carmen: ¿cuándo dejas de ser lolita para ser lola? lolita: la edad.ene 24 años y su hija, 18, lola pronto será abuela y ni siquiera llega a los 50. lolita: había veces que había para comer, había veces que no. había veces que teníamos luz, había veces que no. y empecé a rallarme porque empecé a decirles: "esto soy yo, esto me costó, este es mi brazo derecho porque es mi madre, aquí viene su nombre, justo aquí con las palomas que tanto ama". mi cuerpo empezó como rebelión y ahora es un libro abierto. carmen: de esas experiencias, dice ella, hoy es quien es, y ese ser es el que tiene la fuerza para alentar a quienes tocan puertas sin que estas se abran o a dar orientación abierta y franca a quienes anhelan pisar los escenarios profesionalmente. como a nuestra pareja de baile. lolita: aquí el problema es que en vez de crear magia se nota la angustia y la preocupación, entonces a mí me preocupan. carmen: y el mensaje más claro de lola para los participantes de "mira quien baila" es que hay que creérselo para que ella lo pueda creer y los demás lo puedan c

lola: no, dime.e mi. en el primer programa se les dijo que yo, en especial, me encantarÍa ver un concierto de ustedes haciendo lo que estÁn haciendo ahora, bailando como lo estÁn logrando en este momento. ahora resulta que se quiere ir. en punto de vista, me parece una posiciÓn muy mediocre y es mÁs fÁcil decir que corro a que me corran. alan: crees que es una tÁctica para que la gente vote por Él o sientan un poco de pena? lola: quÉ horror, no. quÉ horror tener que ponerte en ese lugar para causar lÁstima y que voten por ti. creo que ni siquiera tiene la iglesia para ponerse a pensar en eso. simplemente se dio por vencido. me parece una posiciÓn muy mediocre de su parte. espero y deseo de verdad que, personalmente, en lo que Él hace, le vas increÍblemente bien. pero se va a topar con muchas piedras, muchas paredes que tendrÁ que brincar, saltar para seguir adelante. la competencia es con uno mismo. alan: a irina baeva le hiciste llora con tus palabras, verÓnica le dijiste que si es a chris, tienen q

karla: es lo que dijo joaquÍn cortÉs, lola.habÍa Ética. le cuestionaron y que de ejemplos especÍficos. el decía que en algÚn momento los jueces no eran congruentes con lo que le decÍan. carlos: por otro lado irina, estÁ rusa preciosa desafiÓ las reglas de baile y dijo que no iba a bailar por dolor por una lesiÓn en el tobillo y en una costilla, lo cual me parece muy bien. luego te pones a bailar con una lesiÓn que podrÍa ser no grave y en una de esas movidas te puedes llevar el tendÓn o hacer una lesiÓn que lo mejor no pueda salir tan fÁcil. sobre todo la costilla. la gente parece que no le da mucha importancia, se conecta directo con la columna vertebral. cualquier problema que tengas es grave. se vio muy desafiante y decidida. karla: no bailÓ entonces automÁticamente se va a la lÍnea de fuego contra rossi rivera una vez mÁs. el pÚblico decide quiÉn se queda. las reglas cambiaron en la pista de baile. los concursantes que no fueran sentenciados tienen que elegir a quÉ compaÑero quieren salvar . se me hace bien difÍcil porque e

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joining me now, lola oginake.. >> thank you for having me. >> omarosa clearly studied under donald trump, the art of reality show drama. everyone calls her the perfect reality show villain and she plays her part well. i'm just not so sure that omarosa telling everyone that donald trump is a racist and misogynist is going to change anyone's mind. i think if you believe it, you believe it and if you don't believe it, omarosa is not going to wake you up. >> i completely agree with you. but the thing that she's managed to do is to get under donald trump's skin. no one has unnerved him the way omarosa has. it was easy to discount her as a reality show villain, but what she's managed to do is to substantiate most of what she's put in her book. she has the, quote unquote, receipts. it's tax season and she has released all of the receipts. >> so here is her with craig saying that she has more tapes. >> you're going to release more tapes? >> if i need. to i'll do what i have to do to protect myself. >> how are you going to

sin embargo, la jueza lola cortÉs le hizo a irina una importante observaciÓn.culo y el entretenimiento requiere de un sacrificio muy grande y que puede entender ambas situaciones,tanto la de irina como la de lola cortÉs. muchas veces hemos tenido que venir aquÍ o cualquiera de los trabajos que hacemos con un dolor, un pesar familiar, la muerte de un ser querido y hay que salir adelante, hay que responder porque al final es nuestro compromiso y nuestra responsabilidad con usted, con el pÚblico y que es el que estÁ del otro lado y nos apoya. me parece muy importante que lola le diera esto porque hay que dejarlo por sentado siempre. vamos a ver lo que pasa porque mÁs adelante irina baeva va estar en vivo desde mÉxico para contarnos mÁs detalles de lo que pasÓ y cómo se siente luego de la decisiÓn de dejar la pista de "mira quiÉn baila". karla: esto serÁ más adelante y tambiÉn vamos a ver otras cosas porque en exclusiva fuimos el Único medio en la grabaciÓn de la pelÍcula de eduardo verÁstegui. entÉrese del gran secreto que se descubre en esta cinta. raÚl: ademÁs,

costumes and makeup when the cameras are off they're basically six feeling in the sky it's the hour lola the glenn hubbard. and finally we revisit i'm stein's early days the band's first number one album was the same silk from ninety nine seven it featured the single angel album heavenly time and see you soon on public school. so you started. playing. the lead. the be. the big. get her. girls. girls. girls. girls the bigger . the big . girls. the be. the the. the the. small suburban. the up the. the be. the be. the be be. the. cut. the game is trying to pay each of the other less guylaine. built during world war two the two thousand four hundred kilometer long route connects alaska with the rest of the lives on. the road coasts done business and historical sites the alaska highway plan at all through the wilderness fifteen dollars. odd. in a nine hundred sixty eight and i'll cry and go to around the world cool. young people would build against their parents' generation. this was an obsolete and dusty from the stupidity and kitchens of the street they demanded nothing less than a home soc

. >> little lola has an ipad, she's noticing boys ♪ ♪ and we don't really hug like we did before ♪ >> a name for it. ♪ why not -- >> she's like good for you, bring it in. >> dang, ♪ boys are bad ♪ and i know it's because you're growing up, but i'm still sad ♪ ♪ about the one-arm -- dad >> will it ride? it's a series that mike has been working on for a while. mike's going to ache i bicycle with a skateboard and see if he can do some bmx stunts on it. he took the rear wheel off and connected the electric skateboard to the back of the bicycle. he tapes the remote control on to his handle bar. you can see him whizzing around this wide open parking lot. he's using an x one electric state skateboard. those boards can go around 20 phi miles per hour and he believes he retained most of that speed even after putting it together with his bicycle. >> now that he's managed to figure out the speed and feel a little bit more comfortable riding this thing, takes it on over to the skate park to attempt some tricks. >> oh my gosh. >> i'm scared for him. >> she's scared for him. >> skate park is not th

thank you lola do you. think that i want to run and i'm not a stumbling bang them. in. the foyer. and and that's all of the money oh oh. it was that was the was a barbie good thought it. might be me maybe i made a claim i think we're back they called all of these she smiled bubble. that was only by much more polish. and. that was cool to me maybe it should be time and i know him well. but. i don't want to read no oh. you been. in mom not a damn boring new england. number that was but a polish only they just moved with the basically vocal. only me. and i shall look old. and post manner by show. car sales only the most the bar. and they call you. i open with the most a book you bring the boy along and the person and the post well sign up on my mug. under a lamp or macpro mouse on no or call the number but. you are wrong. thank you are you with. us. thank. you. yes. so fourteen are you going to wear your button you can have a glass and. i'm not i don't. know a bust i don't buy buy buy it back up in the hole but she really can't write about on a lock on the top of my subclass or if th

joining me is lola, the host of a show. my question is what changes if the tape exists. you merd from jamiel talking about what we know of the president and his believes. how does it change our perception of him if we hear him saying that word? >> that's a good question. absolutely nothing changes. if you are a trump detractor you believe he is racist, so hearing that tapes confirms that. if you are a trump supporter, many trump supporters enjoy the use of the n-word and would celebrate him using the n-word. to hear him saying that would only confirm their champion is doing that behind closed doors and would be happy to hear that is the case. >> omarosa, 15 years ago she walked through the door, and there she was in the administration as well. how should we view her. she was somebody who served for a matter of months in the administration in the office of the public liaison. she describes in the book how she had access to the oval office. she writes vividly of walking in there, seeing the president with michael cohen. she alleges the president eating a piece of paper, go

creo que ni lola se lo imaginaba, fue algo que no se puede escribir, saliÓ a lo natural.mo y lo que haces. felicitaciones, un honor tenerte en la casa. estuvo conmigo toda la semana. >> le mandamos un beso a tu madre, hasta los jueces salieron a la luz, revivamos de la manera que te conmoviÓ el testimonio de sara corrales. >> desgraciadamente, ya no tengo mi mamÁ y ella fue el motor de mi vida, hizo que yo consiguiera mi sueÑo. por eso, yo valoro tanto a la mujer, a la madre, me encanta la mujer luchadora. tÚ, te ha dado esta fuerza y este motor. >> es increÍble, pero es la realidad. cuando falleciÓ mi mamÁ, para mÍ se acabÓ el mundo. to cuando vi lo de sara, me vinieron muchos recuerdos. >> cÓmo pudiste volver a bailar nuevamente? >> muchÍsimo, para mira el motor de mi vida. no querÍa hacer nada, no querÍa bailar, quería irme tambiÉn, fue horrible. yo noté como un impulso. >> macro que te enseÑÓ tu mamÁ? >> todo., que sepa que estoy intentando hacer lo mejor posible. carlos: no sÉ si nos va a dar tiempo de pasar estas imÁgenes donde le estÁs enseÑando a paul stanley a ba

so, kids, lolos and lolas. so, we have an amazing pavilion agenda this year.o, first of all, we have this little guy, so this is the star wars bb-8 unit. robert: very good. chris: and we have the filipinos in tech group that will be teaching kids how to code a bb-8 unit. robert: very good. chris: so, this bb-8 unit will be running around or rolling around. robert: does it roll now? chris: yes. robert: oh, let me see, let's take a-- chris: it'll be rolling around in the innovation pavilion. and we'll teach the kids--oops, how. robert: maybe not on a glass table, but you know, but you get--you get the idea. oh, very nice, okay. and what about some of the other things that you brought here? 'cause it's all about sort of star wars, it's all about high teri chris: actually, no. so, we have a lot of sponsors of brands, so we have pixar. so, "incredibles 2," how does animati so, we have pixar in a box, there's going to be a talk. we have sponsors like salesforce, etcetera. we also have facebook and the oculus go. so, you can come to our pavilion for two days and you

alan: vamos a platicar con lola cortÉz. tambiÉn es interesante escuchar a satcha.ue mÁs de 300 curas contra 1000 en diÓcesis de pensilvania. otras 150 personas acuden a las fiscalÍa pidiendo justicia pues dicen ser vÍctimas de sacerdotes pederastas. en un comunicar el vaticano expresa dolor y vergüenza. garo arellano tiene los Últimos detalles. garo: se esperaba que fuera el propio papÁ francisco quien condenara pÚblicamente los despiadados abusos sexuales de mÁs de 300 de sus sacerdotes destacados en el estado de pensilvania, pero ha sido el director de prensa del vaticano el que a travÉs de un audio rompiÓ el silencio. [audio en inglÉs] garo: las mÁs de 1000 vÍctimas de curas pedÓfilos dicen que la vergüenza que siente la iglesia catÓlica no es nada comparado con la impotencia de saber que muchos de sus verdugos siguen libres y sin recibir castigos. Él dice que el sacerdote que lo violÓ cuando tenÍa 10 aÑos es propietario de una casa a cinco minutos de su hogar en pensilvania. [audio en inglÉs] garo: cnn reporta que otras 150 vÍctimas de pedrastras han acudido a

. ♪ alan: quÉ bÁrbara lola cortÉs!tÉs: encantado y feliz de volver a este lado del charco. muy contento. venir a amÉrica a nacer conciertos. karla: cÓmo ves la competencia? joaquÍn cortÉs: bien. >> te he visto sufriendo. joaquÍn cortÉs: sÍ. sensible. alan: nos va -- vamos a enlazar con sara corrales. buenos dÍas. sara corrales: buenos dÍas. cÓmo estÁn? alan: esta joaquÍn. karla: cÓmo te sientes luego de la gala?estÁbamos comentando que cuando dicen tu nombre te toma como sorpresa. cÓmo te sientas? sara corrales: hoy estoy mucho mÁs tranquila. serÍa una mentirosa que dijera "quÉ alegrÍa!". claro que no, fue una sorpresa. yo no lo esperaba. lo que he dicho siempre en todas mis entrevistas es que lo que los jueces decidan, para sÍ, es ley. son ellos lo que saben. por algo estÁn sentados en esa mesa de jurado. nada. toca sacar pecho. meter mucha mÁs ganas, mucho mÁs tiempo y dedicaciÓn. yo soy una mujer demasiadoentregada, demasiada disciplinada. no quiero que este primer Épico me vaya a derrumbar con el objetivo que yo te

lola is joining us in washington, d.c. good morning. caller: good morning. am african american, not that that means much difference, but in this political climate, it's important to know who you're talking to. i was laid off during the obama administration. i will had been -- i had been in government. my mom always had prepare for wartime in peace. i got certified as a teacher. i've had multiple job offers in the past two years under the current administration. just from getting a teaching license. i agree with the gentleman from nashville. there are numerous jobs -- that's what might grandparents did in the south, they went to where the jobs were. there are a lot of jobs in education. they can't find enough teachers. as far as toys "r" us shutting down, people aren't having as many children. i never shopped at toys "r" us. they were expensive. people don't have as many children as they had when i was a kid. industry ofously an online shopping. amazon will be hiring. you have to move to where those jobs are or retool yourself. people can take classes online

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with us now to talk more about the queen of soul, people tv anchor lola.us personally. you had a chance to meet here, right? >> i met her at p. diddy's party in the hamptons. she was this regal other worldly foundation of soul music, but she was also very real, very regal, and very real. when i met her, i didn't know if i should bow, kiss her hand, or what. >> or give her a hug because you feel like you know her. >> but she was so warm and genuine. i love that she wanted to remain relevant throughout all the decades. and the kids loved her as well. here she is doing a cover of adele's song "rolling in the deep." it was so stellar and superb. she was collaborating with andrea 3000 from outcast. >> she wanted to make sure her powerful voice was heard, not just on stage, but on stage too. but not just in music. let's listen. >> my definition of a diva would be singers who give back to the community, who tithe to their churches, who are supportive in any way that they can be outside theatrics. >> so obviously she felt that she needed to give back to the commun

lola this is al-jazeera. and welcome to the news hour live from our headquarters in doha. i'm coming up in the next sixty minutes turkey takes its case against u.s. targets to the world trade organization as president everyone calls the measures an attack on his country. police in chechnya killed five people who targeted them in a series of attacks. confusion in venezuela after the government introduces a new currency in an effort to stabilize the economy and pope francis what letter of apology to all catholics value will be no more cover ups of sex abuse in the church. the trade war between the u.s. and turkey is escalating turkey has filed a complaint with the world trade organization the u.s. tariffs on steel and alimony and ports. a doubling of earlier this month after turkey refused to release an american pastor who's been detained for nearly two years the turkish government retaliated with tariffs on some u.s. imports if. there's no difference between the direct attacks on our call to prayer in our flag and the attack on our economy the goal is the same the goal is t

. >> on sunday on 2 pm eastern on american history to be a visit to the lola observatory to hear about osterman on michael discoveries. a tour of the national monument. >> sent me think of this abandoned. it is an important and living site for many defendants for the people that live in the area. hope these people come here to do ceremonies and pay homage to their ancestors. they believe their ancestors are still here. this is an important site for many people in the southwest. >> watch the c-span city tour of flagstaff, arizona. watch it on tv history c-span three at 2 pm as we explore america. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> a discussion of presidential legacies. over the next 40 minutes white house historical associate president stewart mclaurin speaks. good after

lola banjoko you're a british nigerian doctor advisor to the e.u. and the u.n. on migration issues you also the founder of africa recruit what do you make of that can i first say that i don't take offense to what you said because i know i'm not one of those who had to find it and i think you've taken the narrow end and you've used that sterile stereotype which is wrong to define a whole community if you say you've lived in nigeria you would know that there is a sense of trust of communities where people get together around be going to it's across the african continent where we don't even have agreements and we bring money we share money with each other so what's the level is that not trust. to me that is trust here we define it as crowd funding but actually it's been going on in africa for centuries so there is a very high level of trust it's the level of trust of government which you're confusing with the level of trust of society now in terms of bringing habits to the country which i call my country here. actually there are some you said in your books a number

. >> my name is lola and i'm from pakistan. >> hello. my name is marmish and i'm from india. >> hello. my name is dayne and i'm from indones indonesia. >> hello. i'm from nepal. hello. my name is sabastian and i'm from columbia. >> hello. my name is alena. >> how amazing it is. 14 countries. these young and women are studying together in peace. [ applause ] >> and you can only get it at nyu. so five of them have prepared a message specifically for you. specifically for the u.s. conference of merit. their mission -- i have the name up behind me right here. if any of you want to reach out and contact them, they want to hear from you. they would like to create sister cities. they would like to create a permanent relationship. you pick the countries, the people that interest you the most. they're up there right now. so if we can get the first one -- each one is only going to go 90 seconds. but it's an individual message. and i hope that you see the impact that they can have if you and them work together globally. sebastian, you're up. >> hel

. >> yep, here we have lola. as soon as i saw this dress, i knew i had had pull it.ition it's making. from new york & company. under $70. same button detail. same belt detail and a lot of women feel like when they have an exposed neck they have to wear a necklace but i left it bare and let it be the statement point. >> can anyone we are a boat neck? >> i love this trend because i don't remember any woman ever saying i don't feel comfortable showing my collarbone or my neck area. it's really a part of the body that we're all comfortable showing and really sexy and in a conservative understated way. >> i agree. thank you very much. that's beautiful. we've got a few more boat necks coming up. inspired by meghan's ralph lauren she wore to prince louis' christening. >> here i wanted to show you, you can take this and wear it two different ways. i grabbed this from the gap, inexpensive. under $25 and as you can see first we have it on jen and she's wearing it with a denim jean skirt from gap and a nice casual way to wear it. you can elevate it because the cut and silhouett

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with how are they want to press the trump administration on trade and what lola popularity does the chairmant. and what level of popularity does the chairman maintain within that. the chinese could stimulate growth and that could help the emerging markets as we had later into this year. francine: five minutes away from the first speech. a second 12 and a half hours from now. if he does not speak for the markets, do you run for the hills? if you are a long-term investor with a well-crafted policy statement and a glide past towards your long-term goals, no, you do not run to cash. if you are running an investment account and you have some exposure to higher beta assets in your concerned about that, perhaps you shift. i think there is going to be a last leg of some dollar strength in here. if you are a long-term investor you see through this and you recognize that the state of the global economy looks quite good and in most parts of the world, monetary policy is accommodative . francine: thank you very much. this is what the markets are looking at. we are seeing a little bit of jitters on u.s.

eastern, a visit to the lola observatory to hear about astronomical discoveries, including the discovery of pluto and the moon landing for the apollo program. and then we tour the a poppy -- monument.gement >> it is an important, living site for the descendents who live in the area. hoping people might come here to do ceremonies and pay homage to their ancestors. they believe their ancestors are still here. this is still a very important site for many people in the southwest. announcer: watch c-span's cities tour of flagstaff, arizona eastern.at 7:00 p.m. we work with our cable affiliates to explore america. a panel of legal analyst discussed social activism in sports. moderated the 90 minute discussion held at the american bar association's