my del sandro family and the mitchell family had been friends for generations. great honor and personal sadness to join you at the new psalms baptist church, elijah's church, to celebrate elijah's life. as i said, yesterday members of congress said good-bye to elijah. maya give us the honor, again, of holding that official service in the statuary hall of the house. at that time, i said this was appropriate because elijah was master of the house. master of the house. and his chairmanship of the committee on oversight and reform, he lived up to his responsibilities to hold the federal government accountable to the laws of the land. one word i would use to describe elijah over and over again is the word future. he was there to make the future for our children, whom he called, as has been said, our living messengers to a future we will never see. but he wanted for those children to have a future worthy of their aspirations, and he wanted them to have a future built on our values, continue to be built on our values. and as the master of the house, he was also the men

. >> sandro nos cuenta a quÉ se debe la preocupaciÓn. >> hablando -- ingles . >> la tan esperada jokeres, confirma que vigilaran los cines, esto a siete aÑos de la masacre en aurora color o colorado, donde 12 personas murieron y mÁs de resultaron heridas durante el debut de otra pelÍcula de la franquicia de batman. >> hablando -- ingles . >> estamos conscientes del significado histÓrico aunque s vigilamos de cerca lugares donde ahÍ estas personas desplegar hemos mÁs oficiales en las ca calles. >> no hay ninguna amenaza pero dicen oficiales que esto es como precauciÓn, y es que la pelÍcula esto nombre marginado que batalla con su salud mental y que termina cometiendo actos violentos, hechos que autoridades dicen que son muy cercanos a rejillas como los tiroteos masivos que ocurren en el paÍs , aunque a nivel local a policÍa de san francisco au n aumentarÁ la seguridad , de los teatros a que la bahÍa se muestran preocupados algunos padres. >> que le den mÁs atenciÓn a eso porque tal vez puede haber una persona desquiciada que quisiera volver a copiar. >> eso veremos quÉ es lo que pasa ve

indeed sandro her plan was to incorporate the waste art on the idea small circle that. i can't shade and stylish. manufactured her boots from used rubber. the former students uses recycled materials such as rubber only thing and all the plastics she sells her creations in her shop in kampala. word of her label get a wardrobe spread fast and it's selling well. i decided to simplify my god into all small things but i use than i did today. and i'm using right now i'm using question as i will i mean acacia plant a question is my voice because people. i never won in uganda outside uganda allows question organizes regular communal days with her friends the 26 year old lives in a slum in kampala although there has been an official ban on policing barracks for 3 years in uganda. it still hasn't properly taken in fact alice and her friends always find a lot of bags churn the clean up which is then recycles in her artwork right from. when i just used to you know. they used to do this one teller walk and the band. but as an artist i don't support that because it causes pollution o

. >> sandro would probably quote as she did many times, a minnesota supreme court justice, jane cohenwho said at the end a wise old man and a wise old woman go into the same judgment, and i think that is true, but sandra would have followed it up by saying we each bring our life experience to the table. growing up female is not the same as growing up male, and you in ansee the difference opinion that justice o'connor road. it came out at the end of her very first term on the court. it was hogan against mississippi university for women. this is about a man who wanted to become a nurse, and the best nursing school in his area was the mississippi university for women. hogan challenged the exclusion ,s a denial of equal protection and one of the then justices, theice powell, looked on reservation of the nursing school to women and -- as a kind of affirmative action for women, so it was ok. but sandra, if you read between the lines, what she is saying is if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because t

un gusto conocerte sandro. chef: un honor y un placer representar a sandro el dÍa de hoy.los: vamos a ver de quÉ se trata, con nuestra querida nitzia. [mÚsica] reportera: dijimos presente en la rueda de prensa de gerardo ortiz. en esta ocasiÓn compartió micrÓfono con miembros de la sÉptima banda, nos tienen un concierto sorpresa. estamos aquÍ con gerardo ortiz y la sÉptima banda porque tienen un gran concierto en puerta. gerardo ortiz: muy contento porque llegue el 9 de noviembre, la invitaciÓn para toda la gente. reportera: cÓmo se sienten de participar juntos? gerardo ortiz: muy contentos y ansioso porque llegue noviembre y agradecido con gerardo por tomarnos en cuenta para ser parte del elenco. reportera: cÓmo se sienten? >> bien bendecidos por esta gran oportunidad. por primera vez vamos a entregarlo todo. reportera: intervenciÓn e juntos? cÓmo? >> probablemente sea algo especial para el pÚblico para poderlos complacer. reportera: les traje dulces como mÁs tipo asÍ americano y tambiÉn les traje por si quieren hacerlo a la forma mexicana con dÍa de muertos. cuÉntenme cu

this one and when osiris is owned by sandro kogan he comes from a family of skittles and is now struggling to keep his business running. people nowadays don't have the disposable income to treat themselves like in the past that's why sales of. people don't have any left over money they can't make it to the end of the month sometimes not even halfway through. heavy inflation and the devaluation of the peso have led to a drop in purchasing power across the country but especially in these trying times to many argentinians the kiosk is much more than just a place to buy sweet treats. friends with the people in the neighborhood council is sometimes even psychologists it's given take always chatting with everybody. a neighborhood institution in danger of extinction since the beginning of argentina's economic downfall 33000 kiosks like this one have gone out of business . paid it had to close 5 of his stores leaving over 20 people unemployed. he is frustrated and blames mauricio mockeries government for its hardship. on the the situation argentina is going through is a disaster we've hit rock bot