peggy carranza nos explica. peggy: una corte de apelaciones en nueva york dictaminÓ que los inmigrantes tienen derecho a un juicio con un jurado, cuando enfrentan cargos por delitos menores que podrÍan conservar a su deportaciÓn. >> antes si una persona que no es ciudadana de estados unidos, sea inmigrante no autorizado con una residencia permanente, lo acusaban de un crimen menor. si esta persona cree un juicio, solamente podÍa tener juicio frente a un juez.. peggy: la decisiÓn crearÍa una excepciÓn dentro de una ley local, que tu contempla que los crÍmenes menores que son sancionados con menos de seis meses en prisiÓn sólo puede ser decididos por un juez. >> la corte determinÓ que el prospecto de una deportaciones una penalidad lo suficientemente importante como para requerir que la persona acusada tenga el derecho de un juicio de jurado. peggy: el fallo beneficiarÍa a indocumentados e inmigrantes con estatus legal, que pueden enfrentar serios problemas, si son condenados. >> esa condiciÓn menor l

. >>> in the fall of 1984 kai hendrickson and peggy heston moved to santa ana, california with peggy's four young children and their live-in babysitter, linda rogers. >> it was basically a nice quiet neighborhood. i didn't hear any gunshots or, you know, violence going on. so to me that's a quiet neighborhood. >> kai worked at a local towing company and on the evening of november 15th he took peggy out on a call. linda stayed home to watch the children. >> i told her okay, make sure that the kids are in bed by 8:00. she said okay. and we left. i called her at 8:30, and i could hear the kids. i said why are the kids up? she says i'm letting them watch snoopy. and i said okay, but they've got to go to bed right after this. she goes, i'll make sure they go to bed. and that was the last time i talked to her. >> kai and peggy returned home three hours later. >> the sliding glass door was wide open. the coffee table was pushed out. the tv was on full blast. and i'm calling her as i'm walking down the hall. >> linda didn't respond. peggy went to the master bedroom and found a gruesome scene.

david: peggy is with me. peggy: i am sure they would. vince: it is in the best interest of both countries. politically for trump, it will take time. we may see capitulation with trump, negotiation with nancy pelosi on putting together the infrastructure package everyone thought would happen. they are fighting like cats and dogs but they have a tendency to come together for political will for both of them as we approach elections. that will start closer to the summer of next year. david: a brave prediction by vince. nancy pelosi and donald trump. lisa: we cannot wait for that photograph. peggy: [laughter] david: vince staying with us. you can find all the charts were used and more by running gtv on your terminal. browse features and save our charts. coming up, market meltdown. the pain across equity markets continue. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: the pain across equity markets continue. s&p on track the worst december, get this, since 1931. the worst month in nearly a decade. vince. us now, lori and lori, why are we seeing this? [laug

peggy was about to go blind and tragically have father died and her mother couldn't afford laser eye surgery for her daughter and so from their small flat peggy's mother began selling insurance policies should then so into the early hours of the morning scraping together enough money for a treatment that's become very popular in east asia night lenses. the extra thick contact lenses reshape the patient's cornea while they sleep but they're only effective if worn every night and peggy's mother has to keep buying new ones. in a yankees or the one says it's expensive but the eyes are the window to the soul. searching for under she didn't see anything then the world would be a very dark place so i thought to i want her to have pleasant thoughts to me and. peggy was lucky yet cases of sudden blindness as a result of short sightedness becoming ever more common in taiwan mainly due to the immense pressure of succeeding at school and university. ross khan was a successful i.t. manager and to just developed a new software program when he woke up one morning looked at his cell phone and couldn

the doctor told me that peggy would need an operation if i didn't do something about it straight away that. peggy was about to go blind then tragically her father died and her mother couldn't afford laser eye surgery for her daughter and so from their small flat to peggy's mother began selling insurance policies should then so into the early hours of the norming scraping together enough money for a treatment that's become very popular in east asia night lenses. the extra thick contact lenses reshape the patient's cornea while they sleep but they're only effective if worn every night and peggy's mother has to keep buying new ones. in the yankees or the one says it's expense of but the eyes are the window to the soul. to fall under she didn't see anything then the world would be a very dark place so i thought so too i want her to have pleasant thoughts to me and feel peggy was lucky yet cases of sudden blindness as a result of short sightedness becoming ever more common in taiwan then mainly due to the immense pressure of succeeding at school and university. cross collin was a successfu

peggy was about to go blind and tragically have father died and her mother couldn't afford laser eye surgery for her daughter and so from their small flat peggy's mother began selling insurance policies should then so until the early hours of the morning scraping together enough money for a treatment that's become very popular in east asia night lenses. the extra thick contact lenses reshape the patient's cornea while they sleep but they're only effective if worn every night and peggy's mother has to keep buying new ones. in agencies of the one says it's expensive but the eyes of the window to the soul are two four hundred she didn't see anything then the world would be a very dark place so i thought so too i want her to have pleasant thoughts. peggy was lucky yet cases of sudden blindness as a result of short sightedness becoming ever more common in taiwan then mainly due to the immense pressure of succeeding at school in university. ross khan was a successful i.t. manager and to just developed a new software program when he woke up one morning looked at his cell phone and couldn't

yes up one day she came home and couldn't read anymore what the doctor told me that peggy would need an operation if i didn't do something about it straight away that. peggy was about to go blind then tragically her father died and her mother couldn't afford laser eye surgery for her daughter and so from their small flat to peggy's mother began selling insurance policies should then so until the early hours of the morning scraping together enough money for a treatment that's become very popular in east asia night lenses. the extra thick contact lenses reshape the patient's cornea while they sleep but they're only effective if worn every night and peggy's mother has to keep buying new ones. you're a young geezer the one says it's expense of but the eyes are the window to the soul . to fall under she didn't see anything then the world would be a very dark place so i thought so too i want her to have pleasant thoughts to me and feel peggy was lucky yet cases of sudden blindness as a result of short sightedness becoming ever more common in taiwan then mainly due to the immense pressure o

peggy carranza nos hablamos este importante cambio n estatal. peggy: en una medida considerada histÓrica por algunos en el estado de nueva york, el fiscal de brooklyn deshecho cientos de condenas por mariguana. en una corte, el funcionario oficializÓ la anulaciÓn de 1422 órdenes de arresto pendientes y la eliminaciÓn de 28 condenas por posesiÓn de la droga. "no creo que estos casos nos mantengan mÁs seguros, dijo el fiscal. anthony posada, abogascalÍa lÓ estas condenas, dice que beneficiarÁ afamericanos. >> van a poder entrar a caÓn de tener que preocuparse de que puedan ser negados. peggy: el fiscal dijo que como ya no procesan los casos de mariguana de bajo nivel, es injusto que algunos tengan condenas en su historial que afectan su calidad de vida e incluso la obtenciÓn de un estado migratorio. >> una mariguana es una de las razones que mÁs usa inmigraciÓn para deportar a las personas de este paÍs. peggy: recientemente el gobernador de nueva york anunciÓ que legalizara el uso recreacional de la ciudad de nueva york, pÓn. patr

peggy carranza tiene mÁs informaciÓn desde nueva york. peggy: la caÍda del dow jones mÁs de 650 puntos en la sesiÓn de la bolsa de valores en la vÍspera de navidad causÓ gran alarma entre inversionistas. el descenso de las acciones comenzÓ luego de que el secretario del tesoro steven mnuchin revelara que conversÓ con los directores ejecutivos de los seis mayores bancos del paÍs y confirmÓ que todos tendrÍan amplia liquidez al hacer prÉstamos a los consumidores y a comercios. >> lo que vemos en este momento es que hay crisis en la economÍa. peggy: los mercados tambiÉn habrÍan reaccionado al tweet del presidente donald trump donde dijo que el Único problema de la economÍa es la reserva federal por aumentar las tasas de interÉs. lo que podrÍa indicar que planea despedir a su presidente jerome powell. >> la reserva federal estÁ subiendo las tasas de interÉs porque esta tratando de prevenir la inflaciÓn. lo que pasa es que lo estÁ haciendo en un mal momento. peggy: los mercados estÁn experimentando su peor mes en una dÉ

alix: peggy and peter, thank you. speaking of potential takeover targets, later we have an interview with peter, green growth brands ceo, a company that wants to acquire a canadian cannabis company. the company responding, they do not think the price is right. that is posing some difficulty. you can find all the charts we use and more on gtv on your terminal and browse features and charts. gtv . coming up, more on the market wild swing. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg daybreak," with your bloomberg business flash. falling to ax seven-week low, amid concerns the shutdown will last into next year. the greenback slipping against the group of 10 peers. no votes are scheduled. the italian prime minister thinks his country's high level of debt is not "so scary." he said it would be impossible for italy not to see robust growth next year. he says 1% is the minimum threshold and that the fundamentals remain solid. the government is racing to pass the 2019 budget before a december 31 deadline. china will

en la ciudad de nueva york peggy carranza. borja: creo que es de capital importancia que las empresas que utilizan las redes sociales aclaren a los usuarios que cuando estÁn compartiendo una informaciÓn es fidedigna. satcha: hay que compartir el un hombre eninformarse y criminales por fotografiarse los incendios de california... alarma en redes genera el texto del comediante, pete davidson, antes de aparecer en el programa "saturday night live"... [música] ♪ ¡temporada de nunca parar! ♪ ♪ mil tamales que atar ♪ no puedes olvidar ♪ hay familias que hay que ayudar ♪ ♪ la manera más fácil ♪ de donar alegría ♪ es a todos poder invitar ♪ ¡el banco de comida aquí está! ♪ (voz) deja tu donación en cualquiera de nuestras sucursales. borja: seguimos con noticias en la ediciÓn digital. la policÍa de california presentaque considera irrespetuoso por de sÍ mismo en facebook. Él hizo parte de los equipos de aseo y como contratista. en las imÁgenes posa al lado de un gato muerto con una botella la boca.

peggy was about to go blind then tragically her father died and her mother couldn't afford laser eye surgery for her daughter and so from their small flat to peggy's mother began selling insurance policies should then so until the early hours of the morning scraping together enough money for a treatment that's become very popular in east asia night lenses. the extra thick contact lenses reshape the patient's cornea while they sleep but they're only effective if worn every night and peggy's mother has to keep buying new ones. in the yankees or the one says it's expensive but the eyes of the window to the soul. to four hundred she didn't see anything then the world will be a very dark place so i thought so too i want her to have pleasant thoughts. peggy was naki yet cases of sudden blindness as a result of short sightedness becoming ever more common in taiwan they mainly due to the immense pressure of succeeding at school in university. ross cohen was a successful i.t. manager and to just developed a new software program when he woke up one morning looked at his cell phone and couldn't

en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy carranza. univisiÓn. patricia: hay muchÍsimo talento detrÁs de este violÍn. enrique: esta es una de las tragedias en esta crisis humanitaria, de todo el talento y artistas que estÁ perdiendo el paÍs. patricia: al volver le mostramos las imÁgenes de las celebraciones por el dÍa de la mostramos las imÁgenes de las celebraciones por el dÍa de la festeja a lo gratis con t-mobile. cuando compras uno de los nuevos teléfonos samsung, te llevas una tv samsung 4k de 50 pulgadas gratis. you gotta be kidding me! seriously!... no! ¡en serio! visita una tienda t-mobile hoy. en vispera del dia de la virgen de guadalupe, miles de peregrinos continuan llegando a esta hora a su basilica en ciudad de mexico. se cumplen 487 aqos de su aparicion y muchos han llegado para dar racias por los milagros y r bendiciones recibidas. se calcul >>se calcula que maÑana el final de la celebraciÓn, unos 8 millones de fieles que hayan usado su devociÓn a la patrona de mÉxico. >quÉdense con univisiÓn para este especial de

peggy carranza hablÓ con Él. peggy: Éste ataque aparentemente racial en un vagÓn del metro de nueva york se ha vuelto viral. uno de los que capturo el momento fue el dominicano ayala, quien detuvo la sospechosa hasta que la policÍa la arrestarÁ. >> no sabÍa quÉ iba a pasar. peggy:un vÍdeo muestra a la mujer golpeando y gritando comentarios racistas contra una jovenasiÁtica ante la mirada tÚnica de pasajeros como ayala, tambiÉn recibiÓ insultos por parte de la mujer que lo comparo con un terrorista. >> ella empezÓ a darle a todo el mundo, ¿y yo me preguntaba por quÉ la gente se mantiene asÍ? me metÍ en el medio, porque sino me metÍa y va a destruir todo en el tren. : todo habrÍa comenzado cuando la sospechosa se tropezÓ con la vÍctima y al parecer este no serÍa su primer altercado en el metro. en su historial habÍa dos mÁs. segÚn una denuncia policial, lamujer tambiÉn recibiÓ cargos en junio por supuestamente rociar con gas pimienta a un hombre en una estaciÓn del metro. en ese caso fue

de nueva york, peggy carranza, univisiÓn. patricia en temas de tecnologÍa, el multimillonario selecciono un auto tesla x. ara mostrar su primer tramo de un tÚnel que propone para aliviar el trÁnsito vehicular en la ciudad de los Ángeles. la prueba recibiÓ muchas crÍticas de quienes la presenciaron, porque el vehÍculo sÓlo alcanzó unas 40 millas de las 150 que podrÍa desarrollar. tambiÉn el paseo presento movimientos como de parches en algunas ocasiones. dijo que se trata de un plan que podrÍa revolucionar el el transporte en la ciudad mÁs congestionada del paÍs. enrique: el rÉgimen de daniel ortega expulsa de nicaragua a enrique: la crisis polÍtica por la que atraviesa nicaragua se agravÓ con la decisión del rÉgimen de daniel ortega de expulsar del paÍs a representantes de organizaciones internacionales. segÚn el gobierno, estos grupos promueven sanciones contra nicaragua. las organizaciones expulsadas han denunciado graves situaciones en contra de los derechos humanos. marÍa: el rÉgimen de daniel orteg

peggy: los mercados estÁn experimentando su peor mes en una dÉcada. entre otras cosas por temor a la guerra comercial entre estados unidos y china y el caos polÍtico en la casa blanca. >> si los estados unidos les llega a imponer tarifas a la china, la china va a dejar de producir. peggy: el cierre parcial del gobierno tambiÉn tendrÍa nerviosos a inversionistas que creen que legisladores y el presidente no son capaces de poner sus diferencias polÍticas a un lado y aprobar un presupuesto. fÉlix: si usted le gusta el aguacate y nunca se le ocurriÓ lavar la cascara antes de comerlo, deberÍa empezar a hacerlo y no con un simple enjuague. esa es la recomendaciÓn de expertos tras concluir que la cascara del delicioso aguacate podrÍa albergar bacterias como la listeria. dulce: el aguacate es una fruta muy popular por su delicioso sabor y propiedades nutritivas, pero deberÍa lavarlo antes de consumirlo. la administraciÓn de alimentos que la cascara del aguacate podrÍa contener la bacteria listeria. >> por lo menos nunca he lavado un aguacate. dulc

peggy: en la ciudad de nueva york, la carranza. aranxa_ una conducta inaceptable. aunque se investigan las causas de el incendio mÁs grande de california, la compaÑÍa pg&g detectÓ dos problemas en una lÍnea de alta tensiÓn el mismo dÍa que comenzÓ el incendio. lo importante es que las vÍctimas debes saber que pueden hacer un reclamo civil, independientemente de su estatus migratorio. juan: el incendio con la vida de 86 personas y destruyÓ casi 14,000 casas, ademÁs de miles de edificios. asÍ lo explica el abogado sergio garcÍa. sergio:segÚn explica el abogado, la compaÑÍa aviso a los usuarios que debido a los fuertes vientos, cortarÍan la electricidad. asumen que los cables, al ser derribados, provocaron el incendio. la causa del incendio aÚn estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. pg&e ha proporcionado dos informes de incidentes elÉctricos a la divisiÓn de seguridad y cumplimiento de la comisiÓn de servicios pÚblicos de california, relacionados con equipos en el Área. si bien es cierto que muchas personas se han acercado para pedir ayuda o presentar algÚ

peggy carranza. univisiÓn. patricia: el presidente venezolano, nicolÁs maduro, anunciÓ que la milicia bolivariana aumentÓ mÁs del triple desde comienzos 1.6 mill miembros. o maduro le hablÓ a los milicianos a mÁs de una semana de volver a acusar a estados unidos de conspirar a invadir a venezuela. la milicia nacional bolivariana es una fuerza de reserva integrada por voluntarios civiles, que fue fundada por hugo chÁvez. enrique: la huelga y las protestas que llevan casi un mes en el puerto de valparaÍso, en chile, se tornaron violentas y se extienden a varios puntos de la costa del pacÍfico, lo que ha complicado las exportaciones de frutas y otras cosas. trabajadores de valparaÍso abandonaron sus labores desde mediados de noviembre para exigir contratos mÁs formales, unificaciÓn y patricia: hace fue elegido como presidente de bolivia por primera vez en el aÑo entrante quiere ser reelegido otra vez. este dictamen ha provocado numerosas protestas en buena parte del paÍs por varias razones. lo prohÍ

peggy: la advertencia de salud es para miles de que podrÍan haber sido dados con hepatitis b y c, que puede provocar daÑos en el hÍgado por la exposiciÓn fue en el centro de new jersey. desde 2018. este grupo le enviÓ una carta a estos pacientes, diciendo que el departamento de salud estatal encontrÓ fallas en la estilizaciÓn de ciertas agujas. >> esto quiere decir que hay 1° alto de contaminaciÓn. peggy: sus clientes podÍan estareffect ado sino presentar ningÚn sÍntoma, por lo que es importante que se hagan una prueba sanguÍnea inmediatamente. en la carta enviada a los pacientes hace lados, les explican que deben realizarse los exÁmenes. fÉlix: la nieve y el viento invernal azotarÁn en navidad. afectara desde el medio oeste hasta el norte de nueva inglaterra. la lluvia y nieve ya estÁn azotando a varias partes de idaho, nevada y utah. mÁs de presos en california recibieron un regalo de navidad. se emitieron 143 perdones y se redujeron las condenas de varios convictos. durante los Últimos ocho aÑos, tocÓ 232 perdone si 283 reducciones de penas. intentan asesinar en

peggy: los mercados estÁn experimentando su peor mes en una dÉcada. entre otras cosas por temor a la guerra comercial entre estados unidos y china y el caos polÍtico en la casa blanca. >> si los estados unidos les llega a imponer tarifas a la china, la china va a dejar de producir.el cierre parcial del gobierno tambiÉn tendrÍa nerviosos a inversionistas que creen que legisladores y el presidente no son capaces de poner sus diferencias polÍticas a un lado y aprobar un presupuesto. fÉlix: si usted le gusta el aguacate y nunca se le ocurriÓ lavar la cascara antes de comerlo, deberÍa empezar a hacerlo y no con un simple enjuague. esa es la recomendaciÓn de expertos tras concluir que la cascara del delicioso aguacate podrÍa albergar bacterias como la listeria. dulce: el aguacate es una fruta muy popular por su delicioso sabor y propiedades nutritivas, pero deberÍa lavarlo antes de consumirlo. alimentos y medicamentos emitiÓ un reporte que indica que la cascara del aguacate podrÍa contener la bacteria listeria. >> por lo menos nunca he lavado un

peggy carranza. univisiÓn. patricia: el presidente venezolano, nicolÁs maduro, anunciÓ que la milicia bolivariana aumentÓ mÁs del triple desde comienzos del aÑo, sumando 1.6 millones de miembros. o maduro le hablÓ a los milicianos a mÁs de una semana de volver a acusar a estados unidos de conspirar a invadir a venezuela. la milicia nacional bolivariana es una fuerza de reserva integrada por voluntarios civiles, que fue fundada por hugo chÁvez. enrique: la huelga y las protestas que llevan casi un mes en el puerto de valparaÍso, en chile, se tornaron violentas y se extienden a varios puntos de la costa del pacÍfico, lo que ha complicado las exportaciones de frutas y otras cosas. trabajadores de valparaÍso abandonaron sus labores desde mediados de noviembre para exigir contratos mÁs formales, unificaciÓn y mejores condiciones de trabajo. patricia: hace 15 aÑos, evo morales fue elegido como presidente de bolivia por primera vez y en el aÑo entrante quiere ser reelegido otra vez. este dictamen ha pro

peggy: that's right. one of the things to cover the , onehire hathaway meetings of the things you see in the western states like nebraska and omaha is that there are times of businesses, family-owned operations, manufacturing companies built over decades, and their founders are aging out, but they are profitable businesses. there are people scooping them up carol:. not just buffett. carol:it seems like a nexus strategy. they have to think about it. peggy: there are people scooping them up. not just buffett. it seems like an exit strategy. they have to think about it. i get it. if you do a lot of deals, you bring in a lot for the firm. i think about somebody who wants to do deals, where they look at the table and say goldman, morgan, they are at the top. i will work with jpmorgan. does it make a difference and never guard? jason: that's a good one. carol: thank you very much. [laughter] does someone say goldman is at the top and i want to work with them when i look to do the deal? peggy: it matters to comp

peggy: quÉ tal, carolina? las personas a mi espalda son las que estarÁn en primera fila frente a ese descenso de la bola de cristal tan esperando. las autoridades dicen que aquÍ se reunirÁn cerca de 2.000.000 de personas y los expertos dicen que la cifra es un poco exagerada y que estarÍamos hablando de 100.000 personas. lo mÁs importantees que habrá mucha seguridad- hablamos de cerca de 7000 policÍas. aquí hay un grupo que estÁ encubierto en caso de potenciales ataques por este tipo de artefactos, tambiÉn habrÁn más de 1200 cÁmaras y todo para mantener segura a las grandes masas. tambiÉn vemos Éstas separaciones para poder evitar aglomeraciones. tambiÉn hay francotiradores que han establecido una relaciÓn con las personas para poder evitar inconvenientes. regreso con ustedes. borja: gracias por toda tu informaciÓn. como podemos ver no hace tanto frÍo como el aÑo pasado. nuestros compaÑeros estÁn preparando un come down muy especial y habrÁn muchos artistas en vivo desde nueva york, las

peggy: la advertencia de salud es para miles de pacientes que podrÍan haber sido dados con hepatitis b y c, que puede provocar daÑos en el hÍgado por la exposiciÓn fue en el centro de new jersey. desde enero hasta septiembre de 2018. este grupo le enviÓ una carta a estos pacientes, diciendo que el departamento de salud estatal encontrÓ fallas en la estilizaciÓn de ciertas agujas. >> esto quiere decir que hay 1° alto de contaminaciÓn. peggy: sus clientes podÍan estareffect ado sino presentar ningÚn sÍntoma, por lo que es importante que se hagan una prueba sanguÍnea inmediatamente. en la carta enviada a los pacientes hace lados, les explican que deben realizarse los exÁmenes. fÉlix: la nieve y el viento invernal azotarÁn en navidad. afectara desde el medio oeste hasta el norte de nueva inglaterra. la lluvia y nieve ya estÁn azotando a varias partes de idaho, nevada y utah. mÁs de presos en california recibieron un regalo de navidad. se emitieron 143 perdones y se redujeron las condenas de varios convictos. durante los Últimos ocho aÑos, tocÓ 232 perdone si 283 reduc

here is peggy fleming. this was the age of amateur sports. there is no apparel logo or anything like that. amateur sports only. next moving on to summer sports. this is in the final of the first u.s. open. 1968 it was called the national championships, it was an amateur event. pro and became known as the u.s. open. this is a photograph from that match. he would get a trophy but he could not keep the prize money because he still was an amateur. i like this quote on the label. what i like best about myself is my demeanor. i am seldom ruffled. that really was ash. he was known for his civic sense of duty. he refused to play the south africa open as a protest on their policy of apartheid. he was very much an activist. this is of denny mcclain of the detroit tigers. take the detroit tigers to the world series. would win the most valuable player award, which is very unusual. the award that was given to a picture was a sideline award. an unidentified photographer of two american medalists in the t hundred that in the 200 meter run. john carlos here

eddie glaude, peggy noonan, peggy atkins and jonah goldberg. we went into the way back machine for the campaign. here's a great paul manafort quote during the convention that now you just have to see two years later. >> so to be clear mr. trump has no financial relationships with any russian oligarchs. >> that's what he said. that's what i -- that's obviously what our position is. >> we're a long way from there, kimberly. >> really. yes, we really are. there's always a tweet, there's always a quote when it comes to paul manafort. obviously what we saw this week, usually when files come out and they paint a picture of what's going on, they call them speaking indictments. this is like a shouting indictment of the broad category robert mueller is looking into, including these ever-denied connections with russians, business deals with russians that president trump denied having. if people have been lying to congress, lying to investigators about that, that is a big problem for the president. >> let me put up sort of the quick bullet points of micha

peggy? >> well, that says a great deal of the death of robin was a dreadful cloud that came into their pretty sunny lives as a young couple, left connecticut, coming to texas going into the oil business. a beautiful little girl became sick and then very quickly it became very serious. i think mrs. bush was sort of his president bush's, everybody needs a platform from which to move forward or from which to jump. you need a stable platform. that platform won't break. it won't move. it won't jiggle. i think barbara bush looked at then poppy bush and thought this is the most wonderful man in the world, key do no wrong. that's how she saw him. and that was helpful to him in his own conception of himself when he went forward. he always knew he could come back to her and she would tell him he was okay. it was a really partnership. i don't think they so much wanted the same things as he wanted certain things and they said if you want it, i want it. period. >> david. >> andy card, one of history's ri

so i want to read something from peggy noonan who wrote in "the wall street journal" with regards to people leaving the white house and what they are or are not saying about the president. let's go with that first. this is what she writes, trump insiders come out of the shadows. i want those who have worked with president trump to tell us what it's like in this white house. i want them to put their name on it. how does he really operate each day? what do you see as you witness him doing his job? the press reports he watches televisions for hours, doesn't read, rants, rages, nurses petty resentments, doesn't understand the constitutional limits on his office. are these things are true? what else is true? it is enough time to have observed and come to conclusions. it's enough time to describe with confidence how things are really -- really are, matt. i mean, she's asking basically so many of these people that have left the trump white house in the two years he has been in washington to speak out about what's happening in washington. so we have an accurate depiction of what's taking pla

they include peggy's plant, in hamtramck, michigan, which borders detroit. a gm executive came to make th nouncement. >> she told us, she said, "the a can't selling and we're going to be an unallocated plant.ca so, unald is supposed to mean we don't have any product in our plant. so, it didn't register at first. >> reporter: unless ngs in a new car, for hamtramck's 1,300 hourly employees, no product means no work. >> no oncame out and said, "no, it's not closing." ( crying ) i'm sorry. i've been trying to stay strong for everybody at the pla ds, because thend on me, but i'm a human being too. >> i was angry, and thas disappointed, and then i was okay, what are you going to do? what's the next move?>> eporter: d'nitra landon works on the hamtramck assembly line. >> it brought back to when i was homeless before. yeah, it brought some shadows and some memories back. i'm in survival mode again. >> reporter: she and her family spent a year squatting in this house, until she got a job at general motors. that was almost four years ago. tr income helped her to b hom

eddie glaude, peggy noonan, peggy atkins and jonah goldberg. we went into the way back machine for the campaign. here's a great paul manafort quote during the convention that now you just have to see two years later. >> so dob clear, mr. trump -- so to be clear mr. trump has no financial relationships with any russian oligarchs. >> that's what he said. that's what i -- that's obviously what our position is. >> we're a long way from there, kimberly. >> really. yes, we really are. there's always a tweet, there's always a quote when it comes to paul manafort. obviously what we saw this week, usually when files come out and they paint a picture of what's going on, they call them speaking indictments. this is like a shouting indictment of the broad category robert mueller is looking into, including these ever-denied connections with russians, business deals with riussians that president trump denied having. if people have been lying to congress, lying to investigators about that, that is a big problem for the president. >> let me put up sort of the

collins.s now is peggy let's start with this activist investor activity. one thing that strikes me as coincidental is that billionaire carl icahn came back to washington, d.c. where he was a special advisor to president trump and then, boom, activism surges. carlrtainly was not all icahn, but this was a fun story from our colleagues. it walks through a number of the reasons why we are seeing a big jump in shareholder activism. essentially, there are valuations in europe, where a lot of u.s. activists are heading. another interesting point was, mega companies in 2018 were actually spared some of the biggest proxy fights and shareholder activism fights. looking toward 2019, the report is they will not be spared essentially. be helping that phenomenon is what they call a wolfpack. butan individual investor they get together in groups now, let's go after a company together. you get more capital that way. our second story is about stanley druckenmiller. he spoke to erik schatzker yesterday. one of the things he talked about was hedge funds. all bynot surprised

we are joined by rachel evans and peggy collins. we want to get to it. the rally yesterday, take a look at the bloomberg. it shows the move and all three indices. the dow up 1000 points, that can't be real? >> we don't have a lot of people in the markets this week. it is a holiday week. people jump in yesterday and say we see some buying opportunities. last week, we saw people hesitate and think is it going to go further down. today we are not seeing as much euphoria. alix: the volume was huge across the board, oil or equities. what do the flows tell you? atyesterday, i was looking where we saw money come into funds. it is coming into defensive-oriented sectors. they saw the biggest inflows since july 2016, so that is a huge inflow for gld. it is positioning for more risk and volatility ahead. there is going to be some profit takeg, people trying to advantage of this followed till date to close out with a profit or something not terribly in the negative. interesting flows. alix: you have fund investors pulling the most out since 2008. you are bound to ha

they include peggy's plant, in hamtramck, michigan, which borders detroit. a gm executive camto make the announcement. >> she told us, she said, "the ocrs aren't selling and we're going to be an unaed plant. so, unallocated is supposed to w medon't have any product in our plant. so, it didn't register at first. >> reporter: unless gm brings ih a new car, ftramck's 1,300 hourly employees, no product means no work. >> no one came out and said, "no, it's not closing." ( crying ) i'm rry. i've been trying to stay strong for everybody at the plants, because they depend on me, but i'm a human being too.ry >> i was aand then i was disappointed, and then i was okay, what are you going to do? what's the next move? >> reporter: d'nitra landon works on the hamtramck assembly line. n it brought me back to w was homeless before. yeah, it brought some shadows and some memories back. i'm in survival mode again. >> reporter: she and her famy spent a year squatting in this house, until she got a job at general motors. that was almost four years ago. her income helr to buy th

clearly better money management. >>> welcome back, the panel is here.di glaude, peggy noonan, peggy atkins and jonah goldberg. we went into the way back machine for the campaign. here's a great paul manart quote during the convention that now you just have to see two years later. >> so dob clear, mr. trump-- so to be clear mr. trump has no financial relationships with any russn oligarchs. >> that's what he said. that's what i -- that's obviously what our positiois. >> we're a long way from there, kimberly. >> really. yes, we really are. the's always a weet, there's always a quote when it comes to paul manafort. obviously whatwe saw this week, usually when files come out and they paint a picture of what's going on, they call them speaking indictments. this is like a shouting indictment of the broad category robe mueller is looking into, includinthese ever-denied connections with russians, business deals with riussians that president trump deni having. if people have been lying to congress, lying to investigators about that, that is a big problem for the president. of the e put up sort quick

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en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy carranza. satcha: primero fue el viernes negro, luego el lunes cibernÉtico y ahora llega el lunes verde. el color se refiere a los ahorros que consumidores verÍan reflejados en sus compras. los minoristas ofrecen una Última oportunidad de rebajar antes de la navidad. la diferencia es que posiblemente se consigan artÍculos y juguetes a un precio mÁs econÓmico. hay que destacar que se cierra la ventana en la que usted puede enviar sus regalos por correo para que lleguen a tiempo para la navidad. vamos con mÁs "despierta amÉrica". anita, cuéntanos sobre los detalles del estado del tiempo. anita: no sabÍa sobre este día. mientras vamos al estado del tiempo. comienzo con el mapa de superficie. se ve reflejado en las temperaturas bajas para el sureste. en chicago tenemos 34 de mÁxima, cielos totalmente despejado y mÍnima en los 21. para philadelphia 41, nueva york 37 con mÍnima en los 30. ambas ciudades con cielos despejados. precipitaciones para atlanta con 50% de actividad. esta seman

and you know, peggy nonnen re-- rejoiced. and was he an easier or difficult person to right for. >> he was easy if you just wanted to write whatever you wanted. but, peggy, i greatly admire, did make it difficult, more difficult, not just she was hardable t act to follow. but she. i think bush had downgraded the speech writer role, he took away white house passes, and moved speech writing from west wing to old executive office building and never spent enough time with his speech writers, his son, president george w. bush again, learned from this ther lesson, e knew importance of messaging he spent a lot of time with his speech writes, he had them shadow him. kennedy: that is before we had 24 hour news cycles, those speech writers were critical. jennifer thank you. >> thank you. z. kennedy: bush 41 beat a democrat to be president. and then, lost to one 4 years later, democrats looking to inseat a republican president, make him a one termer, no one has officially announced a 2020 run quite yet, but buzz grows, joe biden doing n

en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy carranza, univisiÓn. arantxa: el niÑo congolÉs que llegÓ a los angeles para que los mÉdicos le extirparon un tumor en la cara, falleciÓ debido a una reacciÓn genÉtica a la anestesia. habÍa viajado a estados unidos el pasado 12 de diciembre acompaÑado de su padre para someterse a la cirugÍa. el niÑo sufre complicaciones y los mÉdicos no lograron salvarle la vida. la noche de navidad del prÓximo martes podrÍa ser una muy feliz para quien se gane el prÓximo sorteo del mega million, el pozo aumentÓ a 320.000.000 $ despuÉs de que el pasado viernes nadie acertÓ los seis nÚmeros del sorteo los boletos para esta sÚper loterÍa se strito de columbia y las islas vÍrgenes de estados unidos, asÍ que mucha suerte. mÁs adelante una niÑa mexicana de sonora que le escribiÓ una s gracias a la bolsa para que no te ensucies, disfruta mis nuevos pannidos deli trio o turkey, bacon & cheddar, casi en cualquier parte. disfrútalos cuando sales a la calle. pero no, cuando caes en la calle. con doordash,

nurse peggy began claeaning the infant's body. >> there was a mark across its chest, and it had a look like a zipper or something had made an impression on it. i was changing the baby's diaper, and as i turned it over, i saw that the rectum did not look right. so when i asked the doctor what that was, he said that's pro-lapsed rectum. that's where part of the large intestine has started to come out of the baby. >> because of walter's suspicious symptoms, columbus police were called to investigate. detective keith worsham was among the officers who arrived on the scene. >> before i got to the hospital, all i knew was there was a dead baby at the hospital. when i walked in, i talked to the officer that was working the case. they were suspicious of what had happened to the child. >> i was standing off to the side, and as the detective started questioning sabrina, i would look over. and if anybody was looking at her, she was all tears and, oh, making crying sounds and everything. but if everybody looked away, she was looking up to see if anybody was looking at her. and the minute anybody w

mother only realized this when peggy was twelve years old she was constantly falling behind in class i was in debt i hope. one day she came home and couldn't read anymore what the doctor told me that peggy would need an operation if i didn't do something about it straight away. peggy was about to go blind and tragically have father died and her mother couldn't afford laser eye surgery for her daughter and so from their small flat to peggy's mother began selling insurance policies should then so into the early hours of the morning scraping together enough money for a treatment that's become very popular in east asia night lenses. the extra thick contact lenses reshape the patient's cornea while they sleep but they're only effective if worn every night and peggy's mother has to keep buying new ones. in the yankees or the one says it's expense of the but the eyes of the window to the soul. to four hundred she didn't see anything then the world would be a very dark place so i thought so too i want her to have pleasant thoughts to me and. peggy was lucky yet cases of sudden blindness as a

peggy: it's another whack-a-mole type problem? global politics headlines are really whip sawing the markets all over. certainly china and trade but italy over in europe, the u.k. just not being able to execute on what's next. carol: china trade is our next topic. we heard from robert lighthizer over the weekend and how it might or might not impact trade talks. >> from the chinese perspective i could see how they feel that way. it's a criminal justice matter. the trade policy people in the administration for us know that it's criminal justice. carol: he's is saying that this is a justice department topic or problem, but is there a firewall there? you actually have to have the second party agree with the first party for that analysis to be true. the chinese definitely think the they are linked and no matter how much the administration wants to separate them it will be up to the chinese to decided they are separate issues. alix: the markets, how do they react to that? jpmorgan put something out over the weekend saying that to some ex

peggy: hoy las gemelas de "el chapo" se robaron el show en la corte federal de brooklyn. joaquÍn guzmÁn loera casi no pudo contener las lÁgrimas al ver a sus hijos junto a la esposa en lo que pareciÓ un regalo de navidad adelantado. por largos periodostiempo, el narcotraficante les daba la espalda a los testigospara saludar y lanzarles besos a las niÑas. en una ocasiÓn, incluso pareciÓ que un agente de seguridad lo amonestaba, debido a uno de sus gestos. la visita de las pequeÑas le habrÍan insertado una dosis de energÍa a "el chapo" que varias veces saludo a subogado con una >> esto para un individuo como Él que todos los dÍas estÁ recibiendo martillazos psicolÓgicos y emocionalesla gente to es un regalo y lo anima. peegy: entre los testigos estuvieron miembros de la policÍa nacional de colombia agentes del departamento de alcohol, tabaco y explosivos quienes testificaron sobre la incautaciÓn de decenas de armas de asalto que fueron llevadas a la sala y provenÍan de una investigaciÓn sobre el cartel de sinaloa que dirigiera el p capo mexicano. hoy fue e

. >> my name is peggy clark with aspen institute. i am excited for us to have this conversation this morning to talk about the new book, climate justice. we have copies on the table. this is a really critical issue. it is so important that we have mary to tell us about some work she has been doing on the frontline. i want to start by recognizing the ambassador. thank you for being with us. >> we also have the honorable administer from costa rica. thank you for joining us. we also happen to have our better half and nick robinson is here from ireland. thank you. [applause] i want to start by saying the program for today, we will talk for about 20 minutes about the book then we are lucky to have a wonderful young activists who will join us in conversation for about 20 minutes. talking across generations about what they are both doing for climate justice right now thank you. and just traveled in from the maldives and had a historic collection. we all will have time for questions and answer within 20 minutes at the end for book signing. m

mother only realized this when peggy was twelve years old she was constantly falling behind in class i was in debt i hope. one day she came home and couldn't read anymore what the doctor told me that peggy would need an operation if i didn't do something about it straight away. peggy was about to go blind then tragically her father died and her mother couldn't afford laser eye surgery for her daughter and so from their small flat to peggy's mother began selling insurance policies should then so into the early hours of the morning scraping together enough money for a treatment that's become very popular in east asia night lenses. the extra thick contact lenses reshape the patient's cornea while they sleep but they're only effective if worn every night and peggy's mother has to keep buying new ones. in a yankees everyone says it's expense of but the eyes of the window to the soul. to under she didn't see anything then the world would be a very dark place so i thought so too i want her to have pleasant thoughts to me and. peggy was lucky yet cases of sudden blindness as a result of shor

peggy saw the broadcast and reached out and said i will for the rest of the bill. ever since then, she was like a god mother and grandmother in one. we would talk three times a week just about life, how is school going, how are you liking williams, what is stanford like? whenever i needed anything, she was always there. brian: where did her money come from? zachary: peggy, some of it came from, from my understanding, her previous marriage. i believe some of it also came from things she had done earlier in her life, investments, she was a patron of the arts as well, a lot of her money was in assets. brian: on page 180, you talk about people you most admire. martin luther king, frederick douglass, bill clinton, reginald wayne belts, you leases askari obama, and kobe bryant. why kobe bryant? zachary: because kobe bryant is like a cerebral assassin on the basketball court and he works incredibly hard. the one thing i admire about him more than anything is how hard he works. through his 20 year career, to be as dominant of a player as he was. this was a guy who watched

peggy used it in the draft of the convention in 1988 i heard that president bush himself was the one who utter the words in talking i don't know if it is right or not. i heard both it was a phrase that was used near the foupdingnding of the cy in a sense either jefferson or adam wrote a letter to george washington trying to engage his interest in becoming the country's first president and said, general, you stand in a point of light for the country so it has a wonderful, rich history. i think that the power of it in my mind because when president bush came in, he was not really focused on that sentence so much as he said i really want voluntary engagement in the lives of one another to become a major part of my presidency and he created this office it was structural change in the white house that could be made the phrase i think and i think he believes was so transcended and provacative that everybody has lights inside them he revealed. it was a powerful image. i think the fact that it continues to rise as an idea associated with him because he's gotten older and more and more people

douglas and peggy ryen, their 10-year-old daughter jessica, and a neighbor, 11-year-old christopher hughes all murdered. 8-year-old josh ryen, his throat slashed, barely survived. thofrts quickly had a suspect, an escaped inmate who had been hiding out in an abandoned home nearby. kevin cooper would be found guilty, sent to california's death row, and in 2004, was just hours away from execution when the 9th circuit court of appeals blocked it. years later, five federal judges in a dissent raised concerns that evidence may have been tampered with, writing, the state of california may be about to execute an innocent man. >> it's extraordinary and it's unprecedented to my knowledge in the united states that that many judges would decide that a person had been framed. >> reporter: celebrities like kim kardashian, legal scholars, and a "new york times" columnist among t publi expressing doubt that one man could haveveerede people while handling multiple murder weapons, a hatchet, an ice pick, and a knife. the new advanced dna test not available in 1983 will focus on the hatchet as well as a blo