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mauri. y river plate. la confederaciÓn sudamericana de fÚtbol, la conmebol, decidiÓ que el encuentro se realice fuera de argentina. los violentos disturbios obligaron a que el encuentro se jugarÍa el fin de semana. caitmo, porque el consulado de mÉxico en nueva york fue escenarelmism en una representaciÓn diplomÁtica mexicana del exterior. galo arellano nos cuenta cÓmo ocurriÓ, en esta historia de amor y perseverancia. >>un matrimonio como nunca antes habÍa realizado el gobierno federal de mÉxico, sucediÓ ayer nueva york... los protagonistas tienen una peculiar historia de amor. >>nuestro amor naciÓ escondidos, hace casi siete aÑos. >>cuando daniel y jaime exigen una solicitud para contraer matrimonio, el consulado de mÉxico les de una peticiÓn. >>empezamos un juicio de amparo y afortunadamente, el juez decidiÓ otorgarnos el amparo y gracias a eso podemos casarnos. terminÓ abriendo las puertas para la primera boda cÓdigo civil federal en una representaciÓn diplomÁtica en mÉxico. >>nuestro ca

it was my first job where i got my first check, first paycheck, and i see jeff maury, he signed my first paycheck. he always remember the signature on your first paycheck, and i was really fortunate because i grew up in this community and of course there were a lot of challenges, and there continue to be a lot of challenges, and i was fortunate because i was given an opportunity to work at the family school where i learned how to answer the phones. and one of the first days that i started, i answered the phone, hello? and the person who was in charge of the administration at the family school said no, london, that's not how you answer the phone. you need to say, hello, this is london breed, you're calling the family school. how may i help you? what a big difference, right? and i thought wow. what a big difference. the thing is like mignon, and cal, there were people who were incredible mentors, and they supported me and encouraged me, and i ended up going to college, and i ended up going to college because they told me i could do it. me provided me with an opportunity. and i'll be honest

( laughter ) #maury, #resist. but before we get to that, let's catch up on it did's headlines.s you probably know the migrant caravan coming from central america is now a few short several hundred miles from the united states border ( laughter ) and the welcoming committee is on the way to meet them. >> tonight a show of force with migrant caravans at least 700 miles away. the first wave of american troops arrives putting up barriers, wire men's fencing to keep migrants about. >> this could cost upwards of $200 million by the end of the year. >> trevor: $200 million? for that money, you realize you could fly the entire caravan first class to scandinavia. ( laughter ) which, by the way, would be a lot more entertaining to watch, because you would see what those other countries are really about. it would be, like, america, the way you treat the needy is so heartless -- they're coming here? oh, wait. that's not going to work with. yeah, we'll find out the swedish word for "wall." ( laughter ) down on the mexican border, america already has the border patrol, the national guard and

patrolman tamika veal, the texas sergeant from boardington, tam ecoa is from trenton, and maury cabello from ewing and they took our recovery coach course to become recovery coaches to be a resource in their police department so that someone there, we talked about domestic violence earlier, that's how we got the idea for a standard operating procedure for recovery coaches just like with domestic violence when someone is brought in, arrested and the wife is brought in to be given resources and that's where we model this all after. prosecutor sean dalton down in south jersey and the city of angels satellite in jersey, they got together, ross cure the, ten police chiefs and detective la russo and the school and dr. jim baird from the hospital to form an initiative that they're all working together to educate, to put a resource and emergency rooms, to put a resource in the police department. and sergeant craig hoover from east brunswick. craig pores over his arrest records and then he goes out and visits the resident of where the addict lives to see if they want help. so i can say from wher

it's like an episode of "maury" one former trump aide observed to politico as the spectacle unfolded. the only thing that's missing is a paternity test." and the "washington post" and the "l.a. times" describe a dark and contentious mood in the white house over the past several days. former cia director john brennan, who is now national security analyst for our network, told our colleague nicolle wallace what these accounts may be signaling about this president. >> it may be that he is behind the scenes and really concerned about where things are going and that is a dangerous time because if he feels that he is being increasingly cornered, how is that going to manifest itself? it's a white house, administration, in disarray. this reflects this underlying tension that's just eating away at our government. >> with that, let's bring in our lead-off panel on a tuesday night. peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." the aforementioned nancy cook, white house reporter for politico, and jeremy peters, political reporter also with the "new york times." peter bake

under other matters, maury, i think let's clarify the next meeting schedule for goboc. i believe it's january , but i believe that date is on martin luther king day, so it needs to be rescheduled. >>clerk: right. and so that date was changed to monday, and i'll send a follow up to everyone immediately following this meeting. >> thank you. seeing no other comments, meeting's adjourned. >> i came to san francisco in 1969. i fell in love with this city and and this is where i raised my family at. my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was goi

robberson mentioned, and also maury, the pathfinder taught at theo naval academy, an academic or you have to look at the totality of the pe. that is a very good question, and murray, unlike the monumentat line avenue, is not presented in uniform at all. in fact, with his monument, it does correct reflect a career where the confederacy is a footnote for murray. it is one of the footnotes. it is one of the things that he does. lee, jackson, ap hill, all of the others are in uniform. they are, in terms of looking at the whole of their lives and their work, that is not necessarily what is being honored in the course of the work, and again, when you look at the proceedings, it is about them as military leaders. long --you can, all day in any museum, we have basically 150 250 words, and that particular panel will tell you what is going on. can hope for as you are talking about the individual as art, but the individual depicted, and the community's response over time as you have a very short period a time to figure that out, and i will say that that currently is not my job. my function on t

robberson mentioned, and also maury, the pathfinder taught at theo naval academy, an academic or you have to look at the totality of the pe. that is a very good question, and murray, unlike the monumentat line avenue, is not presented in uniform at all. in fact, with his monument, it does correct reflect a career where the confederacy is a footnote for murray. it is one of the footnotes. it is one of the things that he does. lee, jackson, ap hill, all of the others are in uniform. they are, in terms of looking at the whole of their lives and their work, that is not necessarily what is being honored in the course of the work, and again, when you look at the proceedings, it is about them as military leaders. long --you can, all day in any museum, we have basically 150 250 words, and that particular panel will tell you what is going on. can hope for as you are talking about the individual as art, but the individual depicted, and the community's response over time as you have a very short period a time to figure that out, and i will say that that currently is not my job. my function on t

. >> stephen: the parents on "riverdale," played by former teen idols luke perry, skeet ulrich, maury act opposite. >> stephen: you give them advice. >> in i think the nature of celebrity has kind of changed now. for me, as well, we're all sort of navigating it, but for now social media has been a fundamental professional component of your business. your show knows it, all do. most films have to deal with smeedy in some aspect, and many of the cast members who have been so in tune with social media since they've gone through the entire vetting process have educated some of the older members of the cast on -- >> stephen: what did you teach luke perry? >> when it's appropriate to show a tasteful amount of nipple on social media. >> stephen: well, i don't think i know that. when is it to show a tasteful amount of nipple? >> all the time. ( laughter ) >> stephen: "riverdale" airs wednesdays on the cw. cole sprouse, everybody. we'll be back with a performance by mr. tony bennett! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ ♪ ♪ the right tech can move you. the best tech can move the world. ♪

the "washington post" story is a white house official saying in the background that this is like the maury show, and the only thing we are miss something a paternity test. she has put the president in a difficult situation, which is now publicly he has to say i'm doing what my wife tells me to do and it's on a national security job, something that she -- it's not like it's her portfolio. >> why is that embarrassing? i do it ten times a day. >> your work wife. >> that is true. that is true. >> exactly. >> it may be great gripping television but it's no way to run the white house? >> is it the way to run the white house to have your son-in-law and daughter -- >> the reason son-in-laws and daughters don't serve in administrations, because it usually doesn't turn out in banana republics. no matter how closer to the principal, you are not getting invited to thanksgiving, but rarely is the family in the administration. >> you bring up a great point, you both do, because ultimately the melania trump and the rik d ricardel, you have been doing all kinds of reporting on all this stuff and you make

and, in fact, maurie, unlike the other confederate generals that line monument avenue, is not presented in a uniform at all. he is -- in fact, with his monument, it does reflect a whole career where the confederacy is a footnote for murray, right? one of the footnotes. one of the things that he does. lee, jackson, a.p. hill, all the others, are in uniform. they are -- in terms of looking at the whole of their lives and their work, that isn't necessarily what is being honored in the course of the work. and, again, when you look at the proceedings, it is about them as military leaders. and so, yes. you can all day long -- remember it like, you know, in any museum, we've got basically 150 to 250 words and that particular panel will tell you what's going on. what you at most can hope for as you're talking about them as art, about the individuals depicted and the community's response over time is that you have a very short period of time to figure that out. and i will say that that currently is not my job. my function on the monument avenue commission is complete. what happens next is really

under other matters, maury, i think let's clarify the next meeting schedule for goboc. i believe it's january , but i believe that date is on martin luther king day, so it needs to be rescheduled. >>clerk: right. and so that date was changed to monday, and i'll send a follow up to everyone immediately following this meeting. >> thank you. seeing no other comments, meeting's adjourned. >> so ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the incredible community here in alice griffith, on behalf of the resident leaders and community organizations, madam mayor, leader pelosi, president cohen, distinguished guests, i welcome you all to the reopening of the alice griffith community. thank you. my name is theo, and i'm the director of the hope sf, and it gives me great pleasure to bring up aurelius walker for the invocation. >> distinguished guests and the community leaders from bayview-hunters point, and to my brothers and sisters that are here today, what an exciting day, what an exciting day. i hope through hope church, in the back of us here, and also tabernacle community developmen

the niece of former fox news correspondent adam housely and his wife sister sister actress tamara maurysely. there is a vigil here and another one begins at 7:00 on the soccer field where elena used to play. people are arriving right now and preparing for that vigil. >> plans for a new ikea in the east bay could be a new reality. right now the dublin city council is meeting to vote on plans to build the furniture store. it's situated on a portion of i-80 that sees frequent traffic jams. residents protested at the big box change store with yellow shirts and signs. but ikea says it would generate money and jobs. when the city council makes a decision we'll bring you the latest on air and online. >> still ahead the latest from butte county. the camp fire forcing tens of thousands from their homes. county tonight.. governor-elect gavin newsom has declated a state of emergency.. ands flee their ho >>> we are staying on top of a fast moving wildfire in butte county tonight. >> governor elect newsom has declared declared a state of emergency as thousands flee their homes. >> crews have been wo

i'm thinking about lee after the war and also maury who is known as the pathfinder of the seas and the naval academy and just an academic. it seems like you have to look at the totality of people's lives, not just their service. this tends to be getting overlooked. >> good question, in fact, murray unlike the other generals was not presented in the uniform at all. with his monument, it does reflect a whole career where the confederacy is a footnote for him. it is one of the footnotes, one of the things that he does. lee, jackson and all of the others are in uniform. they are in terms of looking at the whole of their lives and their work. this is not necessarily what is being honored in the course of the work. when you look at the proceedings it is about them as military leaders. so, you can all day long in any museum, we have basically 150 to 250 words and the panel will tell you what is going on. at most what you can hope for is you are talking about them as arts, about the individuals depicted and the community's response over time that you have a short period of time to figure it ou

under other matters, maury, i think let's clarify the next meeting schedule for goboc. i believe it's january , but i believe that date is on martin luther king day, so it needs to be rescheduled. >>clerk: right. and so that date was changed to monday, and i'll send a follow up to everyone immediately following this meeting. >> thank you. seeing no other comments, meeting's adjourned. >> the hon. london breed: well, i know the road to get here wasn't easy, but we all came together to make sure that we provide the support that will make hopefully a difference in what you receive in your paychecks. this discussion started over a year ago at the board of supervisors and it's one that i'm committed to. thanks to the tireless work and dedication of everyone here today, we now have an ordinance that will create a path to success for those who take care of our most vulnerable communities. this starts first with our in home support services workers. these are people who support our seniors and persons with disabilities so they can remain in their homes and in their communities.

jane didn't know mauri, she just wanted to help someone in need and you can too. to learn more about kidney donation visit the gw ron and joy paul kidney center at gwkidney.org or call 1-833-kney3. >>> we are about to give you a close look athe major work done on one of our most iconic bridges. if you travel it, you know it's a constructionzone. adam todd learned that construction is about a lot more than just the rd work. >> reporter: it's safe to say the memorial bridge is fully under renovation. there is some incredible stuff happening here. ,ile the brid itself, is being strengthened, bicycles a pedestrians, this structure is also a memorial. that's being restored. >> it's served as a memorial. it's a symbolic link between t north and the south r. the restoration process is meticulous and well to the out. >> each piece is individually sess ltd.. it's labelled with a green piece of tape and red piece of tape. green means good, red means repairs are need toed. >> reporter: when you this i the bridge is comint, ap the as memorial. right there, that piece weighs a

politico reports one former trump aid on kind of the last 24 hours as like an episode of maury. the only thing missing is a paternity test. >> i don't want to touch that. >> but in fairness, we are seeing everything going on behind the scenes. in most white houses even in properly functioning white houses, there are changes after two years. it is a very tense and intense job. but in this white house we are seeing it play out in public. we have since day one. neilsen is a perfect example of that. the president had a problem with her since the day that she got that job. she got the job because she is close to john kelly. john kelly had a lot of positive things to say about her abilities to do that job. it is an impossible job for anybody no matter who you are because of the president's promises on the campaign trail and expectations which neilsen has said privately more than one time to the president his expectations are not in touch with reality. that doesn't fly when you are the president and you are talking about an issue like immigration. she has been on borrowed time since da

it's activist judges and judiciary wielding power they do not have to rebuke the legitimate mayo maury of the executive branch as laid out in the united states. >> judge jeanine: with the supreme court judge getting involved it's almost a tacet approval of the district judges say i will enjoin the country. anyway, president trump yesterday continued his attack on the far left ninth circuit of appeals. look at this. >> we are getting some terrible decisions from the ninth circuit as usual. and it's a shame. it's a shame. it's a disgrace, frankly. essentially they are legislating. they are saying what to do. some judge sitting in some location very far away is telling our incredible military and law enforcement what to do and it's not right. hopefully we have shown some light on the ninth circuit. i know that chief justice roberts, john roberts has been speaking a little bit about it. >> judge: i got to tell you, congressman, when i was a judge, we never ever got involved in any way, shape, or form. and i said this the other night when i hosted hannity that it is so, to me, stunning that

one former trump aide described it as an episode of maury and the only thing that is missing is a paternity test. melania's office calling for the tiring of a top national security official after our reporting on tension between the first lady's office and the president's chief of staff with an insider saying donald trump's message to john kelly was clear, i don't need this blank. and then there is the view from 30,000 feet. five days of fury inside trump's paris temper, election woes and satisfy upheaval with those election losses weighing on potus. and this report from pliolitico today which is that the president may be getting in the middle of the leadership battle. right now senators are choosing their leadership for the next congress, so that is all the backdrop as we head over to the north lawn to find chris it enwee -- kristen welker. and you with he-- you are heari new information. rsht th rs >> reporter: is that stunning statement calling for mira ricardel's ouster. according to lindsay walters, she is still in her job. the question is, how long will l. she be in her job based on m

they want as much "maury" as they can get. the congress and the courts are to check that ambition.we have some first problems here, and we need facts-first action to deal with them. first we have a treat for the president on halloween. what he's doing with the military on the border may be politically arguable, but it is probably legal, all right. today the president even upped the ante. >> as far as the caravan is concerned, our military is out. we have about 5,000, 8, we'll go up to anywhere between 10 and 15,000 military personnel on top of border patrol, i.c.e., and everybody else at the border. >> 15,000, that's double the figure that the pentagon officials said would be operating there. if it does reach that figure, because you never know with the president, if he's just saying it or if it means something, that would be more than our number of troops in afghanistan, three times the size of our presence in iraq. it's also true that you had other presidents, bush and obama, sent in the military, too, to enforce the border, but not active military duty like trump is suggesting.

kind of think of michael cohen's appearance in the courtroom in new york sort of like an episode of "mauryu said this. the lie detector says that was a lie. you once said there was no trump tower. the lie detector says that was a lie and so on and so on, just a different sort of ramifications there. i don't think michael cohen's anybody's baby daddy as a result of what happened there. >>> but, the president, by the way, is kicking off that g20 summit in argentina after that bombshell guilty plea from cohen. >> michael cohen admitted to lying to congress in a plea agreement with special counsel robert mueller. he now says he was trying to secure a major business deal in moscow for the president well into 2016. as the new developments on the russia investigation unfold, president trump cancelled a meeting with vladimir putin. here's abc's jordan phelps. >> reporter: president trump arriving in argentina for meetings with the leaders of the world's largest economies, but his most high-stakes meeting isn't on the summit agenda. >> i'm meeting with president xi, which is a very important meetin

. >> the president has maury ammunition for the trade. outline how china steals u.s. technologies. it also says that china supports cyber theft of u.s. technology and failed to address u.s. concerns. they said there needs to be equal and mutually beneficial talk about trade. but again talk, not action. >> the next time something specific from good fellows. edward, thank you. >> or the godfather. either one. >> were going to go back to black friday in a moment. we have protest over target stores being closed in chicago. with that, mike tobin joins us. what's going on? >> while everybody's out spending money, demonstrators are asking people not to spend money at target. led by congressman bobby rush. there great is that target is closing to stores and chicago's violence, predominantly african-american southside while opening to stores in the white affluent logan square. after 17 years of operation the congressman said it's going to leave a gaping hole in the community. he's asking people to put pressure on the retailer by pledging to spend not another scent. >> consumers have a moral

so with me today i would like to welcome maury andrews who is president and ceo of one cancer alliance. we have the ceo of the cancer research institution in new york, and rose gerber, the director of patient advocacy. talk me through what the work is and why it's important with the innovation and the research about keeping patients at the center of everything taking place. >> i'm happy to. delighted to be here. i think of a latin phrase. the essential ingredient. that's what patients are to this whole endeavor. they are the heart and soul. they know their needs. they know their bodies. it's incumbent upon us to think through with them that journey and structuring our work around it. because knowing what they need means that we will help them with their recovery, their quality of life, and outcomes. so the patients are at the heart of everything we do. >> how did you come into this? how did you get involved in this and how do you bring the experience day-to-day in the work you're doing in the space. >> i think for so many of us we're touched by those going through this journey. i had w

y lamentablemente, se confirma la muerte de la sobrina de la actriz de disney thamara maury hosley.a "hermana, hermana". y lamentablemente, pidieron ayuda en las redes sociales, ella le confirmaron que la muchachita morÍa. --muriÓ. era su primer aÑo en la universidad. tenÍa 18 aÑitos. y lo lamentable es que tambiÉn le pasÓ a otros padres. y es que su apple watch y su iphone indicaban que la ubicaciÓn era la pista de baile del bar. y tÚ sabes que tenÍa que esperar que las autoridades confirmarÁ, la atenciÓn mÉdica y todo lo demÁs para darles la noticia. estÁ llamando como desesperado como y no te contestan y sabes que la ubicaciÓn es dentro de este lugar. imagÍnate la desesperaciÓn. varias de estas noticias fueron desagradables. >> claro, pero hasta que no te dicen, tÚ sigues manteniendo la esperanza. es como este video viral de cody koffman que tambiÉn su papÁ por una aplicaciÓn sabÍa que la ubicaciÓn de su hijo era en ese lugar pero sin embargo travÉs grande material de la esperanza de tener una buena noticia que no ocurriÓ. el caso es que esto es terrible. alan: lo comentamos que