. >> miriam is 19 years old. she had just a few years of primary school education. her family has a hard life. now she's started the five-month-long course in a manqa school. >> why am i here? i want to learn to cook new things. for example, my father only ever wants to eat chuÑo, these freeze-dried potatoes. i want to try to cook other dishes for my parents at home. >> miriam is hoping to get a job as a cook in a restaurant one day. and she says she wants to make traditional dishes that are fresh and full of variety. at the end of the course, the students receive a state-approved certificate. at the graduation ceremony, a number of proud parents are in attendance. the gustu project has been attracting more and more attention. more manqa schools are due to open soon. city authorities have allocated premises for them. the schools stand for the notion of education as the basis for social change, a change from the bottom up. >> we have 10 manqa schools with three thousands students that's going to run for the next two years. and then suddenly we have thousands of peopl

actress miriam colon has died. she studied in the famed actor studio becoming its first puerto rican member. she had appearances on "bonanza," "alfred hitchcock presents" and "gunsmoke" and "nypd blue." just to name a few. in the movie "scarface" she was the mother of tony montana played by al pacino. 2015 she appeared in the tv series, "better call saul." miriam colon died yesterday in albuquerq albuquerque, new mexico. she was 80-year-old. >>> it was a big day in alaska as the iditarod sled dog race got under way today. the ceremonial start took place in anchorage. there you see about 2,000 dogs on 72 teams ran through the city. the official start takes place on monday in fairbanks. the teams will race nearly 1,000 miles to nome, alaska, it will take them between nine and 17 days in one of the world's most celebrated tests of endurance. >>> another race to note tonight. this one measured in seconds in indianapolis. it looked like track but it was all about football. wide receiver john ross of the university of wa

>miriam got lucky.the current apartment vacancy rate in silico valley is about 3 and a half percent. so most of those flood victims who still can't go home or either staying with a relatives or are in hotels. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam ) the anderson reservoir water level ... which overflowed and caused the coyote creek to flood last month... is gradually dropping. as of this afternoon, it is at about 85-percent of capacity. but that is still a long way from where officials want it to be ... the goal is 68-percent, so crews can do a seismic retrofit. the water level has only gone down a foot since the beginning of the week ... so it could be a while before they get there. especially with more rain in the forecast for tomorrow. a live look outside right now... a lot of sunshine today ahead of the expected rainfall.. let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. .rain and moderately south winds return to the north bay area late tonight as a frontal system

i want to share a story from a constituent of mine named miriam. miriam was diagnosed with endometrial cancer and underwent a hist ster rectomy because of that cancer. because of her illness she was not able to work full time and eventually lost her biggest client due to her absence and illness. she watched as her income decreased and became anxious. while she technically could afford her care she would spend her entire savings and everything she had on her cancer treatment leaving her with nothing. thanks to the affordable care act she was able to find and keep coverage and the subsidies offered saved her from extreme hardship. as her income decreased her subsidies increased simultaneo s simultaneously. she was able to keep her plan even as her income decreased and able to stay financially solvent. miriam wanted to share her story because so many people take their healthcare for granted and don't realize they could one day need access to the affordable coverage provided under the aca. for miriam and 35,000 people in my district at risk of losing t

he was engaged to a woman named janet miriam.ived in texas and learned of lynn's disappearance long distance. >> cliff had called me and said he had -- i believe had received a phone call stating that lynne had disappeared. they found lynn's car, and they didn't know where she was. >> reporter: this is a very traumatic thing that's gone. he's lost his mother. did you shield him from it -- >> okay, the news, we shielded christian as much as possible. >> this area -- >> reporter: meanwhile, the massive investigation into lynne friend's disappearance had one goal -- to find her or at least her body if she was, in fact, dead. >> are you prepared to deal with the worst? >> no. no. i cannot think that. i will not think that. lynne is -- lynne is the woman that i'm going to marry. she is my life. >> i think he really wanted to hold it together and to be dignified. >> reporter: jennifer snell was a reporter for miami's nbc station wtvj. >> i thought that as the word would come out of his mouth, he will realize what he was saying what tha

. >> reporter: it is what brought miriam, an undocumented immigrant to the consulate this afternoon. she has three american born children and plans to register them as a precaution. even the kid that's were born here, she says, are really afraid they have to stay here and we get deported. a few weeks ago, president trump announced a far reaching plan that widens the net for deportation. anyone charged with a crime or who poses a risk to public sayty or national security could be a target for ice agents. the consulate says that its staff is overwhelmed and they are looking to add more people to take on the demand. in an unusual move, this office will be open on saturday to mainly process dual citizenships. they plan to register 40 children on that day alone. in san jose, betty yu, kpix5. >>> homeowners in pleasantson living on the edge called the water agency to fix the eroded edge before it swallows their backyard. they say they have been hung out to dry. now it is a race against time to make the bank stable before more land gives way. the agency has already sent staff members to eva

miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment.e little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: a girl with true mettle. from cbs news to all of you all around the world, we wish you a very good night. >>> are ben affleck and jen garner calling off their divorce or is ben hooking up with his other ex, jen? >> it was my first like adult heartbreak. >> rumors are swirling but we have the real story. then is scarlett johansson's divorce getting nasty? what we know about a custody battle brewing. >> being a working mom is an incredible challenge. >> if scarlett is traveling overseas, then there a chance he could prevail. >> a michael jackson movie. only we can take you to the set as we take you to the day his family was mobbed by fans. >> this is about the person and man behind the mask. >> and how adam levine got his break. our exclusive "voice" coach talking about before maroon 5 fame. >> we sold no tickets. at one t

miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment.the little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: a girl with true mettle. from cbs news to all of you all around the world, we wish you a very good night. >> right now on off script. debate is underway on the gop plan to replace and repeal obama care. but with democrats united in opposition and some republicans saying they can't support it, is the bill dead on arrival? ahead, the washington examiner will discuss republican opposition, and what president trump is doing to help push the plan through the house. but first, a day without a woman. the ambitious follow-up to the women's march. asking half of the world's population to opt out of the economy 24 hours. what has been the impact? wanting to take pride in demonstrations like this one. the goal is to demonstrate their economic power. and send a message to the trump administration about their

miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment.the little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: a girl with true mettle. from cbs news to all of you all around the world, we wish you a very good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ca media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hazardous fuel. neighbors demanding.. they be moved from bay area railroad tracks. good eveni >>> kpix 5 news at six begins with a battle over trains hauling hazardous fuel. neighbors demanding they be removed from bay area railroad tracks. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida in for allen martin. new at 6:00, wine country neighbors are pushing back against a plan to store railroad tanker cars close to their homes. the tankers carrying liquid petroleum set off alarm bells when they first showed up near the town of schellville a few months ago. kpix 5's emily turner says that there may not be much neighbors can do about it

miriam mejia has been on the march. >> this is our moment. the little girl is just, it's an attitude, i'm empowered. >> reporter: empowered with a message to the titans of wall street. alex wagner, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." there the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. >>> wikileaks is threatening to raise the stakes after releasing thousands of top secret files allegedly stolen from the cia. they show how the agency hacks into ordinary electronic devices like computers, cell phones, and even smart tvs to spy around the world. now wikileaks is offering to share the details of the hacking with apple, google, microsoft and other companies so they ca

. >> air flood victim named miriam joined the appeal speaking in spanish. but in reality, she says, what we need is a stable place, not a temporary fix. district 7 councilmember tamm wynn expects housing to be the big topic at a town hall meeting for flood victims underway at the tully branch library. >> the only concern is to understand what the progress of repairing the damaged home of the mold, of the contamination. >> the city has been working on a new warning system to alert residents of flooding and evacuati evacuations. >>> home sales in the bay area have slowed. according to core logic, more than 4700 new and resale houses and condos sold in the bay area's nine counties last month. that's down from january and down more than 3% from february of last year. >>> tenants of the salt lake warehouse in oakland are looking for a new place to live tonight. our media partners report that residents of the artists collective were evicted today, it's the latest fallout after last year's deadly fire at the ghost ship warehouse, which was an artist's studio and p

. >> air flood victim named miriam joined the appeal speaking in spanish. but in reality, she says, what we need is a stable place, not a temporary fix. district 7 councilmember tamm wynn expects housing to be the big topic at a town hall meeting for flood victims underway at the tully branch library. >> the only concern is to understand what the progress of repairing the damaged home of the mold, of the contamination. >> the city has been working on a new warning system to alert residents of flooding and evacuati evacuations. >>> home sales in the bay area have slowed. according to core logic, more than 4700 new and resale houses and condos sold in the bay area's nine counties last month. that's down from january and down more than 3% from february of last year. >>> tenants of the salt lake warehouse in oakland are looking for a new place to live tonight. our media partners report that residents of the artists collective were evicted today, it's the latest fallout after last year's deadly fire at the ghost ship warehouse, which was an artist's studio and p

my name is miriam hathaway.e visor on vertigo. >> can i tell you something about my experience? no one thanked me for doing it at all. not one old person came up. and thanked me for this! one, two, three. audience:thank you! >> the boss baby, march 31st. we'll be right back with luke evans. [ cheers and applause ] for unlimited data... e other e t-mobile one save you hundreds a year. right now get two lines of data for $100 dollars. with taxes and fees included. that's right 2 unlimited lines for just $100 bucks. all in. and right now, pair up those two lines with two free samsung galaxy s7 when you switch. yup! free. so switch and save hundreds when you go all unlimited with t-mobile. because when it comes to great tasting water... ♪ fill quickly and pour immediately, for great tasting water... fast. new brita stream. that's what they tell us, right? this chasm between us. but what they don't tell you, what doesn't make the news, is this. we carry each other forward. no matter who we are. or what we believe. or

happens that since 1990 we were the first but strangely enough others, other dictions like oxford and miriam webster have chosen their words of the year which are different from ours. we are not only the first but voted on last word of the year. every else has come out as word of the year. we consider ourselves our last and most important. that's how that works. you're invited, the american dialect society actually has a website and if you can spell american dialect and not put any periods in between or any fancy typeography. you will find and that's not orgy, no, it's just org. [laughter] >> you lock for words of the year nominations and you click on this and directly send them in but i'm also going to take the ones that are nominated here and take them to our headquarters which is actually my office and -- [laughter] >> and then we will make sure that they get introduced. now, of course, words of the year 2017 as you are aware the year is not entirely over yet but we already have thanks to the wonderful goings on in washington we already have wonderful selection of possible candidates and

. >>> plenty of show-stopping action at the miriam theater starting tonight. >>> i'm tracking some snowrs moving into our area. time this out for you hour by hour, but how much snow can you expect in your area tomorrow morning? i'll have your most accurate forecast on the other side of the break. >>> fans of the film's "drum line" and "drum line new beat" are in for a real treat in philadelphia. "drum line live" is the show-stopping event that's sure to please. slater thorpe is hosting the shows tonight and tomorrow night at the merriam theater. thank you for being with us. >> of course. >> he's joined by bernard smith, one of the performers in the show. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> tell us what we can experience at the show, what we'll see, what we'll hear. >> if you saw the movie "drum line" -- >> love it. i've seen it half a dozen times. >> watch it every time. but, it's essentially about -- well, it picks up where the movie left off. the movie talks about drums. we introduce you to the entire historically black college band experience. we give you a little bit of hi

we're here at miriam theater, kimmel center here friday, saturday, sunday.n we expect from the big performance. >> paw patrol live race to rescue are pups first ever national tour, and it is day of the great adventure bay race and they are running race for a woman no where to be found. it is up to the paw patrol to save the day and cross finish line. >> we love paw patrol. they are always saving the day >> it is all about leader ship , teamwork, great show. >> karen, i want to ask the kids hoist your favorite paw patrol character. >> i like chase. >> chase. >> how about in the back. >> who is your favorite paw patrol. >> chase. >> and sky. >> my shy kid won't even show up he is hiding in the background. >> marshall. >> anybody for rocky, how about you. >> all of them. >> they are so excited. >> yes, they are so excited. paw patrol is eye sponsor. so excited you are here. time for a performance. >> you ready guys. >> yes. >> okay. >> ♪ >> i will give it all, no matter how tough whenever the going gets rough. rough, rough rescue no time to delay. rough, rough

jerry and miriam lunz use vouchers to send their children to private lutheran schools, which they say is the best >> i would say the schools in our particular area are not the best from the academic standpoint. the christian aspect, the backing there, same taught at the school as at the home. >> reporter: without the vouchers, private high school was out of reach. >> we looked at the financial aspect and we had no idea how we were going to cover the cost. jerry is the hardest working truck driver i know, but that doesn't pay a lot. more than 300 private schools accept vouchers, the vast majority are religious schools. the principal. why does this school participate in the voucher program? >> simply because it allows us to serve more students and more families. >> in fact, nearly half of the 193 students rely on vouchers, bringing in about $400,000 for the school, more than one-third of its budget. >> it's obviously very helpful, but, you know, our school was here 100 years before the voucher program, and i'm confident that we'll have it be here 100 years with or without the voucher pr

jonael con los mejores momentos de siempre niÑos, y tambiÉn en la fan estÁ contento saliendo con miriame amamos. > >>>. >>> seguro que se divirtieron igual que yo siempre niÑos porque ya estÁ en su etapa final. >>> hasta la prÓxima. >>> cuÁntos recuerdos me ha traÍdo ver a esos gemelos que bailaban. >>> sÍ. >>> asÍ justamente no bailÁbamos mi hermano y yo. >>> pero viste, que bien se la pasÓ y el inglÉs, habla muy bien inglÉs jonael. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> el programa estÁ dedicado a los mÁs talentoso del mundo sin importar origen o idioma, y estÁn en semanas finales, quÉ padre de verdad felicidades estuvo buenÍsimo, y ademÁs jonael estuvo muy ocupado este fin de semana porque tambiÉn se fue al primer festival voces unidas, vÉanlo allÍ poniÉndole sabor. >>> allÍ estuvo con el ganador de la voz kids 2016 y otra persona tambiÉn, y la ganadora de la tercera temporada de idol puerto rico. >>> quÉ padre. >>> puro talento ahÍ. >>> puro talento y tambiÉn era un niÑo talentoso este niÑo james. >>> la voz colegial de los pe ques. >>> adelante se refiere del pueblo donde crecÍ en venezuela que per

my name is miriam hathaway. and i was the script supervisor on vertigo.". and this was their -- >> jimmy: can i tell you something about my experience with the show? no one thanked me for doing it at all. [ laughter ] not one person. not one old person kim up. [ applause ] and thanked me for this! >> one, two, three -- [ audience yells "thank you" ]. >> the boss baby, march 31st. we'll be right back with luke evans. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ "the birds and the bees" let me tell you 'bout...♪ ♪ ♪ the birds the bees and the flowers and the trees ♪ ♪ and the moon up above and a thing called love. ♪ ♪ let me tell you 'bout the stars in the sk♪, a girl and a guy and the way they could kiss ♪ ♪ on a night like this. ♪ ♪ when i look into your big brown eyes ♪ ♪ it's so very plain to s♪e ♪ that it's time you learned about the facts of life ♪ ♪ startin' from a to z. ♪ ♪ let me tell you bout the the birds and the bees ♪ life's as big as you make it. introducing the all-new seven seater volkswagen atlas ♪and a thing called love. liz assumed all dressingsrust were mad

quick my name is miriam and this is isaac.re here to support the various televisions that come together to celebrate international women's day in this manifestation, we hope, of strength going forward to resist the movement afoot in the united states, which will effect us and the world. we are all aware of the great threats on so many levels to our freedoms want to the climate, our health care. we want to stand up and be counted. it is not a moment to sit back. this was the slogan of a campaign that started last year in latin america. womene of crimes against that were sadly availed by the states. they did not do anything to fight them. it is something that started in peru and went through many latin american countries. we also feel from here women are living in the states, sadly, we don't feel that situation changes at all. it is a wake-up call. we don't want more victims of gender violence. amy: that is voices from a day without a woman rally in washington square park in the village in new york city. you can go to democracyn

trade rep miriam sapiro, who sticks around from an earlier conversation. good to have you both. once again. >> great to be here. >> ambassador klaus, i wonder, what is the game plan, do you think, for merkel going into this meeting? >> i think, first of all, i think the two leaders need to get to know each other. that's very, very important, because you need to know each other to be able then to pick up the phone and discuss something which might come up. but then, of course, it's very important for her to explain that trade and all the other issues which are on the agenda are basically win-win. you see, it's not that just one side is winning and the other side is losing. the united states and germany are critical partners for each other, politically, economically, concerning values, but also concerning the scientific exchange. and therefore, it is win-win for both sides. >> just in case there's any pushback, can you elaborate on how the united states benefits from the german economic relationship and security relationship and partnership? >> yeah. let me start with security. we

miriam dyak and her girlfriend were customers one day in 1982. >> he thought my friend was cute.e didn't really notice me. >> paid no attention to her whatsoever. i made up for it though. >> long story authority they married in 1985. as their relationship grew, so did richard's collection. but are there times where you have to say to richard, enough is enough? >> oh, i've tried. i don't think i'm very effective at that. >> i say that's an understatement. >> they have managed to make a living selling a piece here and there but most of their money has done back into this direction, which has now become too expensive for them to keep. >> yes, we need to sell it because otherwise we have nothing. >> this represents a very, very significant investment. but that doesn't mean that we left enough for ourselves, right, to live that comfortably. so, you know, we have our 15-year-old car. we have no stock portfolio. we don't own a house. we live in 315 square foot apartment -- >> how big? 315 square feet? >> right and -- the crystals get 6,000 square feet. >> we're sitting on the greatest c

miriam: bien, pero me quedé dormida ayer. daniel: sí, me di cuenta.

i could see a specialty of mine evangelical vote and i have to say my wife miriam thank her because she was running everything -- while i was working on this book an my daughter chloe who is around here somewhere taking pictures. they were helping me -- do the research on the book one one of the things they hit an they missed it and barack obama saw that and he called up there towards the end and he said you are losing the white evangelical vote and you don't have to. and they laughed at him and after the election was over one of obama assistants wrote on sed in "the washington post" say why did hillary lose part of the headline was -- she ask for it. that turned out to matter because 81% of them voted for -- donald trump and i can tell you from our experience, they were or very conflicted right up to the end. he was lewd, with he was not someone they wanted to support. but when had on november 4th when a bunch of celebrities got together and started using f word and profanity saying get out to vote using jesus i thought wait a second, would bunch of celebrities use the name muhammad as

i couldn't see, it's been a specialty of mine the evangelical vote and i have to say my wife miriam, she was running everything but was working on this bookand my daughter chloe who is around here somewhere taking pictures, they were helping me . do the research on the book but one of the things we had on was the evangelical vote and they dismiss it, barack obama saw that and he called up toward the end and said you are losing the white evangelical vote and you don't have it and they lacked that and after the election was over, one of obama's assistance wrote an op-ed in the washington post that said why did hillary lose the evangelical vote vote, part of the headline was she didn't ask for it. that turned out to matter because 81 percent of them voted for donald trump and i can tell you from our experience, they were very conflicted right up till the end. he was glued, he was not someone they wanted to support but on november 4 when a bunch of celebrities got together and started using the f word and all kinds of profanity and then get out the vote, after this, after that and using

parliament there we had a number of these incidents over the years on capitol hill where i talked about miriamo the capitol and you go to the two seats of american government what do you think will happen. the fellow last march who tried to draw on officers and they didn't know it was a fake weapon and if you have that behavior what do you think will happen. >> bill: there's zero tolerance level by capitol hill police is important to emphasize. >> it's amazing what you see. i go through the capitol report every week and i've not seen it this week and you have these incidents where they pull a driver over for dui or a staffer tries to bring a firearm in. they have a permit or open carry and it's a problem in the direct of columbia and on capitol hill and sometimes random people go through security and they have weed or marijuana on them and get busted for that. there is kind of a zero tolerance policy. there's a bigger issue with something that might lead to terrorism than somebody with marijuana with them but they're pretty strict up here. >> bill: thank you, chad. back to shannon also on capi

¿con miriam o te quieres quedar conmigo? daniel: no--no sé qué es lo correcto.

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my dad ran a small business in philadelphia with his partner, miriam smalls who's also here. my parents encourage their children to take full advantage of the promise of america even when that hire requir required far from our hometown in pennsylvania. my sister also spent her entire career in public service. traveled from georgia where she's a center director at the center for disease control, also a uniformed officer, captain of the public health service. i'm disappointed she wasn't permitted to wear her uniform here today but we're very proud of her. my mother-in-law, alice, flew from california with lisa's aunt, rita. they are immigrants to america, senators, and they are quite proud as well to be here today. many other relatives, friends and colleagues are in this room who are watching the broadcast. senators, i am so fortunate to be part of our one of our nation's crown jewels. the united states department of justice stands for the principle that every american deserves equal protection under the rule of law. i want to thank the attorney general and the president for pl