yousef: nicky, talk to me about the u.k.'relationship with china,, because i look at the development, tensions have been building and mounting. this is not going to hell, is it? ms morgan: no, -- help, is it? no, this is not going to help, in part because of the global pandemic that everyone has been suffering from i think has really contributed to a feeling both in westminster but actually out in the country as well that we need to be very clear come excited about our relationship with china. but i think in westminster what we see our three clear groups. first, a much stronger relationship with the u.s.. the u.s., as we know, has a very clear view about china, and very clear demand of its allies in terms of lessening their links and things like that with china. then you have got people who generally are just suspicious of china. last marketo your reporter, the guy you are interviewing saying china is not a normal market economy, and we need to remember that, for example. but very common in the house of lords in particular, v

i also during the week did a photograph emulating the week did a photograph emulating the great nicky winmar who was in the documentary as well because it was the 20 year anniversary to the week when nicky winmar stood up in a game and lifted his shirt up in the end of it, pointing to his black skin, saying i am black and i am proud. i did that and they printed it the morning of our game so this was a pretty big built—up game and we we re was a pretty big built—up game and we were playing against a team that i used to eric for in collingwood at the mcg and ijust so happened to have a day at that game —— that i used to direct four. it was late in the quarter that that happened and i absolutely could not believe it and by the time i turned around and pointed, it was a young female and it wasn't until the security guard came over and i pointed that i walked away and the collingwood teammate was actually, the collingwood player that was right near me was darrenjolley who i had w011 near me was darrenjolley who i had won a premiership with with sydney in 2005. he came up to me and said, wh

more of an insane sport, nicky. i think there's something wrong with you.ice! he's still alive! yeah. go straight down there, by that corner. so missing about 15 trees on the way down. yeah. ok, that's important. ready? go! oh dear! oh dear. gaining speed. gaining speed! now, they make it look very easy but it's far from it! you've got to be careful of where you're heading because these tracks aren't straight lines. and your speed just picks up a crazy amount so you need to plant your feet down to slow you down. and watch out for those trees! close call! after a few attempts, i start to get the hang of things. laughter but as for the big jumps? well, i think i'll leave that to the professionals. good job! and finally this week, one of my all—time favourite experiences here on the travel show back in 2016, i travelled to the andes in northern peru to the home of the yumbilla falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world, and i was incredibly lucky to be one of the first people to try and abseil down it. your legs, carmen, 90 degrees. lean backwards. taki

i also, during the week, did a photograph emulating the great nicky winmar, who's in the documentarye it was the 20—year anniversary to the week when nicky winmar stood up in a game and lifted his shirt up at the end of it, pointing to his black skin, saying, "i am black and i am proud." now, i did that and they printed that the morning of our game, so this was a pretty big built—up game and we were playing against a team that i used to barrack for in collingwood on the mcg, and ijust so happened to have a day out that game and it was late into the quarter when that incident happened and i just absolutely could not believe it, and by the time i turned around and pointed, it was a young female and it wasn't until the security guard came over and i pointed that i walked away and the collingwood team—mate was actually — the collingwood player who was right near me was darrenjolly who i had won a premiership with at sydney in 2005. he came up to me and goes, "what's wrong, mate?" i said "mate, she's 13 or 14 years old, i can't believe it" and he's like, "what are you talking about? what

leader of this group nicky daniels jr. joins us now. thank you for taking the time to meet us. >> peace and love, chris. thank you for having me. >> so what is the message? you didn't just go down armed for no reason. i saw the video, and i understand the context. we did the reporting. there were other people there who were counterprotesters who were armed. what was your move? >> well, do we have time for me to take you back to the beginning when it -- the initial text message that i got, i was at my house screen printing t-shirts for my brand, sleep is for the rich clothing. i got a text message from my friend named trey. he owns white lots of clothing. he texted me. he said hey, nick, do you see what those -- verbatim, do you see what those white boys are doing down there at that protest? i said man, hell no. what's going on? what's going on? and he sent me a screen shot and a link to a facebook video of this woman. and when i opened up the video, she was ripping protesters out of the protesters hands, a white woman. she was ripping p

joining me now is nicki fried. thank you for coming on. >> thanks for having me today. >> i want to first get your reaction to this day, which was not a good one for florida. 10,000 cases in one day. we know that miami is now under curfew for the holiday starting friday evening. there aren't just increases in miami, it's in central florida, the panhandle. what is your reaction? >> the number today of over 10,000 cases is astronomical. it's not just the amount of cases, it's also positivity rating is going through the roof as well. that's why i called upon governor desantis to have a statewide order. he has not been incloind to do so. we had the vice president here in florida. it's astonishing that the vice president had remarks today that said that florida is in such great shape because of the leadership of president trump. the vice president marked a shift that we don't have to choose between reopening as well as health care. it's jeopardizing each of our citizens, the people that want to come here. the reality is

we begin with baby news from nicki minaj.i style, sporting those high heels and a bikini made of swarovski crystals, writing just one word -- #preggers. congratulations to nicki minaj. >>> a slam dunk in sports card history. the rookie basketball card for lebron james. guys it just sold at auction for $1.8 million. a little piece of cardboard, but this cardboard is special. it's from lebron's first year with the cavs during the 2003/2004 season. this is the highest amount ever paid for a basketball card. the card is especially rare, because it only made the amount of cards, the same amount as the player's jersey number. so you guys know that's 23 in lebron's case. the auction house said interest in buying some sports cards has hit an all-time high during the pandemic. people staying at home during quarantine finally having the time to hunt for their old collections. see what they're worth today. i'm not going to lie. i did find my old baseball card collection frb 1977-1978. no winners in there but i did look as well. so the p

team who supported the americans and everyone cheering for the soviet long distance runners 1000 the nicky stadium at the one of these. track and field meets between the u.s. and soviet athletes there was. a long distance race going on in the in the stadium i was in the on the ground in the center on the grass still on the track was around there and. it was very hot that day one of the american athletes fainted while he was on on the track and he fell down and minutely the officials were standing by me and i were ran up there they helped him up to his feet. and he got through did get some spray or something to gain for medicine so he recovered. he should go no longer than let me continue let me continue and he started running again. but in the opposite direction but in the opposite direction he returned running back and they stopped a minute to stop them and no turn turn this way. they're right everyone was a gas and he started running of course he didn't win so all but but when he crossed the finish line at the end he received a standing ovation from the whole group of the entire stadium

international with me nicky arun it's great to have you with us for a 2nd day the serbian capital has been gripped by violence and directed over the decision to reintroduce lockdown measures after figures showed a surge in covert cases serbia's the interior minister condemned the actions of the protesters. i mean almost thought to we have a situation that can only be described as total anarchy we're going it's an attempt with violence and physical confrontation to seize power by force against the will of the people it would be my. lips he'll believe that the government was falsified reports on how many people like him by phone by her body fat high temp how the government out is going to tear gas. at the demonstrators again was and this is something that only seems yesterday. that if. i ever heard of slaves like that. that still does has engulfed many of them to p.c. clashes the police live feed licit situation here is why dramatic tendency to keep pulling back to make up keeps out going back towards the parliament building which is where they were concentrated yesterday. i am live the

that's all from me for today nicky hour and will be here at the top of the hour with your latest political news update so enjoy and how about. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person those with. thinks. we dare to ask. 50 for drugs and more than once. 1300 military personnel are headed to you'll some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on the story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. so raise the question what if we could get every kid to follow simple rules graduate from high school. get a job and continue w

international with me nicky aaron our top story the u.s. has had 3000000 coronavirus cases and now accounts for about a quarter of covert deaths globally nevertheless donald trump is still trying to convince everyone that washington is leading the fight against the virus but canada mexico and even the e.u. aren't convinced this kind of open explains. over 130000 americans have died from cold it 19 and the number of those infected across america has surpassed 3000000 mark but that hasn't stopped us leaders from bragging claiming that the usa is the leader globally in fighting the virus i think the world is looking at us as a leader and covert 19 we showcase. 99 percent of which are totally harmless. results that no other country can show because no other country is testing that we have now the rest of the world isn't buying that one bit the usa is neighbor to the north canada says they are doing a better job fighting the virus than the united states is we were able to control the virus better than many of our allies particularly including ou

this gets me and they go to nicky to instruct with the saying you want to know their story my friends her fighting and reliable information for margaret. this is some notes story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem tests. his credo no chemicals. his wife thought i was crazy. and i bought ducks. and his plan was. to. step in. step no. wonder. the students are good pests that stand a chance. the rice is rising the farmers free. the finest egg production to top it off. being successful. starts june 27th. this is day w news and these are our top stories u.s. president all trump says the country is on its way to a quote tremendous victory against coronavirus after the u.s. broke its own record for new cases of covert 19 trump was speaking on independence day celebrations and much of the country subdued because of the make.

this is nicky cardwell.ve broken up a group of around 25 people protesting about the lockdown in central london. the demonstration took place near to the a&e unit of st thomas‘s hospital. 56... get used to this. tyranny. fascism. fascism! major health organisations have said that 56 is safe, and that there is absolutely no link between it and coronavirus. arrest bill gates! so where did the idea come from? and how far are its believers prepared to go? you're going to be poisoned. are you going to stand for that? well, we're not standing for it. it isn't coronavirus. hi, how's it going? i'm good. how are you? yeah, i'm good. nice to meet you. nice to meet you, too. how much time are you spending online? i looked at my screen time on my phone, i think it was like... 16 hours, maybe? a day? yeah. yeah, but it's gone down now. but at first it was like 16, maybe 17 hours. yeah. what did your mum say? my mum was not happy at all. isaac is 17 and he's been stuck at home like the rest of us. he's been living through

international with me nicky aaron it's great to have you with us now our top story this hour with the most countries in the world the zing back to normality following months of lockdown scientists are warning the virus is no longer being treated seriously enough more than $200.00 researchers and doctors have sent a collective letter to the w.h.o. saying the risks of airborne transmission are being ignored. we're concerned that the lack of recognition of the risk of airborne transmission of covert 19 and the lack of clear recommendations on the control measures against the airborne virus will have significant consequences all the warning comes of people around the globe have been flooding back to shops and bars restaurants and beaches artie's southgate tale has been assessing the risk of math contagion. when most who shed its restrictions on knocked out was lifted people wasted no time in pounding the pavement no mosques or clubs though just some good old pretend to 20 close crowds and now a few weeks later off to several tri months the brits are doing the same super saturday so will p

international broadcasting worldwide from our studio here in moscow nicky aaron brown top story this hour the russian doping saugor is once again making headlines new evidence has emerged questioning the authenticity of 3 key whistle blowers affidavits originally submitted with the intent of showing which russian athletes allegedly cheated or for more on that some crossing live to south korea taylor now 38 good to see you what is this new evidence emerged from and does it actually change anything. well it really potentially significant development in the scandal that has gripped the sporting world for several years now at the moment proceedings at the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland are under way and evidence relating to the a legit russian government sanctioned doping scheme is being reassessed but independent expertise from a german newspaper say that in fact the signature overtake he witness on a key piece of testimony is not actually an original but a low quality fake one digital forensic report concluded that the same photo fire liberal change of signature was inse

worry and functionally oriented when we can so or will they completely comply with the goods with nicky and so will the cheat so i think we're going to see a lot of noise i think a little who production will have to do with the level of demand on world markets so this is a recovery and also to do with the impact. of declining sustaining capital investments which is to say the ability of some countries particularly going to swell are to increase for oil production even assuming that the manned increases so look for a lot of stories for a lot of noise but look for anything real the markets for things are real well china bought up so much of this oil a during april and may as oil price crash that now they don't even know what to do with all of it they basically have supertankers just floating away on the gulf of mexico without any potential buyers or even a destination is this just a way to take market share away from other countries. well i think in from china's point of view they understood that the price was unsustainably low they understood that they would need the oil at some point in

there were red carpets, celebrity friends, and one very high-profile romance with hip-hop star, nickiaj. with stardom came new connections to powerful people. like mike reuben, ceowner of the philadelphia 76ers. the two met at a game and instntdly hit it off. what was your first impression? >> my first impression is you can't judge a book by its cover. he's a hard core rapper. yet, this guy was asking so many great questions, it reminded me of myself. >> the two were unlikely pair. two sons of philadelphia with dramatically different upbringings. >> did you come to think there's two philadelphias, the one you grew up in and the one you grew up snin. >> whether there were two worlds, the way he's been treateder, and the way i'm treated, the biggest success i've had, are completely different ways of being treated. >> he says he had never been in trouble with the law but meek had. he told reuben he had been on probation for years. >> we went to this place in atlantic city and he's like i'm not allowed to go. i was like do you need a note from your mugt snr he's like no, i'm on probation.

legislation because whether it's my daughter, a cancer survivor, or cindy with diabetes in eden prairie, or nicki with m.s. in brooklyn park, or every single mother in our country who has ever given birth to a child, pre-existing conditions are part of being human. and should never be a barrier to care. we need to pass this legislation because it is personal, it is patriotic, and it is our job. i'm grateful to my colleagues in this house for doing so yesterday, and i call on our colleagues in the senate to join us in ensuring a healthier and more equitable future for every single american. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the honorable gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to remember and to honor the life of one of my mentors and of my very good friend, georgia state senator jack hill, who passed away on april 6 at the age of 75. i sat next to jack in the georgia state senate for five years. he was truly a mentor to me. through listening and interacting with him over the course of those years up until his death, i u

nicki and liza and we have jill and we have doug and in the middle is selena from our team.well as consumer investigator from telemundo 48, arlen, you have a stack, what just happened. >> this is what was needed. there were 30 high school students from the san jose earthquakes so woo-hoo to them. >> so we're aiming to collect more than 3700 of these for schools around the bay area. we want to show you why the need is so strong with one school in san jose. >> we are about 360 students. just cheerful, loving students. >> reporter: dorsa elementary school is quiet but in a few weeks the principal expected a lot of activity. >> really proud of the fact that we will be inviting percentage of students who distance learning might be most difficult. >> reporter: dorsa elementary will open its doors because many of the families can't provide the essentials needed for kids to learn at home. like a computer and internet access. principal garcia said more than half of her students come from families that need financial help. >> given the circumstances this year, i could only imagine tha

i want to bring in nickie fried, the florida commission of agriculture and consumer services, the highest elected democrat in the state. thank you so much for joining us let me start by simply asking after we heard what sam just had to say, what in the world is going on in florida? >> it's heartbreaking what's happening here in the state. as sam just reported, we are seeing record numbers every single day six out of seven of our dies have seen over 10,000 cases. over 50 hospitals are at capacity in our icus we're seeing no leadership from the governor the governor continues to downplay the severity of the virus which means he's not giving the right information to the public we're having to count on our businesses, our individuals to protect themselves we're not seeing leadership. we're getting into very dangerous territory. certainly opening up schools is going to be an issue that's going to continue to prevail in the coming weeks here in the state of florida >> it is against the backdrop of those statistics that florida's largest teachers union, as you know, is suing the governor over hi

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. >> but i thought you liked nicki minaj?orning we're hearing about a woman whose light is shining so bright that she's turned herself into a beacon of inspiration. >> our own will ganss is here now with more on her amazing story. good morning, will. >> good morning, mona and kenneth. eight weeks on the front lines in new york city fighting coronavirus wasn't enough of a challenge for teresa mellis, so she decided to bike across the country, sharing her energetic optimism along the way. >> there's so much negativity right now. but when you look hard enough, there's so much good. >> reporter: when her help was needed most, teresa mellis showed up. >> what am i doing here? i'm like, i'm a health care provider, let's step it up, let's do this. >> reporter: the buffalo, new york, native moving to new york city, which was crippled by covid-19 in late march. working 12-hour night shifts at an icu in the bronx, teresa connecting with patients and families desperate for answers. >> yeah, i knew it was going to be hard and it was hard

. >> reporter: sjsu professor nicky aboa helped write the petition urging the university to redirectome of the funding from police to initiatives that support black students and staff. the demands also include disarming campus police. >> you can imagine how long the systemic issues of racism have been on our campus. so to think that a three-month task force will address the issue, i feel like misses the mark. >> reporter: in a statement papazian said the task force will select an external reviewer to support and guide the work and offer recommendations for reform such as new models of safety and policing, new training protocols, policy revisions or redistribution of resources. sjsu professor scott meyers lipton says while it appears to be a step in the right direction more must be done to support the work of students and faculty of color. >> my african-american students have said when they run across campus they are sometimes st stopped as they run because they are seen as suspects rather than students. >> reporter: according to university data more than 80% of sjsu students are peop

last month i had an opportunity meet nicky over zoom and i cannot say enough what an how ng young man he is and proud i am to represent him in congress and how incredibly proud his family must be. for bringing ky, so much light to our community and to our nation. we need more people like him. yield back. i the speaker pro tempore: for the gentleman es from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. withoutker pro tempore: objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise the to remember and honor life of beloved savannah architect eric who passed away age of 91. eric was a gift to the savannah his nity, blessed it with gifted imagination. he helped create savannah river projects more than 74 in the historic district, including the world war ii titled "a world apart" which is located on river street. eric played a large part in beautiful city what it is today, and he spent over 50 years bringing his vision for life.ah to although he was extremely committed to

we have got nicky back, what does this announcement on stamp duty mean for you in terms of cold, hardk. for us, it means we are able to do some of the home renovations we were planning to do on the property, but it also means it is a bit of a buffer, because i am a freelance as well. just in case the market drops a little bit further, we have a cushion to fall back on. because you are freelance, i understand you have are freelance, i understand you have a limited company and that has not been covered by any of the government's support packages. how worried where you in those circumstances about being able to com plete circumstances about being able to complete the house move?‘ circumstances about being able to complete the house move? a little bit worried. but i've been fortunate in that quite a bit of my work has stayed with me. i have had some clients come back to me when they have scaled down in other areas and realised what they need to still do wa nt realised what they need to still do want to maintain. i've been really fortunate. that's not much of a worry. looking forward, it i

let's talk to nicky morgan, former education secretary, former culture secretary and now conservativenemployment in this country hit a 3 million under margaret thatcher's premiership in the mid—19 80s. will the chancellor's plans avoid that? the chancellor, the treasury, the government are doing everything they possibly can to make sure that unemployment is kept as low as it possibly can be and, today is the next step in that programme. we have already seen the government spend over £120 billion on a combination of the furlough scheme to support the self employed, loans to support the self employed, loans to businesses and today is obviously very much about supporting young people. lastly, the prime minister was talking about investment in infrastructure which, again, obviously means people working in those fields and i think there will be more to come but i think undoubtedly we have been through a massive crisis, whereby the lockdown has had a huge impact on economy and we also have to see, as we open up the economy in as safe a way as possible, what that days in terms of consumer sp

atenciÓn nicky jam. camila: admiro mucha gente. los respetÓ muchos. momentos de carlos. como le mostramos en "despierta amÉrica". muchas preguntas siguen sin respuesta. oscar gÓmez conversó con la madre. [sonido ambiente] oscar: 84 dÍas han transcurrido desde el martes 21 de abril este aÑo cuando carlos adriÁn muriÓ en custodia de la policÍa de tucson en arizona. su madre lo recuerda como un hijo amoroso que lo daba todo por su familia. >>muy contento, risueÑo alegre. amaba a su familia. no le faltaba un dÍa sin decirme que me querÍa. oscar: iris guarda una fotografÍa de carlos cuando era bebÉ. también muestra otro retrato de carlos padre de familia amoroso con su hija de dos aÑos. iris: despuÉs de que él falleciÓ ella comenzó a hablar. esas una de las preguntas que comenzÓ a decir. suena el telÉfono y ella dice "papÁ". oscar: la familia estÁ devastada. no comprende por quÉ los policÍas no hicieron nada para salvarlo, a pesar que uno de los uniformados estaba certificado como paramÉdico. iris: por quÉ él no hizo algo?por quÉ no llamo al 911? no entien

and nicki fried, florida's commission commissioner of agriculture and consumer service., what is happening in florida, why is it so bad, what is the mood there? i have to say first, i saw ron desantis say how everything is fine in florida months ago. where do things stand now and is there any humility coming from him in the sunshine state? >> that's one of the big issues, we head yet 11,458 cases. the governor basically said mission accomplished, he went on a national tour across the country saying this is behind us, reopened our state without following data points with no enforcement. he spent a couple of weeks after reopening blaming young people, blaming hispanic workers, blaming nursing homes, blaming the media, instead of focusing on what needed to be done here, which is enforcement, no mask ordinance. he basically said this is behind us. he even had the vice president in our state this week who said, thank god for president trump's leadership for dealing with coronavirus. if that's leadership, i don't know what failure looks like. we're in serious trouble in the st

nicky carter sang "bridge over troubled waters." and, oh, my god, he knocked us on the floor.d howard dorough. howie had a great voice. those are the three originals. and we needed five. >> i liked the sound but i'd said to them, "you really need to have five-part harmony." >> lou actually found kevin at a disney parade. he was playing aladdin. >> kevin came into the group and recommended his cousin brian. >> and he says, "i have a cousin in kentucky. his name is brian littrell. he sings in church. he's a really good singer." >> so that formed five guys together. i put the money out to help them. we'd give them choreographers. we'd give them vocal lessons. we'd provide tutors. i think i'm a great cultivator. >> lou is a big guy. but he wasn't a threatening guy. he was kind of a cherubic roly-poly kind of soft guy. >> they call me big papa. >> lou does give himself a nickname. it's big papa. because he's got it all covered. he's taking care of all of it. >> the kids all called him big papa. and it was endearing. i thought it was very sweet at the time. >> so the boys kind of we

. >> i would like to take a moment of silence to honor all those folks that nicky mentioned that we've lost this year. >> i came out when i was 18 as trans and grew up as gay in missoula, montana. so as you can imagine, it wasn't the safest environment for lgbt folks. i had a pretty supportive family. i have an identical twin, and so we really were able to support each other. once i moved away from home and started college, i was really able to recognize my own value and what i had to offer, and i think that for me was one of the biggest challenges is kind of facing so many barriers, even with all the privilege and access that i had. it was how can i make sure that i transform those challenges into really helping other people. we're celebrating transgender awareness month, and within that, we recognize transgender day of remembrance, which is a memorial of those that we have lost due to transgender violence, which within the last year, 2019, we've lost 22 transgender folks. think all but one are transgender women of color who have been murdered across the country. i think it's importan

social media went wild with messages of congratulations including celebrities like nicky byrne from westlifewife. 16 long years." that is how long it has been. leeds united have been in exile from the premier league for all those years. it has been a journey fraught with financial problems, relegation is and missed opportunities. but with this unique and eccentric argentinian manager they are now backin argentinian manager they are now back in the premier league once more. in 2004 comment leeds united left the top flight in tears. the three—time league champions hope that the drop—down would be temporary. instead, it took a generation. just three years earlier, leads were in the champions league last four but they got their spending what they could not afford. huge debts meant star players had to leave and relegation left a broken clu b leave and relegation left a broken club in freefall. soon they dropped further for club in freefall. soon they dropped furtherfor —— club in freefall. soon they dropped further for —— further down to league one. it is been a long way back. for me now to sit h

es un género musical derivado del reguetón y del dancehall con grandes exponentes con daddy yankee nickydo un abrazo a los 5 y más adelante los vamos a ver con la coreografía amigos vamos a una pausa y regresamos su problema físico no lo detuvo para demostrar que el límite es el infinito vamos a conocer la historia de un hombre que subió el himalaya >> también te mostramos sus cualidades de actor y con su video musical vamos a estar con cristián nodal en un nuevo día más cerca de ti (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (gato 1) friskies world! (gato 2) ¿qué es eso?! (gato 1) ¡hecho con pollo de verdad críado en granja! (gato 2) ¡lo quiero todo! ¿me lo das todo? (gato 1) ¡es friskies farm favorites! (gato 2) una farm-ula ganadora! (mujer voz) feed their fantasy. ♪ friskies (gato 1) ¡mira! !es friskies ocean favorites! ¡Ñum! algunos limpiadores funcionan, pero me resecan. los limpiadores de cerave me ayudan a mantener mi hidratación balanceada con ácido hialurónico y 3 ceramidas esenciales que ayudan a restaurar mi barrera natural. para una limpieza cerave. limpiadores cerave. >

. >> nicky jam me harÁ la competencia. >> el boricua quiere motivar a los seguidores para que digan:bar y calcetines. esto por la cantidad de agentes que rodearon al menor en departamento de wisconsin dice que el joven se resistiÓ al arresto y que le habrÍa escupido a uno de los uniformados. >> el gobernador de guanajuato condenÓ la masacre de irapuato prometiÓ la justicia y los sujetos abrieron fuego un centro de rehabilitaciÓn matando a 24 personas e hiriendo siete y tres de ellos luchan por su vida en el hospital. >> la no para en mÉxico. ayer para acribillados en guanajuato unos jÓvenes que querÍan rehabilitarse por problemas de drogadicciÓn. y que es el llanto de una masacre que dejÓ 24 personasasesinadas en el municipio de irapuato y a plena luz del dÍa. >> los sujetos se metieron al lugar y nos dispararon. >> un comando fuertemente armado arribÓ a un centro de rehabilitaciÓn y puso boca abajo a uno de los ocupantes para luego darles el tiro de gracia y abrir fuego contra otros internos. >> esto quiere decir que a algunos dejar ir? >> hay algunos lesionados y no sabemos la cant

yisus: como lo de nicky jam alan: yalitza aparicio va a poder votar a todos los ganadores del no lostenÍa suficientes mujeres ni gente de minorÍas y ahora allí estÁ. karla: bailar hace bien al cuerpo. tambiÉn puede ayudar a otras personas en estos tiempos difÍciles. carlos: mÁs por una buena causa. paola: dicen que la uniÓn estÁ la fuerza y precisamente por esa poderosa razÓn usted bailando desde su casa podrÍa ayudar a una comunidad indÍgena que necesita mucha atenciÓn por la pandemia. solamente bailando lo que mÁs le guste. >> quÉ significa bailar para ti? >> bailar significa conectar, es expresar >> energÍa, felicidad total. >> es una terapia absoluta. >> liberaciÓn del cuerpo, del alma y de la mente. paola: por muchas razones es --mÁs.quÉ es " baila como si nadie te estuviera viendo" >> es un movimiento alrededor de una comunidad indÍgena que queremos celebrar, conmemorar y ayudar. tiene mÁs o menos 100 individuos. muy abandonados por diversas razones. esto hace que el covid-19 sea un agente muy peligroso, especialmente para ellos. ademÁs de eso necesitanque le mejoren su infraes

this question of the confederate flag for a long time, it came down a few years ago under governor nickier reaction and what has been your reaction over the last couple of days and weeks to the president of the united states equivocating and coming down on the side of the heritage, as the sort of phrase goes, the old heritage of the south, and saying that nascar made a bad business decision by banning confederate flags from its properties? what's your reaction? >> it's a different statement from the president's statement when we took down the flag here in south carolina. i believe he said it was time for it to go. and listen, i stand with bubba wallace. there's just no room for any type of symbol of hate. and we got to push back against those things. i hope lindsey graham will join me in saying that the ben tillman statue on the grounds of the state house needs to go. tillman was the guy who sat in the seat for the united states senate that lindsey currently occupies. but this was a united states senator who would go to the floor of the united states senate and talk about the joy of lynch

there have been thousands of comments and nicki was there, when he wasn't feeling well, when he was tired other and be role models. as long as one person says let's do something together and you have a positive cheerleader then the culture will change and you will exercise together. getting parents doing it together. getting parents doing it together with children. keep it up. do not stop training together even though i am not doing it live. so many people will see it is hard, i don't want to go outside, but that is the key thing, to change the view. it is fun. i have been doing it in my living room with no equipment, just a tiny bit of carpet, and people in one bedroom flats can do it or you can do it in the garden. it can be fun. we often do exercises on our own but try and do exercises on our own but try and do it in front of the cats. you are a role models —— the kids. you are patient and loving and that is all you have to do to encourage the children to exercise and that will change their life. can we have a little bit of a show around? this is your chance to be presenter and directo

we will be speaking to nicky morgan about at 7:30am. and what time are we running thejimmy 7:30am.rning. i had a great chat with him, on zoom, obviously. the england cricketer who is in the bio bubble at the moment, we spoke to him inside the hotel, talking about the pitch tomorrow, and how tricky life is inside the bubble. also, what cricketers are doing to pay tribute to the nhs workers who have been working during the pandemic. they will have the names of workers on their shirts of various points in protest. and we will also be having a chat with former england captain sir alistair cooke a little while later. the bbc has a highlight series, and he is pa rt has a highlight series, and he is part of that. so he will be here later on. cricket on normal telemetry. i know. who would have thought it? also in the papers, lewis hamilton's dog has gone vegan. i can hear eve ryo ne dog has gone vegan. i can hear everyone going, what? he is now fully vegan. his coat is much softer, his swollen paws have healed up, he is no longer limping with arthritis and his breathing has opened up, supe