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afghan officials tell fox news they've uncovered contacts between russian officials in the tele- band. afghanistan's president same says russia will pay a price. conor powell has the story change. >> american combat operations are finished but the fight against the taliban is far from over. afghan troops continue to battle insurance. the relationship with russia is sounding alarms in washington and kabul. >> washington will suffer if it chooses -- the tele- band provides the platform for other terrorist organizations. >> the afghan president stopped short of saying that moscow is supporting the taliban. this news comes as the trump administration debates options in afghanistan. he said he hopes american trainers and advisors will remain but the white house has proposed slashing the u.s. foreign aid budget. many fear that america's commitment to afghanistan will not survive the trump administration. >> we want a partnership, the way we have worked and fought shoulder to soldier -- shoulder to shoulder, we don't want to be a burden. >> the pentagon estimates developing the mineral wealt

my teleatives, help my mom out. she had to raise three children. we were very poor.s would come over to make her feel good. and i was always so grateful that they were so nice to her. they were the ones that told me, we love the way you paint, and we love the way you sing. i said, that is who i am. it it was a wonderful thing that came from my own family. they were good to my mom. >> they encouraged you to do more participating? >> they said, we love the way you paint and the way you sing. i said, that is who i am. to this day, it is i have been studying, to paint and sing. i love it. >> have you slowed down on painting? >> no, i paint every day. >> every day? >> every day. >> you make me feel like a slacker. you are getting up there every day. >> i watch you every night. you paint every day. man. and do you paint different things, when you get up to panlt every day, you pick up a paint brush and just go? >> i live across the street from central park. in the heart of manhattan. my boss, my god is nature. it is everything. nature is unbelievable. the more you study it

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everyone is dead and tele-health. we have been reading about the challenges of rural hospitals in rural populations. we are very entries did and it's one of our priority populations than we have a fairly robust portfolio of though it could be a lot bigger. things are being done now that weren't the match in five years ago. they were giving ppa thrombolytic message. they are doing it with a van that with a benacquisto if i were a person just had a stroke with a neurologist at the university medical center. deciding whether to start this person i.t. pa as they bring them into the hospital. it's quite amazing. technology in general are comparative questions about them that matter to patients and certainly that is one that generates solutions provisions. >> we used tele health a lot. in particular for mental health. so i've been seeking psychiatrists are providing counseling and services in oregon. we are in pretty remote areas. mental health is not the area at all. i know some of our systems, even kaiser have been lookin

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right now we sent a letter to secretary kelly asking him just tell us what the policy is, tele us what the direction and guidance you're giving to people. that not unlike the set aren't to the white house. >> what's happening in your district? how are you seeing the impact? >> , diverse district. and i have mayors and councilmembers who believe that our cities are not saying when we are threatening people who are legally allowed to be here. that it becomes even more dangerous when those individuals may see a crime or be a victim of a crime but refused reported because they're afraid is going to lead to something else. we have illustrations of ice of taking a parent away we have children in society that has a facility in one of our strip malls where they have a daca car out there and we have a supreme court judge in new jersey who says that that's not be happening in the court.of so we have a lot of tension in the community and a lot of fear. and a lot of determination on the part of our mayors to ensure that the communities are safe. >> houses different this administration then under t

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these places we should mention nigeria, in afghanistan a genuine tele-been resurgence and introductionof isis, afghan expression. if you are living in those zones you are not looking at the data and thinking my life is pretty good. i think the danger from jihadi him in its various forms isn't that they could obtain a weapon of mass destruction and really be an existential threat to western nationstates although that is not something we should rule out and security agencies everywhere are alert to it but the danger is the danger comes from the fact that making people feel insecure if you are in large urban areas in europe you are constantly worried about the next ak-47 that will go off, that itself is a danger and it drives people to embrace harsher and harsher politics and turn to illiberalism. not the scale that quantifying the threat, what would it be, it is the fact that people feel insecure. the way to do it isn't to combat people's perceptions but to combat terrorism and bring order to north africa so to limit the flow of refugees. million people is hard to absorb in any part of t

forces operatives. 2-4 days later, we are dropping the mother of all bombs in afghanistan against a tele- complex that isis is starting to use. >> tucker: it sounds like this complex has been here. the president said today that this action is a departure from the previous policies under president obama. why was this complex allowed to exist for all these years? >> it always happens in afghanistan every year, you expect enough demark an uptick in violence. they bring in weapons. >> tucker: why did they drop a similar ordinance on it, the previous administration? >> i think the symbolism of this weapon, you basically have a mushroom cloud in afghanistan. the past administration was more focused on pushing the fight with the afghans. the afghan military on the ground, working with our special operators is really happen to have happy to have this in their arsenal now. >> tucker: what does it do? >> you have stopped the permissive environment that isis has been enjoying in this area. the taliban as well. >> tucker: how large an area is changed? >> a one-mile circumference. it just levels ever

miles of our planet the closest it has come in the last 400 year and should be visible with amateur tele get a look at the weather. >>> in store for nice wednesday on tap. a little bit of rain in the next 24 hours, really clear sky comfortable temperatures. cloud cover along the coast but away from the coast you'll see mainly clear skies. either side 60 degrees around the bay and north bay dropping to the low and mid 40s. highs on your wednesday going to be nice looking day manager jor the day. sunny skies. late wednesday night will be a sprinkle. on the storm impact scale it's a one very weak system north bay could see quarter of an inch, outside of large bay will see much less. we dry out thursday and brighten up heading into the weekend. >>> storm troopers and super heroes will march into downtown san jose for second annual silicone valley comic con. apple founder helped to raise the flag for the event he helped to create. last year it drew 60,000 people. if you go expect to see the cast "the next generation" stars of the walking dead. was a no brainer having it the heart of the silic

tele-subnetworks from your perspective. -- tell us how that works from your perspective. >> so thosecipate in the deal get to talk to management, get more access. as a result, they may be able to form deeper opinions and get access to management. if you think about the way the roadshow works, the company meets with the big investors, the mutual funds and hedge funds but they do not meet with the , sell side firms who are not involved in the deal, so the firms who initiate not involved in the deal have less opportunity to learn about the company. cory: what is it like to sit in your chair and deal with those chinese wall rules? >> i mean, look, the rules are the rules. we get their perspective. -- we get the prospectus. the company allows you to look at the person -- look at the prospectus and ask questions. we do our own third party research, go to the company and ask them to clarify things. some things they can tell you, and some things they can't. cory: one of the partners in my firm refused to meet with management. he did not want to have that influence. what you are describing a

. >> it seemed unlikely they would both be engaging in efforts to bolster or prop up the tele- band,etely. >> they are communicating about the efforts, we believe, and the effect of their efforts would undermine the afghan government. >> martha: we have seen them in afghanistan along with russia, julie, to spread their influence as much as they possibly can in the middle east. where does this go? >> we are seeing this happen since the crimean war, prior generations to that. i would ask this arbitration what i've asked the previous two administrations, which is what does entailing in afghanistan a win for you could mean? with the winning meaning north korea? you can drop all the bombs if you want to drop, but the reality on the ground may or may not change. so what are you trying to accentuate quick technical administration, including this one so far, has not levied with people what he win is for them. we just dropped the biggest bomb since nagasaki in afghanistan and we killed close to 40 people. what does that get us? from what i can tell, and admiral said a long time ago that the o

third, a wall will not help fight the drug carr teles. if mexico reduces its cooperation with i.c.e. and d.e.a., it will be more difficult for us to successfully build cases. finally the wall will not help us address the most pressing migration challenge we face. with thousands of gad. most migrants are turning in to border patrol agents. under lap we can't build a wall and bounce them off. we must allow asigh limb claims to be heard. wall's not going to help us with chems we face at the border. in the 1970s senator problems meyer handed out what he called the golden fleece program. i can't think of any project that would make him happier. republican representative that's sad enough. even sadder is that the effort to build the wall will divert resors away measures that would help. our immigration system is indeed in crisis, straining from the flow of central american asylum seekers. suffice it to say, a wall's not going to help nor will it make us safer from criticism or organized crime. it's a bad idea and i hope congress does not suppor

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some of them are doing tele town halls and how some are having open town halls.at interacting with their constituents and hearing their concerns. it's going to make them better when they come back to washington. that they heard what they're hearing and bringing it back to their legislation. >> neil: i hope they don't retreat from that or do one where they can call in or something like that. i think they look like they're running scared. but what's your sense of candidates that hold these forums, especially like they've been doing in the spring break? >> i think it's important to go and stand in front of your constituents. it's up to those congressional members and takes the tough questions. that's why we come on your show. we have to be ready to take the tough questions, right, neil? >> that's what i said, fair and balanced. >> and this whole tax cut debate is getting dragged on. republicans risk grabbing defeat from the certain jaws of policy victory here. because they can be in agreement and are in agreement on not only the timing but the degree of tax cuts and

standing outed polling stake since the polls opened and see a steady flow of people coming to vote who teled told us they couldn't wait to vote. the populo ulace and ones that represent more openness and more european yahoo! union. the french have a sense they are voting for the future direction of france. perhaps in a way they never did before. one official figure which gives us an indication of that enthusiasm to vote. the mid-day turnout rate is up on 2012. >> melissa, it's clear that the terror attack has not had an impact on turnout, but considering the rules in france about new polling, is there any indication that the terror attacks may have had some impact on the choice that some voters are making? >> that's the point is that because it happened when it did, 9:00 p.m. local time on thursday night, just a day ahead of the end of the campaign, the polls we had one friday morning but that had been compiled before the attack. there has has been no measure in the opinion polls on the affect it might have on the choice people are making so we have to wait until 8:00 p.m. local time tonight

volvemos con un segmento de tele medicina. hoy, estamos con norma, cÓmo estÁs? norma: muy bien.estÁn brincando, esto es para todos ustedes que hacer mucho ejercicio de impacto. correr, brincar, puede causar una inflamaciÓn, especialmente, en la zona frontal de la rodilla. hay un ligamento que le puede dar como tendinitis. te pregunto, en esa zona, lo sientes caliente cuando te duele? norma: caliente y siento que me drena algo por dentro. doctor: perfecto. eso es un signo de inflamaciÓn. cuando sientes que estÁ caliente es un signo de inflamaciÓn. es un signo que ese ligamento que es ese hueso que vemos al frente con el de abajo esta inflamado. lo otro que sientes podrÍa ser inflamaciÓn o lÍquido dentro de la rodilla. estÁs tomando algÚn medicamento? norma: ahora, en este momento, estoy de descanso de hacer mis clases. tengo casi un mes sin dar clases. tomÓ las pastillas que venden en las farmacias para dolor de rodilla. me pongo las compresas calientes y frÍo. esa es mi terapia. doctor: ademÁs de eso, quÉ haces en la casa? estÁs casada? tienes hijos? norma: estoy casada y tengo

. >> the visit comes on the heels of the worst attack by the tele- band since the war began.he afghan the afghan ministry of defense met with james mattis but has now resigned in the wake of the attack on an afghan military base in northern afghanistan this weekend that left more than 140 afghan soldiers died. there are suggestions the pakistan-based group may have coordinate if the attack, at a press conference this morning standing next to the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, james mattis was asked about reports the russians are now arming the taliban. >> we are going to have to confront russia with what they are doing being contrary to international law or denying the sovereignty of other countries for example, any weapons being funneled here from a foreign country would be a violation of international law. we continue to get reports of this assistance. >> general nicholson was asked about why he chose to drop the military's largest nonnuclear weapon in the province on the border with pakistan recently, the mother of all bombs targeted the tunnels used by isis fighters w

in the sense that tehran cannot take over the government, but the government cannot take over the tele- band. >> jenna: i don't know why i'm feeling this way, but i have to ask the question, let's go drop 100 bombs in an area were all these guys are hiding out, where we know where they are, we know that they're bad, we know there's not a lot of civilians and let's do it once and for all. why are we doing that? >> i think they would if they could. if it makes sense tactically. obviously, nicholson had a heck of a problem on his hands. they tried putting soldiers in there. he asked the air force if they had a solution for him and they gave him a solution. i suspect they are out of that immediate area because they know they're going to get in our bomb. >> jenna: we have to point out that a soldier was killed in this area. it would be curious to see what is the actor a fact after this news. general nicholson is the same one who is requesting more soldiers to go into afghanistan. that's being considered by second mattis, is that a good idea? >> he requested and were advisors, but that will

over the past decade or more and afghanistan, we've been focused on al qaeda, the tele- band, but now significant that we are focused on isis. this area between afghanistan and pakistan is significant because in the past when it comes to our military aggression, it has been very difficult to target these areas along the border with pakistan because of obvious sensitivities with pakistan being a sovereign nation. that is also significant to talk about, chris, the importance of putting in the context of the news and everything happening in the world, but when it comes to afghanistan and targeting this specific area and this specific enemy, it is a marked change from the past two administrations. >> that is right and again as i say, i think donald trump has showed a willingness to project american force less than 100 days into office that we certainly did not see with a barack obama who the trump administration openly dismissed as his paralysis through analysis, and even george w. bush's administration. this is a president who in a very short period of time has shown a muscular use of fo

i'm very good at quizzes on tele.and says aerobic activity improves our ability to think, learn, plan and remember. physical exercise can really help your brain function, your learning memory function. and that's really a very important motivator for people. because everybody cares about how well they age from the point of view of their mental functions. the research found thatjust half—an—hour of moderate exercise every week was beneficial. but that the more exercise you have beyond was even better. of course, physical exercise isn't the only way to keep our minds active. and mental health charities say other factors, such as what we eat and drink, and keeping our brains stimulated, are all equally important. artificial intelligence is now a key part of our everyday lives — it's most commonly in our smartphones. our devices learn something about us every time we use them. now a new report says the uk should be doing more to make the most of this technology. tim muffett explains. let's get you all set up. elaine has t

we go up to chicago and our rick san telely. a lot of folks scratching their heads if this continued to move lower in rates even as signs continue to appear that the economy is improving. confidence both business and consumers off the charts. >> no, i agree on the confidence thing. confidence is high. and i think that has a lot of positive associated with it, but gdp isn't one of them. it's going to be many quarters even if everything goes perfect before you see that. i look at it a little bit different. let's got board quick, judge. i continue to see the most important level. there was two levels. 227 where we settled the last day on the 1231 of 15. it took us basically the entire year just about to overtake it. and what's interesting is, we overtook on 1117 we started our consolidation. but this move from november 4th to november 14th, and that was a friday, so only six trading days, we covered 50 basis points. so there's two things. growth just is slow to change. and we're still at a lofty level reflecting growth. we're only

instead, some are conducting "tele-town halls" over the phone and social media. ( boos ) a big question will the anger translate beyond town halls? this week in kansas, in a rock solid republican district, the g.o.p. only narrowly won a special election for the house seat vacated by mike pompeo, who's now director of the c.i.a. there's another closely-watched special house election next tuesday, in georgia, to replace tom price, the new secretary of health and human services. and with that, we turn to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields, and "new york times" columnist david brooks. >> woodruff: the n.b.a. playoffs welcome, gentlemen. so, david, what do you make of all this hostility at some of the town halls? >> i think there are with two issues. one is the hostility of the town hall. i'm not sure what to make of that. i think it's progressives are as enraged as the tea party people were of several years ago. the larger issue is the shift in the polls in that kansas race and other races and the shift we see in the polls generally. that's not only

. >> we lost a fantastically successful tele-stroke clinic, because it's very hard to do it, but it's the right thing to have access to stroke experts within three minutes. so that marketplace makes it harder, but there are examples and, actually, i would example telemedicine is -- i would argue telemedicine is one. i'd like to see a closer linkage around figuring out that when an innovation is reducing cost overall, how do we capture that value appropriately and who gets rewarded. because right now it's very hard. >> so i would just observe when people make the observation about technology and other businesses, they're generally talking about the substitution effect and the ability of technology to result in fewer people being necessary. >> good point. >> we saw in the last election some of the consequences of those advances, right? in terms of how people feel about ask what's occurring with regard to the adoption of technology. that can eliminate jobs. health care is still a very, health care is a service business. like hotels, it's like the hotel business in that regard, right? at

policymakers expressed a profound fear that the tele terrien enemies would use the openness and free speech of democratic politics and civil society to undermine democracy from within. 1980's the u.s. between conflict america's proclaimed commitment is free enterprise and market and trade. and japan's alledge request for reliesmarket document -- on industrial collusion and widespread cooperation. in this decade the notion was especially alarming because of reagan's own robust commitment to free enterprise. reagan came to office in 1981. american prosperity would be achieved through deregulation. free enterprise is not only entered tries -- not only energize the economy but it is a global of american character. as he claimed, only when individuals are free to worship, only then do society becomes progressive and free. japan's meteoric ride seems to cast doubt on this ambitious agenda. subverted they structures and values of the american economy and free world. baldrige -- in a 1984 meeting, japan clearly intends to dominate by 1990 or 2000. commitmentamerica's to smith's invisible han

it became another one of the so-called outside agitators, tearing up discontent and sell teling southern secrets. correspondents sometimes felt like soldiers behind enemy lines. that's how they felt during the civil rights movement. jake: there is a reason for the state to be alarmed in this era. during the obama era, he used the espionage act to go after leakers who provided information to journalists more than every other single president before him combined. so, his white house went out of their way to demonize an entire network and say, it's not a legitimate news organization. not saying that this anchor or this show or this report is illegitimate, but that an entire network was not a legitimate news source. so, again, i'm not saying it's equivalent, but i wasn't a fan of that either. in terms of your question about, is there a danger, i was called a right wing hack for eight years. and now people with pink hats are celebrating me. so i don't know that i'm supposed to really pay too much attention to it. martin: final thought? jake: you didn't like the pink hat reference? brian: it h

. >> catherine paid for the tele- scope which we have a picture of. >> one more. one more. don't mind us at the site, having this site pickering wanted a new much larger telescope. he said he needed $50000 and she came forward and wrote him a check. he. >> he also sent some of his own money. >> he spent some of his own money into the observatory. >> can we go back to the picnic scene. >> picnic in peru. they started the place. our next picture is the globular cluster and he became interested in these globular clusters of stars, the technical term, a got about stars and he noticed that they were full of variable stars which he was interested in. in the close-up picture he and his wife would try to count the number of stars in each cluster and when they got closer to the center it was impossible. then they were also looking at pictures of the same clusters over time to see the variations. >> leah, can you tell us is this one of the plates? this image is of the plate? >> yeah. >> it's interesting because until they could understand distances to things they couldn't understand

i know in large systems, they been looking at the tele- stroke initiative and i do believe there was a company that was founded by someone in gw. this is becoming a real and it gets rid of that aspect of zip code medicines. the issue is of the technology, right? if the delivery of that theory specific narrow time window. that's what's really exciting about that. i think we'll see more of that. >> we use a lot of virtual care, whether it's a secure messaging, i think to carolyn's point, it's the system behind the technology that. se, matters here. >> one of the issues with the finances of healthcare is recognizing the different incentives you have at the va and they're using telehealth as opposed to whether it's an add-on without an easy ability to capture savings as part of the service system. that's not really something they can answer, you can can look at whether it's clinically effective but under what circumstances the other issue is of course doesn't make sense to adopt it and then it's hard to do it as part of the financial words. the question is, is it a new service or a chang

this is his residence on tele .trive -- talus drive this is 9419. -- talisman drive. cia, fbi understood for the first time who he was. this house had been on the market for about three months. not much interest. suddenly one afternoon, a well-dressed woman comes in, says she would like to buy it. no contingencies, no inspections. she will pay cash. she would like to close within seven days. this would be the primary fbi observation post looking right into the house. ultimately, he would communicate dead drops around washington and northern virginia. we did a complete list of him in the book. on his final drop, february 2001, it was at fox stone part. one piece ofs a johnson & johnson medical tape foxed horizontally of the stone park sign. he disappeared into the park nine minutes. if you walk four and a half minutes into the park, you come to this bridge. he left his package between the bottom of the wooden bridge in the concrete there in the wooden bank. when he comes back out, his car is left there. it is currently about 5:00 p.m. he has just dropped his best frien

la ciudad de donde principalmente realizan estos fraudes teling the foeng es tÓ. >>> las autoridades quebrado, en ni meg mi negocio. >>> mÁs adelante regresamos con mÁs noticias en "un nuevo dÍa" ahora continuamos con Échate pa ca ira shell y anita adelante chicas. >>> Échate para acÁ >>> ha llegado el momento de Échate pa ca rico, oye que bÁrbaro esta nota cuando la leÍ casi me voy de espaldas. porque sufrir un secuestro es algo muy fuerte y muy comÚn. aseguran que dos hombres trataron de secuestrar a alberto aguilera junior en ciudad juÁrez. aparentemente Él iba a sacar un auto y estos dijeron le dijeron que estos hombres lo estaban esperando, estas cosas extraÑas se estÁn sucediendo, porque se pelean por mucho, por mucho dinero de la lencia de juan gabriel. lo cual es correcto. >>> quÉ miedo >>> ayer se llevÓ la premier de rÁpido y furioso y hablÓ de la relaciÓn con el padre de su hija >>> no le digo quÉ dice la carta. de cÓmo estÁ milan, y seres amigos. >>> podrÍan darle un hermanito ot otra vez >>> no con otro hermanito sÍ pero no el mismo papÁ >>> no era noviemb novios y aho am

you know when you're waiting for a phone call and it's a tele telemarketrer instead of who you wantedfor it. jon: and how is it that we, individual taxpayers and payroll taxes are up higher than they've ever been and yet the government still manages to lose men? >> right. because apparently sharks' feelings are way more important than us getting to save a little money. jon: if we would cut out some alpaca tax loopholes we might collect a little more revenue. >> i'm gonna buy a bunch of. i don't know if the alpaca store is open on easter but definitely tomorrow. pete: then jump on the phone with telemarketers while playing the clarinet. nice easter dress. >> thank you. i thought about it. i was trying to be festive. pete: well played. jon: you are festive. pete: chopping, is "homeland" your favorite show? well, its lead actor says it's time for the show to focus on political correctness and that white men are the bad guys. jon: and some members of president obama's administration speaking out, including former defense secretary leon panetta where he says the last president went wrong i

asÍ es estÁ romantico y tambiÉn costoso (risas) >>> muy costoso tremenda exclusiva, estÁ cerca de la telehumor, y ahÍ estÁ recogiendo su auto >>> tampoco serÍa como ella tiene el estilo entre alicia, mirka, la chule >>> daisy, tambiÉn >>> pudieron analar el peido >>> de luis miguel >>> muy bien peinado >>> estÁ mas delgado >>> se ve muy bien, se ve mÁs delgado. el estilo de peinado es diferente se le ve mÁs frente pero se ve guapo muy bien. >>> de frente, de lado, de espalda. (risas) >>> pero miren ahÍ estÁ galan, vamos a seguir analizando este video mÁs adelante, no se pueden perder todos los detalles porque tenemos mÁs informaciÓn >>> ay! >>> y bueno por otra parte con un show espectacular, mi querida adamaris, con barba y todo, alejandro fernÁndez triunfa en el palenque de texcoco mientras que espera que luis miguel pague lo que debe el sol estÁ comiendo y nada estresado como lo hemos visto, disfruta de su nueva conquista estrenando nuevo look >>> a lo mejor no estÁ estresando, alejandro fernÁndez, pero luis miguel debe estarlo porque tendrÁ que pagarle >>> les cuento que nacho resulÓo

se coloca muy adelante de la tele.e ser peligroso a la hora de nadar, pero, yo digo, que a no ser un nadador profesional, no se supone que les pase nada. si el niÑo quiere entrar al agua no creo que pase nada. si va a competir, entonces, puede ser mÁs peligroso. es un mito, siempre y cuando, no sea una competencia. >> por quÉ a nosotros no nos dejaban meter en el agua? juan: las abuelitas siempre han mandado en la cultura. [risas] [hablan al unÍsono] >> mis nietos no me hacen caso. juan: hagan caso a las abuelitas. finalmente, tania. tania: sopa de pollo es mÁgica. juan: para quÉ? caÑa: tiene tos y le das sopa. juan: eso me encanta! si tiene gripe, sopa. -- toma sopa. cuando nosotros estamos enfermos necesitamos que nuestro sistema inmunolÓgico ayude a curar nos. la sopa de pollo ayuda y ataca el virus. la sopa de pollo, la verdad, me gusta. de todas maneras, muchas gracias. les quiero regalar una copia de mi libro. muchas gracias. muchas gracias! los consejos de ustedes siguen siendo importantes. hay que hacer caso a

>>> pero desde hace rato rato no se pierdan la series de tele mundo.iguel el sol de mÉxico. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> a pleno sol. asÍ celebra su cumpleaÑos el tÍo de sofia vergara y enciende las redes desde altamar aquÍ tenemos todas las imÁgenes. lo ve [representante bancario] déjame adivinar. dejaste tu billetera en tus otros pantalones... [cliente] ¡sí, y necesito dinero ya! no puedo llegar tarde al juego... [representante bancario] ¡no hay problema! puedes usar tu app de wells fargo para retirar dinero de nuestros cajeros automáticos. [cliente] ¡sí, mucho mejor! ¡muchas gracias! ya sabes, el equipo la verdad me necesita. [representante bancario] ¡claro que sí! [cliente] no, es que en serio, sin mí no pueden ganar. ¡los¡como el regreso de susos de traviesos amigos azules! ahora, tus niños disfrutarán lo bueno de la leche y las mandarinas cuties... y una smurf house con dos personajes de la película "smurfs: the lost village". en cada happy meal de mcdonald's. así que encuentra la venus que se ajuste a tus curvas, cuanto más suave es tu piel, más cómoda te

>>> bueno entre ya a tele un mundo.com y vota si o ¿no? voz, y quÉ quiere?. >>> usted estÁ aquÍ para todo lo se me ofreciera me dijo eso tormenta. >>> contes te soldado. >>> tiene mucho tiempo para platicar? >>> quÉ pasarÁ no se pierda las series de telemundo, la doÑa a las ocho de la noche, siete centro. >>> y seguido por la semana de estreno del capo. >>> buenÍsima. >>> serÁ que los descubren sera --- grandes daÑos dejaron las fuertes rfagas de vientos durante la noche de ayer y esta madrugada... take vo --- un camin de carga se volc en el puente de la baha causando el cierre de todos los carriles en direccin a ''treasure island'' los cuales a esta hora ya han sido reabiertos... 2 shot/ arlen --- los vientos tambin provocaron que varios rboles se derrumbaran y varias casas se quedararan sin electricidad... y vamos a pasar con kris snchez de nuestra estacion hermana nbc bay area, quien se encuentra en fremont con ms informacin.... take lot ... arlen/outro ---- durante el da se espera continen las lluvias... los mantendremos informados por

francisca: estamos todos pegados cada noche en la tele y en las redes sociales.lami, la divina mortadella y picosito capicola. ponle también queso provolone, orégano mediterráneo y aceite y vinagre para un sub simplemente perfetto. el italian hero footlong. autentico sabor italiano de un mejor subway. pero solo por tiempo limitado. a tus articulaciones.alegra el alma a todos pero hace infeliz por esos queridos dolores que valen la pena, levantemos un vaso de agua y tomemos una advil. porque nada funciona más rápido, por más tiempo o más fuerte que advil. ¡salud! desde que se conocieron, comodidad y protección es por eso que pampers swaddlers es la opción #1 de los hospitales para arropar a tu bebé en una suavidad única para que sólo sientan amor. pampers swaddlers ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: el tener baja autoestima por causa de sobrepeso en la suma de muchas situaciones que podrÍan ser sencillas pero no lo son. como no poder comprar ropa que te gusten o realizar ciertas actividades fÍsicas. incluso poder llegar a ser en ocasiones la burla de familiares y amigos. vamos a conocer

. >> tÚ sabes que la gente va como en el tele un fo. >> seÑores, vamos a cambiar de conversaciÓn porque manejar. es que uno nunca puede romper su relaciÓn con la ex. sÍ, porque tienes que mantenerte en contacto con el niÑo. >> los horarios. ay! que comprensiva. >> ay! pero... tan valiente que vamos hablar de todo, ese tema prefiriÓ ab abstenerse. >> nos vamos a las noticias con vanessa. >>> hoy es dÍa de abrazar a una persona que trabaja en noticias. >> buenos dÍas. >> es el dÍa de abrazar a una persona que trabaja en noticias con todo el gusto para que vean la repeticiÓn instantÁnea. >> me estaba sintiendo muy solito. >> estoy contigo. >> bueno, muchas gracias vamos inmediatamente con las noticias mÁs importantes en el dÍa de hoy >>> el gobierno de donald trump persigue a las noticias que contraten una cantidad de trabajadores extranjeros para evitar fraudes en los visados se realizÓ el mismo dÍa que comenzaron aceptar las peticiones para el aÑo fiscal 2018. >> se desvanecen las esperanzas de encontrar sobrevivientes en mocoa, colombia, sobrepasa los 207 mes de un centenar de personas

>>> su madre, fue una confesiÓn que se la dio a grandes tele rii televisora y lo sabemos, ahora que hemosama interrogan a hombre obsesionado con malaya >>> Últimamente dormir es uno de los placeres mÁs grandes porque mucha gente padece insomnio le cuesta trabajo quedarse dormido y lo peor es quedarse en la cama dando vueltas como si fuera. >> cÓmo estamos nosotros estudiando. >> estoy aagotado, estoy sfrosu. >> ¿quÉ di que skwe la universidad de mit universidad de michigan? >>> perdÓn, seÑores me falta estudiar la materia gris. >> lo que tiene que hacer es levantarse de la cama y usted tiene que levantarse, irse algÚn sitio oscuro, relajarse, leer un libro o ver televisiÓn para de esa manera distraer la mente y poder encontrar el sueÑo. >> el otro dÍa estaba sÚper cansada, tenÍa deseo de dormirme, agarrÉ un momento el telÉfono aunque dicen que no siempre los aparatos electrÓnicos son buenos empecemos a mirar y por lo general soy de buen dormir. >> voy a dar la direcciÓn de algunas redes sociales. bueno enseguida estaremos hablando de el capo quÉ pasarÁ. llegÓ el avance. >> serÁ mas adelan

extinguieron hace muchÍsimo tiempo, tiempo me gusta ver, me gustaba ver antes con mi mamÁ documentales en la tele parte en donde habla el resta de la familia. >> pero yo de verdad sentÍ el corazÓn, ay! es una jovencita. >> fÍjate que es jovencita pero la noto como bastante clara, no se ve como ay! la farÁndula es lo que le gusta, puedo conocer artistas que sÍ he conocido pero no tiene que ver con su personalidad, tranquila en su casa con su mamÁ. >> ahora lo que no le creÍ que tuvo novio. >> ¿ana te han besado alguna vez? >>> (risas). >> ¿nunca has tenido novio? >>> creo que mejor le pregunto a tu amigo mario vannucci, tÚ dime. >> (risas) >>> mira mi querida rashel mejor me cayo porque temo por mÍ vida mis amados dueÑos del universo es jueves 6 de abril, vamos a ver lo que te prepara el taroscopo. >> comenzamos con aries, el color es el verde porque necesitas estar con verdad en tu vida y viene una propuesta buena de dinero y comienza a florecer algo maravilloso. >> mis queridos tauro, se revela en tu vida una situaciÓn de muchÍsima felicidad para estos prÓximos dÍas el color dorado ¿por quÉ? por

se lleva a cabo el tele radio maratÓn del hospital, estamos esperando sus donaciones para poder curar32 aquÍ vamos a estar toda la maÑana, esperamos su llamada, mÁs adelante estarÉ contestando. los invito a que donen, lo que usted pueda crÉanme que les darÁ una sonrisa a una familia y a un niÑo que estÁ pasando por esta situaciÓn. mire nada mÁs, el dÍa de ayer ricky martin se estrenÓ en la ciudad de las vegas en el show mÁs esperado del aÑo. estuvieron muchos famosos. nuestro querido amigo de "primer impacto", tony dandrade. aquÍ les tengo las fotos, le voy a enseÑar para que vean la cara de felicidad que tenÍa el comprometido de ricky martin. ahÍ estÁ, lo pueden ver. muchas personas y como saben estamos aqui en este dÍa especial para estos niÑos que padecen de cÁncer, usted puede llamar. #miactodebondades su acto de bondad el dÍa de hoy puede ser llamar aquÍ a este telemaratÓn y pueda donar para dar una sonrisa a todos estos niÑos. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica", vengo mÁs adelante con más. karla: usted en casa conviÉrtase en Ángel esperanza para estos niÑos. empezamos el dÍ