any final thoughts, susana, before we let you go? susana: just, please come join us.f you have girls that are between 8 and 14, sign them up. we have a summer program starting june 1st. damian: all right, well, these young ladies wrote these lyrics themselves and the music as well, and so, here's a taste of the mission girls. ♪ we are the women, the women of the world. ♪ ♪ we are the future, the future that's untold. ♪ ♪ we are the women, we bring life to the world. ♪ ♪ we are the future, our future will unfold. ♪ ♪ all right, let me tell you something. ♪ ♪ the media flushes down the strength of women. ♪ ♪ but women be winning in all of that hate ♪ ♪ we're consuming. ♪ sexist men assuming and jumping to conclusions, ♪ ♪ but women be resuming and zooming. ♪ ♪ ho, slut, thot is our definition. ♪ ♪ we are on a mission not to change our self appearance ♪ ♪ but to rewrite our recognition. ♪ ♪ both feet on the ground ♪ because i'm not light-headed. ♪ ♪ i'm a young, educated woman that always acts intrepid. ♪ ♪ women should be treated preciously. ♪ ♪ we matter. ♪ we must lea

susana: sí, sí, mamá.! teresa: ¡vamos, aldo, eres el mejor! ¡tú puedes! ¡eres el mejor!

s/susana hernández, "abuelita" "yo vivo bien.me manda el gobierno y con el cuidado de mis hijos tengo para pagar la renta". y eso es lo que está promoviendo el gobierno y algunos expertos en el tema: cuidado para ancianos en sus casas con acceso a recursos y a personas que los ayuden en vez de asilos tradicionales. s/rosa pizzi, directora de centro comunitario para ancianos "nosotros que estamos en esos servicios para los ancianos sabemos que para mantener a esa persona en su casa es mucho más mejor para ellos y mucho más barato". ese mismo es al argumento del gobierno que gasta millones de dólares en subsidios para pagar por asilos para ancianos de bajos recursos como susana.. cuya familia la cuida en casa ya que no puede costear un asilo privado que podría llegar a costar hasta noventa-mil-dólares al año. s/saúl hernandez, cuida de su mamá "se siente más tranquila y no le hace falta nada. que es lo más importante". s/randy serrano se espera que durante los próximos cuarenta años el índice de personas mayores de 85 años se tripl

ana: ahora vamos con susana.los 51 aÑos vivÍa en inglaterra y recibiÓ una carta de su hijo que expresaba sus deseos de conocer a su madre biolÓgica, ambos se encuentran en londres y segÚn describe ben el flechazo fue inmediato. el hombre, o sea ben, estaba casado y abandonÓ a su esposa y decide irse a vivir con su madre que nunca se casÓ, viven en michigan, Él describe esto como una atracciÓn sexual genÉtica, ahora los dos planean casarse, tener hijos y dice que cuando conociÓ a su madre jamÁs la vio como una madre, dice, la percibÍ como un ser sexual, incluso voy a terapia y mi psicÓlogo sabe lo que estoy contando y validar mis sentimientos, la pareja tiene planes de casarse, estÁn intentando tener un hijo a travÉs de un embarazo subrogado o la adopciÓn, les dije que era fuerte. verÓnica: creo que es el tema mÁs fuerte que hemos tenido en todo el tiempo de "sin rollo ni tapujos". karla: todos estÁn en shock. eric: es impactante porque es real y es verÍdico, existe este trastorno, atracciÓn sexual genÉtica. ojalÁ

it is called susana and her son. >> you know math know her son but susana is famous from philadelphia. >> oh, i miss walking down walnut street, and going in to susanafoo and eating the great food where have you gone susanafoo, you cannot spell food without foo. well, wait in more she's back, she's back and right here with me. >> good to see you. >> good to see you, thank you very much. >> brand new rest tur rant not on walnut but on sansom. >> yes. >> between 17th and 18th on sansom, and restaurant is called suga. so gabe your son wants to up a restaurant and you agreed. >> yes. >> it is susana and gabe together. >> yes, correct. >> suga. >> yes. >> reason i came in here, we will get to it but you have to look at this. what is that? let me spin it around. is that a brandsino. >> yes, stuffed with jumbo crab meat. >> done in your way. >> yes. >> how do you describe your food. >> based on how i grew up, chinese food. i make things different. i only use fresh ingredients. then i learned french cooking. >> did you miss it a little bit. >> yes, i did. >> i'm thrilled to have you back. i d

this is a great event, and not to mention that governor susana martinez will be on a v.p. short list for sure. >> she's a trailblazer. >> there's no question about it. >> give me the 30-second sales pitch that you make to latinos when they're still deciding whether i want to commit to a democratic point of view or a republican point of view. you go. >> the republican party is a home to latinos, and i think that they should join us. we have the right idea when it comes to education, when it comes to jobs, when it comes to national security. i mean, when you look at the grand scheme of things, the republican party is on the right side of history on each and every one of these. unfortunately, joe, we have a little problem right now, and his name is donald trump. and donald trump is pushing a lot of our guys away. and it's important that latinos don't lose focus. we have to separate the message from the messenger. this is a beautiful party, this is a great party, and i think you should be part of it. detail, but if that's the message, if the republicans are on the right side of those iss

his boss has his eye on susana. >> it's in english and splans splanglish. >> star jose perez is himself mexican. >> it's an interesting cast of what w we have here. it's the microcosm of the american society. >> it was performed 230 years ago. at heart it's a story that pits haves against have nots. in this case an undocumented immigrants. at the manhattan school of music productions like this are helping to draw new audiences to opera. >> we have a name and the title that the audience is going to recognize. then you have a contemporary iconic reference that people are going to identify with, and it's a smashup that you'll want to see because it's new and different. >> he wanted to create a work as revolutionary as mozart's was in his day. >> there are universal human rights that are fundamental. in today's day and age, whether we're talking about undocumented workers in the united states or syrian refugees in europe, there is a similar dialogue. >> an important conversation that can be sung as well as spoken. kristen saloomey. al jazeera, new york. >> winning best picture at the hong k

jimena: sabemos el secreto de susana gonzÁlez, preparÓ un sahmpoo orgÁnico para su sobrina y ha sidos millones de fanÁticos alrededor del mundo tenga la oportunidad de tener en su poder un pedacito de jugador mÁs emblemáticos de el mundo. julio iglesias y por problemas de nervio ciÁtico y acaba de cancelar la presentaciÓn pautada para maÑana en miami, fuera de programada para el prÓximo aÑo. beyonce arrancÓ su vida en la ciudad de miami con un Éxito total, haciendo despliegue de coreografÍa y sensualidad enloqueciendo sus fanÁticos en la ciudad de el sol. maÑana los espero como siempre en el gordo y la flaca a las 04:00 de la tarde por univisiÓn. >> nosotros a usted lo esperamos maÑana en punto de la serie la tarde. 06:00 de la tarde. a continuaciÓn llega el noticiero nacional. que tengan todos muy buenas noches. Ás informaciÓn. buenas tardes. presentadora: el presidente barack obama dijo que no se siente optimista de que se pueda lograr una reforma migratoria antes de que termine su mandato. agregÓ que el tema migratorio serÁ determinante para ganar la casa blanca en las prÓximas el

. >> he's in a movie with susana ran don and life with the befrly hills housewife. then we're going to get you caught on the celebri scoop which you might have missed. beyonce has a mysterious video. have you heard anything about it? it's going to leave you thirsty for more. >> and this rising country star who's living the dream. his name is drake white. he makes his national tv debut when he sings his newest single. he's down stairs with his parent, his wife -- >> that's who that crowd was! >> everybody is down there. everybody is down there. >> this is his national debut which is fun. the whole family is here. >>> we have to talk about how unbelievable your weekend was. >> it was one of those! >> it was one for the record bo away -- my sister flew in from dubai. she made my mom the most delicious videotape? >> not that one. somehow it got lost. >> you sent it to me. >> i know we're getting it. then, after that, when we surprised her with a trip to the bahamas. so we were lounging out in our bathing suits and this whole parade of people came in to sing but we were

new mexico governor, susana martinez comes up. you're in the region. what do you think? >> i think she would be a fine choice. i trust donald trump to make the best choice. i'm sure we're happy the choice he makes. given he will clear the bar, he is free to choose anybody, he is free to choose anybody he wants to be vice president. i know, he already given hints which direction he is going to go. he wants someone that knows their way around washington which i think is very smart move. i think we'll all be happy with the choice. now that we see he is mathematically the only one to reach the nomination, he basically is the presumptive nominee at this point, i think he's going to be receiving a lot of phone calls people lining up to be his vp. deirdre: jeff dewitt, thank you very much. arizona state treasurer, jeff dewitt. >> want to let you know amazon soaring in this after-hours. it had a huge beat on earnings and revenue across the board. if you loo session it is up around 11% right now. so founder ceo, jeff bezos also making another $6 billion in net worth on paper. far

in this story his boss has his eyes on his fiancÉ susana. >> it's in english and spanglish so it is accessible audience. >> it is a chance to play characters that modern audience can relate to. including an aspiring actress and a star of hip-hop. >> it's a very interesting cast that we have here. it's a micros couldism of the american society. >> figero was first performed 230 years ago. at hearts it's a story that pits haves against have notes. in this case an undocumented immigrant. the themes are as relevant at ever. >> production likes this are helping to draw new audiences to opera. >> to have a the name in the title that the audience is going to recognize. then you have a contemporary iconic republicans that people are also going to identify with, and it sounds like a mash up of some kind that you'll want to see because it's new and different. >> the writer wanted to create a work as revolutionary as mozart's was in his day. >> there are universal human rights that are fundamental. you know, in today's day and age, whether we're talking about undocumented immigrant workers in the united

. >> susana martinez, great governor. she has a lot of moxie to the ticket if she were there. she is female, hispanic, very articulate. she is terrific spokesperson, the question is that a right fit? it could be but i'm not quite ready to go with bill to say it is only one. pick her and it's over. it is never over. quite frankly the vp pick larry wins or loses an election. deirdre: governor, stay with me. we'll get viewers back to the trump event. just to listen in. >> there is only one problem. now there's no path to victory for cruz. so he should get out. they shut both get out. they should. they should both get out. they can't win. [cheering] and when they get out, when they get out, we will start on hillary clinton like nobody's ever seen before. nobody. [cheering] we're going to have an unbelievable time. you know, they said to some of the people in clinton's camp, he saw this, who does she least want to run against? the guy said, trump, because man, look what he did. he had 17 senators, governors, very capable people like ben carson, who endorsed me and who is incredible

your defeated by the current governor susana martinez. your thoughts on donald trump on the issue of women? >> he has a long history of saying terrible things about women. and while -- while i'm in agreement with sue wilson beffort, there is very much more important issues, women, i believe, are going to flock to hillary clinton in droves. she is the together a very diverse coalition of voters. if you look at pennsylvania and maryland last night, african-americans, women, voted for her in 65% or more numbers. that is happening across the country. women understand when a man uses language like -- code language and says things about a woman's looks, trying to position her, hillary clinton has proved over the years she has the experience and the temperament and the qualifications. i actually heard a troubled spokesman last -- trump spokesman last night saying no one really goes into the job of president ready to do the job. i beg your pardon, hillary clinton comes to the job with foreign policy, domestic experience and has been tested over 2