your child is in it. >> so melanie acts as fast as she can.he takes only one step and then launches her body at her passenger side window as the car backs up toward her. >> well, once i realized somebody was taking my car and my baby was inside of it, it is human instinct. you do what you got to do. there's no planning. there's no thinking. you are taking my child. you're going to die. or get hurt in the long run. i took my elbow and bashed out my side window as hard as i could. >> as soon as she broke the glass with her elbow, i immediately jumped into the passenger side of the car. >> as the car speeds away with aaron now in the front seat, that's when melanie loses her grip. getting knocked unconscious. in the car, aaron is upside down. but turns out he's in a good position to use his feet. i didn't care if he had a gun. i wasn't caring about what kind of harm was going to come to me. i'm twisting my body so i'm laying on the foot of the passenger's seat and just start kicking the crap out of him out of the right side of his face, screaming

so that's why melanie is getting ready to go in the water. ♪ >> yeah, melanie! begin. and i have to follow melanie. who did a superb job. so don't laugh too hard. ♪ ♪ >> in an unprecedented event, i will be double teamed. >> i got up. that is so cool! >> awesome. >> it was pretty amazing. >> it was exactly how i remember. i haven't water skied in a while. it was having a great time. with a great friend. out on the water on a beautiful day. i let my curls down. it was absolutely -- >> it was perfect. absolutely the perfect day. >> yes. >> we really had a good time. we're going to be friends. no joke. we are actually -- we're going to be friends moving forward now. >> absolutely. >> it's so great. two observations. the hair. >> yes. >> and the car. >> rent a car, rent the hair. worked out perfectly for us. >> rented hair? >> it's all rented hair. >> what was the experience like for you? >> it's just amazing. i mean, this whole thing has been like a dream. just to get to hang out with jenna. and she's absolutely an awesome personality. so much fun. the whole day wa

ktvu's melanie woodrow is live in san francisco with new information about what happened. melanie? >> reporter: you can see some candles here and stuffed animals just ahead of the vigil that should be starting in a few minutes here. tonight, a spokesperson for the housing authority tell me there were five smoke detectors in the unit. you're looking at video of a neighbor's smoke detector. while a fire department incident report said they were hard wired only, the housing authority tells me they were hard wired with a battery backup. a fire investigation is still under way to determine why the smoke detector in this unit did not go off, leading to the death of that 3-year-old boy and his mother. in the meantime, neighbor tabitha smith had this explanation. >> i know she took the one down in the living him room, but she had the ones in the bedroom and the kitchen. the fire inspectors are not doing the job she should be. >> reporter: i'm still waiting to hear back from the apartment complex regarding the last time they were out, specific dates they inspected the smoke detectors to mak

reporting live in hayward, melanie woodriff. ktvu news. >>> if you have a tip totwo investigates we would love to hear from you. >>> the widow of the man killed in a fiery car crash with actor paul walker is suing porsche. christine rodosh says her husband was killed because of design flaws in the porsche. the lawsuit says they were just going 55 miles per hour and a suspension failure allowed the car to lose control. the suit also claims there should have been a crash cage in the car and gas tank protection. the car is capable of going more than 200-miles-per-hour. the police investigation say it is two men were traveling 94 miles per hour. >>> the parking plan for levi stadium was just unveiled and it's got 49er faithful talking. >> it's going to be at least slightly inconvenience. >> the surprising trek even season ticketholders will have to make from their car to the gate. >> the heat related advisory is going into effect and how much the >>> caltrans workers made adjustments on the golden gate bridge after drives were caugh

. >> ktvu's melanie woodrow is live to explain how you're paying the price. >> reporter: it will cost you $6 to cross the golden gate bridge now with fast track. earlier this month, as your bridge toll was going up, 2 investigates caught bridge painters sitting down on the job. turns out, we weren't the only ones. >> reporter: keeping the golden gate bridge international orange is a full time job. your tolls pay their salaries. which is why you might care that 2 selects caught these bridge painters working part time. >> what time do you have to be back? >> this ain't rush hour. i can come back anytime i want, right? >> reporter: not really. general manager dennis mulligan. >> i'll be honest with you, there are times i've been out there, i've seen employees doing things that are inappropriate. i've whip out my phone and captured that on film. >> what would be an example? >> people not working when they should be working. >> reporter: that's exactly what we captured. we reported the bridge painters starting nearly an hour and a half late. instead of a 30 minute break. we saw them take a

. >> ktvu's melanie woodrow is live to explain how you're paying the price. >> reporter: it will cost you $6 to cross the golden gate bridge now with fast track. earlier this month, as your bridge toll was going up, 2 investigates caught bridge painters sitting down on the job. turns out, we weren't the only ones. >> reporter: keeping the golden gate bridge international orange is a full time job. your tolls pay their salaries. which is why you might care that 2 selects caught these bridge painters working part time. >> what time do you have to be back? >> this ain't rush hour. i can come back anytime i want, right? >> reporter: not really. general manager dennis mulligan. >> i'll be honest with you, there are times i've been out there, i've seen employees doing things that are inappropriate. i've whip out my phone and captured that on film. >> what would be an example? >> people not working when they should be working. >> reporter: that's exactly what we captured. we reported the bridge painters starting nearly an hour and a half late. instead of a 30 minute break. we saw them take a

reporting live in hayward, melanie woodriff.u news. >>> if you have a tip totwo investigates we would love to hear from you. >>> the widow of the man killed in a fiery car crash with actor paul walker is suing porsche. christine rodosh says her husband was killed because of design flaws in the porsche. the lawsuit says they were just going 55 miles per hour and a suspension failure allowed the car to lose control. the suit also claims there should have been a crash cage in the car and gas tank protection. the car is capable of going more than 200-miles-per-hour. the police investigation say it is two men were traveling 94 miles per hour. >>> the parking plan for levi stadium was just unveiled and it's got 49er faithful talking. >> it's going to be at least slightly inconvenience. >> the surprising trek even season ticketholders will have to make from their car to the gate. >> the heat related advisory is going into effect and how much the mercury will climb where you live. >> and our cameras caught a confusion, what caltrans wor

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ktvu's melanie wood row spoke to the owner. melanie, why didn't hi tell his customers the store was closing. >> he says he feared for his employee's safety. this might be in part why. check out this facebook page that's been created by all of these angry parents. it was created yesterday and already there are nearly 530 members. they are all furious that they weren't given a head's up this consignment shop would be closing. >> for five years loyal shoppers flocked to this consignment store. the owner says business was tight. the he had to close his doors for good on sunday. inside, hundreds of customers' items and thousands of dollars in unused store credit. >> these people stole from my baby, pretty much. >> jessica herndon someone of hundred parents furious. he knew he was closing his business but didn't tell customers. >> i would have been down here and i would have spent my money. >> he says he decided to close nearly a beak in advance. >> why not extend that 6-day notice to your customers. >> the ran he didn't give them a

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melanie is in our newsroom with the call and melanie, at any point could you hear the woman in the background well, you can't though at one point the caller says she is screaming and crying in the background. kaepernick's -- when he said the woman wouldn't leave. >> i have a visitor but she don't want to leave and we want her to leave. >> a call from star quarterback karl kaepernick's friends after a woman wouldn't leave the hotel room. >> we asked her to leave and she said she's not leaving until she see him. >> according to a police report were partying with a woman at a luxury hotel in miami after waking up in the hospital the woman told police she didn't know how she got there. she also told police there was alcohol and marijuana in the room. >> she told me her name was jesus. >> the miami fire department confirmed they took the woman to the hospital following this 911 call. >> she's on the bed with no clothes on. >> the woman told police she had a sexual relationship with kaepernick in the past but they did not have sex that night. kaepernick tweeted his followers in early april saying t

melanie is in the newsroom with more, including a lawsuit that was filed today. >> that's right. this is a lawsuit that was filed by the center for science in the public interest against the department of agriculture, they want strains listed that are antibiotic resistance. substances that are illegal to sell in the united states. >> according to the center for disease control and prevention, there's eight new cases of amnella -- salmonella poisoning a week against foster farms. this is a serious threat. >> jonathan capelins director of the food and agriculture, more than 80% of all antibiotic sells are purchased for raising livestock. they are used to speed animal growth and prevent disease in feed lots. >> when you use the drugs day after day to prevent disease that should be prevented through better management process. >> foster farms says it uses antibiotics. >> secret, the public doesn't know, and they have not replied to our requests to talk about this issue. foster farms would not reply to our requests as well, instead directing us to a statement on the web site. since oct

ktvu's melanie woodrow is in the newsroom. and her mother supports a bill that will keep recalled vehicles from being sold. >> reporter: that's right, the senator behind the legislation says it would close a loophole. >> recall, are you serious? come on man.  >> reporter: 2 investigate approached several car lots with cars with recalls. the search is free. jackson is blind -- behind the legislation that would make it illegal for used car companies to sell cars with recalls that have not been fixed. >> most people believe that when you buy a car that that car has been inspected. that it has been fixed if there's a defect that's not the law right now. >> i was outraged that there was no requirement. that a rental car company, had to do an open recall before they rent it out to public. >> reporter: their rental car like this one has a defect. >> these cars are crashing. there's no excuse for it. >> reporter: senator jackson's bill will be heard in committee in june. they're hoping they can overcome opposition from used car comp

and tyson yee who's not here today (clapping) under ems staff we have chief which you have chief melanie brandon and jay perry (clapping) paramedic captain glenn >> under special projects captain ed mow (clapping) in service training staff ti training center captain jeff. (clapping.) lieutenant james mel burger (clapping) lieutenant james read i didn't (clapping) and lieutenant pat shaw (clapping) alleyway also in attendance my administer staff (clapping) at this time looked like i'd like to introduce the honorable bodily mayor ed lee who will address the class (clapping). >> thank you assistant chief williams tom o'connell don't fret someone referred to me as captain ed mow this morning so (laughter) what a great day. one hundred and 16th fire academy class for san francisco. 39 people who today, i look across the crowd of your friends and proud of the city proud you spent 16 hard weeks training yourselves and going through all the lessons this academy training class has to offer and most importantly you're joining the world-class fire department and thank you for the opportunity chief

melanie, let's talk to you and about how the tone of the media has changed over the years.did a good job of recounting this earlier in the week. quotes like stalker, ditzy, predatory. i thought the coverage overall was more conservative than it was in the 1990s. was that your thought as well? >> there was nothing like misogeny aimed at this 21-year-old woman in the 1990s and that's because the president was the most powerful man in the world and his supporters, and this young woman with her story that could easily be cast as this destructive being. to me that's not what's most important, and certainly the coverage is much more benign now toward miss lewinsky. she's a grown-up, and it's always better, any pr consultant will tell you and campaign consultant will tell you to get ahead of the story and put it in your own words. the president had the chance to stand in front of the most powerful pulpit in the world again and again and spin the story the way he and his lawyers wanted to spin it, and this young woman was silent for complicated reasons i don't fully understand. and

. >> hello my name is melanie i'm a tenant on franklin the property adjacent to the project and i'm speaking open on behalf of the landlord the owner of the building behind us. we have two major objectives just to be heard and two getting in direct contract with the contractor we'd love to speak with them and i've heard those concerns echoed one concerns about the noise that occurs for the next two to three years and the impact on the tenants living in the adjacent to the project and the parking i'm sure you're aware of pine is a heavy commuter roads and finally the air quality. since there's a construction project on van ness and bush and franklin there's been a few the air has been kind of heavy so it's a little bit disconcerting to us. those are our main concerns about the impact this project has on the people that are directly effected and specifically our landlord dearrives most of her income from the property she's concerned about the views right now i have a beautiful view of the san francisco sky resign instead the building will be there and the tenants and the value of the rent she'

. >> melanie gives their parents, top flight real estate brokers, a personal tour of the home. >> welltwo of everything. we have two sings two. stoves. two fridges. two wine fridges. two dishwashers. >> ingenious idea. it got me to come in and take a look at it. >> amazing. you went all out. >> i would say a success. lots of brokers who may not have come if they couldn't have brought their kids. >> mary beth its putting the finishing touches on her ultralux open house. >> belly to belly marketing at its finest. >> the property showcases its private duck pond. a feature the caterers may have everlooked. >> what are you cooking up? >> marinated duck. >> oops. let's move to wine and cheese. each room, the bathroom greets beeners with a treat. >> look at the chocolate dipped strawberries in the fabulous bay windowed tub. >> around every nook and terraced window another surprise. >> oh, lobster blt. that's kind of awesome. >> to further inspire potential buyers on how they might live in over 5,000 square feet of new home, mary beth installed a yoga lady. >> you just need one yoga lover. the

ktvu's melanie woodrow is live in san francisco with new information about what happened. melanie?er: you can see some candles here and stuffed animals just ahead of the vigil that should be starting in a few minutes here. tonight, a spokesperson for the housing authority tell me there were five smoke detectors in the unit. you're looking at video

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melanie sloan is the executive director of citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, a smallign expenditures. as we said earlier it's against the law to use campaign funds for personal use, but sloan says it's perfectly acceptable to use campaign funds to hire your wife, husband, children, grandchildren, and in-laws. >> melanie sloan: while there are anti-nepotism rules that prevent them from hiring their family members on the official staff, they can indeed hire them on the campaign payroll, and do. >> kroft: and they do? >> sloan: and they do. >> kroft: sloan says there are at least 75 members of congress who have hired members of their family to work on their campaign and paid them with political contributions. until republican congressman ron paul of texas retired in 2012, he seemed to be the leader with six family members on the campaign payroll-- daughter, daughter's mother-in-law, three grandchildren, and a grand child-in-law, paying them a total of $304,000 over the past two election cycles. but paul only ranked third in total pay-outs to family members, behind former

. >> reporter: melanie garza says she's tired of feeling unsafe. >> women are always threatened in someway or another, whether it's physically or walking down the street feeling like they have to watch their back. >> reporter: gaza is not alone. after the shooting, the twitter handle hashtag all women appeared. it's exploding with tweets describing how women fear men and worse. this struck a really deep chord in the hearts and minds of many, many women and men who have a hunch that this is a larger society problem. >> reporter: carrying a no rape sign, she wants to get men thinking. >> most women i know, you know, they do -- they fear being raped, you know, all the time. walking in the city at night and that's something i don't have to think about at all. >> reporter: with the all woman member event happening across the country. activists hope the violence in isla visit to creates change. >> this guy felt this sense of entitlement. >> reporter: people passing by did seem to stop and listen and consider what was being said and now the conversation continues on twitter. reporting live in san

melanie woodrow, ktvu channel 2 news. >> today there were calls for the resignation of sonoma county supervisor. this was the first time that he appeared with other board members since he was found not guilty of attempted peeking of a female neighbor. although he did receive some support, most of the people that spoke today demanded he resign. he was clear he doesn't intend to go anywhere. >> those who demand that i give the office to which voters of the fifth district elected me will be disappointed. i have no intentions to resign. >> he was dmauth his underwear the night he was accused of peeking. board members say they can't force him to resign. they did vote to censure him. >>> happening now, the berkeley city council meeting at this hour may take the first step toward arming police officers with stun guns. the council is set to vote on a study, which would look at the consequences of issuing stun guns to police. the police officer's association is in favor of the idea saying the berkeley pd is one of only three departments in the bay area that doesn't use the devices. >>> san jo

melanie hobson, george lucas's wife is one of the most powerful influential people in chi-town.s not out of the question. >> stands to reason that chicago would be in the running. >> i'm going to guess wherever it is, my family will be taking the journey. >> i know of one city that woke up pretty happy this morning, feeling maybe pretty damn good. new york city. the rangers beat the montreal canadiens 1-0 last night. the stanley cup finals for the first time in 20 years. yes. i was there at madison square go en watching the afters down -- avenues go down. >> just one period. scar is looking tide the finals and how much it will cost to see her beloved rangers face off against the l.a. kings or the chicago blackhawks. >> we don't know who it's going to be. >> did you come on live tv just to say that, eric? in your face! >> there you go. >> canada! the whole thing. >> team u.s.a. team canada. >> i do have a chart. i did cook one up here. >> hold on. do you have more canadian prize for a team of montreal or a new york team? >> this one is from scarsdale, new york. and i came here to

melanie is in the newsroom with more, including a lawsuit that was filed today. >> that's right. lawsuit that was filed by the center for science in the public interest against the department of agriculture, they want strains listed that are antibiotic resistance. substances that are illegal to sell in the united states. >> according to the center for disease control and prevention, there's eight new cases of amnella -- salmonella poisoning a week against foster farms. this is a serious

his mom melanie says her son is strong and loves to take rides in the car. >> next to dylan neil daveve birth to him on her birthday, which she says was an incredible gift. >> our final johnson's baby of the week is josiah dell cheatham, born on april 17th in jasper, texas. and his parents joe and jomina say he's happy. >> if you want to submit your baby, go to klgandhoda.com. >>> bobbie thomas is getting ready to polish you up on products for your nails. >> i know how you like that. >>> and what will be the summer's biggest blockbusters? we have your ticket coming up right after this. hey, this is where we grow the mustard seed that makes french's yellow mustard. 100% natural from me to you. with 40% more free, there's more to love. french's. naturally amazing. take them on the way you always have. live healthy and take one a day men's 50+. a complete multivitamin with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. age? who cares. the arteries of your dishwasher arwith grease and lime scale. use finish dishwasher cleaner every month to keep your machine in sparkling health. for shining resul

melanie is live with more. this is a legal loophole of sorts. . >> reporter: that's right. car manufacturers want you to know about open recalls. most mail customers to owners and it is illegal for dealers to sell you a vehicle that has a open recall that hasn't been fixed. it does not apply to used car dealerships like this one. >> reporter: at 19 years old she had her first accident. >> breaks locked up. steeringtually locked up. -- steering wheel locked up. >> the manufacture recalled her vehicle. >> shut off on me. >> reporter: it is illegal for dealers to sell new cars under recalls that haven't fixed. same is not true for used vehicles. he says last year 200,000 used vehicles with unfixed recalls were for sale online in california. >> many cases people don't know that there is an unfixed recall. especially people buying the cars. >> reporter: it is a potentially lethal league loophole. >> we don't know how many deaths and injuries are caused by this because nobody is tracking this. >> reporter: she has legislation they would make it illegal to sell used cars with open

in her call, melanie sojourner, for chris mcdonnell also told cochran's campaign manager. >> there was some stuff several months ago where this guy was doing some insane stuff on line. we found out about it. chris and i really siked a bunch of volunteering on trying to who was the source. >> no one on staff ever had any contact with kely. sojourner made her call before rose cochran's name had even been disclosed. the incidents basic details were already circulating. and they claim it is waited three weeks before reporting i the crime. >> whatever the real facts are, i don't think hard evidence is needed here in a political context because politically this is a disaster for mcdaniel. >> the mcdaniel cited two polls showing their man leading cochran. the surveys that were conducted assume lower turnout rates than will likely be seen on primary day, june 3rd. >> still ahead, the epa wants a wyoming man to pay $75,000 a day for a pond. we'll explain. first, brit hume with his analysis about what the veteran scandal tells us about government health care. i make a lot of purchases for my bus

it's clear that melanie had known about this for weeks. question is, you know, did she confront senator mcdaniel with this? what else, you know, did she know going forward. and those are actually questions that cochran's campaign has raised. >> now, there's another part of the voice mail that's getting attention. take a listen. >> we don't know this guy. we have no idea who he is. he's been arrested by the madison police. it's one of the most despicable things i have ever heard of. >> we have no idea who he is. except later in the same message, she says this, listen to this. >> there was some stuff several months ago where this guy was doing some insane stuff online. we found out about it, chris and i immediately sent a bunch of volunteers to try to find who was the source of just a lot of ugly rumors, and masty staff and we wanted it squashed. >> what do you make of this contradiction. we don't know the guy, we don't know who it is. then in the very same message, we know the guy did some strange stuff online a while back. what do you make

caught by a nearby surveillance camera, 20-year-old melanie andrews, seen here in the red car, is waitingowded shopping area. on the opposite side of the street, julie brown also waits patiently in her white toyota. as the blue volkswagen pulls away, both women make their move. brown prevails, but andrews is not leaving without a fight. she can be seen pulling her car up to brown's white toyota and revving her engine in an attempt to push brown's car out of the parking space. from inside their vehicle, brown and her son watch in amazement as smoke billows from the spinning tires. when the toyota doesn't budge, andrews throws it in reverse. >> as she was repositioning, i thought that she was going, so we got out of the car to get a ticket. that's when she managed to actually move the car completely out of the space. >> brown's 12-year-old son tries to push his mother's white toyota back into the parking space, but in a match between man and machine, he quickly throws in the towel. an eyewitness describes the scene. >> you could smell burned rubber for ages afterwards. she shunted this car

. >> ever since his marriage to million -- to melanie hopson chicago hislled second home. >> gettingchicago will be easier than getting to one coast to the other. >> impossible to see, the future is. lucas is expected to select a location the summer. >> who will it be? we are now joined from d.c.. has san francisco offered up any new locations to get this? yesterday up -- >> they upped the ante. a personal letter was since -- was sent to george lucas. he writes about the many merits including that, it is wind protected and enjoys an average 300 days of sunshine per year. while san francisco is the most obvious choice and does some might chicago is seen as a worthy opponent. it does look like chicago is seen as a worthy opponent. >> ted was a huge winner for seth mcfarlane. our senior west coast correspondent jon erlichman has more on his new venture. to die inlion ways the west is a film coming out this weekend. he has had success with family guy, i think if you set a couple of years ago he was going to do live action comedy westerns people would have said good luck. as you highlight

melanie, good morning. >> good morning. >> is this just a bounceback from a -- sort of a oppressed winter or is this really the economy taurn turning the corner? >> i think both. there definitely was pent-up demand because the winter was so harsh all over the country. that's for sure. but the other part of it is i think i can give you a qualified, yes, that the economy is turning the corner. this jobs number was much bigger than anyone expected. the qualified part is that we also saw 806,000 people leave the workforce and take our labor participation rate to a 36-year low. that's the bad side of this jobs story. >> if i've learned anything from listening to you and anthony, the types of jobs are just as important as the number itself. what kinds of jobs were added? >> actually that is goodness. of the jobs the vast majority were private sector with 15,000 jobs that were government. of the private sector jobs 105,000 of them were professional services engineering, health care. higher paying jobs that are aun considered white considered collar. just 68,000 the lower paying food service or r

booktv, and i regularly watch on sunday, and i recall sometime ago you had a lady by the name of melanie phillips from england, who has written a book, the world upside-down, and i was very impressed by the remarks she made as to the one word the progress gives do -- progressive does not wish to hear, and that is the truth. i think that really hits the nail on the head. i was a party not so long ago, mentioning something about the obamacare problem. there was a problem. as soon as i mentioned that, without any further discussion i was told i was a right-winger, a fascist so i'd like to ask mr. levin, who i respect very much, what is the mentality of people of different ideologies, people of equal intelligence, who agree with his concepts, and people on the other side of the issues? i really would like to hear some discussion of that. thank you very much. >> guest: what is the mentality? i'm not sure i understand. but -- let me use this as an opportunity to say something that relates to it. in terms of this ideology. i don't believe conservatism is an ideology. it's what naturally flows f

tonight, so please join me in an appreciation of the aurea foundation and its co-founders, peter and melanie munk. [ applause ] >> well, the moment we've all been waiting for. let's get our debaters out on stage and our debate underway. speaking first for the motion, "be it resolved, state surveillance is a legitimate defense of our freedoms," is acclaimed trial lawyer, harvard scholar, and storied civil libertarian, ladies and gentleman, professor alan dershowitz. joining professor dershowitz on the pro side of tonight's contest is none other than the former head of the nsa, the national security agency, the former head of the central intelligence agency. he's a retired four-star u.s. general. ladies and gentlemen, michael hayden. now, one great team of debaters deserves another, and we have not let you down tonight. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome serial technology entrepreneur, the co-founder of the global social news phenomenon of reddit, and bestselling author alexis ohanian. alexis's partner tonight is a person who's been at the very center of this global debate since edward snowd

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. >> y tambiÉn estÁ de cumpleaÑos, quÉ linda, melanie domÍnguez de new jersey, cumple apenas ... te olvidan las contraseÑas, no eres el Único. aquÍ te daremos los mejores trucos para evitar el problema y recordarla siempre. >> y mÁs adelante vamos a seguir sometiendo a las finalistas de nuestra belleza latina a esta prueba. veremos si ellas son tan bellas. >> y michelle salas celebrÓ a lo grande el dÍa de la madre. no te puedes perder cÓmo. y lupillo rivera como nunca lo habÍan visto en su vida, todos los detalles en el revoltillo. aquÍ estÁ maite y nos va a contar todo. todo! [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> se pone mejor, y tambiÉn michelle salas, le mostramos las imÁgenes. >> son tantas como aparentan! >> y descubre las comidas de cÓmo afectan tu estado de Ánimo! ♪ >> venga! venga! ♪ >> bueno! >> hola hola! allÁ en casita, buen dÍa! >> muy buenos dÍas a todos. estamos contentos, nos acompaÑa mi tocalla. [ aplausos ] mi tocaya, carla monroe >> ademÁs de guapa es muy talentosa. >> felicidades. [ risas ] >> ademÁs estamos muy contentos de que estÁ aquÍ, porque saliendo agarras tus petacas explosi

. >> arturo se siente en su mejor momento fÍsico y quisiera tener dos hijos mÁs aparte de melanie, sudo. cuando comparte con tu hijo, es tu pareja. si estamos hablando de bailando por un sueÑo... jordi! >> vÁmonos, bailando por un sueÑo se va a transmitir por univisiÓn los domingos y va a tener un elenco de primerÍsimo nivel. ese es uno de los elencos. con esa foto y con esas circunstancias, ella nos dice cosas bonitas. >> al oÍdo. >> ojalÁ. >> entonces, en uno de los ensayos dentro de la coreografÍa me tocaba hacer un split de impacto y cuando las abrÍ con tanta fuerza, me topÉ con un tubo y le di con el pie de frente. me da mucha pena porque querÍa bailar con mis dos soÑadores, siento que los dejÉ solitos. >> quÉ pena que abriÓ las piernas y se dio con un tubo porque baila muy bien y acÁ, la tuvimos de invitada. >> por el talento que trae para el baile. >> es boricua! tiene ritmo en la sangre. >> asÍ como yo. >> ella antes de ir a mÉxico me encargo cinco o seis vestuarios porque no sabÍa lo que podía pasar ahÍ. se estaba preparando. >> a mÍ me pedía hazme un split de impacto. con mu

i recall some time ago you had a lady by the name of melanie phillips from england who has written a book the world upside down and i was very impressed by the remarks you made as to the one word that progressives do not wish to hear and that is the truth. i think that really hits the nail on the head. i was at a party not so long ago i was mentioning something about obamacare is problem. there was a problem and as soon as i mentioned that without any further discussion i was told i was a right-winger and i was a fascist. what i would like to ask mr. levin whom i respect very much is what is the mentality of people of different ideologies? people have equal intelligence who agree with his concept and people on the other side of the issues. i would really like to hear some discussion on that. thank you very much. >> guest: what is the mentality? i'm not sure i understand but let me use this as an opportunity to say something that relates to it. in terms of this ideology. i don't believe conservatism is an ideology. i believe conservatism is what naturally flows from human experience.

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