that's what i -- >> in the middle of interviewing stefan, the alarm went off. and the protocol at the prison is, all inmates have to get down on their stomachs and all staff and other personnel remain standing. >> false alarm. >> it was a little sad, actually, watching stefan on the ground. because we were in the midst of having this great conversation almost, and he started to think of himself i think as a regular guy back out on the street, and suddenly it was very clear, no, he's an inmate and he has to get down on the ground like all of the other inmates, get dirty, until he is told he can get back up. >> how long did it take you to get used to doing that? >> well, when i was in jamestown i got alot of practice. the yard goes down there a lot. so. glad that happened for you guys. >> so i made a little joke with him because i could feel his embarrassment and i wanted to try to lighten it up. >> did you arrange for that, stefan? >> can't say i did. all right. that was a lot of fun. okay. where was i? >> parro went on to tell us that in order to survive in coc

d released stefan son from detention. investigation is ongoing, today she is back in the classroom. once again, connecting with the students she's been making music with for years. >>> and you can see from the big smile that ira stefan son's risk came true, she was brought back to class and joins us from los angeles now. i have to ask - how was school today? >> it was tremendous. it was amazing. it was uplifting, exhilarating. i had a chance to be back in my classroom. >> you had the kids singing. >> today, as soon as we walked in. in fact, they rushed into school, around 6:49 this morning, and, you know, actually school starts at 8 o'clock, but they knew i would be there earlier, so they rushed into the room, and they rushed in and started singing, and hugging and crying at the door. it was just fantastic. it was so emotional. >> sounds terrific. i have to say here your problems are not necessarily over. your case is still being looked at vetted. >> my case is still under investigation, under interut ni -- scrutiny. howe

s toughest schools, and for iris stefan son, the piano is the life line to a 30-year teaching career frozen when the school district sent her to teacher jail, a detention center where teachers facing disciplinary action are sent on paid leave. >> i never heard of, like, what they called teacher gaol. i didn't know. i was naive about that. what steech sop knows is how -- stevenson knows is how music inspires students. teaching a nationally acclaimed programme at cep shaw high school, nearly every year hor koiral groups have been taken on the road, performing in jamaica, korea, belgium and often france. last december they were capped by a private performance for the president at the white house. >> since i have been at crenshaw high school we started trailing because i believe in a classroom without walls. i believe that learning ensues outside of the classroom. >> stephenson was stunned when she returned from the trip finding that she was in detention. ordered to report to a room in district headquarters every day, instead of the classroom. the district still hasn't officially told he

it's essential in this case to recognise that stefan is not alone. >> now there's a difference between protecting the academic freedom of a colleague, and what is acceptable from a job candidate. much of this would be protected, you are still not required to give someone a job if you don't think they'll work well in the community. >> for now, he's a professor without a classroom. >>> the liberia president apologised to health workers for the high numbers of them contracting ebola. they are demanding more pay and better conditions. the liberia president pledged money to tackle ebola that has ravaged the region since december. >> if we haven't come enough, i have come here to apologise to you for that. it's not something you can get by off the shelf. it has to come. we are now taking pick ups to build different bodies, and turn them into ambulances to respond to the need. >> the world health organisation says clinical trials of vaccines may start next month. in west africa, despite repeated warnings, some people are still eating animals suspected of carrying the virus. we have this repor

we check in with rebecca stefan son. tropical storm and the concern is why have we seen the tropical warning stop when there's rain fall in the vicinity. i show you the forecast and where it's headed next. >>> israel's prime minister is warning residents to leave all areas where palestinian fighters are active. . >> translation: we have proven in the past days that there is not and will not be immunity for those shooting at israeli citizens. it is true for all areas and borders. >> those air strikes leave gaz jps displaced. jane ferguson reports. >> reporter: there is little of this shopping district less. this part of gaza was heavily bombarded by the military the. the area housed shops, dozens of businesses were destroyed. >> it's an attack on the people relying on this place, this is a civilian area. no fighting or rockets. >> reporter: al jazeera as filming the aftermath of one strike when another hit. plos plos >> reporter: also on saturday the remains of an apartment building that stood 14 storeys high, hamas fight

our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and carina bonamo who was -- this incredible playground in the most beautiful park in san francisco, we've already heard that online. it is n

. >> la familia de luis miguel stefan ponen manos que este sujeto la reparticiÓn de sus bienes.la empresa, es decir, los caballeros templarios, la organizaciÓn delictiva que dirige. >> hay una situaciÓn que estamos omitiendo, cuando se suscitaron los problemas ocuparÉ 3 millones de ellos. nos pondremos de acuerdo usted y yo... no estÁbamos omitiendo, esta de acuerdo? >> todos los involucrados cinco en atenciÓn las indicaciones de la tuta que en todo momento controlada religiÓn apoyÁndose en un papel que le sirve como vÍa para distribuir los bienes. al final de la grabaciÓn pide que recuerden lo planteado. >> van a aportar 2 millones a la empresa, y usted 3 millones. por lo pronto, en este momento se acaba de terminar la plÁtica. estÁ usted de acuerdo? >> estoy de acuerdo. >> estoy de acuerdo. >> la grabaciÓn del vÍdeo dura aproximadamente seis minutos y medio, se realizÓ en el hotel monarca, en las inmediaciones de michoacÁn. desde ciudad de mÉxico, andrea gonzÁlez univisiÓn. >> illinois que debe impedir que empresas inunden oficinas con solicitudes al estado. la ciudad de nueva

stefan sutlaf depend on your next decision. nearly 100,000 signed a petition asking the president to save his life by whatever means necessary. short of a rescue operation, it is unlikely, in part while some european nations will pay millions, the u.s. does not. joining us in new york is pulitzer prize-winning journalist david rhode, kidnapped by members of the taliban whilst working as a journalist in 2008. his recent column is "did america's policy on ransom contribute to james foley's killing." clearly we do not have enough supplies yet to protect health care workers, we would not have been seeing enough cases if there were enough supplies. . >> the u.s. doesn't pay ransoms, you argue that there should be a broader debate about what should be done. >> i don't have a simple answer. there are no easy answers in these cases. the problem here is that there were french journalists and spanish journalists held with jim foley by the islamic state. they are home now and safe. they were facing death and james died in a terrible way.

it's essential in this case to recognise that stefan is not alone. >> reporter: nelson says there's a difference between protecting the academic freedom of a cole eke and what is acceptable from a job candidate. >> most of this is protected, you are not required to give someone a job if you don't think they'll work well in the community. >> for now he appears to be a professor without a classroom. >> let's go back now to the turkish presidential elections. our correspondent jamal joins us, from a polling booth in ankara. this is the first time that the turks have been able to choose their own president. are you getting much of a sense of enthusiasm there? >> indeed, laura, it is. it will be the first time, as you say. it will be the 12th president since the turkish republic was founded. there is a lot of enthusiasm. some of the voters we spoke to said they cut the summer holidays short to come back and vote. there are not huge queues, there's a high turn out. the process is simply, easy. one ballot paper you go in and mark an extra person. you will not have the clogging up of the corr

hugo, steve, and stefan -- will take on spain before heading to serbia for another friendly in septembere current eurasia president has confirmed that monte carlo -- he will not oppose football's governing body fifa. he had considered entering the french presidential election as a candidate, but wants to focus on leading europe's administrative group instead. >> some were expecting me to attack fifa today, but that is not my goal today. we want a fifa that works better, a fifa with more transparency, more solidarity. a fifa that is more respected by those who love football. i will do everything i can to make that. today, we must understand that it is what interests me in eurasia. world champion defeated israel in the world judo championships. this is france's first gold medal. gg99Ññwçç >> hello, and welcome to "the health show." >> it's a new year, and a good time to start eating more healthfully. >> but for those that find that too difficult, there's always the radical alternative: surgery. >> it's a growing trend all over the world, not just in the richer countries. in india, we'll m

stefan kruger says he had to come. >> i really just think this is really needed. and there's a really big lack of resources. and at the moment, the truth is if we weren't here they'd be -- >> reporter: but here they are losing the battle. ebola has hit four countries. the number of infections continue to rise. this outbreak is out of control. in the last two weeks, they've doubled their capacity here for confirmed ebola patients. and they're doing all they can to help those who are sick. but they're absolutely at capacity here. >> the level of effort that it is right now stop the disease? >> no. to be fair, no. and it's really difficult. because we are running behind the outbreak. we don't know where we are staying. it's really frustrating for us. because we don't have the capacity to go everywhere. >> reporter: but here they do what they can. in the high-risk zone, this woman calls out for help. she has ebola. so does her son. ebola is so deadly it's killing our citizens. it's killing our country says tena nalu. her husband and son died of the disease. 70% of con

. >> for more we are joined for our studio in washington by stefan falstein, serving as the secretaryf state in human rights and labour. good to have you with us. that is a grim report card on the state of religious freedoms, you single out countries, going from east asia, china, north korea, soviet republics, middle east and africa. the map shows the worst offender. the next are russia, afghanistan, turkey, cuba. >> you say in the report it's the worst situation in recent memory, how bad are things compared to 10 years ago? >> well thank you for the question. thank you for having me on. with the 2013 report, religious violations in countries are among the worst performers, in places like north korea, iran, syria. we saw rising incidences in new conflict emerge, places like the central african republic, continuing turmoil in the middle east, leading to a whole and larger significance when it comes to rising tide in a worst trend line when it comes to religious freedom. what is different, and we haven't quantified this, but what we'll want to report and what is important it the trend l

hasta aquÍ nuestra querida lourdes stefan, que te cabrÁ presentarnos estas imÁgenes que se han vueltopedir a una quinceaÑera. ♪ ♪ en la redes sociales, podemos encontrar momentos tan hermosos, pero tambiÉn situaciones muy penosas, como esta. ella estÁ posando para sus 15 aÑos, cuando llama a su papÁ, Éste se acerca y... ¡ esto sÍ es una vergüenza pÚblica! mÁs de 2 millones de personas han visto este vÍdeo en youtube. ahora bianca rodrÍguez y su padre se que estaban bien sincronizados. son -- sorprenderos a los invitados con el gang style y el harlem shake. bailando mÚltiples ritmos, desde el robot, hasta artes marciales, este pequeÑo y nos hizo reÍr y tambiÉn los pozos sentimentales, al contarnos que a Él le gusta bailar porque su mamÁ servÍa, y verla sonreÍr es para hay niÑos que nacen -- sabe quiÉn es el vicepresidente. siempre ora al comer. de igual manera, los dos en estos cuatro perritos, que bien sentados bajan su cabeza. ¡ abajo! bajan su cabeza para dar gracias por este elemento. parecen gente, verdad? miren el caso de este can que tenÍa nueve meses sin ver a su amo, si recibi

. >> la familia de luis miguel stefan empresario de michoacÁn pone en manos de este sujeto la reparticiÓns? no estamos omitiendo, estÁ de acuerdo en que le damos & millones a la empresa? estÁ de acuerdo? >> si seÑor. >> todos los involucrados y con indicaciÓn las indicaciones de servando y en controlar la reuniÓn apoyÁndose en un papel que le sirve como guÍa para distribuir los bienes. al final de la grabaciÓn servando gÓmez le pide a los presentes se reafirme los acuerdos planteados en la reuniÓn. >> usted da 2 millones, esto es entre ustedes y ellos aportan " millones a la empresa que ustedes aportan # millones: nos ponemos de acuerdo? en este momento se acaba de terminar la plÁtica y nadie va romper las reglas que aquÍ se estipularon. manifiesten a la cÁmara que estÁn de acuerdo. >> estoy de acuerdo. >> estoy de acuerdo. >> estoy de acuerdo. >> a mi no me pregunten cÓmo se acabÓ la grabación. >> dura seis minutos y medio se realizÓ en el hotel monarca en las inmediaciones de michoacÁn. desde ciudad de mÉxico andrea gonzÁlez para univisiÓn. >> asÍ las cosas en illinois quiere impedir qu

i think it is essential in this case to recognise that stefan is not alone. nelson says there's a difference between protecting the academic freedom and what is acceptable. >> much of this is protected by economic freedom. they are not required to give someone a job if you don't think they'll wok well in the community. >> he is a professor without a classroom. >> a nigerian man in hong kong has been pleased in quarantine after he was suspected to be carrying the ebola virus. in liberia a state of emergency was declared. they apologised for health workers. they have been demanding more pay and better conditions. the liberia president pledged up to 8 million to tackle ebola. >>. >> if we have not done enough. i've come here to apologise to you for that. we don't have time. we can't buy some things off the shelf. there was pick ups to build bodies and turned them into makeshift ambulances, responding to the need. the world health organisation says clinical trials may start next month. kills thousands of people. despite repeated warpings, some people are eating t

joining us is stefan hawkings from amnesty international, which has tan an unprecedented step to get involved in an american conflilent. >> that's right, we see a conflict, we see an overuse of police preps, and protest activities that don't warrant the type of response that the police showed. we issued reports on the use of tear gas and circumstances. areas where it's hard to a cloud to escape the crowd. a violation of standards. this is elected by one of our producers. what is it, why is it a problem. it can take out a person's eye. force. >> no, it is - it is disproportionate to what is faced. this is not a situation that is morning the type of force that the police have been using. amnesty is on the ground, paying sure that we call for a thorough investigation. and call substantially to the fact that there needs to be clear nappingsal tarnts. >> is it clear to you that there were violations involved in michael brown's teeth, or is that a position -- death, or is that a position you are investigate. when you talk to people out here, they are pretty convinced? >> we always wait for

president obama, steve marred jip, stefan spielberg reflecting on the legacy of a comic giant. actor and comedian wayne brady appearing alongside roms ja. he joins us from los angeles. welcome. >> it's good to have you in the programme. >> what do you remember about working with robin williams. >> what i remember about him is i was telling my daughter. she is 11. she has scene the one with robin, and i was telling her before we started taping, as soon as we say our names, he turned to me and said "you got me, right." that was one of - for a kid that grew up watching robin williams on "mork arnd mindy" and before that, briefly on "happy days", and every movie that he done. watching his improv genius, trying to follow in the steps, watching what he did, for robin williams to look at me and say "hey, you've got me, right", that was one of the best moments in my professional life. not to mention the man was one of the most sweetest talented people you ever want to meet on the face of the earth. >> we have a bit of a clip of that show with you and robin willia williams, let's take a

paul stefan, buffalo, new york. no one cares who killed general patton. you are wrong.n the last days of world war ii and his strange death bears investigating which martin and i did. september 23rd and we'll see. we'll see. tip of the day, part two of getting a discount. tip last night mentioned that in winston, north carolina, if you say grace before your meal, they knock off 15% of the check. well, this letter rolled in from a man who lives in nor da and a restaurant that gives a prayer discount is discriminating against nonreligious folks. boulder dash, robert. let's get you up to speed on freedom. and that's the tip of the day. in your life, you have a constitutional right to be as generous as you want to specific people. it doesn't matter whether it's a business discount, a random act of kindness, you are free to give. you have two menus for the same items, that may be a certain deal. but you're absolutely right, be as generous as you can and choose wisely. and that is it for us today. please check out the fox news website. llo'reilly.com. thanks for watching us t

what is clear, stefan is that aid. wherever it comes from is needed for the people in luhansk. where the situation is more dire every day. >>> a group of villagers from northern nigeria have been freed. soldiers seized them after the armed group raided a village. at least 10 foreign tourist and five crew are missing after a bode went down. people were rescued after the boat sank. survivors include tourists from the u.k., new zealand, spain, netherlands, four ships are searching for the other missing tourists. angry protests continue in the u.s. city of ferguson, despite a curfew put in place, following the shooting of an unarmed black teenager. it intensified, racial tensions in the state say the curfew would calm the situation. violence would continue. bottles full of petrol or gas were thrown. >> a sign ordering the implementation of a curfew, in the impacted area of ferguson. again, this is not to silence the people of ferguson in this region, or others. but to contain those drowning out the voice of people. they will not allow a handful of looters to endanger the rest of th

paul stefan, buffalo, new york. no one cares who killed general patton. you are wrong.last days of world war ii and his strange death bears investigating which martin and i did. september 23rd and we'll see. we'll see. tip of the day, part two of getting a discount. tip last night mentioned that in winston, north carolina, if you say grace before your meal, they knock off 15% of the check. well, this letter rolled in from a man who lives in nor da and a restaurant that gives a prayer discount is discriminating against nonreligious folks. boulder dash, robert. let's get you up to speed on freedom. and that's the tip of the day. in your life, you have a constitutional right to be as generous as you want to specific people. it doesn't matter whether it's a business discount, a random act of kindness, you are free to give. you have two menus for the same items, that may be a certain deal. but you're absolutely right, be as generous as you can and choose wisely. and that is it for us today. please check out the fox news website. billo'reilly.com. thanks for watching us tonig

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rebecca stefan son is here with the latest. >> parts of louisiana have had over 7 inches of rainfall. the good news is that that heavy rain they were getting is beginning to move offshore, a little bit of a break in the way of lighter rain, and flash flooding and warnings popping up across tennessee, and will probably see these pop up in kentucky. it is all from a large low pressure system stretching up to the great lakes we have video to show you of the flooding that occurred in louisiana. the storms, thunder storms and showers along the front have been bringing rain anywhere from 2-4 inches an hour. that is a lot of water coming down very fast. think, that 2-4 inches, that is going into a rain gauge. think about if you had 10 rain ages spread across an area, 2-4 inches. in a large area, it's too much water coming down too fast. you cap see from the hydrostimator from noah national weather service, the bright red spot is pinpointed for rain. totals, incidently, in the last 24 hours for new orleans has been ticking upwards as well. over an inch and a third. we are the largest portion

george stefan, which is not his real name, is afraid to show his face, because he has family members trying to leave iraq. >> we want to leave in any country that accepts us, we have been under threat in iraq since 2003. no one is protecting our rights. we are considered infidels. >> iraq's christians are one of the oldest cifian communities -- christians in the world. now people say it's hard to accept that mosul no longer has a christian presence. jordan agreed to host up to 1,000 iraqi christians they are arriving at shelters across the country set up by the catholic clutch. jordan -- catholic church. jordan is made to be a transit point for those wishing to settle in other countries. the catholic church is providing food, health care at churches and monasteries. it says it can only do so for a year. for the fewer, yoig. the unsdr, whether it can do something to interfere and register them as refugees, you know, at least to be able for resettlement in the future. >> then there are the internally displaced in iraq. the u.n. refugees agency has been airlifting aid from jordan and ne

michael stefan live from london for us there. >> thank you. >>> foreign fighters in iraq and syria include dozens from south-east asian nations such as indonesia and malaysia, we have a report from jakarta. many fear it could revive violent networks in the region. >> reporter: indonesia and moving fast. sympathizers of the islamic state are being arrested around the country. officials say it's ideological messages drawing 50 indonesians to the fighting in syria and iraq. they responded to videos like this, made by indonesians allegedly in syria already. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translation: if we don't act against us it will revive terrorism, we suffer, not iraq. >> reporter: the islamic state group made its presence felt in indonesia at a protest. it was blamed for an attack on musicians during an election campaign rally. the government prides itself on the success of previous campaigns against militant networks. the attraction. i.s.i.s. message remains. hundreds like the network responsible for the bali bombings swore allegiance to the group. never has there been a strong respons

stefan krueger said he had to come. >> i really think this is where the need. is a really big lack of resources. and at the moment, the truth if it wasn't here, there would be nothing. to me that's a good enough reason. >> reporter: but they are losing the battle. ebola has hit four countries. the number of infections continue to rise. this outbreak is out of control. the last two weeks they've doubled their capacity here for confirmed ebola patients. and they're doing all they can to help those who are sick. but they're absolutely at capacity here. >> well, the level of effort that it is right now stop this? >> no. and it's really difficult, because we are running behind. we don't know where we are staying. it's frustrating for us, because we don't have a capacity to go everywhere. >> reporter: but here they do what they can. in the high risk zone, this woman calls out for help. she has ebola. so does her son. ebola is so deadly, it's killing our citizens. it's killing our country, says tena nalu. her husband and son died of the disease. 70% of confirmed cases

schumer once the ftc to stefan.e approve or accept button. >> there is no i accept the buttons. there is not even language or box you can click on line to say you would accept. this is always going to be a concern. people are walking around with devices that carry personal health information that are sensitive. it was not until the chief technology officer gave a speech last night that really got on people's radar. he wears a bit bit. he told the crowd, we like these things. that cost people tuned into the idea that there is a gps on my risk and people could use it to track me. keeping track of how many calories and sleep and weight. i spoke to experts about this and are concerned that the data could be transmitted unknowingly in an by gps or unencrypted fashion. there could be of use of local tracking. devices couldese start spying on you. >> jeff jarvis has been writing the devices. >> early your wife is using one of those. >> i call this tech panic. when we see new devices come in, we get scared of this. the firs

and we'll check with stefan later in the show. >>> still with us, are you concerned about the overhauls that still need to come from the french economy? >> obviously we are concerned by that. almost everybody is in the financial markets. and the main discussion is not so much whether or not things should happen on the reform side in france, but whether or not the lack of reforms pulls and immediate danger for growth out of financial stability in europe. i would say that probably they do not post a danger but they create a very firm hatwind on the medium term to france as a consequence for the european region. and that's a problem and needs to be addressed, so maybe this change in government can help a little bit here, but i think caution is justified in the reform side for france. >>> a lot of people still concerned about france as you indicate as well. still concerned about some of the periphery markets despite the fact we had seen stabilization and now it seems more of the rockiness at least when looking at some of the overall data is coming from core europe. is europe still in for --

what was said on friday born from the other tells stories will do it over her mother's hotdogs and stefan so great idealist to a >> : kabir a two-year for the church is ready to reopen nine other news of 49 is preparing for a seasoned with alden's meth most of the season nfl suspending a all-pro linebacker after a series of legal issues off the field. in cecil b. l. for nine games losing one and a quarter million dollars in salary. he will return to the balloon >> : matter is releasing a statement friday saying all of the ball and has taken responsibility for actions continuing show growth personally professionally we continue to support him and what time of this matter behind us focus on the season had >> : the meantime there's a reaction from fans following news of smith suspension >> : of thing it's way too much because it wanted all little bit and is a trend make a point >> : a please return this on a message that there must round the respect the game and everything on and off the field >> : think again too much time on that test the some kind of a portion of but it's like for six gam

. >> les cuento que ya estÁ llegando por ahÍ rita moreno y emilio stefan pero antes, les tenemos un granhasta en silla de ruedas. mire nada mas las imÁgenes en su pantalla. la prÁctica surgiÓ para llamar la atenciÓn sobre la esclerosis amiotrÓfica, una enfermedad que afecta a las cÉlulas nerviosas del cerebro y la mÉdula espinal. pero esta persona utilizÓ el pretexto para atacar a la persona en silla de ruedas. quÉ bÁrbaro. y el peligro acecha en las costas sur de california debido al cercano pase de un huracÁn que está provocando olas gigantescas. hay preocupaciÓn de que ocurran inundaciones. vamos con marÍa eugenia payÁn quien nos tiene las impresionantes imÁgenes y nos amplÍa la informaciÓn con respecto a este huracÁn. >> este es el sueÑo de todo surfista profesional hecho realidad. enormes olas de hasta 10 pies que les permiten hacer gala de su experiencia y habilidad sobre una tabla de surf.. que estas imÁgenes fueron captadas en uno de los lugares mÁs populares para practicar el surf en newport beach, california. >> honestamente, no hemos tenido olas como estas desde 1997. no es un

emilio estefan disfrutÓ de un fin de semana en familia rodeado de todos los hombres stefan, incluyendoha pretto, su esposo aaron y baby bruce celebraron su primer aniversario. la familia fue a cenar a un restaurante de miami. >> ay... >> el baby bruce que de verdad le enviamos nuestro cariÑo y nuestro amor. hace un aÑo me parece que pasÓ ayer. quÉ bendiciÓn que lo puede celebrar con su pequeÑo bruce. satcha, te queremos mucho. >> prepÁrate, mi satcha. te di chances de que te sintieras mejor. >> hay mÁs sorpresas en despierta amÉrica. >> yo pensÉ que otro embarazo. >> nunca se sabe. >> arantxa se las saboreÓ. <> definitivamente se me abriÓ el apetito. ¿quÉ les parece si damos un poco de noticias y luego a desayunar? la policÍa dice que no hay evidencia del intento criminal al campeÓn tony stewart. el piloto atropellÓ mortalmente a kevin ward junior en el estado de nueva york durante el fin de semana. ahora, segÚn la policÍa, stewart estÁ cooperando con la investigaciÓn y no se le han presentado cargos criminales al respecto el huracÁn julio se debilitÓ. en la isla de cabo white, los res

nos acompaÑa luis enrique urbano que ha prestado sus servicios a muchos famosos como lili stefan y alabios. ¿cÓmo podemos hacer unos labios carnosos, voluptuosos que estÉn sensuales? >> enfatizamos siguiendo la lÍnea de la boca. el delineador, exacto. >> el delineador, un tono mÁs subido del lÁpiz labial. >> en este caso, estoy usando el perfil adoro. >> mira. esa es muy buena idea. dura muchÍsimo mÁs lo que es el labial. me di cuenta que dura mÁs el lÁpiz labial normal. ¿le pones algÚn tipo de brillo? >> claro. cambia. >> muchas veces, a las mujeres no les gusta ponerse brillo porque sienten que queda pegostioso. me encanta. y bueno, tambiÉn es fundamental en la cara definir bien lo que son las facciones, el contour, cÓmo podemos resaltar esa belleza en el rostro. >> aquÍ, justo debajo del mentÓn, en el pómulo, acÁ, un poco mÁs oscuro. >> y eso hace que te adelgace los cachetitos. >> claro que sÍ. lo hacemos contour. >> son unos tonos mÁs oscuros los que tenemos que usar. >> ¿quÉ me dices del cuello? debemos aplicar un poco lo que es el polvo. >> solamente para alargar, si tienes la