aquÍ estamos con ana maría. tÚ fuiste pilar en la decisiÓn del senador.o tuve la oportunidad de hablar con el senador antes de que entrara a la reuniÓn del comitÉ judicial, pero esta lucha ha sido una lucha de muchas personas por muchas semanas. hemos estado viniendo a las oficinas de los senadores en washington, contando nuestras historias y haciÉndonos arrestar. reportera: crees que tus gritos al senador quizÁs lo hizo reflexionar? ana marÍa: yo creo que lo hizo sentir la alegre desesperaciÓn que sentimosla reportera: como tomas esta noticia? es una victoria? ana marÍa: es un evidencias de lo que estamos haciendo puede funcionares una evidencia de que puede mover a los senadores y tenemos que seguir presionando e insistiendo, no solamente por del fbi sino por un voto. reportera: muchas de estas mujeres en las Últimas horas se han ido a la oficina del senador jake flakes, por eso muchos de ellos sienten que estas prÁcticamente una victoria personal, que fueron sus voces las que de cierta manera lo hizo cambiar de opiniÓn, y que por el momento han ganado

tracks they stopped him for about five minutes and they made him listen to them these two women ana mariaaria gallagher they were tearful they very and they pleaded with him they pleaded for a flight to reconsider his decision to vote for cavanagh really hit home with people was how rule of their emotions were afterwards anna-maria killer said i wanted him to feel my rage and maria gallagher demanded when she was talking to him that he looked her in the arm and she was talking to him so literally demanding this u.s. senator to look at me and to listen to me and this is of course not easy stuff that they're talking about is very powerful is very personal and of course very very false for reactions on social media. to react to what happened and we're going to have a little look we'll start with the positives the many expressions of gratitude this man in germany tweeted maria gallagher and ana maria killer the women who confronted jeff flake the only heroes here they're representing everything that is good in this world they're brave as hell. and i am grateful beyond gratitude and then a wom

there he was extremely uncomfortable and they made him stop and listen to them now the two women ana mariailla and maria gallagher they were both tearful they were both angry and they pleaded with flake to reconsider his decision to vote for cavanagh and what really hit home with people was how roll their emotions was anna-maria killer set off to woods i wanted him to feel my right each and mary gallagher demond that he looked her in the i when she was talking to him so literally demanding look at me and listen to me. it was really powerful and very personal stuff of course there has been a whole load of reaction on social media both positive and negative we're going to have a little look at that right now we'll start with the positives and the many expressions of gratitude that people have tweeted this man in germany said maria gallagher and ana maria killa the women who confronted jeff flake the only here is here they are representing everything that is good in this world their bravest hell and i am grateful beyond gratitude and then me here from this woman in hollywood who wrote to fab

casa habÍa quedado completamente inundada. >> hoy, seÑora ana marÍa cÓmo estÁ? lo que darÁ mayores oportunidades econÓmicas a miles de familias inmigrantes, marÍa paula tiene las reacciones >>. >> marta no da abasto, haciendo en su casa 200 tamales diarios que luego vende en las calles. >> en las noches prepara unos pero los coce temprano. >> por 6 aÑos lo ha hecho de manera clandestina es un delito menor vender comida hecha en casa que necesite refrigeraciÓn, algo que le preocupa adulto ce que vende los tacos de canastas que vende en el lugar. >> pero vienen investigadores encubiertos. >> hoy trabajan con una sonrisa, el gobernador de california aprobÓ una ley que a partir de enero, legaliza el uso de cocinas domÉsticas para mÍ considero empresas. >> quienes dependen de sus talento nosotros la cocina * pueden registrarse como una empresa pequeÑa. >> los comerciantes deben someterse a un someter someterse a inspecciones. >> cÓmo cualquier expendio de comida, tienen que tener un permiso, no tienen que revelar su estatus de migraciÓn, como cada condado, las exigen

, javier vega hablÓ con ella. >> la imagen de ana marÍa se volviÓ viral en las redes, esta activistajeff cuyo voto es fundamental para la nominaciÓn del juez kavanaugh a la corte suprema. . >> ¿cÓmo fue que decidiste abordarlo?. >> cuando estaba en frente de su oficina esperando a ver si Él iba a salir, vi un comunicado de su oficina que anunciaba que Él estaba apunto de votar para aprobar la nominaciÓn de brett kavanaugh, entonces cuando Él saliÓ de la oficina todas las emociones de la reacciÓn a esa noticia que a pesar que escuchÓ la historia de la doctora ford y ha escuchado la historia de miles de mujeres sobrevivientes de la violencia sexual Él estaba dispuesto a ponerlo en la corte suprema. . >> ¿ cÓmo te sentÍas tÚ rodeada de esta gente que hubiera preferido no tenerte en frente de ellos?. >> indignada y completamente comprometida a obligarlo a escuchar mi historia y obligarlo a sentir el dolor que yo siento imaginandome que mis hijos van a crecer en un paÍs donde van a tener menos derechos de lo que yo tengo. . despuÉs de esto el senador pidÓo una semana mÁs para abrir una in

several sexual assault survivors on that elevator and moments ago i spoke with one of the women, ana mariaarchila. and ana joins us now. thank you so much for being here this morning. you went to jeff flake's office yesterday morning. you spot him in the elevator. what's going through your mind as you're imploring him to open an investigation? >> i had just found out that jeff flake was getting ready to support the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court, and i was enraged and afraid and in pain for what that meant, the message that it sent to my children, to women and people who have been sharing their stories of surviving sexual violence, and i wanted him to hear that pain. >> ana, you're wearing a shirt that says be a hero and we know that senator flake had pretty much already made up his mind. what role do you think you played in getting him to change it? >> i think that that interaction that he had with maria and i in the elevator was significant, but it was only significant because thousands of people had shared their stories. >> ana, once this fbi investigation has conclu

ana maría fue una de ellas . >>> vote toda mi rabia, mi frustración . >>> el jueves nueve horas de dramáticaiencia. primero christine fort lo acusó de haberla tratado de violar cuando eran adolescentes. luego el nominado... (habla en inglés) agresivo, defensivo y por momentos conmovido aseguró que jamás ha abusado a nadie sexualmente . >>> los dos estaban heridos y ambos expusieron sus casos dolorosos pero el que salió triunfante este viernes brett kavanaugh . tras mucha presión el presidente ordenó que el fbi vuelva a investigar el pasado del juez en cuestión de una semana. brett kavanaugh indicó que está dispuesto a cooperar en esa investigación . >>> la mayoría de los republicanos han dicho que creen en la inocencia del juez. hay que ver cuándo va a ser programado el voto final en el senado . >>> a nivel local las reacciones a esta situación en el senado no se han hecho esperar. desde tempranas horas de la mañana se han registrado varias situaciones en apoyo a las presuntas víctimas y en repudio a la confirmación a la corte suprema de justicia . >>> estamos en vivo desde una de estas mani

ana maría fue una de ellas . >>> vote toda mi rabia, mi frustración . >>> el jueves nueve horas de dramática triunfante este viernes brett kavanaugh . tras mucha presión el presidente ordenó que el fbi vuelva a investigar el pasado del juez en cuestión de

then moments later at about 9:31, he was confronted by ana maria archila and maria gallagher as he was on his way to the panel's scheduled vote. after listening, visibly uncomfortable, as those two women poured their hearts out, senator flake demanded a one-week fbi investigation of the sexual assault allegations against judge kavanaugh. and now president trump has agreed. but all this is really -- it's far from over. there are real questions still to be addressed here, questions about judge kavanaugh's truthfulness, his truthfulness about teenage drinking. >> the drinking age as i noted was 18, so the seniors were legal. senior year in high school, people were legal to drink. >> the legal drinking age in maryland where brett kavanaugh went to high school increased to 21 at the end of his junior year while he was still 17. so when he says it was legal for him to drink, it's not true. and then there are questions about how much he drank during the summer that christine blasey ford says he assaulted her, and i want you to listen to this exchange. it's with senator sheldon whitehouse abou

ilia: terminarlo con ana marÍa, la mujer que confrontÓ al senador en un ascensor.debido proceso que si las corta de miras para decidir sobre miles de casos pendientes.el objetivo es incrementar la presiÓn en los jueces que a partir de prÓximo lunes deberÁn resolver 700 casos al aÑo o arriesgarse a perder su empleo. luis tiene las reacciones a esta iniciativa. luis: la oficinaestÁ llena de documentos. toda la carpetas que tiene sobre la mesa pertenecen a un solo caso que el abogado presentarÁ en la corte. >> en tÉrminos generales, un caso toma aproximadamente un aÑo de principio a fin. >> eficaz general quiere que tome menos, mucho menos. y ordeno que a partir del lunes cada juez de inmigraciÓn resuelva 700 casos al aÑo. algo asÍ como tres por día. imposible dice esta jueza. >> hay una presiÓn, una tensión entre la necesidad de apurar con la necesidad de dar a cada caso el tiempo necesario. >> el gobierno el presidente trump aumentÓ en un 30% el nÚmero de jueces. para fin de mes habrÁ 395 jueces en las cortes de inmigraciÓn. pero el nÚmero de casos sin resolver tamb

jeff flake seems to have heard mine and ana maria archila's voices. she's 23 and never told anyone about her assault before today. the other one is from colombia. she now lives in new york. she works at the center for popular democracy, a nonprofit organization. >> that was really a powerful video there. >>> a man brett kavanaugh is hoping to replace returned to his hometown talking to kids about the constitution, but the confirmation battle was never far from anyone's mind, even if they were reluctant to discuss it. >> this is justice anthony m. kennedy. >> reporter: retired supreme court justice anthony m. kennedy was born and raised in sacramento and served. he served on the highest court from 1988 until this past summer. brett kavanaugh is one of his former clerks and is now seeking his mentor's seat on the court. getting him to comment is nearly impossible but he could have been referring to yesterday's tense day of confirmation hearings when he told the young people this. >> studying the constitution, talking about the importance of civility and

the first woman you'll hear is ana maria archila. you'll also here from rhea gallagher. ms. archila is the co-director of a left-leaning advocacy group. ms. gallagher is a recent college graduate. they were among a larger group protesters who had been outside senator flake's office. >> you are allowing someone who actually violated a woman to sit on the supreme court. this is not tolerable. you have children in your family. think about them. i have two children. i cannot imagine that for the next 50 years, they will have to have someone in the supreme court who has been accused of violating a young girl. what are you doing, sir? >> i was sexually assaulted, and nobody believed me! i didn't tell anyone, and you're telling all women that they don't matter. look at me when i'm talking to you. you're telling me that my assault doesn't matter, that what happened to me doesn't matter and that you're going to let people who do these things into power. that's what you're telling me when you vote for him. don't look away from me. look at me and tell me that it doesn't matter what hap

>> reporter: ana maria archila and maria gallagher, both victims of sexual assault, imploring the senator to take a stand. >> look at me when i'm talking to you. you're telling me that my assault doesn't matter. what happens to me doesn't matter. and you're going to let people into power who do this. >> reporter: the protesters begging him to hold out for an fbi investigation of the sexual assault allegations against judge kavanaugh. >> why not wait for the investigation? >> i need to go to the hearing. >> reporter: when flake arrived in the committee room, it was clear, republicans were eager to move to a vote on kavanaugh. >> i found dr. ford's testimony credible, but i also found judge kavanaugh's testimony credible and sincere. >> reporter: but as flake looked on, democrats mounted an 11th hour appeal, calling for the fbi investigation president trump has resisted for weeks. >> where is the bravery in this room? what are you hiding? what would it hurt? judge kavanaugh could have easily said, "mr. president, for this to move forward, i want to at least clear my name, but mostly, i want

despuÉs de la tormenta >>> la veo mejor >>> ya tiene luz y agua tambiÉn regresamos en donde doÑa ana marÍaestÁ? >>> estÁ frustrada porque el gobierno le negÓ la ayuda >>> no he dieron dinero por no tener un seguro de inundaciones no era legible pero como tantos no se dejarÁ vencer. >> yo no me tumbo. >> le levanto. >> pese a la difÍcil situaciÓn que estÁn viviendo en la isla el espÍritu es muy rico y se van a levantar. >> gracias por el reporte vanessa en otro tema, faltando menos de 2 meses el presidente trump advierte que en las prÓximas 2 semanas lanzarÁ aunque no ofreciÓ detalles. >> sÍ explicÓ que se requieren 60 votos para aprobar una legislaciÓn. >> y que para ellos se necesita obtener 9 republicanos mÁs >>> lo que es un hecho ice deportando. >> que a los que sÍ han violado la ley, segÚn estadÍsticos la repatriaciÓn y solamente los que tienen asuntos pendientes la misma fuente revela que en el 2017 mÁs del 36% no habÍan cometido ningÚn tipo de delito. >> en lo que va de este aÑo el congreso seÑalÓ que perdio rastro de er scerca de 1.500 ni asegura que los menores no estÁn perdido si

. < ana maria archila/ protestor: right before we saw him, we saw the announcement from his office that he was ready to vote for kavanaugh to the supreme court. so both of us were just enraged. and all the emotions that we have been holding for the last several weeks came out pouring. my demand of him to think of his children, and think of my children. her demand of him to listen to her story and tell her whether her story matters and whether he is okay putting someone that has violated women in the supreme court.> (catherine) senator flake was asked if the two women played a role in his decision... he responded by saying that everything he's seen and experienced in the last couple of weeks has had an impact.. ((pam)) earlier .. u-s-f political science professor james taylor joined us on set, to give his take on the kavanaugh controversy. he says today was a win for democracy.....democracy won the battle ((pam)) also on ((pam)) also on ((pam)) also on ((pam)) also on the subject.. the former chair of the state republican party .... tom del becarro was here and he says, republicans agree

. >> last night one of those women ana maria archila joined anderson cooper to talk about the intenseonfrontation. >> i wonder when you made the decision to confront senator flake and at that point were you aware of his intention to confirm judge kavanaugh? >> i'd been coming to the capitol for the last several weeks to protest the nomination of judge kavanaugh, because i believe he's dangerous for our country, dangerous for the rights of women to choose what we do with our bodies. dangerous to our health care, and a few daysago i stood in front of his office and told for the first time my own story of sexual violence when i was a child, as a 5-year-old and it was an incredibly painful moment, and i did it because i feel like the country needs to hear these stories. i did it in call darty with dr. ford and to brecht protect my c. i went back to his office 8:30 in the morning with maria who i just met. right before we saw him we saw the announcement from his office that he was getting ready to vote for kavanaugh to the supreme court. so both of us were just enraged and all of the emot

. >> ana maria archila says the delay to allow for the investigation into kavanaugh is the bare minimum that can be done. but she says she has hope and feels encouraged that the country's democracy sometimes works. >>> this morning president trump appears to -- remain confident about his supreme court nominee. abc news white house correspondent terra has that part of the story. >> this morning investigators digging into the background of the supreme court nominee, president trump tweeting overnight, just started tonight. our seventh fbi investigation of judge brett kavanaugh. he will some day be recognized as a truly great justice of the united states supreme court. the white house calling for it to be quote limited in scope and completed in less than one week. one day after the testimony of dr. christine blasey ford and brett kavanaugh, the president striking a more deferential tone. >> i'm letting the senate handle that they'll mick decisions. >> intsz of swinging at dr. ford he acknowledged her credibility. >> i thought her testimony was very compelling. and she looks like a very fin

so i'm very grateful to senator flake for coming forward and to those two brave women ana maria archila and march gallagher to confronting him in that elevator and it was a very hard day to be in that room, but i was proud to be a woman and i was proud to be a survivor, and i felt like i needed to be there for other survivors that couldn't be there. >> before they talk mob ar tre the hearing and your experience boog there, if this investigation doesn't provide clear answers about these allegations, will you at least be satisfied with the process that's taken place before the vote? >> i think so. i believe in the process. i believe in investigating. i believe in, you know, calling other witnesses, potentially complete disclosure of all documents. i do think they need to subpoena mark judge. you know, and i think this whole time when he was -- he was sort of accusing her or the democrats of being like a partisan operative, it was really him that came off as a partisan operative and to me when we're dealing with such sensitive issues like sexual abuse and assault, there is no place on the

. < ana maria archila/ protestor: right before we saw him, we saw the announcement from his office thate was ready to vote for kavanaugh to the supreme court. so both of us were just enraged. and all the emotions that we have been holding for the last several weeks came out pouring. my demand of him to think of his children, and think of my children. her demand of him to listen to her story and tell her whether her story matters and whether he is okay putting someone that has violated women in the supreme court.> (pam) senator flake was asked whether the two women played a role in his decision... he responded by saying... everything he has seen and experienced in the last couple of weeks ... has had an impact.. (catherine) earlier tonight... u-s-f professor james taylor joined us on the set,... to give his take on the kavanaugh controversy. win for democracy. today was a ....democracy won the battle ((catherine)) also joining us today.. the former chair of the state republican party .... tom del becarro. he says republicans agreed to the f-b-i investigation.. because they don't have eno

. >> those women, ana maria and maria gallagher, ready people who stood up. give them a round of applause for fighting for what they believed in until very bitter end. give them a round of applause. regular folks. just people. they put a personal face on the pain that so many people have been feeling watching this stuff, and that might have been the key to slowing this whole train down, and i'm so glad because i really believe we need applause. you know, emotions are running high on all sides and the stakes are just too high, not just for the future of the supreme court, but for the future of the whole country. you know, this week, judge kavanaugh and professor christine blasey ford both took oaths before the nation and then swore to an opposite set of facts, and the messy truth is, people are going to choose who to believe based on what they believe politically, and that's dangerous in a democracy. you know, after all, democrats are now saying #believewomen, but a few democrats embraced or supported bill clinton's accusers, and they were women. so that gives

maria gallagher and ana maria archilla put their bodies in front of the moving train that was the kavanaugh nomination this morning, and the miracle happened. the train stopped. jeff flake took his seat in the hearing room and we now know that he did something that senators in the middle of a partisan battle almost never do. you could work for years and years in the united states senate and never see this happen, but we saw jeff flake do it this morning. he listened. you never know when a senator is really listening because they're almost always pretending to listen. we didn't know jeff flake was really listening in that elevator, but the women looking into his eyes knew. and we didn't know jeff flake was listening in that hearing room, but we do now. and thanks to the experienced camera operators who knew jeff flake was the key vote, one camera stayed isolated on jeff flake when he was not speaking, and they never do that with the cameras, but they did today. when we watched this play out on live television, that was not the camera you saw. we were watching the normal shot of the camera on

. >> ana maria ar chi la joins us now. thanks so much for being with us. i'm wondering when you made the decision to confront senator flake. at that point, were you aware of his intention to confirm judge kavanaugh? >> i've been coming to the capitol for the last seven weeks to protest the nomination of judge kavanaugh because i believe he's dangerous for our country. he's dangerous for the rights of women to choose what we do with our bodies, dangerous to our health care. and a few days ago, i stood in front of his office and told for the first time my own story of sexual violence when i was a child, as a 5-year-old. and it was an incredibly painful moment. i did it because i felt like the country needs to hear these stories. i did it in solidarity with dr. ford, and i did it to protect my children. and today i went back to his office, you know, around 8:30 in the morning with maria, who i had just met, in the hopes that maybe we could talk to him. right before we saw him, we saw the announcement from his office that he was getting ready to vote for kavan

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ana maria, i'm sorry, i had your name wrong in my prompter. oment when you and maria gallagher, your friend and fellow activist confronted jeff flake in that elevator was so wrenching, it had the entire country stopped and watched with the two of you. we couldn't really hear what senator flake was saying back to you at the time. what was he saying? >> senator flake was simply saying thank you. i need to go. i want to go. all he wanted to do was that moment to end, that confrontation to end. maria and i had just met. maria was in the capitol for the first time. this was the first time she was telling her story, the first time she was speaking to an elected official. we had decided that if we had an opportunity to speak with him, we would make sure that he heard us. we would make sure that he felt the rage and the pain that women across the country are feeling in this moment watching the senate potentially put in the supreme court someone who is accused of violating women. >> "the washington post" piece on your story says that you actually had ne

"make-a-wish foundatiomike hoy partiremos algunos datos para eso invitamos a la doctora marta y ana marÍan gato puede ir un chillido de un ratÓn. >> son mucho mÁs que el ser humano, los ojos la visiÓn nocturna y visiÓn perifÉrica mejor que la de los humanos, el ronroneo cuando es una frecuencia baja de 25 a 250 hertz ayuda alegato a sanar sus heridas por eso cuando ven un gato atacado por un perro con heridas muchas ves estÁn con dolor r ronroneo tiene una fusiÓn son increÍbles. >> wow! >> impresionante. >> porque ademÁs no se sabe de donde proviene. >> ya se sabe que en esta Área, decÍan que del corazÓn tambiÉn venÍa, como que todavia no se ha generado, a ver doctora existe un mito, que yo lo he vivido definitivo >> dicen que siempre caen de pie. >> los gatos tienen un reflejo Único de a orientaciÓn y los permite cuando estÁn en el aire saber donde estÁ arriba y abajo en micro segundos, entonces pueden en el aire a mitad de salto voltearse y caer en cuatro patas siempre y cuando sea mÁs de 12 pulgadas pero sÍ es cierto, son muy Ágiles por eso yo digo que son ninjas. >> despuÉs de todas e

. >> mira ana marÍa. >> bravo. >> hacemos una pizza. >> con un corazÓn. >> me gusta. >> ahora de una de lupillo aprovechÓ para hablar sobre su actual vida amorosa, despuÉs de su divorcio. >> ay! papÁ. >> a ver quÉ nos compartiÓ. >> la verdad estoy muy contento ahora si conocÍ una muchacha, tengo una novia. >> ya la vi. >> a Él le deberÍan dar el premio de la feria. >> a mÍ me cae muy bien. >> yo la conocÍ me en encantÓ. >> usted don pedro? >> muy linda (risas) (risas) quÉ pocas palabras. >> ahÍ no terminÓ porque tambiÉn les preguntÓ a chiquis ¿cuÁles fueron las razones que la separaciÓn de su tÍo y estas fueron las razones escuchemos? >> la verdad no nos peleamos la verdad. >> hubo un desacuerdo. >> eso estÁ bien. >> pelearnos no. >> hubo un desacuerdo y ¿por qÉe fue? >> no me acuerdo (risas) (risas) muy bien. >> se chocaron mano como diciendo tÚ eres de las mÍas. >> eso es tener buena memoria no recordar de las cosas malas. >> pasando a otras cosas la gira "rancheando" en la ciudad llegÓ hasta el strapleaples center en Ángeles donde lograron un lleno total, a pesar que estÁn teniend

ana: feliz cumpleaÑos para marÍa guerrero que cumple 10 aÑos.emos ganarla uniéndonos por un gran motivo: ¡Él! con nuestra experiencia, cuidamos cada nueva vida. ♪ [cantan] karla: desnos a nuestra gente hermosa de las vegas, nevada en donde ayer vimos grandes bellezas en nuestra belleza latina. bueno dÍa, lunes 24 de septiembre de 2018. ana patricia: ya no te voy a pedir la salchicha con huevo que te pedÍa. provecho si estÁn desayunando y gracias por acompaÑarnos y gracias por meramente dejarme entrar en sus hogares y en su corazÓn. karla: fran, estÁ celebrando el cumpleaÑos con su mami. carolina: casi 22.000.000 de indocumentados en estados unidos es lo que dice un estudio. por aÑos eran 11 o 12 millones pero por este aÑo se han dado conocer una cifra de 22 millones de indocumentados. alan: es prÁcticamente el doble. carolia: el presidente trump abriÓ de 30 millones durante su campaÑa asÍ que podemos decir que Él esta mÁs cerca de la cifra. alan: usted ya vio las imÁgenes, regresa nuestra belleza latina. una noche muy interesante, emocionante e

lourdes: carlos y yo ana forman parte de los al menos 200,000 portorriqueÑos que se mudaron de puerto rico a estados unidos a partir de la catÁstrofe ocasionada por el paso del huracÁn marÍaos en orden, ademÁs habla inglÉs. carlos: donde quiera que solicite trabajo y tocÓ puertas, las palabras que escuchaba era que estoy sobre calificado. reportera: la cÁmara de comercio puerto rico le ha dado la mano, lo han empleado a tiempo parcial para que se encargue de sus sistemas de computadoras. como es lÓgico, aspira mucho mÁs. aÚn asÍ, en el aniversario del fenÓmeno atmosfÉrico que les cambiÓ la vida,gracias a dios por lo que í, el dolor del desarraigo estÁ a flor de piel. carlos: azul. johana: las estrellas. carlos: de noche te salÍas afuera y podÍas mirar al cielo y disfrutar su estrellado llanito de estrellas. la naturaleza tan viva, han verde. -- tan verde. la gente que pasabas sin conocerte, te saludaba. esa esencia de nosotros los puertorriqueÑos. reportera: la gran pregunta a un aÑo de marÍa, es si contemplan o no regresar a la isla. la joven pareja aÚn no toma la decisiÓn. dice que prefiere dejar que el tiempo la tome por ellos. jorge: eso es lo que estÁ ocurriendo. hay

maria. their estimate? 2,975. a death toll jump of more than 4500%. that number would include people like miguel santana, a u.s. veteran hop drove off a washed out bridge in pitch darkness. anaalia rodriguez whose breathing machine quit when his family's generator ran out of gas. >> if we had electricity, normal electricity at that time, he could be alive still today. >> how many applications have you received for funeral assistance? >> right now, i have about 2,235 total cases that have provided me death certificates. >> do you suspect people are trying to game that system to get money that they don't deserve? >> not really. not really. >> so fema and puerto rico's governor now say they have proof that thousands, not dozens, but thousands of americans died. making this storm the deadliest in modern history. but the president tweeted that the numbers have been fudged by democrats. to make him look bad. >> president trump wants to cast doubt on that number. he says it's manufactured for political reasons. while giving the response an a plus saying it was an unsung success. your response. >> you can't disagree with facts. you can't disagree with science. and in my view and as

marÍa. el presidente insiste en decir que no serÍa algo positivo para el paÍs pero basÁndose en la alcaldesa camen yulin quien ha tenido dimes y billetes muy fuertes. anados de nosotros porque es el dÍa que nos enfrentaremos a una terapia para sanar heridas de la infancia. promete ser un dÍa muy esperado porque este dia promete. raÚl: me dijeron "raúl el voluntario eres tÚ". carlos: tienes que llorar, raÚl. francisca: prepÁrense porque es fuerte y muy interesante la terapia del espejo. si este aÑo cumples 15 aÑos o conoces a alguien que los va a cumplir, tenemos una gran noticia el dÍa de hoy. lanzamos un concurso que podrÍa cambiar tu destino. asÍ que no te pierdas todos estos detalles mÁs adelante por tu casa de "despierta amÉrica" en donde queremos cambiarles la vida para bien. raul: familia, vamos a comenzar la maÑana bien informados como edbe ser. -- como debe ser. por cierto, satcha estÁs muy linda. satcha: gracias. soy el reflejo de ustedes y de quienes despiertan con nosotros cada maÑana. "no me voy a ninguna parte", con esas palabras el juez brett kavanaugh niega las acusaciones en su contra y asegura que no renunciarÁ a su nominaciÓn a la cor