. >> host: we are talking about "the beloved world of sonia sotomayor," the young adults book, autobiography of "my beloved world" come her best-selling autobiography of a couple years ago. this is a question from so we and she goes to school at bethel high school in hampton, virginia. virginia. how did books open the world too you? >> guest: well, i had i have wn extensively about that really in a book that you may consider too for you it's called turning pages, my life story. you'll see me walking up the supreme court steps, and in my left hand is a little key. i don't eat when you look at the key, remember it is a key to my success. thehe book explains that that he was books opening the world to me. you see, we live in our neighborhoods. we know our family. we know our friends. we know our teachers and our classmates and maybe some other families. but the world is a very, very big place. and in many ways we are a very small person. one person among billions and billions of people, and the only way imo could access that very g world and even the bigger universe was through books. books let

soledad: supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. so nice to chat with you. thank you. >> when we come back. stepping back on stage >> why did you decided to get back in the role on the stage in puerto rico? >> initially it was purely selfish. i love puerto rico. >> lin manuel miranda hopes hamilton will help rebuild the hurricane ravaged island. and nasa goes into deep space to find this? >> kind of looks like a lumpy snowman. >> what this important discover can tell us about the origins of our solar system. soledad: lin-manuel miranda's highly-anticipated return to the stage as "alexander hamilton" in puerto rico has hit a snag. the musical, set to open this week, will no longer be held at the university of puerto rico. it's changing venues over security concerns. some students and staff are expected to protest the show because of budget cuts to the school. the change is also forcing organizers to reschedule some performances. but as they say in showbiz, the show must go on. miranda is hoping the production will bring in millions of dollars to help puerto r

sonia. >> thank you so much for inviting me, and that she got the right sonia. if you're from d.c., there is another sonia gutierrez is very well known with a long history of work in education. she actually has a street named after her. so when the street was named after her, everybody was calling me. you got a street named after you. i was like, no, it's the other sonia. so that's my call to fame is the other sonia. so, yes, i have been working in civil rights. right after college i came to the district and i found my dream job which was working for the office of human rights. at that time i was doing employment discrimination. i was the first bilingual investigator in the agency, and lo and behold, all of a sudden you have a lot of cases that were misfiled, misplaced, forgotten, and the community, knowing there was someone who could speak spanish, now we had 300% increase in filings of discrimination cases. before the community was kind of not there. you know there are latinos in the district. of course, it's a multicultural city, but we don't have any problem

. >> sonia, so sonia gutierrez is a new friend, not even 25 days. >> yes. >> and sonia is in washington, d.c. she's in the d.c. government in department of housing, but she has actually about a 25 year career. you must have started when you were in grade school. >> i was. gifted child. [laughing] >> gifted and talented. and so she has been quite active in nongovernmental organizations in the community and in the d.c. government, which is probably no mean feat, working towards civil rights and social justice in a wide variety of areas, housing, education, boating, et cetera. and we're so happy to have you. one of the reasons that of the people we could've selected from this area i chose sonia is because she has this broad range, not across the topic areas, but actions is not just focus on one particular community. and that's really, really important for us now. sonia. >> thank you so much for inviting me, and that she got the right sonia. i'm not sure if you're from d.c., there's another sonia gutierrez who's actually very well known who has long history of work in education, and actuall

the no wage and sonia hani was the undisputed figure skating world champion in the nineteen twenties and thirties winning ten world titles in ten years and then went on to be a star in hollywood now a film about her extraordinary life called song the other white swan as just had its premiere at the sundance film festival america. she was a child when her career began norway's sagna henning was an olympic gold medalist at sixteen and one of hollywood's highest paid stars by the age of twenty six she sailed across the ice like a white swan a perfect. innocence. but what was this ice princess really like a norwegian film tries to uncover the truth behind the legend. just a sort of created this whole sort of ice capades ice skating extravaganza the coal industry of it was always in the coal for old business and was able to become a now a huge sort of a hollywood star but also incredibly powerful businesswoman. before heading to hollywood sonja hennie won a gold medal at the nine hundred fifty six winter olympic games in germany where she met adult hitler it's rumored that the two had an

the norwegian sonia hani was the undisputed figure skating world champion in the nineteen twenty s. and thirty's winning ten world titles in ten years and then went on to be a star in hollywood now a film about her extraordinary life called sonia the white swan as just had its premiere at the sundance film festival in america. she was a child when her career began no ways sagna was an olympic gold medalist at sixteen and one of hollywood's highest paid stars by the age of twenty six she sailed across the ice michael white's perfect. innocence.

sonia shot specialist on latin american relations with a special focus on venezuela and then from merida also venezuela by skype is paul dobson a journalist from venezuela and alice this dot com thank you all for joining us on this important discussion pulled off and if i could start with you let's let's begin with the election itself those who believe that nicolas maduro was free and fairly elected are in the minority to say the least. is that what you think is that what you say. well i think it's important to remember that the international press doesn't necessarily represent the views of the governments of the world the peoples of the world and be elections here in venice weyler were received by independent electoral experts observe this election at present as he nominates he declared that elections are free fair and transparent be this included members from the african union from the ceiling which is the council are literally experts or latin america. from a whole range of other countries and continents from across the globe and now these electoral says were witness to the inappropri

tell us about the film, love sonia, and your role in it.gest largest illegal business in the world, and leads to the business of drugs, illegal arms, and the global turnover for sex trafficking alone is $99 billion so, a lot of work needs to be done on this regard, and i was looking at statistics for even the uk. 30,000 children went missing from uk homes from a few years ago. and most of these end up in forced sexual exploitative relationships. this is a kind of modern—day slavery. exploitative relationships. this is a kind of modern-day slavery. the role that you play, what about that? iplayer girl who is abducted other young age from a railway station and forced into the trade, and cannot escape and contacts —— see contracts ade azeez. it follows the journey of a teenager called sonia who is out to save her sister from the clutches of some of the pimps, and the whole nexusis of some of the pimps, and the whole nexus is so well organised that there is no escaping it. we have got a clip. let's have a look. is it possible that the film coul

sonia smith, a tsa employee, drove all the way from queens. she said she never had to depend on anyone else for food. but as the sole provider for her family, she has no other choice. >> i feel like i'm in another world. i can't believe this is happening. every day i wake up, i go, wow, here we go again. i watch the news just to hear something positive but it's not working. >> she said she's burning through her savings and if the shutdown lasts another week, she'll be spending time traveling from food pantry to food pantry. >> for more information to assist workers go to c cnn.com/impact. >>> the president's state of the union address is a little vague. house speaker pelosi is calling for the address to be delayed or delivered in writing. white house press secretary sarah sanders says that's not stopping the president for now. >> nancy pelosi invited the president. he accepted. she cited security concerns as a potential reason to delay that. the united states dhs and secret service has addressed those concerns. >> and pelosi appears to be play

sonia shot specialist on latin american relations with a special focus on venezuela and then from merida also venezuela by skype is paul dobson a journalist from venezuela and malice this dot com thank you all for joining us this important discussion pulled off and if i could start with you let's let's begin with the election itself those who believe that nicolas maduro was free and fairly elected are in the minority to say the least. is that what you think is that what you say. well i think it's important to remember that the international press doesn't necessarily represent the views of the governments of the world the peoples of the world and be elections here in venice weta were overseen by independent electoral experts observe this election at present as he nominates he declared that election for free fair and transparent the this included members from the african union from the ceiling which is a councilor electoral experts or latin america and from a whole range of other countries and continents from across the globe and now these electoral upset as it were witness to the editor p

love sonia, which sounds a pretty harrowing watch. world of sex slavery and human trafficking. here's a clip. so you can see from that, what the film is trying to do is to tell a very, very difficult story, but tell it in a way which has got some kind of mainstream appeal, so there is some softening edges, there is the beginnings of a love also, there are some celebrity cameos — demi moore turns up at the end of the film, and the film is clearly sometimes. the balance. we is; mi 53:2 use iii-elir-e—ie-ei riiiia , . .. bet i thinks 15's. get? afiefflfe‘ '| as i said, is really horrifying. 0k, a couple of minutes left to tell us your best out. you still haven't seen it. i still haven't seen it and i'm not sure i'm gonna go and see it, frankly. where you've given it a shout out! i know. well, i'm not doing it again next week. next week is another movie. but itjust — you know, ben, it is — it's really good. have you got shares in this movie? i wish i had! no, it's — i mean, it'sjust i think the performances are great. i think steve coogan i

sonia shot specialist on latin american relations with a special focus on venezuela and then from merida also venezuela by skype is paul dobson a journalist from venezuela and the alice's dot com thank you all for joining us this important discussion pulled off and if i can start with you let's let's begin with the election itself those who believe that nicolas maduro was free and fairly elected are in the minority to say the least. is that what you think is that what you say. well i think it's important to remember that the international press doesn't necessarily represent the views of the governments of the world the peoples of the world and be elections here in venice weyler were overseen by independent electoral experts observe this election at present as he nominates he declared that elections are free fair and transparent be this included members from the african union from the ceiling which is the council are literally experts or latin america and from a whole range of other countries and continents from across the globe and now these electoral says were witness to the inappropria

the no wage and sonia hani was the undisputed figure skating world champion in the nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's winning ten world titles in ten years and then went on to be a star in hollywood now a film about her extraordinary life called son the other white swan has just had its premiere at the sundance film festival in america. she was a child when her career began noways sagna henning was an olympic gold medalist at sixteen and one of hollywood's highest paid stars by the age of twenty six she sailed across the ice michael white's perfect. innes.

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for sonia going to go live for us in london. now the head of yemeni intelligence has died of his wounds two days after a drone strike on a military parade five others died and forty five were injured in thursday's attack in large problems the almost four year long civil war in yemen is between the fighters and yemeni government forces backed by a saudi and iraq he led coalition. out sounds like something out of a science fiction movie entire villages being swallowed by the earth as land becomes liquid of liquefaction as it's called is exactly what happened to indonesian communities last september a major earthquake shook the soil so hard it collapsed and villages were not warned of the danger stan vassal reports from. under this pile of must i do remains of saw me as house it was buried on september twenty eighth after a happy earthquake suddenly turned soil into liquid houses cars and people were sucked inside hundreds of people disappeared and the bodies of her three young nephews and nieces have yet to be found. though if i t

love sonia, which sounds a pretty harrowing watch. this is a very, very difficult film.z noorani, who was producer on slumdog millionaire and lion. so it's inspired by a real—life story in which young women were found in a containerihat the other daughter is completely distraughtra ndrshe fellews—hel sister to mumbai, where she finds herself inducted into this absolutely horrifying world of sex slavery and human trafficking. here's a clip. so you can see from that, what the film is trying to do is to tell a very, very difficult story, but tell it in a way which has got some kind of mainstream appeal, so there is some softening edges, there is the beginnings of a love story with somebody that she knows when she's back at home. there is a kind of fairly melodramatic arc of the story itself, which becomes like a, you know, like a mystery. but at the centre of it is the horrible truth of the subject matter — which i thought was portrayed in a way that was genuinely alarming. also, there are some celebrity cameos — demi moore turns up at the end of the film, and the film is c

found otherwise we'll speak to a researcher in a bit but first this report from our correspondent sonia will travel to the recently renamed town of the british to find out more. it's a must do it with the pretty much the last speakers here have a duty secret. has never had a toilet. she has to walk more than a kilometer every day to relieve. the ritual with indignities andrus. next night we have to carry a torch and the steak i come here with other women and young children we stand watch first because the children get scared there are wild animals in the fields sometimes there are men around it is scary it's safer to come in a group. these experienced is a chop odds with the government's much touted campaign to eliminate often difficult . signs warn of the health risks associated with the practice and urged people to use toilets. so. the clean india effort has even roped in bollywood stars to spread the message the government offers twelve thousand that's about one hundred fifty euros want to get your house so it's only in villages. as part of the clean india campaign the government cla

at the most serious mama sonia. you know that but i wish that of this number of cuban immigrants because i'm sure he was not so much of a chip you know meet him in the mud. yep stern us he's been sued. the new craze because. of ship procurement or has it that if you were young. and you were you in. the pool that's not going to see and yeah. but the more you learn that will not give you what you want to see is love with your words but the. conditions that when you lose them. for going to which. you might believe you just listen you just putting them in focus is the newsgroups get. to the no one is pretty and for me to the. next door is another opposition party the liberal party nuts that is even more divided over the ukraine issue. everyone here is against putin but some i'm not against what he's done in the ukraine. but you want some good after still don't know if you put out. here with just you but you just know. it was the jam the bill through it with p.c. . is when you think that all the and you were yelling out

the no wage and sonia hani was the undisputed figure skating world champion in the nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's winning ten world titles in ten years and then went on to be a star in hollywood now a film about her extraordinary life called sonja the white swan as just had its premiere at the sundance film festival in america. she was a child when her career began noways sagna was an olympic gold medalist at sixteen and one of hollywood's high.

sonia smith, a furloughed tsa employee, drove all the way from queens.he's never had to depend on anyone else for food, but as sole provider for her family, she has no choice. >> i feel like i'm in another world. like i can't believe this is happening. every day i wake up, aim lii'm wow, here we go again. i watch the news just to hear something positive, but it is not working. >> sonia says she is burning through her savings and if the shutdown la lasts another week, she will spend all her time travel from food pantry to food pantry. for more information on how you can assist, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> the state of the president's state of the union address is still a little vague this morning. nancy pelosi calling for the address to be delayed ordinary dlifsh delivered in writing. sarah sanders says that is not stopping the president for now. >> nancy pelosi invited the president. he accepted. she cited security concerns as a potential reason to delay that. the united states secret service indeed have addressed those concerns and we're moving forward un

sonia. was she's old but she's one of the most beautiful women i know and she's an outstanding to two objects by you why. i hope i can still learn a lot from her her name's one law and she's my great aunt. you live in. eagle and charlie really want to meet wang odd they've already heard so much about her. yet. wang aunt is the last of her kind the last tattoo artist of the killing a tribe and graces how people. everyone in london has to to it's women for beauty while the men have to earn their lives. in the past only the brave warriors got a tatoo. or anyone wishing to meet wang auld has to travel to the far north of the philippines to the province of culling or. just getting there takes two days it's not a trip for the faint hearted. to this day killing a province is more remote and less explored than any other region in the philippines. even and charlie are best friends only together they have the courage to come here. the roads will end soon then they'll have to continue on foot for a lon

the start of another busy day for doctor sonia ashraf.face to face... so, this was the higher dose... ..she will talk to dozens of patients. how long have you been feeling like this? it's a big operation, home to more than 20 gps, as well as nurses, physios and pharmacists, contacted by around 1000 patients every day. every single patient is unique. we have absolutely no idea what will walk through the door. ..and what's this about going homeless? what's happening there? this surgery will see more patients in a day than the local a&e. you mentioned it on your rings. but compared to hospitals, gps work on a much more limited budget. the amount of investment put into general practice is stilljust not enough. we then have to start thinking of ideas for smarter working. can i take a date of birth, please? and this is what smarter working looks like. making sure enough call handlers are working when the lines are busiest. any time between 8:30am and 6:30pm, the phones are live and there's not many periods throughout the day that it goes quiet

thought on the upper to be a little bit plus tool in the british royal commission the who issue few to sonia you know is the wealth i'm pretty handy kid. but it's the new list of the limited yes should tell you if i knew the posting when you would know you got a piece is that in the. new political with the shit who is your highest level contact with the us government in this group yup us the young. dogs us within them by them because the president. just this them to fall in the video water deal of doom story that's but then by then i would love moore. a new deal a little who is in the us ambassador ross also didn't list up though will continue on the putting him well but if they need to leave my dog but was about as swords did with the which he was not live with that celebs ruined it he says that well that's the queer part should lead us to do new english the other socialist would stop. at the gym but it's. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president. or somehow want. to go right to the press this is like the full three of

sonia thanks for speaking to us so the white house national security advisor john bolton has recently said this just in the past hour or so that the trump administration is focused on disconnecting madura from a revenue sources what do you read into that. thank you they are actually what we are seeing right now in minnesota. they are both sides their political discussion is finished now both sides stared trying to have to legal side all on its side so it depends who has the bad better arguments legal arguments to have the right on his side by now one important element of that is that recognition of the international community right now seems that the majority all of to call on to this up world are recognizing or blocking hong way though the president of the national. president over in this way or that question here the main question here is about. who has the lead. all it's his side and right now according to the international community a good number of contraries of the international community they are backing. why. are the interests like russia like china like turkey who they are no

that and the end up to be a little bit plus tool in the british royal commission the who issue few to sonia you know is the wealth i'm pretty handy. but it's these things in your list of the limited yes should tell you if i need the posting when you what do you want to peace is that in the. political with the shit who is your highest level contact with the us government in this group yup a. close within them by them because the president. just this them to fill in the video water and the deal of doom story that's why didn't buy them and what he loved. a new deal a little who is in the us ambassador. will continue on the putting him well but if they need to leave my dogma but was to belfast so as to be with the which he was not without some leaders really easy it sells them well as the queer part should lead us to do new english thought the socialist would stop. at the gym but it's as. you know world big part of the lot and can spew. it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the do

one way or another there's still plenty to play out in venezuela we appreciate your time phil gunson sonia short and paul dobson thank you very much indeed for joining us on this important story and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story you kind of course also join the conversation on twitter handle is a.j. inside story from eight o'clock and the whole team here it's goodbye from. if you're good. at. everyone all together right that's all right going places together. headlines war in the streets of melbourne australia are by. its citizens under threat by african gangs. but how real the displays. when one east investigates one out is there. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passenger drive and present the stories in a way that is important to our viewers. everyone has a story worth hearing. in cover of those that are often

the open in the countryside now five years later is the program working well our india correspondent sonia folly car visits a few villages in the northern state of to pradesh to find out. it's a must do it with the british. have a duty secret. has never had a toy that. she has to walk more than a kilometer every day to relieve. the ritual with indignities and this. next night we have to carry a torch and the stick i come here with other women and young children we stand watch first because the children get scared there are wild animals in the fields sometimes there are men around it is scary it's safer to come in a group. these experience is a chop odds with the government's much touted campaign to eliminate often difficult . signs warn of the health risks associated with the practice and urged people to use toilets. so i thailand he pushed the clean india effort has even roped in bollywood stars to spread the message board the government offers twelve thousand that's about one hundred fifty euros worth of your house so it's only in villages or jell-o. . as part of the clean india campaign

the start of another busy day for dr sonia ashraf.he will talk to dozens of patients. how long have you been feeling like this? it's a big operation, home to more than 20 gps, as well as nurses, physios and pharmacists, contacted by around 1000 patients every day. ..and what's this about going homeless? what's happening there? this surgery will see more patients in a day than the local a&e. you mentioned it on your rings. but compared to hospitals, gps work on a much more limited budget. the amount of investment put into general practice is stilljust not enough. we then have to start thinking of ideas for smarter working. i can't guarantee... can i take a date of birth, please? and this is what smarter working looks like. making sure enough call handlers are working when the lines are busiest. any time between 8:30am and 6:30pm, the phones are live and there's not many periods throughout the day that it goes quiet enough for them to be able to do anything else. data around call numbers, test results, prescriptions — all the complex ta

bankruptcy problems run any interrupt a king over some properties and that was the rise of donald trump and sonia liberalism is now seemingly under attack both in the u.s. and in the u.k. with movements like brags that are in france with the movement like the liaison the yellow vests this is the and the forty year you know reagan factor experiment called neo liberalism it seems as though that were coming to an end say cortez is expressing let's call pre reagan economics as you know it that for the better or worse it is do you see it as a shift in. the cycle that we are in fact saying goodbye to an era is this a dawn of a new era in what are your thoughts about that well first of all i'm not sure whether we'd say it is a cycle we know that keynesian economics was was holding before and we know that over this the last forty years most of what milton friedman and the virginia school of economics which nancy may claim professionally talks about in democracy in chains is this notion of free markets kind of restructuring democracy in the canon was really in the no notion of let's go restructure what le

sonia found the car is in northern india on the hunt for toilets. it's a must in season and with the british the lush fields here have a dirty secret. davey has never had a toilet. she has to walk more than a kilometer every day to relieve us of a ritual fraught with indignities andrus that next nights we have to carry a torch and the stick i come here with other women and young children we stand watch first because the children get scared there are wild animals in the fields sometimes there are men around it is scary it's safer to come in a group. experience is a chop odds with the government's much touted campaign to eliminate often difficult . signs warn of the health risks associated with the practice and urged people to use toilets. shocked islanding he pushed the clean india effort has even roped in bollywood stars to spread the message the government offers twelve thousand that's about one hundred fifty euros for two core households mainly in villages. the doggy door as part of the clean india campaign the government claims it's a building hu

a powerful message there from the movie and the cast there, speaking to us from love sonia.apore. stay with us. amid iphone sales dropping and facetime bugs, we break down the latest apple results. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. a quiet morning on the race course quickly turned into a nightmare for this horse trainer, jamie 0sborne, after his whippet bobby decided to chase after a string of racehorses. the trainer later tweeted that bobby had safely recovered from her morning exercise. thanks forjoining us, goodbye. hello there. this current wintry spell is likely to cause a few problems if you are heading out. 0n the roads, look out for snow and ice. this morning is no exceptiong to that after yesterday's wintry weather. widespread ice to greet us on the roads and further wintry showers about too. we'll have plenty of wintry showers first thing this morning, across northern and western areas, and a hangback of the overnight sleet and snow very slow to clear from the far south—east of england. but for many this morning, it's going to be a reall

for sonia faleiro and effect so much for that and we're done with the news are more news with maryam in london in just a few moments. president discusses his hopes for the country and the region. and challenges including poverty migration corruption and the case of julian assange. lenin merino talks to al-jazeera. in the next episode of science in the golden age of be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of mathematics. the term algebra can be traced back to the arabic word. we're going to the limits of modern technology forty percent faster than the speed of sound they gave us the final building block find they discovered it medieval times is a story. with. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. trumps national security advisor says the u.s. will assure the defense of israel and its kurdish allies before it pulls out of syria. hello i maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up on the program slow progress in the d.l.c. where voters have been told they'll hav

and when sonia sotomayor was having her confirmation hearings, the consultants toll her to wear a nudecrutiny. so she wore bright red nails. ( cheers and applause ) and i figured, why not? you know, that was another great tradition. ( applause ) >> stephen: i think it was after your first week in office there, you instagramed this. can you tell us what's going on here? >> so it was a really busy day, and i got home super late and i just wanted to eat ice cream and maybe skip dinner. ( laughter ) >> stephen: and you were asked online what flavor ice cream you were eating there. >> it was americoan dream. it was. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: there you go. you found it out, too. >> stephen: cheers. plink! ( cheers and applause ) i want to warn the aceaffiliates who might be going long, you get elected, you go in there, your first day in congress, the government is shut down. what the -- what the heck is that like? >> i mean, basically -- ( laughter ) -- it's, like -- well, what i will say is there are a lot of things we can't do as freshman members. around 100 new members of both p

i sent a copy of the statement that i'm about to read to sonia harris this morning, so it should be included in the record and also, as i was leaving my house this morning to cycle down here -- my name is lee heidhus. on january 12 and january 13, my wife and i filed separate electrical complaints. without a call from d.b.i., both complaints were closed the day they were opened. we filed the complaints because our next-door neighbor illegally and absent a permit installed what only can be called cheap, dime store lighting throughout the rear of her property. the outdoor lighting is not grounded. the back yard shed to which the outdoor lighting is affixed floods severely during rain storms such as the one we are currently experiencing. the absolute hazard of this lighting prompted me to come to the commission and speak out today. these cheap lights are hanging from garden shrubbery, trees and bushes. the lights are attached to the property owner's home, are hanging by a metal hook attached to the property to the north our neighbor does not own, ran along bushes and strong along a shed in the

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. >> hay gente que tiene preguntas en el pÚblico >>> bienvenida a sonia. >> ¿quÉ preguntas tienes?.otras que no. como tu microbioma, la capa protectora de la piel. la formula humectante de dove... ...limpia sin eliminar el microbioma de la piel. hecho con limpiadores 100% suaves... ...y libre de sulfato. dove body wash. suave con el microbioma. piel más suave y tersa. (aplausos). >> eso pÚblico, estamos listos para jugar la mÍmica de animales. >> aquÍ tenemos marcelo cerrado con laura perico >>> ahora acÁ tenemos contrincantes margarita y rosa. >> aquÍ estÁn >>> ¿cÓmo funciona? >>> los dos hombres el tienen que hacer la mÍmica y las dos mujeres cada una por 1 tienen que adivinar de quÉ animal estamos hablando. >> no puedes voltear hacia atrÁs y dependiendo del animal puedes hacer la mÍmica pero no puedes hacer sonidos. no puedes utilizar palabras. >> no tenga miedo. >> que no tenga miedo >>> adamari estÁ lejos. >> >>> tienen un minuto y si quieren pasar uno >>> sacamos animales y se acaban los puntos empezamos un minuto y arranca el tiempo venga. quÉ es. >> no puede hablar sonidos

sonia? >> good afternoon, commissioners i am echoing many of the sentiments you have already heard. i really welcome commissioner's kaman his -- comments and willingness to try to revisit some things and renegotiate some things and the willingness to look at more specific solutions. unfortunately, i think it is very late in the process. as we heard, it has been going on for years. this should have happened earlier. at this point, all these piecemeal possible solutions creates an overwhelmingly bleak picture for the rivers -- it is all part of a system. it is the entire san joaquin, the delta, the san francisco-based system. all of these paces are spaces pieces are supposed to sit together. i think we have to urge you tomorrow to support the basic fundamental base framework that the water board is proposing, and then work with in that to make it work. you have worked with questionable demand numbers for the future. demand forecast. you have worked with questionable science so far. the real science says that the rivers, the delta, the bay, needs more freshwater and i think we need to

. >> host: we are talking about "the beloved world of sonia sotomayor," the young adults book, autobiography of "my beloved world" come her best-selling autobiography of a couple years ago. this is a question from so we and she goes to school at bethel high school in hampton, virginia. virginia. how did books open the world too you? >> guest:

justices stephen breyer, ruth bader ginsburg, , sonia sotomay, and elena kagan dissented.mp first announced the ban on -- in 2017, but two lower court junctions blocked it. most will be permitted to go into effect as the ongoing lawsuits make their way up to the supreme court. while the court lifted the two injunctions, he did not rule on the legality of the ban itself. the pentagon praised the court ruling, stating -- "dod's proposed policy isis nota ban on service by transgender persons, it is based on professional military judgment and will ensure that the u.s. armed forces remain the most lethal and combat-effective fighting force in the world." by chase we are joined strangio, staff attorney at the aclu, which is challenging the trump administration's ban on service members who are transgender. chase strangio, welcome to democracy now! talk about this decision. >> first, i want to acknowledge how heartbreaking it is to once again have the supreme court essentially greenlight apparently cruel and discriminatory policy coming out of the trump administration. this is dis