mara, cuÉntanos, como era Él?do este mundo a todos los televidentes, que muchas veces no tienen la posibilidad de viajar.era muy arriesgado y extremadamente inteligente y pasional sobre lo que hacÍa. borja: quÉ fue lo que mÁs le impactÓ de anthony bourdain como profesional y quiero saber cÓmo era ese contacto con Él. mara: anthony se me fue muy amistoso con todo el equipo. yo era una freelancer en este momento. es una persona tan capaz de ponerse en los zapatos de todos y tener una conversaciÓn de tu a tu sin necesidad de Él bajarse de ese escalÓn de la fama. y la verdad es que deja un hueco muy grande en lo que es la televisiÓn y lo que es el sentido de chefs en el mundo. deja un hueco impresionante. agradezco la oportunidad que me dejÓ ser productora tan joven. carolina: estamos viendo imÁgenes y fotografÍas,mara tambiÉn es postura y pudo capturar de esa imagen a-- viaje a cuba. aquÍ tienes un regalo que te dio Él. es un libro de anthony bourdain. tiene una de que-- una dedicatoria y dice: para mara, que se pued

mara, i'll start with you. the president just offered what i think is his justification for all the stuff we showed before that. he seems to be saying all the praise, all the positive things is in the interest of peace, no nuclear war no, confrontation. >> i think it's in the interest of whatever is in his best interests frankly. that's what he's doing. look, this is the same story. a strange fascination admiration for strong leaders meaning authoritarian leaders. he was completely dismissive and disrespectful of the g-7 and then turns around and has nothing but praise for a dictator. he says it's a joke. a lot of us are not laughing. i don't think it's funny. >> john, from the republican side on this, and i'm curious, what is the thinking in the republican party? there's the question of if obama did this, if a democrat did this, i'm sure i know what the republican response would be. how are folks on the republican side thinking about this. >> i think that they are desperately hopeful that trump is going to pul

here in new york, mara gay, a member of "the new york times" editorial board. welcome to you both. hey, congressman, some people have gotten a sense that this is kind of a footrace. with the same end date, on or about the midterms, and on one track you have the trump administration trying to seat a supreme court justice, all the while kind of trashing and causing foment having to do with doj and the fbi. on the other track, you have this enormous investigation going on looking into the trump administration. >> and i think there's a great unknown among republicans, and that's why you see the anxiety and the unease among folks like jim jordan and matt gates and ron desantis. they don't know what rosenstein and when the mueller investigation frankly is going to hit because mueller and rosenstein are not playing politics. they're following the law. brian, the contrast today was one between two men in rosenstein and wray committed to the truth, and committee members committed to a political narrative. and the most damning moment of all was actually that last sound bite you just played w

. >> bret: mara? >> yeah, see, that's the problem. everyone knows you can't pass something through the senate, because it was president keeps on pointing out you need democrat votes there, house -- moderate house republicans were desperate for a chance to just vote on something. just because they are in competitive districts. they want to show their voters they tried to solve the dreamer problem. they tried to end family separations. but the president pulled out the rug from out from under them and said we shouldn't even bother. don't waste your time. i mean, just a couple days ago he said i'm with you 1,000%. i'm behind these bills. so, a lot of confusion not just on the policy. not just what's going to happen to these kids on the border but also what's going to happen on capitol hill. this is an issue that up until now has been a pretty good one for him. it energizes his base it goes back to core issues that he has used all along. helped him win the white house. now i think he has muddied the water so much it's hard to know what he

mara, i'm going to start with you. she's doubling down.ly required to put out an apology yesterday. if you were to look at it it seemed kind of perfunctory. they are fight thing out in their own way. >> okay. yeah, let's be clear. it's not the same thing and let me explain why. first of all, what samantha bee said about ivanka trump was crude and it was offensive. she used a word that has been used to demean women, sure, absolutely. she apologized for it, fine. there is no comparison between that and what roseanne barr did, which is to compare a woman, a human being, okay, to a monkey, which is, first of all, dehumanizing in general, secondly draws upon a racial history in this country going back before the civil war that has been used to oppress americans. and so that's the first thing. the second issue here is that samantha bee is a comedian who was using crude language actually to confront and, i would say even -- yeah, i'll just say to confront a president that has and a white house and an administration that has supported racism and s

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the project is based in the heart of historic mara cash. cunto from the netherlands set up the social project she views bikes as a great way to get where you're going in every sense. sixty five percent of the population is on the d.h. of thirty one years old and there's a big number of youth that is unemployed and there's also like on education so what we really try to do is get them involved they're physically very strong they're active the bust was very sensible for this group of people and we want to create jobs and education opportunities related. to the bike and that is really corresponds with the end and the spirit of young people. is taking part in the project for another reason as well. you know how to deal with people with it or especially because this is late to a sick city you know what to do with them to talk to them so it will help you not only think about outside. america she is a popular tourist destination but many visitors to the city tend to explore it by horse and carriage on the list of must see sights the famous german

thank you so much for joining us mara i mean anthony bourdain really set it himself there he seemed to have everything and he was really a larger than life personality were you surprised to hear the new stick i was in i think a lot of the chefs that i've been speaking to today were also very surprised they said that he seemed to be doing very well in recent weeks he was very happy in his relationship he had been very politically outspoken and he really had found his purpose they were very surprised to hear about his passing i'd like to talk a little bit more about the circumstances are absolutely there but the first let's focus on his legacy what will it be for food lovers you know and they were doing had such a huge impact on american food culture i think one of the most important lessons that he parted on american foodies is that you know the best way to understand another culture is through its food and he showed people that understanding food and having a curiosity about food and other culture is a way to impart our shared humanity. but he was also quite frank and he changed awa

mara liasson, national clinical correspondent at national public radio and tom rogan, cometary rateron examiner"" i think we are very anxious with the inspector general report and we were told it would, in january, march, april, may, june. still waiting. we should have appropriate expectations about what will be in that report. obviously it's taking longer because they are finding where they need to cover and i'm sure they'll be a lot of salacious and interesting details as were alre wregao andrew mccabe when they detailed just one instance of him leaking to the media and the lying under oath he did. that was the number two at the fbi feud. people should be aware the inspector general cannot compel testimony from anyone outside the agency. many people have left either by being fired or otherwise leaving. it's important we have other independent people are able to investigate, such as congress, which is an agency that has subpoenaed information from the department of justice have been someone quite a bit over the course of the investigation. >> bret: mara, the ig deals with the clinto

this is a really good first step is byron and mara pointed out, the word commit is in disagreement imes. the devil will be in the details. this is a first step, a promising step. we have a long way to go to see that this actually accomplishes the pe we all hope for. >> chris: i want to go back to the issue of denuclearization, because the way it is stated in the joint agreement is the complete nuclear is denuclearir the korean peninsula. for the u.s. that means the north koreans get rid of their nukes. for the north koreans it means that all nuclear weapons are gone, that we don't have nukes in south korea, but we do have bombers with nukes. we do have ships with nukes. we do have submarith nukes nukes. given the fact thats calls for the complete denuclearization of the peninsula and the president agreed to end the joint military exercises with south korea, and a concern on your part that there is a danger to u.s. will fold its nuclear umbrella, which is a nuclear guarantee t protect south korea and japan? >> i don't think that's contemplated and i think the president actually specif

journalist mara gay, member of the "the new york times" editorial board is here. north korea analyst and former director for korean japanese and oceanic affairs at the national security council under the bush and obama administrations. and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon. jeremy, let me start with you and the set-up. it's impossible to divorce the debacle that was, what is by any objective analysis, low-hanging diplomatic fruit a stop at the g7. for that to have been so botched and r the predento place all his eggs in the dictator basket seems ludicrous at best. i actually thought the design, nicolle, was we'd go have a warm fuzzy with our allies, get our posse together and go in for the tough fight against north korea. but, in fact, actually it was an epic foreign policy fail because on the way out of canada, the president basically lamb basted our allies and fractured the alliance which is not what vladimir putin wants but puts us in a worse position vis-a-vis the north korea opportunity. >> it's difficult to fight with canada. it

this could cause the administration some huge problems. >> i've heard that too. >> mara. >> you knews why i cover this. >> i.c.e. has been conducting checkpoint stops on the northern border as it turns out. some local maine newspapers have been writing about checkpoints in kind of in the middle of nowhere in maine. it gins you a sense of the scope of the agency. >> totally switching it up, jared kushner we know he's in charge of solving middle east peace. well, the administration's proposal peace proposal is out in about two or three weeks they suspect. and this is like do or die for jared. he's got to deliver this because he can't take another ding from the president. >> what's he going to do? >> depending how it comes out. >> the flores settlement, the thing i heard about it was you can only keep children in detainment for so long regardless of whether or not they're with their family, 20 days. there will be a hart point somebody will sue and it will go to the courts and donald trump will either have to push forward with the lawsuit or roll it back and say listen, my hands are tied

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souls are fighting back against america's real drug dealers this week massachusetts attorney general mara healey filed a lawsuit against purdue pharma and the sackler cartel alleging the company and its executives knowingly engaged in the unconscionable scheme to mislead doctors and consumers about the deadly dangers of its opioids so will this be the turning point where they real drug dealers in america are finally brought to heel let's find out as we start watching the hawks. that's. the bottom. like you know that i got. with. this. well in the in the watching the hawks i am i robot for joining us today to discuss this a landmark lawsuit by the state of massachusetts on the real war on drugs is a man who knows a thing or two about the highs and lows of the u.s. legal system one lion-el of lionel media always a pleasure thank you sir so. we see other you know we've seen others a state attorney general's take similar action against big pharma in the past what makes this lawsuit against purdue pharma by the attorney general massachusetts soaps so unique. what is going out for the actual fa

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is the most difficult part i'll be doing some moderate for russia again it's your call your officer mara that moscow moscow kaliningrad i'll have to drive through if you idea i'm laughing just to get that. but yeah dusty makes some. if i died all the way parts because i just didn't start. off that are the last to reach will be a bit easier on old moscow st petersburg by some forwards the people of england would believe it but i didn't really think about it six of the time but. in spite of trouble expenses. for the whole month. it is a prob you know the price of the petrol back home is five kilometers being not only with the other sixteen thousand nine hundred ninety i think it might me to think you will because you are the best it's been great thank you very much. so that. the stuff really does typify does media enthusiasm and the madness of fans be swelled up and free from a proxy so. plenty more action to come tomorrow when it's the turn of grief c. and d. australia will place probably also see will see a clash between denmark and france deep brings nigeria this is argentina and icelan

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mara liasson, national clinical correspondent at national public radio.he question is whether this executive order will stay about whether the judge will allow the altering of what was a decision. >> part of the executive order is to tell the justice department go to court and adjust the florez decision. that's one thing. why didn't the administration challenge florez earlier if that was a problem? so that's one question about that. >> bret: the answer would be there they were thinking that congress would move, pressuring congress. >> okay, yes, exactly. leverage on congress to do something. it didn't work. there are still bills in congress to deal with the last immigration crisis that the president initiated watch was the dreamers and he took away the deportation relief from that. he felt it was unconstitutional. he got kind of a stay from the courts but that one now is, has trump given up his leverage with congress? he took care of it with an executive order. does it take the heat off congress? congresses voting tomorrow on a couple different bills. >>

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. >> i'm i'm joined by the president of the most and the president and sew of unidos and mara gay. heather, your reaction? >> i mean, that audio is impossible to hear and not feel outrage and grief. i think this is a ploement and we have flown since donald trump came down the stairs calling mexicans rapists and criminals, we've known that we as american citizens would be on watch. and we would have to hold the backbone and the character of this country. i think this is one of those moments. i have been stopped in airports, you know, contacted online, people mostly women, need to know what to do right now. and i think that's the most important message that we can give right now. this is a choice given by the trump administration. many members who are saying we're worried about this but it is absolutely within their power to pass a bill tonight and stop this. and there are an unprecedented number of people who are ploeblizing into action. there will be actions coming, you know, with regularity, families every day families in this country going down to the border to stand vigil and to

mara teresa kumar, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, lnce, for covering this. >> and as you know, as you can tell on the screen, it is election night in america tonight. that means steve kornacki joins us next to tell us what to watch. >>> we are just minutes away from closing in california onion night in america where primary voters are going to the polls in california, new jersey, alabama, iowa, mississippi, montana, new mexico, and south dakota, and that means we are joined now by steve kornacki with the latest on the races. steve, wt should we be watching? >> well, look, california in ten minutes, that's the bigg. before we get to that, let's tell you what's happened tonight and what's happening now becaus are going to talk about an awful lot this fall. leme put this in perspective. we know democrats need to pick up 23 house seats to get the majority in the house wre er four what they think are very ripe potential targets for them in new jersey. these are republican held seats they think they c

exigen el fin de la vieron se la renuncia de ortega pero ortega dice que no se vaya puesto a todas las maras reportera: una vez mÁs, las fuerzas paramilitares del rÉgimen de daniel ortega reprimieron a los nicaragüenses que acompaÑaban a mÁs de 80 madres que perdieron a sus hijos en las protestas contra el gobierno de daniel ortega. el ambiente de terror e inseguridad aumentÓ entre la poblaciÓn ante el incremento de muertos y heridos. >> esta es el hermano que le pegaron en la cabeza, le sacaron un seso. reportera: mientras la oposiciÓn marchaba en solidaridad con madres de los fallecidos, el presidente ortega se concentrÓ junto a sus simpatizantes en otro punto de la capital para rendir homenaje a las madres en su dÍa. presidente: nicaragua nos pertenece a todosy aquÍ nos quedamos todos. reportera: altercados que atraviesa el paÍs y la masacre de este 30 de mayo que conmocionÓ aÚn mÁs a los nicaragüenses, diferentes sectores promueven un paro nacional. >> significa que daniel ortega se estÁ quedando completamente solo y el clamor es generalizado. reportera: en medio de la crisis que atravie

. >> mara, you look at this and you think to yourself, my god, what is happening here? >> yes. agreed with all of it. also great moment. great reminder. anybody who has a platform and knows this is wrong, which it is, should say something. >> bill kristol, you have a little more time because our other guests were so concise. again, you've been around fr a long time. did you ever think you would see a day where three people as decorated with the kind of experience, the kind of rÉsumes that these three guys have, would speak out essentially in unison about a sitting american president of either party? >> it's remarkable, but this is why some of us were so intransigently against trump and remain against trump and hope that his tenure can be abbreviated as much as possible, at least whatever mueller finds, but then to one term. i do think the damage that's being done to democratic norms, to the rule of law, day after day, some people hoped it would get a little better. it hasn't gotten better, if anything, in the last few months it may have gotten worse. >> rudy giuliani the other

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abe as our guest in march ra ro mara la go beach.e beginning of my administration, the prime minister and i have been working to expand our cooperation in a range of areas including defense and commerce. which is what we discussed today. as i prepare to meet next week with kim jong-un and i want to bring up the fact that the prime minister and also president moon of south korea were extremely helpful, cooperative and would like to see something happen. it would be great for north korea, south korea, japan and the united states and the world. our partnership has been invaluable in reaching this important moment and continue to be in close communication with the weeks ahead including the issue of japanese, abductees which i know is of great importance to prime minister abe. i hope the meeting represents a bright new future of north korea and indeed, a bright new future for the world. the denuclearization of the korean peninsula would usher in new prosperity, and peace for all koreans and north and south and for people everywhere. prime

international football has been rejected by the egyptian football association our senior correspondent mara guys they have had to talk us through the controversy well mo is truly a superstar and as a reason they call him egypt's fourth pyramid he inspires and is adored by millions. our odds were then. and rams and could hear of the president of chechnya is one of them chechnya is a place where sport physical fitness take pride of place so no surprise then that got a hero's welcome on every citizen ship dean is a photo op that set the media on fire cnn's anonymous sources in this case one source quickly reported that no is considering quitting the egyptian team over it all we all know how reliable those sources have been in recent times yet still attention grabbing enough to be cited by much of the western media so who do you believe is mo really considering quitting well how about the egyptian team itself who we contacted directly but i'm not allowed to monaco to be put on my. car let me you've got to. let me assure you. i don't want to see him in a second going to meet. you i'm going to go

still plenty to look forward to on this sunday in just under an hour costa rica face serbia in some mara and defending champions germany meets mexico in the capital or switzerland will take on five time champions brazil who will be building it who will be without using their fielding star striker neymar of course the brazilian fans showed their dedication it to the team on the flight to boston on down where the clash will take place. the. this is the tenth world cup for their rivals switzerland who have participated in the tournament since nineteen thirty four the team is ranked at stake in the world after winning nine games in a row in qualifying while their last face off with brazil was almost seventy years ago now and ended in a tie but switzerland will have to give their best performance this time round with brazil currently the most successful nation at the tournament but face off between the teams will kick off at most of every night in southern russia this stadium was built specially that this world cup. purcell's latest world cup bid getting underway today one of the great hits t

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united's romelu lukaku is belgium's all time top scorer at the age of twenty four and there's also mara for lighting. so we could see belgium first eleven with seven right premier league players and a couple more coming off the bench who knowing their enemy help england stop belgium in their tracks although they just make a. another painful summer when fans watching their team get beaten by a team that was made in england. in any case the real question for belgium is can these golden generation finally shake off near achieve its high. i'm going to say no. to all the talent i don't see this belgium team beating the likes of france or brazil like with england another some out of frustration is installed. at least england of what it wants so. the good news for belgium is that whatever happens in the match between them they shouldn't have too much trouble the other side's in group g. two countries who have never made it past the group stage at a world cup in fact have never even qualified for a world cup of. a like goal from roman torres against costa rica in the final qualifier secured pan

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among russian and soviet players it is live among foreign footballers it's pay leg well i also like mara dawna keep. that discussing old time footballing great sandbagging as world cup predictions and there's excitement for which country will lift the world cup when the final in moscow next month we have been picking the brains of perhaps the most famous manager out there shows at marino and how the tournament will play out. says mr merida let's go through the group step by step whenever you're ready. i'm not ready because it's very difficult i don't want to be emotional but i have to be i will go to contradictions because i want my players to wean but i also want my place to go on holiday so this is going to be tough but i would say to you know why as weights and when the go. they have experienced players they have the right mentality and i think russia has to finish second and. then the crucial match will be russia against egypt and this find to be a reality for testing pressure to finish second in the group well. to win the group b. . and i will show relate to that i am totally portug

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