asÍ a marlen. >>> tenÍa compasiÓn por niÑos, animales, ella. >>> han pasado los dÍas, pero el dolor,rande y nos afecta a todos. >>> oficiales de divisiÓn milton organizaron este evento para reunir donativos. >>> miembros de la comunidad mostraron que acompaÑan con su dolor a la familia lorenzo. >>> desgracia grande para esta familia vl. >>> aed de lo recaudado, hoy mÁs de 24 mil dÓlares se habÍan recopilados para asistir a estos padres guatemaltecos. >>> a han dado su ayuda, que han estado elevando sus oraciones por mi familia para darnos fuerza y apoyo. y no hay palabras. >>> norma riveiro, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> en cuanto al conductor dijo detective resultado de pruebas de su celul celular m>>> una ciudad de sur de california en alerta luego que un emprendedor comenzar a rentar carpas para indigentes, en whittier y estÁn equipadas con paneles solares, incluso internet alquiler de 402 dÓlares al mes y anuncian en redes sociales quien las instalÓ dÍce que es para ayudar a desamparados. >>> tambiÉn si al mes. >>> los dueÑos de carpas tienen retirarlo o serÁn confiscadas. pausa, f

marlene ruiz is seeking asylum nearl paso. they w don'tant to give us asylum she says. critics say closing the border won't stop the flow and neither will stripping aid from these three nations, that helps fight the crime, violence and poverty that drives people to leave in search of a better life. hallie jackson, nbc news the white house. >>> this is tom costello, it would likely only take a few weeks before americans would notice a border shutdown in the grocery aisle. near ly half of all imported vegetables and fruit are grown in mexico. toucumbers and avocados and berries, beer, wine and tequila for margaritas. most of it comes from mexico. if the border closes, americans could find n themselves short key ingredients they have come to love. avocados could be gone in three weeks and ld california ct pick up the slack for another month or so. >> we might not be le to find them number two, if we can, they will be very expensive. they could go up two to three times. a >> reporter:rica'sap petite for made in mexico has increased with the country demanding fresh foods, ra

trasladó a un hospital aún logró con vida sin embargo poco después falleció a causa de sus heridas >> marlene contra las investigaciones está detenido, aparentemente utilizaba su celular al momento del accidente >> puede que hayan cargos en este caso, se verá según la resolución del fiscal >> aal sur del estado afirma que el auto se trasladara >> uun incendio no relacionado,, siempre que se pueda comprobar de que este incendio fue provocado por una falla >> se solicita a los legisladores del estado de california, se exige manos libre, no significa estar libre de ocasionar un accidente por el momento es solo una propuesta para que se presente un proyecto de ley >> podría parecer un accidente de auto pero al regresar le digo que es lo que provocó y como pudo terminar en tragedia, la comunidad en auckland se reúnen para poder reconstruir la escuela >> sabía usted que en el estado de california hay por lo -50 tipos de mosquitos ? >> se ha puesto lo a pensar lo peligroso que es ? >> acompáñenos comentaremos este información >> la violencia no se detieneees que la balacera que se ve cada día deja m

marlene ruiz is seeking asylum near el paso. they don't want to give us asylum, she says. critics say closing the border won't help stem the flow of migrants like ruiz and neither will stripping aid from those three nations. money that helps fight the crime, violence, and poverty that drives people to leave in search of a better life. hallie jackson, nbc news, the white house. >>> this is tom costello. it would likely only take a few weeks before americans would notice a border shutdown in the grocery aisle. nearly half of all imported vegetables and 40% of imported fruit are grown in mexico. from the cucumbers and tomatoes in your salad to the avocados in your guacamole and raspberries in your smoothie, and beer, wine, and tequila. most of it comes from mexico. if the border closes, americans could find themselves short on key ingredients they've come to love. avocados could be gone within three weeks. because of the growing season, california would not be able to pick up the slack for another month or so. >> we might not even be able to find them. number two, if we can f

reportera: marlene y su pequeÑa se la estÁn pasando de maravilla en el parque de san josÉ. simple vista en mucho de ellos. >>desafortunadamente no hemos tenido los fondos para poder mantener estas cosas, tal como nuestras casas, nuestros coches, necesita mantenimiento. reportera: son noticias como estas las que preocupan a padres como noemÍ. este es el caso de su hija amelia, quien estÁ a punto de cumplir sus cuatro aÑos. >>ella no puede hablar todavÍa, estamos yendo a terapias, pero la ida a parques con otros niÑos el ayuda mucho. reportera: el rÁpido crecimiento de la ciudad de san josÉ, han significado mÁs de 200 parques, 283 estructuras de juegos y 50 recintos comunitarios. >>es muy importante para nosotros como personas. ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: la comunicaciÓn de seguridad de productos al consumidor y la compaÑÍa fischer price, retiran esta mecedora. este videojuego tiene a muchos jÓvenes pegados por las pantallas durante horas, lo que preocupa mucho a los padres de familia. ambrosio: natalie pÉrez nos dice quÉ hacen los padres para entender a sus hijos. natalie: probablemente

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conversations] >> marlene? ♪ >> thanks for taking time out with us. the country together. we are divided country. great 10.1 about education and a 10 point plan about the environment, if we are not unified, then it ain't happening. so, first things first. i admiredthings about you as you are pretty much speaking is letting everybody know we have to do this together. how important is it that we make sure that we support you in whatever it is you decide to do during the campaign? dollareed 65,000 low donors to get on the debate stage. that will be the big next step for us. at the end of june. we will be putting some teams together to maybe call in iowa. >> so, if anybody wanted to get in touch with you, may be about joining the campaign, how can they do that? >> tim ryan for america.com. >> thank you, sir. >> appreciate it. thank you. good? yeah. [laughs] conversation] conversation] >> can i take a selfie with you? >> yeah. ♪ me do it. here you go. 3, 2 -- >> he's got long arms. >> thank you so much. >> how are you, sir? we're going to do it. ♪ [laughte

host: let us hear from the democrat come marlene in wilmington, north carolina. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to remind everyone that the house voted unanimously -0 to make the report public, mitch mcconnell left that from coming to a vote in the senate as he has many towns before. this is completely, in my view, unconstitutional this. branch of the government is supposed to be a separate and equal branch as is the judicial branch, not an extension of the executive branch. so in my view, we need to vote the president and mitch mcconnell out of office next year, they have hijacked our constitution and our democratic processes. thank you for taking my call. the report completed and turned over to the justice department, the justice department redacted it and now the redacted report is supposed to be released today around 11:00 to the respective committees in congress and made public later on from there. cliff in maryland, republican line. hi. caller: good morning, c-span. that lady from north carolina is completely wrong about the vote taken in

marlene served as 2345eu68 clerk in world war ii and went on to hold a special place in president bush'sn america. she had long time congressman peter king. strong tough and caring. and indeed she was. rest in peace, arlene. >> juan: very cool: very spring weekend for the williams family the grand kids had fun at the a packed zoo. my wife and i went to take a look at nature's glory the cherry blossoms in full bloom. it was jampacked around the titled basin. boy was it worth it how awesome a sight cherry bosms can be. of course you have to take a picture of loved one next to the cherry blossom. his or her is high wife and here is me. afterwards i took back some cherry blossom head bands for the grand girls. the cherry blossoms, i have got to tell you, just heavenly, folks. so was seeing all the families and elderly. i can't tell you, some people were moved to tears by springtime's beauty. welcome springtime. >> dana: i'm about moved to tears because spring has not arrived in new york yet. >> pete: it's a little chilly. >> pete: at fox nation we are continuing to try to prove we are the ne

host: let's go to marlene, who is calling from new york. marlene, good morning.aller: good morning. host: what you think democrats should do now that they have a redacted version of the mueller report? caller: i think the democrats should be very careful. we are going into an election time. i think they should allow people to go and vote him out. they should be extremely careful. they will not make it through the senate. they are going to lock them. we are going to waste a lot of time. aboute to do something health care, do something about infrastructure, do something for the people while they are continuing oversight. push thisd not impeachment and yes, he is despicable, and he is doing everything wrong, but the people should get out there, we can vote him out. go to the polls at election time. host: so, marlene, are you concerned about the american voter turning against the democratic party as they -- if they push ahead with the impeachment? caller: i think the republicans are so strong, they do not care what he does. they plan to support him all the way, and w

. >> i'm marlene sanchez and i'm for the restorative justice in oakland and i'm a san francisco native at the bayview hunter's point and i'm here in support of ab-392, changing the language from reasonable to necessary. we know that the police have the training and that they're actually getting funded to create more training so that they can be able to deescalate situations. we don't see how any police officer can justify putting in some cases up to like 9 99 bulls into somebody who is hiding or running away. i know that there is -- that this will also protect a lot of young people who are scared of police. i think somebody said earlier the relationship isn't one of trust. i have -- i'm raising children in san francisco and i have a teenaged son who at many times has been scared of police and so my fear as a mom and as a resident of san francisco that my kid one day will be scared and the police will deem it reasonable to fire shots into my son. and so i just urge you to please support this bill and yeah, thank you for all the work that you are doing and standing with families. thank y

marlene and kirsten and i came up with the same that it takes a village to get a dog adopted so.art of that village. >>linda puts a great deal of time effort inside into each color, she makes before each shoot. this. it's a color that was made for because she's an 11 year-old dog. >>so the cardinal fashion far would be suitable for her betty who was 11 glow and hold her head high i. >>for her moment in front of the camera she came to the shelter in january. you know this is a situat on where maybe we can't get a caller put on masks just like on the real world, some of the dogs were moody models, max wanted nothing to do with his picture taken this day. yet here he is mugging for the lens. another day black he was all smiles as was benny and harley move quick. i i tend to put butterflies on my callers. >>but sometimes the dogs don't want the butterflies on there they will renew they see the better. there also may can be selective about that drops as well really we had he not came out that we had a dog named to wayne who refused to the so he preferred skyhawk top instead. >>linda s

marlene naylor attended a briefing. >> reporter: a spokesman tells me two of the victims at valley medical center have been upgraded from serious condition yesterday to fair condition today and we just got new court documents that reveal more about the victim. we can tell you that 4 victims remain in the hospital tonight including a 13-year-old girl who was in a coma. this as we learn more about what led up to tuesday's carnage here. new details i merged thursday about isaiah peeples, the 40- year-old sunnyvale man who deliberately ran down 8 people on tuesday evening. >> on the day of the incident, he had picked up some food and was on his way to deliver the food to his bible study group. >> reporter: the chief of sunnyvale's department of public safety says while he has no ties to terrorism, investigators are still trying to learn the reason behind peoples's actions. >> we don't know what his motives were. >> reporter: peoples served in the army from 2004 and 2006 and was honorably discharged and served in the reserves until 2008 and had no criminal history. he was currently working as a

le doy las gracias a marlene por abrirme las puertas de su casa, por abrirme su corazÓn y en la primeraener este color verde. vamos a aplicarlo en absolutamente todo el pÁrpado sobre el corrector. despuÉs vamos a tomar este tono cafÉ claro y nos ayudarÁ con los bordes. pasamos a la pila aplicando lo correcto. absolutamente toda la cara con la ayuda del dedo o una brocha tambiÉn de mi paleta y la vamos a aplicar . puedes poner simplemente ayudarte a difuminar. me me puse polvo ni nada porque me gusta cuando la piel se ve luminosa y no tan mate. ahora ponemos este lila rosado y vamos a aplicarlo como si fuera un iluminador. todos los puntos altos de mi cara en donde llegarÍa la luz. aplicamos ahora iluminador que tiene tonos lilas, y se va a ver sÚper bonito porque va a iluminar y vamos aplicar el mismo tono verde a las pestaÑas de abajo. finalizamos el maquillaje poniendo el lÁpiz blancoen la lÍnea de agua de los ojos y el labial en un tono caliente que se verÁ sÚper bonito en contraste con el lila. eso fue todo, espero que les haya gustado muchÍsimo y nos vemos en el prÓximo vÍdeo. [mÚs

marlene is seeking asylum near el paso. >> neither will strip willing aide from those three nations.oney that helps fight the crime, violence, and poverty that drives people to leave in search of a better life. halle jackson, nbc news, the white house. >> arsenal beat new castle firing the gunners and putting them in third place. goals from aaron ramsey and -- helped the north london side secure a victory and steal a march on their rivals in the race for a champions league spot >>> switching over to corporate news in europe, shares are trading lower after amazon announced it will cut prices on hundreds of items at whole foods starting from tomorrow elizabeth joins us now for more. this is interesting, right it's somewhat of a reflection of the industry as a whole and some of the price pressures that these companies are going through. not just from a retailer standpoint, but also from a logistics standpoint as well >> this comes after earlier this year at whole foods that it would have to raise prices on some goods we see this grocery space heating up here. amazon acquiring whole food

a tingle ing sing sation just a nice calming feeling and it's you know i'm looking here at c r a marlene who sent us this tweet she talks about a s.m.r. relaxing her and she says i have a lot of hectic energy in my day it's almost meditative to sit and do nothing while listening to a s m r videos and i actually only follow one a s m r artists gentle whisper and i wouldn't touch a gentle whisper and if you're wondering what gentle whisper in is like you don't have to wonder for a much longer have a look. first time. so. you know i see. you know. me you. me and you're relying. other zero never be the same again. it was watching a maria gentle whisper in the video early on when i first discovered from our year that made me understand probably what is the origin of a smart right because i was watching one of her videos just like there and asked sudden i had this feeling this is what an infant must feel like when their parent is soothing them the worst of the light touching the gentle voice the caring disposition and it made me think well that's probably the origin we're probably all born to

marlene in north carolina, independent. going to say something. my family has been here since 1684. we fought in the war kari we have done all this. i see changes that frighten me for my country. thatr as the young woman is a muslim, she would need -- would not even be here if george 67,000d not brought somalians in one swoop into this country and put them in the area she is from. citizen, i am appalled because every one of gets $1000 a month from the american taxpayers as a refugee. host: where did you read that? caller: that was when it first happened back in 2000. he literally brought an entire group of somalis. remember one thing -- the somalis were the ones that drug our dead marines through the street. host: this is part of an effort for political asylum because the country was at war at the time. caller: why would you -- why would you bring them here and establish 67,000 people that in theready put somebody united states congress that was not even born in this country? host: you think if you are not born in this country you should not be able to represent a district that refl

marlene favela tame publicÓ sus fotos safra ya dentro de la catedral.. >> en halloween asÍ se vestían de catalina. ♪ ♪ >>nos estabas contando de esta nueva modalidad de entrevista vistas. >> estoy hablando de enrique iglesias, estÁ muy concentrado con su paternidad, tambiÉn resulta que lanzÓ un nuevo sencillo, le permitiÓ fanÁticos de el hablar. por primera vez, el padre habla de estos gemelos. >> este es el primer viaje que haces dejando a tu familia. >> si que es difÍcil cada vez que me voy y tengo que dejar mi casa por un par de dÍas no es fÁcil. intentÓ que mi itinerarios no sea estar fuera de casa mÁs de dos semanas, pero es difÍcil. >> que te gusta mÁs? >> cambiar paÑales lo hice en el hospital y en casa, no lo hago mucho, pero me gusta mÁs el tetero. >> Éste fue el secreto mejor guardado. >> lo quise mantener en privado, si te soy sincero, hasta pensÉ que nadie se iba a enterar estando en el hospital. ser padre me ha cambiado la vida y soy feliz. es increÍble verlos crecercomo maÑana cumplen 16 meses y estÁn creciendo a una velocidad espectacular

marlene in north carolina, independent. going to say something. my family has been here since 1684.e fought in the war kari we have done all this. i see changes that frighten me for my country. thatr as the young woman is a muslim, she would need -- would not even be here if george 67,000d not brought somalians in one swoop into this country and put them in the area she is from. citizen, i am appalled because every one of gets $1000 a month from the american taxpayers as a refugee. host: where did you read that? caller: that was when it first happened back in 2000. he literally brought an entire group of somalis. remember one thing -- the somalis were the ones that drug our dead marines through the street. host: this is part of an effort for political asylum because the country was at war at the time. caller: why would you -- why would you bring them here and establish 67,000 people that in theready put somebody united states congress that was not even born in this country? host: you think if you are not born in this country you should not be able to represent a district that reflec