. >> katie: thanks, juan. will. >> juan: yeah. let me just go to this, you know, i was going to go to the baseball game tonight myself, right? because here in washington they were going to allow 20% of the fans, 5,000 in at nats park. they canceled the game. why did they cancel the game? because somebody on the nationals got covid. so now they have to do the tracing. they are involved in a lot of ways to try to appreciate this from the new york mets who were the opponent tonight. overall, when you look at the place like texas and think that they are going to allow in 40,000 people in one stadium who are going to be screaming and shouting and rooting for the home team, to me this is a big strikeout. this is like, you know, you are just acting without even looking because we have got covid infections rising in the country. not just among baseball players. in reality, from my point of view is, we have got a race going on between vaccinations which are very effective, and we have got a virus that is virulent and right now the virus is

juan? >> juan: chad, thanks so much. we are going to be monitoring the capitol attack for any new developments. now, to another big story. major league baseball announcing it is moving this year's all-star game outs of georgia. it's in response to the state's new election law. the baseball commissioner saying it, quote: opposes restrictions at the ballot box. and georgia governor brian kemp, he is responding saying major league baseball, quote: caved to fear, political opportunism and liberal lies. major league baseball making the move after president biden signaled his support. take a look. >> i think today's professional athletes are acting incredibly responsibly. i would strongly support them doing that. >> this is jim crow on steroids what they are doing in georgia and 40 other states. >> juan: other companies have been critical of the new law including coca cola and delta airlines. accusing those companies of hypocrisy especially when it comes to doing business with china dispute that country's human abuses. watch.

juan: yes. i'm tell you, the banks -- i'm telling the big auto companies want in on this. >> jesse: we have got to go. they want in on the cash, juan. >> juan: but they are going to stop building gas-powered cars. >> jesse: never. juan, what happened to the chevy volt. exactly. ahead, free stuff for everybody. democrat set to shower people with cash just to sit at home and do nothing. ♪ ♪ ♪ i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but, my home of my dreams needed some work. sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan, and i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. ♪ and i get to live in this beautiful house, with this beautiful kitchen, and it's all thanks to sofi. ♪ still lots of room. just more to view. still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still hard to find a spot. just easier to park. still the gangs all here. just less “are we th

all right, juan. your turn. >> juan: very nice. hey, happy 11th birthday to my grandson eli and i have got an april birthday coming up, too, dana. so we had a cross generational birthday party this weekend. take a look. i'm 11 years old ♪ i'm 11 years old -- how old are you? >> hey. >> i think you are 67. >> my daughter made another amazing birthday cake. eli's birthday is days before mine. as a joke she made a cake with a calendar on it that reverses the date. has my birthday come first. here is eli opening one of his gifts and here he is with his twin sisters happy birthday eli, we are so proud of you, young man. taken deign yes and your birthday will be saturday. lawrence, you have something that's 20 seconds long? >> lawrence: no, i don't. have a good show, greg. i will be watching you. >> dana: what about katie, do you want to wish greg good luck? >> katie: yes, good luck, greg on your new show. i'm really excited for you. we will be tuning in. >> greg: thank you, guys. i couldn't have gotten the show without you people. >>

before you sound like a republican, juan. >> juan: there you go. >> katie: netflix will convert him. "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> time now for "one more thing." here are the first texts of the biden era. here we go. number one, we have a president who has been in office for a week and a matter what he does, no matter what he says, and a matter what proposals he makes, he has turned into a socialist and an incompetent one at that. why do you need to do that? i think you know. how in the name of god does it ever help our country to disparage fauci? who are you? where is your perspective? i've been really impressed with the intellect and articulate performance of the press secretary. not you? [laughs] and lastly, honey, it is filled with solar panels. you don't have to have hot weather and desert terrain to generate energy. [laughter] so, in my new book, which we talked about yesterday, how i save the world, there is a little chapter. some of these texts are for fox. very hard. and what i did was i actually responded to each text in the chapter and you are going to love

thanks, juan. good evening from washington, i am bret baier, a major step in the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic at least that's what the administration is saying, and a relaxation of cdc guidelines for vaccinated people outdoors. but what comes next? white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn. >> the fed say they know they spend most of the last year telling people what they can to do because of covid and that today is the beginning of a process where they will start to tell people what they think they can do. but it's going to be a slow process. >> i urge all americans, don't let up

[laughter] >> katie: juan? >> juan: okay. i want to do a shoutout today to my good friend shannon bream and her new book women of the bible speak. it's number one nonfiction debut book of 2021. and it's even number one on the "new york times" best seller list for three weeks in a row. so, congratulations to shannon. women of the bible examines timeless stories of women, you know, women in the bible, women of religious faith and it speaks to women today to the readers about what it means to be a contemporary woman of faith. what jesse was saying with mother's day around the corner a great gift for the mother in your life. purchase shannon's book at fox @foxnews.com/books or at your local bookstore. >> jesse: not as great as "how i saved the world." >> juan: no need to -- jesse. >> greg: so nice of to you could that for shannon bream. good for you, juan. >> greg: number one. >> katie: yeah, that was really nice. it's my turn to go back in 201 navy veteran tommy zer hellen walked 260 miles alone to raise awareness on suicide and

juan: yes. i'm tell you, the banks -- i'm telling the big auto companies want in on this. >> jesse: we have got to go. they want in on the cash, juan. >> juan: but they are going to stop building gas-powered cars. >> jesse: never. juan, what happened to the chevy volt. exactly. ahead, free stuff for everybody. democrat set to shower people with cash just to sit at home and do nothing. ♪ ♪ and viruses. cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ >> sandra: democrats across the country getting ready to dish out cold hard cash with no strings attached. self cities rolling out universal basic income programs where people can get up to a thousand dollars a month for doing nothing. the idea gaining momentum

alright juan juan you can catch up with katy. here you go juan's is for you. what came first, joe biden or the household hairdryer? spectro biden. sephora no i'm sorry katy holds the lead it first appeared in homes in 1920. and calvin coolidge loved it. our here we go you cannot hear over the hairdryer print arkady what came first, joe biden or astroturf? sue bechtel biden percy for your absolutely right he's not older than dirt but he's older than astroturf. is first installed in 1966 in the houston astrodome hence the name astroturf. okay matt you can kind of catch up here. what came first, matt welch, joe biden of the cobb salad? >> i'm going to say cobb salad. kennedy: entered six prove correct for the cobb salad invented by bob cobb, real name in 1937. a pre-work delights that people still find very satisfying. juan here's your next question. what came first, joe biden or disposable diapers? >> i have got to guess joe biden. kennedy: a new grass correctly per this is a nice one-point game. matt and juan both have one. invented by procter & gamble the 1950

hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. jury deliberations have begun in the trial of derek chauvin, the former white minneapolis police officer charged with murder and manslaughter for killing george floyd by kneeling on his neck for over nine minutes last may. floyd's death sparked international protests calling for racial justice. authorities in minnesota are now bracing for a verdict in one of the most closely watched criminal trials in years. during closing arguments, state prosecutor steve schleicher repeatedly reminded jurors this case was solely about chauvin's actions, not about policing as a whole. >>'s use of force was unreasonable. it was excessive. it was grossly disproportionate. it is not an excuse the shocking abuse you saw with your own eyes. and you can believe your own eyes. this case is exactly what you thought when you saw it first, when you saw that video. it is exactly that. you can believe your eyes. it is exact

doctor juan: gracias. comentamos estos ganglios linfÁticos, de hecho, tengo a un amigo muy cercano, que cuando le puso la vacuna, me llamÓ, porque tuvo hinchazÓn, de uno de los ganglios de bajo del brazo. sabemos que estÁ ocurriendo muchas veces es algo benignos. marlo: la gran mayorÍa es benignos, 99,9%. en algunos casos estÁ vinculado con infecciones. tambiÉn hasta cÁnceres, otras patologÍas que tenemos que investigar. puede pasar por muchas razones, lo que estamos viendo, en los estudios, es que es un 4% de las personas que se vacunen, si tiene el coronavirus ya forman ganglios, si no es coronavirus, forman 1%, cuatro veces mÁs mÁs de 1% a 4% es un hallazgo tÉcnico, quizÁ no dice mucho al pÚblico, pero lo que nosotros podemos decirle en sumario es que la gran mayorÍa de las personas, 96%, por lo menos, no tendrÁn efectos secundarios con ganglios. si tiene ganglios, es posible que ya estaba infectado con el coronavirus, de todos modos, la vacuna tiene una, le da una defensa que antes no t

hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. president biden is addressing a joint session of congress tonight for the first time. it comes on the eve of his 100th day in the white house. biden is expected to unveil his $1.8 trillion american families plan to expand educational opportunities, childcare, and paid family leave. biden is proposing to fund the plan in part by raising the capital gains tax for the nation's wealthiest households and cracking down on wealthy dodgers. while much of tonight's speech is expected to focus on domestic issues, we spend the hour today looking at biden's foreign policy record -- both as president and the past half-century. the intercept has just launched a sweeping project examining a half century of biden's stances on war, militarism, and the cia going back to the early 1970's when biden was first elected senator in delaware. the project is called "empire politician." it was created by the award-winning

juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the biden administration has unveiled plans to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 11, the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. biden will formally outline his plan today during a speech in the treaty room at the white house -- the same room where president george w. bush announced the start of the u.s. invasion of afghanistan nearly 20 years ago, beginning what has become the longest war in u.s. history. the war has killed more than 100,000 afghan civilians and over 2300 u.s. service members. it also cost the u.s. trillions of dollars. nato forces are also expected to withdraw its 7000 troops by september 11. white house press secretary jen psaki discussed biden's plan on tuesday. >> the president has been consistent in his view that there is not a military solution to afghanistan, that we have been there for far too long. that has been his view for some time, well reported

, juan. chris: juan, yes or no, do you adore brit? >> is the best and i got to tell you it's like wrestler sometimes. we go onto the next town the next night and we do it again. chris: gentlemen, thank you. i'm not sure we'll make another 25 it may be another five or ten. looking back over these past 25 years this has been the job of a lifetime. getting to travel the world, interview top newsmakers, and then share our stories with you, we have tried to play it straight down the middle to be just as tough and probing with officials from all sides and we just try to cut through the spin and talking points and do our best to get to the facts and get to the truth. that is what reporting is all about. that is what will keep trying to do here. that is it for today, have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪♪ surrendering this country, hell no. this is "life, liberty and levin." >> good evening welcome to next revolution, i am steve hilton. the deceitful dud duds in white hous

you have an even worse mayor of san juan. she's horrible. i think she's horrible. i watched her -- my people did nothing but complain about her when we helped them with their hurricane problem. >> i think it's conduct unbecoming of a leader of a free world. >> the mayor of san juan, puerto rico, is a horror show. she's incompetent, grossly incompetent at the same time the governor's not good. >> so, the new report from the department of housing and urban development office of inspector general found the trump administration intentionally created bureaucratic hurdles that prevented $20 billion from being given to the island while trump himself visited san juan where he, of course, seen here, throwing out paper towels at residents and praising his response. i'm joined now by the distinguished fellow in leadership from the weissman center and former mayor of san juan, carmen yulin cruz. thank you so much for joining us on this. really appreciate it. the delay in aid was described by a h.u.d. official as, quote, groundhog day. th

juan. >> chris: well, juan, yes or no, do you adore britt? >> he's the best and i got to tell you, he says it's like wrestling sometimes. we go into the next town the next night and we do it again. >> chris: gentlemen, thank you, i'm not sure we will make another 25 but maybe five or ten. looking back over these past 25 years, this has been the job -- traveled the world, inter-top newsmakers and then share our stories with you. we've tried to play it straight down the middle, to be just as tough and probing with officials from all sides. we've tried to cut through the spin and talking points and do our best to get to the facts, get to the truth. that's what reporting is all about. and that's what we will keep trying to do here. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually forces you to piece together multiple policies. that's why three was created. it's one policy that covers everything you need... leaving those old pol

juan: exactamente. gracias. hablando del riesgo de coÁgulo. es hasta 16% en comparaciÓn con menos de uno en 1,000,000. es importante que siempre miremos la data desde el punto de vista objetivo. hay personas que se someten a procedimientos que tienen mucho mÁs riesgo. con todo y eso lo hacen. alan: por supuesto. juan: se unen a nuestra transmisiÓn la doctora mÉdica internista. tambiÉn el doctor carlos ramÍrez mejÍa. neurÓlogo. bienvenidos. cÓmo estÁn? doctor: muy bien. doctora: gracias por la invitaciÓn. alan: vamos a hablar de este tema de johnson y johnson. quÉ opina? doctora: yo opino, como ya se ha mencionado, al riesgo de tener un coÁgulo por esta infecciÓn es realmente, con esta vacuna, es realmente muy, muy raro. se reportaron sÓlo seis casos en mÁs de 7,000,000 de vacunas johnson y johnson. de los cuÁles fueron un grupo especÍficos que fueron mujeres entre 18 y 48 aÑos. del dÍa seis al dÍa 13 pos vacuna. fue una enfermedad muy rara. ya se ha reportado como otras drogas que

juan: eso no lo sabemos todavÍa. hay personas que siguen con las secuelas del covid 19 por meses, y pueden tener dificultad respiratoria, taquicardia, como dice cotton, se ha visto en algunos deportistas, esto no es si se muere o vive, hay personas que nos llegan al es si se muere o vive, hay personas que nos llegan al hospital pero tienen sÍntomas roarrr! conozcan a las hermanas que rehúsan vestirse. ¿por qué? ¡dinosaurias! roarrr! bueno, pero disfrutan eggo waffles. las pequeñas victorias, son victorias. l'eggo with eggo. las pequeñas victorias, son victorias. ahora mis mañanas son más fáciles gracias a lactaid®... ...es 100% leche de verdad, sin lactosa... y por eso es tan fácil de digerir. deja que tus mañanas suenen como una canción. prueba lactaid®. 100% leche de verdad, sin lactosa. ana tiene tantas citas que le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de se

] >> reporter: this is here so he knows he has a buddy because he lost one on the way. >> reporter: juan felipe lost his first one in the desert when crossing the border from mexico to arizona his mom, andrea, says she came to the u.s. from venezuela last year because of threats on her life when they are family started receiving the same threats, they too came here seeking asylum juan felipe traveled with his stepfather, half brother and his abuela, but were separated by customs and border protection despite the fact that he was with his stepfather and juan felipe was deemed an unaccompanied minor. cbp did not respond to comment on the situation she spent a week trying to get information on her son but andrea eventually did get a call from cbp telling her juan felipe wouldn't stop crying. then another call from health and human services telling her he wasn't eating or sleeping. >> what was it like to get those phone calls, hear your son crying on the other end of the line what was that experience like for you? she learned he was placed in a temporary foster home in phoenix so she sought

this was colonialism to juan. so this man fought for what he called freedom and for land reform in his nation of mostly farmers. his friend nunes here had worked for several years as a mechanic in the guantanamo naval base, and this was the american military base off in eastern cuba. nunes was one of eight children peasant parents who owned no land, who made their living cutting cane for one of the 161 sugar-grinding mills on the island. until nunes was 15 years old, it reached from here to the general store in the village. and this was home. it was a squat usually windowless shack. it was home to hundreds of thousands of cuba's peasants who lived and worked their lives away under conditions that were the rule in europe about 1,000 years back. now, these were primitive farming conditions under which the peasants aged fast and died young. nunes was 15 years old when his father died to the ripe old age of 36. his father was helped to an early death by a variety of infections and decides that still effect most of his

juan: well, i mean, your point, chris, is very important. let's stay there for a second. this is all based on trump's big lie that the election of 2020 was stolen from him and now you have state legislatures in georgia and elsewhere, we are going to reassure voters in terms of the integrity of the election system because they worry about what happened in 2020, well, there was no election fraud in 2020. so now, you know, to my mind, we can talk about the fact that they're not going to allow water and food to be given to people standing in line, but to me the big problem here is you are giving power to a republican majority legislature in georgia taking power away from the secretary of state, the one courageous person who stood up to trump and also taking power away from local county election boards and giving it all to the republicans. they are trying to assure that they win every election in the future. talk about corruption. chris: kristen, we have a minute left. who do you think has the political advantage here, republicans who say they were excesses with covid, with al

la desapariciÓn de un soldado latino en la base de la guardia nacional en nuevo mÉxico, la mamÁ de juan muÑoz estÁ desesperada y pide ayuda porque aÚn no lo encuentran, al igual que lo que sucediÓ con la soldado vanessa guillÉn teme lo peor. >> estoy preocupada por Él. >> de nueva cuenta una mamÁ hispana estÁ desesperada y suplica por la localizaciÓn de su hijo militar juan muÑoz, que hoy cumple 2 meses de desaparecido en los alrededores de la base de la guardia nacional de rÍo rancho de nuevo mÉxico. >> mucha desesperaciÓn, no quiero estar aquÍ, mi mente esÁa en Él las 24 hor del dÍa. en la noche. su auto fue localizado dos dÍas despuÉs con sus pertenencias. dijo al parecer se suicidÓ. pero su cuerpo no aparece. querÍa dejar el ejÉrcito pero no le revelÓ por quÉ. >> hay tantos casos que hacen ver que son suicidio y que los desaparecen, y todo ahorita sÍ tengo mucho miedo que le hallan hecho algo. >> la guardia nacional de mÉxico dijo a telemundo que colabora con la policÍa local para localizar a juan muÑoz y que su desapariciÓn sigue bajo investigaciÓn. la

." ♪ ♪ >> juan: hello, everyone, i'm juan williams along with shannon bream, katie path listen greg gutfeld and trey gowdy. welcome and this is the "the five." ♪ >> juan: fox news alert. a capitol hill police officer dead, another injured after a knife-wielding driver rammed his car into them. chad pergram has the latest. chad? >> here at the capitol is know a greene, he is dead. he came up to capitol hill around 1:00 and rammed his car

buenos dÍas, doctor juan. doctor juan: buenos dÍas. espero que estÉ comenzando con el pie derecho. karla: sin estrÉs. estudios en los estados unidos dice que es uno de los paÍses donde la gente vive mÁs estresada en el mundo. tras la pandemia, el 80% de los estadounidenses aseguraron estar sufriendo de estrÉs. doctor juan: abril es el tema de concientizaciÓn contra el estrÉs. invitamos a la psicÓloga erika monroy. karla: a una nutricionista y a paola mochÓn, entrenadora personal. bienvenidas a todas. doctor juan: quÉ panel de lujo. ustedes tienen un equipo personalizado. vamos a comentar con la doctora erika monroy. aquÍ tenemos a alan y raÚl, quienes van a ser los modelos de esta maÑana de las tÉcnicas contra el estrÉs que podemos hacer en la casa. la primera incorpora esta toalla que tienen aquÍ los caballeros. doctora, ¿de quÉ que se trata? erika: hola, buenos dÍas. la idea de hoy es que podamos hacer algunos ejercicios para que puedan relajarse sin mayor inversiÓn. aquÍ les tengo algunas tÉcnicas. tomen una toalla, cualquier toalla. la vamos a poner en un r

juan: quÉ te gusta de mÉxico? >> que viva mÉxico y porque estoy super orgullosa de lo que estÁ pasando y eso me hace tener fe en muchas cosas. >> tenga paciencia que se pueden hacer muchas cosas y que al mismo tiempo no es imposible. es cosa de que hay que trabajar y concentrarse. [aplausos] raÚl: quÉ gran logro. quÉ emociÓn. imagÍnate recibir esa estatuilla. alan: tenga para que se entretenga. carla: los sueÑos se hacen realidad. viva mÉxico. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despierta amÉrica.com, la de univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. >> felicidades a los mexicanos y a todos los que ganaron. África zavala siempre estÁ de buen humor.regresa despuÉs de haberse convertido y a chan villar se ha dicho. tiene una sonrisa muy bonita como la tuya. >> asÍ fue el primer dÍa de grabaciones de África zavala en la nueva telenovela " vencer el pasado" África: estoy muy contenta y nerviosa. amo És

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." ♪ ♪ >> juan: hello, everyone, i'm juan williams along with shannon bream, katie path listen greg gutfeld and trey gowdy. welcome and this is the "the five." ♪ >> juan: fox news alert. a capitol hill police officer dead, another injured after a knife-wielding driver rammed his car into them. chad pergram has the latest. chad? >> here at the capitol is know a greene, he is dead. he came up to capitol hill around 1:00 and rammed his car over t

la muerte llevÓ a juan hernÁndez unirse a mÁs de 42% de las personas en el paÍs que ha recibido una dosis de las vacunas aunque el proceso se ha simplificado y ahora las autoridades de salud tienen un nuevo reto la disminuciÓn en la demanda por las vacunas de hecho varios estados han reducido sus nuevos pedidos de vacunas pero actitud hacia las vacunas estarÍan marcando el ritmo de vacunaciÓn el 57% de los entrevistados dijo habervacunado mientras un 15% esperara a ver si hay efecto y otro 12% dice que no se vacunarÁ otra tendencia es que el 8% de las personas no desean aplicarse la segunda dosis >>> pero la recomendaciÓn es clara. >> es la vacuna de moderna o pfizer que se reciban las dos dosis como tenemos muchas variantes lo que queremos es que la gente estÉ muy bien protegida >>> por ello, el doctor fauci y otros experto insistieron en la urgencia de la vacunaciÓn mientras continÚan las campaÑass como protagonizada por benicio del toro y organizaciones comunitariass estÁn yendo con los mÁs vulnerables >>> para poder asegurar que todos los vendedores ambulantes obtengan su v

. >> shannon: juan, happy birthday to you. good to see you don't. >> juan: thank you. >> shannon: good evening i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. shootings in the south on the same day that joe biden takes steps toward gun control. five people dead in an attack in south carolina being blamed on a former national football league player. we start off with a manhunt southern texas gunman shot three people at a business in bryan. jeff paul joins us from los angeles. good evening, jeff. >> shannon, right now authorities say they don't have anyone in custody. in fact, we are being told there is an active manhunt underway to find out whoever is responsible for pulling the trigger. now, why he had haven't arrested anyone, witnesses reportedly identified that someone that they believe is the suspect, possibly an employee at a nearby cabinet business. at the moment police are only saying multiple people shot and have not made any reference to any death. but, again, this is a developing situation. it's all unfolding in bryan, texas, wh

y juan go tiene mÁs beneficios que los puramente econÓmicos. >>> el tema del ceviche que lleva no es mi parte que mÁs $conozco pero intento aprender de eso >>> para muchos restaurantes de madrid los llamadas cocinas que solo hacen entregada a domicilio son una salida a las restricciones de la pandemia. en esta cocina conviven 2 conceptos gastronÓmicos completamente diferentes cada uno con sus propios cocinero y materias primas y hay elemento de uso comÚn por por ejemplo las sartenes. >>> emprendedores han adquirido inmuebles donde han hecho cocina a domicilio sus auge es importante para pensar que cuando la crisis acabe seguirÁn adelante >>> menos inversiÓn los costos operativos se mitigan completamente es rÁpido entran y a las dos semanas pueden repartir tu producto >>> algunos distritos de la capital espaÑola no ven con buenos ojos su proliferaciÓn >>> lo que temo el incendio y morimos quemados >>> el ayuntamiento capitalino estudiarÁ su impacto en la movilidad >>> en cali colombia una imprenta parecÍa condenada a morir pero un grupo de diseÑadores grÁficos y artistas c

como buena esposa sigue visitando a juan sin faltar ni una sola semana al reclusorio norte. mÁs estos dÍas que se recuerda la pasiÓn de cristo. >> ahora, estoy con Él. nosotros somos muy religiosos. es un buen momento para estar en familia. para reunirnos con dios en espiritualidad. >> para la pareja refugiarse en su fe les da consuelo y esperanza. ella no se revelÓ que su amado se apoya en la biblia para que los dÍas tras las rejas sean menos duros. >> tenemos muchas y, demÁs, comparamos. es bueno comparar diferentes biblias. para nosotros es muy importante lo que dice nuestro seÑor jesucristo, la palabra de dios. somos muy apegados. Él ahora estÁ con ese tema. yo llego ahora tambiÉn para unirme a Él. ♪ ♪ francisca: ahÍ siempre la vemos. estÁ al pie del caÑÓn como dice mi madre. siempre dando la cara, siempre cerca de su esposo. raÚl: se especulaba mucho si esa relaciÓn podrÍa durar o no cuando Él entrÓ en la cÁrcel. la gente dice que entrÓ en la cÁrcel, pero ella ha estado ahÍ. francisca: ha cerrado muchas bocas. felicidades por un aÑo mÁs de

juan: quÉ bueno que tocamos este tema. es muy importante y en muchas ocasiones se ve como un tema tabÚ. advil dual action combate el dolor de 2 formas. es la primera y única combinación de advil más acetaminofén aprobada por la fda. advil ataca al dolor. el acetaminofén lo bloquea. advil dual action. alivio rápido del dolor que dura hasta 8 horas. hola, soy yo. tu piel seca. necesito algo que nos falta: las ceramidas de cerave. me ayudan a restaurar mi barrera natural, para que pueda conservar la tersura. y mantenernos protegidas. asi que debemos cuidarnos las espaldas— y torsos— cerave. lo que tu piel necesita. carlos: arrancamos "sin rollo" como siempre muy bien acompaÑados con elyangÉlica gonzÁlez a mi derecha y a mi izquierda la bailarina oficial de "despierta amÉrica", maity interiano. [risas] maity: para que vean en "mira quien baila". carlos: tambiÉn con ana marÍa y con luis sandoval desde los Ángeles. quÉ buena nota que me mandaste hoy mi querido luis, me encantÓ y gracias por eso. luis: con muc

autoridades extendieron una orden de captura en todo el paÍs en busca de los siguientes sospechosos juan ayala rodrÍguez, mario alberto barbosa juÁrez, megan alicia y oscar manuel garcÍa quienes pueden estar implicados. >> comenzamos a llamarla y no nos contesto nunca el telÉfono, esperamos y a las 3:00 de la maÑana no aguantÉ llamÉ a la policÍa, no era normal. danay: entonces su esposo fue a la tienda y al no encontrar el roxana siguiÓ el sistema de rastreo en del telÉfono y lo llevÓ a una direcciÓn donde no pudo ingresar por ser privada, poco despuÉs el dispositivo marcÓ una bodega donde acudiÓ y allÍ el telÉfono se apagÓ, en ese lugar encontrÓ una mascarilla manchada de sangre que entregÓ a la policÍa. autoridades no dieron a conocer detalles del la circunstancia que muriÓ roxana y el paradero del carro que manejaba, ahora sus dos hijos y esposo piden justicia, regresÓ contigo. fÉlix: hoy se divulgÓ que el conocido mÚsico willie colÓn uno de los mÁs grandes de la salsa y su esposa sufrieron un accidente automovilÍstico el pasado martes 20 de abril en carol

it's clear this oil and gas producing region has joined the san juan basin as another contributor to our methane emissions challenge. now, late last year, the e.p.a. and the new mexico environment department conducted helicopter flights over the san juan and permian basin, they us used infrared technology that would normally not being visible to the naked eye. if we solved methane, we would have solved many of the problems long ago. for example of what this technology can help us see at an individual oil and gas operation level, look at this side-by-side image from the group earth works. as you can see, this is what the human eye sees, simple oil and gas infrastructure, a number of tanks, some piping. but by using infrared imaging, you can see the enormous amount of methane simply being vented or leaking into the air. that entire plume is invisible to the naked eye. and we're not so -- i would once again we would have solved these problems a long time ago. the overflights that were conducted by the new mexico environment department found that methane leak rates over new mexico's perm

inland tomorrow afternoon and live more. 71 a double and 63 degrees and breezy in hayward, 70 in orinda juan. >> in berkeley, 68 degrees in hercules and 71 in benicia certainly looks like some nice weather. but guess what? it's going get a whole lot better. check out this weekend forecast. here we go. little. nice weather for tomorrow. warming up on saturday and look at sunday. that is going to be the sweet spot. those temperatures moving up in the 80's. maybe some low 90's inland 70's inside the bay. and how about that 60's right out of the coast. guys, thank you, lawrence. coming up over the. >> past month we have profiled for amazing bay area. women. it's part of our annual series for women's history month and today is the time to reveal the winner and how things are going after sanford university started a covid-19 vaccine trial on young kids. some young children have started taking the pfizer vaccine is part of a trial being done at stanford kids ages 2 to 5 years old, got their first shots yesterday. pediatric infectious disease expert doctor yvonne maldonado is one of the people leadi

. >> juan: he could shoot. >> dana: that's what they call a three pointer. [laughter] >> juan: good dana, way to go dana. >> dana: thank you, thank you. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: dana, your sports knowledge is. climbing on the balloon is crazy and two, congratulations to the waters family jy and little jesse, another viewer for "the five." >> dana: jesse and emma's world. >> bret: you got it. we will see you guys. good evening, welcome to washington, i'm bret baier fresh off the debut of his $2 trillion infrastructure plan president biden held his first cabinet meeting today. is he asking several of his top advisers to take the lead on selling the plan to the public. republicans are already ripping the proposal as a trojan horse filled with non-infrastructure progressive items and loads of new taxes. the president is also getting hammered by "the washington post" for his criticism of georgia's new voting law. we will talk with former georgia senator david perdue in just a moment about that. but, first, white house cor

." ♪ ♪ >> juan: hello, everyone, i am juan williams, along with greg gutfeld, dana perino, -- ♪ ♪ it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." cbs and 60 minutes coming under major fire. it's over a story they did on the governor ron desantis. the program claimed that he gave preferential treatment to the public in the vaccine rollout because they donated to his campaign, but the florida governor hitting back hard against the

coins didn't do as well on joe's day as investors had hoped so let's break it all down with co-host juan and jeffrey chucker editorial director of the american institute for economic research jeffrey let's start with you what happened with bitcoin and why has the price retreated from the all time highs by about $10000.00 . because those highs in riddick you know are ridiculously high so what you see actually is a kind of rallying around a certain price discovery in the hover temporary it happens to be the astronomical increases in decline over the last 6 months or just beyond belief i would have expected honestly based on my patients the crypto prices over the last 7 years that i would have repeated a lot more but we're holding pretty firm now last i checked it was at $35.00 which is actually frankly unbelievable and if anybody had to have told me 6 months ago that we've been looking at these kind of prices i would just be completely amazed but we're going to continue to see this sort of price discovery go on i'm a more and more convinced that the that's the fundamentals of the crypto ma

holster kristen soltis anderson, and fox news political analyst juan williams. any reporter who was ever covered her child that knows that when the prosecution is making its case, things seem one way and then when the defense gets its attorney, your view of the case can sometimes change dramatically. but what is your view of this case after the first week? what's your view of how this trial is going? >> chris, i think this was a week of powerful emotional testimony from people who watched as george floyd died and heard his screams, his pleas for that 9 minutes or so while he was handcuffed and their accounts, and some of them were personal from a girlfriend, from people who were in the store that he just exited, all of their testimony humanized him, george floyd, in a way that blows a hole in a typical defense of police who are engaged in, you force, because you think of it, dealing with a dangerous, threatening black man, big guy and they had to deal with a dangerous situation. you think back to the rodney king case, you think of the michael brown case or the e

and juan williams. juan, the "wall street journal" editorial board had this headline. chauvin verdict guilty, jury and justice system worked far better than political critics behaved. we were on air together yesterday as the news broke. overnight you had a chance to sleep on it and think about it and tell us how you're feeling this morning. >> well, i think there is a widespread sense of relief, dana. so many people worried that it just takes one juror and there is such a dispensation given to our police officers, people we trust with our lives and trust with the use of deadly force. that when they are in dangerous situations and say that they felt threatened or believed that they might be threatened that we tend to give them that latitude and say we believe police officers. but there has been such a range of -- a constant range of murders, of police brutality specifically against black people, and rarely does the criminal justice system react in a way that says we understand this grievance. we understand the problem here. instead typically as i've just explained the l

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