♪ shakira y jennifer lÓpez se coronan como las reinas del super bowl con un espectÁculo de medio tiempo que pone muy muy alto la importancia de la comunidad latina. ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes bienvenidos soy paulina, vamos con las noticias de este lunes, un lunes en el que aÚn estÁn resonando los ecos del super bowl anoche en miami florida, la nfl tiene un nuevo campeÓn, pero el espectÁculo tambiÉn lo dieron dos autÉnticas reinas que pusieron el sello latino, jennifer lÓpez y shakira, las dos recibieron muchos aplausos y tambiÉn agradecieron a traves de sus redes sociales el trabajo de sus equipos, en el caso de jennifer lÓpez agradecio tambiÉn que su hija haya cantado con ella y tambiÉn shakira le dio las gracias a jennifer lÓpez por una noche que demostrÓ el poder que tienen los latinos. precisamente los kansas city

lopez para poner el nombre de los latinos en alto >> qué tanto se involucra jennifer lopez >> jennifer lopez se involucra en todo el proceso el pelo el maquillaje >> nos enseña cómo alargar los dedos cuando hacemos las posesión y nos enseña cómo usar los pies cómo tanto amanda que cumplió 7 años nos dio un adelanto >> vamos a bailar (nombre en inglés) >> le preguntaron por qué los habían escogido >> no le pregunté >> en miami ivette telemundo >> estaremos pendientes del baile la comida en el super bowl es de los ingredientes más importantes miles de personas se intoxican el fin de semana en el super bowl eso se debe con el contagio de enfermedades de alimentos hay que tener las siguientes recomendaciones evitar a contaminación cruzada el termómetro cuando se cocine >> usted puede reforzar las medidas higiene colocando antibacteriales >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> autoridades de salud dicen que casos de influenza son un tema en el país el virus se está propagando cada estado y más de 180 mil hospitalizaciones 10 han muerto >> son las cinco de la tarde con 47 minutos momento d

. ♪ ♪ shakira y jennifer lÓpez se coronan como las reinas del super bowl con un espectÁculo de medio tiempo que pone muy muy alto la importancia de la comunidad latina. ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes bienvenidos soy paulina, vamos con las noticias de este lunes, un lunes en el que aÚn estÁn resonando los ecos del super bowl anoche en miami florida, la nfl tiene un nuevo campeÓn, pero el espectÁculo tambiÉn lo dieron dos autÉnticas reinas que pusieron el sello latino, jennifer lÓpez y shakira, las dos recibieron muchos aplausos y tambiÉn agradecieron a traves de sus redes sociales el trabajo de sus equipos, en el caso de jennifer lÓpez agradecio tambiÉn que su hija haya cantado con ella y tambiÉn shakira le dio las gracias a jennifer lÓpez por una noche que demostrÓ el poder que tienen los latinos. precisamente los kansas city chiefs son los nuevos campeones del super bowl, al ganar 31 a 20 a l san francisco 49er's en un partido emocionante que se decidiÓ en el Último cuarto que le sirviÓ kansas city chiefs para revalidar un tÍtulo que ganaron hace 50 aÑos, pe

here's jennifer right before she went on stage. take a look at this. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, come on [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i mean - >> stop! >> jimmy: come on. >> you know you have to go with your first move in your head you're like, okay is it -- [ laughter ] ready to go. >> jimmy: i will say, by the way, everyone was like, "she is perfection." >> thank you >> jimmy: you looked gorgeous and you were just awesome. [ cheers and applause every move, precise and cool how do you -- i know i love all your hit songs but there's so many songs. how do you choose what order or what songs you're gonna use? because there's not that much time >> it wasn't a lot of time and obviously me and shakira had to split the time so, usually it's one artist that does it so it was -- it was tough. it was tough you know, i think when i first did my first set was like 20 minutes and i had like six. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, like, " hey jennifer, a little problem." >> it's like, "okay, i'm gonna have to cut th

jennifer: thank you very much. we're two minutes away or so until the 8:00 hour when all the polls of new hampshire will be closing. then we can start to flesh out obviously the returns. get a feel for voter turnout. secretary of state bill gardner had downgraded that a bit, expecting originally 500,000 or so for tonight. downgrading that to 420,000. which of course is still large when you have a sitting president and you're running a primary. tom: of course here in new hampshire the big thing is the independent vote. which new hampshire's basically ade up of a third and a -- 1/3, 1/3, 1/3. the independents can go into the booths, undeclared voters can say, i want a democratic ballot or a republican ballot, and then they will return after they vote and they will return and become undeclared again if they want to. that really makes this race very interesting. jennifer: if you're thinking 42% or so of the entire electorate is independent minded and in new hampshire, i think this might be a frustrating component for t

here's jennifer right before she went on stage. take a look at this. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, come on [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i mean - >> stop! >> jimmy: come on. >> you know you have to go over your first move in your head you're like, okay is it -- [ laughter ] ready to go. >> jimmy: i will say, by the way, everyone was like, "she is perfection." >> thank you >> jimmy: you looked gorgeous and you were just awesome. [ cheers and applause every move, precise and cool how do you -- i know i love all your hit songs but there's so many songs. how do you choose what order or what songs you're gonna use? because there's not that much time >> it wasn't a lot of time and obviously me and shakira had to split the time so, usually it's one artist that does it so it was -- it was tough. it was tough you know, i think when i first did my first set it was like 20 minutes and i had like six. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, like, "hey jennifer, a little problem." >> it's like, "okay, i'm gonna have to cut

ok let's go back to jennifer in milwaukee one thing that in trump's favor this time around is that you know he's he's indifferent to identity politics and most of his backers feel the same way i have to say i feel the same way as well here but it's not playing out the same way in the democrat democratic party when elizabeth warren did that despicable thing in conjunction with c.n.n. trying to accuse bernie is being a massage and it's a sexist and all the usual litany of things that you hear but don't add to the conversation how is identity politics going to in your opinion looking at centers how are they going to keep are they going to keep throwing barriers in front of him digging up video from the 1970 s. and stuff like that i mean it gets really tiresome doesn't it would you rather talk about policy but they don't because they have nothing to talk about go ahead jennifer absolutely and i of 100 percent agree with you that's been the main problem with the democrats and i think there are a lot of people that's why this walk away movement has come so big because of the d.n.c. because o

ok let's go back to jennifer in milwaukee one thing that in trump's favor this time around is that you know he's he's indifferent to identity politics and most of his backers feel the same way i have to say i feel the same way as well here but it's not playing out the same way in the democrat democratic party when elizabeth warren did that despicable thing in conjunction with c.n.n. trying to accuse bernie is being a massage and it's a sexist and all the usual litany of things that you hear that don't add to the conversation how it's identity politics going to in your opinion looking at centers how they got to keep are they going to keep throwing barriers in front of him digging up video from the 1970 s. and stuff like that i mean it gets really tiresome doesn't it would you rather talk about policy but they don't because they have nothing to talk. go ahead jennifer absolutely and i of 100 percent agree with you that's been the main problem with the democrats and i think there are a lot of people that's why this walkaway movement has come so big because of the d.n.c. because of the dem

show de medio tiempo de sÚper bowl junto a jennifer lÓpez y shakira. todas toman clases de baile en la misma academia donde jennifer lÓpez las descubrió por pura coincidencia. >> un dÍa vino a ensayar con sus bailarinas y yo estaba ensayando en mi clase, abre la puerta y la suerte mÍa es que estaba ensayando un nÚmero latino y se lo mostramos. luego hablÓ con todos los niÑos, se fue, a las dos semanas me llama y me dice quiero que traigas a todas esas niÑas. fernanda: en particular para sofÍa y sus padres fue un logro mÁs significativo ya que esta pequeÑa a sus 10 aÑos ha tenido que batallar con una condiciÓn fÍsica desde temprana edad. bailar ha sido entonces su tabla de salvaciÓn. cuantas horas a las semanas bailas tu? sofia: 13 horas. fernanda: allÍ estaba sofía el pasado domingo en primera fila

for more, let's bring jennifer intelligencerg senior analyst. it appears they finally got the green light. what does this really mean for the industry with regards to the consolidation? jennifer: is going to happen. there are some minor hurdle still. the companies don't think they will be able to close until april 1. states could appeal. like this 4-3ok consolidation is going to take place. it has been a long time since a merger that complicated has been cleared by two federal regulators and a court. i think this kind of loosens up the standard by which future mergers can be judged. sonali: i am looking at an opinion column here, with a regulator like this, who needs a banker? fcc will comehe down with more scrutiny? saidfer: i agree what joe in his column i think we are at a strange place in antitrust where you had a deal that seemed textbook anticompetitive, and now you have the federal trade commission, and back and looking ask, whereals to these deals anticompetitive when they were taken? things have at odds. opinion that court i think loose

i want to come back to paul callan and jennifer rogers. he says he feels like he'll be back making films at some point. the jury has adjourned. paul, to you first, will remand happen now? >> it's not automatic, it's up to the judge. but i have to tell you, having represented people with charges like this in that very courtroom that normally the defendant is remanded. and he's remanded because there is a fear that he would flee if left at large. now, remember, he's facing up to 25 years on one charge, up to four years on the other new york charge, and he has charges pending in california. so he certainly has motive to flee, and he certainly has the resources to flee if he wanted to. so it would be very surprising if he was not remanded. and by the way, that lawyer who is on his way to the appellate court, my bet is he's not on his way to the appellate court to file an appeal of the underlying conviction, they're getting ready to file an appeal if the judge orders a remand to prison immediately to get the appellate court to agree that he sho

jennifer was born three months prematurely in 2007, but she did not survive. -- jennifer was born three months prematurely in 2017, but she did not survive. blanket that she was wrapped in, and these... they sort of smell of, like, hospital and of her. i think it was important for me just to have everything that she touched, everything that was hers, together somewhere safe. you can always go back to it. sarah had to give birth at home in merthyr because of a serious mistake made at a local prince charles hospital, where she was listed as a high—risk patient. i had diabetes, problems with my heart, and i needed to be closely monitored throughout the pregnancy. when she went to the hospital in severe pain, she feared she may be in labour. i was actually physically grabbing the end of the bed and rocking back and fourth in pain, and pacing around the room in pain. but a registrar sent sarah home with laxatives and paracetamol. things went from bad to worse. and obviously, it wasn't till i went to the toilet and tried to push, and realised that the baby was coming. i knew from that secon

i will show you a photograph of jennifer. this not jennifer. jennifer is what she is wearing. jennifer is the head that. this woman is working a warehouse, a few years ago your job in a warehouse would be you have people order stuff online and you have 2 pick this stuff, take it to be packed and then the unit was invented, knows were all the stuff is, knows what you have to pick, how you have to pick it so if you ordered 13 inventions that shaped the modern economy from a warehouse what i would not advise. say you order 50 inventions that shaped the modern economy the jennifer unit would instruct the painter to go to the shelf and they don't take 13 copies, take 5 copies. take 5 more copies take another 5. take 3 more copies and another 3. it does not trust humans to count. you know what humans can do? they have eyes, supercool vision, really good at spotting things, very subtle and, robots find it hard to pick stuff up. glasses, a book, they crush things, drop things. humans are better at this. this is a case just like the spreadsheet except the spreadsheet took away the most

es esta, dos mujeres latinas que han hecho suya la pre presentaciÓn del medio tiempo del super bowl jennifer lÓpez y shakira mÁs adelante tendremos todos los detalles desde el hard rock este vidstadium. >>> ( informaciÓn en pantalla( el coronavirus expande esta tarde hay nuevos casos todos ellos en california se trata de una turista que proviene de china en el condado de santa clara, una pareja en la que el esposo viejo wuhan ellos se s casos en todo el paÍs, las medidas entraron para frenar la epidemia estados unidos a partir de esta tarde quienes vengan de china podrÁn entrar solo por aeropuerto en donde serÁn ins inspeccionados y quienes vengan de la provincia de wuhan tendrÁn un monitoreo de 14 dÍas, los extranjeros que vengan de chic china no podrÁn entrar estados unidos, mientras en mÉxico llegan unas investigaciÓn y temen de que haya llegado, el virus alcanza a mÁs de 20 paÍses, mÉxico debe ser uno de ellos,. >> la preocupaciÓn llego a la ciudad de mÉxico con la noticia que un hombre chino, dio positivo cuando llegÓ estados unidos por la falta de atenciÓn tanto como

jennifer lÓpez tomó el escenario con hija subiÓ al escenario parahicieron a kobe b los fanÁticos fueron los principales participantes. >> fabuloso. >> bien representado los latinos. mi esposa se moviÓ un poquito. >> son fantÁsticos. >> cantaron juntas dos canciones fenomenales. >> las dos prendieron el escenario. >> al parecer las temperaturas estÁn fÉlix hernÁndez. fÉlix: continuamos con alertas en el viento. vientos sostenidos de hasta 30 millas por hora en san francis. se acentÚa el peligro en las carreteras. durante las prÓximas horas, los vientos comienzan a ceder, estarÁn por debajo de las 10 millas por hora en san francisco. las condiciones traerÁn un descenso las temperaturas -- al traemos la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ -- sÓlo los financiados por el gobierno federal con los programas estatales y locales que no le perjudican. >> personas familiares obtienen el derecho de conseguir esos edificios. todo es importante. reportero: se recalca en el mensaje: >> o dejen de asistir a sus citas. >> que en este paÍs se abra la puerta. sabemos que la mayorÍa de los inmigrantes viene

shery: jennifer nuzzo, thank you for joining us. the bloomberg school of public health is supported by michael bloomberg, founder of bloomberg lp, and bloomberg philanthropy. breaking news. we are hearing the head -- the u.s. had of softbank's vision fund is leaving after expressing concerns about issues at the tech giant. the former goldman sachs banker who joined in 2017 telling the financial times he has been negotiating the terms of his departure for several weeks. we know that the vision fund, soft bank have been facing a series of investments that have shaken the confidence in the vision fund and the founder has struggled to raise money outside .apital for its vision fund this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: disney is about to get a first real look at how is new streaming service is faring. they report first-quarter earnings this afternoon. shares of the entertainment titan climbing in recent days. paul, it seems investors are pretty optimistic about the new streaming service. >> they got off to a good start, 10 million subscribers i

are you jennifer? you're jennifer? welcome, jennifer. >> i am the integrator at the community campaign. have you noticed that sidewalks get lost around construction sites? have you noticed that san francisco departments are not enforcing safe pedestrian passageways around construction zones? we have to create a search party for sidewalks. the sidewalk search party has been meeting since may 2019 on making sure temporary pathways around construction areas are accessible for all types of ability. now we are taking to the streets. i want to invite you to the sidewalk search party action. on wednesday, march 18 at noon. we are meeting on the corner of 12th street and south van ness across from the paratransit. we will provide you with rubber ducks. everyone should download the 311 app onto their phone before coming to the action. 311 also has a website, or you can call to make a service request. if you call, remember to mention seeing rubber ducks at the sidewalk. to stay updated, please join our search party facebook grou

carlos: parecÍa chiste, que si le iban a ir a jennifer lÓpez o a shakira. todo el mundo querÍa ver esto . quÉ espectativa tan grande. maity: era un encuentro como muy pocas veces de estas dos grandes mujeres del espectÁculo de la mÚsica y creo que sobrepasaron cualquier expectativa que hubo. cantaron en espaÑol en miami, para muchas personas era lo que se esperaba, pero no con esto estaban alejadas a las crÍticas que por quÉ lo hicieron mayormente en espaÑol. jennifer lÓpez incorporó algunas canciones en inglÉs. fue un espectÁculo como pocos. carlos: ahÍ estÁn viendo los memes. maity: un momento importante que estas dos mujeres latinas representarÁn a los latinos. carlos: otra controversia hablando de eso que todos dijeron que vivan los latinos pero no es sÓlo para latinos. pensaron que las partes mÁs anglo estados unidos se iban a sacar de onda. cÓmo lo viste? eli:shakira estuvo hay muchos eventos importantes del fÚtbol. de alguna forma es una vitrina para todos los que viven en miami y fueron a ver este juego. carlos: dos mujeres casi d

jennifer lopez sang born in the usa. that coat, i think there are thousands of feathers with the american flag on one side and the puerto rican flag on the other. it really was something. >> they're both just a feat. >> they're in incredible shape and just -- >> so much energy. it's amazing. >> the core strength it must have taken her on that pole. oh, my gosh, back to the gym. >>> well, president trump muffing his congratulate tweet to the chiefs. the president praised the super bowl champs for representing the great state of kansas so very well, but of course the chiefs played in missouri and twitter lit up. remember his secretary of state mike pompeo who's from kansas recently tried to embarrass a reporter by asking her to point out ukraine on a map which she says she did. >> now missouri has zero nfl teams by presidential decree, very funny, rebecca. this map has been retweeted thousands of times. looks like someone took a sha sharpie to kansas and extended it. after about 20 minutes the president deleted the tweet a

jennifer: we did not get anything from u.s. authorities but we did not believe that any into extensive investigations took place. u.k. took a careful look at whatsapp and america took a good look at the instagram application. facebook did not complete -- compete with the other two platforms and they looked at the potential issue, what whatsapp or instagram rise up to be a competitor to facebook? they concluded that that was not the case. those are not binding on u.s. courts or u.s. agencies, but there is -- they suggest that the lack of evidence was to buy up a nascent competitor. david: does this make a shift from social media to tele--- let us make a shift from social media to telephones. t-mobile and sprint, is it going to get done or not? divisionthe antitrust is not the final arbiter on whether or not some kind of merger is anti-competitive. a federal court judges the final arbiter, an important lesson for the agencies to look up when they -- to think of when they look at big tech areas. even though the department of justi

borja: al regresar, todo el mundo habla de la presentaciÓn de jennifer lÓpez y chuck era en el medio tiempo el super bowl. nosotros tenemos los momentos virales del juego. carolina: y decenas de voluntarios se unen a la bÚsqueda de la pequeÑa dulce marÍa. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn aquÍ, en ediciÓn digital. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: continuamos en ediciÓn digital. momentos polÍticos, homenajes, tweets y lengüetazos en el super bowl tanto en el show de medio tiempo como en el resto del evento. dicen que han incrementado muchÍsimo los fanÁticos latinos en estados unidos. pasamos con nuestra compaÑera que nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn. >> mostraremos al mundo lo que pueden hacer dos chicas latinas, eso lo escribiÓ jennifer lÓpez shakira antes de la presentaciÓn del super bowl. shakira sacÓ la lengua provocando miles de memez. usuarios comentaban que la cantante realizaba una celebraciÓn vocal Árabe tradicional enque estaba replicando un movimiento que se hace en el carnaval de barranquilla. la pequeÑa hija de jennifer lÓpez apareció en el escenario junto a otros niÑos

by the time sarah got to the hospital, jennifer had died. sarah needed emergency surgery and spent weeks recovering in hospital. but failings in record—keeping meant that what happened wasn't reported as a serious incident. 0ur baby daughter died, my wife nearly died at home. what does qualify as a serious incident, then? is it death? what... what is above that? atjennifer‘s inquest last april, a coroner concluded that mistakes by the registrar had contributed to her death. i have to live every day with what—ifs. it has just destroyed our lives. shortly afterjennifer‘s inquest, the true extent of failings in maternity emerged. this damning report by inspectors from the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists was published. the report exposed how, despite repeated warnings from staff, professional bodies and regulators, the health board had failed to tackle many issues that put mothers and babies at risk. there were staff shortages, the complaints system wasn't working properly, and lessons weren't being learned from mistake

la mega famosa jennifer lÓpez y la estrella colombiana shakira ademÁs de sus populares invitados bad bunny y j balvin. lo que quizÁs sorprendiÓ a muchos fue la utilizaciÓn de este espacio en el mÁs visto anualmente por los estadounidenses para llevar un fuerte mensaje polÍtico sin mediar palabra. la pequeÑa hija de 11 aÑos de jennifer lÓpez y marc anthony apareciÓ junto a otras niÑas vestida de blanco dentro de unas jaulas que muchos asociaron con las estructuras donde miles de niÑos casi todos hispanos han sido colocados por las autoridades migratorias como parte de la polÍtica de cero tolerancia. cantaba a todo pulmÓn uno de los Éxitos de su madre. de repente apareciÓ la diva del bronxcon una capa que al abrirla dejaba al descubierto la bandera de puerto rico. en ese momento comenzaron a cantar una canciÓn que junto a la bandera norteamericana que eraÍ lÓpez en su capa parecÍa recordarle a todos que aunque hispanos, los portorriqueÑos por nacimiento. usuarios en redes y analistas comentaron el hecho. a los acordes de salsa, cumbia, merengue y reggaeton, el espec

by the time sarah got to the hospital, jennifer had died. sarah needed emergency surgery and spent weeks recovering in hospital. but failings in record—keeping meant that what happened wasn't reported as a serious incident. our baby daughter died, my wife nearly died at home. what does qualify as a serious incident, then? is it death? what... what is above that? atjennifer‘s inquest last april, a coroner concluded that mistakes by the registrar had contributed to her death. i have to live every day with what—ifs. it has just destroyed our lives. shortly afterjennifer‘s inquest, the true extent of failings in maternity emerged. this damning report by inspectors from the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists was published. the report exposed how, despite repeated warnings from staff, professional bodies and regulators, the health board had failed to tackle many issues that put mothers and babies at risk. there were staff shortages, the complaints system wasn't working properly, and lessons weren't being learned from mistake

by the time sarah got to the hospital, jennifer had died. sarah needed emergency surgery and spent weeks recovering in hospital. but failings in record—keeping meant that what happened wasn't reported as a serious incident. our baby daughter died, my wife nearly died at home. what does qualify as a serious incident, then? is it death? what... what is above that? atjennifer‘s inquest last april, a coroner concluded that mistakes by the registrar had contributed to her death. i have to live every day with what—ifs. it has just destroyed our lives. shortly afterjennifer‘s inquest, the true extent of failings in maternity emerged. this damning report by inspectors from the royal college of obstetricians and gynaecologists was published. the report exposed how, despite repeated warnings from staff, professional bodies and regulators, the health board had failed to tackle many issues that put mothers and babies at risk. there were staff shortages, the complaints system wasn't working properly, and lessons weren't being learned from mistake

prosecutors say dulos killed jennifer. her body has never been found. >> we categorically deny that mr. dulos had any involvement in the disappearance of his wife, jennifer, and we defy the state to prove that she is, in fact, dead. >> reporter: dulos was arrested in january after investigators found evidence that included surveillance video of what appeared to be dulos and his former girlfriend, michelle troconis, allegedly throwing away garbage bags. police say the recovered bags also tested positive for jennifer's blood. troconis, along with dulos' former attorney and friend, kent mawhinney, were also arrested in connection with the case. >> she has always been extremely cooperative, and we'll have to deal with these charges in court. >> reporter: and in his note, dulos also wrote that the other two people charged in this case had nothing to do with his wife's disappearance. now, keep in mind, both of them face charges of conspiracy to commit murder. michelle troconis is also accused of hindering the prosecution and tam

como jennifer lÓpez o mÁs tradicional. >>jennifer lÓpez. [risas] karla: tambiÉn seguimos en vivo con todoo de "premio lo nuestro". en un rato vamos a estar hablando con christian nodal. tienes ahÍ nominaciones para "premio lo nuestro". [hablan a la vez] alan: se quedan con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". amanecemos con los protagonistas. karla: dale una pÍldora. alan: pero la azul. [risas] ♪ narrator: carlos ponce. el tren arrancó. harry deseaba mirar a hagrid hasta que se perdiera de vista y apretó la nariz contra la ventanilla, pero parpadeo y hagrid ya no... y hagrid ya no estaba. descarga audible. la selección de audiolibros mas grande del mundo. descarga audible. lo único que mejora la nueva oferta de t-mobile en iphone 11, es la gente con quien la compartes. así que ahora, cámbiate a t-mobile y obtén 2 líneas en un plan ilimitado por solo $90 y 2 iphone 11 por cuenta nuestra. todo en nuestra señal más nueva y poderosa que llega más lejos que nunca. apúrate. ve a t-mobile ahora y llévate 2 neas en un plan ilimitado

jennifer nuzzo. i've seen some reporting that suggests incidence of these are increasing, coming out with increasing frequency. is that true, and if so, what is causing the? jennifer: it is true. there are some studies that have been looking at these infectious disease offense, pathogens that we have not recognized before, that they go on to cause outbreaks. if they are not contained, epidemics. there does you to be a clear line that they are increasing. surveillance for these has gotten better. but some studies that have looked at this, even when they tried to adjust for increases in surveillance, still see there's an increase. there are a number of important drivers in this. we are a very populous globe and we are very connected. you can get on a plane and be anywhere in the world in 36 hours. that was not always the case. we are also changing our environment in ways that favor the spread of viruses. deforestation happening in countries, allowing people to encounter wildlife populations they didn't

but i do not have a problem with sitting down with adversaries all over the world. >> jennifer, your thoughts? is that an asset? >> you know what, this is really more of a primary question, because obviously trump has been meeting with kim jong-un and a whole bunch of other people that heretofore we never would have thought any president of the united states would need to without precondition. in the primary, if you look at just the nevada outcomes, it looks like joe biden as an advantage in foreign policy. that said, the number of people who put foreign policy as their number one issue is much lower than those who put health care, for example. in this, i think why not meet with people as long as you are not being sucked into something that's anti-american, and nobody is suggesting bernie sanders would do that. i don't think it's really that big of an issue for the general, and it may not be that big an issue for the primary. >> we'll leave it there. jennifer granholm, andrew gillum, thank you. >>> voter candidates take special questions in a two-hour town hall event live from charle

. >> otro vídeo que da mucho que hablar uno publicado por jennifer lópez, que muestra los momentos antes de salir al escenario durante el super bowl 54 veamos . >> se ver rezar con su hija y el equipo de bailarines en imágenes >> así es jennifer lópez. deleitó a todas las niñas del mundo para que se sientan orgullosas recordemos que la hija de lópez tanto con otras pequeñas dentro de jaulas, como símbolo de la crisis humanitaria que se vive la frontera sur de los estados unidos. >> un espectáculo que sigue dando mucho de qué hablar. >> salieron muchos memes por shakira que cumple 43 y jennifer lópez 50 y se comparan más energica . >> así es bueno shakira dice que fue su mejor regalo de cumpleaños. >> hacemos una pausa y al regresar google puede quedarse fuera de la celebración del orgullo gay en san francisco le diremos el porque regresar de la pausa. ningún niño debería hacer afectado por la mal alimentaciones en su escuela. tom steyer y su esposa kat se enteraron que los niños de california no recibían alimentos frescos en las escuelas públicas, y entraron en acci�

jennifer the most her legal analyst from the united states this hour. a surprise temporary political alliance has been formed in a german state the ruling centrist party and right wing politicians have joined forces to a regional left wing premier no it defies repeated declarations by the national party in charge they would not work together with the far right peter all of us spoke to her. it's not often we're talking about high drama in german politics but it's fair to say that it's been shaken to its very core by the election of a new state premier in turn into well this is after the far right until immigration party alternative for germany essentially played the role of king maker. the free democratic party candidate thomas kennedy will be the new state premier it's worth noting his party only picked up 5 seats in the election that was held back in october of last year but with the backing of a day along with people members of the christian democratic union angler merkel's party he was able to win the election in the in the state parliament by just o

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jennifer, i want to go to you and dan on this question on the eve of the debate. a candidate who needs to convince voters that he or she can win, can beat the republican opponent, what is that like? you've been in presidential campaigns. what is that like when the candidate has that obligation? the candidate is not presumed to be the one who can beat the republican opponent. >> well, you know, the people in this race that it hits the hardest on the recommend. and it's bizarre because there has been somebody who went up against trump in a general election. it was a woman, and she got 3 million more votes, and women had historic wins in 2018. i argue if there is anything that we know about what happens when trump is on the ballot, is that women win. so i think, you know, you see warren makes a case really forcefully about electability now, and i know she does it because she feels like she has to. she's got to make that -- she can't let that question go unanswered. it may be that she's been helping amy klobuchar doing that, right? she made that case really forcefully

to go to what jennifer said, she's absolutely right. every single vote michael bloomberg hopes to get is because of spending money on ads. in other words, the enterprise of the bloomberg campaign, not some side activity of it, the enterprise of it as a whole, is corrupt. his running -- >> buying ads is corrupt? >> no. attempting to pursue the presidency of the united states by spending money, without relating to people, connect to people -- >> it removes you from the rest of the process. >> and buying it with no other basis. he has no support. he had no support until he started spending this money. he knows it, his people know it. the entire enterprise of the bloomberg campaign is corrupt. and i've said this yesterday, people may disagree with me. it makes something like the ukraine deal which is not something i'm a fan of, it makes it look small because what we're actually talking about is an individual now, but also the next cycle and the next, just thinking this is now a consumer product. the president of the united states becomes a

jennifer, i want to go to you and dan on this question on the eve of the debate. a candidate who needs to convince voters that he or she can win, can beat the republican opponent, what is that like? you've been in presidential campaigns. what is that like when the candidate has that obligation? the candidate is not presumed to be the one who can beat the republican opponent. >> well, you know, the people in this race that it hits the hardest are the women. and it's bizarre because there has been somebody who went up against trump in a general election. it was a woman, and she got 3 million more votes, and women had historic wins in 2018. i argue if there is anything that we know about what happens when trump is on the ballot, is that women win. so i think, you know, you see warren makes a case really forcefully about electability now, and i know she does it because she feels like she has to. she's got to make that -- she can't let that question go unanswered. it may be that she's been helping amy klobuchar doing that, right? she made that case really forcefully in

y entonces llegó el momento de ver a la tan esperada shakira y jennifer lópez quienes simplemente nos deslumbron con su presentación. el espectáculo tuvo varias sorpresas. tales como la participación de bad bunny y j balvin, incluso la hija de j lo pero sin duda lo mejor para el público fue ver juntas a las artistas >>> lo máximo, el mejor medio tiempo que me ha tocado ver >>> ¿qué parte más te gustó? >>> cuando estuvieron las dos juntas >>> yo creo que cuando las dos se juntaron. al final cuando se abrazaron me encantó esa parte >>> ¿qué sentiste en esos momentos? >>> no, pues mis raíces, viva méxico, puerto rico y colombia >>> en la segunda parte del juego los chiefs se fueron arriba sobre las 49ers para llevarse finalmente su segundo trofeo después de 50 años >>> fue una noche inolvidable tanto para los fanáticos del equipo ganador como para los del equipo perdedor pero además porque también los que seguimos ganando somos nosotros los latinos que protagoniza +1 parte del super bowl 54, es todo lo que tengo por ahora desde florida, ivette machín, telemundo >>> ca

to go to what jennifer said, she's absolutely right. every single vote michael bloomberg hopes to get is because of spending money on ads. in other words, the enterprise of the bloomberg campaign, not some side activity of it, the enterprise of it as a whole, is corrupt. his running -- >> buying ads is corrupt? >> no. attempting to pursue the presidency of the united states entirely by spending money, without relating to people, connect to people -- >> it removes you from the rest of the process. >> and buying it with no other basis. he has no support. he had no support until he started spending this money. he knows it, his people know it. the entire enterprise of the bloomberg campaign is corrupt. and i've said this yesterday, people may disagree with me. it makes something like the ukraine deal, which is not something i'm a fan of, it makes it look small because what we're actually talking about is an individual now, but also the next cycle and the next, just thinking this is now a consumer product. the president of the united states

jennifer johnson has more. >> reporter: just days away from wednesday's debate. candidates are wooing voters in nevada. early voting has begun ahead of sat saturday's caucus. front runner taken aim for a man who has not qualified for a debate yet. >> i can't beat him on the air way but i can beat him on the debate stage. >> bloomberg is under fire for after allegedly treating women. the candidate fired back, i would not be where i am today without the talents around me. mayor pete buttigieg who barely lost to bernie sanders in the new hampshire. ly lynbaugh is saying america is not ready to elect a gay guy. >> in nevada, joe biden trying to revig rainvigorate his campa. >> the viciousness and the way he pitched people against each other. >> sanders hoping for another strong showing. >> if we stay together, we can transform the country. >> these five are ready to go at it on wednesday night. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> california primary two weeks away, we posted a voter guide in our website highlighting issues and every county in the bay area. let

me lo contÓ todo. >>> quÉ la divisiÓn de bienes de marco y jennifer dejÓ a ti con jennifer lÓpez, por quÉ eso? >>> el que nos descu abre a nosotros es mark nersz Épocas que vino aquella la ruptura y comenzÓ con nosotros en la reparticiones de bienes que se quedÓ con nosotros fue jennifer lÓpez y nosotros felices gracias a ella estamos donde estamos ahora. >>> cuÉntanos alguna anecdota que has tenido con ella en la elaboraciÓn de la coreografÍa? >>> bueno lo que te puedo decir es que jennifer lÓpez es una mujer muy profesional y diciendo esto quiere decir que es una mujer muy trabajadora donde uno tiene que estar con los cinco sentidos pila porque ella es una mujer que trabaja muy duro cuando a veces a uno le pasan algunos cosas que no le salen estÁ allÍ para decirle a uno, bueno, vamos a concentrarnos, porque hay que hacerlo. >>> y esta gente es de cali colombia. >>> asÍ es, gracias a dios la estamos poniendo en el alto pero nosotros sobre todo de donde venimos estar en un super bowl es algo maravilloso porque sabemos que la mayorÍa de los grandes artistas mundo entero qu

también cuando hacen el paso los aviones de la marina, >> y el espectáculo de shakira , y jennifer lópez. >> aprobado? >> sí. habrá que ver qué piensan los fanáticos nfl (national football league), que no están acostumbrados ahora el tener a j balvin fue un toque excepcional >> mujeres empoderadas latinas jennifer lópez con 50 años y shakira 40. bueno decían que ha sido el mejor espectáculo de super bowl, eso es dejar la vara alta. >> los colegas comentaba que les parecía impresionante, mencionaban a ellas en el top tres segundo. >> bueno así nos despedimos, más tarde analizamos lo mejor y lo no tan bueno, >>muchas gracias, después de n tiroteo que dejó un muerto y varios heridas en autobús le diremos qué medidas piensan tomar. >> al volver en dos minutos >> ♪. >> noticiero telemundo 48 a las 5:30 >> qué tal ,muchas gracias por su compañía, mortal tiroteo que se desató dentro de un autobús genera controversia sobre medidas de seguridad que adptará la compañía.

. >> i said to jennifer, i was like why don't we do a red lipstick, you know? and she was like, okay. i was a little nervous when she walked out the door. i was like people are going to love this or hate it. but they loved it. >> scott says to get jennifer's signature glow, use a bronzing body makeup on your body, not just the face. >> i came up with a product called body bling and it's still going strong. it's a body moisturizer with a lot of shimmer in it. one of my best drugstore tricks is to take body makeup and go over with in newt row geena. >> scott daz have one makeup regret. >> it was the angel eyes premiere. it was bad. i got into this whole thing into my head where i was like angel eyes so i did all this white eyeshadow. and on a latina girl, it's probably not the smartest thing. >> i liked that. >> i liked the curls in full effect. >> she still looks good. >>> next up, we go through the week in fashion and name our ultimate style star. >> we'll i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spendi

jennifer what does this say about american politics the. billionaire. playing the game really nobody else seems to get a look in is this turning into an oligarchy that's the accusation those are the articles of the being written at the moment in american politics. i think so and i think to be fair i think regardless of what you think about donald trump i think he's at least because he's been such a populist president he's tried to stay in on that platform of being a populist president with people so even having to do things and yes i know i'm going to have to spend millions of dollars on my campaign but i'm not going to take a pay check for this and so some of these things try to sidestep but it is true and all of these people recognize that it is as as has been stated that this is an indictment that was a perfect description of the american political system it has become such a swamp of this that you cannot have those kinds of finances or resources and i think the d.n.c. is really becoming being put under the spotlight with this specifically with how t

last year arizona passed an important state law led by state respective jennifer jermaine to examine the issue of murdered and missing indigenous women and girls making arizona one of the only seven states to have a task force. the trump administration launched a task force to tackle the issue. the task force is an important step, we must do more to address the epidemic. it shouldn't take more women and girls dying to bring enough attention to the crisis to end it. i have several questions about this. please keep your answers as brief as wobble. we know sound policy recommendations are created when directly impacted people are at the table sharing their experiences and giving input. director wray, are tribal leaders going to be part of the task force where these protocols are being drafted and considered? >> well, the details about the task force are ones that are better referred to the department. i will tell you that i believe

a double act to share with you should jennifer lopez. they both perform. —— shakira and jennifer lopez. it exceeded expectations. last year was quite disappointed with maroon five. they read they had a relaxing fibre this yearin read they had a relaxing fibre this year in miami. they knock it out of the park. —— a latin vibe this year fourth of a very loud set inside the stadium it will be allowed celebration here in a couple of hours' time. thank you, duncan. manchester city remain 22 points behind the english premier league leaders liverpool, as they fell to their sixth defeat of the season in a heated match at the tottenham hotspur stadium. city missed several big chances in the first half, and a penalty... before having 0leksandr zinchenko sent off on the hour mark. jose mourinho's side rode their luck — but then made city pay for it afterwards. steven bergwijn, scored the first of two tottenham goals — son with the other. the win takes tottenham into fifth and just four points behind chelsea and the champions league posi

jennifer lopez not shying away from this divided moment in america. >> latinos! >> wearing the puerto rican flag on one side. the american flag on the other. and bringing her 11-year-old daughter, emme, on stage with her, singing "born in the usa." ♪ born in the usa ♪ let's get loud >> the reviews spectacular. this tweet getting attention -- "shakira is 43 and j. lo is 50. you can't tell me they're not the most impressive athletes in that stadium tonight." >> muchas gracias. >> thank you so much! >> what a halftime show and what a game. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> b.a.r.t. trying to crack f t a solution to that issue has caused a new problem for riders with disabilities. one woman shows you exactly what she's dealing with. >>> a little over a year ago we announced this incredible public/private partnership. >> good news from the city of oakland. hear how it's made progress when it comes to the issue of homelessness. >>> absolutely we could see shortages. >> you see "made in china" on a lot of product labels. ton

director of greenpeace international jennifer thank you so much for joining us you took part in one of the opening panels on climate change you were there with john kerry and others and you said during that panel that the climate crisis is a security crisis what exactly do you mean by that. well what i mean is that if you look at the scenarios of what could happen with climate change impacts you're looking at hundreds of millions of people suffering from food insecurity and water insecurity and those fuel conflict climate change is like a threat multiplier it's like the straw that breaks the camel's back and can lead to more conflict around the world which is a security issue and a humanitarian issue that i think has not yet really captured this community in munich's attention so hopefully now why do you think that is i mean when i was speaking with melinda crane one of our correspondents she said she's been at this conference 20 years and this is really the 1st time that climate change has been seriously discussed. you know i think that it's that it's a very traditional community i

director of greenpeace international jennifer thank you so much for joining us you took part in one of the opening panels on climate change you were there with john kerry and others and you said during that panel that the climate crisis is a security crisis what exactly do you mean by that. well what i mean is that if you look at the scenarios of what could happen with climate change impacts you're looking at hundreds of millions of people suffering from food insecurity and water insecurity and those fuel conflict climate change is like a threat multiplier it's like the straw that breaks the camel's back and can lead to more conflict around the world which is a security issue and a humanitarian issue that i think has not yet really captured this community in munich's attention so hopefully now why do you think that is i mean when i was speaking with melinda crane one of our correspondents she said she's been at this conference 20 years and this is really the 1st time that climate change has been seriously discussed. you know i think that it's that it's a very traditional community a

jennifer in new jersey. next to phil in dunning, florida. phil in florida, go ahead. >> caller: how are you? >> doing fine. go ahead with your comment. >> caller: two quick questions. strike the last word i never understood what that meant. there's been a lot of talk about iowa going first. what is the advantage to going first that these other states are looking to get ahold of? >> good question, phil. i'll answer your question about strike the last word in a minute. paul steinhouser ask about being first in the nation, why is that so important to new hampshire in particular? >> bill, thanks for saving me on that one. i don't cover capitol hill. i'm a campaign trail kind of reporter. listen, everybody wants to go first for the attention. i mean the candidates camp out in iowa and new hampshire and to a lesser degree south carolina and nevada for a year, year and a half. this cycle started right after the mid-term athletics in late 2018. if you're a state that votes very high up in the order one of those for early voting states you'll see a l

director of greenpeace international jennifer thank you so much for joining us you took part in one of the opening panels on climate change you were there with john kerry and others and you said during the panel that the climate crisis is a security crisis what exactly do you mean by that. well what i mean is that if you look at the scenarios of what could happen with climate change impacts you're looking at hundreds of millions of people suffering from food insecurity and water insecurity and those fuel conflicts climate change is like a threat multiplier it's like the straw that breaks the camel's back and can lead to more conflict around the world which is a security issue and a humanitarian issue that i think has not yet really captured this community in munich's attention so hopefully now why do you think that is i mean when i was speaking with melinda crane one of our correspondents she said she's been at this conference 20 years and this is really the 1st time that climate change has been seriously discussed. you know i think that it's that it's a very traditional community i