what more can i learn about my birth mother, nadia?the nuns can only guess. yvonne: [ speaking arabic ] mustafa: she's saying that she used to work in lebanon to make money. i mean, it's... lemonis: my mother did? mustafa: yeah. lemonis: and she got pregnant, and she probably didn't want to take me back home. mustafa: yeah, exactly. lemonis: and she was maybe hiding here? mustafa: yes. lemonis: while the other book shows the names of my birth parents, this book shows the ones who came and adopted me. yeah, that's my -- that's my address in miami. and the record of my new name. yvonne: marcus anthony. yvonne: [ speaking arabic ] mustafa: the most important part that your family loves you. your dad and mom love you. lemonis: oh, yeah, more than anything. i had the best life. mustafa: yeah. yvonne: [ speaking arabic ] mustafa: you know what she said? "the tissue paper is so expensive, stop crying." lemonis: don't use it. don't... mustafa: stop crying. stop crying. lemonis: i can buy you more. tell her, "i did okay. i can buy a lot of klee

nadia: there is a wide agreement in the spanish society. and social representatives. that there are a number of areas that need to be adjusted. we are talking about people being fired because they are sick. there are a number of issues which need to be addressed. i think there is a broad agreement on what these issues are and how to do this adjustment without endangering the creation of jobs. francine: you already have a specific -- it was a big labor reform. have you pinpointed what you want to change? nadia: there is an ongoing discussion between the representatives from the businessman and the unions to see what issues need to be changed. there will be a discussion in parliament between the different political groups. there are some things that need to be tackled because there have been issues that will be pursued in the course of the mandate. i think the main message we want to send, and it has been our main message from day one has been one of dialogue. we want to promote and support social dialogue. we want partners to come together, to see to go about the minim

nadia, the strikes are over, but people are still turning out to protest. what is the feeling there right now? isia: the mood at the moment pretty jolly indeed. as we spoke about five minutes ago -- had we spoken about five minutes ago, you would have seen behind me a flash mob of women dancing to a song "we are here because of macron," the french president." it has become an anthem of the protest movement. the women are dressed in an outfit mirroring an american icon from the second world war. despite the jolly, relaxed atmosphere here today, there clearly are real challenges for this protest movement. as you mentioned, the strikes have largely stopped. most of the metro and railway lines are running as normal. even though this protest does not formally get underway for 20 minutes, an equivalent protest i covered in the last couple of weeks -- normally come up by this time of the day, there are four more people -- there are far more people out in the streets. it is looking quiet at the moment. the real challenge for these protesters is, how can they keep m

francine: thank you so much, nadia and julian.ing up, can the world's biggest economy continue its longest ever growth? we will focus on the u.s. next. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. ♪ >> jet crash. justin trudeau says there is evidence. tehran dismisses the theory is not possible. .oday's payroll numbers of all the week in the markets -- a volatile week in the markets. morning, good afternoon and good evening, depending on where you are in the world. you are watching bloomberg surveillance. francine: let's check in on your european stock. in thebiggest mover stoxx 600 is ryanair. the high end was about 900 million euros before. they came in at one billion euros. january

nadia: is certainly is. it is next to where the president is holding the meeting today.he police force has authorized that part of the city since the 1930's. their att has taken all the last dust taken place has beenno protest there at all for thehe last two years. we will have to wait and see throughout the day how much anger is direct it toward the president as we get closer or whether there is violence. there is a good degree of police presence. 5000 to 6000 police officers. lm enough, but we will see what unfolds. you posted. keep thank you. i knew who life iris has claimed the lives of 25 and a affected more than eight others. who has to clear outbreak to be an emergency. roadblocks have been set up the chinese c city of lujan. this is after the start of the loan your -- lunar new year holiday. we have more from beijing. >> as the e numbers of cononfird cases keep rising, china upp austria's response k keeps rampg up with h new citieses being imd again,port ban once potentially affect thing millions of people. the new school year has been and a back indefinitely new

nadia with two of her season high 20.nal 66-0 against washington state. >>> huskies up two, west to green for three. big shot. she had nine, bears by one. amber the floater, she had 31 and washington wins in berkeley. >>> james harden and the rockets hosting the sixers, james stepped back triple. 44 points, 11 assists and 11 rebounds. rockets win. >>> every year our friends vote for the best nfl dudes in each position. the winner all-pro players. the 49ers are well-represented. george kit ill first team all- pro. he caught 85 passes. all while being one of the best blocking tighteneds in the game. and two other 49ers second team all-pro. . >>> none of those guys could be named all-pro at two positions. that belongs to mccaffrey. affrey. the third player with a thousand rushing yards and a thousand receiving yards in a season. >> check this out. russell westbrook in the open floor. you think he took flak in the locker room. >> just a little bit. thomas ejected. a minute and a half into the game. what got him tossed. take a

faced with several foreign policy challenges from new threats from north korea to protests in baghdad nadia romero is working to respond. >> reporter: as we clean up the confetti ushering in the new year president trump ushers in a new trade deal with china. >> we are very excited. it will be signed probably on january 15. with put out a notice today and i will be going to beijing to meet with the president. >> reporter: that in the midst of antigovernment protests in hong kong. meanwhile a spokesperson for the protesters outside the embassy in iraq that they have asked everybody to withdraw on wednesday. the special representative said it comes after strong leadership from the trump administration. >> mike pompeo has had pretty regular touch with the iraqi leadership. we are pleased that the services have come in and done what is necessary. our diplomats are safe and so is alan embassy. >> reporter: another place of tension is not karina north korea were kim jong un said he is threatening new strategic weapons. >> we have lived up to our commitments and we continue to hold out hope that he

nadia sood is co—founder and chief executive of creditenable. thank you very much forjoining us. then, if they have got the funding in the first place, and they have established themselves, why would it be difficult for the second stage? that should be easier? . one would think. it is very difficult. there area think. it is very difficult. there are a few reasons for that, really, in orderfor a are a few reasons for that, really, in order for a bank are a few reasons for that, really, in orderfor a bank to are a few reasons for that, really, in order for a bank to underwrite a loa n in order for a bank to underwrite a loan it needs to have confidence and trust in the business and confidence comes from being able to forecast that the business will be able to pay back that loan over a period of time. that doesn't just pay back that loan over a period of time. that doesn'tjust depend on revenue, it depends on many factor, how well is the company performing, how well is the company performing, how well is the company performing, how well is the sector performing. how fast does it get

nadia: es una inspiraciÓn.rÁcticamente? alberto: lo primero es ser descaradamente bueno. era un jugador que le dabas el balÓn y hacÍa lo que quería con Él. mÁs allá de ese dominio en la cancha, de ser uno de los mÁximos anotadores de la nba, era cÓmo lo hacÍa, su presencia, su estilo, esa mentalidad tan famosa se hizo con Él, ese carisma. es difÍcil de explicar porque no es solamente ser bueno, no es solamente ganar, y tambiÉn inspirar. claudia: hÁblame un poquito de la mentalidad mamba. alberto: es bÁsicamente hacer todo lo que sea posible para ganar , pero no sucio, sacar todo tu potencial, sacar todo de ti para hacer la mejor persona o el mejor trabajador. claudia: desafortunadamente se nos estÁ terminando el tiempo. muchas gracias por haber estado con nosotros. ahora se une a esta cobertura mi compaÑera andrea gonzÁlez. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. obviamente un dÍa muy locutor: televisa presenta... cristian: eres un menso.

i cannot thank nadia enough. are illegal, mr. morales, and ocii team. you just are amazing.i thank you. as our chair says, we have come such a long ways. we do have more that we need to do, but you were doing a lot. i am grateful to be part of this arrow to witness it and to be able to tell my family and the generations to come. i have been here since the forties and so i've seen change after change after change and there seems to be now such a greater efforts made to be more inclusive for everyone and to be more thoughtful for us. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> well, said. >> thank you. >> well, said. i echo the comments. happy holidays, merry christmas. [speaking spanish] >> thank you. >> i just wanted to say thank you to everyone for being here today and i just wanted to say, at the opening of the childcare center, i actually ran into one of my childhood friends who was displaced from san francisco and from the fillmore area and i'm proud to report that she is now back living in san francisco and working at one of the ocii sights. that is just a testament to th

the 1st half was nadia s in onhe nig 3rd quarter kywilliams hean an drops in the floater.f quarterback russell wilson with the spin move and stanford rose by the 277-58. had coach with the opener against the huskies and this one went down to the wire. carol takes the lead but with 20 seconds to go in the score tied at 24 she goes to over 31 points and the huskies going to win by a final of 67-64 and that your morning sports. i am andrea nakano. >> we have a special newscast and we are on with special edition at 4:00 on "kpix 5". the stay tuned for the fifth quarter after the game. >>> a big section of san francisco's market street is going car free by the end of the month. it is part of the vision zero project which is aimed to curb traffic deaths. starting january 29th the 2.2- mile stretch from stewart street to van ness avenue will be off limits to private vehicles and that includes right chairs. buses, emergency and commercial vehicles, transit in texas are exempt from the new rule. private cars can cross across market street. >>> coming up. a funeral procession today

i cannot thank nadia enough. are illegal, mr. morales, and ocii team. you just are amazing. i thank you. as our chair says, we have come such a long ways. we do have more that we need to do, but you were doing a lot. i am grateful to be part of this arrow to witness it and to be able to tell my family and the generations to come. i have been here since the forties and so i've seen change after change after change and there seems to be now such a greater efforts made to be more inclusive for everyone and to be more thoughtful for us. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> well, said. >> thank you. >> well, said. i echo the comments. happy holidays, merry christmas. [speaking spanish] >> thank you. >> i just wanted to say thank you to everyone for being here today and i just wanted to say, at the opening of the childcare center, i actually ran into one of my childhood friends who was displaced from san francisco and from the fillmore area and i'm proud to report that she is now back living in san francisco and working at one of the ocii sights. that is just a testament to t

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administration officials telling us this is the time for patience and restraint live in washington, i'm nadiaporting. >>tonight local leaders are reacting to the attacks. congresswoman barbara lee put out a statement tonight saying in part this cycle of violence can quickly spiral out of control and escalate into trump's full blown war with iran make no mistake. trump chose reckless military action over diplomacy. and this is the result all parties should immediately halt the violence and trump should work with our allies to find a path to de escalate and fellow east congressional representative also a democrat eric swalwell tweeted saying pray for america's troops and personnel serving in iraq, they do not deserve to run for their lives against a rain of missiles. we will have continuing coverage on this breaking story coming up tonight at 1030 more footage of the air strikes and the eerie warning from iran's supreme leader plus we'll hear from one expert who says while today's airstrikes were necessary for ron. this doesn't necessarily mean that they want to go to war with america. other ne

what are you doing here, nadia? i'm gonna be a cop one day, ana damn good one. what happened? i might not have told you everything about why i left. [police radio chatter] watch your step, they're still flagging brain matter. truck driver? name's aaron mcintire. he's in the wind. no eyewitnesses. don't count on anyone coming outta the woodwork down here. the sedan came back stolen.

they won the nobel peace prize with a woman thing teaching them up nadia would have you heard of. she was forced into sexual sale lay buried by isis for the un to combat gender bias. this really off on getting worse. this president and with the kind of culture is perpetuating hostility and anger and distorts women. i guess i don't really know how to settle what we make of the stories. these examples and do what women have to be continually victimized and brutalized before we actually pay attention to their stories and understand what they're subjected to what is it going to take do you get beyond this. it is so rampant. >> sorry that was an inopportune time to drink a lot of water. i think, the answered is multivariable. it we know we need more robust laws. we know we need more bust enforcement of those laws. and more resources to support women who have been brutalized and victimized. subjected to horrific violence. we know we need to not be cutting down the number of people who can qualify for an asylum in our country. [applause]. so we can be a safe harbor. [applause]. for anyon

i cannot thank nadia enough. are illegal, mr. morales, and ocii team. you just are amazing. i thank you. as our chair says, we have come such a long ways. we do have more that we need to do, but you were doing a lot. i am grateful to be part of this arrow to witness it and to be able to tell my family and the generations to come. i have been here since the forties and so i've seen change after change after change and there seems to be now such a greater efforts made to be more inclusive for everyone and to be more thoughtful for us. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> well, said. >> thank you. >> well, said. i echo the comments. happy holidays, merry christmas. [speaking spanish] >> thank you. >> i just wanted to say thank you to everyone for being here today and i just wanted to say, at the opening of the childcare center, i actually ran into one of my childhood friends who was displaced from san francisco and from the fillmore area and i'm proud to report that she is now back living in san francisco and working at one of the ocii sights. that is just a testament to t

miy name is nadia and i'm a junior at the school of the arts. i'm here to talk to you about student activism and student participation in climate strikes. i organize the climate strikes in march and septembered. i'm here to encourage you to encourage the strikes. at some schools, students were physically stopped from leaving campus. at some schools students were told that their names would be reported to the districts. we need to tell students that missing schools for a strike is a justifiable personal reason which in the handbook is an excusable absence. at some schools administrators were not supportive. this is not fair. as i'm sure you all are aware of, immediate climate action is needed. at school we're taught often to prepare for the future to get good grades and get into college, but for us when we look into the future, we see this impending disaster. teacher teachers cannot help students in this area. climate change is a huge part of our future, and fighting for climate justice is also a way that we're fighting for our future, the same w

miy name is nadia and i'm a junior at the school of the arts. i'm here to talk to you about student activism and student participation in climate strikes. i organize the climate strikes in march and septembered. i'm here to encourage you to encourage the strikes. at some schools, students were physically stopped from leaving campus. at some schools students were told that their names would be reported to the districts. we need to tell students that missing schools for a strike is a justifiable personal reason which in the handbook is an excusable absence. at some schools administrators were not supportive. this is not fair. as i'm sure you all are aware of, immediate climate action is needed. at school we're taught often to prepare for the future to get good grades and get into college, but for us when we look into the future, we see this impending disaster. teacher teachers cannot help students in this area. climate change is a huge part of our future, and fighting for climate justice is also a way that we're fighting for our future, the same w