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sasha graduates from pace university idecember. she plans on working for a fortune 500 coany after graduation. now if youre interested in getting her book, you can buy it on amazon. in northeast d.c., i'm shomari stone, news4. >> wow. impressive young woman. >> that's great. pretty cool. >> multitalented. >> so more chances of sketchy weather tomorroh, >> yea i think a better chance tomorrow because h weave an actual front coming through.da tos front came in pennsylvania. you saw what happene there. that was just a monster of a sto up there towards the pennsylvania area. for us, i think we get into the hevere weather chances tomorrow. yeah, we had tm today. they just did not materialize. they were all north of the pennsylvania border, over towards baltimore, down to the south. we literally had them all around us. that's okay. we don't want storms all the time. what we did have, though, because the storms the day so far this year at reagan national airport. 93 degrees the high temperature there. quantico at 94. indianapolis, coming

power is stronger than theirs we have the euro those are more on the story we have sasha loman with us he's a foreign policy expert at the german institute for international and security affairs here in berlin sasha thank you for joining us we hear both sides here saying we do not want war what do you make of that does that mean that there will be no war when i think that's true that nobody actually wants war and the question is is this process we're in or at least we're getting in is that controllable and the truth is it hardly is because both sides are operating increasingly on worst case sometimes and scenarios and they in this situation will not be able to kind of perceive signals being sent from either side as intended so for example a move or a step in a direction which is essentially intended to be defensive might be perceived on the other side as offensive so in this kind of situation and absent official and official communications if we believe news reports it's really it's really hard to communicate and tensions and this increasingly has kind of the effect of creating a reall

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sasha, come here. come on, sasha. come here, mama. good girl, sasha mae.f 2009, i have stayed clean and sober. over the years, i have wanted to meet with the stokes. i think that it's important for them to see that i'm different. ♪ >> you're somebody who's actually got a 30-year history in this and you've been doing some pretty extraordinary stuff. why don't you talk about that a little bit? >> virtually all of my training has come from just working with victims and working and coming to know perpetrators and their families. >> how do you feel about this particular gathering? i mean, you have a whole family. how do you think about something like this? >> i will be honest, i've never done a circle with someone who's had a traumatic brain injury. >> how does it impact the whole situation to have ashlee present? >> it shows in ways that words can't just how profoundly her life has changed, but we had to make the conscious decision to ask that we do part of this circle without their daughter being present because each of them are going to turn their entire att

sasha cohen claims his movie borat is to blame for pamela anderson and kid rock's break-up.06 just before they got divorced. according to sasha cohen, it it was because of a scene where his character tried to kidnap anderson and kidnap her from a book signing. oh, dear! pamela anderson played herself in that movie. sasha cohen is a man from kazakhstan who has been in america trying to marry the bay watch star. he said he asked anderson how her husband liked the screening of the movie. he said that she told him that they were getting divorced because of it. pamela anderson have not confirmed any of this. been to the eiffel tower? there's a new way to experience it now. you can zip line. look at this. zip line from a balcony nearly 400 feet to a balcony nearby. the trip takes about a minute. here's someone screaming. you can't hear it. the zip line can reach speeds up to 55 miles an hour. it's all temporary. people interested have to enter a lottery and get very lucky and hope against hope that it goes well. an odd couple teaming up on capitol hill. a progressive and a conserv

sasha bitner, george bachi, sidney wright, kevin o 'shae. feel free to line up. >> ever.every speaker will haveo minutes. mr. wright, did yo can you stars off? >> i'm going to be her interpreter. >> i'm speaking ohi. i'm -- can you hear me? she says hi, i'm sasha bitner and i'm speaking on behalf of senior disability action. she says, i'm in opposition to sb 1045. she says, and implementation in san francisco. she's opposed for a couple reasons. one is because it's a civil rights issue and you can't take away someone's civil rights without a very, very good reason. she's afraid that it will go down a slippery slope. she says it's unclear as to how it will be implemented and if it will be effective and they're lacking basic information. she says finally, she doesn't think police officers should be making these decisions and determining whether they're eligible for conservatorship in the 5150 context. she says there's so many issues with police officers. we don't need them more involved than they already are. thank you very much, and now you g

heather: sasha, is that the right strategy specifically for biden?u can call them jim crowe laws if you want but the reality is that republicans put laws into place to prevent black people from voting and not just black people, they do all democratic voters who have seen court declaring all the gerrymandering districts unconstitutional. republicans try to cep democratic voters from voting. heather: jen, we have the statistic that we can bring that shows nonwhite support for biden among democratic voters, 50%, so does he need to go down this route? >> well, this is very sad to see, you know, joe biden even with his launch a week ago start ed racial discord, he did so with comments over the weekend, this is very ironic given that the race relations in america were actually at their lowest in 50 years under the obama-biden administration. also mischaracterizing president trump's comments in charlottesville which the media hasn't covered accurately, if you look at president trump's statements in charlottesville which was biden referring to, jim crowe sne

ahhhhhh >> beyonce has said when she hits the stage, she becomes sasha fierce. >> so she becomes someoneyou partaking in the meal before i am served? >> she becomes british. >> and what did you get me and where is it? >> on the counter, woman. >> why would he not wait for her to eat her salad? >> she is the queen. >> men like to eat her food >> when will one serve tomorrow? >> you shall serve it to me. i'll be waiting in your recliner in your room. >> hand me my snack. >> he has two of them. >> what are you doing in a fur at three? >> yes, she's in a fur and she demands a snack. isn't that right, little one? >> yes. >> i feel like that's what their little one is like. >> and jay-z. >> they say he does play along. >> they started in january and did it as a joke. people on instagram love it. >> carry on, frederick. i've been here owl dall day witr children. >> you know how it is when you are on the phone and your wi-fii is no good so you switch over to lte. >> why not see if we can keep a skype call going in space. >> how far into space? >> we'll take them from wi-fi to cellular to satelli

but let's get some analysis now as sasha loman america expert at the german institute for international security affairs welcome to the show thanks for joining us having is this the start of a deescalation in the gulf well i feel no these processes hardly controllable and it's a huge potential for missed perceptions so steps on both sides are perceived to be offensive even if they essentially meant to be defensive do you think it's reassuring tehran nonetheless that butt out there talking to people talking to russia talking to the e.u. well i think it's kind of reassuring that he's so far unsuccessful unsuccessful to garner support for the so-called my small precious strategy but at the same time the u.s. is deploying new military assets in the region and i think that's highly unstable ising for also the reigning leadership what do you think about this shuttle diplomacy on behalf is it a one off effort or do you think america will be keeping up the pressure for this maximum. pressure strategy that that you just mentioned well basically pay was trying to garner some of them see from alli

thanks sasha they're still just down the same. well fed. and level that. long as. they get. serenus road to fame stunts on the roof of the house. and that's where she works on how the catwalk skill. serenus place is right thanks to the international employees the sound of planes taking off and landing is always in the background. but she's never been on one herself. flying away somewhere serena's tree. you know world of big partisan logs and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fire. for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. as opposed to see on his attorney one name for you good morning one food goes a little good came. up. good. it was a real if they gave it to you they got the guys who would know people would see it was to its limits we could see that it was pretty. good. and that's the ticket. if. that's their finish th

sasha burns of our streaming service nbc news now has our sunday spotlight. >> reporter: america is a land. from wall street to the playing field. but what about betti on the next generation? >> around my junior year, thatn was whe that savings account dried up. up my parents could not make for that difference. >> reporter: paul is graduating from purdue university this weekend, but that almost dn't happen. >> my parents are saying i might are to take a semester off and just work and save up that i moy that needed. >> reporter: his problem is not unique. but purdue solution is. it was the first major public university to give students new way to finance their education. the idea is called an income share agreement. an isa. here's how it works. a student's tuition is paid for in exchange for a percentage of their future income. there is no interest, there is a set end date, and a spending cap. and while you're out of a job, you don't pay. essentially students sell a stake in themselves to investors, while investors mak aet that the students will succeed after college. >> not necessaril

looks possibly to make a deal to end this skirmish with hamas ok thank you for those updates on the sasha cohen i met in ashkelon now we've got high level can you with us so on skype from arlington a non resident fellow at the center for middle east policy at brookings institution thank you for your times. this all just sounds so familiar everything and i hope you could hear what natasha was saying there as well it is all so familiar an escalation in violence an effort from the likes of egypt and carter to mediate and then we just seem to repeat it a few months later can anything be done differently this time do you think. mean you're you're absolutely right we've seen that happen over and over and over again and what that typically signifies is that we're not dealing with the problem. in terms of the cause of the problem and for gaza for many many years there's been a great deal of the knowledge frankly in the international community on the part of israeli leaders on the part of the united states and even on the part of the palestinian leadership in ramallah as to what to cause a lot. an

sasha sabbats who just recently found that sanju would have called you. to tell her . the truth of college costs. says to the. coca-cola subtle statistical distortions are bad but the worst is yet to come. we uncovered something far worse in this envelope which contains dozens of letters and internal records from coca-cola these documents should have remained confidential but they were published anonymously on the internet a few months ago we carefully sifted through all the information and found that we could not be further from the ambitious a world without waste slogan. amidst the mass of information this document caught our attention it's dated from twenty sixteen and signed by the coca-cola as a law being manager in brussels. the bullet points are all the measures that europe could adopt but which do not coincide with coca-cola as interests. in the next we find carbon pricing restrictions on the usage of caffeine and eat you ban of advertising to children under twelve. in other words anything that could lower the company's turnover figure on the right there's a ci

out in the coming days if egypt has anything to say about it all right to national name and ask them sasha thank you now ratcheting up the trade war with china the u.s. says it will increase tariffs on chinese exports president trump has announced the time some two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods will rise to twenty five percent on friday while john hendren is live for us from washington d.c. john said trump seems to be goading the chinese hand what's behind all this john. that's exactly what he's doing there and this is two hundred billion dollars worth of goods that will will have tariffs increased on them he was initially going to raise those terrorists from ten to twenty five percent back in march but as a goodwill gesture during negotiations with china he postponed doing that but in his tweet the president says that china is now trying to renegotiate it so he's clearly trying to close the door on those negotiations this is really coming to a head right now in the next week the chinese top trade negotiator will be negotiating in washington with the president's team and e

website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for sasha a.j. inside story you can of course also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. insite story for me for me back to one whole team here in doha thank you for watching by the way we. will we. meet maria driven by poverty into prostitution and drugs as an early age now as a mother she's turning her life around with the help of a theater troupe a group of colombia women fighting the challenges they face through their own algis it was compelling series which showcases fresh film i can tell and from around the globe if you find a lot in america presents acting innocence on al-jazeera. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan tigers nest ball astri seems to defy gravity every piece of the news is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness but it became a democracy in 2008 the time put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you meas

already clinton so so therefore a true i'm delighted to face joe klein because i think very easy to sasha. what about the other candidates though daniel who is he watching well i think the strongest candidate would be would be sam sanders you. might see trump's so-called you know elitist populist rhetoric. to suit one. of the other mainstream democrats trump knows quite well this sort of stand for the same things that he does you know everything there are greater saviors for the rich for the deplorable still it's not the. american the you know the american workers working class and so i'm sort of show i think trampled a lot harder time space and sanders socials matter what. i think we lost the connection there apologies there i hope you can still hear with danielle if we go back to the border issue it seems to be. something that the american public pretty split had been worried about soused it and we mentioned the other leading democrats who pushed for stronger boys in the past but some seem to be softening their stance want why do you think this is. well there is that there's an incredib

then be a potential precondition for justifying more military response to possible attacks all right sasha loman an expert at the german institute for international and security affairs thank you for sharing your analysis with us thank you for having me. and we're hearing germany has now joined the u.s. in suspending some activity in iraq it's put on hold its training mission of local troops bought the defense ministry in berlin says it is not responding to any specific threat. now lawmakers in the u.s. state of alabama have approved the country's toughest abortion law the state senate voted $25.00 to $6.00 to outlaw abortion at any stage of pregnancy even if that pregnancy resulted from incest or rape it would also send doctors who perform abortions to prison for life outside the legislature women's groups protested the bill it will now go to the state governor for her approval now the minority democrats denounce the law but the majority republican supported it and they say they want this bill to end up in the u.s. as talk ort so that it will rule on whether abortion is legal hopefully ge

including two pregnant women and two babies israel says it also has killed a senior hamas official and sasha going to him has more from the israeli border town of ashkelon. well a short time ago there was somewhat intense rocket fire we actually dismantled and went for cover you could hear israeli fighter jets and presumably the booms of israel launching airstrikes into gaza as you mentioned however there are furious efforts underway by qatar and egypt to mediate an agreement between hamas and israel sources tell us that they are fairly close to a deal there is an agreement on all but one point at least forty one people have died in russia after an airplane made an emergency landing in flames the air flight jet had just taken off from sheremetyevo airport north of moscow and was bound for more months when a fire broke out on board the pilots had to turn around and make an emergency landing after the plane was engulfed in flames at least twenty members of the security forces have been killed and dozens wounded in a car bombing in northern afghanistan officials say armed fighters belonging to

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which the far right as well as the greens and liberals gained at the expense of the centrists and sasha butler has this report from paris. the face of europe's parliament is changing the traditional power blocs of the center right and center left that have dominated for decades lost seats as populous greens and liberal searched for the 1st time in 40 years since the 1st elections in $1879.00 of the european parliament due to classical parties socialist and conservatives will no longer have a majority. nationalism and fears over immigration fueled gains for populist parties in france hungry and italy where matteo sell vinnie's far right policy won more than 30 percent of the vote. in in not only is the league the 1st party in italy but marine le pen is the 1st party in france in the u.k. knowledge of the rajah's 1st so is city france england it's the sign of a europe that is changing green parties in several countries celebrated their best e.u. election results highlighting concern among some voters of a climate change after ending people all across europe want to form a peaceful europe

you their ballots hundreds disputing you say that are you telling me then that just is so you and sasha becomes no transition comes 1st those who come to realize the error of their ways and come to love our people and their country and the constitution will have that credited to them even if they're going to say no government even if they do the military we need if they will not use crimes well that is something yes that is long as we get the regime transferred back of the country transitioned to baggage and this what do you mean i am absolutely certain we need this dictatorship drug cartel gone so that my country before it is self again have any pros they're not they're not a government they do not have bad night for items that were have that is they have a gun they have the guns and we need the guns for territorial control as well we are also invaded by foreign terrorist organizations they're also bombing our allies and our neighbors there have been 2 terrorist attacks by then you and i 12. literally and you might well call in the u.s. military to do the work for which there are very

sasha: gracias por informarnos en vivo en oklahoma.s de el otro can saliÓ corriendo junto a la prÓfuga, ambos fueron capturados. mire estas imÁgenes. falto que verÁn perico, de verdad los perros, esas dos personas. >>quÉ locura, no se que estaba tratando de ser esta persona pero cuando tu perro te abandona >>patitas para que te quiero? >>estÁ oyendo los autores porque esta casa rodante se habÍa reportado como robada, es impactante lo que ocurre y tenemos que actualizar es que estos dos canes que una bordo ya por fortuna estÁn bajo costo del servicio protecciÓn animal para ser puestos en adopciÓn y tambiÉn la persona que iba en esta auto que impacta esta casa rodante sufriÓ seis costillas fracturadas ademÁs una perforaciÓn en pulmón. se estÁ recuperando pero que escena como de pelÍcula. >>el perro iba colgando y ya lo jala. >>dos perros, sale uno volando como un ocurrente, se chocan contra palmeras. >>les tenemos mÁs noticias. ofrecer mayor seguridad a sus clientes lleva a la conocida empresa a introducir cambios en su aplicaciÓn para c

talking to hunters, as sasha did during her trip.ied for two other swan species, the mute and the hooper, which have much less legal protection. and the numbers are quite stark, 14% of the hunters could tell the difference. unsurprising, we are close to them today and it is not that different. it is quite difficult, even to the trained eye. the differences are subtle and when you bring in inclement weather and poor visibility things can get really challenging. we also found that 18% of hunters were simply not aware that the bewick's were protected, so there are some crucial knowledge gaps we have to try and plug. because we can once you get used to it see the difference between the mute and the bewick's at the difference between a bewick's and a hooper is very difficult, isn't it? on the left we have the bewick's, on the right to hooper, and they are very difficult to discern. especially from a distance, when hunters are out in the field, and with poor visibility, fog and mist, these are remote areas with very changeable weather, it

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. >> hi, sasha, hello. >> long time. >> always be my maybe as a romantic comedy. the story is set in san francisco, and it hits netflix this friday but ahead of that, we are thrilled to welcome ali wong, randall park, and the director of the film. thank you, aunt congratulations. this has to be a love letter to your hometown, san francisco. >> in part, it is a lot of different aspects to our lives, it is such a surreal experience to be here.>> you worked hard when you were starting in comedy here in san francisco.>> i did, do you know who i was?>> it was baby cobra, your first special on netflix, that opened my eyes to you. it was a grind. >> yes, sometimes i forget about that, i think it is because i love it so much, it never felt like work.>> and you are in the middle of a tour right now.>> i am, and i'm not pregnant. >> they think that is how you are announcing your tour. >> this is a big change for you, starring in a movie, that the two of you wrote together. and i see a lot of influences from your childhood and yours as well, randall. tell me about things tha

sasha: todo esto es humo y esperanzador para los venezolanos., en buscar una posiciÓn estratÉgica en américa para dominar a los estados unidos y venezuela representÓ despuÉs de la segunda guerra mundial este papel fundamentalmente por el petrÓleo, pero tambiÉn sde el punto de vista geoestratÉgico es una posiciÓn muy emblemÁtica para moscÚ tener dominio para el control occidental desde el punto de vista de los estados unidos sasha: sabemos que el google al brasil que reconoce al presidente interino juan guaidÓ como el que realmente estÁn con otros del paÍs ha brindado su apoyo a las Últimas horas, ha cogido el boleto militar es en su embajada. pero mÁs allá del presidente interino guaidÓ dice que durante el transcurso del dÍa de hoy para conocer una lista, de los altos mandos de las fuerzas militares que estÁn en su apoyo. y brasil pide que diga cuantos de estos uniformados estÁn consigo, cuÁn importante es haber si realmente cuenta con el apoyo que quizÁ amerita una intervenciÓn como esta, parte los militares?como se establece?cuantos estÁn de l

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website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for sasha a.j. inside story you can of course also join the conversation on twitter our handle is that a.j. insight story for me for me back to one whole team here in doha thank you for watching back and. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. into the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft. russian going to be a train not. washing all knowledge is in. the air. in a 2 part series. 0 observes the lives of 2 children. over 20 years. where insights into circumstances that she cloyd's. in a rapidly changing world. 20 years of mean continues with good morning groups in young on how to 0. algis you. see. where every. the 1st polls close. with climate change and the economy on the minds of voters. at headquarters and. also ahead. syrian government. as well as foreign minister. if they abide by the constitution. and searching for answers about their loved ones we.

website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for sasha a.j. inside story you can of course also join the conversation on twitter our handle is that a.j. insight story for me for me back to one whole team here in doha thank you for watching and. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside. once the picture from the inside. stands think russia's foreign policy is too soft going to be a most russian going to be a treaty not. given full russian all knowledge is the. maria. prostitution and drugs. now is a model. around. a group of colombian. talent. find a lot of them are presents. yes . had all of these of a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera an airstrike by the syrian government on has killed several civilians the attack occurred as the u.n. a chief warned that their worst fears are being realized in northwestern syria where the government and its allies pushing to retake the last rebel stronghold. meanwhile explosions have been he

she posted this beautiful photo with her daughters sasha and malia in venice, writing a thank you toer to send her to paris as a kid. she adds, i hope mothers everywhere pass on their daughters in seeking out new perspectives and reaching outside of our comfort zones. we can cover more about ourselves. a happy mother's day to michelle obama of course and we know moms are pretty much always looking for ways to save time and money so we're going to help you out with some mother's day freebies. first, if you need a break from the kids today, kraft is offering up to 100 bucks off your babysitter bill today. you have to be one of the first 500 moms to submit a receipt to the kraft mother's day away website. meanwhile tcby is treating mom to a free six-ounce yogurt. if you want to stay in, tgi fridays is giving away a free dessert with an online purchase of $30 or more. >>> we are giving a shoutout to the moms in our lives. whit, i think you have a special photo to show off. >> sure, yes. why not? i've got three moms in my life actually. there's my mom sharon right there, my wife andrea of

website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com for sasha a.j. inside story you can of course also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. insight story for me fully back in one whole team here in doha thank you for watching by the we. were we. let me take. my place on the. west the rain. and thousands come. the rain the strongest fostex stunning new skin for the. nation comes together to. stadiums would like incredible. to cover the one to 7 minutes destination defeat the women's well to. 2019. this is 0. hello i'm how i'm headin this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a senior iranian security official suggests. iran and washington hold urgent talks as tensions escalate in the gulf. despite our warnings our worst fears and now coming true a grim message from the u.n. humanitarian chief as the security council discusses the syrian government's offensive in edward province. a standoff in sudan as military special forces try to remove barricades set up by protesters. and i'm maryam namazie in london

sasha has text to say the exact thing happened to me. icame say the exact thing happened to me.a lock on the door. when i contacted the agency, they made it sound like i was making up stories. they took everything, including my hiv medication and even after that, still denied everything. i had to approach the police and the council to get my belongings back. please keep your experience is coming in. use the hashtag victoria life. still to come. lost in a war zone. we'll be speaking to the father of a britishjihadi killed in syria trying to find his grandson who is still the country. they're getting ready in madrid for the 2019 champions league final — the first all—english finalfor a decade — who are you rooting for? the father of a british foreign fighter plans to go to the high court to help bring his missing grandson back to the uk from syria. ash khurshid's son was killed in syria in 2016. he fears his three—year—old grandson salmaan may have lost his mother and been orphaned in the final days of islamic state group's self declared caliphate. lawyers want to make salmaan a w

a roach into iran but elsewhere across the region well see settled and sunny much as he wanted to sasha's pushing up towards mania maybe using across into georgia as well mostly a spot sorts of right see just around the arabian peninsula even here. in concert with this area cloud spots of rain a possibility when the going on in to choose they temperatures of about thirty six thirty seven maybe thirty eight celsius as we go through each easter but by and large lots of warm sunshine coming through and also sunshine so into south africa. southern africa is generally settled and tries to a few shows that's more than parts of mozambique and i drift away as we go through chews day looking at the times and there. al-jazeera is there one doesn't always breaks but it's also a day to see what happens next which is a much on foot to get fired by the barriers for a model barricaded the old seventh street that b.b.q. here in the middle east now is we're all about change people have gone all still here area the mission of the national army is just sixteen tie up the oil company x. i'll just do a storie

sasha: es la primera para de hollywood >>vamos hablar ahora de la actriz de vic oria rufo madre el tambiÉnba acerca del primer hijo y el segundo para ella, hhay mucho miedo que me meno que tiene mamÁ con el primero, algunos cuidados extras que toman que luego ya dejan con el segundo. >>definitivamente creo que no por volverse mÁs, sino menos preocupÓ na creo que disfrutas tambiÉn en ese sentido mÁs al segundo aunque es la misma sensaciÓn de amor en mi caso personal, pero ya no son esos miedos tan fuertes como cuando con el primero. uno comete errores >>exactamente. el cantante colombiano jay balbÍn celebra su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 30 yotro y esta vez lo hizo miren eso con una cena particular en compaÑÍa de amigos y familiares, pero aquÍ despuÉs de tener su pastel de cumpleaÑos o tuvo una carne baÑada en oro de 24 kilates y cumpleaÑos o tuvo una carne baÑada en oro de 24 kilates y la preparo el chef polÉmico. ma-má, ¡los dinosaurios... sólo comen carne! cumpleaÑos o tuvo una carne baÑada en oro de 24 kilates y la preparo el chef polÉmico. de hecho, los dinosaurios más grandes sólo comían planta

sasha: gracias por informarnos desde londres.cuenta en kansasy arkansas y extremo mÁs noreste, nororiental en este caso de texas. tenemos unas tormentas creciendo hacia la zona del hunter con un buen desarrollo y eso porque tenemos el combustible, el calor diurno y tenemos humedad por eso grande la tarde de granizo es uno de los elementos que estaremos monitoreando, junto a esa humedad y ese aire seco que viene de los desiertos del oeste, se formarÁ las tormentas justo en esta lÍnea al oeste, y serÁn desplazando como les comentaba al este. de modo que muy pendientes de la zonalejana porque el calor estÁ apretando y en la tarde las tormentas pueden ser muy activas. >>tremenda lluvia que cayÓ el dÍa de ayer al sur de la florida. >>aquÍ se evapora de volada. >>encendiÓ la redes sociales tras desfilar por la alfombra de la gala met te mostramos todo lo que escondieron trazos cautivadores look >>cristian castro anuncia que harÁ un reality show para encontrar el amor y ya empezÓ a entrenar con la reportera, no se pueden perder lo que p

sasha chock has written about this extensively, that early on after the success -- the visibility of the zappa tease at that movement, this indigenous movement from mexico, there were developers who were inspired and who came out of supporting and working on that movement in, you know, what we now call silicon valley. w who were developing technologies because they did think they were going to be liberatory and they were trying to do that. and, of course, happenwhat happ with the tech boom et cetera, et cetera, really changed the shape and the politics of tech, and, of course, also because so much money for the development of digital technologies came out of sort of military and surveillance projects, right? but there have always been people -- some people -- who were trying to imagine these tools and these spaces differently. and so, i mean, i personally, you know, can't say exactly what that means. but i think part of what that means is that the imagination exists, and there's something that these platforms need to do, these organizations need to do, that has to do a lot with their