please welcome to san antonio marisa abrajano. [applause] >> thank you for the very kind introduction and thank you, everyone for coming. it's a pleasure to be here today in your beautiful city, and i just want to briefly talk about the goal of this book as well as what the main research question is that this book tries to address. as well as stay become immigration is a central part of the united states that were often thought about at the country of immigrants, which we are, and today more than ever immigration is playing a very salient role in american politics. in the past 40 years, the u.s. has transformed tremendously demographically. today those who are foreign-born make up 12% of the population, and with the change also comes racial change in the sense that latinos have now surpassed blacks as the largest racial and ethnic group in the united states, making up 17% of the population. and by 205 2050 demographers prt that white's wilbur's majority status. and so this demographic transformation raises both hopes and fears. it

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>> marisa: i'm here about luca. >> victor: oh. your husband. >> marisa: ex-husband. followed him here. i know you met with him. >> victor: yeah. so?

>> reporter: but marisa found solace in this book ask me how i feel by diana lopez. of the little girl whose mother is diagnosed with breast cancer. >> when i got the book my mom was getting treatment. >> reporter: main character makes a promise. >> i got inspired by the book, and, i wanted to make my own promise. we will ask god and the virgin to ask your mother. that explains. in return each of us will do something special. >> reporter: it is a promise maris a willful fill this mothers day as she trade in her pink ballet shoes for sneak tours walk in the sea of pink in this years race for the cure. she's even a team captain leading team race for gina in honor of her mom. >> since she went through breast cancer named it after her. >> reporter: gina, by the way after six round of cancer is cancer free. >> you must be so proud of your daughter. >> for her to come and decide to do this race and to raise money for such a special cause means so much to me. >> reporter: and the whole family will be outside on the course with her. >> i could not be prouder of the girls for

a a >> reporter: the so-called death zone affected marisa streidham.nd, robert gropel, who attempted to revive her. he also got altitude sickness. he was evacuated by helicopter and survived. >> she could do anything. >> reporter: her sister and mother mourned marisa as a woman whose gifts were priceless. >> just be my daughter. >> reporter: a rescue team is being assembled to bring the bodies off the mountain. about 22 other climbers reportedly suffering from frostbite have also been rescued. they're in kathmandu. meanwhile, adrian ballenger and cory richards, the two climbers we've been following who have been snapchating their way up the mountain, they are safe and on their final leg of the journey. they'll make the final push to summit around 2:00 eastern time. they'll push through the death zone. >> going up optional kaczynski once again stands by his belief that he's not crazy. in a handwritten letter, ted kaczynski, known as the unabomber, writes, "i am ready to speak to someone from the media regarding my brother's recent comments and how they

this is a drawing of marisa mier. the article about meyer's criticism during her time at yahoo. a spokesperson told abc7, quote, running that cover illustration is variety's own, illustrate's variety's own burden to bare. >> texting and driving is illegal in california but plenty of people admit to reading messages or reading facebook behind the wheel. a local start up is using technology originally for the blind. >> mary is in the minority. >> do you use a smart phone in the car? >> i try not to. sometimes, i do. >> how do you do? >> carefully. >> you have probably seen it. >> they're swerving. most of the time, you taek a glimpse. >> this aims to change that. it's called 06. >> it lowers a bayer for people to stop using mobile applications. >> they realized there is another market for the product for anyone who uses a phone and driving a car. everything forced by touch and sound. >> you get a like. >> react. >> with an app it turns stuff you love to read into radio stations. >> makers say it's more natural than trying to have a conversation with siri. >> you shouldn't be inter

this is a drawing of marisa mier. the article about meyer's criticism during her time at yahoo. a spokesperson told abc7, quote, running that cover illustration is variety's own, illustrate's variety's own burden to bare. >> texting and driving is illegal in california but plenty of people admit to reading messages or reading facebook behind the wheel. a local start up is using technology originally for the blind. >> mary is in the minority. >> do you use a smart phone in the car? >> i try not to. sometimes, i do. >> how do you do? >> carefully. >> you have probably seen it. >> they're swerving. most of the time, you taek a glimpse. >> this aims to change that. it's called 06. >> it lowers a bayer for people to stop using mobile applications. >> they realized there is another market for the product for anyone who uses a phone and driving a car. everything forced by touch and sound. >> you get a like. >> react. >> with an app it turns stuff you love to read into radio stations. >> makers say it's more natural than trying to have a conversation with siri. >> you shouldn't be inter

. >>> young ceo marisa myers can look forward to a massive pay out in the event of the big changes at her embattled company. >> she's entitled to severance benefits of 55 million-dollar if she's fired or yahoo is sold. company share price lost about a third of the value last year. >>> jungle book is still roaring through theaters, live action film from disney, which also owns abc. >> jungle book took in 42 million-dollar, that is almost as much as the next six films combined, huntsman, winter war and keanu brought in 9 million. that is america's money. >> have a great day everyone. at pure leaf, we know that the best things in the life are real. so we wouldn't use anything other than real, fresh picked tea leaves brewed the way you make it at home. ...pure leaf. a delicious, real leaf-brewed iced tea. we love iced tea the way you love iced tea. pure and simple. pure leaf. for the love of leaves. cno artificial flavors.. philadelphia® garden vegetable. rich, creamy... ...and delicious nothing else tastes like philadelphia®. people on social media didn't like the picture that was posted

and 34-year-old australian, marisa strideham. >> arnold trained for years on his fifth expedition.s twitter account announced he made the summit. on his descent he complained of symptoms associated with altitude sickness and died that night. >> death from altitude sickness from water pooling in our lungs, or water on our brains. both can be fatal in a day or so. >> that was a huge avalanche and powder blast. >> reporter: climber jim davidson on the mountain last year during earthquake and avalanche that killed 19 people. eric arnold also survived that tragedy. up on the summit of everest it is 66% lower in oxygen availability. to stand up and walk 20 feet across the ground can make your heart pound in your chest and make your head throb and make you dizzy. >> reporter: the australian woman died after exhibiting similar symptoms saturday at 26,000 feet. the so-called death zone. >> as a result above the death zone we have to try to get up, summit, and get back down quickly before that altitude basically shuts our body down. she was climbing with her husband, robert gropel who attemp

emily: what about marisa meyer? >> a lot of what has been said has been remarkably unfair.e of fair, that's the role you take on when you're the c.e.o. of a public company. emily: what is fair and unfair? >> what is unfair when they start publishing things about security and what the company spends on it. that doesn't matter for public investors to understand. she should not be under this kind of attack by anybody. that's the story that should be written. nobody chooses to write it. why is the c.e.o. under this kind of attack. emily: what do you think of the "variety" cover? >> i don't want to be in her shoes for these reasons. it's that whole segment on what people can and can't write about you. unfortunately, some of these things are fair game whether she likes it or not. at the end day, she is doing her job as a professional c.e. . she is trying to build value, she has a strategy, she is executing on it. it hasn't lived up to the potential she hoped. she said that. they're looking at what else to do next. that's her role and responsibility. emily: so buying imagine easy

. >> judge marisa mendez gave escoto the mandatory sentence. >> life in prison without the possibilitye leaves prison is in a pine box. on the day escoto is found guilty, the family went to the cemetery to visit wendy. they sat on her grave and talked to her. >> i kind of just sat back and felt that i could breathe for the first time in so long and felt she was finally at peace. she can rest now. >> rest for wendy, the kind, young woman who loved animals and enjoyed playing dress-up and who fatally married a stranger, till death he did part. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm lester hol >>> right now at 11:00, dmeonal trump and joe biden together. >>> a philadelphia man accused of dousing his girlfriend with gasoline, setting her on fire and leaving her for dead. today outside the courtroom, he said he killed someone he loved when he started that fire. good evening. that arson sparked an evacuation of the lincoln motel in bucks county just after 2:00 this morning. more from the suspect's apparent confession.

i want to remind you that this morning session is being filmed by c-span2, and at the end of marisa's comments when we get to the qa there will be a microphone that would asked about if you have questions. we certainly hope we hav

. >> judge marisa mendez gave escoto the mandatory sentence. >> life in prison without the possibilityes prison is in a pine box. on the day escoto is found guilty, the family went to the cemetery to visit wendy. they sat on her grave and talked to her. >> i kind of just sat back and felt that i could breathe for the first time in so long and felt she was finally at peace. she can rest now. >> rest for wendy, the kind, young woman who loved animals and enjoyed playing dress-up and who fatally marriest till death he did part. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm lester holt. >>> right now at 11:00, another windy day in our region. tonight, we talk to this off-duty emt who rushed to help a 7-year-old little boy who had

. >> judge marisa mendez gave escoto the mandatory sentence. >> life in prison without the possibilitypine box. on the day escoto is found guilty, the family went to the sem ter -- cemetery to visit wendy. they sat on her grave and talked to her. >> i kind of just sat back and felt that i could breathe for the first time in so long and felt she was finally at peace. she can rest now. >> rest for wendy, the kind, young woman who loved animals and enjoyed playing dress-up and who fatally married a stranger,e right... dozens of firefighters are at the scene of a large fire that threatened an apartment complex. >>> breaking news in san jose as dozens of firefighters are at the scene of a fire that threatens an apartment complex. >> that fire ripped through a san jose auto repair shop. the flames so big firefighters evacuated a neighboring apartment building as a precaution. firefighters were forced to keep a distance from the shop because the old brick building was in danger of chanollapsing complet. also in danger was a power line in danger of

>> i have known marisa for 10 years, worked at google.as probably all advice she needs from advisors and management team. i would say the biggest thing we learned in the m&a process overall making sure there is actually a coherent strategy and vision because doing deals for deals sake is first road to disaster. reporter: talking 500 million monthly active users on aol right now. facebook by contrast, has more daily active users, more than a billion but they have come under fire potentially suppressing conservative posts. the vp of facebook saying we don't do this and this is not something we do. of course with the election there is so much impact on how people consume news on aol and facebook. what do you think about the situation at facebook? >> two things. i think it would be highly unlikely facebook is filtering their information for consumers because i think at the end of the day all of us have one word with consumers. that es trust. if consumers don't trust you, you will not have them on the service. the second piece we own media pro

. >> she takes me and marisa rosenthal through the four moves. the first a wall squat.le also squeezing the beach ball. >> tuck firming into the beach ball. press it up and bring it in. >> your weight should be on your heels and you'll feel this in both lower and upper body. >> this is harder than it looks. >> next we transition to alternating lunches agai alternating lunges. if you want more intensity add a jump. the third move works your core and obliques. >> up and down, up and when you're ready and you feel stable lift those legs off the ground. >> the last move is push-ups with reach. you can modify by going on your knees or make it more difficult by staying on your toes and placing the ball farther away. >> then you got reach a little further to hit it. carly says do each move for 30 seconds with 10 seconds transition time. repeat the circuit four or five times, three to four times a week. >> i think small changes go a long way. >> she says if you keep consistent with this simple workout and make just small tweaks to your diet, it's easier to maintain and you will

chief marisa mayer holding a y cross.iety didn't explain it, is she tired, couldn't handle the weight of a company. and it could be the investors who are basically hurt by her decisions. the company could have sold itself for 48 billion in 2008. and now selling possibly as little as 2 billion. a lot of write-downs on her watch. stuart: the several package is the cross she has to bear. and we call it government failure. long airport security lines and passengers missing flights. don't worry the tsa has a fall guy. the head of security reassigned. less than an hour from now, there's a hearing on capitol hill addressing the long line issue. listen to what ron paul had to say about it yesterday, roll tape. >> we can do without the irs, without the tsa and without the va and do a much better job, so we live with that 35 years and only tsa for a short period of time, done us no good except give us long lines and the va is in shambles because bureaucracy doesn't work. all of these are proof that bureaucratic management doesn't w

my two other colleagues marisa taylor and tim johnson have been six months nonstop. and they've given us new funding, brought in outside experts, we have a whole bunch of things planned. so in that sense, had we known this was going to be as well received as it had, i think maybe we would have planned differently. i don't think anybody -- we all knew that the ice and prime minister of probably go. we knew by september a good bit of the things that were in here. but i don't think anybody thought the response would be as positive as it has. i've watched the other two icij big profile project be well received. i will let marina answers to whether or not this played out as they thought. but my sense is this played out much more public reaction than he could ever imagine. >> i wanted to add to the previous question about the technical challenges. the need to work side-by-side, hand-in-hand with engineers, with data analyst, these people, many of them from the younger generation, they need to be our best friends. return those engineers and to journalist. and now they call

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