es una esperanza para madres como daniela. te ha permitido volver a soÑar? >> me ayudado a ver el futuro mÁs claro. reportera: en la ciudad de nueva york, blanca rosa vilches, " univisiÓn". presentadora: Éstos estÁn haciendo su parte representando a los trabajadores y defendido sus intereses en un sector tan importante como es la limpieza. Él tiene claro cuÁles son sus responsabilidades y principales proyectos. aquÍ la inspiradora historia. reportero: como lÍder sindical de mÁs de 100 300.000 trabajadores en el estado de california, david huerta dice que tiene una gran responsabilidad. >> luchando. reportero: esto no es nuevo. durante varios aÑos ha librado batallas para lograr mejores salarios. hay algo importante que no se ha dado y se tratan de la legalizaciÓn de millones de indocumentados. >> millones de personas esperan una reforma migratoria. reportero: este hijo de migrantes y oriente de los Ángeles, que representarÁ trabajadores de limpieza, seguridad, aeropuertos entre otros, resalta la importancia de participar en la polÍtica. >> diri

daniela relph, bbc southend. so at the end of this sixth day of the conflict in ukraine, with russian forces moving ever close to the capital kiyv, let's join clive and lyse once again. thank you for that. i want to get your thoughts on what we could be facing here because we know that vladimir putin unleashed his forces in syria and there was no comeback and he did the same in chechnya and there was no comeback. that potentially, i'm trying to find a bright side to this, but that is potentially what awaits these people. potentially what awaits these eo - le. , . potentially what awaits these eo le, , ., , potentially what awaits these ..eole, , ., , ., ~' potentially what awaits these --eole. , ., potentially what awaits these neale, , ., , ., ~' , ., people. there is a very dark side to that. we people. there is a very dark side to that we have _ people. there is a very dark side to that. we have seen _ people. there is a very dark side to that. we have seen this _ people. there is a very dark side to that. we

.” >> reporter: in late 2020, 28-year-old daniela gutierrez was struggling. the covid-19 pandemic cost her two jobs: one as a tutor at the new york public library, and one as a fast-food worke she also became pregnant in october of that year. she still had one remaining job: working part-time as an academic advisor at the city university of new york. but she worried that her wage there, $15 an hour, wouldn't be enough to support her and her baby in new york city. >> thas the one thing i was really scared of, is how to pay my rent. like, how i was going to afford to stay here in this apartment. because i didn't want to go into a shelter. >> reporter: not long after gutierrez became pregnant, a social worker that she worked with texted her a photo of a flyer for a new guaranteed income program called “the bridge project.” >> i'd never heard of the bridge project. but i-- i was desperate. so i was, like, you know what? whatever happens, i have nothing to lose at all. >> reporter: gutierrez applied online, and in december, she got an email saying that she had

here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph. it will be just as he'd wanted it. prince philip had requested many of the elements in the thanksgiving, and since his death the queen has overseen the service. much of today would have been part of last year's funeral — but covid meant restrictions, with just 30 guests, no singing from the congregation, and that image of an isolated, masked queen. that sense of loneliness is so desolate, actually, in the feeling. for the country and the whole commonwealth to be able to give thanks for this amazing marriage, for two people who devoted themselves to each other and then to duty and service of others — a chance to say thank you, i think, will be wonderful — and healing, as well, at the same time. the thanksgiving service here for prince philip will be a celebration of his contribution to public life. westminster abbey will be full of family, friends, and those organisations he worked so closely with over the years. the service includes many personal touches. the congregation will sing the hymn guide me 0 thou great

here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph. the uk's newest city. with the world's longest pleasure pier, seven miles of sandy beaches and the personal strategy still at the front of peoples minds. sir david amess campaigned so hard for southend to be made a city and today it has happened. 5ir be made a city and today it has happened-— be made a city and today it has hauened_ ,, n, , , be made a city and today it has hauened. ,, , , ., happened. sir david is absolutely at the centre of— happened. sir david is absolutely at the centre of this, _ happened. sir david is absolutely at the centre of this, city _ happened. sir david is absolutely at the centre of this, city status - happened. sir david is absolutely at the centre of this, city status is - the centre of this, city status is his legacy to southend and it is an enormous sadness to us all that he is not here to see the fruits of his labour. ,, . , is not here to see the fruits of his labour. ,, ., , , labour. david stanley is southend born and bred. _ labour. david stanley is southend bor

daniela relph, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. brace yourself, there is a big change on the way. hard to believe when you look at some of the scenes we have today. this is how it looked in aberystwyth and west wales, temperatures not too far away, all the way up to 18th but look north to shetland, just five celsius this afternoon. much colder air, and that will be sweeping its way southwards over the next few days. in fact it will be cold enough for snow. in some parts of the uk. rain showers and places out there at the moment. we will see some quite hefty dampers across parts of southern england and the channel islands, a few showers elsewhere. lots of mist and murk and low cloud rolling in from the north sea coast and some fog patches elsewhere. a mild night where it is cloudy, a bit chilly we have clear skies. quite a lot of cloud around tomorrow, the best of an sunshine will develop towards the west. some rain across southern counties of england for a time. a few showers elsewhere and a band of rain, sleet and a little is now

ah, cross sucking globalization interrupted, i'm joined by my guest. daniela's are in new york. he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the u. s. constitution, also new york. we have michael hudson. he is a professor of economics at the university of missouri, kansas city, as well as author forgive them their debts and in prague we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter for sure. why. as well as an rti contributor or a gentleman cross that grows in effect, that means you can jump in any time you want, and i will appreciate it, michael, let me go to you 1st in new york. this is the 1st time in history, the global reserve currency, the dollar is being used as a weapon against the g 20 country. what is the significance of that? well, i think it's trying to speed that part in guest since america was told in 1971, it's been the great beneficiary, other countries holding their reserves in dollars. that meant when the banks in europe are even russia, old dollars, they buy us treasury bills and essentially they're lending their money to the.

daniela: we need to make this a viable business for young farmers to actually go out and produce more because that's what we need, no? lo: we'rtremendous consumers, you know, as puerto ricans. you know, as it is, i hear the behemoth of amazon is doing, like, a daily flight to puerto rico of how much stuff is being ordered. daella: but that's not by miake. this is very much a calculated process, is that this is very much us being a colony by definition, a colony--of resource extraction. so we are consumers by design, that this is not something that just happened. we have been put in this siation after generations and generations of being a colony. we've been a colony for what, 500 years now? pedro: just. daniella: how much food is produced in puerto rico? 10-15%. jose enrique: i think we're higher than hawaii, which is crazy. hawaii imports, like, a lot, and we're, like, even higher than them. but i think it'll changeyou know. and it's like, what you're doing and what we want to strive for--i said it before. i think that's what it is, you know? daniella: sí. i think it will change as

between 4 and 30 years in prison, in many cases longer than for far more severe crimes. 19 year old daniela alexander the gospel's husband. yes, it is one of them. soil if is the law, he's losing all his youth, is life as a youngster, he says he feels like dying. the vast majority of the accused or young people so far, only one person has been acquitted. ne, if them your while the prosecution insist, the due process is being guaranteed. family members and actors charged that the trials like transparency and that the penalties are disproportionately long and harsh when i'm only for those young president miguel diaz canal accuses to united states of inciting them as protests. yamaha the harsh penalties against them send an unequivocal message to disgruntled cubans that there is a high price to be paid for showing it publicly monsieur newman al jazeera. ah, hello, are you watching out his ear? these are the stories we're following. this. our several russian rockets of heat and air craft maintenance plant near the airport in the western city of levine. the city has so far escaped the worst of t

daniela relph, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha who is the chief lead writer for the observer and peter foster the public policy editor for the ft. tomorrow's front pages starting with the financial times leads with the story of russian billionaire roman abramovich, who suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning at talks on the ukraine—belarus border earlier this month. the metro is reporting that prince andrew is to make his first public appearance with the royal family since settling his us sex assault case. the paper says he's going to tomorrow's service of thanksgiving for prince philip. the guardian has an exclusive — telling us the met police is about to issue the first fines for breaches of covid rules as part of an investigation into government lockdown parties. the i newspaper says the uk s new energy strategy is being delayed because of a row between the prime minister and the chancellor o

while earlier we taught a journalist and author, daniela's czar who believes the modern media runs such or williams types of stories, because many people just buy into them. i think the purpose of that stories is, is to, is to drum up our war fever against russia to prepare the, the public for, you know, for further military actions. it's really all rally. and i mean reminds me of those themes in the 1984 where the, where the crowds would, would, would call for the death of emmanuel goldstein. the enemy of the state. since since at least 20112010, the americans had been demonizing. vladimir potent and potent was out maneuvering the u. s. in a number of areas in libya in 2011 when he opposed the the, the air war against gadhafi. and in 2014, when he took control of the crimea and safe guarded these of sebastian poll naval base and in 2015 when he, when he intervened in syria and each one of those acts made the u. s. more furious. and it took out its fury on, on puting potent, you know, in particular a demonized him. it's just been completely bonkers. and while the west rails against bush

daniela relph, bbc news, westminster abbey. when are we going to know if the queen will be able to attend? i hope we will know — queen will be able to attend? i hope we will know within _ queen will be able to attend? i hope we will know within the _ queen will be able to attend? i hope we will know within the next - queen will be able to attend? i hope we will know within the next couple l we will know within the next couple of hours. buckingham palace is being very careful in the words it is using. it says they hope the queen will be able to attend a thanksgiving service today. we will know one way or another before the end of the programme. there is a question about whether she is well enough to come today, she has mobility issues and is finding it hard to walk around. everything will be being done behind the scenes to make sure she can attend. staff will have looked at herjourney from windsor castle to hear, to make it as comfortable as possible. in terms of getting inside westminster abbey, there are a number of ways in

in many cases, longer than for far more severe crimes. 19 year old daniela alexander the gospels, husband. yes. yes. is one of them. sorry for the law. he's losing all is your is life as a youngster. he says he feels like dying. the vast majority of the accused or young people so far, only one person has been acquitted. no, ne, a family or more. one of the prosecution insists the due process is being guaranteed. family members and actors charged that the trials lack transparency and that the penalties are disproportionately long and harsh. only for those young president miguel diaz canal accuses the united states of inciting the masquerade test. so yeah, ah, if i show penalties against them, send an unequivocal message to disgruntled cubans that there is a high price to be paid for, showing it publicly monsieur newman, al jazeera, peruse, top constitutional court has voted charities for my president, alberto, for demaury from prison. the 83 year old is serving a 25 year sentence for human rights violations. the court reinstated pardon for jamal. he received back in 2017 rescue teams and p

between 4 and 30 years in prison, in many cases longer than for far more severe crimes. 19 year old daniela alexander the gospels, husband. yes. yes. is one of them. i live in the law, he's losing all is you of is life as a youngster. he says he feels like dying. the vast majority of the accused or young people so far, only one person has been acquitted of ne, a family or more. while the prosecution insists, the due process is being guaranteed. family members and actress charge that the trials, lack transparency, and that the penalties are disproportionately long and harsh will not only for the young president, miguel diaz canal accuses the united states of inciting the mass protest. yamaha the harsh penalties against them send to an unequivocal message. to disgruntled cubans that there is a high price to be paid for, showing it publicly to see a newman al jazeera. ah, it's every rosella.

for more or less, cross live to author and journalist daniela's are in new york. daniel, thanks for being with us here in our change, national as we kind of unfold all of this. so could these sanctions have more of a negative effect on the us eventually, then they will have on russia no one think actually us will not suffer very much from the u. s. as a net energy exporter. so therefore, on balance probably benefits from a rise and an oil prices. i think the ones who are really will suffer are the europeans. they will be devastated if oil continues to rise and they're the ones who are on the line. and they're the ones who are paying the price for this increasingly crazy and dreadful war. how do you think this will affect the average american? i mean there has to be some sort of a blowback on this. yeah. oh yes, of course. i mean, even that no country is more gasoline dependent than the u. s. americans consume roughly twice as much as gasoline per capita as other capital countries. and the reason for that is the, the government has never. busy for a single 2nd, bee

in many cases, longer than for far more severe crimes. 19 year old daniela alexander the gospels, husband. yes. yes. is one of them. i live in the law. he's losing all his you of is life. as a youngster. he says he feels like dying. the vast majority of the accused or young people so far, only one person has been acquitted, no may a 3rd year. while the prosecution insists the due process is being guaranteed. family members and actors charged that the trials lack transparency and that the penalties are disproportionately long and harsh when i'm on. if it was, you know, president miguel diaz canal accuses the united states of inciting them as protests . ah, the harsh penalties against them send an unequivocal message to disgruntled cubans that there is a high price de.

our royal correspondent, daniela relph has more. giving thanks for 99 years of life. as a public servant. as a naval officer. and as a family man. it's almost a year since prince philip died. like so many others, the royal family held a funeral with only 30 guests. the queen, a vivid image of grieving during covid restrictions. seeing her dressed in black alone, this speaks of so, so many people's experience. even in death, really, losing somebody, she still keeps that dignity. a chance to say thank you, i think, would be wonderful, and healing as well at the same time. the thanksgiving service here for prince philip will be a celebration of a life on a grand scale. but across the country, families who held restricted funerals, whose mourning was limited by covid, are now finding ways to celebrate the lives of the people they loved. music: clair de lune by claude debussy. it was one of his favourite pieces of music. now, sue horsfall has learned it too — her own tribute to her husband, steve. steve died of complications from covid in 2020. with a small funeral, the

i'm even across to you now, daniela. we have a situation in across the atlantic in america where gas prices are the highest since 2008 now over the present. but it has the mid term elections coming up. do you think he's willing to take the risk of bunning russian oil or does he seek? and the american economy seek to benefit from potentially higher ellen g prices and maybe turning on the types of shale or even more the united states right now. the republicans and the democrats are blaming one another. it's a full informational war, a media war against russia. no matter what president biden does, or any republican does, they blame one another for not being, quote unquote tough enough on, on russia. but the truth is objectively, they've dug themselves into a crisis because there is a certain dependency on gas in oil reserves from russia. they've gone as far as to reach out to nickel asthma on the p s u v. and so i'm here is leadership in caracas in venezuela. they floated the idea of a new rounds of talks with iran, the chi

the democrats in the house of representatives says that could change and offer that ban, fan the well daniela come from rash. yeah, joe biden used the state of the union to announce a new task force to target russian oligarchs. in the u. s. he's asked congress for $59000000.00 to fund it and appointed a top new york prosecutor to head it. it indicates this could be a long campaign, both militarily and financially. alan fisher al jazeera at the white house, one of the largest populations of ukrainians outside of eastern europe is in new york city. gable is under spoke to members of the community. ola road, the ac is ukrainian american artist who divides her time between kiva new york since rushes invasion. she spent most of her time at local protests and waiting for news of her friends and family back home ukraine, including her husband. he, us citizen who managed to escape to romania. we love ukraine very loyalty ukraine and he doesn't want to desert his people. he wanted to stay as long as possible, but he also knew he could do a lot from being over the border was so good. pretty restaurant

your we heard from political analyst on journalists, daniela's, all, he says, russia is now facing the same allegations that the u. s. is facing, is conflicts in recent decades. the implication is that it's okay and far off, there were world countries that were free to bomb them as much as we want because they don't have blue eyes and blond hair. i mean it's, it's appalling. the american journalists enjoy the show. that was great fun. this was a wonderful display of us fire power. now it's now, it's not so much fun because the fire power is being directed at a us our, i don't support this invasion. let me make that perfectly clear. but nonetheless, the us and nato gets the theme. you know, so shocking, not a lot of fun, as long as you're not the one being shocked and awed, but when you are on the receiving end, this terrible really western hypocrisy. well, we will say got comments from a veteran german politician who says media is choosing size and even exacerbating the tension, submit the conflict, he believes that should be a return to objective journalism. ethics done should side on

our royal correspondent, daniela relph, joins us from westminster abbey. a hugely important day for the family? a hugely important day for the famil ? ., , ., family? indeed, it was a traditional, _ family? indeed, it was a traditional, restrained, l family? indeed, it was a i traditional, restrained, no family? indeed, it was a - traditional, restrained, no fuss kind of service, very much in the spirit of the duke of edinburgh himself and crucially the queen was there, as she had so wanted to be, using her walking stick, escorted in and out by her son, prince andrew, notable in itself. he has cause to a degree of difficulty in recent times but today he took his mother to and from her seat inside the abbey for this service and it is a show of support for him. this was a public thank you from the military, from charities whom the duke of edinburgh worked closely with but it was also a decent good buy for family and friends who could not pay full tribute last year or give the duke of edinburgh to send off they wanted. ., , of edinburgh to send off they wante

daniela relph, bbc southend. the united nations has launched an appeal for more than £1 billion to help those fleeing ukraine. as the humanitarian crisis unfolds, many people in the uk are trying to find ways to help those who've had to leave their homes. our correspondentjon kay has visited one community in swindon to see what they're doing. it started with one facebook post, and now, all this. at swindon's polish community centre, tonnes of donations and hundreds of volunteers. i sat watching the tv and felt helpless, and i thought i'm going to sit here and get upset or i'm going to go out there and find somewhere where i can help. i suppose at the end of the day, if this happened to me i'd want somebody to be there to help me out. they have had so many clothes here, they can't take any more. instead, they need practical help. barbara is packing up baby milk powder and breast pads for new mums, she grew up close to the polish border with ukraine. 0h. i've been crying every day, it's really, really hard, but ev

good dennis at them, but i need the but the lesson daniela. i fled out if you don't mind. i'll boy yeah . yeah, yeah. that does. if i got the thing that gave me a a, are going to be them which at the employment that going up for you. i want a lot of condos, but i guess i'm being at the moment a or if i'm with the way of putting me in the foyer than they possibly help me. there was, i meant to put a few of them when the time of the hedge with, [000:00:00;00] with a lesson in your book, as i believe solomon. one of those for studio is the last, you know, show that was before made a 16. okay. bear with me when i live in no way. i mean they're gonna run a price for what i was like. oh no sort of a bro. instead of battles in ringo. nashville. one or 4 seals without knowing that in any crops he got over and continued to speed up bitterly. it doesn't matter what, but i mean not as good with going a promotion with a k a because i think i found a place with other families. so question you may say you had a k that isn't bna baby, and because i want a scene letting me get somebody to

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daniela relph, thank you very much. joining me now is katie nicholl, royal correspondent at vanity fair magazine. nice to see you, katie. i can't help but think this morning about that image of the queen sitting by herself at prince philip's funeral following the covid rules of the time and think that she must absolutely want to be at westminster abbey today surrounded by her family, to remember him? this abbey today surrounded by her family, to remember him? as you say, surrounded by — family, to remember him? as you say, surrounded by her _ family, to remember him? as you say, surrounded by her family _ family, to remember him? as you say, surrounded by her family and - family, to remember him? as you say, surrounded by her family and friends . surrounded by her family and friends and other members of the european royalfamilies who will and other members of the european royal families who will all be at their servers today, a service that perhaps was what we would have expected for the duke's official funeral but th

in many cases, longer than for far more severe crimes. 19 year old daniela alexander the gospels, husband. yes. yes. is one of them. i live is a lot. he's losing all is you of is life. as a youngster. he says he feels like dying. the vast majority of the accused or young people so far, only one person has been acquitted of ne, a family. while the prosecution insist, the due process is being guaranteed. family members and actress charge that the trials, lack transparency, and that the penalties are disproportionately long and harsh will not only for us, young president miguel diaz canal accuses the united states of inciting them as protest. yamaha of harsh penalties against them send an unequivocal message to disgruntled cubans that there is a high price to be paid for, showing it publicly and see a newman al jazeera little of the city of morsel and iraq has been rebuilt since it was destroyed by i saw 5 years ago, but a group of young iraqis is hoping the sound of music will give new life to the city by forming an orchestra. and they have a message for the people of ukraine. south been su

you look at daniela frazier. for example, i write about in the book the young lady who filmed the original video did not come from the police body camera came from dunnella frazier who was taking her lonely to the store and she saw this. police officer with his knee on george floyd's neck and started filming in us started filming it and not cell phone made other stop and stop filming it. she just innately felt this is wrong. what is going on here? she didn't study political science somewhere. she wasn't a member my group national network or the naacp. she just an ordinary girl. that's the way this is wrong. let me record this. i don't even think she knew what she was gonna to do with the record. i remember when we came up to the repast after the funeral in minneapolis, and i met darnell and her mother. they had to move out of their house. and to a motel because they were under threat. can you imagine this young lady? film the policeman who ended up convicted of murder and they threatened her like she did somethin

let's go to our royal correspondent, daniela relph who's at westminster abbey. an important use of words there, currently intending, and we know of course, that the queen will absolutely want to be here, we know she is cancelled engagements for example in order to rest to give her the best possible chance of attending the service, so interesting phrasing from buckingham palace, in that statement. yes, i think what they are doing is giving themselves a tiny bit of wiggle room in case anything should go wrong between now and 11.30. the problem we have with the queen is lots of people understand she has a mobility issue so it is difficult for her to walk and move round, but absolutely everything has been done to try to make sure she gets to the service today, so that includes making herjourney from windsor castle here to central london, as comfortable as possible. there are a number of ways to get into westminster abbey, she will use one of the entrances that means her walk to her seat is as short as possible. and then, again, the service is only 45 minutes long, a

>>> let's bring in "morning joe" reporter daniela pierre bravo. tell us about some of the organizations facing down this humanitarian crisis. >> good morning, mika. as tens of thousands of refugees cross into poland from ukraine each day, some of the first faces they see belong to team members of polish humanitarian action. like press officer helena, who has been working on both sides of the border. that work includes providing translators who speak ukrainian, english, and russian. in one case, those translators were able to save the life of a newborn baby who arrived in poland with hypothermia. she also talked ability the people still in ukraine, unable to leave. social workers are caring for the elderly, single mothers, and the disabled. that includes providing food, water, and hygiene products. don't forget, temperatures there often drop below freezing. the group is also bringing coal to families who can't heat their homes. another organization is amer americare. i spoke with the vice president of programs and polish field officer adam keen, wh

bautista nos habla de su colaboraciÓn de talento con piso 21, habla de su relaciÓn sentimental con daniela gÓmez a quien por ciento conociÓ aquÍ en los miami, como dicen por ahÍ. >> mario bautista fusionÓ su talento con piso 21, de esta colaboraciÓn naciÓ la tarea, sencillo que se desprende de su nuevo Álbum denominado cinco. en entrevista exclusiva el cantante revelÓ cÓmo surgiÓ la relaciÓn con los colombianos. >> siempre nos veÍamos ppara fiesta, llegamos a colombia era fiesta, fiesta y realmente no era como que nos metÍamos al estudio, pero al final uno tiene que dejar que fluyan las cosas para que terminen asÍ. >> mario bautista compartiÓ que tambiÉn en el terreno personal hace la tarea. >> la tarea es porque la historia, es una historia de amor y es una historia de amor en la que ellos estÁn bien, asÍ partiÓ la idea original para escribir la canciÓn, uno estÁ bien pero por alguna razÓn se tienen que separar y entonces con la distancia llega la tarea que es la tarea de amarse, que es la tarea de mantener la relaciÓn viva, que es la tarea de cuidarse el uno al ot

hace un par de dÍas daniela Álvarez compartiÓ con sus seres que debido a una herida por caminar mucho deberÁ permanecer en silla de ruedas. jesse: sin embargo nada la detiene como ya hemos visto, ha publicado varios vividos en la redes sociales y me encanta verla enamorada, imparable, es una mujer que es un ejemplo de perseverancia y alguien que muestra ser una guerrera dÍa tras dÍa. karla: muy enamorados y muy bonitas fotos. carlos: no se llena de amor y de solidaridad. alan: me gusta que daniel se ve que se tomÓ una pausa de la actuaciÓn y estÁ disfrutando del amor, ttextos viajes en estas fiestas y mira al aro de ella. carlos: que se cuide por quÉ quÉ mala pata que se haya lastimado, no manches, le mandamos un gran saludo a los dos. jesse: en este vÍdeo la mama o no se quien esta grabado le pregunta, estas bien? y ella dice estoy perfecta. karla: si hay que hacer en satcha: a esta hora salen a la luz imÁgenes y testimonios del accidente mÚltiple en pensilvania que de al menos tres fallecidos y casi una docena de personas hospitalizadas, uno tras otro, al menos 50 vehÍcu

. >> la persona de la que estoy hablando que estÁ detrÁs de la gitana es daniela—— >> me copiÓ, todo lo que apunte lo dijo el. >> los dos me copiaron a mi. reportera:locura en el escenario. mientras hueva robÓ los corazones en hacer suyo este clÁsico. [mÚsica] reportera: pero llegÓ la hora y el primer combate a muerte se enfrentaron las mujeres del show, quedÓ fuera de la competencia la querida carnÍvora. >> me voy triste, pero no porque dejÉ a carnÍvora sino porque dejo a esta gente linda que me trataron como reina sin saber quien era. reportera:yuri confesÓ lo difÍcil que ha sido la tercera temporada , se han juntado muchos importantes, muchos muy buenos que han desarrollado sus personajes impecables, sus voces, sus presentaciones. nueva ronda musical puso en jaque a los semifinalistas aunque uno de ellos recibiÓ varios elogios de los investigadores. >> yo pienso que apache tiene que estar en la final, porque este mundo necesita personajes como apache, que vengan a dar luz, que vengan a dar alegrÍa y dejen un mensaje. reportera: fue el primer finalista, el segundo fue g

: provecho en casa, aquÍ la estamos posando muy bien y vamos hablar de una de nuestras consentidas, daniela Álvarez y de su novio daniel arenas andan de paseo por ecuador, ella colocar una foto en su instagram donde muestra que se hizo una herida en su pie por caminar mucho, que la dejado como ven ahÍ en silla de ruedas. alan: van a decir que el optimismo es contagioso a pesar de estar limitada por lo que sucediÓ, ella no esta agradecida por la segunda oportunidad que le dio la vida y claro, el apoyo de dani, estÁn recorriendo el mundo. ella dice, me importa la circunstancia, importa la actitud. te mandamos un abrazo, que te recuperes pronto. >> me encanta esa pareja. francisca: no lo mencione cuando de vida, mientras se recupera va a quedar en silla ruedas. alan: ¿seguimos hablando o comemos tamal? jesse: la polÉmica no para en la dinastÍa final, la revista tv notas se revela unos audios de la esposa de luis arquette guzmÁn asegurando que la familia guzmÁn es abusadora y que la maltrata y no la deja tomar decisiones en su matrimonio. raÚl: quisimos ir a buscarlos para conocer su

corazÓn con nosotros para compartir el momento en el que por poco se rompe la relaciÓn con su hermana daniela, cuando aseguraron que gaby la golpeaba. gaby: era horrible, yo deje la televisiÓn por estar con mi hermana. estar en el hospital, llora su enfermera, la que le daba de comer. yo lo dejÉ todo por ella, entonces, y la quiero, y nos vemos, y le cayÓ el 20 de muchas cosas, y me dijo que tengo razÓn, y entonces es horrible, porque mi hermana y yo siempre fuimos unidas. reportera: mucho tiempo estuvo sin trabajo debido a las cosas horribles y no le avergüenza haber hecho de todo para darle lo necesario a su hijo siendo madre soltera. gaby: si, va a entrar en la cocina porque es una actriz en decadencia, y yo decÍa y si entre una cocina quÉ? el trabajo dignifica y hay muchas cocineras en el mundo, tambiÉn cocine, vendÍ mi mejores platillos,hice un libro maravilloso de recetas que lo pueden conseguir en mi pÁgina web. hice muchas cosas. guadalupe andrade, "despierta amÉrica". francisca: es muy fuerte que comparte estas cosas asÍ, se la ve muy real y a corazÓn abierto. ahÍ la ve

daniela relph reports. covid restrictions encouraged more of us outdoors, including those holding a civil ceremony. previously, they had to be indoors, or if they were outdoors, only within a permanent structure such as a bandstand. you are now husband and wife. the change to allow more outdoor ceremonies was supposed to be temporary. but it's proved incredibly popular. the government consultation found overwhelming support for more outdoor ceremonies from the public, faith organisations and the wedding industry, which saw business plummet due to the lockdowns and limitations on the number of guests. the consultation also showed that vast majority who responded across all faith groups supported extending the legislation to religious weddings. reforms in that area are now being looked at. the government says the changes mean couples will have a greater choice in how they celebrate one of the most important days of their life, with more personalised ceremonies and a boost to the entire wedding sector. daniela