marlene: yo amo mi profesiÓn.ur love ♪ (♪♪) ♪ lifting me higher ♪ pandora. no soy supersticioso, pero... ...la gente me esta mirando muy raro. tal vez necesito un amuleto. ¿quién le va a decir? ♪♪ tienes caspa. ♪♪ ¿en serio? ¡de nuevo! ¡necesita head & shoulders con cada lavado. los ingredientes de head & shoulder combaten los microbios que causan la caspa y si lo usas en cada lavado ayuda a qu reaparezca. wow! huele genial... ...y te deja el cabello hidratado. es head & shoulders... (♪♪) (gasps) crema a la izquierda, un episodio más crema a la derecha, y vemos toda la serie. le damos un giro. yeah! (laughs) oreo. sigamos jugando. siguiente! ♪♪ sonreír primero puede ayudarle - siguiente! a alguien a encontrar el valor de sonreír también. ♪♪ hola, mi nombre es carlos dÍaz ortÍz. si usted tiene tanto medicare como medicaid, tengo noticias realmente alentadoras que definitivamente querrÁ escuchar. dependiendo de los planes disponibles en su Área, es posible que pueda obtener beneficios adicionales con un plan de nece

borja: vamos a ver esta noche el caso de marlene ochoa.. no contenta con eso llegÓ al hospital y dijo que era su bebÉ, este caso lo analizaremos con expertos que han trabajado en este caso, tambiÉn hoy nos acompaÑarÁ el papÁ de marleny. hace mucho tiempo que no salen televisiÓn y nos va acompaÑar muy amablemente. no se pierdan, hoy la cita es el gran estreno "cÓdigo de investigaciÓn". paulina: te va a ir espectacular estÁ rodeado de expertos, y es un gran tema. . [mÚsica] >> organiz

can you now, everyone, stop, and marlene is going to come and collect your work. 0k, spin �*round nowhat you know you haven't made yourself. go on. all i want you to do is hold this and look at it, and then just tell us what it's telling you. well, it is a vessel. i really like to see the traces of the hand, the traces of the fingers. i really like the warmth of it. ifeel, like, the temperature of the person who was holding it and was shaping it. many of the artists talked about the warmth of the clay. that was, as it were, a residual transfer of the person that had been making it. form carries feeling, often unconsciously, and in the same way that we read each other�*s body language, exactly the same thing is true for those objects. it feels organic to me, like it has grown into being. it's almost like a bone — part of the spine or, you know, like a hip bone. anna? erm... yeah, in this piece, you can see the marks of the finger and the hand very clearly. and there are more than two handprints, so it also makes me think of collective or community. yeah. i guess the shape of it, it fee

marlen guzmán, telemundo. y reiteramos esa información.alifornia. expertos hablarán con la comunidad con respuestas a las preguntas que usted tenga. mientras que a nivel local, las organizaones en el condado san mateo están realizando un foro informativo para la comunidad inmigrante. así es. esto está ocurriendo en el pueblo de pescadero. y precisamente allí está ya nuestra compañera nathalie vera. pasamos con ella. nathalie, queremos preguntarte cómo va este evento o cómo está la preparativos para ellos? bueno, el evento está por comenzar. en una media hora será de 6 a 8 y de hecho estamos en la primaria pescadero. así que aquellos televidentes que quizás tengan interés de venir. definitivamente hay tiempo. pero quiero presentarles aquí a judith. ella es una de las organizadoras aquí de este evento. son varias organizaciones las que están formando parte de este evento. si nos puedes comentar un poquito sobre alguno de los recursos que las personas podrán tener acceso esta noche. sí, claro. hoy día vamos a hacer una presentación sobre los

marlene dodge. ask she's with valley view ranch equine rescue. and we have a 20-foot trailer.e've got the trailer, palisade, malibu, whatever. anyway, i asked her. she's a former firefighter. i told her what i had witnessed the first night in there. because i think i was the only person in there. and i said, i witnessed the firemen not -- not using their hoses or putting out the fires. i was kind of shocked and didn't know what was going on. i asked her if i should mention that on cnn. she said, it doesn't reflect well on the firemen, and we don't know what is going on, billy. so it might be better for you not to mention that. so i didn't. but now i'm seeing a lot of the tv reporters today, they are talking about that they weren't able to use the -- i guess they ran out of water. so i did want to mention that, that i did see that yesterday. i refrained from saying that because i didn't want to reflect badly on the firefighters, who are the true heroes here and the police officers. so, you know, the same thing happened in the woolsey fires. i was in corral canyon, putting out -

thank you so much, marlene well, an injury to i'm going to send roman trip to the top of the spanish league, jude bowling, and struck in a knowing sea face minutes. give her a. let's see. one went over valencia. when didn't look long for ralph and much of a scan before his late aerobics, telling him that missing a 2nd ha penalties and see how to work delayed at this stage of the match. and it got worse. 3 out of the misfire, stadium and vinicius, to me it was red, caught if that's the decision rail. so you guys will be paying against. but the 10 men of rail level did not ship thanks to luca motors, age 13 own use and 100. 16 days, motors for coming rounds owns is ever goal score, filing and then produce the when a deep in stuff it's done. the defending champions lead the way and it's possible raised 2 points clear of 2nd in the table. i select the country well on, but what was, what is, what is what we're going to appeal. the red card, we'll see what happens. i don't think you should be suspended until on. so your other question about if we does of the when i believe so it's on the 1

ale: me encanta marlene fabela. alan: espectacular.on mobile e internet de velocidad gig. este año nuevo, todo va sobre ahorros en velocidad gig. no esperes más, cámbiate a xfinity hoy. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] reportera: vÁmonos a europa de un hombre armado matÓ al menos 10 personas entre ellas dos niÑos en una pequeÑa ciudad de montenegro, el atacante huyÓ del lugar antes de suicidarse cuando se vio rodeado por la policÍa, el primer ministro calificÓ el tiroteo de terrible tragedia y declarÓ tres dÍas de luto nacional. los tiroteos masivos son muy poco frecuentes en montenegro. regresando a amÉrica, lo que empezÓ como una celebraciÓn para darle salida al 2025, se volviÓ una tragedia mortal en una casa en donde habrÍa un fuego por fuegos artificiales ilegales. romi, adelante con los detalles. romi: buenos dÍas. este es otro incidente mÁs que se suma en vÍsperas de aÑo nuevo, fue en hawai donde una explosiÓn dejÓ a tres mujeres muertas y mÁs de dos docenas fueron hospitalizados despuÉs de lo que las autores llaman en pastel, bÁsicamente, es u

phil ruffin, his wife, alexandra, and their two beautiful children, richard and marlene that.ere's ruffin? he's right here. some ledge ledge -- legend, i'll teleyou. he's a legend in las vegas and beyond. he'll be coming out. today we talk about how we're going to end the economic suffering anding stagnation and disaster of the past four years and create the four greatest years in the history of our country. that's what's going to happen. [cheers and applause] that that's what's going to happen. and as i said in my if inaugural address which, by the way, it got the the highest rating in the history of fox. [cheers and applause] can you believe it? that's nice. the golden age of america begins right now, but i have to be honest with you, i'm really here for a different reason. i'm here to say thank you. i went to north carolina yesterday -- [cheers and applause] and then i flew to see just an unbelievable problem, just a mess in los angeles. right? and i said, you know what i ought to do? if i want to come to a state known as nevada. has anyone ever heard of it? [cheers and app

marlene in minnesota on the line for independence. -- independents. caller: i don't know if you can answer my question or not. guest: neither do i. caller: i am wondering, when did all of this heavy pork start coming into our bills that are supposed to be for the american people? millions and billions of dollars that they pass in these 1500 page bills, 3000 page bills that pelosi wrote and said just sign it, you can read it later. when did that start happening that this became unaware to the american people? guest: 1789. congress did do away with earmarks some years ago. that's an enormous question. not all of this is negative. that is what lobbying and the first amendment is for. not to give a flippant answer, powerful interests are able to stuff bills with whatever they want. until congress gets back to doing business like it used to, having hearings and fully vetting these things instead of just signing it and reading it later. i can't give you a better answer to that. that's in a norm is subject to tackle in a short period of time. host: martin di

vamos a empezar el primer caso marlene ochoa. recuerdan?unos consejos. me acuerdo cenar contigo y hablamos. ahÍ comenzÓ. jessica: mÍrate ahora con tu propio programa. jomari: no quieres estar aquÍ tambiÉn por las maÑanas? borja: prefiero estar en las noches. [risas] jessica: un turno completo. jomari: para dormir aquÍ. borja: vieron que buenos compaÑeros que se preocupaban por mi horario de trabajo. muchas gracias. [risas] tambiÉn trabajan un montÓn. jomari: la mitad que tÚ. [risas] borja: la invitaciÓn estÁ hecha. dÓnde? [risas] los espero a todos gracias a todos por el cariÑo y el espacio tambiÉn a mi familia de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ >> satcha: muy buenos dÍas, fuertes vientos regresan y aumenta la cifra de fallecidos. karla: en vivo analizamos la historia del primer secretario de estado hispano. satcha: el gobierno nuevo detalle de los 75 millones de dÓlares que le devolverÁ inmigrantes por aplicaciones. en inmigraciÓn lo que debe salir heroicamente contamos de la cancelaciÓn de citas a travÉs de la aplicaciÓn . satcha: porque aquÍ siem

[risas] marlene: creo que serÍa la seÑora silvia derbez, hice mi primer personaje la recuerdo mucho coneneraciones. raÚl: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica" un tema que han otra gente le encanta. jomari: atenciÓn en la casa saquen lÁpiz y papel que vamos a ayudar a lucir a la moda este aÑo. para conocer la tendencia y estilo invitamos a un diseÑador de lujo. el Único colombiano parador de programa mÁs importante de moda. es un diseÑador impresionante. admiro su moda es impresionante, tenemos unas modelos para ti, para que no te quejes. vamos a empezar con la Última colecciÓn. sebastiÁn: vamos estar presentando ahora en primavera 2026, que va a salir este aÑo, vamos a ver las tendencias. jomari:jessi, dale con todo y vamos a hablar de las rayas. sebastiÁn: tiene un blazer, una tendencia que estarÁ sÚper fuerte este aÑo, especialmente las rayas verticales. un traje que es muy simple y sofisticado que no sirve para muchas ocasiones diferentes, las rayas en todas sus presentacionescon colores mucho mÁs vibrantes y fuertes de la que estamos presentando. jomari: siento que los blazer se

marlene in minnesota on the line for independence. -- independents.aller: i don't know if you can answer my question or not. guest: neither do i. caller: i am wondering, when did all of this heavy pork start coming into our bills that are supposed to be for the american people? millions and billions of dollars that they pass in these 1500 page bills, 3000 page bills that pelosi wrote and said just sign it, you can read it later. when did that start happening that this became unaware to the american people? guest: 1789. congress did do away with earmarks some years ago. that's an enormous question. not all of this is negative. that is what lobbying and the first amendment is for. not to give a flippant answer, powerful interests are able to stuff bills with whatever they want. until congress gets back to doing business like it used to, having hearings and fully vetting these things instead of just signing it and reading it later. i can't give you a better answer to that. that's in a norm is subject to tackle in a short period of time. host: martin di c

latino parity and equity coalition representing 23 organizations serving the spanish, bilingual and marleningual residents in san francisco and bay area. i also have the privilege of serving in the planning department's equity council and i am also in the immigrant rights commission. >> i am here to express my strong support for the proposed equity budget for the san francisco planning's community equity work. now more than ever we must stand firmly in our commitment to equity by continuing and strengthening investments in programs that uplift our communities, communities of color and ensure that our voices shape planning decisions and public investments in our neighborhoods. >> this moment calls for action with a new federal administrator in making it clear that inclusivity, equity and fairness are under threat especially for communities of color migrants and communities. san francisco must continue to lead by example. so i urge this commission to uphold the critical equity work we've been we've done for over decades and invest boldly in communities that make our city stronger. we need yo

the car was now as you can see they are going down abraham, if i could interrupt the we sold them, marlene waving, and they said to be carrying bags. yes, the bags on i'd like to because i don't know what do you, what do you all but know they said it is just $10.00 for the car or the last i know they are moving or mover and where the del martin and there might have been given a smiles as you can see, the change in a very political moment. i wonder if we just take a few seconds to watch those 2 screens again and just process and take in the enormity of the moment that we've just witnessed. and just listen for a moment to the pictures coming from 2 different people. the yes, the, the certainly the mixed emotions coming from the hosp square. we talking about families, all of the captives be held for those 15 months. they've been in what had become known as foster square in tel aviv protesting on a weekly basis, trying desperately to put pressure on the is ray, the government to strike a deal as soon as possible. many of those hundreds then turned out to thousands with most of cultures on a we