— economic deprivation socio— economic deprivation has on people and some of the research which is fromstark. it's as socioeconomic deprivation has led to a sharp rise in debt among 25 to 24 years old and from mucking accident, alcohol misuse, suicide, cancer, and i think we have to remember that the impacts of our policies do have far—reaching consequences. policies do have far—reaching consequences. i think when we think aboutjobs consequences. i think when we think about jobs and opportunities we have to have the knock on effect of peoples physical health but their mental health as well. we will stay with the guardian, the other story they have, trump to and my grand babies right to citizenship and this is the fact that in america if your child is born there they automatically have this right and donald trump is suggesting he might change it. in america it's a hugely polarising debate so donald trump had this at the heart of his election campaign with the he was elected to be president and he determined to push it through and i can do this with an executive order and he says it's rid

economics if you know the research has shown that if you just try to admit based on socio economics you crease the diversity of the class dramatically so if you're going in that direction again that is a solution that is taking us back in time to becoming a less diverse college community and and a society that is you know less educated around issues of diversity and you know one of the things that hartley tries to do that's build leaders for all different communities and that means that they need to admit a class that that includes students from all those communities who are committed to those communities who have experience in those communities and are going to go on to serve those communities that include students from chinese american immigrant communities that includes students from vietnamese communities from south asian communities from bangladeshi american communities from puerto rico and american communities i mean this is why harvest trying to create diversity and. also this diversity benefits asian americans i mean the asian american students out of harvard and that colleg

. >> una socio. >> la movilizaciÓn a la espera de la. >> no hay estabilidad. >> que puede, puede es vermportante del mundo y no importa lo que dijo. >> a la vez la senadora, no se quedÓ callada y emitio un comunicado donde dijo en de kave a la derecha y pone un riesgo toda su investigaciÓn, p marcha con las autoridades pendientes que todo fuera pacÍfico los manifestantes dicen que la valentÍa de ford no fue en vano y su lucha contenÍa. >> pero las mujeres estamos para seguir mÁs cerco de la libertad solo de las mujeres ahora en las calles. >> todos lados. >> los pan fes tantos hasta que inician las elecciones de noviembre, asÍ que estaremos pendientes reportando en vivo, regresamos contigo a los estudios. >> gracias por el reporte david y continÚan a lo largo del paÍs, con un arma ip profesor sada, el sospechoso del ataque es rodrÍguez de 34 aÑos quien tambiÉn espera, ambos est caso las vÍctimas esta >> misterio en los cielos de la bahÍa, estas imÁgenes fueron captadas por una mujer en los altos poco antes de las 20:00 pm, personas llamaron a nuestra sala de prensa convencida que se tra

jugando en la ciudad de medellÍn y ambos terminarÍan siendo contratados por el mismo club, ahora son socios empujÓn de barrios. es un empujÓn por detrÁs campista. terminando este partido vamos a ver el de mÉxico contra costa rica. sigue disfrutando del mejor fÚtbol levanta la cabeza ospina tiene que salir y con un puÑetazo enviar la pelota a servicio lateral. pelota interesante para estados unidos. me sorprende que se vienen dos cambios, viene un debutante que naciÓ en tampa serÁn tres cambios, dos de parte de colombia y uno de estados unidos. serÁ el jugador nÚmero 19 quien va a debutar con la selecciÓn. y luego viene el tiro libre de acosta. fue peligroso el servicio tiene el balÓn, aquÍ es taba y este viene con el balÓn y responde machado, james se va a apoyar en juan fer iba a llegar, aquÍ estÁ el tigre. gol, gol, gol, gol de colombia! y falcao hogar dÍa al fondo, colombia re supera la ventaja la verdad es que agarrÓ muy bien el contraataque contra es dados unidos ahÍ tambiÉn delgado y la verdad una gran jugada si robinson cometÍa a la pulsado ahora justamente deja la cancha creo que la

their reputation they have actually introduced a number of legislative initiatives with important socio economic consequences but that message has been utterly obscured by all of this bickering and division so her step is a step to get back out in front but whether it changes the dynamic depends on a couple of things first of all who will take over in her place and will we see a more unified christian democratic party emerging from that secondly will there now becomes a quinces from this action in. other parties what's going to happen to the interior minister mr say hope for who sets so much of this conflict in motion all of that very much remains to be determined and the consequences for the government will depend in part on that not least of also for the junior coalition partner the social democrats are they going to get their act together or will they remain also riven by divisions let us leave a question hanging in the as we hear from the lady at the center of today's momentous events here is i'm going to my. words through an interpreter. firstly in december at the studio party cong

. >> sin embargo, justo a práctic (nombre en inglés) sido instal pueden trabajar con socios de (nombre. >> hay que contactar a una agenda que instale el sistema en su edificio. >> (hablan en inglés) el sistema dio resultado en napa. >> hay que alertar la ciudad las ondas van más despacio antes de causar el daño . >> alerta por investigación de más de 120 casos de mielitis aguda, le diremos qué dice el centro de control y prevención de enfermedades (cdc) . >> además, servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas (ice) dice que realizó un operativo el >> la situación desde san josé, 72 grados : (información de temperaturas en pantalla) lluvia en el a los que siempre suben así comen sano asá caminan así exploran asá son amables así y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. (♪ música ) de acuerdo a un estudio de la universidad de stanford, 40% de pacientes tienen infección en la estadía en el hospital 30 pacientes dent

with important socio economic consequences in the area of health care in the area of pensions and in the area of early childhood education all of those are achievements that are scarce lisi in the voters see this government as completely self-absorbed as riven by internal divisions and the voters in bavaria and in the state of hessen have sent a very clear message saying they're sick of the divisions and just just to be clear chancellor merkel stepping down as party leader in december and the chancellor in twenty twenty one so we'll still see a bit of a yet unless she gets overtaken by events as we all must. so we're looking at a sea change that in german politics that this and of a merkel era absolutely it is a historic moment there's no question whatsoever she was the first woman to head a major party she has headed the c.d.u. for eighteen years she's been governing for over ten years she is a very very important figure in german politics the big question for the last six months has basically been is she going to go as a victim of a disorderly messy transition or is she going to ta

bustamante y sÉ que cualquier publicaciÓn cargada de odio no se debe tomar como una broma ni valora sociolÍtico provoca aumento ataques de odio mediante las redes sociales. beatriz: le recordamos que estamos a nueve dÍas de las elecciones intermedias. su voto es poder y asÍ que seguimos invitando a nuestra comunidad latina para que ejerza su derecho al sufragio. homo decÍamos el impacto de la comunidad hispana tiene un papel muy importante en las prÓximas elecciones de noviembre. las proyecciones indica que 7,800,000 latinos irÁn a las urnas. stephanie: el voto latino cobra mÁs peso. se espera un incremento de hasta 6.9%. >> no sÓlo hay temas de suma importancia para nosotros, como temas de salud y trabajo, sino que nuestra comunidad se ha sentido bajo ataque. stephanie a sÓlo semanas, la asociaciÓn nacional de funcionara latino electos divulgÓ estadÍsticas. >> 7.8 millones de latinos participarÁn en estas prÓximas elecciones. el estado de california pronostica mosqueda. millones de latinos irÁn a las urnas y ejercer su votos. reportera: un incremento del 15% en comparaciÓn a los Últimos

tambiÉn expresÓ su satisfacción a travÉs de twitter que decÍa asÍ: un buen día para canadÁ y nuestros sociossto sucedÍa 90 minutos antes de que se pusiera la fecha lÍmite y que me le da tiempo a los estados unidos y que el presidente trump lo firme antes del 1 de diciembre que es el dÍa que entra el prÓximo presidente mexicano. borja: faltaba en agosto canadÁ y fue uno de los principales cambios que querÍa hacer donald trump cuando llegÓ algo que no porque dijo que ese acuerdo comercial que se firmÓ en 1994 era uno de los perso acuerdos comerciales de la historia de los estados unidos. esas fueron palabras del presidente trump. borja: en otros temas, el fbi hablÓ con deborah ramÍrez, una de las tres mujeres que acusar juez brett kavanaugh de asalto sexual. esta portorriqueÑa temÍa por algunas fallas en la memorias la interrogaban por beber en la fiesta y lo que la motivÓ a presentar. --presentarse. borja: han sido muchÍsimas las reacciones que hemos escuchado despuÉs de que se abrieran las investigaciones. ayer estaba escuchando a comey, ex director del fbi que decÍa que a su juicio, solamen

todo esto te queda y no tienen cÓmo quitartelo. >> socio mexicano y norteamericano deportados comenzandoara televisiÓn. bueno, francie. tenemos una gran exclusiva, estuve en nueva york despuÉs de mi cumpleaÑos porque hicimos una entrevista que despuÉs le vamos a presentar con los actores que le ponen voz a esta nueva pelÍcula animada de spider man, ya la vi! >> ¿y quÉ es eso? >> resulta que el nuevo spider man es mitad boricua! te lo juro. es una pelÍcula nueva y hablan de este proceso de cÓmo los hispanos y otras razas, otras minorÍas entramos al mundo de los superhÉroes. la verdad es muy interesante, el spideruniverse es un universo donde hay muchos spiderman. en un accidente todos caen en esa dimensiÓn y se conocen. estÁ muy divertida y la verdad muy bien hecha. vamos a ver el trÁiler para que se conozcan. my name is peter rker,i d the city. i saved the world over and over again. hla en inglÉs) francisca: se ve divertidÍsima. es como un universo de spider man pero el mensaje es que todo podemos s diferentes. todos podemos o -- todos podemos ser diferentes y podemos servir. carlos: se

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recuerde que a travÉs de lÍnea o socios comerciales.as cuales, segÚn este reporte, las personas indocumentadas prefieren renunciar a la posibilidad de vivir y trabajar a quien estados unidos. >> yo lo Único que estoy pidiendo en mi deportaciÓn. en lo que no entiendo. hay muchas cosas que yo no puedo comprender. que no entiendo. >> la emigrante de 30 aÑos y oriunda de mÉxico se encuentra en un limbo legal. pese a que cumpliÓ una cadena-- una condena de seis meses de prisiÓn por nada reportado un crimen,continua recluida en el estado de georgia. un juez decidiÓ cerrar su caso pese a que estaba pendiente su solicitud de deportaciÓn voluntaria. su historia estÁ documentada en el informe "sin salida a la vista". el reporte del Último aÑo indica que en el 93% de los casos los inmigrantes detenidos en estos dos centros de sureste del paÍs se estÁn dando por vencidos o han sido deportados. >> cuando la gente se da por vencida, es una serie de cosas. pensar como es para un ser humano estar en un lugar encarcelado, remoto. sin contacto con sus se

economics if you know the research has shown that if you just try to admit based on socio economics you crease the diversity of the class dramatically so if you're going in that direction again that is a solution that is taking us back in time to becoming a less diverse college community and and a society that is you know less educated around issues of diversity and you know one of the things that hardly tries to do that's filled leaders for all different communities and that means that they need to admit a class that that includes students from all those communities who are committed to those communities who have experience in those communities and are going to go on to serve those communities that include students from chinese american immigrant communities that includes students from vietnamese communities from south asian communities from bangladeshi american communities from puerto rico and american communities i mean this is why hard just trying to create diversity and. also this diversity benefits asian americans i mean the asian american students out of harvard and out colle

anything but boring the book fair is confronting socio political issues and the publishing industry is again reinventing itself. prophecies about the death of books have proved untrue more than seventy thousand first editions were published last year alone but where have all the readers gone. small independent publishes a struggling to survive this ducklings publishing house specializing in politics and contemporary history has joined forces with a larger alfalfa luck for him declining readership is the fact that this is a new vehicle in control development that can't be stopped entirely the money you have to be more original and you know you'll sell fewer copies but will hang on to our readers we just have to look after them better live in the same in familiar. scent that has it's best to start when they young interest in german books for children and young adults is growing not just in germany but also brought especially in china. overall the book fair is becoming more international than most stance from southeast asia and africa is making its presence felt yet african literature is

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economics if you know the research has shown that if you just try to admit based on socio economics you crease the diversity of the class dramatically so if you're going in that direction again that is a solution that is taking us back in time to becoming a less diverse college community and and a society that is you know less educated around issues of diversity and you know one of the things that hartley tries to do that's build leaders for all different communities and that means that they need to admit a class that that includes students from all those communities who are committed to those communities who have experience in those communities and are going to go on to serve those communities that include students from chinese american immigrant communities that includes students from vietnamese communities from south asian communities from bangladeshi american communities from puerto rico and american communities i mean this is why hard just trying to create diversity and. also this diversity benefits asian americans i mean the asian american students out of harvard and out colle

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sort of again from very different walks of life from different political backgrounds from different socio economic backgrounds haiti's president juvenal moyse is himself implicated in the corruption scandal as he commemorated the death of haiti's founding father wednesday the sound of protesters could be heard throughout the event under mounting public pressure when he says he supports an independent investigation. we have a big protest all over the country a big protest a request of the government. gives us an explanation as to how the money from petro creevy was spent. with businesses shuttered and schools closed around the country haitians say this protest is unlike those that have gripped the country in the past but they say this time the people are more united they say this time the government will be held accountable heidi joe castro al jazeera. now the u.s. is in the middle of one of the worst drug epidemics in its history several cities want to set up places where people can use illegal drugs with supervision in an attempt to reduce deaths al-jazeera is christensen to me take a cl

let's separate the business from what is going on in terms of the socio— economic situation and whatcebook and the major trust issuesit about facebook and the major trust issues it is facing now. we have had issues it is facing now. we have had issues with cambridge analytica and fa ke issues with cambridge analytica and fake news. i these all having an impact on the way facebook is looking to the future? they absolutely are. but if you go back to the cambridge analytica scandal you would think it would lose 30% of its users and basically it is flat. it has been minimised. what facebook has done is it has invested more than once to invest more on platform security. if they are handling 100 billion messages a day and posting 1 billion messages a day and posting 1 billion stories to instagram, was up and messenger, it is almost impossible to moderate all of that content. the amount of money they are spending is not going to guarantee that the platform is not hosting hate speech. where does the future lie? it lies in a long-term shift from the facebook properties we so shift from the fa

the labour party has proposed collecting data on socio—economic background, and it was pilloried by the companies do it. how else do you collect the data and do the research? the bbc collect and publish is how many people were the first generation at university. a little bit of data on parental background. we do know that white boys from poorer households are doing the worst in our society, pretty much. i'm going to move on to look at a few of the other stories here. back on the telegraph, michael, saying that facebook should pay a mental health levy. we've heard a lot on mental health day, a lot of concern that social media could be a contributory factor, this suggestion that facebook should help pay for treatment. this is a suggestion by simon stephens, the head of the nhs. we've seen it with crime as well. the way that social media companies, all the blame gets pinned on them — you sort it out — it isn't facebook grabbing young kids and making them go through this stuff ten hours a day. there's a degree of personal and parental responsibility on this, and facebook and twitter need to

of little earth rest but socio gapless don't want to miss the state to watch. the. priest who raped me when i was fourteen years of age was known to be a sexual abuse open he was ordained a priest and the church knew about his offending behavior and they are going to continue to abuse from these ordination right through his entire career as a priest. tracking gave americans a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and it's a tough reality to deal. the end. seemed wrong when all the world's just all the best to shape our just a

pablo: mientras come salvador lanzÓ una clarÍn directa, buscaran dineros y socios en otros ciudades.n arrestados. los vehÍculos policiales desplegarÁn avisos que explica los derechos de indocumentadas, respecto al control de inmigraciÓn y aduanas. los avisos enfatizan que no estÁn obligados a responder preguntas sobre su estatus migratorio. en una entrevista con abc la primera dama hablÓ sobre diferentes temas, incluyendo el movimiento feminista que denuncia el acoso sexual contra mujeres. se refiere ademÁs al caos en la casa blanca y al la crisis de confianza entre el presidente y miembros de su gabinete. es entrevista ya estÁ generando polÉmica. janet: la primera dama melania trump tiene como misiÓn compartir el acoso. dice sentirse la mujer mÁs hostigada del mundo. una de ellas, si deponen saberlo que la gente dice, fue lo que dijo en una entrevista con la cadena abc. queja que para muchos es inapropiada, dado el lenguaje que su esposo suele usar para describir a sus detractores. la propia melania acaparÓ fuertes crÍticas, al vestir este abrigo que decÍa "no te importa, y a ti?".

in which there was a great mixing of socio- xm economic races. she have the biggest hole. the greatest businesswoman. the music and the race in the and all that jazz. i keep poking around in the to see if there is a good book. >> can we talk about how did you choose him and where did you start in your research process. >> i chose him because over the years i began to notice the pattern of how attracted i was to people who connected the arts in the humanity in the sciences in the engineering and all of these fields. whether it was ben franklin who was a great scientist as well as a great lament whoever was stumped by the creative when i was writing about steve jobs he kept emphasizing that all of my books have been about people at the intersection of the arts in technology. and he said the ultimate in that tradition was leonardo da vinci. people write about him who are historians through the great works of art. he should've said somebody should also treat him as he thought of himself. bill gates bought the most beautiful wonderful of the notebooks. called the kodak fiesta.

it's part the mission action plan aimed at protecting the socio-economic diversity of this neibo >>> and a restaurant is facing an uncertain future because of a this business has been in business for yearand there's been a long line of history from the family, they will move to another buyer. if another buyer wins out, they'll have to find another location. >>> rhianna is taking a stand on whether she'll perform at the super bowl next february. >>> what a shot, what a show last night, what a moment. the warriors were front and lake, u llnot ev great salt game and that and s gamee ti championship series, not enough, brewers and dodgers go at 7. the red sox hold the other invite to the world series. >>> good morning, everyone. i have the nba up front. why not? the warriors down 16 points in utah. crushed by an avalanche of 19 jazz three pointers, it wasn't enough. look at the intensity, pushing, shoving, jawing, many think the jazz team are the best team in the west. look at mitchell. they led 81-69 at the half. here's the 4th, kevin durant gave the doves the lead here. steph curry sco

i know a lot of people from a lot of different socio back grounds that care allot about lying. >> if they -- you can just say what the facts are and we are with you. some of the people are upset with the exaggerations that rick was just talking about, and why is he doing it, you would have to ask him. i am making a different point. i am not saying they don't care about the lies, i am saying the preponderance of the policies are super important to him, and the aspects related to his personality, if you had a scale they would take the policies over the personality. >> that i get. >> some of the people in the salons since i left webster avenue, they don't like the personality, and even though they look at the policies and they say those are common sense policies, the deregulation, the tax policies for the united states are leading to great economic growth. >> do you think he knows he's lying? >> yeah, i think he does. yeah. he likes it, actually. >> he likes lying? >> he likes the fact that people are talking about it, and it's like taking my finger and putting it in one of the two eyes

students aren't in school, all the indicators that we look at in terms of academic achievement and socio emotional learning, that's affected by not being at school. so i'd just like us to talk a little bit about what we're doing to affect chronic absenteeism. the rate for asian students is 3%, so it's a 33% gap, which is really mind blowing. latino students at 22%, special ed at 23% chronic absenteeism. district wide is at 13%. discuss this. >> this was the data that was presented to you this year in may, at the board meeting. and there was also a presentation that said some of the initiatives that we are doing to address this this year. i have listed some of the initiatives that we found in the presentation on the right. >> what does some of the data show -- or are there schools that have significant numbers of african american students that are doing good, and what are they sharing along the lines of best practices? >> there have been individual efforts where we improved the attendance rate and definitely dropped the suspension rates as some of the schools, and most of the practices do

trump tax cuts were phony and provided no relief to middle class or to people at the lower end of the socio- economic sector and i think it's great. >> that was doug johnson reporting for us from sacramento. >>> well, state regulators have approved a plan to allow home deliveries of marijuana in california's cities that have banned retail sales of pot. the rules could be finalized in december. recreational sales of pot were legal in california in january but cities have been allowed to ban retail sales. opponents want to keep the new rules from going into effect. in a statement the league of california cities said by removing local government's reasonable regulatory authority on cannabis deliveries they are imposing a one sized fits all form of cannabis regulation. >>> the fda has approved a new opioid despite concern. a panel gave first round approval this week to the drug "sufentanil." it's five to ten times stronger than the pain reliever fentanyl. now, the pill takes in effect in about 15 minutes and decreasing pain up to three hours. some members of the drug advisory committee are conc

the reason they leave to come to the united states is in large part because of the socio and economichey face in the home countries. perhaps our goal to reduce the flow of immigrants from the country to strengthen the economies rather than weaken them further. >> that's exactly right. you have hit the nail on the head. we seem to come to the table always with sticks and never with carrots. obviously, increase trade, increased commerce is what's going to keep people in their own countries. they don't necessarily want to do this trek. you can see from the pictures. they're doing it because they don't feel like they have the opportunities at home or fleeing violence and so two of the things the president said there are just not correct. first, cutting off the aid is only going do make the matter worse. people will come and the economies of those countries will be worse. our aid is not enormous but critical for those countries to continue trying to stimulate economic development and the second is this notion that countries can stop people from leaving their own borders. in very few countr

ya entrada acÁ empieza a oler rico. >>> un poco del pimienta negra. >>> socio namos la masa, es claveen. >>> y ahora la tÉcnico verdaderamentemente para nosotros armar nuestro arrollado es supersencilla. >>> vamos tomar, primero cualquier vegetal, en este caso vamos a empezar por la berenjena. >>> voy a empezar a arrollarlo en mi mano, asÍ no mÁs. >>> y luego cuando llegamos a la punta. voy a tomar otro vegetalmente que va a ser el calabacÍn. y empezamos a enrollar, asÍ y ahÍ empieza, de ahi parte todo, y entonces. >>> como uno flor. >>> ahÍ estÁ. >>> vamos a seguir con cada uno de los vegetales siempre intercalando entre por ejemplo,zan honrarÍa, y un poquito dezan morÍa. >>> todo estÁn pintoado. >>> seguimos con otro calabacÍn y fÍjate lo sencillo que es, vamos en arrollando y hace una flor, entonces conforme esto va sucediendo vamos a ir creciendo la flor y queremos que estÉ lo mÁs compacto posible para que cuando se hor ne enohs quede perfecto dora perfec pero maravilloso. >>> vente jennifer. >>> vengo scloon t tlÓn no he comido bien allÁ no voy estar mirando desde el sofÁ, por fa

invest in both material structure and some things that they are calling, i know this is a cool phrase, socio- cultural infrastructure. i will unpack that for a minute. to increase diversity and inclusion in urban biking, cities need to adopt a holistic approach that includes investments in both of these very wonky sounding terms. material infrastructure means bike lanes. we heard a loud and clear from the focus groups that people, you particularly women, felt safer in protected bike lanes. the kind of lane you build makes a difference in terms of who will show up and who will ride in it as well as how many people sociocultural infrastructure is a fancy word for saying things like partnerships with underrepresented communities and for everything that is not a bike lane. there is a popular phrase that is used in transit and is used for so many other things, if you build it, they will come. i will say, not necessarily. some people will. but as we see with the current state of things, we have had a pretty steady ratio of who is biking in san francisco for a long time. if we want to change that a

the east of germany in the former communist germany forty years of that country laich to a different socio it says here lies asian people have different attitudes to certain to life basically from people in the west and those differences seem to continue today still you can see that especially in the political field in the east german countries in the federal states in the eastern part of germany the right wing politics politics are a lot stronger than in the western part of germany which seems to indicate that within those federal states in the east it's still quite a lot of dissatisfaction with the situation the way it is today even after twenty eight years of unification so significant differences remain what is the mood then today said salvatore or more resignation. but obviously here where i am it is celebrate three but if you look at the mood generally in germany i think it's a mood of uncertainty because of the political situation that i just indicated the rise of the right wing alternative for germany party right wing populist has led to a weakening of the established parties and a

el conducto llevaba a sus socios en el norte y no contaban con sillas de seguridad.sladarla que estÁ el Último sÁbado de ubr la intenciÓn es tener -- de octubre, la intenciÓn es tener una fiesta mÁs segura. tambiÉn exhortan a los padres a revisar bien los caramelos que recojan los pequeÑos. a tomar nota y tÚ carolina no comas tanto dulce y mejor compartirlo conmigo maÑana. regresÓ contigo. carlina:yo estaba tomando notas-- carolina: ya estaba tomando notas. el presidente trump dice que terminara de una forma u otra es toda la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento esto es debido a que los indocumentados no estarÍamos con jurisdicciÓn estadounidense. alega que si se aclare este derecho a las personas les cuestan miles de millones de dÓlares a los estados unidos. mÁs adelante me dan una estÉ con "ediciÓn digital", historias, vÍdeos y noticias mÁs trendy. pero quÉ tal un adelanto? estamos a seis dÍas de las elecciones y hemos escuchado que son histÓricas. quÉ tal si les cuento que son de las mÁs costosas? el monto sigue aumentando. te contaremos a quÉ se debe esto. a qué le serÁ est

the bill will help produce on theh that sheds light cognitive, physical, and socio-emotional impacts of technology on kids. when kids scroll through instagram, their brains are stimulated. what is happening to their attention and critical thinking skills? we cannot afford to to be in the dark on these crucial issues. we also have to understand the physical consequences of kids' tech use, sleeping, eating, and exercise. last, the bill calls for research into the socioemotional consequences of children's tech use. how do mobile devices impact kids relationships with decision-making and social awareness? is there a connection between internet use and anxiety or addiction or even suicidal thoughts? we need to answer these questions, and we need them now. that is what this commission will be all about. that is what the $95 million will be spent on, to do that research which is long overdue to understand the full impact on the brains of children in our society. in the era of big data, digital advertising, iot, and social media, we have to stay laser focused on those issues. 2018,ality is t

hay dos medidas que hemos anunciado en los Últimos meses teniendo que ver con la seguridad de los socios emergencia. carlos: la tecnologÍa que manejan ustedes es espectacular. cada vez que me suba, y sobre que estuve en nueva york, me dijo que el telÉfono sabÍa si estaba abajo o bien montado para ver si no me golpeada cuando manejaba.. >> nosotros vamos a seguir creando medidas de seguridad para estar seguros de que nuestros conductores y usuarios estÁn seguros dentro de nuestro servicio. carlos: muchas gracias por aclararnos y sentirnos un poco mÁs seguros. karla: hay que estar atentos con todo. muchas gracias. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". celebramos la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: felicidades, karen andrea. cumple cuatro aÑos. >> marcÓ su sebastiÁn cumple -- marco sebastiÁn cumple un aÑo. >> muchas felicidades a steven ramos. >> aiden soto, tres aÑos. >> elsa jimÉnez por 82 aÑos. >> claudine cumple 28 aÑos. >> entre tantas cosas, claudia mÁrquez! hacemos la cadena. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> y la "despierta amÉrica" en todas tus pantallas, dÓnde y cuÁndo quieras n

una nota de daniela, todo lo que ha hecho, su nombre es reconocido y ojalÁ que no sea verdad y que socio mÁximas de 78 ° para san josÉ, san francisco 69, santa rosa 71. hay posibilidades de precipitaciones. >> los robos en las tiendas apple han ido en aumento. la buena noticia es que se han arrestado hasta el momento siete sospechosos relacionados con estos robos. mÁs informaciÓn en una hora. [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ♪ > salen a la luz estas imÁgenes de indonesia. se muestra como se acercan para rescatar a las naves. reportes en ese les indicaban que todos habÍan sobrevivido, pero al menos un viajero estaba desaparecida. marina entro al aparato imposible vÍctimas. al compres un aÑo de la masacre de las vegas el paÍs recuerda a las vÍctimas. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta cÓmo podrÍa cambiar. >> trabajaban dando mantenimiento a los baÑos portÁtiles la noche de la balacera de las vegas. pensaba que se trataba de un cortocircuito. >> la gente corrÍa, gritaba. >> su vida cambiÓ drÁsticamente, hasta recibiÓ terapia. >> como que la alegrÍa se va. > ese incidente podrÍa ayudar que esa y unos 150 vÍctimas

conciencia que siempre nos estÁ cuidando con esedose mayor luz fuente y cuando tomas el comÚn como sociosobre los ahorros para los cuales podrías calificar. inscríbete antes del 15 de diciembre. porque nunca sabes cuando la vida... te puede cambiar. covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. (♪mÚsica♪). >>>♪. >>> y comenzamos con el candelero niurka marcos regresÓ a los escenarios teatrales protagonizando la comedia se me sienta. >>> a haenopinÓ como carmen sal porque le gusta opinar sobre las declaraciones de la exdel ar fr del actor. >>> creo que alfredo como todo un hombre tiene derecho a soltar el caballero que hay en Él y a defenderse como decida hacerlo, porque hay mujeres que se ganan que el hombre se quite el traje sastre de caballero y... creo que esta persona mujer, tiene el cerebro muy pequeÑo, que tiene muchos complejos, que tiene una capacidad muy reducida. de crÉdito rÍo. y de humanidad. >>> mientras le estaba... no se lo dijo. y seguramente se lo estÁ diciendo porque la relaciÓn terminÓ y no le gusto como. >>> bueno. me quedÉ sordo de tanto pi.

those of us who want to develop businesses that work with these groups that have always been on the socio and economic lower end. >> got you, caller. thank you. >> there's an active citizen, pedro. i would ask him if 1% of the people in your community joined hands with you, i bet you would get it done. it never takes more than 1% of active citizens if they represent majority opinion like who doesn't want safer schools, who doesn't want emergency health care, to turn things around. that's why i always say it's easier than we think to change things in this country. stop allowing politicians to divide and rule us. they've been doing this for over 2,000 years. that's their technique. >> you've written in the book a series of letters, some actual, some imagined i think, to the various presidents overs these issues. talk about that letter writing process and what responses you've given or received. >> i wanted to demonstrate that unlike prior years, presidents don't answer substantive letters or even acknowledge. if you asked them to send a good thing for a high school graduation or something t