hay un nuevo juego parecido a la tabla de la ouija.o, estamos en canadÁ recorren la misma ruta que atraviesan miles de migrantes. Óscar: este hombre lo hace en memoria de los compatriotas. >> es asfixiante no se como la gente puede condenarse la muerte y atravesar este desierto sin agua y sin recursos. nosotros traemos agua y recursos y estamos asfixiÁndonos. Óscar: un 59 hombres y mujeres que cargan una cruz cada uno en memoria de los que ya murieron. >> reconocemos el gran sacrificio que estas familias han hecho. Óscar: la mina de inicio en sonora siguen la huella que dejaron miles de inmigrantes. >> hemos encontrado muchos vestigios que dejaron los migrantes como botellas de agua vacÍa. >>vamos a seguir hasta el final porque esto es simbÓlico. caminando por mis compaÑeros y por mis compatriotas. Óscar: estas personas caminan 10_15 millas por dÍa. les hacen falta 35 para llegar a la meta. tienen planeado completarlas el prÓximo domingo. >> que lo piensen dos veces. atravesar el desierto no es fÁcil. las posibilidades son mÁs las de p

yo llegu a jugar la ouija y no se lo recomiendo a nadie.espritus malos"... fs 3 cesar --- jazmn prieto agreg: "jugu eso cuando estaba en secundaria en mxico. todava siento miedo. los jvenes tienen que saber que esto no hay que tomrselo como una simple jugarreta"... ---gracias a todos por sus comentarios! blanca --un apicultor chino, se dejo cubrir por mas de 200 libras de abejas y todo para romper un record mundial. cesar-vo --el hombre tiene mas de 30 ase experiencia en apicultura, tomoel reto esta maÑana y lo logro. --este valiente deome "gao bingao" estuvo mas de una hora cubierto por 214 abes,quitandole el titulo mundial a otro apicultor chino. vo-blanca p cierto, el carro que lleva en la boca para mantener su boca y nariz libre de abejas, y asi poder respirar. cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 5:30 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. end show ♪. >>> Órale buenas noches compadres y bienvenidos a su show nÚmero uno de "titulares y mÁs" cursooors light. >>> mis gilgs tienen tÉcnico Óral

es parecido a una ouija pero casera.stados unidos. se han hecho un montÓn de bromas al respecto. pamela: eso es noticia porque no se sabe la expricaciÓn pero se convirtiÓ en un trending topic mundial. no se puede explicar cÓmo algo asÍ se convierte en algo viral. bÁrbara: los mismos muchachos lo hacen viral. borja: la verdad, no confÍo mucho. debe haber un imÁn... bÁrbara: es el balance de un lÁpiz sobre otro. si no estÁ equilibrado, vamos a ver que eso... se mueve. borja: voy a hacer mi experimento social en periscope. bÁrbara: lejos de mÍ, ok? esas cosas raras... bien lejos. [risas] borja: espero que les haya gustado. secreto a voces. pamela, bÁrbara maÑana mÁs y mejor. seguimos conectados. bÁrbara: mÁs y mejor. gracias, borja. bueno. [mÚsica] vamos con nuestro meteoroloco que se encuentra en el centro de pronÓsticos. mucha informaciÓn para nosotros y nuestros queridos televidentes. pamela: cuÉntanos primero sobre una tromba marina que hizo cundir el pÁnico en una fiesta infantil y quÉ pueden esperar los residentes de

graduating from high school, the song that has stuck with me is "hold onto your dreams," by a group called ouija. will you go ahead and start the music president? >> [indiscernible] senator scott: nevermind, i will to sing at all -- sing a cappella. ♪ hold onto your dreams ♪ believe ♪ ♪ senator scott: i will just tell you what it says, hold onto your dreams, believe in love, and let love be the light to show you the way. because life will be hard and sometimes it is even going to feel unfair. except for those who really care, who were there, rain and shine, sharing your dreams, your hearts, and your mind. congratulations. [applause] announcer: secretary robert mcdonald gave the commencement address at the university of utah. secretary mcdonald served as president and ceo of procter & gamble. this took place at the jon huntsman center in salt lake city. it is 10 minutes long. >> thank you. and thank you for president dave for getting that kind introduction, and thank you for your service to our country. members of the board of trustees and president pershing, thank you for inviting me to share th

will charlie be the next generation of the ouija board? featured in last year's movie, "ouija "?s out all the hype may be less about summoning spirits than about curiosity. >> people are looking for things that appear scary but aren't. that's why we go to scary movies and ride roller coasters. >> reporter: parents pointing to the case of two teen girls heading to trial for attempting to kill a friend. >> you have to be off or a lot off to act on those stories. i think the same thing could be said for this particular trepd. >> reporter: but is this actually conjuring demons? or like in paranormal activity three, sit more urban legend. >> remember the rules. >> yes, say bloody mary three times. >> reporter: it's really up to your own beliefs. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo schiavocampo abc news new york. >> we started the conversation early. we're joined by our parenting expert dr. deborah gilboa. you said call you dr. g. >> perfect. the idea is and my 10-year-old could do it. i wasn't so successful. you plans this pencil like this. and theoretically, you can get to

well, at my age, if i want to connect with old friends i need a ouija board. but you wouldn't waste an afternoon on it. facebook just sounds like a drag. in my day, seeing pictures of people's vacations was considered a punishment. and when we were kids, we didn't say we were single. we were just kids. it was weird if you weren't single. yes, we had poking, but it wasn't something you did on a computer. it was something you did on a hayride, under a blanket. oh, sorry. things were a lot different when i was growing up. my father, horace, was a traveling salesman who moved our family to california during the great depression. i mean, that's the kind of stuff you only read about in novels. and, to think, i've lived through a world war, worked on radio, and films, on "mary tyler moore," and "the golden girls." [ cheers and applause ] and now i'm here tonight because you wanted me to be. [ cheers and applause ] i really just want to say i feel so loved. thank you. if i could, i would take you all on a big hayride. starting with you, sir. no, not you. you. guess wh

, una tabla con letras y nÚmeros, que tiene un sÍ y un no, es como una ouija pero es mÁs fácil de hacertÉn inundadas con algo que tenga que ver con los demonios?, es rarÍsimo. johnny: tiene que ver con los jovencitos, son jÓvenes los que experimentan el tipo de juego, antes se utilizaba era la ouija, para ver de quÉ manera uno podÍa invocar y hacer preguntas, pero en este caso son los jovencitos. karla: lo hacen para asustar a los compaÑeros. francisca: en el vÍdeo hay una con letras "sÍ" y "no". alan: pones el lÁpiz arriba uno de otro, y el truco es que el lÁpiz tarde o temprano se va a mover, por como estÁ colocado el lÁpiz, es un truco. karla: los muchachos hacen todo tipo de preguntas. yo no sÉ si sea mentira, verdad lo que sea, la verdad, yo pienso que el que busca encuentra, desde chiquita me seÑalaron a tener respeto por esas cosas, y pienso que cuando una prÁctica este tipo de juegos... quÉ necesidad, es mi punto de vista, no estoy a favor, no quiero ni entrarle. alan: yo como no creo en esas cosas, les queda decir que de niÑo, y lo voy a decir abiertamente, era fanÁtico de juga

you are all too young to know ouija. maybe some of you out there know ouija. will you go ahead and start the music, president? oh, he said he forgot the music. nevermind, i'm going to sing a cappella. will you help me out? thank you very much. [sings] hold on to your dream believe y'all don't know good music. [laughter] y'all don't know good music. i'm going to tell you the words. i'm just going to tell you the words. the song simply says hold on to your dreams. believe in love and let love be the light to show you the way. >> senator scott speech will be available on our website. tweeting that the e-mails released today, do not change the essential facts or understanding of the events before, during, or after the attack, referring to the benghazi attacks. more now on the challenges for rebuilding communities over racial divides. speakers focus on what can be done to help families in distress communities, and and lessons learned as the redevelopment of areas. >> good morning to all of you here today and to those of you joining via our live webcast. on behalf o

you're all too young to know ouija. maybe somebody out there don't know ouija either. anyway. all right. will you go ahead and start the music, president? oh, he said he forgot the music. never mind i'm going to sick a cappella. will you -- sing a cappella. will you help me out? thank you very much. ♪ hold on to your dream believe ♪ y'all don't know good music. i'm going to tell you the words. i'm just going to tell you the words. the song simply says hold on to your dreams. believe in love and let love be the light to show you the way. >> you can see that and a number of commencement speeches on saturday starting at noon eastern on our companion network, c-span. later that night editorial cartoonists including "doonesbury's" gary trudeau discuss their role as satirists an event that took place three months after the terrorist attack at "charlie hebdo." >> for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother. be he so vile, this day shall gentle his condition. and gentlemen in england now abed shall think themselves a occursed that they were not here. >> one drop of b

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g., the ouija board. a lot of people say -- isn't that a modern-day version?ive. >> robin said, what we did back in the day. we were talking about light as a feather, stiff as a board. someone levitating. >> a sleepover for girls. did you do that? >> no, i didn't. >> magic 8 ball. >> i'm disappointed. >> is there a danger at all? >> it is, thank goodness, unlike so many social media trends we worry about as parents, it's harmless from most people's beliefs. if your faith deems this as dangerous, you have to communicate that to your kids. it's a great opportunity to ask our kids, what would you ask? we get insight. >> that's a great idea. >> and to say, hey, there's a thing going around. so that happens a lot. how do you know when a thing going around is a safe thing to try? or not a safe thing to try? >> don't be afraid of starting a conversation. >> and you're not worried about the parallels of the slenderman case? >> that brings up a terrible thing to try. our kids want to be a little bit critical of things. this is a great time to encourage them to be a lit

remember when ouija boards were a big thing when we were kids?hallenge. you get two pencils. you put them on a sheet of paper and write yes and no in the four corners. you ask charlie charlie are you here. if the top pencil moves and lands on yes, a demon named charlie is in your house. social media is flooded with the results. i'm too scared. roll the tape. >> charlie charlie are you here. >> charlie, i want to play are you here? oh, god! it's real! >> okay. so some claim this is an old mexican tradition. >> apparently you can ask life questions and it answers yes or no. >> i wasn't allowed to play with a ouija board when i was little because they said you don't want to mess around with that stuff. i feel the same way. >> not like the magic 8 ball. >> that may be safer. >> a little blair witchy for me. >> how about you just don't call demons? >> probably a good rule. >> even a one direction fan decided to have some fun and ask charlie who will i marry. one of the one direction guys will do. >> who is it? >> we don't know. but it's one of the fou

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so he was ouija. he had his own chair right there. it had arms on it, and he learned how to set up at appropriate moments through the meal and granddaddy would go -- [laughter] peggy: the hysterical part was we went to california, and the dog had two sons join him in. by that time, he was an old hama. -- ham. he knew that salad, defending or what the dressing was, whether he got any or not. soup was a no-no. but the puppies had to learn. it could be hair-raising. i never once heard my grandmother say anything. there was no rug underneath the table for very good reasons. one puppy was here, one was there, one was there. the floor was highly polished and the puppies would miss. the chair shot one way and the puppy went the other, trying to retrieve. you would think that most housewives would have had connections at all this going on. not my grandmother. she was always referred to as a lady. [applause] richard smith: last. >> the system is -- this is to miss johnson. when you had dates, where did they come pick you up? luci: i was 30 yea

i have a good "ouija" board to help them too.f you use that strategy, you would have lost money. (?) if you have done 17 of the last 20 years, if you used it, you would have lost money. we need to pay attention to fundamentals. the first quarter we know, it was awful. looking forward, we have a lot of data next week. we have ism manufacturing. nonmanufacturing. and we also have the employment numbers on friday. that's what i'll focus on. that's what the fed will probably focus on. conviction not here right now. if we get good numbers, it will come back. if we get bad numbers, i think you'll see this market move down. >> interesting. let's go to ud chang. you heard what dan said. if you sold in may, you lost money if you followed this strategy. >> i agree with him. if you look at the sell in may, go away. it's thit's no doubt a fact. the market tends to do not as well as the month of november through april. however, like dan was saying, over the past -- if you look at over the past 65 years for that matter, during that period, the

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you're all too young to know ouija. all right. will you start the music, president? >> said he forgot the music. i'll sing it a cappella. will you all just help me out here? thank you very much. ♪ hold on ♪ ♪ to your dreams ♪ ♪ believe ♪ >> y'all don't know good music. i'm going to tell you the words. the song simply says hold on to your dreams. believe in love and let love be the light to show you the way. >> that and other commencement speeches from around the country saturday starting at noon eastern on our companion network, c-span and on saturday evening, a conversation with editorial cartoonists. including ""doonesbury's" gary trudeau. 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother. be he never so vile this day shall gentle his condition. and gentlemen in england now abed shall think themselves acursed that they were not here. >> one drop of blood drawn from thy country's bosom should grieve thee more than streams of foreign gore. >> director of the folger shakespear

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ouija. he had his own chair. sat at the head of the table. and he learned how to set up at appropriate moments through the mail. [laughter] the hysterical part came went to california. two sons joining the table. except at breakfast. artichokes very nicely. and new depending upon the dressing soup was a no-no but it could be hair-raising. and never once had my grandmother say don't do it they agreed. here. one was here, one was there. and it was highly polished. the puppy was the other. [laughter] and you would think that most housewives would have had convictions with what was going on. always the view of a lady. [applause] >> all right. >> zero, to ms. johnson. your date picks you up and comes to the front door. pick you up. >> let me give a little preamble. a mother of five children. my own children, wonderful stepson. thirty years old before i i ever went out alone on a date with a man. for children. so i had a very strong adolescents. my children have said to me as children have said since cain and abel you do not understand. absolutely

so he was ouija. he had his own chair right there.t had arms on it, and he learned how to set up at appropriate moments through the meal and granddaddy would go -- [laughter] peggy: the hysterical part was we went to california, and the dog had two sons join him. by that time, he was an old hand. he knew that salad, depending what the dressing was, whether he got any or not. soup was a no-no. but the puppies had to learn. it could be hair-raising. i never once heard my grandmother say anything. there was no rug underneath the table for very good reasons. one puppy was here, one was there, one was there. the floor was highly polished and the puppies would miss. the chair shot one way and the puppy went the other, trying to retrieve. you would think that most housewives would have had conniptions at all this going on. not my grandmother. she was always referred to as a lady. [applause] richard smith: last. >> this is to ms. bales and ms. johnson. when you had dates, where did they come pick you up? luci: let me give a preamble. i was 30