. >> 69-year-old yolanda carter has her eyes on the sweet potato pies hot from the officer of oven in the kitchen of her long time more at the cecil b. moore pub look housing complex. in may of last year this kitchen scene was not so serene. >> my grandson was coming this way and he said grandmom, look out! by the time i looked up the ceiling was coming down. >> reporter: literally came down on your head. >> came down or my head. >> reporter: for three years she's been battling flying critters are termite or carpenter ants that destroyed one living room window sill and badly damaged another and then back in july of this year -- >> my granddaughter, she was up here, and she said, oh, my god! >> reporter: ceiling of this upstairs bedroom collapsed. >> it was just -- just came down. >> reporter: revealing what appeared to be badly stained insulation that looked like it had been chewed on. >> i'm like, i have to get out of here. that was my first thought. i said before this place actually cave in. >> reporter: that bedroom ceiling collapse happened four months ago. and the philadelphia ho

shayana kadidal and yolanda rondon. before we go, a very quick point, a quick question for yolanda.his issue of muslim families all over being so deeply concerned every time there's an attack in a country that leads so quickly to caricatures and stereotypes, feeling, oh, my gosh, what happens if the person is muslim? what will it mean for my family? yolanda? >> of course there is a legitimate reason behind us. we have to look no further than the recent deal -- statistics released on a hate crime released. we have to look no further than the mass reports adc receives about students bullying in their schools. and no further than the doj's essentially limitless cases that they have taken on this year targetinge is mass both violently as well is systematically to exclude and keep muslims and arabs out of certain communities. and so this is the backlash that people are talking about. it is not only the backlash of violent mechanisms, but in a systematic biases that play out when it comes to employment as well as in the media coverage of it, right? the backlash that people are painted, ri

indicando que estaba haciendo el atentado en nombre de isis" tag: please include this number for yolanda's esto por los recientes eventos ocurridos en manhattan.. ---la policia reforzar la seguridad en los alrededores de la plaza "union square" por ser uno de los lugares ms visitados por turistas y donde a partir de hoy comenzaron los preparativos para la instalacin del habitual rbol de navidad... --- hasta el momento no hay amenazas conocidas en en area de la bahia ---las autoridades del bart han informado que hasta el momento no han recibido ninguna amenaza creible. ---sin embargo, se mantienen alerta ante cualquier eventualidad. ---la policia del bart invita a las personas a denunciar cualquier comportamiento sospechoso o que... ...si observa algn paquete o mochila llame por el numero 877-679- 7000 o al 911 --y precisamente en un intento de prevenir ms ataques como el de ayer, varios lugares en nueva york cuentan con barreras de proteccin hechas de metal, ---pero ahora lideres de esa ciudad hicieron un llamado para aumentar este tipo de seguridad para los peatones... ---"cristian benavi

you lost your sister yolanda, obviously your father, your grandmother was shot dead. assassinated, yeah. your mother died of cancer in 2006. i mean, how has that affected you? it's affected me a lot. a lot of loss and separation. and you know, i deal with issues of abandonment all the time. i've processed through anger, from time to time i still deal with anger. i have to discipline myself so the anger doesn't overtake me. depressed moments as well? yeah, i have depressed moments. i miss my mother, especially, and my sister. because, you know, i knew my mother, i was close to my mother. my father's a different story. and so, you know, i have days when i'm very sad. but what i take with me is the lessons that each one of them taught me in different ways. my father more vicariously but my mother directly, my sister, et cetera, and that's what keeps me going with my faith, my strong faith. i know, obviously, you were only five when your father died. but if he were here and were to look around him at race relations today in the united states, what do you think his opinion

yolanda still waiting for repairs. now visible insulation looks to have been chewed on and those black stains they don't look good. so did she stop paying rent? no. this retired irs worker new better. >> you just can't just hold your rent and say oh i'm holding my rent. because the law is not going to back you. >> reporter: she set up escrow account at the bank and now has four months worth of rent nearly a thousand dollars sitting and waiting. >> i wanted to see when she might be able to expect repairs to be made. >> reporter: i call pha and a short time later she received a call from the authority promising they'll be out next monday to make the necessary repairs. >> i'm not giving them this money until they do exactly what they supposed to do. >> reporter: until they come out don the repairs or until the termites eat the glace eat the place up. >> reporter: yolanda was grateful to us forgetting such action on those long overdue repairs though she told me "it took me getting to you to get to them". i think i understa

. >>> doÑa yolanda sigue la tradiciÓn que le dejo su suegra. >>> asÍ se quedÓ la costumbre. >>> hacemo es el encargado de seguir el legado de su madre. >>> en esta si ya, se septiembre to la gente dice donde se sentÓ arco aquÍ en tal silla quiero esa mesa y esa si ya. la limpieza, buen sabor y discreciÓn son caracterÍstica de pozole de monte zuma, noticias telemundo. frÍo, sueÑo, horas de espera, nada des ni no a los miles que hicieron fila para comprar el nuevo i-phone 10 es, la spek ta tuvo fue la misma que hace 10 aÑos, la gente acampÓ fuera de las tiendas, sillas, arriesgando a todo, porque desde hace dÍas g apple avisÓ que tenÍa pocos telÉfonos disponibles, cuesta mÁs de mil dÓlares, pantalla mÁs amplia y reconocimiento facial. >>> desde hoy, selena es inmortal en hollywood, en una ceremonia que reunirÁ a la familia y fans de la reina de tex-mex, pero serÁ la hermana suzette que reciba la estrella que se entre trabaja a figura que han marcado una huella en el mundo de la entretenciÓn sin dudaselo sna fue una de ellas. >>> ♪ (cantan) >>> mÍo es el dia de la reina de tex-mex con s

. >> reporter: 69-year-old yolanda carter has ear eyes on the sweet potato pies hot from the oven initchen at her long time home at the cecil b. moore housing complex. in may of last year this kitchen scene was not so serene. >> my grandson was coming this way, and he said, grandmom, look out! and by the tomb i looked up, the ceiling was coming down. >> reporter: literally caiman on your head. >> came down on my head. >> reporter: for three years she's been battling flying critters termites or carpenter ants that destroyed one living room window sill and badly damaged another. then bag in july of this year -- >> my granddaughter, she was up here, and she said, oh, my god! >> reporter: ceiling of this upstairs bedroom collapsed. >> it was -- just came down. >> reporter: revealing what appeared badly standup sewell laying that look liked like it had been chewed on. >> i have to get out of here. that was my first thought. i said before this place actually cave in. >> reporter: that bedroom ceiling collapse happened four months ago and the philadelphia housing authority still hasn't repa

victima es un hombre hispano que dice no tener otra opcin que armarse de valor y seguir trabajando ...yolandacho hombres que según, un repartido de comida a domicilio en el bronx, le hicieron la jornada laboral del martes pasado, la más amarga de su vida. sot: yo llegue y como nadie salió le llamé y cuando me dijo que lo esperara y cuando llegaron me agarraron del pecho y me tiraron al piso y me sacaron el dinero y se llevaron la comida" este indefenso trabajador quien prefirió no dar su rostro, dice, que todos los que participaron en el robo son jovencitos,muchos de ellos de la misma cuadra, y que salieron muy tranquilos del lugar después de cometer el crimen. este asalto ocurrió a eso de las 9 de la noche frente a esta vivienda, de la calle leland de donde supuestamente habrían llamado para pedir el domicilio, pero la victima afirma que los sujetos llegaron en carro al lugar y que nadie salió de esa casa. el desafortunado hombre advierte que tiene que seguir trabajando para traer el sustento a su casa donde lo esperan siempre sus esposa y sus dos hijas, pero asegura desde entonces sus días

yolanda:hi, i'm yolanda vazquez.ahead, one young farmer in tennessee takes an award winning approach to diversifying his crops to make for more profitable farm business. john: i'm john lobertini. whenever you reach for that salt shaker, do you ever wonder where the spicy stuff came from?

---"yolanda vazquez" con lo mas reciente... solamente cometi el peor de los atentados terroristas en ny desde el 2001, si no que ahora se re y lo grita a los cuarto vientos desde su habitacin en el hospital en el que fue recluido tras haber recibido un disparo cuando le quit la vida a ocho personas e hiri a 12 ms. as lo revelan los documentos de la corte federal en la que en las ltimas horas, este hombre fue instruido de cargos por apoyar a una organizacin terrorista entre otros. frente a estas escuetas declaraciones de saipov, el presidente trump sigue insistiendo para que las medidas de inmigracin sean ms estrictas y en uno de sus tweeters su peticin fue ms all: "el terrorista de ny, estaba feliz , mientras peda que le colgaran una bandera en la habitacin del hospital. el mat 8 personas , hiri a 12 .debe ser condenado a pena de muerte . esto ltimo en mayscula. saipov, quien alquilo una camioneta de home depot en la ciudad de passaic en nj habra estado ensayando desde el 22de octubre para no fallar a la hora de cometer el aten

hi, i'm yolanda vazquez. specialty cheeses continue to grow in popularity

her name is yolanda right there with her mom.cheers and applause ] >> before we get started what do you love most about the game. >> the show is so much fun. we've been watching it forever. vanna is so execute and did know the trivia about the dress, it's great. it's fun. >> we'll test your knowledge and see how big of a fan you really are. we'll put ten seconds on the clock to solve this puzzle. the category is vanna's favorite food. let's put r, s, t, n, l and e on the board. >> i know what it is. >> yolanda. you better be ready. right now. vanna's favorite food. >> oh, i know -- >> give her another letter. >> one more. >> giver her an m. >> give herrage m. >> i don't kn i don't know. >> it's hard. is it that's a tough one. >> mashed potatoes. >> oh. [ applause ] when you play the game you don't go home empty handedle we'll give you a "wheel of fortune" goody bag, so there you are. it's right there. a lot of goodies from your favorite show. [ applause ] >> happy birthday. >> oh. >> vanna, thank you for coming. i actually have -

it really is broken so all i can do is like -- >> yolanda. >> teyona and barely playable clarinet. >>n with one string our joining hundreds playing a symphony at the 23rd street armory to raise awareness. >> it's great opportunity to help the music program get started back into the schools. >> i love the project. i love that it helps the schools and it brings all these different people together. >> do you have any musical back ground. >> absolutely not. >> no. >> ♪ >> reporter: symphony made up of volunteers are parents, students and professional musicians and listening to them practice clearly made their point. broken instruments played alone not great. but when the community works together, things improve quick quickly. symphony of broken instruments come up with numerous ways that all of cuss help. >> they can adopt an instrument by going to our website. they can play. they can volunteer. they can show up for the concert and all those different ways are ways people can actively see their engagement and involvement making a difference. >> reporter: this is just another example of a

. >> but flying out of philadelphia this morning got a bit tricky for yolanda of willingboro headed totore land owe, florida. >> i'm here early my flight was supposed to leave at 10 and now it's not leaving until 12:50. >> those coming home to philadelphia this evening had few if any complaints. >> i was prechecked. it took a minute to get through security. >> lucky for allison day she boarded in spoke cane washington. she expect aid crush at baggage claim here. >> yeah, i know it's pretty empty, actually. >> are you surprised, i am. >> yeah, i am. >> it was different for thee owe todd flying out of seattl seattle. >> super crowded coming back thanksgiving weekend. so that was crazy. here's not bad actually. >> the dragniche family was ready for mayhem. >> luggage. >> but they were all smiles when they landed. >> we prepared ourselves for yeah lots of people and lots of waiting and yeah we went through pretty quickly. yeah it was great. >> fussy kids. >> yeah one great traveler she was sus fussy and she fell asleep. that's fine. >> 5-year-old nathan grabbed the mic. >> how hi philadelp

in the days that unfolded, he brought in christopher cross, and he brought in yolanda adams, a wonderfulinger. all of them covering their own costs. there is no cost to bring in this great concert were having on sunday evening. the venue where were having it, the owners of that venue were actually impacted by the hurricane as well. they gave us the venue. american airline stepped in and decided to cover the cost of flying all of gary's production and talent folk in. lee really gave away the ticket. the first large vats of tickets went to first responders. we wanted him to come at no cost. 11, 12, 1,301st responders are coming, that many people from the community spirit st. martin's visible church where i served in another churcs partnered with us. it's really a community effort, but we've already filled the concert and many people come that evening and there was no cost, but we are going to raise money for hurricane relief for first responders, military personnel, and others impacted by the hurricane. >> neil: it's going to be a great event. i don't want to be flipping here, but please t

hi, i'm yolanda vazquez.

yolanda: cuando lleguÉ no me gustaba nada, pero callada, no decÍa nada. perdida es irreparable. >> hay personas que me deprimo, me deprimo su ausencia, pasa mucho tiempo y todavÍa es duro. paso por la habitaciÓn y me parece que estÁn viÉndome. dÁnae: no piensen que un si teo de este tipo estÁ fuera de su alcanzo, porque hay ayuda del gobierno, en donde la persona califica para costear los gastos de su ser querido en un hogar de ancianos. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. satcha: para mÁs informaciÓn lo invitamos que viste univisiÓn.com/adultos mayores. continuamos con mÁs aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". adelante. alan: gracias, satcha. ana: aquÍ todos estamos en saludables, alan, manzana, granola de mi jefe jes chef /*- chef jesÚs. alan: giovanni medina con los ataques de su ex pareja, y esta relaciÓn cada vez se separa mÁs, y hay un bebÉ de por medio. hay un poco de comida. chef: buenos dÍas, chamacos, las vegas es una ciudad muy extravagante, todo es exagerado, los hoteles son gigantes, la gente gana mucho dinero, gastan mucho dinero los h

i do want to recognize and thank julie tran and yolanda jackson about coming to sunnydale in. willie brown community center that is surrounded by public housing sites to engage with folks that based on what the community had shared would be most likely to be impacted by the use of tasers and just want to get their feedback. we did another group of young people to hear from them. so overall, sentiment social security from what we gathered from all four of those community meetings, 85% of the folks that were participating had concerns about the use of tasers and what that would mean, and folks spoke very strongly about their position. another 12% were optimistic and believed it would be beneficial, and then there was another 3% that basically thought that we weren't in a place to make a decision or had other ideas that didn't fit into the other categories. within that, the areas of concern they hope regardless of whatever decision you all might make, thaw take into consideration which at every single meeting, the highest issue and area of concern was around community safety, was

la pregunta dice asÍ: el tÍtulo del disco de yolanda del rÍo es: "se me olvidÓ..."uedes. >> claro que sÍ. >> ¿se me olvidÓ quÉ? >> sÍ, claro que si. >> ¿se me olvidÓ quÉ, marlene? >> se me olvidÓ otra vez. >> se me olvidÓ otra vez. ok, si fuera esa, entonces brincan a 7.000 puntos. ¿serÁ b la respuesta correcta? ¡sÍ! se van arriba en el marcador. >> vamos a ver entonces, 7.000 de este lado, con los verdes, cero con los amarillos, round nÚmero tres, ronda tres. cambio de capitanes. ♪. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ, carmen? >> ¿cÓmo estÁs, marco? ay, quÉ gusto verte. >> igualmente, mucho gusto. ¿cÓmo estÁ toluca? digo, yo sÉ que eres, me acuerdo que eres de allÁ, ¿no? >> ah, sÍ, si, de toluca. >> ¿has ido a ver a tu familia, Últimamente? >> sÍ, ayer fui, ayer fui, ayer estuve por allÁ. y esta semana estuve practicando en mi aplicaciÓn de "recuerda y gana". >> ¿de "recuerda y gana"? >> pero creo que mis neuronas estÁn como dispersas, pensando en los juguetes. >> bueno, se pueden recuperar, hemos visto... olvÍdate de los juguetes, porque hasta yo me equivoquÉ. entonces, vamos a pensar e

famosos en la alfombra roja estaba montserrat quien hablÓ por primera vez del conflicto que tuvo ella y yolanda creo que sÍ, ojo negro no, pues no. pero vamos con james y marcos, ¿ te vas a pesar, james?. >> creo que no deberÍamos entrar en este tipo de temas, especialnte que vengo de vacaciones de cumpleaÑos. >> empezamos en 128, de ahÍ a 195 la segunda semana, mau me estuvo contando que comiste gusano pero me parece que tomaste gusano en mÉxico. >> estando en mÉxico el mezcal, la cosita, el vinito, madre de dios. >> seÑores, ¿por quÉ tenemos que caer en esto? te voy a explicar una cosa, estaba de vacaciones. >> no, no, no, fuera de juego, fuera de broma, aumentoaste 4 libras, esto es el perfecto ejemplo porque esta ocasiÓn pasa una, dos, tres veces al aÑo y ahÍ estÁn las 15- 20 libras de mÁs que encontramos al fin de aÑo, al segundo aÑo son 40 libras, despuÉs decimos no como, ¿cÓmo engordÉ? mÁs que una preocupaciÓn es una oportunidad para darnos cuenta de lo que comemos es lo que somos. >> me estÁs diciendo gusano. >> no, estoy diciendo que esta semana vamos a apretar un poco mÁs, vamos a hac