carla: igualmente para scarlett quien al enterarse atravesÓ por una inseguridad emocional.a estabilidad no la podrÍa encontrar si no fuera por daca, no pudiera encontrar trabajo, mantener a mi hermana, seguir en la escuela , tener este trabaja que me encanta trabajar con las familias, niÑos y jÓvenes.

scarlett: are you worried about a global liquidity trap? >> i'm worried about a lot of things. i guess the central banks have to because they do not want to find out what the other side of the equation is, is to continue to ease. right now you have $17 trillion of negative debt. i would not hazard a guess as to what it means if we ended up if we ended up with more than that if we had a recession. i think central bank policy makers are in a bit of a bind. they have to provide liquidity to the markets. there are still the ability to do so. they are creative. we were talking about qe light for the fed today. i do not think central anchors have run out of actions they can do to enhance gross. is it at the margin? yes but it could keep us out of recession. the big thing i think could still be happening is that there will be some sort of trade truce in the coming months, because i do think the president values three things. the economy. the markets. and getting reelected. i did not say a great china dell. i do not think that is on the table. i'd think he wants some dell. -- deal. do

carla: igualmente para scarlett quien al enterarse atravesÓ por una inseguridad emocional.de la organizaciÓn conservadora e iniciativa libre esperan que se emita una decisiÓn que sea permanente. >> fue incorrecto hacer lo que Él hizo por orden tribute iba. nos pusimos en ese entonces. en cualquier momento del prÓximo presidente podrÍa remover esa decisiÓn para los soÑadores. asÍ que lo que estamos viviendo del congreso porque pase lo que pase con la corte el congreso podrÍa tomar el tema. carla: daca sin duda representa una esperanza para estos jÓvenes que desde muy niÑos tuvieron que salir de sus paÍses.. amenazan con dejar sin protecciÓn a mÁs de 700,000 jÓvenes. el futuro de estos jÓvenes aÚn no es definitivo. por ahora sÓlo falta esperar el mes de noviembre. cualquiera que sea el fallo se espera que entre en vigor a partir de enero del prÓximo aÑos. noticias univisiÓn 14. palmira: gracias, carla. se siguen imponiendo mÁs trabas migratorias. autoridades de inmigraciÓn pedirÁn informaciÓn sobre todo lo que se haya publicado en sus redes sociales en los Últimos cinco aÑos

carla: igualmente para scarlett quien al enterarse atravesÓ por una inseguridad emocional.abaja que me encanta trabajar con las familias, niÑos y jÓvenes. carla: miembros de la organizaciÓn conservadora e iniciativa libre esperan que se emita una decisiÓn que sea permanente. >> fue incorrecto hacer lo que Él hizo por orden ejecutiva y nos pusimos en ese entonces y ahora porque sabÍamos que en cualquier momento del prÓximo presidente podrÍa remover las protecciones para los soÑadores y eso es lo que estamos viendo ahora. lo que estamos viviendo de la corte no es dato de la corte sino del congreso porque pase lo que pase con la corte el congreso deberÍa tomar el tema. carla: daca sin duda alguna representÓ una esperanza para estos jÓvenes que tuvieron que salir de sus paÍses con sus familias y hoy el programa se ve resquebrajado. palmira: en otro tema que afecta a jÓvenes de la administraciÓn de drogas y alimentos de estados unidos culpÓ a la compaÑÍa por comercializar ilegalmente y vender los cigarrillos electrÓnicos, menos daÑinos que los cigarros normales. >> es mÁs fácil

. >> please don't tell scarlett you saw me here. >> jimmy: the wi-fi password is bow wow. >> i don'tave a nut energy [ cheers & applause ]. >> oh! >> jimmy: all right, all right i will give you that one >> here is the next story. several big alcohol companies say they're developing drinkable marijuana. go >> somehow it still gives you t cotton mouth >> all marijuana is drinkable when the cops pull you over. >> jimmy: naturalized and they're trying to develop drinkable beers. >> they got a catchy name for ii it, snoop dog's your rain. >> if you want to know what marijuana tastes like, take a sip out of che's mug right now [ applause ] >> jimmy: jost, you got that one. >> iggy says her upcoming show will have a twerk fit. >> i entered the twerk fit and nine months later, you are born. >> that's insane, iggy, got upcoming shows >> jimmy: fans are like, of course, the person with the tallest ass is in front of me. >> twerk fit is cool but i bet it smells terrible >> sure, when i started twerk pit, i am banned from chuck e' cheese >> michael che everybody thank you guys [ cheers & applaus

mother, played bass go thatjohansson does not his mother, played by scarlett joha nsson thatjohanssonlettjohansson has been found to be hiding a jewish girl in the house. scarlett johansson thinks it is done well to have this coming—of—age story told through a child's eyes. there is a way of innocence, and i think roman is such a lovable actor and his performance is so touching and innocent. it really made the atrocity feel that much more visceral. it's a very unique film and it's impossible to get people any sort of line for the story because it just doesn't any sort of line for the story because itjust doesn't do it justice. but the film drew critics, some thought the cartoonish depiction of the nazis at a bit of a ——as a bit ofa gimmick the nazis at a bit of a ——as a bit of a gimmick dressing up what was a conventional story but audiences loved the film added one the festival's people's choice award, often a strong indicator of the oscars best picture winner. a strong dose of reality came through in the toronto film rocks. set in london, it is the story of a teenage girl called roc

. >>> speaking out, scarlett johansson under fire. why hollywood's highest paid actress and times up advocate is coming to the defense of woody allen. ♪ who are you >>> the all-out search right now for the undercover hero who captured this proposal on camera then disappeared. the video now getting more than 5 million views. can you help the happy couple find her? >>> and we do say good morning to america and we appreciate you starting your thursday morning with us. we're all watching hurricane dorian getting stronger again overnight. it seems like this storm won't go away. >> oh, yeah, the terrible storm caused so much devastation in the bahamas. now it's lashing the south carolina coast with powerful winds and heavy rains and you can take a live look at charleston. you saw it. this is as the storm moves in. that's the satellite. dorian hugging the coast moving north bringing a dangerous storm surge threat with it. >> the hurricane is now a category 3 storm packing 115-mile-per-hour winds and it's bringing tornadoes with it. there hav

scarlett rogenkamp, come forward.er back, walked forward. >> he had her kind of kneel down in front of him at the open door of this aircraft. he shot her, point-blank. >> you know, you think things are unspeakable. this is unspeakable. >> i could tell that that body was lifeless when it struck the tarmac. as you live through an incident like this, you sort of lose sense of time. you're caught in this sort of horrendous nightmare. it doesn't seem to have any end to it. >> a certain point, i woke up and i saw it's dark. i said to myself, it's going to be light soon. i have to run away now. i took out my hand and tried to pull nitzan with me. of course, she was too heavy for me to carry her. and i decided i can't and i'm going. there was two cars standing there. i was so cold. i said, i'm getting into the cars to get warm. when i got close to them, the doors were open. somebody came out. they were police. they put me to the ambulance. i'm laying down, and they covered me. i keep thinking, unbelievable. the song that went

. >>> scarlett johansson defending director woody allen after being accused of sexual abuse. in a new interview. >>> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange, starting up this morning. another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >>> first you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> this is a tower cam from frying pan bay. it's just about 40 miles south of southampton south of wilmington. it's out over the ocean. you can see how devastating the winds are and the waves are where there's absolutely no friction to slow it down. that is incredible there. charleston, 56, myrtle beach 31. not too breezy there yet. look at the rainfall totals possible. eight inches to 12 inches. not only do we have the half foot storm surge. we have a half foot to a foot of rain on top of that. there will be devastating damage. we're just getting into the worst of the storm here in the u.s. back at home, mist mid 50s to low 60s about everywhere. let's jump into what's going on as far as the eas

the scarletts man will start at fly half in dublin and partner tomos williams at half—back.urn. and c] ujah has pulled out of the british squad for the world athletics championships in doha later this month. the 25—year—old sprinter helped the 4 by 100m relay team to gold two years ago, but misses out this time around with a back injury. he's replaced in the sqaud by harry aikines—aryeetey. casey posted a 66, including seven birdies, despite strong went on the course. he leads by a shot. now — the golf stars of the future will converge on royal liverpool golf club this weekend. for one of the sport's most famous tournaments. the walker cup is an amateur team event, which sees britain and ireland take on the united states. and, as stuart pollitt reports, the course is where the cup began nearly a century ago. i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. what connects this former us president, ng crosby, and royal liverpool golf club? the answer is the walker cup. in 1921, descriptive americans challenge the brits to a tea m americans challenge the b

but what starts out as a beautiful love affair and bitter divorce scarlett johansson and adam driver are both at the top of their game. the venice film festival is living up to its reputation as a bellwether for the oscars netflix productions included. talk ok scenes from a marriage for better and for worse. relationships children the chaos of everyday life stuff everyone can relate to the time when i met with. i was actually going through a divorce and i didn't know. what we were meaning about. the family as an anchor in a turbulent world seems to be a central theme at this year's venice film festival. against the backdrop of glitz and red carpet glamour. among the premieres the german film pelican blood. what does it mean to say that someone is evil are you born evil become it can you treat trauma at one point might you just have to give up on someone. a devil child or just a traumatized little girl. nina hoss plays a single mother she already has one adopted child and adopts another. an orphan from bulgaria but she turns out not to be as angelic as she looks. at a police horse tra

. >>> actress scarlett johansson is in the headlines for defending woody allen. his daughter accused him of sexual abuse. johan ssson says she's talked about the abuse quite a bit and she believes he's telling the truth. she says she would work with allen any time. >>> a controversial bill cracking down on medical exemptions for vaccines is headed to governor newsom, but the governor is demanding changes. under the bill, state health officials can investigate doctors who issue more than five medical exemptions a year. 06 fishls could deny or revoke exemptions. newsom thinks parents should be able to keep existing exemptions. he also wants doctors to be able to provide evidence to a review panel in their decisions are challenged. >>> here at abc 7, building a better bay area means a lot of things, including young community members to dream big and be bold. that was the message at the newly opened chase center where a group of young women was treated to a celebrity guest. kate larsen was there for the big reveal. >> y'all need to keep 700 plus. >> reporter: the aft

his mother, played by scarlett joha nsson, has been found to be hiding a jewish girl in the house.g—of—age story told through a child's eyes. there is an innocence and i think roman is such a lovable actor and his performance is so touching and innocent, it really made the atrocity feel that much more visceral. it's a very unique film and it's impossible to give people any sort of lob line for the story because it just doesn't do itjustice. but the film drew a mixed reaction with many critics expressing frustration. some thought the film somehow minimised the horrors of nazism. others thought the cartoonish depiction of the nazis as a bit of a gimmick, dressing up what is quite a conventional story, but audiences loved the film and it won the festival's people's choice award, often a strong indicator of the oscars best picture winner. yelling and an explosion. a strong dose of reality came through in the toronto film rocks. set in london, it's the story of a teenage girl called rocks with a set of friends and her younger brother trying to survive after being abandoned by their moth

in that way before was the lord hutton inquiry when the what happened stood up and cleared john scarlett the j.i.c. guy tony blair from anything wrong in they'd be killed in the iraq war. was fought on the ground then and i almost on the ground here while i agree it's as the mentors design it's a different reasons i think this is as big a travesty as what happened in the iraq review you're right maybe i am a born again press a tear but this is about politics where being told by the courts that the prime minister hasn't got the right to decide when to paroch government even leaving aside the bricks of the building of government force that limits are eroding parliament and that's the key because the courts of surely up held parliamentary so ok you're right but really i just think they've upheld a new precedent one which says that just as we are meant to have fixed term parliaments knuckles that really mean anything at all so we're also the prime minister has to go cap in hand to parliament to ask permission to probe so to me this is a terrible week for democracy and after. that you can ask

the scarletts player will start at fly half for the game in dublin, with tomos williams his partner atlun wynjones is among those who return with no uncapped players in the welsh matchday squad. their opening game for the world cup injapan, on the 23rd september. they play georgia. cj ujah has pulled out of the british squad for the world athletics championships in doha later this month. the 25—year—old sprinter helped the 4 by 100m relay team to gold two years ago, but misses out this time around with a back injury. he's replaced in the sqaud by harry aikines—aryeetey. the premier league has its largest number of nominations for fifa's team of the year for the first time in a decade. 21 of the 55 nominees play their club football in england, with seven of them coming from liverpool — full backs andy robertson and trent alexander arnold amongst them. the nominees were selected by more than 23,000 professional players around the world, and the team will be revealed later this month. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's return to our top story. the tensions at the heart of gove

next stanford possession, scarlett scores.led 17-3 at one point but the trojans scored 21 before the half. the touchdown pass, 24-20 usc fighting on at the half. third quarter, millepi, four-yard touchdown run. another touchdown, six touchdowns on seven drives, and usc wins 45-20. >>> cal and washington delayed because of lightning and the power went out. 2 1/2 hour delay. both teams came back rusty as you might imagine. huskies go the a field goal. here's cal's camryn bynum picking off the pass. unfortunately for cal they would do nothing with that turnover. later in the quarter, washington adds to the lead. ahmed 21 yards and that's 10-0 huskies at last check. the bears just scored, it's 10-3 in the second quarter. >>> san jose state's 1-0 looking to surpass last year's win total against tulsa. shamari brooks, 140 yards rushing, scored this nine-yard touchdown run, 7-0. second quarter, josh love, 23-yard strike. 17-10 game at the half. tulsa, 256 yards on the ground and three scores. t.k. wilkerson pounds it in. tulsa wins 3

scarlett johansson is in the headlines for defending dlekt tore woody allen.sed him of sexual abuse. he vehemently denies the allegations. joe land son tells the hollywood reporter she's talked to allen about the abuse claims quite a bit and allen maintains his innocence and she believes he is telling the truth. she says she would work with allen any time. >>> a controversial bill cracking down on medical exemptions for vaccines is now heading to governor newsom's desk. the governor is demanding changes first. under the bill, state health officials can investigate doctors who issue more than five medical exemptions a year. officials can deny or revoke those exemptions. newsom thinks parents should be able to keep existing exemptions. he also wants doctors to be able to provide evidence to a review panel if their decisions are challenged. >>> it is a new security headache for facebook. the phone numbers of more than 400 million facebook users turned up in an unprotected online database. up until april of 2018 people could enter another person's phone number to

third quarter fourth and one from midfield, cameron scarlett finally busting loose. 45 yards just shortthis two plays later. davis mills rolling out of the play action, avoids the sack and then finds bryson tremaine in the end zone. 21-0 cardinal. three touchdown passes in the game. luton throws it behind isaiah hodgins. but look at this catch. this phenomenal hand-eye coordination for the catch. unbelievable. 21-7. the beavers cut the lead to seven. but stanford runs what they call a philly special. we'll call it a stanford special. colby parkinson the quarterback nice catch right there. stanford gets into field goal range because mills using the feet. right here gets them to the 14 yard line. then jet toner with the game on his foot. it is good. 39 yards out. stanford snaps that three-game losing streak 31-2837. >> kind of glad we won the way that we did. because it was hard. and we've dot to fight through things that are difficult. we had a lead early. we did not play well enough to keep the lead. fought all the way back. coach johnson's done an outstanding job with this team. they a

scarlett johanssontambiÉn estÁ con uno de los perritos.tÁn sobre sus cabezas financieramente y resulta demasiado tentadora. incluye talento de salma hayek. estra el aÑo que viene. [habla en inglÉs] nickelodeon acaba de anunciar una serie titulada "a casas grandes". mua la cultura norteamericana de origen lia mexicano que tiene un nuevo hogar en la ciudad y trae grandes aventuras. el programa se estrena en octubre. la cantante nos manda un saludo muy especial. >> hola "despierta amÉrica". [habla en inglÉs] jessica: nosespedimos de esta revolo digital con el nuevo vÍdeo musical de plina rubio. pocos dÍas lleva mÁs den 1,00000 de vistos. la chica dorada regresa los escenarios en estados unidos con su gira 2019. concluye en washington el 29 dseptiembre. sube a la [mÚsica] meche: voy a decir una cosa no puede venir a orinar aquÍ. tengo que estar limpiando el piso. [risas] mira cÓmo me muerde! me voy. va a empezar "sin rollo". tengo que servir el desayuno. [hablan a la vez] jessica: ojalÁ le vaya bien a meche. les tengo otro vÍdeo viral de lo mÁ

the scarletts man will start at fly half in dublin, with tomos williams his partner at half—back.cup injapan, on the 23rd september — they play georgia. the premier league has it's largest number of nominations for fifa's team of the year for the first time in a decade. 21 of the 55 nominees play their club football in england, with seven of them coming from liverpool — full backs andy robertson and trent alexander arnold amongst them. the nominees were selected by more than 23,000 professional players around the world, and the team will be revealed later this month. that's all the sport for now. let's ta ke let's take you live to the scene in the house of lords. we have already heard from the former conservative leader. he says it is in breach of the nation's unwritten constitution and he has urged peers to reject the bill. lord howard said it was the latest instalment of parliament passed mac sad endeavour to thwart the referendum result. he says gets us the referendum result. he says gets us nowhere. it has given us six months of extra time and has resulted in no conclusion. le

working in the white house, something i will honor and treasure forever but i have three amazing kids, scarletto do that a little bit more and that has been so fun and so special. i'm so glad to have the chance to be home a little bit more often. brian: this would be front and center on your desk working as press secretary. here is news on the job numbers. a little below expectations. 130,000 jobs this past month. the unemployment rate stays the same. they were expecting about 150,000. what is your reaction to that, sarah? >> look i think at the end of the day there is no question that the president and his administration have turned the country around and put it on the right track. we're in a place where the economy is still strong. it is still the strongest economy in the world. and we are doing better under this president than we have in the previous eight years. he has created over five million new jobs since becoming president. a lot of those are manufacturing jobs. let's not forget, everybody said that it couldn't be done. that manufacturing was dead in this country and it couldn't be rev

izzy and scarlett. why did you decide to come here today? defining issue of my generation. we have got a very limited amount of time to act on it and it is very scary to see that there are millions of people dying or at risk of dying right now and we don't hear anything about it. you have our generation who could be the la st have our generation who could be the last generation who see a livable planet and that is terrifying. that fear and planet and that is terrifying. that fearand anger planet and that is terrifying. that fear and anger motivated me to be here today. do you think it is irresponsible to be leaving lessons behind to come out today?|j irresponsible to be leaving lessons behind to come out today? i think it is irresponsible of the politicians in charge of protecting our country to not be acting on the climate crisis. politics, by definition, is the process where conflict is resolved and arguably this is the biggest conflict and crisis, that there is no legislation to back—up there is no legislation to back—up the climate emerg