matter"something one of the girls behind the image has done too since her post has spread.domingo sotoney: "she's been mortified and this is not a little racist girl and she never intended for it to be racist." (justine) the school hasn't released any other information about what actions they will take -- if any. (justine) a common breakfast treat...granola ... you can eat it as a cereal or as a snack bar.(jr stone) but is the crunchy treat healthy? mary moloney has the answer in today's health minute. --reporter pkg-as follows-- granola contains healthy ingredients like oats -- nuts -- and fruitgiving you important nutrients such as protein -- iron -- and fiber. but granola is calorie dense. some contain a little more than 300 calories per cup.but when you add things like sugars -- oils -- even chocolate --granola can pack 600 calories in a cup.if you are watching sugars -- carbs -- or calories -- limit granola.especially since it can be difficult to determine how much fat and sugar is naturally present in the ingredients.dietitians say a quarter of a cup is a good guideline.try it as

gabriel soto: no hay nada para velar . repito y reitero, ya hablÉ lo que tenÍa que hablar.e los recÓnditos. orlando: ahÍ estÁn. si la gente quiere escuchar tu mÚsica, dÓnde te puede encontrar? >> me pueden encontrar en las redes sociales. estoy en instagram, twitter, facebook. orlando: tenemos al hijo de juan gabriel. canta y luce muy parecido a juan gabriel. ahora, mira las chiquitas que estÁn con nosotros. cÓmo te llamas? cuÁntos aÑos tienes? >> mi nombre es xiomara. tengo siete aÑos. orlando: un aplauso! [aplausos] tienes el vestido muy hermoso. >> me llamo*. tengo seis aÑos. orlando:un saludo para todas ellas. >> es creativo. orlando: muchas gracias por haber venido. maÑana, estrenamos nueva canciÓn de shakira. vamos con un poco de shakira. ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: yo tengo muchas ganas de ver el vÍdeo de shakira de nicky jam. ya nos habÍan dado una probadita. maÑana vamos a tener la primicia en"cÓdigo segura". presentadora: serÁ un Éxito. francisca: imagina. >> saludos. [risas] en mi casa no hay luz, no hay comida. [hablan al unÍsono] francisca: todavÍa estÁn en tu casa. lourd

matter"something one of the girls behind the image has done too since her post has spread.domingo sotohe's been mortified and this is not a little racist girl and she never intended for it to be racist." (robin) (robin) the school hasn't released any other information about what actions they will take -- if any. coming upthis grey nissan has been sitting across the street with it''s park anyhere lights activated or so long, i was able to walk across a busy intersection to confront him how long you going to sit here and block traffic did i mention was an uber? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (james) the popularity of ride share companies like uber and lyft has led to cars with their hazzard lights on blocking lanes.(robin) kron four's stanley roberts looks into it ...in this edition of "people behaving badly." pay attention to this grey nissan on king street at forth in san francisco, the driver pulled up and turned on his park anywhere lights and there he sitsnats: ambiance for a moment the rolls backwards and again just sits . flashers still activated in an a

alejandra soto, nos reporta.uar en daÑo, se teme que la destrucciÓn ponga a la isla en retroceso varias dÉcadas. en nueva york, a su regreso de la --se habla de apoyo a puerto rico. la cantante jennifer lÓpez se une a los esfuerzos de alivio aportando 1 millÓn de dólares y 2 aviones con vÍveres. >> estamos trabajando en una ayuda especial, con mÁs de 30 de artistas para apoyar al caribe. alejandra: comenzÓ a llevar la ayuda, la agencia de emergencia se encarga de repartir telÉfonos satélites en los lugares mÁs remotos. beatriz: jared kushner sigue utilizando en su trabajo una cuenta de correo electrÓnico. Él es uno de los hombres de mÁs confianza del presidente. esto se considera un riesgo a la seguridad de las comunicaciones. ante las catÁstrofes naturales que están afectando a amigos o familiares que viven en las zonas mÁs impactadas, cÓmo ayudarlos a la distancia? marÍa fernanda cuenca, nos explica. >> es muy doloroso lo que estÁ pasando y esperemos que haya algo rÁpido para poder ayudarlos. >> hay que ver cÓm

andrea: a la casa de wilfredo soto, tambiÉn se le filtrÓ el agua.afuera y ahora me toca sacar toda esta basura, cortar los Árboles y sacarlos ppara tenerlo listo y arreglado. andrea: para estas familias hispanas que viven de cheque en cheque, la devastaciÓn ademÁs les estÁ afectando econÓmicamente al estar sin trabajar por varios dÍas. ahora sÓlo dan gracias de tener salud para hacerle frente a los difÍciles días que estÁn por venir. jorge: gracias. precisamente, aquÍ tenemos uno de estos ejemplos de las marejadas y las inundaciones. esto demuestra hasta dÓnde llegaron los botes con marejadas de 5 o 10 pies. esta maÑana la ciudad de naipes amaneciÓ sin luz ni agua potable. naples es el segundo punto donde entrÓ el huracÁn irma. primero en los cayos y luego en la ciudad de naples. reportera: irma creÓ grandes estragos ante su ppaso. fuertes vientos ddejaron a familias como los fernÁndez, con estragos que aÚn tratan de reparar. >> esta bastante dura la cosa. hubo un momento duro de que casi habÍa que salir huyendo. reportera: estos daÑos se repiten en

and we've seen it the past week. >> congressman darren soto who has been leading on this issue, thankoming on the show today. >> thank you for having me. >> it is a very significant thing to say this is a katrina. respond to that view from a democratic congressman leveling that charge against the president on a night when the other big story, our other breaking news that we've been covering on a flight when he's ousting the health care chief. having a bruising week all around. >> the entire week has been like katrina in the sense that all of the episodes that you just mentioned. i don't know that i would be that quick to label what's going on in puerto rico has president trump's katrina. but you can understand the anguish of the officials down there who feel stance they've gotten hasn't come fast enough. it is going to come is that this will be a big challenge to follow through and make sure this island filled with american citizens, minimizes loss of life, disease, and treats this with the urgency that it deserves. the very awkward phrasing the president used with big water, ocean wa

okay. it's devastating the pictures that are coming out of there i just hope it's not that bad noelis sotoas only been able to get in touch with a few family members by way of social media. she still hasn't heard from most of her relatives. but what she has heard is frightening.it was a real scary experience going to the hurricane doors breaking windows burstein water coming into the house when you're on the lake second floor or something like that that's pretty unexpectedjennifer gonzalez is waiting to hear how her 80 year old aunt living in a remote part of the island is doing in the wake of hurricane maria. she's worried about her.and she's also worried about what the long term impact of this disaster.they're already doing so badly financially so many financial problems in puerto rico how are they going to rebound from this that something also something i'm really worried about i love that island my family is there and i just don't know what the future holds for them it's frighteningi talked to a member of the puerto rican civic club of san jose via facetime.what breaks my heart as you

---estefana soto nos tiene la noticia y las reacciones.0:30 0:52 1:03 familias de ambos lados de nogales antes se podian abrazar.. tocarse los rostros e intercambiarse artículos personales. pero desde hace dos meses todo esto ha cambiado debido a que la patrulla fronteriza decido colocar un reja de metal soldada al muro. haciéndolo imposible para que las personas tengan contacto físico. concepción torres dice que le da tristeza ver como las familias ya no se pueden tocar tan siquiera las manos . sot concepción torres/ residente de nogales , sonora 06/39/33/17sot " personas que tienen aÑales como 10 a 12 anos que no se miran y que pasa que solo se puedan tentar asi. " 06/39/36/08 vo mientras que mario silva ha vivido en la frontera por muchas anos y dice sentirse con coraje ya que según el las personas no están haciendo nada malo . silva dice que se pone en los zapatos de las familiares y que es complicada. sot mario silva / residente de nogales arizona 06/47/59/10 " fatal ..me sentiría fatal . solo la miraría de lejos . pero me sentiría fa

first, you're going to hear from anna soto. she's the mother of 5, she's got a full time job.he was brave enough to invite us and our cameras into her home. she told us she wanted to speak for a group of people who might be too ashamed to speak up, because she too wanted to make an impact. >> hunger is real. at the end of the day hunger can bring you to a place where you just really feel down. >> ex city of wealth. >> it's one of the wealthiest districts in the country. >> families going hungry. >> you've got a population of children. nearly all of them have some question about whether they're going to eat when they leave school. >> absolutely. >> reporter: we report on problems all the time, but we heard from you, that you want to see us do more. so we decided we would do more. >> we are a team of journalists. >> reporter: dedicated to getting out of our neighborhood. >> and into yours,. >> to solve a problem. >> to make an impact. ♪ [ music ] >> good to see you. >> this is the the only family picture with the six of us. this is my oldest. ronnie, javen. that's you. >> i try

i want to bring in darren soto of florida. his dad hailed from puerto rico and representative of florida's largest district there. in the ninth district of florida. it is good to have you with me. your reaction to the president tweeting toward the mayor of san juan and questioning the leadership and also the ability of workers to help themselves within the community. what do you say to that? >> now is the time for leadership and not getting into twitter wars an playing golf all weekend. we're seeing containers finally get out, but are the roads going to be cleared? the key has been from the very beginning that the trump administration is totally underestimated the extent of this damage that we had of over 3 million americans and didn't put themill assets down there within day one, two. we're finely getting there in day ten and 11 to really meet the need of this urgency but it was far too long. >> but sir, the issue of the tweet today, seems to be kind of a pattern coming from the white house, one of not having staged assets, p

darren soto (d-fl) "estamos haciendo doble los fondos para preparar para irma tambin" este viernes el de dlares para asistencia para desastres naturales. pero eso no ser suficiente. nat - solamente para harvey se estima un gasto de $180-mil millones! s/ cong. ral grijalva (d-ar) "eso es parte de lo que tiene que hacer el gobierno responder a esta crisis y a este desastre y algo apropiado. tenemos que reconocer que estos eventos merecen el apoyo del congreso" los trabajadores de fema realizan operaciones de bsqueda y rescate; y entregan comida, agua y generadores para aquellos que lo han perdido todo. el administrador de esa agencia este viernes hizo lo posible por no entrar en detalles sobre gastos y fondos pero asegur. s/ brock long, administrador de fema (nat- we are not going to let money or paperwork) . que no va a dejar que el dinero o el papeleo intervengan en las operaciones de su agencia. "esto es una misin de salvar vidas", dijo. (nat) antes de que el huracn harvey azotara tejas, fema estaba lidiando con unos 20 desastres, incluyendo incendios en una parte del pas. y aunque e

her song, "look what you made me do" just dethroned desprau soto. and that tops tonight's know and tell. taylor's wedding weekend. >> her fans were disappointed to say the least. taylor hidden behind a big security screen after her bff, abigail anderson got hitched on h martha's vineyard. she was holding abigail's dress on the way to the ceremony. ♪ >> it was a huge weekend for taylor. she dropped the second track off her upcoming album album, "reputation". >> is it romantic? ♪ ♪ are you ready for it >> so who is she talking about? she is not saying. >>> next up, katy perry and orlando bloom's rekindled romance. the couple went paddleboarding in santa barbara over the weekend, and katy wore a by key know, and orlando put on trunk this is time. remember them in hawaii in 2016? is it love? the ex-couple was spotted in l.a. last month at an ed sheeran concert. five months after they announced they were splitting up. >>> and now kevin hart's surprising baby plans. >> are you ready for diaper duty? >> no. >> i thought you would come around. >> i'm not do

galo: el huracÁn irma soto la florida hace casi siete dÍas, pero el calvario que viven 150 residentesya no puedo mÁs, ya no puede mÁs. llevo cuatro dÍas viviendo en este parqueo, tengo una insolaciÓn. >> pobremente vive aquÍ, no tengo otro modo. >> dormimos en el piso. estamos como sin casa. galo: los mÁs afortunados duerme en automÓviles, la mayorÍa son ancianos. hay niÑos y hasta mascotas. todos permanecen varados en el parqueadero de las torres soportando altas temperaturas. a pesar de que vive en una zona que no debÍa evacuar, aseguran que los dueÑos del edificio los obligaron a salir. >> cuando pasÓ el huracÁn, llegamos aquÍ y ya tenían clausurado como usted puede ver allÍ la puerta. no los dejaron entrar. galo: en efecto, un letrero advierte que trabajan duro para reparar los daÑos causados por el huracÁn irma, pero lo cierto es que segÚn investigaciones edificios llevan varios meses en reparaciÓn. los dueÑos reciben al menos $800,000 mensuales por subsidio federal por albergar a personas de escasos recursos. su obligaciÓn mantener la infraestructura en buenas condiciones. la po

. >> we're going to be getting soto the other side of these thunderstorms. it's been wild and whacky. we have been tracking. i did want to get you the latest on that from 5:00 to 9:00 this morning. a few cities reporting the isolated thunderstorms. namely down here across gill roy and morgan hill and walnut creek. i want to get a closer look at the storm system that brought us these thunderstorms not only this morning but that unprecedented lightning show on monday night and it is slowly moving off towards the east and check out all the thunderstorms right now throughout the sierra. we're keeping a close eye on this. this is a slim chance we could see anything right now. i think the chance is continuing to wind down as we head throughout tonight and we'll have that doppler radar fired up. now with the wild weather we have seen, i wanted to reset the table here in terms where we should be for september. in san jose, we do start to average rainfall in september. for the entire month .18 of an inch. we're going to start to get back to temperatures like this com

. : dulce soto / rescatista 14:17" / 15:00" "ellos trabajan con sus perros. cuando comienza a rascar o a ladrar, ellos tienen que levantar la mano así. y quiere decir que todos deben guardar silencio, no puedes ni caminar porque cualquier movimiento leve, podría hacer que la estructura colapse" nat sound una tarea muy bien sincronizada, mientras unos se adentraban entre los edificios, otros removan escombros y limpiaban el rea con picos y palas. aquellos rescatistas que eran relevados salan optimistas del trabajo que ese estaba llevando acabo. : roberto arce / rescatista "se nos vino abajo 4 losas, termos separaciones de 30cm entre losa y losa, ha sido difícil pero ahorita ya estamos a punto de llegar a una pequeña que nos da señas de vida.???? el saldo hasta este momento dejado por este sismo en la escuela fue de cuantos?? niÑos y 6 adultos muertos, 11 pequeÑos fueron rescatados de entre los escombros. nat sound esta maÑana desde alemania llego una brigada especial con equipo tecnolgico capaz de lograr cosas que no se pueden realizar usando los bien entrenad

. >> reporter: myra soto and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight after waitingt the airport. she says they had to resort to old fashioned security and check in methods verifying each person by hand due to a lack of power. >> there's no light, no food, no electricity. there's no gas. so, everybody is like -- it's like -- we survive something that we never imagine. >> reporter: in all, there were four flights scheduled in and out of puerto rico here to the philadelphia international airport but all have been canceled. i'm anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> we're following a developing story out of london tonight. metropolitan police in the uk investigating after a number of attacks in stratford where a noxious substance was used. police do not believe this incident was terror related. >>> firefighters respond to a hazmat situation in wilmington. officials say 18 workers at the dupont experimental station were possibly exposed to an unknown substance. "eyewitness news" on powder mill road this morning. the workers went through a decontamination process and were ta

. >> myra soto and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight after waiting for hourst the airport. she says it had to resort to old fashioned security check in methods verifying each person and bag by hand due to lack of power. >> there's no light. there's no food. there's no electricity. there's no gas. so, everybody -- we survived something that we never imagine. >> anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> well, we are following some breaking news right now. philadelphia police are investigating shots fired at officers in north philadelphia tonight. we're live near 13th and york street here where police have set up a perimeter. officers say two men were firing rounds at police in this area. allegedly unprovoked. officers did return fire but we are told nobody was injured. both of the men ran after this exchange. now, we also understand that police aren't allowing any transportation through that area right now while that investigation is ongoing. >>> also police are investigating possible acid attacks at a shopping center in london. video has now emerged on social media

soto support our overall objective, over the past three years we have selected a series of politically economically and geographically diverse countries and we have evaluated their progress toward financial inclusion through a series of annual reports as well as conversations with diverse groups of experts. so let's talk briefly about the reports that we are launching today. this is the third annual fdip report and as with the first two reports we examined access and usage of formal financial services across diverse country contacts. so when i say formal financial services, we primarily focused on basic services since these are often the entry point to the formal financial system. including savings accounts and government to person transfers. for the 2017 report, we have distilled and updated the country profiles that we featured in 2015 and 2016. and in addition to these selected financial inclusion highlights and recent updates we have included some recommendations regarding key next steps for advancing financial inclusion. given the scope of our sample and the rapidly evolving natur

heritage with luis gutierrez who was whose family is from puerto rico as well as from jose serrano and mr soto he's half italian. but nonetheless they are serious messengers to us on the ongoing of the challenges facing the people of puerto rico now we can't make them whole right this minute but we can give them hope immediately and that is what we must do we want the people of puerto rico to know that their plight challenges the conscience of our country. challenges our conscience and we must meet that challenge and so that would take the form that would take the form of doctors helicopters habit trucks water food generators temporary housing medical supplies that we need it yesterday we must move more quickly and to the people of the virgin islands we share your concerns equally and again we want to give you hope as we try to make you whole puerto rico in the u.s. virgin islands need resources they need our focus and they need the full commitment of this congress and this it ministration now and into the future sad as the situation is it does provide an opportunity for the islands to redo th

. >> reporter: like the rest of his teammates, senior safety johnny soto returned on sunday to a houseseless garbage. >> that's my dirty clothes. >> heartbreaking. some don't have street clothes, just the clothes they got on their back. >> reporter: which is why offensive coach j.d. gary mendell was as surprised add anyone, when even though school is closed indefinitely, the kids just started showing up for practice this week. why do you think they came? >> i honestly believe this is home to them. this is what they know. it's the only thing close to being grounded. >> reporter: so now they run plays like it still matters, still kick at the goalpost harvey took down in victory, all in an effort to recover together from the greatest loss of their lives. >> just to get through all of this, because we can't do it alone. >> i mean, we're all we got. >> going to carry each other. not going to let this bring us down. >> reporter: another part of their therapy is helping the community. this week they cleared brush from about 60 homes. >> whoa, look at that. >> reporter: much to the delight of

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if you want this industrial revolution, we now -- need to etise it soto demark that anyone can use aia: is elon -- emily: is elon musk right to be warning about the dangers of ai, the military applications or otherwise? satya: with any new technology, there is a lot of good that comes with it and we should grab hold of it and be clear eyed about any unintended competition -- answer quenches. we have to use ai to empower humans. but that said, wherever ai runs amok or we lose control, that could be dangerous. so i think the first responsibility we have in thinking that is going to happen, let us encode or enshrine a set of design principles, so i think we shouldn't abdicate our responsibility, like good user experience. there is such a thing as good ai, i believe what is the need of the hour is for us the creators to enshrine those principles. emily: so robots could take over the world, but hopefully not. product theone competition got to first that you wish microsoft could have gotten to first? satya: if i look back at history, there are many products. gotten to theeven relational dat

soto, tore the purpose of a unanimous consent -- for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. mr. soto: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 3440, the dream act, to protect dreamers like juan who obtained a masters degree from our florida state university and works in digital advocacy. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield to the gentlelady from california, ms. brownley, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california. ms. brownley: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 3440, the dream act, to protect dreamers like martha, who graduated from cal state university-channel islands, and now is on staff supporting students. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i am happy to yield -- i'm happy to yield to the gentlelady from california, mrs. torres, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker

president has to remember he's not just the leader for his base but the leader for the entire country, and sotot he's appendi etted to be a world leader. personally if i were the president i would not retweet something reminding people of how much i golf. this would be an opportunity to talk to people will what he's going to do to keep americans safe as mcmaster mentioned. this north korea situation is a serious concern not just to americans but to our allies in asia and including south korea and japan, who really want to know what the president and the american government's plan to keep these nuclear tests from continuing will be. >> wake up to headlines like this one. twit for brains. i'm sure he'll love that one. but it's a pivotal speech. developments in the russian investigation. here's what they are. first, facebook handed russian linked adds over to bob mueller. trump lawyers are clashing how much to cooperate with bob mueller. so heated discussion about that, and lastly, michael cohen, trump's personal attorney will appear before the senate intel panel on tuesday volunteering to talk to

they were taken with a police escort through soto into central london.a team we have spent that amount of time outside of european competition this we have received a statement from the met police, saying officers are dealing with this order at the emirates stadium, where fans have gathered for the arsenal against fc cologne match. police are in place, additional officers have been deployed. as yet things are yet to get under way because of the crowd trouble. elsewhere everton have been any europa league action this evening away at atalanta. a night to forget. ronald koeman's side conceding three first—half goals. the first coming from a corner. the italian side adding twojust three from a corner. the italian side adding two just three minutes apart. gomez with the second. they lost at the weekend also 3—0. that is the way finish. everton losing on their return to europe. essex are closing in on their first county championship title since 1992 after beating warwickshire at edgbaston. it means if lancashire fail to win their match at somerset tomorrow...

más coatzacoalcos, luego la ciudad de veracruz, luego carde, casi una semana a tampico y por último sotonosa con la de mc allen, texas. y no pudo seguir. orlando: no es lo mismo cruzar este río. andrea: orlando tuvo que hospedarse en albergue para migrantes de esta frontera. el refugio "senda de vida" porque su bicicleta no puede cruzar el agua. y la inseguridad de la ciudad le preocupa. debe rehacer su plan. orlando: tengo varios planes. quisiera cruzármela yo solo pero es muy complicado. tiene uno que arriesgar hasta la vida. mi hermana, hablé hace poco y me dijo "regrésate, aquí no puedes pasar". orlando: y digo, de tanto que he sufrido, me quedé pensando, tanto que he sufrido, 27 días durmiendo en los puentes. andrea: héctor silva, el pastor encargado del albergue, recibe aquí todo tipo de viajeros. pero nunca ha visto un bici-migrante. cree que orlando debe tener paciencia. héctor: nuestra ciudad está en peligro para todas las personas, incluyendo a los migrantes. muertes, secuestros, y a nosotros, en el albergue llegan gente golpeada, todo lo que pasa es, lamentablemente, muy trist

soto miorbecause she had had been in the second circuit during earlier stages in the case and justice kagan because she was our solicitor general while the case was pending. and justice gorsuch had not yet joined the court when we heard argument. four justices voted to reverse in principal part pivotal to the court's decision was a 1971 precedent the case was bivens gensz six unnamed agents of the federal bureau of narcotics. directly under the constitution. in bivens and self it was the fourth amendment's ban on unreasonable searches and seizures. even kwhen there was no statute granting a right to sue. restrictively reading the precedent the court held that bivens did not reach claims like those asserted in abossi, given the apeling interest in national security. justice brieer descented in an opinion i joined. he took the unusual step of sumerizing his descent from the bench. that meant he thought the court 's opinion was not just wrong but egregiously so. without a right to sue, he urged the constitutional safeguards against arbitrary detention would be toothless. he guided the co

soto, he's half italian. but nonetheless, they are serious messengers to us on the ongoing of the challenges facing the people of puerto rico now. we can't make them whole right this minute, but we can give them hope immediately and that is what we must do. we want the people of puerto rico to know that their plight challenges the conscience of our country, challenges our conscience and we must meet that challenge and so that would take the form, that would take the form of doctors, helicopters, heavy trucks, water, food, generators, temporary housing, medical supplies, that were needed yesterday. we must move more quickly. to the people in the virgin islands we share your concerns equally and again, we want to give you hope as we try to make you whole. puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands need resources, they need our focus, and they need the full commitment of this congress and this administration now and into the future. as sad as the situation is, it does provide an opportunity for the islands to redo

soto of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 500, the gentleman from florida, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. soto: my funding would increase that sun rail a constituent pearning train in my district would need to begin phase three. phase three would connect the commuter rail system to the orlando international airport nd the tunnels under crux that would create bright line and sun rail which are divided by a few miles and federal funding will be key to connect this intermodal system. central florida needs to be more mobile and i urge in the future we look as we go forward with phase three and stand ready to help. with that, mr. chairman, i yield back. and i withdraw my amendment. the chair: the amendment is withdrawn. it is now in order to consider amendment number 37 printed in part b of house report 115-295. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. carbajal: i have an amendment at

senior safety, johnny soto returned sunday to a house full of useless garbage. >> that me mid dirty clothesng. the clothe they got on their back. >> reporter: which is why offensive coach, j.d.modrano was surprised though school is closed indefinitely. the kids started showing up for practice this week. >> why do you think they came? >> i honestly believe this is home to them. this is what they know. it's the only thing close to being grounded. >> reporter: now they run plays like it still matters. still kick at the goal post. harvey tore down in victory. all in an effort to recover together. from the greatest loss of their lives. >> just to get through all of this because we can't dupe it alone. i mean we are all we got. >> going to carry each other. not going to let this bring us down. >> another part of their therapy is helping the community. this week they cleared brush from about 60 homes. >> wow, look at that. >> much to the delight of homeowners like lucille wright. >> didn't you ever doubt yourselves, what you have done here today is the heart of a warrior. i love each of you. >> th

one senior official saying, the trump administration was slow off the mark said congressman darren sotoa democrat, the first florida lawmaker of puerto rican descent elected to congress. we invade small countries faster than we have been able to help american citizens in puerto rico and the virgin islands. back to the phones, taking your calls about the resignation of former health and human secretary -- health and human services secretary tom price and the crisis in puerto rico and the response of the ad -- trump administration. liz calling. a democrat. caller: thank you for your work and many blessings to the people in puerto rico suffering so much. when you scrape all of the notions aside, it gets down to donald trump was the answer to obama. the two big policy mistakes of the 1990's, the rescinding of glass-steagall and the british free-trade policies. those two policies led us to demise. both parties were for it. when you pull the emotions aside, donald trump was the response to obama not doing what he should have. witches, correct the mistake. reinstate glass-steagall and rebuilt

the de soto county area, 20" or so.torm -- the winds were the greatest in the southern area, around ft. myers. i don't think there was a single grove untouched at the state. liz: at the height of this, i think we're looking at grapefruits trashed. at the height of it, how many feet of water were your trees under? . >> there was nearly two feet of rain. it collects somewhere in the system, and such a broad footprint that it gets backed up. it is a lot of water that has to move before the groves get drained. this is day three and we're in the hotspots again in the st. lucie area, it is pretty backed up. liz: my gosh, we're looking -- i can't believe this, we are looking at so much fruit on the ground. we do know that orange juice futures which trade on the -- frozen concentrate per pound, i believe, a buck 58, about two weeks ago they were in the buck 20's. do you anticipate people will and in the future see higher prices even though citrus groves have shrunk to a disease like greening. >> i don't know how much higher the

. >> myra soto and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight after waiting for hoursthe airport. she said she had to resort to old faxed security and check in methods, verifying each person and bag by hand due to lack of power. >> there is no light. there is no food. there is no electricity. there is no gas. so everybody is like cows over there. we survived something that we never imagined. >> while their feet are on the grounds in the delaware valley , their hearts remain with their home territory. >> the island, it is devastating what hurricane maria has done, 100% of the island is without power. almost no water. we need your help. we need everybody's help in rebuilding the island. >> now, i just checked the airlines to see if there are any flights to and from puerto rico scheduled for our area today. the three had a had been scheduled into and out of the philadelphia area have now been canceled. live in the news center this morning, anita o cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> and eat, a thank you. staying in puerto rico, now puerto rican officials are evacuating about 70,

. >> myra soto and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight, after waiting for hours, at the airport. she says had to resort to old-fashioned security and check in methods, verifying each person and bag by hands due to lack of power. >> there is no light. there is no food. there is no electricity, there is no gas. so everybody is like it is like cows over there. we survived something that we never imagined. >> so just so much devestation over there. now, there were three flights that were scheduled in and out of puerto rico here to our area this morning but those have been cancelled at this hour. >> anita, thank you. hurricane maria has reportedly taken at least 13 lives in puerto rico, now, officials are rushing to evacuate about 70,000 people who live downstream from a family damn there. water started gushing through a crack in that damn, after more than dozen inches of rain fell there. meantime, the storm is knocked down eight a% of the island's 1600 cell phone towers. a government spokesperson says officials have been unable to reach more than half of the island's

elizabeth soto and bruce bennett, two of bennett's four children, grew up surrounded by the stuff., the bench in the hall, all crafted by nakashima. but one piece in particular embodies the close bond shared by both edmund and diane's children. >> my favorite piece by far was the dining room table. we would gather around this table, and it turned out that we blended quite well. >> a black walnut tree given that second life by nakashima. bennett cherishes it for the rest of his. >> well, the dining room table was the center of the family. i look at it -- there was four generations of our family that sat at that table. it just seemed like if there was another person, somehow, another chair fit there. >> in march of 2013, the family gathers around it for a meal. edmund is 93 and seriously ill. >> he was sitting up at the head of the table where he always sits. >> we didn't know for sure that it was going to be his last one, but it was his last one. >> two weeks later, edmund bennett dies. so kind of you to share. his will provides generously for diane. however, he leaves his large nak

. >> reporter: cleaning up after harvey has been emotional and stressful for sonya soto. >> our biggest issue is to get deet brings removed. >> reporter: she says moving the ruble is making a bad situation worse. >> i'm allergic to mold, dust, a lot of the things that we are finding in the debris right now, my eyes are red, swollen, i'm wheezing, coughing. >> reporter: doctor david corry of baylor college of medicine says wet housing material is a breeding ground for mold and high humidity in texas is exacerbating the issue. >> when a disaster like this means for houston and all along the gulf cozies that the incidents and prevalence of allergic disease in general are likely to rise and they will remain elevated for many, many years to come. >> reporter: another cause for worsening allergies, plants and grasses, excess water caused plants to grow and yard are often not properly maintained after a disaster like harvey. >> that is, a big reason why increase in pollen. >> reporter: relief symptoms baylor recommend hiring a reliable contractor to properly repair your home, run air condition

the company has been under pressure due to weaker soto volume.rk, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: president trump said he will make a decision on tom price. he has not been pleased with reports of tom price using private jets to fly around the country for government business. president trump to make a decision tonight. julie: with me is scott bauer. he is a senior partner at the cboe in chicago. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. trading advantage is the name of your firm. have seen in recent days stocks continue to take legs up that it kept activity day by day. how much of an upside to you think the tax talk has been for stocks and might continue to be? -- in when you look at macro at the market, it impacts small caps the greatest. i don't not think the dow has impacted it so much yet. now that the groundwork is laid, there is some optimism as well. like you said, it is very tepid, it is a day by day situation. i do think the upside is still there for the s&p to get another two and half percent this last quarter. if we can get som

. >>> joining us now, darren soto.gressman, you are cosponsoring legislation for humanitarian aid to puerto rico. at this point, they're getting a great deal of aid. what they're missing is order. is the answer is what they really need military action to come over and run things? >> we need a vast humanitarian surge of our military assets. particularly our navy. we have the uss comfort finally arriving, finally a general, general kim of the army was appointed to help spearhead fema assets. finally we have the jones act waived. but it's been after over a week of trump being slow off the gates. and we've had to keep the pressure on for every single day to get some movement out of the administration. >> why do you think the white house was slow out of the gates on this one? we didn't see those kinds of delays in harvey or in irma. >> well, you could argue a couple things. one, i think they just vastly underestimated the damage there. and as people underestimated the damage there, and as people started coming through with

verdadero padre del hijo de la venezolana. >> gabriel soto no tiene nada que ver con esta situaciÓn. alta cocina que mÁs adelante nos contarÁ en dÓnde se presentarÁ el domingo. ayer ricky martin le cantÓ en una fiesta privada al pÚblico mexicano. allÍ estuvo elizabeth soria y vean todo lo que tiene. elizabeth: ricky martin y megan fox estÁn en mÉxico pero ninguna de las dos estrellas internacionales accediÓ a hablar con la prensa. >> estoy encantado de estar aquÍ y muchas gracias. reportera: al evento demora en el que el astro latino interpreta sus escritos tambiÉn asistiÓ basal, quien asÍ respondiÓ sobre la prueba de adn a la cual se sometiÓ a juliÁn gil. >> chicos, gracias por el interÉs pero no es asunto mÍo. reportera: por su parte sofÍa castro sorprendiÓ al revelarnos que ya filmÓ su primera pelÍcula en hollywood. sofÍa: fue increíble y una oportunidad Única y que no esperaba porque fue el primer casting que hice. estoy contando poco de mÁs. reportera: en tanto que horacio pancheri desmintiÓ haberle dado el anillo de compromiso a su novia, paulina. horacio: fue una bromita. la s

. >> let's get sto soto some unus activity with a double dose.t's go to you first >> ggp stocks down on the year. pays a big fat dividend, of course, as many of these mall reits would. it's around 4%, i believe. they were scrambling in today, mel, as the stock rallied, they were buying the september 22 calls with the stock just over 21 so big, robust volume for these calls. and they're cheap shot they started buying them at 16 or 17 cents. bought them up to nearly double that as the stock rallied. and since they're in their september option time frame, i'll probably be in this one for about ten days >> pete, you're looking at va e valle? >> i am. and the material space has been on fire for us i sold my gld today from a huge buyer, just a couple of months ago. that has been on fire, moving to the upside i'm talking about alcoa, letter x. you go across the board, everything vale has hit four times in the last two and a half weeks, very aggressively, including yesterday, where there was some monster buying in vale and they were looking for the octob