peggy carranza nos informa desde nueva york. >> con esta medida los menores podrÁn ingresar a los estados unidos sin ser sujetos a esta limitaciÓn. peggy: el gobierno del exmandatario implementÓ la prohibiciÓn el aÑo pasado, diciendo que era necesaria para impedir la propagaciÓn del coronavirus. la administraciÓn biden considera levantarla gradualmente. en febrero se habÍa ordenado una decepciÓn para los menores, por lo que se podÍa evitar su deportaciÓn. lo que contribuyÓ a que se dieran reunificaciÓn es, como las de marÍa con sus hijos, tras siete aÑos separados. >> fue una alegrÍa para mÍ. no lo puedo creer. saber que estÁn conmigo ahora. usted no saben las situaciones que pasamos en nuestro paÍs. peggy: otros casos similares tuvieron un final feliz. varias familias han podido ingresar y estÁn siendo procesadas. estÁn enviÁndose menores de edad para que se reÚnan con sus padres. segÚn la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza, mÁs de 55.000 migrantes con niÑos fueron hallados en la frontera en junio. pauliana ya que —— pa

flemming. >> peggy flemming faced a major obstacle after winning first world championship in davos,itzerland in 1966, two weeks later her father suffered a t really shook my world and my mom had to raise four girls by herself and then my expensive sport, it was just amazing what we went through and how my mother was so strong. when you lose a parent you lose that strength. >> a piece of you. >> and every time i go back to try to train, i go, i'm not as strong as i was before he died. then over the months and years it all came back. >> helping catapult flemming to the top the skating world, her story, one we all can learn from. >> when somebody comes in here and reads about you, reads your story, what do you hope they walk away with? >> i hope they can put themselves in my shoes, put themselves in that story. you just never know until you try a sport or try something to see where you stand. it's not for just a special few, it's for everybody to try. >> and then let the fire fuel you. >> oh, absolutely, absolutely. >> and thank you for that report. a team of high wire athletes set a r

but, peggy and beth, i have to go.snake print shirt another time. >> it was a gift from my sister, it's an awesome shirt. arthel: it is, it is. you guys are awesome. i have to go, guys. >> raise public awareness and hopefully people will get out there and have some fun. >> absolutely. arthel: well, i hope you win clash 10,000 in the process. >> -- $10,000. >> you know, that too. [laughter] arthel: do it, do it. my pleasure talking to you. thank you. >> thank you very much. arthel: bye, a y'all. [laughter] eric? eric: man, arthel, those snakes? peggy and beth are brave ladies. man, oh, man. let's go back now to cpac in dallas, texas, where fox and friends reporter lawrence jones is taking the stage, he's talking about crime. let's listen in. >> but we have to be consistent on the issue. the -- true that you've got leftists out there saying defund the police. that's not movement, that's not the people at home. every poll shows black folks are for the police we have to be consistent. so it goes a little bit like this. whe

i was in space with peggy. we broke bread at 17,500 miles per hour with russians, germans, french, african-american, asian-american, and i think space we all have the technological things that are wonderful to see. the other thing is the human connection that we have, from people all around the world and i think we can bring that back down to the planet, so that we can get along better, using that view of space. >> that is often an optimistic vision and i hear you when you talk about wanting to democratize space. you're right, you don't have to be as we're seeing today a scientist and long time veteran to get into space but you do in all likelihood have to be really, really rich, which is not sort of the most democratic way to be talking about space tourism, maybe what needs to happen based on the business model here. how do you see that changing? >> we have philanthropists that are giving tickets to people. spacex's inspiration for, isaac is letting people from one woman, not hailey, i can't remember her name

peggy: quedan 10 dÍas para que los que se enfermaron o crean que se pueden enfermar se registren en eleste es el llamado, si tenÍa ciudadanÍa, si tenÍa residencia, si estaba en esa Área, que por favor se registre. manuel chepo ha hecho activismo para que otros participen, aunque Él mismo no es un beneficiario debido a una demanda. >> se van a enfermar muchas personas mÁs y les va a dar cÁncer. reportera: para registrarse puede ir a la pÁgina web que ve en pantalla. el fondo invita al que todo trabajo o estudio acerca de la zona cero a que se inscriba, incluso si no estÁ seguro de ser elegible. patricia: hay opiniones encontradas por la prolongada estadÍa de legisladores demÓcratas en washington. como nos cuenta pedro rojas los congresistas no tienen afÁn de regresar a casa. pedro: ojalÁ que los despidan a todos, no pueden escapar en un vuelo pagado por todos. >> —— la representante estatal demÓcrata ana hernÁndez dijo que muchos estÁn trabajando y el partido cubre algunos gastos. >> personas que estÁn ayudando el costo del cuarto del hotel. >> al final del dÍa el gobernador lo estarÁ p

and so peggy in her life, you know, dr. king said that nonviolence is a way of life.o help them become the leaders that they already are, really, in terms of working to dismantle racism and fighting for justice. so i'm very proud of them and peggy continues to be in touch with them and help them understand and see that the future is theirs. >> and, peggy, real quickly, how much fun is it to be with these young people and impart to them the lessons of the past to help them with the future? >> well, it is a wonderful experience to be with those young people, and mark and i had them in our home on thursday night and it was just a blessing to us to have them in our home. and they are our future and i told barbara that they are intelligent and they are so wonderful and caring and kind, and they are our future. and it was just a joy for mark and i to be able to host them and be able to break bread with them. they were wonderful. >> well, peggy wallace kennedy, please tell judge kennedy i said hello, and congresswoman barbara lee, thank you very much for coming to the show.

it could have told you a lot longer, but we weren't to time as korea, peggy's. he's also the off of that book. you can see behind him once a caught by curry. peggy 3, appreciate your time. form a new york police officer. thank send on a light note because a certain bridge carting page has been causing trouble call across the pond. american parents have been shocked to find that their kids are using british phrases and even speaking with english accents as after their children watched. i was of peppa pig during locked down the scene you like watching not to pick has you told me i started calling you mummy all going to go to the lou instead of the bathroom. you might ask why? well that's thanks to peppa pig kids across the states have a pallet. they started speaking with a british accent of the binge watching the program during lockdown. who would have thought that this little preschool picky could be set influential? my daughter has what i would call the peppa pig. british accent. how can i be my 5 year old niece in new york city had an american accent before the

peggy carranza, univisiÓn.ormaciÓn errÓnea. el mandatario ha criticado a facebook que llegÓ a decir que la red social estÁ matando a personas al no tener informaciÓn equivocada sobre el cambio. miles residentes se alistan para evacuar sus vecindarios ante la propagaciÓn de un gran incendio forestal que ha quemado mÁs de 39,000 acres de tierr la ——tierra. la ferocidad de las llamas ha obligado a cerrar varias carreteras. y Éste incendio se iniciÓ el 4 de julio por el impacto de un rayo. autoridades en texas continÚan endureciendo las medidas para evitar que indocumentados que llegan por la frontera entrega su territorio. laredo prohibiÓ el traslado de sus inmigrantes y demandÓ al gobierno federal recibir una orden de restricciÓn llegando los inmigrantes. pedro rojas nos cuenta. pedro: autoridades de laredo, texas, emiten Órdenes de desastre. demandan al departamento para que se les imponga una orden de restricciÓn. la acciÓn se debe a mÁs de 329 casos positivos de covid—19 y la falta de hospitales y personal mÉd

good morning to you, peggy. a speed of -- listen to this, 2,233 miles per hour, and they touched down successfully. what are you thinking? >> i'm jealous of the ride. i like it to last a little bit longer than that, but it's a lot of emotions that are involved in that part. and they get to get a flavor of each of the best parts, the launch, the zero gravity, and r 11 minutes. so it's a very special time for them. >> you know, peggy, they said the elapsed mission time was 10 minutes and 10 seconds. i'm not sure what elapsed mission time means. mark strassmann just pointed out something interesting. he said do you realize it took us longer to get from the gate of this place to the location, that's like a 13-minute drive or so. it took us longer to drive to this location than space. what does an elapsed mission time 10 minutes and 10 seconds mean? when i looked at the clock, it says 10:20. >> it's from the actual liftoff time to the touchdown time. they just have much more accurate measurements than maybe the clock

peggy carranza nos cuenta los detalles de lo que sucediÓ. que fue llamado rescate milagroso gracias a dos policÍas que desayunaba en al lado del lugar. todo comenzÓ cuando un vehÍculo fuera de control chocÓ a un auto estacionado. madre e hija de sÓlo ocho meses cruzaban la calle. el auto de las arrolla y se estrella contra la barberÍa. los agentes escuchan la conmociÓn y es cuando acuden al vehÍculo para tratar de levantarlo, junto con la ayuda de otros transeÚntes. ellos dicen que no sabÍan con lo que se iban a encontrar y que fue sorpresa escuchar a la madre y a la bebita, que afortunadamente pudieron rescatar. de hecho hablamos con un amigo de la familia quien organizÓ una pÁgina para recaudar dinero para sus gastos mÉdicos y nos dice que la niÑa sufriÓ quemaduras ademÁs de una fractura en el crÁneo. la mujer sufriÓ una fractura en la pierna y deberÁ recibir terapia. en cuanto al conductor del vehÍculo, este hombre enfrenta cargos de asalto vehicular asÍ como tambiÉn fue acusado de conducir bajo estado de embriaguez. asÍ que es la informa

peggy carranza nos informa desde la ciudad de nueva york. y hablando de inmigracion...r de las altas e historicas temperaturas que se estan registrando en el oeste del pais, continua el cruce de migrantes a traves del desierto... desde yuma, arizon, pedro ultreras nos presenta las recomendaciones que las autoridades fronterizas estan haciendo para quienes planean cruzar por esa zona viven en tierras de arizona... donde con asfixiantes temperaturas las autoridades estan recuperando un gran e inusual numero de cadaveres de inmigrantes que fallecieron en la frontera con mexico... la cifra de cuerpos y restos recuperados en los primeros seis meses del aqo duplican a los encontrados en el 2020... pedro rojas, desde texas, tiene mas informacion... hablemos de la pandemia... ya que a pesar de la campaqa de vacunacion masiva en curso... el numero de contagios se ha disparado en los ultimos dias... y esta obligando a las autoridades a tomar medidas de contencion... como el uso del cubrebocas en espacios cerrados... esta medida ya fue decretada como obligatoria por las autoridade

this is a peggy garrett 75 year old woman who is obsessed with flamingos.bird with the san antonio zoo decided to make her day by bringing a live flamingo to her living room. she was so moved she had to stop balancing on one leg. just like they say a bird in the hand is worth 40 on your pillowcase. of course after seeing the stuff flamingo collection the zoo animal went to the flock out of there. peggy set a favorite thing about flamingos are their wings were as prefer flamingo drumsticks and tenders. adult flamingos typically grow four -- 5 feet to help us tilt away between four and 8 pounds which is why they're often called nature's olsen twins that is fun. topic number four, this the season once again for a time honored i am not talking about holding your cousin hostage is the florida python channel annual chance to see who can remove the most burning pythons in the florida everglades made the winner gets 10,000 dollars in cash. it should be more than enough to cover the anti- venom on a hospital bill paid not to mention all of the money they can make af

he's at peggy's place.vel down the mid-plain states, the dakotsa and down to texas and that's where you found president trump. when he was a private citizen he ran on building the wall and there's part of the wall unfortunately not enough for him. ainsley: in some places in the wall. we had a live shot last week where one portion of the wall that you could walk around it and it wasn't complete. all i need is two more months. i just needed two more months and we would have painted it black, the color would have been black instead of rotting and rusting like it is now. brian: the governor and the president and sean hannity at town hall. they toured what could have been and what was left and what it actually is. here is some of what they think of the current situation. >> there has never been a border so secure as the border -- the southern border that we have and now it's opened up. now we have really dangerous border, more dangerous than it's ever been in the history of the country. all biden had to go is go

peggy carranza nos amplia la informacion desde newark, nueva jersey...... al norte de california... que comenzo el pasado 4 de julio y esta varias comunidades... en las ultimas horas las llamas calcinaron unos 18 acres... y se intensifican por los fuertes vientos y la sequia... la zona de marklee ville y las comunidades del sur estan bajo orden de evacuacion obligatoria ya que el fuego ha destruido varias viviendas y amenaza a varias mas... cambemos de tema... mucha atencion... porque la pandemia por covid 19 recobra fuerza en estados unidos... y varios estados reportan un alarmante aumento de casos... la mayoria de los contagios han sido a causa de la variante delta del virus y se estan presentando principalmente en personas no vacunadas ... por lo que las autoridades insisten en que la poblacion se vacune... uno de los condados mas afectados por esta nueva ola es los angeles...y desde ahi nos informa romi de frias... donde tambien se han encendido las alarmas es en mexico... donde despues de que se sanitarias aumento considerablemente el numero de cont

it is better if they do than they don't, but peggy puts it in a technical way, it is unwise for them.rong what they're doing. it is not a matter of, oh, they would be better off politically to distance themselves. so far they don't think they're better off politically to distance themselves too much. some are distancing themselves a little bit, but this needs to be unequivocally repudiated. it hasn't been. it hasn't been. >> here is what i want to -- what do you think? i understand the money part of it because you put trump in a fundraising e-mail and the dollars just come rolling in. but from, again, a strategic tactical point of view, he lost the white house, he lost the senate, he lost the house, and now like we're seeing in texas people who he is supporting are losing. so i'm just -- from any kind of perspective, how does this work? >> they don't see it quite that way. they picked up house seats. they almost won the senate. they happened to lose the two georgia elections. they would like to have all of the energy of trump, all of the demagoguery which is successful. let's not kid

. >> peggy was the fourth child. and jim says peggy was going places from the very day she was born. >> she was never still. >> she danced, sang, s played sports and, it seemed nothing could hold her back. she had scoliosis as a kid. young pegye had to wear a brace around the clock. >> that's a terrible burden for a young kid like that to bear. but it also kind of ended up motivating her, didn't it? >> it really did. >> peyge's doctor talked with her about a career in physical therapy. she volunteered and loved it. >> and she made up her mind right then that she wanted to be a physical therapist.enal and she wanted to move to california and be a beautiful blonde. >> and -- >> so she did. >> so pegye left the small town of dexter for sunny california. and settled in newport beach. that's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people that i've ever met.ga she was happy and she was always smiling. >> and, says glenda, pegye was

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but peggy puts it into tactical, way it's wrong what they're doing, it's not a matter of they would beitically distancing themselves. some of them have distance themselves a little bit, but this needs to be unequivocally repudiated -- >> here, is what i want to know, what do you think? i understand the money part of it because you put trump in a fund raising email, and the dollars just came rolling in. but from, again, a strategic, tactical point of view, he lost the white house, he lost the senate, he lost the house, and we're seeing in texas people who he is supporting are losing. i am just -- from any kind of perspective, how does this work? >> they don't see quite that way, they almost won the senate, they have to lose through the georgia elections. he would like to get all the energy of trump, all the -- it's not kid ourselves that trump engaged in. and to get rid of the less attractive aspects of. it i don't think you can do that, they don't have the courage to repudiate him -- so i think for -- we have to step back and say oh it's unwise for them to do this, but you, know they d

en passaic, new jersey, peggy carranza, univisiÓn.ica pareja despuÉs de 17 aÑos separados. relaciÓn que casi llega al altar. durante todo este tiempo y cero gran parte de su vida, hijos, y sin duda mÁs noviazgo. el matrimonio de los duques ha resultado ser un cuento de hadas tras una dÉcada de casados, sin embargo la boda estuvo a punto de no suceder tras varias peleas y reconciliaciones segÚn lo revela uno de los biÓgrafos mÁs importantes de la realeza. hoy son papÁ de 3 hermosos hijos. una de las parejas mÁs estables ha sido justin timberlake y su esposa, tras varios aÑos de noviazgo en el 2011 la pareja puso fin a su relaciÓn por primera vez, la ruptura provocÓ que ambos se dio cuenta del importante que eran el uno para el otro y decidieron retomar su noviazgo. y esta vez regresarÍa para no separarse mÁs. una relaciÓn llena de altibajos que comenzÓ en el 2010 cuando se conocieron en la pelÍcula, sin embargo no soportÓ el ritmo de vida y terminaron. el amor fue tan grande que del 2018 llegaron al altar, no funcionÓ y volvieron a sep

legendary nasa astronaut peggy whitson, great to have you on the show. thanks for your time. >> no problem. thanks for having me. >>> another round of the debate over covid vaccine boosters. pfizer will virtually brief u.s. government officials tomorrow on the potential need for booster shots. a company spokesperson told cnn the meeting is seen as a courtesy and federal guidance on boosters is not expected to immediately change. pfizer said last week that it's seeing waning immunity and would seek emergency use authorization to offer third doses. then the fda and cdc pushed back almost immediately saying there is no evidence boosters are needed yet. further complicating this conversation, israel announcing today it's immediately offering a third dose of the pfizer vaccine for immuno compromised people. >>> joining us is former white house senior adviser for covid response, andy slavitt. we have a lot to discuss. i laid out some of that right there. the delta variant keeps on spreading in the u.s. and around the world. we'll take a quick break. stay with

bill harwood looks at what this mission means for the future of space travel plus we'll talk to peggyout what jeff bezos can expect as he rockets into space and how one of the passengers, 82-year-old aviation pioneer wally funk, is fulfilling a decades long dream. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday morning. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day.

peggy who works at club rio said one time, someone broke into the building, left all of the dj equipment alone but stole food and water. >> they went into the kitchen, somebody defecated on the ground, right to the site is bathrooms. they defecated in the bathroom and smeared it all over the place. even on the mirrors. this is just utterly ridiculous for somebody to do this it affe people's lives. >> reporter: this week the city began can the encampment. there under pressure from the faa to get hundreds of people out of their or else risk losing millions of dollars in future airport funding. >> i'm very passionate about them but then there is a difference between being homeless and harming others. >> reporter: so the three big questions, when i these folks were to gets whacked out of here, where are they going to go, and are they going to build a fence around this 40 acre property? right now, the city says they are working on it and they have a deadline that they have to send a plan to the faa by july 31. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix5. >>> now at 6:00, the major retailer shortening it

en vivodesde la gran manzana peggy carranza nos invita conocerlo.oyectos, quÉ se puede hacer respecto a estos temas antonio. >> ahora mismo la ciudad de new york, le da lo que quiera los desarrolladores, si quieren subir un edificio sin tener que darle vivienda asequible a los pobres,nosotros ahora mismo estamos luchando con una legislaciÓn donde podemos darle mÁs de 30,40 y 50% de las viviendas accesibles para nuestra gente en brooklyn, en eso estamos trabajando tambiÉn tenemos que movernos de esta polÍtica donde los desarrolladores o ricos reciben todos los recursos es tiempo de que los pobres se reciban los recursos necesarios para vivir una vida cÓmoda. peggy: agradecemos tu tiempo obviamente te deseamos suerte y gracias por haber estado con nosotros, asÍ que es todo lo que tenemos por ahora, nosotros regresamos con ustedes. karla: muchÍsimas gracias en vivo desde nueva york y suerte para nuestro compatriota. carolina: me encanta, cada vez mÁs personas hispanas en el poder. ahora, que nadie te diga que no puedes hacerlo, hoy un joven retoma su p

peggy: california tambiÉn se sumÓ a este esfuerzo.ibir la vacuna realizarse pruebas de coronavirus semanales. [habla en inglÉs] peggy: estos empleados en nueva york incluyen policÍas,bomberos, maestros. y uno de los mayores sindicatos de trabajo, se deben negociar esta medida. ademÁs una comisionada de relaciones laborales dijo que quien no cumpla con estas medidas. es posible que no se le pague su dÍa de trabajo. los trabajadores tienen que usar mascarillas y no estÁn vacunados en la oficina. alan: la comunidad de yomkers siguen asombrados. un verdadero milagro que ambos sobrevivan. se trata de una familia de origen salvadoreÑo. dos policÍas salvaron de una muerte segura con ayuda de varios espectadores. una amiga de la mujer se nos actualiza sobre su estado de salud. >> todos estamos tristes. >> ¿cÓmo estÁ tu amiga que te ha dicho? >> ella estÁ bien. se estÁ recuperando gracias a dios. >> ¿y la niÑa? >> no sÉ nada de la niÑa todavÍa. alan: la mamÁ sufriÓ fracturas en las piernas. la pequeÑa fue hospitalizada con lesiones en la cabez

questions i mentioned, i was expecting at the top of the show i source we are talking many years ago. peggy, we should not have to pay for some we had nothing to do with. why is it difficult for people who are black to see the reparations has a place in 2021? after, i think some people who all know of african ancestry have a problem with it. there are many so called white people and also the agent people and others who do get reparation. certainly in the work that i'm doing in europe. one of the difficulties is, it's already been mentioned this to humanize ation. of people of african ancestry continues. it has been made systemic. so in terms of legal systems, the education system which often mis educates and doesn't teach the truth about our history. even prior to enslavement, because all history didn't begin with enslavement. there is a lack of recognition of how the world been created today, including all its inequality is as a result of this history that we are all speaking about. and in the u. k, it's actually not history because it was only in 2015 that the loan that was taken out by t

nancy pelosi called him a moron and peggy noonan called him stupid.sks back on in light of the new data, new information about the contagious nature of the delta variant. here is congressman tim ryan. >> i may not be from a hot spot. the speaker may not be from a hot spot. speaker pelosi may not be from a hot spot. somebody in this chamber is coming from a hot spot. somebody represents the hot spots, and they get on a plane and they fly here and they interact with all of us. i just find it absolutely immature and appalling to somehow diminish it, to try to score cheap political points. that's exactly what we saw a few minutes ago. that is beneath a minority leader of one of the major political parties in the united states of america, saying we should take no caution that someone from a hot spot is working in this chamber and could potentially get someone infected that could go home to a sick parent or immune promised kid. that is beneath us. that is beneath us. >> he's so spot on there, basil. and, again, i just -- i keep coming back to this question.

this is still in us and it's peggy politics like the mayor of london, the mayor of manchester, or want their own ideas. they want to insist on masks, for example, on public transport craziness. we have to have a national policy when it comes to the question of because contentious, so called back seem possible as well. so position across different parts of the political spectrum. government minutes have said that they are still working on their role. but even business owners, some within the hospitality industry, the cinema industry, theaters and others. how about refusing to employ coven vaccine? paul ford for self installation. those employ saying it's workable won't be able to, but it's saying that the government should say that close to have been double work so they should at least be exempt from having. so i'm going to come to members of the public to pay the many, all remaining portion of those use the public transport networks regularly say they feel very uncomfortable using them towards you want to say they feel slightly uncomfortable, maybe 3 court people who are regularly atte

is joshua watch a peggy of uganda? american swimmer, ryan murphy has said his 200 meter back stroke final probably wasn't drug free or for the claim, the silver metal behind russian swimmer is getting roll off, one in a limping record time fleets for russia participate says the russian olympic committee is part of sanctions or pass doping offences. the american says he wasn't directly using any of his competitors, but was talking about the sport in general. well, i think the thing that that's frustrating is that you can answer that question with with 100 percent certainty. and i think over the years that's i mean, that's kind of come now and and so yeah, i don't, i can't answer that question. i don't know if it was 100 percent clean and and that's because the things that have happened over the past. no. yes, to double check. no, i've always been for clean competition. i've always been tested and i always fill out my documents from the bottom of my heart. i'm for clean sport. devoted my entire life to the sport. so i do

i think there was only one question from emma. peggy leaf, a bite the active union and she was locked up. don't be silly. and now we will have to end up in the supreme court because that's ultimately constitutional issues will be decided that we won't defeat the protocol only by legal. steve would be nice if we could when not, but we need people to protest and we need particularly a conservative an unionist party to realize that they have gone very badly off track on this. and i think if i'm being fair to the prime minister, i always like to be fair to the prime minister. i generally don't think that they realize, you know, highly detailed difficulties that the protocol was going to bring. and also that the european union could be quite so nasty, putting it simply as nothing in the bottles. johnson argument, not much that has the best of both worlds and trade openly through the single market. and also can fade with the you can once these transitional issues on the island, that must be a privilege position economically for a while. it doesn't really work like that because you see most

and so peggy, spyware, so that we can find out the links between the journalist and so go mainstream media and the military industrial complex. the persuade, their populations into wars that killed wound or displaced tens of millions of people. i'm not going to encourage buying on journalists and all. i think it's disgusting practice. but it has been going on for quite a long time. you pointed out to the beginning that lawyers, in spite are gone by a private contractor. so could security company out of spain in the country, an embassy, when julian massage was there. but on top of that, there was a lot of journalists that came to visit to live. we have several journals with spider by this company and including because they had to leave their phones with this company for certainly they were used as infiltrated mist, malware and information was expected from that case because he's in spain. obviously, we don't encourage buying on this either. but you know that the u. k. god, you and your old media partner doesn't appear to be giving much prominence to a key witness in the trial here in

i was like mary mcgrory, peggy noonan. you can have a point of view that coincides a lot with one of the 2 political parties. when you have to be honest to your point of view, not the party you have, you want to take them down when they're bad, when it's watergate or whatever it is, or monica, whatever it is. you have to be willing to separate your views, which normally coincide. with the political party, one political party from loyalty to the party itself. you have to be independent a party, so and to its people. but you can be generally aligned with their points of view. but that's a big difference between being a partisan hack, right? slack working for the d. n. c or the are and see if you're just knocking out press releases. right. one of the political partners you are a hack. that's what i think. well listen, i think that's pretty strong. the book is this country, my life and politics in history and the author is chris matthews. legendary former tv host of hardball and m s and b. c. chris, thank you so much for being

turned against him because he was consorting with families that were regarded as families he married peggy who was the daughter of a family of suspected of being a tory family. he was actually prosecuted so he had some legitimate grievances even though many other generals did too. it commits treason in which thomas paine wrote a pamphlet about the wake of this. i don't love he tried to believe this i tried to smooth over the fallout from arnold's treason. after having said that there's a second thing hereto. many people will argue that arnold was just after the money. and he did get a great deal of money from the british. but there is another side to that equation. that is a arnold owns a considerable amount of property in new england. if america and up winning the war he was going to lose all that property. so it would really kind of be a trade-off. he would lose a i valuable property but gain the amount in the british were going to pay. he probably could have done just as well financially had he remained on the american side. but one of the things that has always intrigued me about arnol

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and peggy from dayton ohio, is or started this organization and we just had our tenth anniversary andmeet the second week of every march somewhere in the united states. women aviation international is probably in the top of scholarships for the airline industry. and for that girl lives and those things are on their reading so to get a full scholarship, he still grants and we were even remotely fun of a few years ago when i was struggling to get my license. and what jerry and the rest of the girls had to do to get their license. >> is wonderful to be able to work with a younger generation did and help them have the exciting experiences as you have had pretty. wally: menu interview and we will find that you're going to back in time even more. and they help open the gates for us in women aviation and for us getting some space program. >> i'm guessing many of those who are involved in women aviation pretty. wally: absolutely and also the chips and despite a few ladies naturally in kansas. in the middle of june this year rated i suspect there were about 20 yes. there is about four or five

peggy carranza nos cuenta cÓmo estÁn madre e hija. peggy muy buenos dÍas. trabajando muchÍsimo. surgieron varias ideas y canciones. me sentÍ super inspirada. y se dio. me enamorÉ de la canciÓn en el mismo momento en que la creamos. ya tenÍa la sensaciÓn de que era la canciÓn con la que querÍa salir. empecÉ el proceso de creaciÓn y preparaciÓn del vÍdeo. raÚl: vuelves a los orÍgenes de tus pies descalzos. shakira: skateboarding y surf es un hobby nuevo. nos obligÓ a todos estar un poco mÁs en casa. o a salir y disfrutar del aire libre. descubrÍ lo de skateboard. mi reencuentro con el agua. es algo que me apasiona. sabÍa que no tenÍa ninguna opciÓn en el surf. pero desde que probÉ ha sido adictivo. se han formado nuevas conexiones neuronales en mi cabeza. este vÍdeo creo que era como la plataforma perfecta. para surfear. mostrar esta alegrÍa de vivir. la canciÓn que le ese sentimiento dentro de la canciÓn. que quiere expresar. raÚl: hablas de vivir. creo que esta pandemia nos dejÓ esto de vivir en el presente. ¿como hace shakira para estar en el presente? sha

what do you think, mia, the way that peggy noonan put it her column, democrats have become more extremesues and aren't prepared for the backlash and if you are a republican, as you are, running against a progressive liberals, how do you run against and are they making it easier for you? >> well, could i just tell you, i love the fact that eric adams is out there talking about a little bit of moderation, talking about how if the communities need police officers. the defund police is not going to work in any party because frankly black families, they want police officers in their neighborhoods. they just don't want black police officers killing their children. so this is -- this is something that i think is going to be a good shake-up for the political -- the political field. you're going to have some good contrast between very left democrats and someone like eric adams, and also republicans. republicans are going to have a hard time also because they don't have that comparison to that far left. and they're going to have to be held accountable, too, to move a little bit further towards th

peggy: asÍ es, aumentan los casos y las hospitalizaciones sobre todo en estados del sur del paÍs que de detecciÓn de cÁncer debido a la pandemia, en algunos casos la demora es mortal porque los mÉdicos diagnostican tumores que podrÍan identificarse mucho antes, una disminuciÓn en la prueba para detectar el cÁncer de mama causarÍa hasta 10,000 muertes adicionales durante la prÓxima dÉcada. hay que seguir checÁndonos y seguir viendo las consultas mÉdicas. carolina: atenciÓn a los amantes de videojuegos,acaba de subastar una copa sin abrir de super mario 64 en mÁs de 1,000,000 de dÓlares, se trata del primer juego que en su momento presentaba a las figuras en tres dimensiones, esta venta le sigue a otra por $870,000,. yo como desde ya empiezo a guardarlos videojuegos para luego subastarlos. solamente con escuchar la musiquita. karla:[risas] vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica" raÚl: vamos a recibir a jessica. cuÁl fue el primer videojuegos que tÚ jugaste? jessica: ese de super mario y me encantaba. raÚl vamos a hablar del revoltillo digital que traes. jessica: tiene de to

in a married peggy the daughter of a family that was suspected of being a. [inaudible].and exactly prosecuted for financial speculations. so i think that he had some really legitimate reasons although, many other generals did as well and only arnold is the one that commits treason which there was a pamphlet written about in the wake of this i don't know whether if you try to smooth over the fallout from arnold's treason and he pointed that out people. but having said that, there's a second thing here as well. many people argue that arnold was just after the money. and he did get a great deal of money from the british for turning but there is another side to that equation and that is that arnold own a considerable amount of property in new england. and if american ended up winning the war, he is going to lose all that property. so it would really be kind of a trade-off. he would lose valuable property but again it the money that the british were going to pay him and he could've done probably just as well financially and he remained on the american side. but one of things