soledad: dr.aniel perl believes ptsd -- like what fadley is experiencing -- may be caused, in part, by exposure to blasts. he's a neuropathologist at the uniformed services university of the health sciences, an entity of the department of defense. dr. pe goes off, it forms what's called a blast wave, which is a high-pressure pulse that expands out from the blast in all directions at the speed of sound approximately. and so, here you have a high, high-pressure pulse blasting through this delicate instrument called the brain. this is from an individual who had been in an automobile accident. soledad: dr. perl is comparing the brains of soldiers who experienced those kinds of blasts to those of non-vets who suffered traumatic brain injuries. dr. perl: now let me show you the same procedure, roughly the same area of the brain, same stain. soledad: oh, wow. dr. perl: this is somebody who'd been exposed to an i.e.d., to a blast. soledad: and this is a person who clearly has blast exposure. do they also

soledad: thanu here. coming up next the democrats ho >> it is not anybody here in soledad: meet the congresswoman strictly local . and for our pay for the health care we want? go to matterfact.tv. we'll be right back. soledad: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's pushing off a vote on the senate's health care bill for at least two weeks. while congress goes back to their home states for the holiday, republicans could face hostile home town constituents. democrats could as well, dealing with their own issues around illinois congresswoman cheri bustos, is one of three democrats charged with crafting the party's message for the house democratic caucus. and she was named the "chairwoman of heartland engagement" by the democratic congressional campaign co pick up 24 seats to win back the house of representatives next year. what exactly is that job, head of engagement for the heartland? congresswoman bustos: we have the huge section in the central part of the united states where democrats haven't do

soledad: thanu here.ext the democrats ho >> it is not anybody here in soledad: meet the congresswoman strictly local . and for our pay for the health care we want? go to matterfact.tv. we'll be right back. [ indistinct chatter ] [ intense music playing ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. soledad: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's pushing off a vote on the senate's health care bill for at least two weeks. while congress goes back to their home states for the holiday, republicans could face hostile home town constituents. democrats could as well, dealing with their own issues around illinois congresswoman cheri

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." while the health care debate has been divisive to say the least -- the american public is pretty clear on what they'd like to see. a little unity. a new kaiser family foundation poll shows 71% of the public want a bi- partisan solution to that break down includes 41% of, and 72% of independents. hope of a gop only bill is fading away despite the efforts of senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. showing his frustration, mcconnell delayed the start of the august recess by two weeks in hopes of getting to a cons >> we simply, as a result of all this obstructionism, don't have enough time to address all of these issues between now and the originally anticipated august recess. soledad: ezekiel emanuel, an architect of the affordable care act, says the law needs an upgrade, but not a repeal-and-replace. dr. emanuel outlines his ideas in his book, "prescription for the future." thanks for joining us. you have been in meetings at the white house while the house was working on its healthcare

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of the year was 1967 -- the so-called summer of love. yet in cities around the country there was anger in the air. african american communities exploded in violence over police brutality and inadequate housing, jobs, schools, and some called it a riot; others a rebellion. what is certain is the most destructive and deadly unrest in the united states since the 1863 draft riots during the civil war. in the end, detroit had 43 dead, 1100 injured, over 7200 arrests and more than 2000 buildings destroyed. detroit, 1967. a city in flames. >> a lot of the smoke was right up in here on 12th street, which is what it was called then. soledad: disturbances began on 12th street, since renamed rosa parks boulevard. they started spotaneously after a routine police raid on an illegal bar, or what locals called, a blind pig. dan mckane was a young street cop in detroit's tactical mobe unit. soledad: how would you have described the detroit police department in 1967? dan: well, it wa

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." three years ago on july 17, 2014, eric garner died after he was restrained by new york city police officers on staten island. suspected of selling lucies or single cigarettes, police arrested him, and placed him in a banned chokehold. garner protested over and over that he couldn't breathe. within an hour, the 43-year-old was dead. garner's death was one in a series of incidents that focused national attention on police violence against black americans. a new book called "chokehold" claims the widespread idea that black men are more prone to violence is one the justice system has perpetrated for decades. paul butler is a former federal prosecutor and author of "chokehold." also, a professor of law at georgetown university. thank you for being with us. paul butler: it's great to be soledad: your book is amazing and also kind of overwhelmingly tough to read as well. why did you call it "chokehold?" paul butler: the chokehold is a two-step process. it is about how black men are perceived

sot sargento juan espinoza/ policia de soledad missing child raw broll 01:57 "un senor fue a calentar carro antes de irse a trabajar desafortunadamente tenia a su hijo en el asiento de tras., se metio a la casa a agarrar mas de sus cosas y cuando regreso ya listo para irse, alguien se habia llevado el carro 02:14 --- mientras esto ocurra... una persona llam al 9-1-1 y report una escena que le pareca sospechosa en el 600 de la calle "walnut" de san jos. nat sound monterey county amber alert jkf 00:33 "thats a baby...who's baby is this" --la mujer testigo decia cuan soprendida estaba cuando vio al bebe en su silla infantil en el asiento trasero del vehiculo... el sujeto al volante parecia bajo la influencia de alguna droga... y dedujo que parecia no estar en condiciones para cuidar a un infante., por lo que ella decidio tomar al niÑo y llamar a la policia. sot sargento juan espinoza/ policia de soledad missing child raw broll 02:35 "es muy peligroso que una persona deje su niño dentro del carro mientras esta corriendo y no esta supervisado." 02:41 ---cuando la policia de san jose llego

his name is emilio salinas abducted from soledad not far from the city of salinas. he's 1 year old.e plate there. lo looking for a 1992 white honda accord. keep up eye out for him. we'll continue to monitor any developments. all lanes open on highway 101 in south san francisco after a d d deadly early morning crash involving a pedestrian. a man was struck about 3:00 this morning. so far deputies are not releasing any information about what exactly happened or the vehicle and the driver. >> quick action by police and muni is being credited to nab a woman accused of kidnapping an infant. police say a woman took a 6-month-old infant from her father's car in the city's sunnyvale district and proceeded to board a bus. police issued alerts and another muni driver noticed the woman and baby boarding the bus. he immediately called police who moved in and>>> last week three family members were struck by a car walking the fruitvale cross walk. video is so graphic we stopped it before the moment of impact. including installing flashing crossing lights. >>> on the central kroes firefighters con

back with soledad: is it really ok no to the president?eck. when people say young people don't need healthcare, that's find out why these young invincibles say health cuts could devastate their generation. plus, district that went for tru >> my colleagues said how in s like that? soledad: now her party wants her to give them the answer. is it a bad sign that democrats need someone to explain how to engage with voters in the heartland?

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back with soledad: is it really ok no to the president? and, reality check. when people say young people don't need healthcare, that's find out why these young invincibles say health cuts could devastate their generation. plus, district that went for tru >> my colleagues said how in s like that? soledad: now her party wants her to give them the answer. is it a bad sign that democrats need someone to explain how to engage with voters in the heartland?

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el incidente de un robo de un carro en soledad se tornÓ peligroso esta maÑana ya que dentro del vehÍculosamaritanos fue rescatado. reportero: el pequeÑo fue rescatado en san josÉ. un trabajador de construcciÓn ayudÓ con el rescate. dijo que agarrÓ al bebÉ con todo y sigue y le dijo al sujeto que no se lo llevarÍa, sin saber que habÍan emitido una alerta por la criatura. dice que el conductor parecÍa drogado. y su historia sobre quiÉn pertenecÍa el bebÉ, no cuadraba. terminÓ huyendo en el mismo carro. horas despuÉs fue arrestado. >> le quitamos el niÑo. reportero: segÚn esta pareja que vive en una casa mÓvil, el sujeto llegÓ con ellos para pedirle que se encargaran de la criatura. >> le quitamos el niÑo. no dejamos que se lo llevara. anda con un carro robado. reportero: segÚn autoridades como el sospechoso se robÓ el auto con el bebÉ de afuera de una casa en soledad cuando el padre de la criatura entrÓ por su comida y viajÓ hasta san josÉ con el bebé. >> viajÓ una gran distancia con el niÑo. la alerta comenzÓ las 4:45 de la maÑana. no sÉ si el niÑo estaba dormido, estaba oscuro, no sÉ si

(tiffany) police say the one year old boy was taken from soledad, california in monterey county. the toddler was last seen in the backseat of a white 19-92 honda accord with california license plate 6-r-g-b-0-6-1. the baby's name is emiliano salinas. he is described as an hispanic baby boy with black hair and brown eyes. he's 2 feet tall and weighs about 25 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black and white shirt and gray pants. police have not released a description of his abductor. police say if you see this boy or the car to call 9-1-1 immediately. back to you in the studio. . ( darya ) happening today... repairs will begin over a year after a giant sinkhole opened in moraga.( mark ) the construction means major road closures starting this morning. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the scene with the details. lydia. ( lydia ) this area is all ready to go... you can see the barriers and traffic signs are up warning people that road work will start... the sinkhole is located on rheem boulevard at center street near moraga road. the repairs will begin today and run through octob

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of the year was 1967 -- the so-called summer of love. yet in cities around the country there was anger in the air. african american communities exploded in violence over police brutality and inadequate housing, jobs, schools, and

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of the year was 1967 -- the so-called summer of love. yet in cities around the country there was anger in the air. african american communities exploded in violence over police brutality and inadequate ho

month old emeliano salinas, has been found safe after he was allegedly kidnapped this morning in soledad, in monterey county. which led to an amber alert. this man, colin blevin, is being credited with rescuing the child after the kidnapper tried to pass him off to a homeless woman off coleman avenue in san jose. blevin confronted the man, took custody of the child and called 911. the kidnapper was arrested later in salinas. the child reunited with his family. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san francisco a team of muni workers inside the agency's tranportation management center and out in the field are being called heros for helping police stop the alleged kidnapping of a baby girl sunday. after a witness spotted the female suspect six month old girl and the get on a bus south of market, an alert went out, and two drivers were able to give information on the pair's location. police met the second bus at arleta and bayshore and took the suspect and child into custody. the infant was unharmed, the suspect was arrested and booked. kron4 news ((vicki)) after a scorching hot weekend.

esto luego que un beb de tan solo 8 meses fuera secuestrado luego que un hombre robara un auto en soledad ...el pequeño fue encontrado sano y salvo en san jos. ---qu se sabe del sujeto? hoy a las 5:30, los detalles de esta dramtica historia. vo/cesar ---en san francisco arrestaron a una mujer luego de secuestrar a un beb de seis meses... ---el intento de rapto se report ayer por la maÑana cerca de la calle harrison ---segn la polica la mujer se llev a la niña del auto de su padre y abord un autobs del muni... ---cmo lograron capturar a la sospechosa?... --- hoy a las seis de la tarde nuestra colega ''pilar niño nos tiene ms detalles... vo/blanca ---en san jos, la polica intensifica la bsqueda de un sujeto que dispar este fin de semana a una mujer frente a un complejo de apartamentos. ---el hecho se report el sbado sobre la avenida ''payne'' cerca del bulevar ''winchester''. ---la vctima fue hospitalizada por las heridas que no amenazan con su vida. cam 3 pan/ cesar ---tres adolescentes se encuentran bajo custodia de las autoridadades luego de intentar asalatar a una persona en la estacin

---ocurrio en "soledad" en la costa central cuando el padre de la criatura lo coloco en su asiento de.. ---el momento fue aprovechado por "raymond randy gutierrez", de 43 aÑos, quien ingreso al carro y condujo hasta san jose... donde una persona dio aviso a las autoridades... take sotsargento juan espinoza/ policia de soledad 02:35 "es muy peligroso que una persona deje su niño dentro del carro mientras esta corriendo y no esta supervisado." 02:41 con vo cesar ---el sospechoso fue arrestado en salinas y ahora enfrenta cargos por secuestro, poner a un menor en peligro, robo de auto y posesion de propiedad robada... ---el bebe se encunetra bien de salud. lorena/take cam pan --nueve personas resultaron lesionadas, incluyendo varios niÑos durante un choque provocado presuntamente por un hombre que manejaba en sentido contrario, en brentwood. --se trata de "rafael duarte " de 24 aÑos de edad, las autoridades indicaron que es el sospechoso de impactar de frente a una camioneta en la carretera cuatro. bomberos utilizaron las llamadas quijadas de la vida para liberar duarte y a su acompañante

month old emeliano salinas, has been found safe after he was allegedly kidnapped this morning in soledadcounty. which led to an amber alert. this man, colin blevin, is being credited with rescuing the child after the kidnapper tried to pass him off to a homeless woman off coleman avenue in san jose. blevin confronted the man, took custody of the child and called 911. the kidnapper was arrested later in salinas. the child reunited with his family. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san francisco a team of muni workers inside the agency's tranportation management center and out in the field are being called heros for helping police stop the alleged kidnapping of a baby girl sunday. after a witness spotted the female suspect six month old girl and the get on a bus south of market, an alert went out, and two drivers were able to give information on the pair's location. police met the second bus at arleta and bayshore and took the suspect and child into custody. the infant was unharmed, the suspect was arrested and booked. maureen kelly kron4 news with traffic congestion getting worse an

colin blevin and relieved of the child, the alleged kidnapper was said to be making his way back to soledad when he was pulled over and taken into custody in the salinas area. he was identified as 43 year old raymond randy gutierrez. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) now to the growing wildfire crisis in california. tonight at least 16 fires are burning in the state... (vicki) one of the most alarming...a huge fire in mariposa county just west of yosemite. grant lodes is back to bring us up to speed on that. (grant) this is near near lake mcclure in the sierra foothills...and people are being forced to evacuate their homes. 300 homes are threatened tonight. it's only been burning for a little more than 24 hours...but 11 thousand acreas are already charred. the detwiller fire-- has destroeyed one structure....damaged another. it's just five percent contained. nearly 800 fire personnell are dealing with heavy brush. the rapidly growing fire has forced janet kirkland and her two pets out their home. (janet kirkland/evacuee): "that's just the way it goes up here on this mountain you

began in soledad. baby was found safe in san jose. a good samaritan enters the story who really steps up. >> reporter: a happy ending to the story. the child is now at home with his parents. he was trying to give the baby away to a person he didn't know. thankfully the man who works at the construction site saw the situation coming on and stepped in to help. >> mamas ramirez knock -- had a puppy. >> whose baby is this? >> the child was eight-month old. when the car he was riding in disappeared. the baby's father told investigators he ran into the house to grab something in the house before work. during that time police believe 43-year-old randy gutierrez who goes by the nickname turtle stole the car with the baby in the back. ramirez was trying to break into this white minivan. >> what is occupy with this baby and the lady turns to me and has a look on her face with help me save this baby. the driver got back into the stolen honda. >> my heart leapt, maybe i did something good that day. >> reporter: police arrested the suspect in sali

marÍa: la soledad en la silla de ruedas es el calvario que le dejÓ la diabetes a teresa rivas. >> fuiecciÓn que nunca iba a sanar. >> dos semanas llorando, le decÍa al doctor, para mí era difÍcil sin pierna. marÍa: y cuando despertÓ estaban sus hijos acompaÑÁndola. >> siempre he sido muy independiente y ahora con las piernas necesita ayuda de todos. marÍa: la doctora especialista en trasplante de riÑÓn atiende en el bronx. >> la causa mÁs comÚn de que el paciente sufre insuficiencia renal es la diabetes. todo lo que sea blanco es lo que hace que aumentemos de peso y que tengamos posibilidades de diabetes. marÍa: aunque el centro no da respuestas definitivas de porque los hispanos tendemos a ser mÁs propensos a la falla renal, la diabetes y la presiÓn arterial siguen siendo los importantes detonantes. por eso mÉdicos intentan salvar el grupo de mayor riesgo, los pre diabÉticos, con un examen que mide el promedio del azÚcar los últimos tres meses. uno de cada tres hispanos sufren de diabetes. postrada a una silla con una aguja por tres horas teresa recibe la diÁlisis tres veces por sema

rejected tonight is a comedy new soledad is not saying by the corporate media. would you go after the corporations that just more your lives profit over people at every turn. the data tonight for me is like medicine it's like a cancer joke from all the stress that the news but still under redacted tonight is a show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satirical comedic lenses to make it more digestible that's what we do every week hard hitting radical comedy news like redacted tonight is where it's at. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around currency corporations from washington washington control the media the media over voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . the bullies are told. welcome back hawk

an amber alert for a baby kidnapped from soledad in monterey county. and alameda counties. they're looking for a 1-year-old boy named emiliano celisalinas. here's a description. he's 2 feet tall, 23 pounds. black hair, brown eyes. last seen in a black and white shirt and gray pants. chp right now looking for a 1992 white honda accord just like this one. california license place 6rgb061. last seen in a car seat in the back of a car similar to this one. if you have our app, we have been sending out push alerts with this information. as soon as we get a photo, we'll put that ouz at as well. you'll see that on your phone. stay with us for this breaking news as it develops on the air as well. reggie. >> thank you. >>> facebook is fighting a court order over secret government access to user accounts. that order blocks the social media company from letting users known when law enforcement investigators ask to search their online information. particularly their political affiliations and comments. facebook argues the court order violations first amendment prot

pasado, "carmen rogelio maldonado", se llev el vehculo de la cochera de una casa en la ciudad de soledad. ---cuando el acusado se dio cuenta que traa un beb de dos aÑos, estacion el auto dejando al menor adentro. --maldonado recibir sentencia en septiembre. vo/blanca --la polica de san francisco investiga el apuÑalamiento de una persona anoche en la zona "hayes valley" . --los oficiales encontraron a un hombre herido en la interseccin de la "calle lily" y el "boulevard octavia". --la vctima muri en el lugar. vo/cesar --las autoridades de emeryville piden la ayuda del pblico para dar con el sospechoso de golpear a un hombre con un bate de bisbol dejndolo con serias lesiones en su cabeza. --el hecho se registr el martes pasado por la noche, en la calle emery... la vctima declar a la polica que no conoce a su atacante. --el hombre se recupera en un hospital. blanca ---el sistema de transporte "caltrain" de nuestro estado anuncio hoy que esta listo para tener una mejor infraestructura, iniciando asi una nueva era en transportacion a nivel estatal y ejemplo a nivel nacional. pkg :01 ;18 :45 0

detroit particularly captured the nation's attention. 50 years later, special correspondent soledad o'brienorts on what sparked it all in detroit, and the scars that remain today. >> reporter: on july 23, 1967, detroit was hit by a riot. >> everything broke loose. >> reporter: 43 dead, thousands injured, and a city in flames. >> all we could hear is fire engines and police sirens. >> i guess when i'm being politically correct, i'll say unrest. it's a riot, a straight-out riot. >> it was just pure rage. >> detroit had been what some people thought was a model city, a place where blacks and whites had found a way to get along. >> there was a lot of enmity and anger between the young black guys and the young white officers. i think we locked up about 7,000 people total. >> a lot of people hollering and screaming and saying, "why do you keep messing with us and not go to your neighborhoods?" >> there were more than 2,500 buildings that were destroyed, looted or burned to the ground, at least 1,200 injuries documented. >> a rebellion. >> insurrection. >> the white community was calling it a riot

solidarity and you bring up social security what we're watching this happen as we speak what is this about soledad remains concerned for the fate of others so i don't have children or grandchildren in elementary school so why should i put it to x.'s why do i have to care that the kid across the street goes to school well solidarity means you do care social security is based on the concept of soul a very you care the the widow across town has enough food to eat the institution that was built them so there is the labor movement so there is it slogan. we're all in it together we work together to try to achieve common goals that's the ideal at least and a functioning society of as and a healthy society will be built on the ai why is it important so it's important for people to defend themselves to protect themselves if you're alone standing against concentrated power you don't have a chance if you're working with others you do have a chance you can you have the power of the majority in fact to defend your rights to defend the rights of others but there's also a simple ethical principle do we care abou

. >> so here is the family home in soledad where the dad loaded the baby anything the car and dashed back into the house. when he went inside just for a moment, it was just long enough for the car thief to take off with baby emilliano. >> we see that it is a baby, and we are like, that is a baby. whose baby is it. he was like take care of the baby and get out of here. my husband said don't touch the baby. i don't care. i am not going to let him leave with the baby. >> second time this year. we sent out a text alert and put the story on our text alert. throughout the day, our twitter handle is @nbcbayarea. >>> a local school district said it needed to happen, changing the dress code. >>> new details on how close the air canada plane came to other planes. >>> a hot 97 for your high at livermore. i am tracking more enjoyable temperatures tomorrow. my forecast in less than ten minutes. details tonight, about last week )s near miss at san francisco international. . landing air cana >>> we are getting troubling new details about last week's near miss at san francisco. there were, at least,

rejected tonight is a comedy to soledad not de frank by the corporate media. would you go after the corporations that just more your lives profit over people at every turn. redact it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer joke from all the stress that the news puts you under redacted tonight is a show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satirical comedic lenses to make it more digestible that's what we do every week hard hitting radical comedy news like redacted tonight is where it's a. player. playing a wal-mart selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that stole the fleet the new socks for the tell you that will be gossip and probably less well for the most important news today. the positive outlook has been telling you are not cool enough to buy their product listen. to a

colin blevin and relieved of the child, the alleged kidnapper was said to be making his way back to soledad he was pulled over and taken into custody in the salinas area. he was identified as 43 year old raymond randy gutierrez. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( tiffany ) a man dies saving his two children and four other kids from the coyote creek in san jose. 35-year-old saul garcia drowned on sunday. several children were playing in the creek when they got swept up from the fast moving waters. garcia and another adult jumped in the water to help them, but garcia did not make it out. police say the area where the kids were playing is shallow near the shore and then makes a sudden drop. a go-fund-me page has been set up for the family. you can find a link on our website at kron four dot com. ( darya ) the trial date for the woman charged with orchestrating the murder of her children's father in redwood city is pushed back to january. this is video from april when tiffany li posted a record-breaking bail amount of 35-million dollars. her family came up with the money and she is free fro

came out around 6:15 -- when we learned from c- h-p that a baby was kidnapped in a stolen car in soledad. that child was then found--- unharmed---around 8 o )clock in san jose, nearly 90 miles away. ==boxes== nbc bay area )s pete suratos is live in san jose -- at the park where the baby was found. and pete, a bizarre sequence of events to rescue this child... and the suspect is still on the run at this hour... ==pete/live== i spoke with mamas ramirez. who helped resuce this 1- a woman who lived inside, walnut and theodore streets. when that suspect that goes by the name of turtle knocked on her door frantically telling her he needed help with a baby. she didn't think he was serious. when she came out, she saw he was telling the truth. >> we jumped in the rv, and we had to go to the car and we see that it's a baby. and we're like, that's a baby. whose baby is this? he said, take care of the baby and let me get out of here. i said, don't touch the baby. i don't care, i'm not letting him leave without this baby. >> reporter: the suspect is breaking into the white van that you see here to st

colin blevin and relieved of the child, the alleged kidnapper was said to be making his way back to soledad when he was pulled over and taken into custody in the salinas area. he was identified as 43 year old raymond randy gutierrez. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news kron 4 newsjose rob fladeboe gutierrez. in san raymond randy 43 year old raymond randy gutierrez. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( james ) before we head to break... and here's a live look outside... toll plaza in entertainment headlines... the comedy "girls trip" hits theatres this week, and one of its stars has some advice for anyone planning their own girls trip. rick damigella has that story and more in the hollywood minute. "what do you want?""i want to ask you some questions. what happened?""i covered my tracks. scrambled the records. we were being hunted!""it's a test designed to provoke an emotional response." actually, it's a preview for the upcoming sequel to "blade runner." warner brothers has released a new trailer for "blade runner 20-49." the clip features harrison ford as "rick deckard," ryan gosling and

others like soledad pulido only found out after asking c-h-p to let her through the roadblock to checknd furniture can all be replaced, but pictures can't, you know things that are made, your kid's christening outfits you know, baby clothes, stuff that you want to pass on you know." as the fire searched for new fuel in the north and southeast dozens of families are still unsure if their homes lie in the path of destruction.mary hettinger / store clerk:"i have friends that are evacuated from bear's valley and cathey's valley they are saying at their house for all they need." (grant) that was miranda vertigo reporting. authorities say triple-digit temperatures are still making for dangerous conditions. the detwiler fire has burned more than 76-thousand acres and is about 50 percent contained. (vicki) even after a fire is out... that doesn't mean fire crews can leave. firefighters are expected to remain on site for a few weeks to assess the damage.(grant) now, an app developer has designed something that may help streamline the damage assessment process. kristen hazard has created "wildno

. >> la soledad. estoy con Él pero me siento sola. karla: cÓmo vives todos los dÍas? rollo más "ganar algo que quieres" por rollo bounty es más absorbente, así que el rollo puede durar 50% más que la marca corriente líder. así obtienes más vida por rollo. bounty. the quicker picker upper karla: aquÍ estamos con la autora de este libro en el cual habla sobre la terapia en el espejo. alan: una experiencia difÍcil y diferente pero que ayudarÁ mucho. en facebook live mucha gente se iidentifica contigo y agradece porque esto ayudarÁ a muchas mujeres. >> yo quiero que mires la cÁmara en este momento y quiero que recibas todo el amor de esas mmujeres que te estÁn viendo. tienes millones de personas apoyÁndote asi que sonrÍe a la cÁmara y respira hondo. siÉntete Única! karla: a medida que hacemos la terapia invitamos a la gente que estÁ en la casa para que ellos llo pueden hacer en casa tambiÉn. >> te vas a concentrar en el espejo, quiero que cierres los ojos y viajes hacia tu yo futuro. piensa en una palabra poderosa y que a ti te hable mucho. estÁs en tu yo futuro. en los Ú

. >> realmente a nosotros nos ha durado mucho esta situaciÓn, la soledad de que no tenemos una madretomado malas decisiones, pero tambiÉn crear oportunidades. darle una vuelta a la calle, lavar los platos juntos. aunque sea unos minutos al dÍa y uno pueda decir que los hijos no puedan tomar el telÉfono y decir quiero hablar contigo unos minutos mamÁ. elizabeth: yo he intentado, tengo algunas herramientas pero esa parte es bastante complicada porque cuando se pierde esto. un problema mÁs grande que la droga es la independencia que tienen los jÓvenes en este paÍs. alan: libertinaje, no libertad. elizabeth: en algÚn momento necesitamoshacer eso con nuestros hijos. karla: yo creo que en tu caso no es tarde para retomar esta relaciÓn de padres e hijos. dentro de todo lo malo que yo sienten es que tienen ese acercamiento entre hermanos y no se han descarrilado. elizabeth: yo los amo profundamente. estoy ausente todo el tiempo de la casa pero lo hago por ellos. miguel: yo de verdad te tengo que pedir disculpas mamÁ porque ella a veces nos dice vamos a salir o a ver una pelÍcula y yo ya teng

tauro la soledad se va de la vida porque tienes un momento mar de amor. necesitas si la quieres larga, corta y estÁ muy bien asÍ, estÁ bien. vamos hacer un nudo para unir las 3 tiras, y despuÉs una prensa a ver quÉ tal le va a ustedes haciendo trenza, tÚ tienes acÁ y marÍa caro has la trenza. >>> a ver muy bien, perfecto. una vez que terminen la trenza van hacer un nudo para que no se vaya. hacemos el nudo y ahora simplemente le vamos a pegar la flores a nuestro gusto, escogen y lo mÁs importante que las pegan y asÍ lo hacemos. le ponemos silicona con mucho cuidado de no quemarnos y hacemos nuestro diseÑo. me encanta cuando las flores son de diferentes tamaÑos porque en la naturaleza asÍ son. y terminamos nuestra corona es una maravilla la podemos usar de cintillo asÍ, asi, amarrar la cola, como collar, cartera, tienes miles de uso y muy lindo no. >>> sÍ quÉ linda estas ayudantes mÍas buen trabajo, ustedes en casa les tengo Última idea. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> tambiÉn puedes hacer diferentes pinzas simplemente po poniÉndolo esto. y gracias por estas creaciones y

cuando vas sintiendo la soledad, te vas sintiendo cÓmo abogado.vamos mas vamos! ¡dale, camila! sí, le estoy hablando español a mi hija y en público. ¿o desde cuando hablar en tu propio idioma está mal? mis papás dicen que le prohiba los videojuegos... pero ¿perderme de esto? ni loca. así lo hago yo. magic root cover up, de l'oréal. en 3 segundos raíces impecables. 3, 2, 1. ¡cero raíces! magic root cover up, de l'oréal paris. ¿otra? ¡ugh! crea tu propio tour of el mitaly desde $12.99.es el que tú creas en olive garden. elige 3 de tus 9 platos preferidos y disfrútalos en un solo plato. apresúrate, crea tu propio tour of italy termina pronto. en olive garden. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. karla: estamos en la grata compaÑÍa de paula y la doctora. ya escuchamos a paula que desahogÓ un secreto que tenÍa por aÑos. en su libro habla de los maltratos, de los abusos. un dÍa decidiÓ contar. estÁ comprobado que liberar un secreto de aligera el alma. incluso, puede ayudar fÍsicamente en la salud. paula: muy buenos dÍas. muchos comparan esto como un mo