miriam fernÁndez. miriam: que lindo, quÉ recibimiento. ¿dÓnde me siento? karla: donde tu quieras.en eso. voy a preocuparme de estar linda para Él, esperarlo con una cena especial. y Él tambiÉn. alan: y vivir lo que cantas, has seguido tu relaciÓn, tantos covers. miriam: las adoro porque conozco su trabajo, leslie grabÓ una canción mÍa. me mandÓ un saludo maravilloso a travÉs de una amiga en comÚn. karla: como mujer, no hay un karaoke donde no haya mÚsica de miriam. me gustarÍa hacer un karaoke contigo. miriam: yo soy juez tambiÉn. alan: quiero decir que cantamos muy mal. miriam: en el dÍa del amor se perdona todo. karla: regresamos con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". francisca: estamos en todas las redes sociales: twitter, facebook, instagram y el snapchat ♪ ♪ llegÓ el momento de liberar a tu bebÉ. con el sistema "moving baby" de los paÑales little movers de huggies. ahora los #1 en confiabilidad. para looka coimpecable.tal de los paÑales little movers de huggies. nueva base super stay, de maybelline new york. fórmula de cobertura total. dura hasta 24 horas. perfección duradera.

then there's miriam santamarie from houston, texas. she graduated from houston high school with honors. she paid her way through community college and she works as a manager at a construction company and owns her own photography business. sounds like quite an entrepreneur to me. miriam said, i'm not looking for any kind of recognition or sympathy. i just want to make a difference and inspire others. she's also looking to live in peace in the only country that she's ever known, that she calls home. she came to the united states when she was 4 years old. finally, there is a man who i'll just call by the first name of daniel. he, too, lives in texas. he graduated from the university of north texas with a degree in advertising and contributes productively to society. daniel came from mexico at the age of 2. and he said, all the choices i make i made as an american because that's what i am. we need to listen to these stories as we consider this legislation and as people are perhaps tempted into the political grandstanding and gamesmanship t

miriam: the animals do feel what we're doing to them. but for the invasive interventions, the biopsies and attaching the transmitter, they're given a local anesthetic. reporter: the dolphin will be released back into the open water as quickly as possible. the wwf hopes the project will help to get the pink river dolphin onto its list of threatened species, to better protect them and their biosphere. back in the water, the erstwhile captive's buddies are there to welcome it home. host: and that's all for today. but we love hearing from you, so do write to us at global3000@dw.com, or on facebook. bye for now. see you soon. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: opportunity. byhl. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> did daniel ellsberg work alone? amy: a decades old mystery behind who helped daniel ellsberg leak the pentagon papers has been partially solved. a man who once went

virtue also the young georgian peano's miriam but sash really is one to watch. and resourceful how an italian architect changed two homes into one. we start off with a name name synonymous with flashy flamboyant high fashion versailles the label was created by the italian designer johnny in the late one nine hundred seventy s. and soon became a sensation in the fashion world now it's signs were largely influenced by greek history with bold vivid colors it wasn't to everyone's liking though perhaps but ever so she was quoted as saying that he didn't believe in could taste well his highly successful career came to a sudden and tragic end when he was suddenly murdered outside of his miami villa in one thousand nine hundred seven well some twenty years later the largest wretch retrospective of his work is on display in berlin. these creations are not part of a new connection them it's from the nineteen eighties and nineties all designed by johnny visit. this extraordinary fashion show in berlin was mounted to open a new exhibition as a tribute to the late italian de

six month state of emergency following the shock resignation of the country's prime minister hyla miriam decile then seen here in file pictures said he was stepping aside to smooth the way for reforms it's the first time in ethiopia's history that a sitting prime minister has quit his post. and brazil's best summer schools have taken over the some somebody in rio de janeiro the colorful parade not only showing off don'ts in costume also criticizing the country's political leadership that says brazil struggles through an economic slump the champions parade is the highlight because it's. time now for the latest on the winter olympics in pyongyang chung in south korea lima talkee from v.w. sports with me and i don't know whether you know this but short track speed skating that's my absolute favorite i believe the south koreans look like it as well but there's something in common that said the south koreans yes it's i mean and i can also understand why people love it it's rooted dobby on ice and it is their religion and the way ok you know it's there and it's a religion a lot of the input su

i miriam the director of the factory enforces measures to deal with this that he has some other london a lot of money is that it was only for him it would. be a lot of yes i. would get a lot. and inside a thousand workers mostly women are manually dissecting the notes. again i began to see what i mean since i make a living in that particular. kid was set up a census obligates it was such a bore you got to see how many lives that say was was. in fact several members of the same family are taking turns on a single machine. this family averages less than three hundred sixty dollars a month. for two years. such. a was such an example was. a was. gutting. the work has repeat the same the kind of. old a long. time but it was such. now. paid per kilo of shelled nuts the workers hardly ever rest and quickly develop illnesses. get it cut. it will without. because. of the brazil nuts will continue their journey to shops around the world where they'll be sold for around thirty dollars a kilo. and good has just learned that the road to lipans is flooded and impassable. he doesn't know how i will g

miriam the director of the factory and forces nations to deal with this debt deal some audio and it does a lot of money if it was only thought of it. on the yellow yes i need somebody to say i thought it was. and inside a thousand workers mostly women are manually dissecting the notes. again i began it was because i mean i make it and if i give any money if they. give me a set of basic level it's as if it was self-defense how do you know you get it you know whatever that was the only thing i was that was any good i mean. in fact several members of the same family are taking turns on a single machine. this family averages less than three hundred sixty dollars a month. who's only eighteen has worked here for two years i was telling you that is was. was . a was you that was. the workers repeat the same mechanical action all day long i was . paid per kilo of shelled nots the workers hardly ever rest on quickly develop illnesses . i guess it would come. to brazil nuts will continue their journey to shops around the world where they'll be sold for around thirty dollars a kilo. you. edgar has j

asegura que no se defendió porque no pudo >>> ahora doÑa miriam tiene un mensaje para su agresor >>>a consumido más de 40 acres, solo sido controlado en un 40 por ciento no hay reportes de heridos y personas afectadas pero se mantiene en alerta los residentes por la presencia de ese denso humo. se investigan las causas del incendio >>> se mantienen alerta amarilla por el volcán popocatépetl en méxico las autoridades han advertido a las comunidades que viven cerca de la montaÑa estar atentos ante posibles evacuaciones, el mundo fue visible desde 30 puntos del país incluyendo puebla y morelos tiene aproximadamente unos 730,000 aÑos de antigüedad. continuamos con más >>> un accidente ocurrió en el este de las vegas que cobró la vida de dos personas y hoy se supo que trataría de jóvenes hispanos >>> verónica quinteros hablar con las víctimas >>> eran las 9:00 de la noche de este pasado martes cuando los hermanos kevin garcia de 17 aÑos y omar garcia de 20 aÑos murieron repetidamente. autoridades creen que fueron >>> la familia intenta digerir la tragedia >>> según la policía metropolitan

then there's miriam santamarie from houston, texas. she graduated from houston high school with honors. she paid her way through community college and she works as a manager at a construction company and owns her own photography business. sounds like quite an entrepreneur to me. miriam said, i'm not looking for any kind of recognition or sympathy. i just want to make a difference and inspire others. she's also looking to live in peace in the only country that she's ever known, that she calls home. she came to the united states when she was 4 years old. finally, there is a man who i'll just call by the first name of daniel. he, too, lives in texas. he graduated from the university of north texas with a degree in advertising and contributes productively to society. daniel came from mexico at the age of 2. and he said, all the choices i make i made as an american because that's what i am. we need to listen to these stories as we consider this legislation and as people are perhaps tempted into the political grandstanding and gamesmanship t

. >> miriam, it's great to have you on. you're a prosecutor. a criminal defendant who is guilty and you're a defendant, defense attorney and you know the man or woman is guilty, you know it, it's obvious, you throw up a lot of nonsensical stuff in defense of the person. you suggest possible theories, you suggest alibis. just hoping you'll find one juror that will say yeah, i guess there's something to that. that's reasonable doubt. it seems to me that's the game that the president's defendants are following. we got a guilty defendant. we've got throw up a lot of stuff in the air, a lot of flack in the air so somebody will say yeah, that sounds vaguely clear especially somebody not paying attention. what is his defense? >> i think you're exactly right. i mean, the defense is not that he didn't do anything. the defense is whatever he can throw up and you know, prosecutors when they bring cases to juries in federal court like to say, you know, keep your eye on the ball to the jury. use your common sense. you don't throw that out the door. i think

let me go to miriam on that question. what do you make of the defense -- well, i guess he is a defendant in the court of public opinion. but all he does is defend himself against charges no one really made. what is this frenzy about? do you think it's because of something to do with the prosecutor, the special counsel looking so robust in terms of the indictments he has made in the last couple of days? >> well, it's hard to be in the mind of donald trump. so i'm not going to quite attempt that. but i certainly think that mueller's indictment was so of the russians and then following closely by the guilty plea by gates and showing that he is cooperating. and you can see that he has been so thorough and detailed. and that's got to be frightening to donald trump. because that's what mueller deals. in mueller and his team deal in facts and evidence. and things that they can prove in court if need be. i'm not saying it's ever going to get to court. but that's how prosecutors and fbi agents, investigators, that's how they work.

en tijuana conocimos a miriam. miriam: lipoescultura de aumento de busto.or verme como un monstruo, porque yo le pedÍ una explicaciÓn al mÉdico. Él me dijo muy solvente, ese implante se va a recorrer iba a subir a tu glÚteo. >> todavÍa el doctor le daba esperanzas depor acciÓn muscular se iba aa migrar al lugar adecuado. eso no existe, los implantes se quedan en el lugar que uno los pone. addis de tijuana cual viajÓ guadalajara, donde el: thor -- doctor tomÓ su caso. a tres aÑos de la cirugÍa reconstructiva exitosa hay cicatrices mÁs allá de la piel. >> puso en riesgo mi vida, estuve en riesgo de muerte. addis: frontera plÁstica llegÓ a tijuana a conocer el caso de celeste. >> una paciente que no tiene pecho desde niÑa. tenÍa un lunar tumor que le quitaron y tuvieron que sustituir con un injerto de piel. addis: en california la le insertaron piel del brazo. >> al crecer mi estÓmago, sin elasticidad ni siquierachris todos los dÍas y las noches siempre me dolÍa. fue donde yo empecÉ a buscar ayuda. estaba desgarrada con el estÓmago, sino del lado. de todos mod

by then, nancy cook and miriam dickerman had moved away. he decided to sell val-kill.t offered to the national park service and the federal government in 1970 and they were not interested. so we sold the property and he sold eleanor roosevelt's furniture at public auction. it was in 1975 that a grassroots movement here in hyde park started the movement to save val-kill and make it into a national historic site. eleanor roosevelt's story is not just the story of a first lady, but it's a woman activist who really devoted her life to improving the world. she had always hoped that there would be world peace someday. she's really an inspiration to women, because she was a woman of great courage, who spoke out against issues that really needed to be addressed, like civil rights. and she made a difference in the world, and she is such an incredible role model for women, even today. she was a woman who was way ahead of her time. she was a woman who was very important in the 20th century, but her ideas in the 21st century still ring loud today. and now on american artifacts, we

but miriam is an integer. of the small bone group and post of enoch looking at peter's ticket was in the subject are even true she was against going into all the interviews of those going for good so there is not a to mention running out of the national media was never should we could this be jewish into the quoted new. machine all of the buttons i sneered to my journal and others took me though. it didn't include. thank you kindly that this nice threshed news along that one of your show can be the boat that can remember when you just won the state to give the world cup's a clean you should the city of just a community for all i was taught is that suspects sure kiran i mean who talk back so as not to offend them but. haven't you for how with xcel my uncle stan not a gun is. not till two of our most want such watch party agrees crime you don't need them they are liars and also for the four months are one. the longer has not yet gone by as it were in you that was it is it for me my whole remember your home let m

it's always people who face incredible odds and their lives and what they're doing and so i think miriam really . in doing this not just for herself but for an entire community really embraced this opportunity. the berlin film festival will soon be drawing to a close but the issues many of its films have highlighted will not. dominate can al-jazeera. you're watching. just there i'm still robin these are all top news stories the syrian military is bombardment of eastern ghouta looks set to continue with the u.n. vote on a humanitarian cease fire proposal until saturday more than four hundred forty civilians have died in six days of heavy attacks on the rebel held slave. the u.s. has confirmed it will open its new embassy in jerusalem in may much earlier than expected palestinians have condemned the announcement as a provocation. also at least twenty seven people are being killed in twin the car bombings in the somali capital mogadishu the first blast was near the presidential palace and the second in front of a popular hotel the armed group says it was responsible u.s. president donald tr

or miriam hernandez is president of the nonprofit. >> it will provide emperical proof of the sophisticationity of the settlement systems. >> the co-director of the project. he says lidar technology is revolutionizing archaeology. quite like the hubble telescope. re start looking through the telescope. they thousands of galaxies. that's what we are seeing. part of the jungle. empty, cds, s towns. amazingly thick we didn't suspect were there. >> it was previously thought that one or two million people lived in the mayan lowlands. researchers believe as many as 20 people may have lived there. you can watch, lost treasure the mayan. that is the joifr for tuesday. nor some the news continues for others check back with us. for the morning news and cbs this morning. i'm david begnaud. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, february 6th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." historic plunge. wall street's wild ride triggers a global market slide while financial planners are urging people not to panic. >>> rival document. the democrats vote to release t

always always people who face incredible odds and their lives and what they're doing and so i think miriam really . in doing this not just for herself but for an entire community really embraced this opportunity. the berlin film festival will soon be drawing to a close but the issues many of its films have highlighted will not. dominate can al-jazeera. will with al-jazeera and these are the top stories the u.n. security council's press posed a vote on a draft resolution which would impose a ceasefire in syria. in the meantime the syrian military bombardment of recent looks set to continue more than four hundred forty civilians have now been killed in six days of attacks on the rebel held. there's been three attacks in afghanistan a suicide bomber killed at least one other person in the capital kabul diplomatic area in the southern province of helmand another suicide bar blast which targeted the security forces it killed one and the third attack took place in the west of the country where eighteen soldiers were killed as an army outpost in. president trump says washington is imposing its la

with me is miriam gonzalez, an expert on european trade law at dechert llp.ining us. sally running through the details on what strikes me about this is about trying to decide which investments are welcomed and which are not and thatis are welcomed and which are not and that is the difficult thing, isn't it? some industries will say, "we need access to this intellectual property and technology", but then the government might say, "yes, but it's a crucial industry". how do you decide what is important? maybe but there are no new things in this proposal, the eu members, including the uk, by the way, carry on these reviews significant foreign investment in certain sectors like nuclear energy, cyber security, financial services. this is something countries have been doing for a long time. it is done outside the eu regularly, the us have a particular mechanism and in australia, likewise, and in canada, they have investment reviews. these things have been happening for a long time. all the eu is doing is two things, one, to ensure there is more coordination and tran

growing up i may have known about miriam but i did not know about the midwives were pharaoh's daughter, but there were no women in it. >> that's true. >> save work to make a difference in that regard. i understand that was something you are aware of as a girl, your limitations. the boys were having bar mitzvahs and girls cannot and your mother had a strict orthodox upbringing. how did that experience of being a girl at a time when girls and women had little or no role in religious life, how did that affect you? did it inspire you or something you wanted to change? >> i wanted to have a big party get all those presents. i grew up with a cousin we lived in the same household. we were like twins. he had this great party. i was very jealous. >> later on i read that you trace the jewish presence on the supreme court beginning not with justice louis brandeis, but actually with benjamin who is the first jew to be offered a seat on the united states supreme court but declined. in fact, he became leader of the confederacy. why do start there and thinking about the jewish presence on the court?

miriam the specifics of this agreement are not yet clear but we've heard at least one people's protection unit commander telling various news outlets including elves there that they have struck a deal with the syrian government to try and protect these areas from the offensive that the turkish government has launched against them this is been ongoing for the last several days we've been hearing about peace talks that have been ongoing between these kurdish fighters and this ever charlotte government but there have been sticking points including the demand such as the mandatory conscription of all kurdish fighters of fighting age giving up all of their bases and military units in sight the free and region and also giving up all of their military bases and heavy best weapons to the syrian regime we don't know yet as in how much of this was agreed upon and what are the points that they have come to a conclusion to but what we know from these kurdish fighters is that the syrian regime would be coming to their help some sources have been saying that it could happen as early as tomorrow we don'

always people who you know incredible odds and their lives and what they're doing and so i think miriam really. in doing this not just for herself for an entire community really embrace this opportunity. the berlin film festival will soon be drawing to a close but the issues many of its films have highlighted will not. dominate al-jazeera. and again. the headlines on al-jazeera the united nations envoy to syria has called on russia iran and turkey to urgently reinstate deescalation zones designed to reduce violence the u.n. security council is set to vote on a draft resolution demanding a thirty day cease fire. at least four hundred sixteen people have been killed in government airstrikes there this week now activists say forces loyal to president bashar assad have begun firing rockets to cause fires and other news the government of nigeria as your bay state says security forces delayed their response to the abduction of dozens of schoolgirls because they were worried the air force would mistake them for boko haram fighters. suspected of kidnapping the girls from their school on monday

well miriam as we speak they're inside the conference center each country giving out their numbers already we've heard frowned stepping in to present my claim pledging two hundred million dollars to education now in two thousand and fifteen france pledged one million dollars so that's a huge step forward for france and those and that money is going to be used mostly for this to helicon trees and the fact that for the countries for friendship francophone country the african frankland countries sorry. a lot of these presidents and heads of states are here but there's also african countries also stepping up to the plate senegal pledging for two million dollars canada one hundred eighty million dollars so there seems to be we're starting to build. garner some sort of support towards that two billion dollar target that the countries here are trying to get to in order to ensure that people children get the education that they need. and make it is such a widespread problem and talking about hundreds of millions of kids and they're not getting the the education that they need to get on in life on

virtue also the young georgian pianist miriam but such really is one to watch. and resourceful how an italian architect changed two homes into one. we start off with a name name synonymous with flashy flamboyant high fashion versailles the label was created by the italian designer johnny she in the late one nine hundred seventy s. and soon became a sensation in the fashion world now it's zines were largely influenced by greek history with bold vivid colors it wasn't to everyone's liking though perhaps but ever so she was quoted as saying that he didn't believe in could taste well his highly successful career came to a sudden and tragic end when he was suddenly murdered outside of his miami village in one thousand nine hundred seven well some twenty years later the largest rights retrospective of his work is on display in berlin. these creations are not part of a new connection then it's from the nineteen eighties and nineties all designed by gianni versace. his extraordinary fashion show in berlin was mounted to open a new exhibition as a tribute to the late ita

. >> i'm not sure how much you know about miriam hammer, chief lobbyist for the nra. this is a memo i will show you that she september out on february 22nd, two days ago, to the nra and to members of the florida gun lobby. coming out specifically against a number of things you have come for. against waiting periods for long guns, against raising the age limit for getting an ar-15, against banning assault weapons, against banning bump stocks. >> the thing that i hate most about that is the members of the nra that these people are supposed to be representing. they are misrepresented about them. 99% of the people in the nra are amazing americans who want to stand up for what they believe in. i respect that. it's the people at the toch of thehe it's the people at the toch of theh top of the nra who responsible for this. what's growing here is the amount of gun sales in this country. that's what the nra is trying to serve at the top. not it's members. >> you sent out a few tweets this week. you tweeted senator marco rubio who this week on cnn said he's not for banning assa

popper's penguin is at the miriam theater for two performances on february 10th.ickets and show times visit 6abc.org. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. zallie's shop rite in berlin, new jersey. trish hartman is out there. she says a lot of people said i forgot something and had to run to the store and you can see everyone decked out in the eagles gear. >> yo

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. >> miriam, it's good to have you on because you're a prosecutor.lief is if you have a criminal defendant who'd guilty and you're a defense attorney and you know the man or woman is guilty, you know it, it's obvious, you throw up a lot of nonsensical stuff in defense of the person. you suggest possible theories, suggest alibis, just hoping you'll find one juror that will say, yeah, i guess there's something to that, i guess that's reasonable. it seems to me that's the game that the president's followers are defending. we've got a guilty defend so we've got to throw up a lot of flack in the air so someone will say that sounds vaguely clear. what is the defense? >> the defense is that he did not do anything, but the defense is whatever he can throw up. and prosecutors when they bring cases to juries in federal court oo say keep your eye on the ball to the jury, use your common sense, you don't throw that out the door. and i think if we could say that it american people now, we would say they're just trying to distract from what's really going on here.

. >> and miriam, both sides have very different takes on these memos. as you can imagine.rticular they both either defended or gone after the fisa process. the fisa warrant process. take a listen to this and i'll get your reaction to it. >> the dossier was not responsible for the fbi investigation. that is a myth that's been spread by republicans wanting to disparage the fbi as well as the dossier. >> they didn't want this out. that's why we wanted out and they didn't. because it bolsters the case that we made specifically on the fisa abuse. >> all right. so have you seen any evidence that the fisa warrant system was in fact abused based on the evidence in either one of those memos? >> absolutely not. particularly in the democratic memo which really, i think, lays out in much more detail than the republican memo did what was actually said in the application for the fisa warrant. to the extent the aldwags hlegas been that sources were disclosed and that's just been completely debu debunked now. as in the democratic memo, it says that the fact that the person who had avoid s

i'd like to share miriam's story and continue to demand the house republicans allow a vote on the dream act. she was brought to yorning by her parents when she was a little girl. she has grown and not allow her immigration status to deter her working hard. when daca was established in 2015, it opened a path unknown to her and allowed her passion to flourish. mr. schroeder: she's a sophomore in college. she dreams of one day holding public office and work towards a career in public schools or computer engineer in the health care sector. this is the young lady who is working hard, doing the right things to better herself and maintain goals to give back to her community and this araising country that raised her. the shad reality is this republican controlled congress and administration are holding her dreams hostage by not allowing a vote on the dream act. it's inhumane to continue to entangle the lives of these folks in partisan games. get a dream act passed so our country can move forward and protect the 800,000 daca recipients. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose doe

there are 5 million people, me included, miriam included, that are real people that are watching thisf one person who went into that school and did a horrific thing. >> [inaudible]. >> how many of you are moms on this panel? how do you guys feel about arming teachers in the school? >> i'm for it if the teachers want to be armed. i think they should be trained. there are plenty of teachers who carry, who want to carry, who are trained to carry and they should be able to do that. >> we have heard on our show there was a lady who called in last friday, in fact, who is a teacher and she said, you know, if i'm in a situation where i'm locked in a closet with 30 kids behind me, and i have nothing, i can't imagine. so i mean, if they want to be armed, i think they should be armed. if they are trained to do so, by all means, we should let them be. >> give me a show of hands, how many do you think that donald trump can actually solve this problem, that he's going to do something? >> oh, he will do something. i don't know that it will solve the problem. >> what about congress? >> oh my gosh. >>

miriam says, i'm 18 years old, enrolled at university of california, riverside. i come from a mexican background, i was born in a mexican state, have been hiing in the united states since i was 2. i went to preschool, kinder, elementary, intermediate and high school in the state of california. i have always loved school. i remember being a little girl and getting home from school and the first thing i did was start my homework. i remember that as early as elementary school, this test called gate. it was supposed on the smart kids' test and every year i passed it. i remember being an honor student miffle parents were very persistent on me getting good grades because that meant a better future. it wasn't until i was in high school where i realized that maybe it was going to take more than just good grades to go to college. i became really aware that i was undocumented, i became fearful i was going -- i was not going to have a better future because i was undocumented. i knew that financially, my parents wouldn't be able to pay for college. when daca came into play i

miriam writes, don't worry when you're not recognized. but strive to be worthy of recognition. who said that? abraham lincoln. don't worry when you're not recognized. but strive to be worthy of recognition. abraham lincoln. mar yam writes, i have doctor marum write, i have carried lincoln's word thruse my life. its remain mates with me now more than ever. i was 4 years old when i was brought to this country. my mother was faced with the difficult task of raising two children on her own. it was then that she made the decision to come to the united states. leaving all of her comforts behind, she sacrificed everything to pursue a better life for us. i have lived in this country ever since. it was in houston, texas, that i went to school, learned a second language, graduated from high school with honors and paid my way through community college. i grew up with a vision of achieving the american dream. the same dream they teach you in school. the dream that anyone with honest character and conduct can succeed in this country. and none of that mat fathers you don't have the right --

virtual so the young georgian pianist miriam but such really is one to watch. and resourceful how an italian architect changed two homes into one. we start off with a name name synonymous with flashy flamboyant high fashion versailles the label was created by the italian designer johnny france ahci in the late one nine hundred seventy s. and soon became a sensation in the fashion world now it's zines were largely influenced by greek history with bold vivid colors it wasn't to everyone's liking though perhaps but ever so she was quoted as saying that he didn't believe in could taste well his highly successful career came to a sudden and tragic end when he was suddenly murdered outside of his miami villa in one thousand nine hundred seven well some twenty years later the largest wretch retrospective of his work is on display in berlin. these creations are not part of a new connection them vintage clothes from the nineteen eighty's and ninety's all designed by johnny visit. this extraordinary fashion show in berlin was mounted to open a new exhibition as a tribute