we will reopen as automatch usa. at automatch usa, we're gonna match the right person with the right car. and we're gonna have something for everyone. automatch usa. you like it? >> cool. >> i love it. >> yeah, thank you. >> i didn't agree to that. why'd you take my name off? >> 'cause that's the new name of the business. >> that's bull[bleep]. you didn't even ask me. >> so is it about you seeing your name on the building, or is it about selling cars? >> my name brought customers in the door 'cause i have a great name in chicago. everybody knows who i am. that's why they come here. >> really? >> really. >> you actually believe that? >> i absolutely believe it. >> uh-huh. nobody gives a [bleep] about your name. >> who gives a [bleep] about your name? >> i don't have my n on the building. automatch usa is the new name of the business, and i need to make sure that everybody that came here before knows this is a new day. because when they came here before there was no cars. none. >> i don't have cars, but i have a good b

here's the story in usa today. the acting ceo of the clinton foundation admitted mistakes in how the foundation disclosed its donors amid questions about donations from foreign governments. hillary rodham clinton was secretary of state. the story quoting the acting ceo saying, yes we made mistakes but we are acting quickly to remedy them and have taken steps to ensure they do not happen in the future. on thursday, the new york times reported the clinton foundation received more than $2 million in donations linked to a canadian company that was being taken over by a russian atomic energy agency. the committee on foreign investment in the united states approved that deal. that story in the new york times and subsequent stories about the clinton cash as it has been called, noted in today's washington post. the best thing that happened to republicans last week, the clinton cash story got more serious last week. these stories are complex and there is no proven quid pro quo but they reinforce questions about clinton's tr

those like 14-year-old salvador who was born in the usa. in his case a small town north of san francisco. but today he's living here. >> the violence ant at times lawless mexican state of micoakan considered the very birthplace of mexico's drug wars. his parents like millions of others escaped the region by trekking across the desert and into the u.s. where they lived for nearly 15 years giving birth to salvador and his two sisters. but the threat of deportation and a down turn in the u.s. economy eventually forced his parents to return to mexico. >> i was having trouble finding work. with three kids to support i decided to go back. >> rather than break up the family the kids went with their parents. traveling south and over the boarder to a country they had never seen before. they had no immigration papers no passports no mexican citizenship. in other words they're undocumented americans living in mexico. >> to cross the land border from the u.s. you don't need a passport. often they come to mexico without ever having been documented with

those like 14-year-old salvador, who was born in the usa. in his case a small town north of san francisco. but today he's living here. >> the violence ant at times lawless mexican state of micoakan, considered the very birthplace of mexico's drug wars. his parents like millions of others escaped the region by trekking across the desert and into the u.s. where they lived for nearly 15 years, giving birth to salvador and his two sisters. but the threat of deportation and a down turn in the u.s. economy eventually forced his parents to return to mexico. >> i was having trouble finding work. with three kids to support i decided to go back. >> rather than break up the family, the kids went with their parents. traveling south and over the boarder to a country they had never seen before. they had no immigration papers no, passports, no mexican citizenship. in other words, they're undocumented americans living in mexico. >> to cross the land border from the u.s. you don't need a passport. often they come to mexico without ever having been documented

. >> usa! usa! usa! >> wait wait wait. >> larry: roswell, apparently people say there is a crash in roswell back in 1947. you have alien bodies and stuff like that and some people actually do believe in alien life. >> i hope that there are aliens because i would like to widen my dating pool. so for me-- . >> larry: from our planets. >> oh absolutely. i don't discriminate. the problem i'm just not their type. i have all my teeth and i don't do bust stuff. >> larry: what is that? why are they always so interested in bus stuff. you would think after probing 50 swelty hill billies they would move on. >> neil degrasse, let me ask you directly i want a scientific answer. do aliens exist and why are they so into buted stuff. >> no no, there are surely aliens elsewhere in the vast. >> . >> larry: . >> larry: you believe. >> it is not a matter of believe. the universe is vast it's been around a long time. we are not made of special ingredients. our ingredients are anywhere in the university it would be ego centri

. >> jon: usa! wait -- >> usa usa. >> jon: really, like warmongers? talking about getting us in a war.ñr really that easy? all right. so whoever makes it out of the round of 64 sunni shi'a monarchy democracy insurgency tribal, military thee october crassy whatever team spans advances to the final round. >> gets to go head-to-head with the great-- . >> jon: we know. >> yes. >> jon: so who is your money on to win the whole thing? >> the same people who always win the guys who run the game. >> jon: ncaa. >> no the ncan military contractors and arms manufacturers. >> jon: yeah. >> they make money off every team in the bracket as long as there is madness and marching they win. >> jon: bassem youssef everybody, thank you for the explanation am you killed it! (bird & insect sounds) (tree roots being pulled up) discover nature ok! (tree roots being pulled up) i did nice. nice ♪ old spice whistle woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on tra

. >> jon: usa! wait -- >> usa usa. >> jon: really, like warmongers? talking about getting us in a war.ñr really that easy? all right. so whoever makes it out of the round of 64 sunni shi'a monarchy democracy insurgency tribal, military thee october crassy whatever team spans advances to the final round. >> gets to go head-to-head with the great-- . >> jon: we know. >> yes. >> jon: so who is your money on to win the whole thing? >> the same people who always win the guys who run the game. >> jon: ncaa. >> no the ncan military contractors and arms manufacturers. >> jon: yeah. >> they make money off every team in the bracket as long as there is madness and marching they win. >> jon: bassem youssef everybody, thank you for the explanation am you killed it! all these networks keep making different claims. it gets confusing. fastest, the strongest the most in-your-face-est. it sounds like some weird multiple choice test. yea, but do i pick a, b, or c. for me it's all of the above. i pick, like the best of everything. verizon. i didn't. i picked a. maybe c.

usa and canada, first period. 1-0 usa. americans leading 6-5. team usa wins the world championship 7-5. fifth world title in the last six years. >>> u.s. women preparing for the world cup in soccer facing new zealand. busch stadium. three more in the second. scores in her hometown. julie johnson heads it in. and usa wins 4-0. >>> charlie adams pretty stoked after this 65-yard shot. and in. from his own side of the field ties it at 1. that's insane. chelsea would end up winning the game #2-1 your final. >>> i hope you enjoy your easter sunday. i'll be eating easter eggs as i'm sitting in the newsroom. >> always happy to have you. >>> thank you for joining us. that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. thanks again for watching. the news continues now online, on twitter and facebook and all your mobile devices with our ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and the

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. >> jon: usa! wait -- >> usa usa. >> jon: really, like warmongers? talking about getting us in a war.ñr really that easy? all right. so whoever makes it out of the round of 64 sunni shi'a monarchy democracy insurgency tribal, military thee october crassy whatever team spans advances to the final round. >> gets to go head-to-head with the great-- . >> jon: we know. >> yes. >> jon: so who is your money on to win the whole thing? >> the same people who always win the guys who run the game. >> jon: ncaa. >> no the ncan military contractors and arms manufacturers. >> jon: yeah. >> they make money off every team in the bracket as long as there is madness and marching they win. >> jon: bassem youssef everybody, thank you for the explanation am you killed it! not the vast frozen plains. or a wall of mountains. nothing would get between him and what he was after. some called him obsessed. we call him mister coors. and the pure rocky mountain water he hunted down is still used to brew the beer that bears his name. coors. the banquet beer. t-mobile is breaking

that's usa today, unless today is saturday or sunday. [laughter] npr is here. npr had a lot of success with the "serial" podcast, which finally answer the question, what would it be like if somebody whispered to me an episode of dateline? next season, pick somebody who definitely did it, like amanda knox. nbc is here. even us at snl got criticized this year for making fun of isis. if anybody is guilty of taking isis to lightly, it's them. you know? what can i say about brian williams. nothing, because i work for nbc. [laughter] [applause] there are so many stars from so many great shows here. we are in a golden age of television. i still see so many negative or trails of black and gay people. i mean it's 2015, and we still have characters like john lemon it's ridiculous. the cast of blackish is here which i think is inappropriate after the way they treated those whales at sea world. [laughter] the cast of game of thrones is here, and they tell me that even they have never seen this many nerds before. naomi campbell is here. naomi, you are lucky hillary is not h

. >> jon: usa! wait -- >> usa usa. >> jon: really, like warmongers? talking about getting us in a war.ñr really that easy? all right. so whoever makes it out of the round of 64 sunni shi'a monarchy democracy insurgency tribal, military thee october crassy whatever team spans advances to the final round. >> gets to go head-to-head with the great-- . >> jon: we know. >> yes. >> jon: so who is your money on to win the whole thing? >> the same people who always win the guys who run the game. >> jon: ncaa. >> no the ncan military contractors and arms manufacturers. >> jon: yeah. >> they make money off every team in the bracket as long as there is madness and marching they win. >> jon: bassem youssef everybody, thank you for the explanation am you killed it! they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr.clean's magic eraser. discover card. hey, i heard you guys can

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usa teammates and. >> maggie logged 146 miles we figured that's five and a half mar thonz. u.s. men had a greet race fourth place finish con sgratlations to team usa. >> i can't drive that distance without getting tired. it's incredible. >> tax deadline is still away but if you somewhere some questions the irs may not be a place to call. budget cut backs are resulting in for we have tips to help you get the answers you neat. >> thanks to collaboration with award winning folk duo. >> we have a partly cloudy sky overhead and comfortable conditions. hanging out in 40s and 50s for start of workweek temperatures climb into the sweet 70s: well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam m

don't forget, usa today is here. of course, they are only here because they are slipped under the hotel door. that is usa today unless today is saturday or sunday. [applause] npr is here. [applause] they are right up front. npr had a lot of success finally answering the question, what would it be like if somebody whispered the story of dateline. sir, season, pick someone who definitely did it like amanda knox. dna on the knife, you guys. nbc is here. even as i snl got criticized this year for making fun of isis. i think that is unfair. if anyone is guilty of taking ice to lightly, it is them. what can i say about brian williams. go nothing, because i worked for nbc. [applause] there are so many stars from some a great shows here. we are really in a golden age of television. i have to say, i still see some a negative for trails of black and gay people out there. it is 2015 and we still have tv characters like don lemon, it is ridiculous. [applause] the cast of abc's "blackish" is here, which i think is so any appropri

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get.guys, do not usa today is here. they are only here because they were slipped under the hotel door. that is usa today, unless today is saturday or sunday. npr is here. they are right at the front. of success with their podcast which asked -- answered the question, what would it be like if someone whispered an episode of dateline. sarah, i am sorry you were not able to get your plus sign out of jail in time. next season, pick someone who definitely did it. amanda knox. there is dna on the knife, you guys. nbc is here. snl got criticized this year for making fun of isis. that is unfair. if anyone is guilty for taking is the nsa.htly, it you know? oh. and what can i say about brian while you? nothing. because i work for nbc. there are so many stars from so many great shows here. we are really in a golden age of television, but i have two say i still see so many negative portrayals of black and gay people out there. it is 2015 and we still have tv lemmon.er is like dawn -- it is ridiculous. the cast of orange is the new

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maggie's goal is to run 150 miles and bring team usa home the gold, it's possible because of support here in the delaware valley. >> i wouldn't be going without the support from friends and family, and runners, runners who i have never met. >> now just 8 years later she is running for team usa on the world stage they take place in italy on april 11th good luck to maggie. >>> jeff is here with sports and the flyers still have to play the games. >> yes they do. they are not fighting for the penguins it feels like a bad april fools joke, before april 1st. sadly no punch line here more like a punch to the gut. meaningless for the flyers. nothing has gone right for these guys nothing at all except when they play pittsburgh, they are looking for their seventh straight against the penguins. they are looking to play out the anger against sydney crosby and company. >> i want them to go out and play with energy every game and you need emotion and energy in the game and pittsburgh brings that out that is for sure. >> do you think cole hamels is ready in five days or what. the phillies ace allow

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usa today is here. they are only here because they slipped through the hotel door. [laughter] that's usa today, unless today is saturday or sunday. [laughter] npr is here. npr had a lot of success with the "serial" podcast, which finally answer the question, what would it be like if somebody whispered to me an episode of dateline? i am so sorry you could not get your plus one out of jail and time. next season, pick somebody who definitely did it, like amanda knox. there was dna on the knife, you guys. nbc is here. even us at snl got criticized this year for making fun of isis. i think that is unfair. if anybody is guilty of taking isis too lightly, it's them. you know? what can i say about brian williams? nothing, because i work for nbc. [laughter] [applause] there are so many stars from so many great shows here. we are in a golden age of television. i still see so many negative trails -- portrayals of black and gay people. i mean, it's 2015, and we still have characters like john lemon, it's ridiculous. the cast of blackish is here which i think is inappropriate af

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welcome to w usa 9. don't adjust your tv set. it's our very first weekend morning broadcast. >> i'm erica roper, our first morning broadcast on the weekends. been a new years since we've been here. glad to be back. >> so what are we expecting weather wise? >> great day weather wise and we will see the sunshine. we're done with the yellow alerts that mean inconvenient weather. let's take a look outside with the weathercam and a beautiful shot here panning slowly around the tidal basin, and the gorgeous blossoms have started to pop. we'll be at 62 at 1:00 and winds will make things feel cooler from time to time. light jacket weather dropping down from a high of 67. right now, we're at 58 in downtown washington and 61 in culpepper. 55 in winchester. it won't be as mild as it was late yesterday afternoon. we did get up to 68 in downtown washington, and some areas got up to 80 degrees. but the cold frbront inging the cooler weather is bringing the drier weather. we'll talk about the cooler temperatures and a beautiful sunday ahead in

christopher thompson, president and ceo of brand usa, joins me from washington. take you for your time this afternoon. >> thank you for having me. mark: all this talk about the strong u.s. dollar, is it scaring away international tourists, are they now less likely to come to the united states? christopher: we have to become a visit of what is happening around the world but the thing about the u.s. is it is such a diverse destination. it is aspirational, even for those that have been coming for years. people will not not come, just probably alter their trip. maybe the length, what they do to accommodate maybe the dollar not going as far as it would normally. mark: gas prices are lower in the u.s. economy is stronger by all indications. will that cover combined with more visitors from china because of a stronger visa situation help to blunt some of the dollar impact? christopher: china is an amazing market. last year we extended visa validity from one to two years. 100 million chinese visitors last year, the number one outbound source market. that is projected to q

podemos usas pestaÑas postizas porque estÁn de moda. asÍ pueda convinarlo con el peinado y vestido. >> los labios con colores de pÁlidos. >> si el vestido tiene mucho brillo, no podemos usar tocados grandes. >> pasando de las fiestas a la boda. la tendencia es dejarlo natural y con volumen. en cuanto el maquillaje, la importancia de algo natural es lo ideal. ilia: yo ya estoy tomando nota. recuerden que regresamos a las 11 con el noticiero nacional. ♪ ♪ ♪

it's part of the usa freedom act. it's also part of the ongoing discussions around surveillance reform legislation. and i think there's been a lot of discussion about how to get that to the point where it doesn't permit bulk collection. where it doesn't open the door to the types of surveillance that we've seen in recent years. at the same time, gives the government the flexibility particularly in some of these cases and the hypothetical that ken raised so that where they can't, example use a very specific identifier, whether that be an e-mail address or a phone number, that they're able to obtain records that enable them to identify and/or thwart a terrorist attack. at the same time, to greg's point, the more they focus on the use of that date tashgs i think that heightens the importance of making sure minimumization procedures protect the privacy of that data for any subsequent use. those are the issues we're talking about. with the usa freedom act, what we saw last year, is that industry, privacy advocates, the adm

. >> el metro de la ciudad de mÉxico es un lugar que se usa para tocar mujeres sin su consentimiento. >> el acoso en el metro crece sin control, por cada mujer que denunciÓ en muchos que nos amaba por defenderse. hay quienes aseguran que es difÍcil detener a los acusadores. han surgido grupos que alientan el toqueteo de comun acuerdo. >> se concreta el encuentro. >> de acuerdo con eso los alemanes _arrimones son prÁcticas discretas y divertidas. lo que buscan es cambiar la idea del peligro que significa para muchas mujeres viajar en el subterrÁneo. los encuentros consensuados no tiene nada que ver con los abusos que sufren muchas mujeres al metro. segÚn las autoridades de cada 10 mujeres han sido de alguna manera atravesadas en el servicio pÚblico. en la ciudad en la ciudad de mÉxico, ivÁn garcÍa i impacto. pamela: uno puede opinar como siempre a las redes sociales. a continuaciÓn tenemos mucha mÁs informaciÓn. anuncia la Última temporada de un programa legendario, sÁbado gigante. vamos con tony andrade. toni: el antonio fernÁndez carrizo puede prueba el irresistible az

. >> el metro de la ciudad de mÉxico es un lugar que se usa para tocar mujeres sin su consentimiento. >> el acoso en el metro crece sin control, por cada mujer que denunciÓ en muchos que nos amaba por defenderse. hay quienes aseguran que es difÍcil detener a los acusadores. han surgido grupos que alientan el toqueteo de comun acuerdo. >> se concreta el encuentro. >> de acuerdo con eso los alemanes _arrimones son prÁcticas discretas y divertidas. lo que buscan es cambiar la idea del peligro que significa para muchas mujeres viajar en el subterrÁneo. los encuentros consensuados no tiene nada que ver con los abusos que sufren muchas mujeres al metro. segÚn las autoridades de cada 10 mujeres han sido de alguna manera atravesadas en el servicio pÚblico. en la ciudad en la ciudad de mÉxico, ivÁn garcÍa i impacto. pamela: uno puede opinar como siempre a las redes sociales. a continuaciÓn tenemos mucha mÁs informaciÓn. anuncia la Última temporada de un programa legendario, sÁbado gigante. vamos con tony andrade. toni: el antonio fernÁndez carrizo puede enfrentar una grande acus

amy: we will speak with usa today reporter who broke the story, brad heath. from the infirmary and a pennsylvania prison, we will hear mumia abu-jamal commenting on the police killing of walter scott in south carolina. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has warned of a "epic humanitarian catastrophe" in a palestinian refugee camp invaded by the self-proclaimed islamic state in syria. speaking thursday, ban said yarmouk resembles a death camp. >> the refugee camp is the deepest circle of hell. after more than two years 18,000 posting -- palestine refugees are being held. the refugee cap is beginning to resemble a death camp. the residents of yarmouk including 3500 children, are being turned into a human shield. they face a double-edged sword. amy: palestinian officials have rejected the possibility of joining with the syrian government to oust the isil militants. the statement from the palestine liberation organization contradicts an earlier

it's part of the usa freedom act. it's also part of the on going discussions around surveillance reform legislation and there's been a lot of discussion about how to get that to the point where it doesn't permit bulk collection, where it doesn't open the door to the types of surveillance that we've seen in recent years and at the same time gives the government the flexibility, particularly in some of these cases and the hypothetical that ken raised so that where they can't, for example, use a very specific identifier, whether that be an e-mail address or a phone number, that they're able to obtain records that enable them to identify and thwart a terrorist attack. is the more the debate focuses on the use of that data, i think eat important to talk about miniization procedures. and what the usa freedom act, what we saw last year was that industry privacy advocates it will administration the intelligence community managed to coalesce around what was the right definition in a way to get this so there was not bulk collec

what immigrants bring to the usa? most of them, with devotions. that can create a positive impact to the american catholic church. we can encourage people going to mass on sundays to be more active. the immigrant culture has a sense of ownership of trying to live in the church. they try to be part of parish life. same for people from different countries in different parts of the world, worshiping in the same location. we talk about difference. it brings life to the church. it brings energy. spiritual retreats, they are what we create, and we get 700 people coming, and it is a symbol of people working together. it is the need of the immigrant community. they need a spiritual life. also, catholic values. the community life. family life. even though we immigrate, we came from different places, and we come alone, we still try to create a family life. that is where we go with the community. most of the people who, along, they still feel that to feel alive and whole, they have to create a life in the church. be part of prayer groups getting together onc

electores en amÉrica latina don francisco como parte de su labor social continuarÁ colaborando con teletÓn usa y tambiÉn con diversos programas especiales. por ahora don francisco, el hombre del rÉcord guinness por el programa mÁs longevo de entretenimiento ha preferido el silencio, serÁ hasta maÑana y en su sÁbado gigante donde hable de esto a su pÚblico. pero de aquÍ el 19 de septiembre cuando se apaguen las luces del estudio quedan cinco meses. despuÉs el don francisco dirÁ a mario kreutzberger no es un adiÓs sino un hasta luego. >> venimos al sueÑo americano! periodista: en miami marÍa antonieta, univisiÓn. ilia: la facilidad de conectar con la gente lo que genuino, es generoso. enrique: por supuesto don mario, y su equipo tambiÉn el equipo que lo acompaÑÓ durante todos estos aÑos que esta formado por un gran equipo. ilia: asÍ nos despedimos. enrique: buen viernes. ♪

host: gregg zoroya of usa today. his article army morale low despite a six year $287 million optimism program. hello, you're on with gregg zoroya. are you with us? go ahead. caller: i would like to thank -- think of the troops could be raised if washington would stop prosecuting the 47 senators. article 14 statement three of the constitution says that washington is behind them. thank you. host: what have we heard from washington? have you heard from members of congress and the house armed services who appropriate money for the army and military? guest: the story came out yesterday and i have not heard anything. i put out feelers with army leadership to find out if they are going to take a second look at this program. i'm waiting for a response. host: if you're active duty military, give us a call at (202) 748-8000. >> -- iraq and afghanistan veterans, call is at (202) 748-8001. all others call at (202) 748-8002. we go to lake placid, florida. richard is on the line, also a veteran. caller: good morning. thank you for

host: that is what "usa today" says in their opinion piece. if there is an overriding lesson to be learned from this debacle in a similar case several years ago involving members of the duke lacrosse team it is that everyone, from journalists to advocates to administrators should avoid a rush to judgment based on preconceived notions. sam, texas, independent caller. hi, sam. caller: hi. just an observation. i have listened and it seems everybody calling in has been men. i think that was an observation on my part. host: yeah, i think we've had one woman. we'd like to hear from more. we will continue the conversation. phone lines are open. i want to remind you that rand paul, the senator from kentucky, will be announcing officially that he is running for president. that will be a new eastern time here on c-span. we will cover that live. that will be in louisville kentucky. he will do a fly around to early caucus states -- iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. "the washington times" reporting that he wants to be on the ballot in all 50 states. ill

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and i'm sort of off on the side and he is singing a song called one in the usa. and so there are 65,000 spaniards singing along with him that i was born in the usa and i wanted to say no you were not. and the third album coming was on the cover of time and "newsweek" and it was just one of the most gigantic albums of all time. the trajectory would've been to go bid. to become ubiquitous and to move out of his roots and become a big pop star. and he went more new jersey small-town. and there was a return to the particular ground that he knew well. what struck me is that that decision was artistic genius because people will react to your own particular environment that an artist creates and they will enter that world with you. people enter this world with you and tolstoy's world. they want a particular world and they will go there with you. so i was with all of these spaniards and french people and it's a lesson for staying rooted in that spot. for many creative people stay rooted in that spot. he puts on the best rock performance show ever. c-span: we have done mu

electores en amÉrica latina don francisco como parte de su labor social continuarÁ colaborando con teletÓn usa y tambiÉn con diversos programas especiales. por ahora don francisco, el hombre del rÉcord guinness por el programa mÁs longevo de entretenimiento ha preferido el silencio, serÁ hasta maÑana y en su sÁbado gigante donde hable de esto a su pÚblico. pero de aquÍ el 19 de septiembre cuando se apaguen las luces del estudio quedan cinco meses. despuÉs el don francisco dirÁ a mario kreutzberger no es un adiÓs sino un hasta luego. >> venimos al sueÑo americano! periodista: en miami marÍa antonieta, univisiÓn. ilia: la facilidad de conectar con la gente lo que genuino, es generoso. enrique: por supuesto don mario, y su equipo tambiÉn el equipo que lo acompaÑÓ durante todos estos aÑos que esta formado por un gran equipo. ilia: asÍ nos despedimos. enrique: buen viernes. ♪ conductora: bienvenidos al contacto deportivo, es viernes y arrancÓ la jornada 14 del clausura mexicano. veracruz, chivas y cholos iban por el campeonato. confirmaron que benzema no jugarÁ ante el mÁlag

electores en amÉrica latina don francisco como parte de su labor social continuarÁ colaborando con teletÓn usa y tambiÉn con diversos programas especiales. por ahora don francisco, el hombre del rÉcord guinness por el programa mÁs longevo de entretenimiento ha preferido el silencio, serÁ hasta maÑana y en su sÁbado gigante donde hable de esto a su pÚblico. pero de aquÍ el 19 de septiembre cuando se apaguen las luces del estudio quedan cinco meses. despuÉs el don francisco dirÁ a mario kreutzberger no es un adiÓs sino un hasta luego. >> venimos al sueÑo americano! periodista: en miami marÍa antonieta, univisiÓn. ilia: la facilidad de conectar con la gente lo que genuino, es generoso. enrique: por supuesto don mario, y su equipo tambiÉn el equipo que lo acompaÑÓ durante todos estos aÑos que esta formado por un gran equipo. ilia: asÍ nos despedimos. enrique: buen viernes. ♪ >> hombre: el siguiente es un mensaje publicitario pagado por nutribullet, presentado por nutribullet, llc. >> presentador: oferta especial de televisión. acompáñenos para descubrir cómo puede consegui

electores en amÉrica latina don francisco como parte de su labor social continuarÁ colaborando con teletÓn usa y tambiÉn con diversos programas especiales. por ahora don francisco, el hombre del rÉcord guinness por el programa mÁs longevo de entretenimiento ha preferido el silencio, serÁ hasta maÑana y en su sÁbado gigante donde hable de esto a su pÚblico. pero de aquÍ el 19 de septiembre cuando se apaguen las luces del estudio quedan cinco meses. despuÉs el don francisco dirÁ a mario kreutzberger no es un adiÓs sino un hasta luego. >> venimos al sueÑo americano! periodista: en miami marÍa antonieta, univisiÓn. ilia: la facilidad de conectar con la gente lo que genuino, es generoso. enrique: por supuesto don mario, y su equipo tambiÉn el equipo que lo acompaÑÓ durante todos estos aÑos que esta formado por un gran equipo. ilia: asÍ nos despedimos. enrique: buen viernes. ♪ lindsay: bienvenidos a contacto deportivo, es viernes y arrancÓ la jornada 14 del clausura mexicano. veracruz, chivas y xolos van por el sÚper liderato. jorge: se le abre la posibilidad de ser titular, e

¿usas faja? las mujeres tenemos trucos. alejandra: con estar feliz y estar sana, estamos bien, vengo saliendo de una historia muy larga, se nota cuando uno estÁ al cien. karina: tras el nacimiento de su hija, compartiÓ lo difÍcil que es recuperarse despuÉs de un embarazo. >> yo sigo siendo la misma flaca, yo era toda barriga, mi vida no ha cambiado, lo Único es que uno como padre se preocupa, un hijo es responsabilidad, como mujer creo que nos cambia el cuerpo a unas de una manera enorme, los hombres tienen que entender el dolor profundo y la metamorfosis por la que pasa el cuerpo de la mujer, es terrible. la Última vez cuando me cortÉ. no me atrevo a raparme. karina: los colombianos tambiÉn nos regalaron unos minutos. >> es una moda que vino para quedarse. karina: siempre estÁs con los tenis. el bombÓn de maluma dijo lo que hace especial a las latinas. >> son las mÁs hermosas del mundo, tiene sabor en la sangre. karina: tienes un beso. maluma: me dieron un beso, mi mamÁ antes de salir. karina: no quiero aclarar

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that is in the "usa" -- "usa today" interview with charles koch. fred in new york, eric holder and his legacy is the topic. what is your view? caller: i think this administration and eric holder and president obama had an opportunity to shine in the above board and open. they have not been. this country has been dumbed down. no area has improved an iota. they protected the wrong people and are concerned about the wrong agenda. -- will not be settled. the irs scandal and all of the fast and furious, and the way they have upset major -- between the races has been terrible. the country's -- host: this is john in cleveland. you have the last word. caller: accepting in the bank industry, when compared to john mitchell, gonzales ashcroft, a bunch of water boys who are running the country. the justice department was polluted. the current if the eye director resigned because they were trying -- under reagan, the whole bunch of them. i am not saying eric holder was great area that except in the financial industry, every one of them were bought by presidents

i suppose they were born in the usa. to quote bruce spring teen, born in the usa. >> there is nothing i hate more than politicians and these people that try to pan dore or lie to us and take us as idiots. she might look like a man and have man features -- >> that's not right. >> it is not on this show. >> the chipotle reference, come on. you look like an idiot. you look like an elitist snob. she will take something but she won't give a tip. >> do you tip at chipotle? >> of course not but i can't afford chipotle. why the on the 99 cent menu. >> you can get a baked potato. >> taco bell would have been the real american thing to do. >> it would have been. >> not on a road trip. >> no andy? >> no. >> taco bell? >> do you speak from experience? >> i won't eat there. >> is this the end of your love affair -- >> i think it may be. i think i may have had it with her. i have been trying to be supportive and i don't think i can do it it anymore. the grandparents thing would be hilarious if it wasn't another indication. her fault i

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