carmen: and i'm carmen. our parents work in a circushat travels all around the world and we travel with them. andye never know where in the world we will end up next. all (train whistling) and we travel with them. carmen: but wherever we go, we know that lu the moon will be there with us. ♪ traveling the world as a trio ♪ eo ♪ andy ancarmen and ♪ with luna the moon and some new friends too ♪ ♪ everydifferent and really they're just like you ♪ ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ let's go, luna, let's go ♪ all around the world ♪ let's go, luna, let's go (whistling theme song) ♪ carmen: the big squeeze. (guitar playing) ♪ o: wow, carmen... that sounds fantastic! you're so good on guitar! carmen: thanks, leo! andy: yeah! i bet you could play any instrument. (drum roll) leo: hmm? leo/andy: (screams) ahhh! barrels! carmen/andy/leo: whaaat? (clapping) freide: ha ha! that is but a taste of the performance you will enjoy later tonight at the circo! andy/leo: yeah! leo: that was cool! who are you gu

(accordion honk) fabuloso: carmen! rmfabuloso: carmen-carmen-! you are great at playing everything, right? fabuloso: you must fill in for freddi tonight! i am begging you! carmen: we, i don't know... i'm worried because i've never played an accordion, i don't think i can! fabuloso: oh, you can! fabuloso! i knew you could do it, carmen. i never doubted you for a second. carmen: augh, that's not what i said! are you even listening to me? fabuloso: nope! ! thank you for playing the accordion tonight, carmen. freide will dance on her barrels, and the show will be wonderful. now, i will go back to adjusting my bow tie. freide: let us meet at olympia park later.

>> carmen: oh, hell, yeah. yeah, oh, yeah. >> anthony: it's like mayberry out here from looking around. who's using heroin now? i mean -- >> carmen: kids. >> anthony: kids. >> carmen: kids. >> anthony: today's heroin epidemic is different than the one that raged through america in the 1970s in a few significant ways. back then, heroin was mostly seen as a poor people problem, somebody else's problem. the sort of thing that musicians and criminals got into. marginal people, far from the white main streets of mayberry, usa. what those people did to themselves, well, it was unfortunate, but not our problem. until somebody broke into your house. today, it's absolutely the reverse. the new addicts are almost entirely white, middle class, and from towns and areas like this. how do you think you make it better? >> carmen: you don't. >> anthony: whoa. you don't? >> carmen: no, there's going to be more robberies, there's going to be more killings. take one person off the street here, two more come in. >> anthony: at pea

carmen villalobos >>> cuÉntame. dios mÍo rashel y david es la palabra y yo veÍa a rashel y yo era asÍ te mete en la pelÍcula iker queria bailar la verdad que felicidades olÉ >>> bueno >> la venenosa ha tenido semanas duras otras no tan duras se ha suavizar un poco >>> alguien que me ha enseÑado en telemundo eres tÚ, la humildad en donde los dÍas hoshs ido agradeces a dios por ser periodistas >>> conductora madre esposa. bailarina >>> pero bailarina de las mejores y sabes una cosa voy a tener que decirlo, voy a tener que decirlo delante de tu familia. fuego, fuego! llamen a los bomberos!. >> llamen a los bomberos. ahÍ estÁ >>> (sirenas) (risas). >>> llegÓ seÑores >>> te amo >>> 3 semanas. >> 3 semanas llamando al bombero y llegÓ el bombero el esposo de rashel. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) fuego. >> llamen a los bomberos. >>> carlitos gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros >>> aunque no lo hayas escuchado ellas tenÍan 3 semanas llamando. >> llegÓ en el momento correcto en la gran final ¿cÓmo te sientes? >>> y

thank you, mohamed. >> thank you, carmen. yes, kelly and carmen bring in the money. i get to spend the money. [ laughter ]. >> i think a few years ago when carmen brought up the idea of doing the project, we were very excited. it had a lot of different work that needed to be done. it is a historic building. so trying to match things and to really make a place that really works with all the things we heard from carmen was something that we were excited about. what's great about this project is it involved many parts of our building of bureau repair, carpenters, glazers, locksmith, laborers were all involved -- well in fact, every shop in public works was involved in one way or another in making this happen. it's a very unique project because we have a lot of staff that actually custom-built many of the shelves over here, matching the doors, all the things that we had to work with. all of those were built at public works at our shop. it was really an exciting project for the team. i think we delivered. i think you're very happy about that. just so you know, we do a lot

carmen exploring japan's past. now, rembrandt has to be one of the most famous painters in the world, and this year marks the 350th anniversary of his death. a while back, adi added back to amsterdam — where rembrandt worked and lived for most of his life — to discover a project that is restoring one of his most famous paintings. adi: in1631, he made this city his home. and it's here that he painted his most famous masterpieces. and you can see many of them on display at the rijksmuseum. but what i've come here to see is very special. and involves a painting that rembrandt is best known for, one of the most famous works of art in the world, the night watch. the painting is almost four centuries old, and over the years there have been various restoration attempts. but now the museum is undertaking the most sophisticated one ever. using high—tech methods to carry out a forensic examination of how rembrandt actually painted the picture before restoration can begin. and it's all being carried out in one of their

let's go to carmen and oklahoma city on the other's line. >> hello, you're on the air. make sure you meet your television, and go ahead with your comments, carmen. >> my comments on the last two days, and i've watched it faithfully. i don't doubt for about an hour, but it is just a typical. i have watched how the democrats have treated president trump from day one, and they have never let up. they've never let up on trying to destroy someone that the american people voted for. not all americans, but we all are americans, but it seems like whenever i listen to the democrats, the only americans are democrats. that's wrong. what they are doing with president trump -- if people would remember that they are setting a precedent, and if they will do this to the president, little people think that this government can do to them, and will do to them when they get their way? >> carmine, what do you think will come of all of this? what do you think the house will do? >> i believe that the democratic house would destroy the united states as it is. they would destroy it, because the

i'm going to meet up with carmen vienna a dance instructor at the municipal flamenco school. seeing carmen in action i'm a little scared i don't know what i've gotten myself into not don't worry come on let's go. towards like myself and sign up for a lesson here after just one hour i think some real progress. another highlighting granada's old town is the renaissance cathedral it was built by christian monarchs after the end of morris roll in $1492.00. tucked away here is. an era of back dating back to the 11th century and one of the oldest structures in kanada. now it's a museum no bathing allowed but even so the middle eastern bath culture lives on in this city. in a modern among with warm and cold basins. so there you should cool people go through. that and all those so there were all the protrusion a month ago now that. really that is a. deal. and this is my specialty for a perfect weekend in grenada experiencing a real mom. and finally my trip is not complete without visiting a flamenco show that's what granada is famous for most of the shows are put on in capes. to be s

so please join me in welcoming carmen sousa. [ applause ]. >> so i'm carmen sousa. i, like many of you, am a san francisco native and born and raised in the mission. i went to school all over the city in the bayview and the tenderloin in the mission, all over the place. so i first started off also through the mayor -- i also started working at 14th through mayeep and was able to get all these different job opportunities and eventually started working with the boys and girls club which i was a long-term member with since i was 6 or 7 years old. through that club and mayeep, i was able to learn all these different job opportunities and how to -- job-readiness programs, like job rÉsumes and all that. so -- [ applause ]. >> and -- so i first got introduced with united with the boys and girls club when i first turned 18 years old. luckily through them i was able to learn even more, not only with the boys and girls club and mayeep was ready to get me ready for a new job, but i feel united was able to push me with an extra step knowing this is a real job with real respons

carmen is a short hop from tokyo, to find out how one resort town has employed an old friend to solve the problem once and for all. only 60 minutes from tokyo and i am at the southern flank of one of japan's vast and wild national parks. this is the little resort town of karuizawa. it is beautiful, as you can see, we are surrounded by mountains and woodlands. and it is lovely at this time of year, especially if you are a leaf peeper after some autumn colours. it is also a very tempting little town if you are a hungry bear strolling in those hills up there looking for a tasty snack. until a decade ago, there were roughly 300 human—bear encounters here every year. and it isn't the only place where this happens. the ministry of environments is between 2012 and 2017 there were more than 500 attacks on people with a dozen fatalities. 0n very rare occasions, man and bear managed to live together. these fishermen on the shirotoko peninsula on the northern island of hokkaido have struck up a strong and unusual bond with their neighbours. but in many other places they are seen as a nuisance,

as part of the terms of the settlement carmen agreed to a competency ality clause i know. this is a difficult talking to us why was it important for you to do so. after my dad died and i have to be buried. during the last on the challenge that while. i was very present funk that. i needed to do something. and know that the lawsuit itself maybe didn't have quite the impact that my family want and by everything that i do from here on. this is the 1st time she's spoken publicly about the confidentiality agreement you chose to set up. yes or be wanted to and it may have dragged on for i saw every every single tactic in the book to delay things to. as hearings to be. made to act evidence. deny at hamas saw. but came to the table just kind of mean and why do you think it was important to not care for you to agree to not disperse an agreement. genuine that. you can't say why that means that i can't say anything. publicly about what directly or indirectly. make them look bad and the impact of these clauses is to. prevent the truth from coming forward and i think in many ways it mi

gonzÁles buenos dÍas. >>> gracias marÍa del carmen >>> sÍ >>> ayer decÍan especificamente las sobrinas de walter mercado que Él era del pueblo y quieren que todos tengan la oportunidad de decirle adiÓs y despedirse >>> y ver el merecido homenaje en el lugar donde se le puede rendir homenaje a las personalidades que han trascendido del medio del espectÁculo y aportan a nuestro paÍs >>> un grande walter mercado que en paz descanse, seguimos con el candelero sigue esta vez estÁn criticando a kim kardashian en las redes sociales >>> por quÉ ahora >>> los pasÓ que cuando hizo su disfraz de extraterrestre resulta ser que la estÁn criticando porque le pintÓ los labios a su hija mayor de ellos >>> tiene 6 aÑos >>> es un disfraz >>> porqero la hija de menos de aÑos de la pareja west estaba atemorizada por el disfraz del papÁ que al parecer era demasiado fuerte un poco realista >>> estaban parece de verdad >>> van a traumar a la criatura pobre >>> cuÁntos disfraces tuvo kim >>> 4 >>> me pareciÓ divertido. no mal. >>> que se diviertan >>> metamorfosis lo que hizo >>> siempre van a c

. >> cuando volvamos, carmen jara celebrÓ los 15 aÑos de su hija carmen y con lÁgrimas pide perdÓn por hacerla sufrir cuando era esposa de jorge rosales moreno. >> prepÁrense porque este lunes estÁ bien sabroso porque en ¿has encontrado tu true match? ¿auténtico contigo y con tu piel? cuando no puedes diferenciar dónde termina la base y dónde comienza tu piel, ese es tu true match. true match de l'oréal iguala tu piel a la perfección para un acabado auténtico. en 45 tonos. true match de l'oréal paris ♪ en amazon encuentras todo lo que necesitas para los niños en estas festividades, con precios bajos y envíos gratis en millones de artículos. puede causar daño al esmalte. con la pasta pronamel repair podemos ayudar a activamente reparar ese esmalte debilitado. es innovadora. con pronamel repair más minerales pueden llegar a lo profundo de la superficie del esmalte. el que tengas oportunidad de reparar lo que ya ha sido dañado es asombroso. yo creo que mi pasta va a ser pronamel repair. ♪ ♪ llegÓ la sopa bien sabrosa con lucho borrego. >> cuando vengo acÁ me dan g

getting back 5000000 downloads of exercise on a daily basis through integration with apple watch with carmen with center with pono when people go to the gym i swap a card we get there so we know exactly who are listening to what people are doing from an exercise point of view and rewarding. customers voluntarily share this data via a smartphone app but consumer watchdog sworn giving away personal information can leave people vulnerable it's not only that the data could be stolen by cyber criminals critics say such health surveillance schemes could ultimately could tile personal freedom. but not everybody is concerned about the technology. to get the same thing to me i believe it's in your interest to know rather than not know that you've got a potentially a problem with your heart or something like that i personally would rather know and then have preventative measures taken rather than suddenly oh i need a bypass because i've only just found out that i now have a problem. but some experts believe that a scheme that attracts healthy customers while having a negative impact on those in need c

getting about 5000000 downloads of exercise on a daily basis through integration with apple watch with carmen with center with pono when people go to the gym they swipe a card we get their data so we know exactly who are listening to what people are doing from an exercise point of view and rewarding. customers voluntarily share this data via a smartphone app but consumer watchdog sworn that giving away personal information can leave people vulnerable it's not only that the data could be stolen by cyber criminals critics say such health surveillance schemes could ultimately could tiled personal freedom. that's it for now for me on the business team here. national business news and background stories of course on our web site that's do w dot com slash business and also make sure you follow us on social media we're on twitter facebook and linked in for the goal is a quick look at global markets at this hour. in support. of. the reebok. after the for. november not. one of france's top choreographers males of key it started his career dancing hip hop in the streets on this arts and culture will lo

please welcome carmen chu. >> hello, everybody. so happy to be here with all of you and to see this day come forward. so many people who are here today from all different parts of mayor ed lee's life, his family, the community who loved him, and of course the city's family who adored him and saw him as a mentor for many of us. i think the trip that we took was spoken about. when you travel with him, just like in relationships, they say it really reveals someone's true character. can you travel well together, were they fussy, were they hard to get along with, and so on. i have a memory of mayor ed lee on that trip. on that trip we were walking through these beautiful gardens where you can see the scenery around. i see our mayor who wasn't mayor at the time, who was a city administrator, and he was looking at the trash can. he was looking at the trash can to understand whether the design of the trash can was something that we should mimic and bring back here to san francisco. so i think revealing the character that was our mayor and

es tiempo de caos la familia están un dilema su vuelo a méxico en retrasado buena noticia para doña carmen pero no para su hija >>> tengo que regresar a méxico, y no puedo realizar dentro de de 6 horas >>> la suerte tampoco acompañó la pareja de españa >>> nos han dejado con lo puesto porquealetnos regresamos hoy a barcelona y teníamos la ropa puesta >>> hoy será el día más ocupado por eso la recomendación es estar preparado >>> salga de su casa con antelación registrarse para su abuelo el línea si es que puede y esté atento a los cambio al hoy plenario el presidente ejecutivo por su parte dio un consejo dice que aeropuerto va estar lleno si usted tiene niños pequeños tenga paciencia con los que no caminan rápido y si va tomar la carretera la tecnología puede ayudar >>> hay aplicaciones que puedes poner el lugar donde vas y a que hora más o menos va llegar para ver la estaciones de servicio y con tarjeta de descuento se puede utilizar >>> no manejen bajo el efecto del alcohol o drogas si van a salir >>> a disfrutar de las vacaciones noticiero telemundo 48 >>> si piensa via

let's go to carmen on the independents line. hi, you are on the air. make sure you mute your television. caller: my comments on the last i zoned-- last two days, out for maybe an hour. it is just typical. haveched how the democrats treated president trump from day one. they have never let up. they have never let up on trying to destroy someone that the american people voted for. not all americans, but we are all americans. it seems whenever i listen to the democrats, the only americans are democrat. that is wrong. what they are doing with president trump -- if people would remember they are setting a precedent. if they would do this to the president, what do they think this government will do to them when they get their way? host: what do you think will come of all of this? what do you think the house will do? househink the democratic will destroy the united states as is. they will destroy it. they care more about their politics than they do about the country. they divide the country. president trump, in my opinion, is trying to unite us. we have peopl

>> carmen salinas. >> ¿quieren escucharlo? >> aquÍ estÁ acabo de pagar como 700 mil pesos acabo de pagar y si uno paga sale uno adelante en serio le pido a mi padre que lo ayude porque tambiÉn es una gente mayor es lo que Él ha ganado de toda su carrera artÍstica o que Él pida la opciÓn de pagar en abonos. >> no sÉ, a mÍ se me olvidÓ el resto de la respuesta cuando dijo Él es un poco mayor. >> a ustedes mis compaÑeros les prohÍbo decir comentarios asi. >> seÑora carmen usted es una amiga mÁs buena, que buena amiga es usted. >> esto es un asunto que estÁ dando mucho de quÉ hablar en mÉxico, hay varias personas famosas que han dicho que sus cuentas se les han congelado por un asunto polÍtico de supuesto golpe de estado que se habla por ahÍ estÁ fuerte porque imagÍnate tus dineros ahÍ todo lo que has trabajado y ahorrado toda la vida. >> cuando lo congelas no puedes tocar nada. >> claro que no, no puedes. >> terrible. >> pero bueno vamos a hacer una pausa y una pregunta sobre la apariencia de su rostro pare

carmen fue a new york para conocer sus secretos. ♪. ♪ >>> las mejores picadas colombianas en new york, estÁn en el basurero, pero no hay que dejarse llevar por el nombre, en este rincÓn antioqueÑo de queens el sa son de don ramÓn atrae comensales de diversas partes del mundo. ramÓn ¿quÉ nos va a preparar hoy?. >>> tenemos para preparar una picada, que es un plato muy exquisito y acogedor para todas las familias. la picada mÁs que todo seco me en antioquÍa los piassas. >>> tiene chorizo, mor cilla y chicharrÓn y el sabor de sudamÉrica se lo dan los tu ber culos. la yuca frita, la salsa negra, la cebolla verde, dan una textura a la comida sabrosa, muy rica. perfecto ¿por dÓnde comenzamos?. >>> lo que mÁs demora que es la costilla. luego se le coloca el chicharrÓn, la chuleta, el chorizo, se asa la carn la mor silla. >>> el toque secreto de la carne. >>> le echamos algo de vino, salsa negra, ajo, adobo.10 minutos despuÉs, mezclan los ingredientes. >>> es el paso mÁs complicado y se esparce la cebolla y salsa negra. >>> y para no reventarla. >>> y acompaÑante la arepitas

esquina siempre se ven grupitos >>> la policía arrestó al sujeto quien cree fue el blanco del ataque carmen respondió con disparos contra el auto otros cinco sospechosos continúan prófugo. >>> el pasado 3 de agosto. su sujesujeeste sujeto se presentaron las tres abogadas que estarán represen representando a la fiscalía aquí con la información ellas representarán al estado konta de patrick a quien se le para por la muerte de 20 dos personas y casi cinco víctimas lesionadas2 cinco víctimas lesionad25 vícti defensa argumentó que es demasiada evidencia más de la que habían visto en cualquier otro caso incluso federal por lo que no está ni cerca una situación que molesta a miembros que están dando 500 a este mismo caseguie caa este mismo caso este no es un teatro para los que van hacer millones en la defensa ellos no tienen por qué decirnos cómo sanar nuestra alma de algo tan horrible que baso en nuestra comunidad >>> le pidieron a los abogados el cual según podrán repre representar dentro de un mes por ahora la corte. la defensa como la fiscalía se pongan de acuerdo para p

carmen exploring japan's past. now, rembrandt has to be one of the most famous painters in the world, and this year marks the 350th anniversary of his death. a while back, adi added back to amsterdam — where rembrandt worked and lived for most of his life — to discover a project that is restoring one of his most famous paintings. adi: in1631, he made this city his home. and it's here that he painted his most famous masterpieces. and you can see many of them on display at the rijksmuseum. but what i've come here to see is very special. and involves a painting that rembrandt is best known for, one of the most famous works of art in the world, the night watch. the painting is almost four centuries old, and over the years there have been various restoration attempts. but now the museum is undertaking the most sophisticated one ever. using high—tech methods to carry out a forensic examination of how rembrandt actually painted the picture before restoration can begin. and it's all been carried out in one of their g

segÚn mis cuentas no debo nada, diga a carmen salinas que como... >>> cÓmo? >>> dijo algo medio fuerte. >>> ay, enrique. >>> oye, pero anoche, cambiando de tema se llevÓ acabo en dallas texas, premios de la radio 2019 que estuvo repleto de grandes figura, gloria trevi y los ganadores de la noche, banda ms y christian nodal que se llevaron dos premios cada uno. esto terminÓ, un momento esperado y era este tributo a selena quintanilla, empezÓ bien mal, porque la primera en salir al escenario fue belinda y se le rompiÓ el microfono, mÁs de la mitad de la canciÓn no se escuchÓ y cuando prendieron el micrÓfono, se oÍa tan bajito y luego ana bÁrbara, edith mÁrquez, chiqui rivera y se escuchaba muy bien. no sabemos quÉ pasÓ cbelinda. >>> antes, muchas estrellas pasaron por la alfombra roja y tenemos los detalles. >>> asÍ es, buenos dias, aquÍ en lo que es la alfombra morada donde caminaron grandes figurases de la mÚsica para estar en premios de la radio aquÍ en texas, las cÁmaras de un nuevo dÍa, no se perdieron detalles. premios de la radio celeb

carmen, give it a turn, please. i said this, but it's