porque sus estilos pueden adaptarse a unaformal o informal dependiendo los accesorios y los zapatos que uses, la oscura siempre serÁ mÁs sofisticada. y le darÁs a tuvestido un toque rejuvenecedor. los chalecos de mezclilla son una excelente opciÓn para las mujeres que desean disimular las libras de mÁs. te ayudarÁn a enfatizar la cintura y es un material fresco que puede usarse durante el verano y usÁndolo por encima de un vestido, una falda o un pantalÓn le aportarÁ un toque moderno y muy divertido. si tienes una invitaciÓn para un almuerzo una falda de mezclillaes muy elegante y femenina, una de las mÁs populares para esta temporada son las faldas por debajo de las rodillas sean acampanadas, puedes combinarlas con blusas sencillas de colores neutros y sandalias o tenis y para un look de noche puedes usar con sandalias de tacÓn. si quieres dar un toque refrescante puedes agregarle tela estampada a los costados, estoy segura que este toque personalizado te darÁ vida, de veras moderna y espectacular, recuerden que en este espacio la moda siempre estÁ a tu favor. karla:gracias po

ojalÁ que se use para cuestiones de niÑos con cÁncer. automÓviles y casas de diferentes criminales. ahora ojalÁ que se utilice dinero para causas. y para la violencia. estÁ mÁs fuerte que nunca mÉxico. ben affleck. que onda con ben affleck. >> y bien dicen que la guerra y en el amor todo se vale. quiere ganarse el corazÓn de la hija. a como dÉ lugar. francisca: miren este vÍdeo, junto con una amiga se fueron a una librerÍa , al llegar al lugar la librerÍa estaba cerrada y ben affleck sin pensarlo dos veces se encargÓ de ver si le habrÍan y poder complacer a la hija de jennifer lÓpez mientras que jennifer lÓpez se quedaba relajada en su camioneta. eso sÍ, no tuvo Éxito. raÚl: fanÁticos de inmediato se dieron cuenta de quien se trataba y lo empezaron a perseguir y pedir foto. asÍ que no tuvieron mÁs remedio que decir... francisca:van pero muy bien! quÉ bueno! [risas] raÚl: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica" y el estado del tiempo. [mÚsica] albert: empezamos con el Último boletÍn del centro nacional de huracanes, elsa se va acercando un poco mÁs ya menos

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. >> use tarjeta de crÉdito, no mÁs del dinero, uno nunca sabe si realmente estÁn los Útiles disponibles o si es una estafa. con una tarjeta de crÉdito uno estÁ mÁs protegido. peggy: aunque parezca difÍcil puedes ahorrar dinero con un propio de preparaciÓn. >> has una lista de los productos mÁs necesarios y un presupuesto de lo que puedes pagar. tambiÉn puedes hacer comparaciones de los productos en lÍnea. peggy: otra sugerencia es considerar comprar los Útiles en tiendas de segunda mano. en passaic, new jersey, peggy carranza, univisiÓn. satcha: recomiendan ser alerta a los dÍas que podemos comprar Útiles escolares, computadoras y ropa sin pagar impuestos en estados como ohio, florida, nuevo mÉxico y carolina del sur lo pueden hacer a partir de este fin de semana y para texas del 7 de agosto al 9 de agosto. maÑana seguiremos con esta serie especial y te explicamos que son las micro escuelas, muy populares en estos tiempos de coronavirus. "despierta amÉrica" siempre te ayudamos y ojalÁ que pongas en prÁctica todas las recomendaciones. seguimos con mÁs, adelante. raÚl:

sara comento que estudiantes use mascarillas, el tema entra en bares agencias gubernamentales y de salud ha vivido el paÍs y desde hace dos meses han mantenido con zozobra por cambios repentinos, despuÉs que han hecho invertir $7000 en equipo por cada salÓn, ahora dice debe estar pendiente en decisiones que considera de interÉs polÍtico. >> cuando empezamos hacer planes estamos siguiendo los procedimientos nacionales y luego nos dicen otra cosa, nos da un poco en frustraciÓn porque no sabemos cuÁndo van a cambiar los procedimientos otra vez. socorro: la reglas en constantes cambios han dejado algunos padres confundidos. >> no entiende lo que estÁ pasando, estoy buscando en el cdc para decir ahora que estÁn diciendo. socorro hay quienes dicen no mÁs mascarillas para los niÑos. >> principalmente no puedes estar respirando constantemente lo que tu cuerpo emana, realmente a mi en las escuelas no creo que sea necesario la mascarilla. socorro: los propios estudiantes no las quieren. >> no es justo porque te va con eses para que ya no tengas que usarlo pero si la tienes te estÁn obl

en mi caso lo usÉ mucho con mi hijo. para cocinar, estÁ cocinando y tienes a niÑos cerca. y puedes tener al niÑo al lado. >> puedes poner su mÚsica. alan: es un gran invento. >> estoy leyendo aquÍ. [risas] ariel: es una media que tiene un sensor. se conecta esa base. tiene su propia aplicaciÓn. monitorea los vitales del niÑo. la frecuencia del corazÓn, la respiraciÓn. carlos: el gordo de molina me regalÓ eso. gracias gordito. arierl se conecta con esta cÁmara . usando la misma aplicaciÓn. puede ver al niÑo o a la niÑa. te pone la informaciÓn del corazÓn. >> principalmente de noche. pero el niÑo que no lo oigo. eso a mÍ me tranquilizÓ muchÍsimo. tambiÉn tiene visiÓn nocturna. alan: yo me despertaba todos los dÍas viendo que estuvieran respirando. los tocas y vuelves a dormir. va a ser uno de los peores conflictos. ariel: si se acaba la baterÍa va a tener un problema. pero te ayuda. la camarita funciona. vamos a hablar un poco de diario. de las botellas. la desinfecciÓn. de los chupones. tienes un desinfectante que se utiliza rayos ultravioleta. alan:

quÉ derecho tienen a exigir que otra persona las use. tenemos todo el debate mÁs adelante. maity: hablamos con shakira hoy. y verÁs todo lo que tiene que decir sobre la nuevo y bueno. carlos: exclusiva hablamos con la mujer de lupillo rivera. escucharas de su propia boca si cae o no bebÉ en camino. >> quÉdate con nosotros 24 aÑos fieles a lo que tÚ siempre quieres. siendo tu programa favorito. quieres. siendo tu programa favorito. que siempre te devuelve. cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. no importa si no sabes negociar... what do we think? no. - yes. how about that one? that one? - yeah ...si te vistes para impresionar o quieres pasar desapercibida. porque en carmax, el precio del auto es el mismo para todo el mundo e incluye una garantía de reembolso de 30 días. the way it should be. carmax. ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: familia de despierta amÉrica si hay

libre, puedes trabajar siendo entregas de comida, vendiendo en internet los muebles o cosas que ya no uses en la casa, hay compaÑÍas que te pagan por tomar encuestas, puede estar tutorÍas de espaÑol o sobre otro tema que dominas y lo puedes hacer desde la comodidad de tu casa. este dinero extra que ganas usado para salir de las deudas o para ir creando un patrimonio, un ahorro para tu jubilaciÓn, esto lo puedes hacer. raÚl: estamos en julio, los niÑos van estÁ de regreso el prÓximo mes, viene una ola de gastos, ¿quÉ nos dices para no aumentar las deudas con las compras escolares? >> la clave para no gastar mucho los Útiles escolares es planear tus gastos con tiempo, busca los mejores precios, hay aplicaciones mÓviles que anuncia descuentos o puedes entrar a la pÁgina internet de las tiendas para que compare las ofertas y puedes pagar lo menos posible. habla con tus hijos para que reutiliza los Útiles, las cosas que no usaron el aÑo pasado, hay que involucrar en este tema de comprar para que entiendan la importancia el presupuesto y el dinero, para las familias que tiene muy

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thank you for joining us. and that's it. thanks a lot to everyone involved in this debate, and you can check out a longer version of the rebate on youtube. well, making a korea sometimes comes with the wish to go abroad. and this is exactly what finger karen from kenya did. but when she was in the united states, she realized that the best place to make it is actually her hometown nairobi. so she is back on the continent. my name is karen. i some people who are not that cohen. i musician i thing i produce. i saw might play some instruments here, and i just got back from berkeley college of music. couple years ago i was in boston and i decided to come back and narrow me because i've been a part of my life. so apparently since the age of 4, i've known that i wanted to be a singer. and so i just pursued things that would keep me in line with that taking music lessons performing and every chance i got in school wasn't hearing to make the performance check for the dance team in school. i just always found myself doing something mu

are cordially invited to come enjoying us and help us this easy. well, those who are you cordial, inviting with those who were there last week? if you look at the state department, human rights report, the latest one, what, what's clear is what's damaging western confidence in you is this continue drumbeat of human rights abuses that are reported in your country. as pointed out in the latest human rights report from washington. the concerned that's highlighted is not just the abuse, but with a corruption, the abuse or torture that's carried out by state employees in your security service that mad enough, but the impunity that surrounds them. the fact they can violate the, or with a pretty strong assurance that they'll get away with it. are you happy about that? when it comes to human rights abuses, insecurity institutions, you know, this is something that is not just neither systemic nor large scale. and unfortunately, to my deepest regrets present not only in ukraine but also in other countries of europe. we follow recommendations of the european

we've never used red cabbage to put in turkey. it turns out that this quality veal and lamb is not only served on a plate sonic above all in the sort of more positive variety. not exactly the same as defined in germany, but more on the go. so someone invented the done it that it become ubiquitous among the western countries, which is a piece of bread usually, or another bread with lots and lots of thought. this was invented in germany. indiscreet or perhaps nets for the lean, he served what may have been germany's 1st sterner in 1969, a street fair and southern germany. i spent a lot here. the sand was here. i remember there were a lot of people there stunned that we had to meet right here to now if you see here, i'm positive, i was the 1st person to bring doing a cabal to germany. we need to school city if i had known back then 50 years ago, i would have had it pattened, a puffin tier. someone skipped for yellow much last. what's the show to be able take on it with some sort of meets what was time? very proud to have played a rol

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we can use that to be original organization by un sanders. we are your atlantic organization by the rise of china is a global thing. oh, okay. the language that also beijing has criticize, you know, if i don't communicate, he's a lighter than the you language on china. and he, you language on china, official language of you on china that they see china is a systemic rival. ok. i think he's much harsher in terms of and that's again, present micro, again, repeat where we run out of time. unfortunately, thank you very much for being on conflicts and i appreciate my time. thank you. always a pleasure. thank you. the news news news. the me the news, the news, the news, the news the the, the very we are mr. long, renowned for smart mom will get one of the likes of the land either at the school. today environmental disaster is unfolding here in the world in europe. they would all be joined the novel stories of kara coming on d, w, africa. lab, 2 northern white miners in the world are grieving here in kenya. but wait, who is this lady? this is your l

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he joins us from kabul. greg, that time flies. i'm wondering certainly you could not have envisioned we'd be there for 20 years. now the fear is what happens after the troops leave. >> absolutely. neil, the more things change, the more they stay the same. i couldn't imagine 20 years later we would still be here. i can't imagine that 20 years later the taliban might be coming back. we're looking at that real possibility. we heard from a spokes person from the militant group and they said like 85% of this country has been taken over by the militant group. that is flat wrong. at least a third of it is. that is enough, neil. they're on the move. the afghan military continues to underperform. so 300 more soldiers fled into iran. they're giving up. and the anger grows about the speed and the manner of the exit of u.s. troops, especially from bagram. that was back in the day when we were there. one of the main hubs of activity. this move is soon as triggering the taliban gains. and now the neighbors are looking in. turkey, russia, iran,

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bob lahida is here with us. doctor, what do you make of this, they're trying to force it, to lift the numbers up? we kicked around the idea of door-to-door vaccinations to get the numbers up. not forcing it but strongly suggesting it. what do you think? >> i don't think that that will work well. the people that we talked to are hunkered down and they're not going to get vaccinated. there's a lot of vaccine hesitancy out there. as far as countries like france, australia and africa -- in africa, less than 2% of the populations has been immunized. here in america, we're approaching 70% of the population vaccinated. so that's a big difference. i can understand the efforts in these other countries. >> neil: i'm wondering, are we safe when you get to a certain number of people -- we're 65, 70% of people that have had one shot. i'm surprised that these other countries it's lower than that. what level do you think immune, you know, herd immunity steps in? >> yes. well, we're saying that herd immunity steps in between 70

can you update us? >> if you like at the whole original rubble, the part closest to the standing structure that was still standing, that had basically been inaccessible because of the hazards of it being so close. so they were searching other parts of the rubble. they were digging tunnels underneath. the fact that we could take down the building, that hazard was gone. so they've been focusing on that part of the original pile where they hadn't been able to dedicate a lot of rescue effort given the hazards involved. that happens to be the place where most of the master bedrooms were. so of course this building tragically came down when most of these people were sleeping. so they've been able to identify more and more folks. so you'll continue to see more identifications given that they have essentially 100% access to all of the areas of the original pile. >> neil: we're told, governor, that rescuers onside are not hearing the noises that they were the day or two after this collapse. is that so? among tho

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if incentives help us beat the virus, we should use them. we can all benefit if we get more people vaccinated. in addition to providing incentives to encourage vaccination, it's time to impose requirements on key groups to make sure they're vaccinated. just this week we took an important step to protect our veterans. like many civilian hospital systems are doing, the department of veteran affairs will require covid-19 vaccines nor doctors and nurses and other healthcare workers that provide medical care for our veterans. we have to do everything people to protect our veterans from getting covid. when they come to get medical care that they so richly earned serving our country. we owe them. next, since many vaccinations are required for active duty military today, i'm asking the defense department to look into how and when they will add covid-19 to the list of vaccinations our armed forces must get. our men and women in uniform who protect this country from grave threats should be protected as much as possible from getting covid-19. i think t

they go to war and fight for us. we are talking about rewarding the top two income quintiles in this country, they make 73% of payments and have 56% of the debt. why would any taxpayer money be used to bail out the richest americans? >> the reason i call out the g.i. bill is because we need a 21st century version of the g.i. bill. student debt counseling would be a retroactive g.i. bill, so these people can focus on buying a house, becoming entrepreneurs, instead of being crushed by a debt for decades to come. it's a crisis -- >> charles: we will continue this conversation. unfortunately we've run out of the time. the show has gone too far. i know it's not going anywhere, it's a conversation with having and we will. i want to thank you very much. that does it for me right now. catch me at "making money." for now, "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino with katie pavlich, geraldo rivera, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> le

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work for us. ubs is using their flexible return to work policy as a recruiting tactic to poach brokers from morgan stanley. morgan stanley calling for most workers to return full time to the office. charlie gasparino has the scoop. he's joined by fox news contributor, liz people. i feel like it's something that everyone is talking act. charlie, how long have you been back to work? what is ubs doing here? >> i can't wait to get back to work. i love telling stories through anecdotes. i was told to do that at the "wall street journal." this is interesting. it's much more typical. ubs is seeking to grow. they want to poach high producing brokers, people that handle rich people's money. another recruiting tool is guess what, guys? if you come to work for us, if you leave morgan stanley, the gold standard in the brokerage business, we'll let you work from home or do whatever you want. it's up to you. if you're a broke -- >> sandra: that's because morgan stanley doubled down on wanting employees back to

excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. >> people deciding now that they have opportunities to do other things and there's a shortage of employees. people are looking to make more money and to bargain. so i think your business and the tourist business is really going to be in a bind for a little while. >> neil: where have i heard this before? >> this an employee's bargaining chip now. >> neil: all right. it wasn't clear at all. the first one is he said you have to pay your people more and see what happens. john horn from annamaria oyster bar. you've heard this before and must get your goat. the president's consistent argument has been this goes away if you pay your people more. what do you say? >> i sat with senator nelson one time who said pay your people more and raise your prices. when you go to a restaurant, there's a tremendous elasticity in our menus. we can't pay

neil, i'm going to use this company unilever as a bellwether. you've used their products. ben and jerry's ice cream, dove shampoo and hellman's mayonnaise. sales were up 5%. that's good news. tucked into the fine print it says that operating margins are expected to be flat in 2021 even though the company says sales will grow 5%. what that means is the cost to make their goods have gone up and the company will pass that on to you to meet profit goals. at the white house, they're still deflecting. listen. >> first, i would say the president is quite focused on making sure we're doing everything we can to help middle class families as the economy is recovering and as there are on going challenges in our economy thats that been longstanding, including supply chain issues. >> neil, they hope the supply chain issues is the magic key. once that settles down and inflation settles down. we'll have to see. back to you. >> neil: i loved your shampoo comment. i'm curious as to these guys that have to factor in the price hicks. businesses say we're passing them along. the customers are

a lot of work ahead of us. this administration and the leadership in congress is the most reckless and radical that we've seen in history as evidenced by the massive tax and spend proposal in front of us, not to mention the soft on the borders and the defund the police. there's so many issues that we have to draw contrast with the democrats on and give the american a clear choice as we move forward. in my view, that's what we ought to do, not what happened in the past. it's about the future. that's where the american people will live and that's what they want to hear us talk about it. >> neil: senator john thune, thanks. >> thanks, neil. you bet. >> neil: all right. you might be noticing as the senator and i were wrapping up a strong day at the corner of wall and broad. most of it based on earnings. apple is delaying returning their personnel key people back to offices in california because of the spikes going on back there. other companies could consider the same thing after this. liberty mutual customizes car

warning us for warning them. lucas tomlinson with more. >> the russians said they're building a hypersonic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. the pentagon says the u.s. version won't have a nuclear warhead. >> russian missiles are nuclear capable. by contrast, the u.s. is developing nonnuclear missiles. >> the short flight time of the missiles would leave no decision time. the russian defense ministry showing off the new hypersonic missile filed from this warship. the russians says the air pressure forms a plasma cloud absorbing radio waves making it hard to track. today russian president vladimir putin roll out a fifth generation fighter jet to rival the american f-35. >> russian aviation has a big potential for development making industries competitive. >> in vienna, long considered a den of spies, officials blame attacks for dozens of american diplomats and spies with a nonlethal pulse causing havana syndrome. some intelligence officials in the u.s. have been tar getted causing them to relocate and

we had over 20,000 people visit us the first night. exceeded our expectations and we have been busy ever since. a great opening. >> neil: it's like a leader for the rest of the strip in las vegas and vegas wants to get back to business. you have a lot of rooms to fill and one conference room. tell me about that. >> yes, we have a lot of conference space here. we have a 5,000 seat theater and 250,000 square feet of convention space and 40 restaurants and a lot of attackses. -- attractions and led boards everywhere. las vegas is coming back. we wanted to be ready for the 4th of july. it will be a big weekend for us. >> neil: there are already a lot of advance bookings when people heard about that. it's clear to me because we heard from other casinos, saying no doubt vegas is back. you are waiting on the corporate conferences and that sort of thing to complete the deal, right? >> exactly. the weekends look great and we are starting to get conventions to come back. the mid week business going into next year will pick up. i hope by the seco

but not before talking to us. and responding to a zinger from no less than elon musk. >> you know, elon musk retweeted a meme about your space flight making fun of you for only touching the edge of space. his rockets can orbit the earth at 17,000 miles per hour. your can't. be -- is it a just a little competitive jousting back and forth? what did you think of that? you're going to hear what jeff bezos has to say about that. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." before he goes out of this world for a few minutes, he might want the reprieve of getting away from a market sell-off, the likes of which we have not seen this year, all because we have a serious case of pandemic blues and concern that maybe some awful stuff, restrictions and all the stuff associated with it could be happening again. the l.a. county indoor mask mandate. a half a dozen athletes have tested positive for covid-19. two more texas democrats that are testing right now positive for covid in case you're counting. the story about vice president har

they said they're going to corral us like animals and lock us up. they're talking to their base. they're not trying to legislate and sit down and communicate and negotiate to make sure we're passing a bill that is beneficial to the 30 million texans that we support, this is games being played and this is not the time to play games or be hurt or be funny. that is what this is. >> neil: well, you know, a lot of people look at what your doing as playing games, too. you do have a job back home in texas. i understand your frustration with the bill being cobbled together here. others will disagree with you. but your job is to do it and settle it there and to honor the will of the people there that have elected a majority of republican legislators. so if you don't like what you see, take your marbles and go. what message does that send? >> that's the message being sent. the fact is i'm going to legislation on my constituents, the 189,000 constituents that elected me to be their voice. the fact is that the republicans have refused to even communicate. there's been no sit-down, there's no

representative, thanks very much for joining us. keep us posted. the texas house representative among those, 47 here waiting to see if maybe they can force this issue on voting rights, federal legislation that would make all the state efforts including texas a moot point. stay with us. you're watching "your world." should h ) ave been watching the stove instead. (customer) tell me something i don't know. (burke) with your farmers policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost, your home can be rebuilt, regardless of your limits. (customer) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ still fresh... unstopables in-wash scent booster. downy unstopables. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. that delicious scramble was microwaved? get

excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh. -donny, no. -oh. >> neil: you see this in our nation's capitol? the washington monument is reopened after being shut down six months. it's open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the first visitors climbed it. it's a beautiful up there. but again, you have to be really good taking the stairs. i am. i didn't have to worry about that. the bottom line is it's an iconic washington life that is now back. the washington monument open for business. meantime, the pandemic. it's still a problem. cases are spiking in this country. they've been moving up at a double digit clip. overall cases are low, but a lot of it has to do with young people resistant to take the vaccine. and enter olivia rodrigo, pop star extraordinaire, very popular. 18 years old. she might be able to connect with young people maybe the way nearly an 80-year-old president cannot. bottom line, it's w