i'm gloria borger. john king is off tonight. >>> president obama takes his lumps from an angry judge. the judge is offended at something the president said and has the power to give the white house a huge political headache. >> in the wake of the tornado nightmare, people around dallas are asking the same question amid all the destruction, how is it nobody was killed? >> in year 2012, on the eve of one of the world's most prestigious sports tournaments, why do the rules still say, for men only? >>> and we begin with breaking news tonight. cnn just received the coroner's final report with new details about the death of singer, whitney houston. cnn's entertainment reporter, kareen wynter, is at the los angeles county coroner's office. what are we learning about the sequence of events that led to whitney houston's death? >> well, gloria, i can tell you we know a whole lot more about what happened that day back in february the day before the grammy's when whitney houston was found dead in her hotel room in

i'm gloria borger. john king is off tonight. >>> find out what brought the president and an ally together this afternoon? >>> a new take on "american idol." shows how some government workers idol away their time. >> should this idea be allowed to fly? a special seating area where, get this, children are not allowed. >>> we start with this year's biggest issue, jobs. u.s. businesses added 209,000 jobs in march. unemployment claims are starting to slow down. the all-important unemployment rate comes out tomorrow. on top of that, the president just signed a new law making it easier for small businesses to raise money. >> because of this bill, start-ups and small business will now have access to a big new pool of potential investors. namely, the american people. >> we also saw something really unusual at today's bill signing. the man right over the president's shoulder, circled in red, republican house majority leader, eric cantor. normally, these two don't see eye to eye on anything. our chief white house

why did gloria allred bring it there? >> donald trump tells tmz he thinks gloria allred will be impressed with his penis. he said it is classy. >> i made up the classy part, but the first part was real. >> i can hear trump saying, she is very impressed. >> he said i think she would be very impressed. jedediah, you said trump want an apology in. >> i have a short-term message. trump says he is not apologizing for initially disqualifying her and he couldn't careless if she competes in the paneling interest or not. >> trumpish. >> very trumpish. >> greg, you said obama noted that his future is awesome times 12. they were not his exact words. >> really? >> i don't know where you are getting your quotes from. i don't know if the dream therapy is helping you. >> you know what it was. i was listening to obama talk while also one of my shows. >> you awesome times 12. >> with the kitty. >> sometimes i get confused. and social darwinism is not a science. it takes the principals of evolution, some call them the principals of evoluti

so that's what i think. >> gloria, tell me this. why is he seen in handcuffs if he hasn't been arrested? >> well, we're not clear on whether he's been arrested or not. he was in custody of the police. and we don't know what communication, when it took place between the police and the state's attorney. we don't know that. >> gloria raises a great point. one of the things is, and you understand this, where the police may consult with a prosecutor. prosecutor says we don't have enough evidence. go back and investigate. if that's what happened, i have seen that. but if i understand correctly, the one prosecutor who is supposedly the one who is consulting is saying i wasn't consulted. this is wrong. that's what makes this another complex level because what was going on, he was in custody. he was under arrest by anyone's definition and he walked out of the station. >> charles, you know trayvon martin's family. you met with them. clearly, emotions running high on both sides. it seems there are two distinct things going on here. one is the

. >>> ha pasado un año de la muerte de su madre, pero el ver estas fotos, es el profundo dolor de gloria como si le hubieran dado un puño en la cara. >>> esta cámara que ella escondió en un cuarto de su madre. >>> el director vino que dijo que eso no era tolerable que no llamara al estado, pero ellos iban a hacerla denuncia e iban a deicr qué estaba pasando. >>> el primer video capta a una auxiliar de enfermería golpeando en la cabeza al menos en dos oportunidades pe en estos dos nuevos videos se puede ver que no era un hecho aislado, otras enfermeras también la trataban toscamente en el momento de asearla >>> estas asistentas ocultan un plástico hasta antes que lleguen a visitarla y hay más, le preguntan dos veces, señora por qué no se muere. >>> le desean la muerte, creo que ni a un animal se le desea la muerte. >>> la fiscalía dice que ha visto las pruebas y no presentarán cargos. >>> gloria díaz dice que ha obtenido la firma de 2000 mil personas, que piden que se autorice el uso de las cámaras en los lugares de cuidado de ancianos. >>> dice que paralla las pruebas son contundentes. >

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how significant -- let me go to gloria on this. how significant do you think if it comes to a trial, and it's likely to, will be the fact that george zimmerman makes the 911 call and is told are you following, he says yes. we don't need you to do that. okay. and then he clearly continues to follow trayvon martin. >> well, i think that's going to be important. there may also be an argument by the defense that he didn't continue to follow him, that he was retreating, that trayvon martin then followed him. i don't know because we'll have to wait to see what the facts are. but i think the defense will try to diffuse that "i was following him" type of argument. >> thank you both for now. let me go now to eric deckers. he's a tv and media critic for the "tampa bay times." eric, how would you describe the mood down there following this announcement today? >> i would say among officials down here it's probably a little bit of relief. this is the eventuality that a lot of protesters wanted. they wanted to see zimmerman arrested. they wanted

donny osmond, gloria estefan and more. only in america. the legacy of dick clark for the generation of superstars he helped create. >>> good evening. you're looking live at times square where dick clark celebrated new year's eve for 37 glorious years. the big story is the death of dick clark, who died of a massive heart attack today in a santa monica hospital. he was 82 years old. he is being celebrated as a music pioneer. he was a genius behind "american bandstand," making scores of some of the biggest names in the business, and the man who rang in america's new year's for decades. listen to his great friend ryan seacrest paying tribute to dick clark on "american idol." >> we cannot begin tonight's show without acknowledging the passing of a television pioneer, my dear friend, dick clark. without dick, a show like this would not be possible. he will be missed greatly. our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. i know that he's in a better place, saying, "hey, let's get on with the show, okay?" you got it, boss. >>> now for our big sto

paul, then gloria. >> he needs to apologize for how he gets rich.he is not bill gates or warren buffett of steve jobs, who created a new company and provided goods and services. >> but he's saying he did. he's saying he created multiple companies. >> he's certainly not telling ç the whole truth. a vast amount of the wealth was taking over companies, loading them up with debt and paying himself and partners millions of dollars out of the debt, and crashing the company into bankruptcy, laying people off and cancelling their health benefits. that is not the american dream. he rigged -- some of his investments were good, good for him. in many cases he rigged the game to benefit himself in a way that even republicans in the primaries thought was really problematic. >> gloria? >> paul, i don't think voters want to hear the class arguments at this point. i think they want somebody that they believe can fix the economy. and some people are going to say, okay, president obama is on the right course, you just have to give some more time and others are saying

i was just talking to gloria and joe klein about this.i want you to listen here, governor romney trying to take on the fairness divide, essentially posing his version of the ronald reagan question, are you better off than you were four years ago? >> we will stop the unfairness of government workers getting better pay and benefits than the very taxpayers they serve. and we will stop the unfairness of one generation passing larger and larger debts on to the next. >> that's different sound than i expected there, but you get the point, austan. he also said, what do we have to show for 3 1/2 years? is it easier to make ends meet? is it easier to sell your home or buy a new one? how does the president answer that question with when governor romney tries to make it a referendum on his record? >> well, if you burn down the back half of your house, it's probably not the right time to complain that it takes too long to rebuild it. i mean, the policies, that it strikes me, that governor romney's proposing are multi-trillion-dollar, high-income orien

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thank you also to connie, donny, and gloria and paul.e back after the break with more memories from other people that knew dick clark very well. >> dick clark was a great friend of mine. he lived in one of my buildings for years in new york. he was just a real icon. i would watch "american bandstand" and i would also watch every new year's eve. dick clark was the one. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their

gloria allred is saying what are they?ere -- . >> hmm. >> and it's big. we're not sure. >> are you cry something. >> i am. and it's like -- . >> she's trying. >> and i am like dr. evil. >> i have to go to the other topics, alex baldwin notorious what, did he do? >> and basically cursing believe how this is? >> and this is -- and sneak into his fiance's yoga class to get pictures of her ring. he outs the reporters and some naughty language. so. >> one of the tweets he said was, you know, this is like the lowest of the low and this is -- no talent trash from the daily news and that is for invading the privacy. he hates it. quickly now, talk about -- let's talk about insta gram on the droid. i-phone users are going that was for us. >> and shawn yancy, by the way, a huge insta gram user and there is a lot of backlash against apple and they getting 2,000 a minute. and like pinterest, that is one of the biggest things to use. >> and that is probably like 20 people who have i-phones and everyone is like who cares. >> and good to

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thank you also to connie, donny, and gloria and paul. we'll be back after the break with more memories from other people that knew dick clark very well. >> dick clark was a great friend of mine. he lived in one of my buildings for years in new york. he was just a real icon. i would watch "american bandstand" and i would also watch every new year's eve. dick clark was the one. 0 >>> one of today's most powerful vocal sounds and wouldn't you know it, they are from philadelphia. the multiaward-winning boyz 2 men. ♪ just see that i need you near and away from me at all times ♪ ♪ my feelings are there ♪ that i won't let go >> dick clark introducing boyz 2 men on "american bandstand," also the commodores, a supergroup with lionel richie also had some memorable performers on "bandstand." you said you sounded on key. is this an unusual event? >> it happens more than people think, the off-key thing. >> what does it mean to you to see dick clark introducing you as a group? how big a moment is that for any musical act? >> think i appreciate it now

gloria condÉ is one of the lucky residents.works in the urban renewal authority's offices -- which might've helped. what to do with residents of buildings slated for renovation is a tricky question. the state tries to avoid forced resettlements. >> the comrades decide how the apartments are to be allotted, and they assign them. >> gloria's assigned space is a choice one -- with a view of the historic plaza vieja. havana has been restoring ruined buildings for some twenty years, converting them into luxury office space, hotels and restaurants. the state invests the revenues from these enterprises in more projects. using capitalist-style profits to finance the rehabbing of the old town is unique for cuban socialism. the urban renewal authority is credited with creating jobs for up to ten thousand people, including architects and engineers. and they enjoy a surprising degree of independence in their work. havana's city historian is the ethnic german eusebio leal spengler. he's directing the restoration. >> we never really have eno

gloria steinham is not content with what is now a 20-point advantage among women voters, gloria wants the obama winning margin with women to be even bigger. >> whether or not women can determine when and whether to have children is the single biggest element in whether we're healthy or not, whether we're educated or not, how long our life expectancy is, whether we can be active in the world or not. this presidential election is a turning point. we will lose what we have gained if any republican candidate were to win. >> with the gender gap widening as the democrats continue to accuse mitt romney and the republicans of waging a war on women, this is the best defense the chairman of the republican party can come up with. >> the democrats said we had a war on caterpillars, then every mainstream media outlook talked about the fact that republicans have a war on caterpillars, then we'd have a problem with caterpillars. the fact of the matter is, it's a fiction. >> problems with caterpillars indeed. and here is the best response that the presumptive republican nominee for president could co

>> gloria allred is a lousy lawyer. >> trump versus gloria after the transgender miss universe contestantf i saw you undressed, you would look like a woman? >> her home movie as a boy. could motherhood be next? >> now from hollywood the weekend ips is on. >>> it is the version of the hatfields and the mccoys, levi versus the palins. he says grandma palin, also known as sarah, is part of a plan to keep him away from his son. bristol palin has labeled levi a deadbeat dad. well, daed deadbeat or not, he's about to become a father again. brooke sat down with levi and his pregnant girlfriend for their first interview. >> what was your reaction when you found out we're having a baby? >> well, i was really excited because her mother and i get along very well. i was, like, thank god this is not going to happen again. i'm looking forward to actually raising my new bay abnding a a father and teaching him or her the things i want to. >> was this a planned or unplanned pregnancy? >> unplanned. we had talked about getting married one day and there was a time we went to the cabin and forgot the birth c

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