money if you feel so inclined to help wishes come true for children battling life threatening illnesses. this is your opportunity to send them on their dream times. so, hey, donate. we want those numbers to be big. michelle? >> michelle: the drug maker behind a lif

sister marianna can't believe it. her escape is now an iconic image. i at the might the ground is still shaking after another violent after shock hit central italy this morning. this after shock bringing down buildings and triggering clouds of . rescuers are still pulling the victims out. today whole towns are homeless. people are now living in tents and depending on food handouts. there is anger too. investigators are examining why this school collapsed despite spending a million dollars to make it earthquake proof. as the dust continues to rise so so more than 200 people caught in the rubble have been rescued so far but there are many still unaccounted for. mo americans were killed or injured in that quake and tomorrow there will be a state funeral held for dozens of the victims. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to the forecast. we'll look live over the city of boston and if you look way out there, it's kind of hazy. it's hot and humid. very sticky feeling to this friday. some cities and towns seeing some downpours earlier this afternoon. off for a bit

you did mention high price to get in compared to derek jeter's last game, marianna's last game, this love-hate relationship with a-rod, while they want to see it, it is not a must-demand ticket. >> why we have jesse. we'll break down ticket prices with players in previous situations. these are averages. >> average price 150-dollars for tonight's game. jeter, $700. rivera was $250 average. they weren't sure when he was going to pitch or if he was going to pitch. a-rod's game looks like normal game. get in 20 bucks. i was on ticket i.q. app, $20. liz: i'm actually going. i want to sigh it. this is story we have covered because the money and business of baseball is so huge dan, but you look at the feel of this game and words that are being thrown out they are humiliating, dreadful, lonely. but it is going to be a fascinating thing to watch. is it not? i mean he had the long career, 12 years with the yankees. >> it will be fascinating. you know what is more fascinating, the giants first preseason game outdraws this game on local television. nfl versus a-rod's last game. that is what i'm

host: let's go to dorothy in marianna, georgia. hi, dorothy. dorothy, are you there? caller: hello. yes, ok. i wanted to actually ask a question. host: sure, you are on the air. caller: i want to ask a question. first of all, i want to say we are at this time, no one in america is from america more than the indians that was here. at the time, there will always -- they are always talking about these foreigners coming in. who are the ones that are going to make the laws that people can sit down and say they are going to do harm? conducting donald trump with a level head he has not had throughout the whole time is putting gasoline on a fire. so, i don't think donald trump is the answer to everything today. because back in the day, people really opened their eyes. back in the day when clinton, the husband was in office, i don't think no one can actually disagree they didn't have a good life at that time. so, what makes trump, who i think is trying to get a dictatorship in america, the best candidate for america at this time? host: let's hear from our guest. thanks, dorothy. guest: i und

host: let's go to dorothy in marianna, georgia. hi, dorothy. dorothy, are you there? caller: hello? host: go right ahead. caller: i wanted to actually ask a question. host: sure, you are on the air. caller: i want to ask a question. first of all, i want to say we are at this time, no one in america is from america more than the indians that was here. at the time, there will always these foreigners coming in. who are the ones that are going to make the laws that people can sit down and say they are going to do harm? i think putting donald trump with a level head he has not had throughout the whole time is putting gasoline on a fire. so i don't think donald trump is the answer to everything today. back in the day, people really need to open their eyes. back in the day when clinton, the husband was in office, i don't think no one can actually disagree they didn't have a good life at that time. so what makes trump, who i think is trying to get a dictatorship in america, the best candidate for america at this time? host: let's hear from our guest. thanks, dorothy. guest: i understand the

host: let's go to dorothy in marianna, georgia. hello. dorothy, are you there? caller: hello.t: go right ahead. caller: i wanted to actually ask a question. host: sure, you are on the air. caller: i want to ask a question. first of all, i want to say we are at this time, no one in america is from amerco no more than the indians that was here. at the time, there will always .e foreigners coming in who are the ones that are going to make the laws that people can sit down and say they are going to do harm? i think donald trump with a level head he has not had throughout the whole time is putting gasoline on a fire. so i don't think donald trump is the answer to everything today. back in the day, people really opened their eyes. back in the day when clinton, ie husband was in office, don't think no one can actually disagree they didn't have a good life at that time. thinkt makes trump, who i is trying to get a dictatorship in america, the best candidate for america at this time? host: let's hear from our guest. walid: i understand the point she is raising, but it is probably oppos