andrea: absolutely.ine: together, you are stronger when it comes to sustainability? andrea: i would say the coffee industry is cutting edge. that is to my knowledge there's not so many industry cooperative at precompetitive level in order to strengthen the industry. so the collaboration with the colleagues in the industry, this is one of the reasons why i call them colleagues and not competitors is quite, let's say, extended to many, many areas. i give you an example. even before talking about sustainability, and now talking about climate change, which is the current threat, we have been able to reach incredible positive results with coffee and health. maybe 25 years ago, the belief was that coffee was so-so for humans. but now after 25,000 scientific studies all confirming coffee is not bad for health, but even let's say directly correlated with longevity, we can now say coffee makes you live better and longer, which is great -- francine: not everyone believes that. andrea: but there are now scientific

andrea: de la amistad nació el amor. esa es una cosa que se hace vocación. andrea: muchos de los animales que llegan aquí fueron adquiridos confiscados o llegaron enfermos. este zoológico les cambia la suerte y el destino, tal como sucedió hace unos dos años, cuando llegó un bebé, quizás el más especial de todos, limbani. tenía apenas días de nacido, pero era un chimpancé muy especial. mario: fue abandonado por los padres--por la madre. la persona, la dueña, los dueños, por supuesto, buscaron a alguien que lo--aunque estaba enfermo, que lo comprara por el máximo, no es que lo regalaron, no, muy importante. Él costó muchas casitas. andrea: limbani nació con neumonía y su madre le rompió siete costillas. le salvaron la vida. mario: se hubiera muerto y hubiera sido una pérdida grande. nosotros usamos a un pediatra de seres humanos que había conseguido para llevarlo. Él tiene su vacuna de polio, tiene todo. está--él tiene-- está cuidado más que muchos niños de seres humanos. es como digo, malcriado, porque yo soy--yo soy muy

andrea: yes. craig: oh, crap. do you think policymakers in washington or sacramento about policy enough to regulate it or determine whether it needs to be regulated? ofig: there are handful people who really know the stuff, who know the issue. i think ron wyden, mark boren. i am missing some names here. there are people who are capable of it and can do great jobs like liz warren and tammy duckworth. on the house side, there is will probably -- i am missing some folks. there are folks i have great confidence in. andrea: how did that conversation go? craig: that was kind of fun freely -- i, of course, admit as a nerd i am lacking in social skills. it was something to connect with someone who may share my issues -- was that indirect enough? [laughter] andrea: one more washington question here. do you think there should be a federal antitrust investigation of google and facebook for online platform bias? there is no bias. there are a lot of good people i thinkal agencies and more time is needed to investigate and also

andrea: asÍ es.s que no sintamos cÓmodas y por eso mi invitada especial es Águeda lÓpez, quien se estrena como toda una empresaria en el mundo de la moda lanzando su primera colecciÓn de trajes de baÑo que estÁn causando sensaciÓn. Águeda: estoy muy emocionada. estoy muy enamorada de este proyecto. andrea: cuÉntanos cÓmo te decides lanzar al mercado de diseÑo con estos trajes de baÑo increÍbles y a la moda? Águeda: en la primera vez que lo hago. un proyecto que me traÍa muy emocionada y se hace en venezuela. me encanta apoyar a la gente que lo nesita y estamarca es 100% venezolana, sefabrue se produce allÁ. siempre es muy exquisito trabajar con ellos. aquÍ estÁn los resultados. andrea: es una colecciÓn sÚper exclusiva y me encanta porque son pocos diseÑos. cada persona que tenga uno de tus diseÑos se va a sentir Única y lo adaptas a todo tipo de cuerpo. Águeda: asÍ es, son 7 diseÑos y hemos pensado en todas la mujeres, queremos que se sientan cÓmodas. andrea: tÚ eres tambiÉn la portavoz de tu propia

andrea: lucina brilla en montreal.

her name was andrea constand. it focused around three counts of felony aggravated indecent assault for drugging and sexually assaulting constand in 2004. this was one of the only cases that could be filed under the statute of limitations, correct? >> that's right. most of the others were well beyond the statute of limitations. i'll take the other position. this is a surprising sentence. i practice in this jurisdiction and in that courthouse. the sentencing guidelines called for a sentence in the range of 22 months to 36 months. in pennsylvania, they give a minimum and maximum sentence. cosby's three years means he's eligible for parole in three years, but if he violates parole, he could potentially serve the full ten years. in essence, he almost got the max, well beyond the statutory sentencing guidelines for his particular crime based on the offense gravity and his criminal history, which of course is zero because he has no prior criminal history. so it is a surprise in that it well exceeds the sentencing guideli

andrea covered it. it was a debacle. the republicans in that case aggressively went after anita hill to try to demolish her sty. theemocrats weren't quite sure what to do and when clarence thomas proclaimed he was a victim of a high-tech lynching, which was the most memorable phrase of that episode, they backed off. but they sparred constantly. they were crossing at one another. the hearings went on for several days. nothing in the end was resolved other than that thomas became a supremece court jus flash forward to where we are today, if, wn fact,e have a public hearing on this, i think that thehallenge for the republicans is to avoid what their colleaguesid in as we all know, we're in a much different moment about issues having to do with sexual harassment, sexual assault. they b have toe very careful in the way they conduct themselves but democrats will also have a very difficu time. it's difficult in those moments because this i so -- the stakes are so high and this is so difficult, it's difficult forrs sena to restr

i was trying to get tips from andrea on this. it's not everyday i get to be around a person of this caliber of talent in the basketball arena, and when we had a pretty good indication of where that jury was going, i went to her and asked her what she wanted to do. sticking with the basketball aspect, she did one of these. and said always follow through, and she did. and it has led us to where we are today. she agreed to seek justice after the first trial, and we knew what we were going to go through again, and she never waivered. we reached justice. we got to hear from the jury guilty verdicts, and right there standing with andrea and her family were the other courageous victims. i'm overwhelmed by the number of women who were willing to go through this process with us and willing to testify at trial, telling their stories about being drugged and sexually assaulted or raped by bill cosby. especially applaud the six witnesses who did have a chance to face the defendant in court and tell the jury and the world what happened to them

i'm andrea mitchell and of course we have breaking news on hurricane florence. there are urgent warnings for residents of coastal residents who are resisting the calls to evacuate as the 100-mile-an-hour winds are pushing closer to the shore. >> get yourself to a safe place and stay there, if you not already. over the next few hours, many roads will become unsafe and impassable from debris and flood waters. >> we are asking the citizens to please heed a warning. your time is running out. the ocean is going to start rising along the coast and in the back bay and inland areas and the sound areas within a matter of hour, and the time to get out of the storm areas is getting close and i cannot emphasize it enough. >> and our team is assemble and joining me is al roker from "today show" is joining us about the path, and gabe gutierrez, and marianna atencio in oak island, and also, gadi schwartz in morehead, north carolina, and first to you, g a, di. >> yes, good afternoon, andrea. i don't know if you can see me, but this is behind me, the outer bands and this is not

i have to say one word about andrea, you know, we have represented andrea now for almost 14 years.s an incredible person. she has gone through this process and the many processes with both courage and grace and it's just -- she is just a marvelous person. and we have been fortunate to represent her. the final thing i wanted to say is for us, we get to close this chapter of our book, fictional book, but we get to close it today. for other victims they are just now beginning to write their own books and hopefully they will feel safer and more free to do so. thank you. thank you so much. >> we will take questions. >> will ms. constand be speaking today? i want to know how you feel today now that this is finally here. >> no. >> it's been 34 months. we had a mistrial on the first trial. able to be successful on the second trial. looking back now, what do you think was critical in getting the conviction of mr. cosby? >> >> there are so many aspects of the evidence that we had that we felt was very strong. of course, his own words which basically spelled out what he did. and the jury hear

>> andrea, i just read it, and it is horrifying. it is important to note that it is an affidavit and she has sign signed it under perjury or law. so people don't do this randomly. it needs to be investigated, absolutely. but let me step back for a minute and are remind e everybody that what we do as a senate today and how we react to the allegation, and what message we send by how we deal with them is critically important. if the senate were to switch this aside and dismiss mrs. ford and do what the president said, and start to call the allegations of she was drunk, we will send a message to young girls once again as we did in 1991 to be quiet, sit down and don't talk. and what is that message to young boys? don't worry, you will get away with it. it is serious, and it needs to be taken absolutely with every, you know, thing that we can do to make sure that the voices are brought forward and absolutely investigated. this is something that should not be rushed through and it is deeply disturbing me that this is what the republicans a

i'm andrea mitchell in washingt washington. the democrats and republicans are preparing for battle to pit supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh against his accuser california professor christine blasey ford over a charge that he sexually abused her, and it is a charge that he vehemently denies. joining me is a panel to discuss this. welcome all. kasie, first to you, it ist clear yet that the democrats are going to get the demand that there is going to ban fbi investigation first before they hold this hearing? >> i have to say, andrea, this morning has been marked mostly by confusion. it is over a kocouple of things the fbi investigation as you indicate, and there has been some discussion of some sort of investigation from senator thom tillis, and it is possible that he is referring to the background calls that the committee was doing, but no commitments at this point from as to whether the democrats will get that demand that you o outlined that they want the background investigation reopened up. but andrea, the bigger point of

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we expect to hear from the officials in a aberdeen, maryland n i mome maryland, any moment now as there was a shooting and the death toll is mounting. pete williams is there. and first, we are less than 24 hours away from the deadline set by the chairman of the judiciary committee chuck grassley to find out if christine blais ford is going to testify before the judiciary committee. and she is pushing back from her legal team asking for a neutral position and requesting a investigation by the fbi into the conduct of judge kavanaugh when they were in high school. and joining me is correspondent kasie hunt and correspondent kristen welker, and also, the editor from the washington post. and kasie hunt, what is the state of play up there, and then to kristen, judge kavanaugh is back at the white house today and more on that in a moment. kasie? >> andrea, and you have showed some of this in the opening of the show, and today, emotional protests from women who are going from office to office

andrea constand viewed him as a mentor and put her trust in him. and also, they wanted to see five to ten years for bill cosby, a $25,000 fine and want him to pay various court costs, costs of prosecutions sheriff's coug costs. this means he's going to be required to register as a sexually violent predator for life. he'll have to do mandatory counseling to deal with this issue and there's going to be notification of the community that a sexually violent predator lives there. that is separate from the sentence we're waiting to come down now. in this first guilty verdict of a celebrity accused of sexual assault in the me too era. a lot of cosby accusers said my faith in humanity has been restored by this verdict. even if you have jurors saying it wasn't about me too, a lot of other folks say because of this environment, this moment in time, more women are more likely to be believed and they point to this case as the first base kag whe -- big case where we've seen that play out with three guilty verdicts. >> this was like the beginning of the beginnin

>> hello, andrea. yes, we are in a shelter outside of conway, south carolina, and near myrtle beach, and people are trickling in throughout the morning and many more expected throughout the afternoon, and more than 100 people here, and we have spoken with this couple here, and edward and esther cottingham who say they have decided to ride out the storm at the shelter, and they did not want to risk it this time even though they have ridden out others. and this is a medical wing with the red cross and they are prepared to take care of the residents who have medical condition, and this shelter is prepared to do so. and the local authorities are saying that if you have any doubts whether to heed the mandatory evacuation ord oer, you should get out. we have been speaking with a few residents who have decided not to and use sandbags to protect the property, but they are taking quite a risk when they do that, and the local authorities say that in all more than 2 dozen shelterers are going to be opened here in

let me talk about andrea for a moment here. i can't say enough about her. off because she is in our lives. you've heard about how this assault changed her life. she has been through an ordeal these past 14 years and she has been solid and steadfast. to put herself out like this for years in front of a wiorldwide audience has been extremely difficult for anyone. she's been a rock. she's done the right thing over and over and over again. she went to the police and started this investigation. she told us she would cooperate with the prosecution long after she thought this ordeal had been put behind her. she could have stayed home in canada and could have lived a quiet life, but she knew it was important to see that justice was served. we had some time when we were waiting for the jury the first time around. just so you know, i coach a little basketball so i was trying to get tips from andrea on this. it's not every day i get to be around a person of this caliber of talent in the basketball arena. when we had a pretty good intercainte indication of where that j

andrea: he's getting ready for the u.n. meetings. they want the president to be on the world stage talking about iranor and korea, taking credit for changing the climate on north korve but the got this shadow and potential hearings during the time be chairing a u.n. security council meeting and they aiv defe about it and what pompeo is saying is that judge kavanaugh has a great record as far as he knows and they are goingin after dianne ein for, they say, covering this up, not understanding or acknowledging what she says, which is that she was honorthg confidentiality of a witness who was so reluctant to speak t and that's why she did not want to share the information anyone, including h own colleagues, to some consternation on their part.he but fact that they're going after dianne feinstein and we see the president, as peter just said, really going after dr. blasey ford. robert: this has brought up memories of 1991 withnita hill testifying against then nominee clusence thomas, nowce thomas. some of the players then, like senator orr

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. with the new details of the storm barreling towards the atlantic coast, florence is a category 4 hurricane, and the latest update from the national hurricane center says it is on a collision course with the carolinas. so far the governors in north and south carolina and virginia and maryland all declaring states of emergency. a massive evacuation is under way. more than 1 million residents and tourists are expected to flee the coastal areas ahead of a powerful storm surge anticipated over the next few days. >> this is still a very dangerous storm. we must take it very seriously. the weatherman here and others are all predicting that this is a unpredictable storm. we must be vigilant. we are in a very deadly and important game of chess with hurricane florence. >> joining me now is msnbc's marianna atencio along the north carolina coast, and msnbc michelle grossman, and michelle, first to you, and looking at the storm track, and what are we preparing to, and then to marianna. >> hi ther

andrea didn't read this whole letter in court.anting to read you a portion that she did file with the court. she said when the sexual assault happened i was a young woman brimming with confidence and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities. now almost 15 years later i'm a middle age woman stuck in a holding pattern for most of her adult young life unable to mo forward. bill cosby took my beautiful young spirit and crushed it he robbed me of my health and vitality. my open nature and my trust in myself and others. and clearly the judge agreed. he believed the state psychologist who argued that bill does bhi an uncontrollable to your knowledge violate young women and would do it again if given the opportunity. this 81-year-old man legally blind will be sentenced to state prison and waiting to find out how long he will be put behind bars, julie. >> julie: we will be waiting for that sentence come out any moment now. as soon as the judge finishes. we will be back with you as news warrants. on another fox news alert. sena

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>> andrea: hmm, no. food of anyone in the city, quite honestly. in every country, i mean, obviously food is political, but it always feels like it's a bit more political here. that there are these layers of things that you couldn't have. like restaurants. i mean, i go to restaurants and i think to myself, "wow, this many years ago i couldn't have come here with this person. they were not allowed to sit in here." and i remember very clearly being about 8, the café owner would regularly not pay the customer who was black with change. he would pay him with bubblegum. and the guy, somehow, he couldn't argue. it was just like this thing. if you're a black guy, you got your change in bubblegum. and you'd be standing there, 8 years old and feeling like oh my god, it was so terrible, but you couldn't say anything because that would've been worse. it was just like this weird thing of sweeties, it was so un-innocent and represented such badness. it just seems mad. ♪ bed. baby, let's get you into can we see a real

>> that is the right way to look at this, andrea. couple of things struck me for the first time and you heard president trump weigh in on whether he believes the accuser of judge kavanaugh and dr. ford and he said that it is very hard for me to imagine anything happen, and that is a striking statement, and he again reaffirmed that he stands behind judge kavanaugh, and when asked if he has any concern about dr. ford and the accuser in this situation, the president said, well, i want to hear from her before i can weigh in on her account. so the president really digging in on this situation despite the fact that you do have dr. ford saying that i want an fbi investigation before i come to capit capitol hill to testify, and the president is giving no indication that he is going to call for that, and as you said at the top, andrea, it is up to the white house at this point to call for the fbi to reopen the investigation and another background check into judge kavanaugh, andrea. >> what are you hearing, zi -- kasie, because now other repub

andrea, you are now going to be known as the woman who took down bill cosby. how do you feel about that? >> i never set out to bring down anybody. and i haven't necessarily, because i'm not alone. this is a collective consciousness. and so i would rather say, we brought down bill cosby. but i just had the shoes on. >> reporter: of the more than 60 women who have accused cosby of everything from suggestive comments to sexual assault and rape, only constand's case led to criminal charges. she became the champion for all the others, including four women who testified in support of constand at the trial. >> all i knew is, you're going jail, mr. cosby, because you did this. you did this to me. you have to pay for what you've done. >> reporter: today, she walked out of court emotional, arm in arm with other survivors. >> i waited 30 years, but i'm very happy to know that mr. cosby prison. >> reporter: in august 2015, i sat down with 27 women who accused cosby of misconduct. >> how many of you believe you were drugged by bill cosby? how many believe bill cosby raped

that does it for us on "andrea mitchell reports."shi is up with a lot more. >> we hadn't even finished the u.n. discussion, it was a great discussion, but in declaring bill cosby a sexually violent predator, the judge accomplishes one thing that he didn't want the optics of bill cosby walking out of court looking like it was easy. so whatever sentence he gets, he now has to register, he's got a label, even if he travels, bill cosby said, if i travel overnight somewhere, do i have to still register. it's going to be an interesting half an hour. >> we will be watching. >>> good afternoon, i'm ali velshi. it's tuesday, september 25th. let's get smarter. >> i am looking for a fair process. a process where i can defend my integrity, and clear my name. i've never sexually assaulted anyone. not in high school. not ever. i'm not questioning and have not questions that perhaps dr. ford at some point in her life was sexually assaulted by someone, in some place. what i know is i've never sexually assaulted anyone. i know i'm telling the truth.

we get details from andrea mitchell. th >> reporter america first president, strutting on the world stage. m administration has accomplished more than almost any i administratithe history of our country. >> reporter: a boast prompting laughter e global audience. didn't expect that reaction, but that's kay. >> reporter: a year ago at the u.n., the president threatened to destroy north korea, if necessary. today, planning a tsecond summit kim jong-un and praising kim for his courage. >> the missiles and rockets are no longer direction.every >> reporter: now the president directing his fire and fury at iran,fter withdrawing from the multicountry iran nuclear deal promising crippling u.s. sanctions in november for iran's iles, and support for terrorism. >> we cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism to possess thepl net's most dangerous weapons. >> reporter: even though u.n. inspectors say iran ll complying with the nuclear deal. four hours later, n' ipresident accused the u.s. of trying to topple his government

amy: what this means for andrea constand? asas women stotood together during this trial. >> andrea constand is the joan of arc in the war on rape. she has an outstanding family who has held her up with tremendous strength and unity. i think she's going to go down in history. amy: judge o'neill said to andrea constand, you took her beautiful young spirit and crushed it. no one is above the law. no one should be treated differently or disproportionately, he said

i think andrea and i did have a connection when we first saw each other.y, and i think that actually, you know, helps us kind of understand each other a little bit more. >> reporter: and believe it or not, another stunning find. a fifth sibling. a 35-year-old brother that cindy gave birth to and abandoned at another hospital. another child that dwight never knew he fathered. >> it's one thing that you missed it one time. >> yeah. >> maybe two times. >> but to miss her pregnancy five times? >> yeah. right. >> reporter: that's really pretty stunning. >> i just couldn't, didn't know she was pregnant. couldn't tell -- >> do you see them as your children? >> oh, yeah. yeah, they're my kids. >> good to see you again. >> reporter: andrea's search has led to an unforeseen family reunion, and for her adoptive mom, beverly, a chance to thank the man who brought her daughter into the world. >> thank you. >> you did a great job of raising her. >> it takes nature and nurture, together, we've produced a very beautiful young woman. we are part of her story. it's just a m

>> well, that is exactly right, andrea. and she shouldn't, frankly, and he is not the only one saying it. and hatch has said that he does not believe her, and the president, he is not going to be sitting in the senate, but he is knottinot standing alone saying she did not report it and do not believe her, and that is what the tweet says. she should not have any confidence and she should not be given confidence that she is giving a fair shot, and this is a sham. american people can see it and people looking at it subjectively, that this is not a search for the truth. that said, she has bravely an reasonably said that, okay, i will come anyway, because, you know, i think that she is of the mind that she has come this far, and her name has gotten out, and not by her doing, and her story is out there and now she is willing to go under oath and testify, and they have set some very reasonable parameters for that. what is shocking, and i mean, many thing thes that are shocking to me about this, but the most recent shocking thing i

andrea: a veces menos es mejor.bata arriba. andrea: zendaya muy espectacular. la vimos en el evento de la firma gq. a ella le gusta utilizar estas combinaciones fuertes. >> ahÍ tenemos un buen look en el cabello. estÁ en tendencia. el maquillaje me encanto. >> una de mis favoritas. el vestido estaba divino, maquillaje, cabello. perfecta. jessie: este aÑo es el aÑo del morado. esta combinaciÓn le queda perfecta su tono de piel y el vestido es algo que no hemos visto en mucho tiempo. el corte que queda en la tela, cae en el hombro. sexy, diferente, elegante. creo que es la mejor vestida de esta semana. creo que estÁ espectacular. ademÁs, el estilista que trajo con ella siempre la visto espectacular. andrea: veremos quiÉn fue la mejor vestida de los televidentes. con la mayorÍa de porcentaje ganÓ cardi b. salo vieran. muchas gracias, chicos por sus opiniones. bienvenida a "despierta amÉrica". venga de tenerte. vamos a continuar con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". estamos listos y dispuestos, y sÚper preparados. vamos

he was found guilty of drugging and molesting andrea constand in 200a. the united nations general assembly. he told world leaders america would always act in a spirit of patriotism — choosing independence and cooperation over global governance. he called for radical change in the international trading system. a whale has been spotted in the river thames estuary, off the coast of kent. it's thought to be a beluga whale — a species usually found thousands of miles away in the high arctic. marine life rescuers have urged the public not to get too close. it's just aftr 3:30am. time now for panorama. contains scenes that some viewers may find upsetting. our children are facing a mental health crisis. at least one in ten kids is struggling to cope. i'm never going to get better, i'm going to stay in this dark hole for my whole life and eventually i'm going to do it, i'm gonna take my life. overstretched health services are turning kids away — leaving families desperate. i had a bit of a mini—breakdown and said if she is not admitted it is going to be a complet

cosby was found guilty of drugging and molesting andrea constand in 200a.e united nations general assembly. mr trump told world leaders that america would always act in a spirit of patriotism, choosing independence and cooperation over global governance. he called for radical change in the international trading system. a whale has been spotted in the river thames estuary, off the coast of kent. it is thought to be a beluga whale, a species usually found thousands of miles away in the high arctic. marine life rescuers have urged the public not to get too close. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

>> andrea, it's a big question mark as kristen was just underscoring. we're hearing conflicting information, the white house has not put out an official line as to what is going on right now with rod rosenstein, whether he's resigning, whether he's going to be fired, whether he's going to stay in his job and patch things up with kelly, which is a possibility as pete was saying, but right now it's chaos within the administration as they try to get their story straight and my colleagues and i are hearing different accounts from the justice department, from sources close to rod rosenstein than the accounts that we're hearing from the white house, which is that he had offered over the weekend, verbally in a conversation with chief of staff john kelly had offered to resign. that is the account from people at the white house and close to the president. >> and phil, there's also a disconnect on the original story, the "new york times" story, i believe a story that "the washington post" also then followed up with as to the circumstances of whether he was joking

in it, the description of of a 2004 encounter between cosby and andrea constand.wn words creating the first real cracks in his public image. tonight the man who so many women say eluded punishment for so long is spending his first night of many behind bars. now this case was about andrea constand, but does it feel like vindication for both of you? >> yes, yes, it does. one of the things i was most struck by today that he probably has had the first sense of helplessness that he's ever had in his life. he was taken somewhere he didn't want to go by people he didn't want to go with to do something he didn't want to do, and that's what he inflicted on us. the whole thing is sad. it's not a day for celebration. it's a shame that it ever happened at all. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm lindsey davis in norristown, pennsylvania. >> we'll be right back. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help r

andrea: el cabello te gustÓ?os 50 su cabello. me hubiese encantado los labios bien rojos para ese look, le falto como el toque. bien sensual. [hablan a la vez] claudia: me encantÓ el look. parece una estatuilla. el color estÁ en tendencia. a mÍ lo que es la abertura de la pierna creo que era un poco exagerada. andrea: otra que estuvo muy sexy y sensual fue dayanara torres con este vestido de un hombro. la tendencia tambiÉn de los vuelos con mucha sensualidad sugerida pero, me encanta porque blanco siempre destaca en una producciÓn como esta y es de alejandro fajardo. >> a mi me parece que en esa pose ahÍ mismo debiÓ haber sacado el hombro. [hablan a la vez] claudia:creo que es una de las posturas que no debiÓ haber tomado porque se ve mucho vuelo arriba y la forma no se le ve tan delineada. la parte de arriba del vestido parece una obra de arte. se ve hermosa. jessica: algo totalmente diferente. menos para la parte de abajo, de todas formas se veÍa muy linda. andrea: vamos hablar rÁpido de alejandra espinosa. les

right now "andrea mitchell reports." >>> breaking her silence, bridge brett kavanagh in crisis meetings today at the white house as a college professor identifies herself as anonymous accuser claiming he attacked her after drinking heavily at a high school party. they were both teenagers. >> she's willing to do whatever it takes to get her story forth. she's a credible person, these are serious allegations and they should be addressed. >> coming up here, judiciary member chris coons, part of a growing number of senators who say that this week's confirmation of kavanagh should be delayed. >>> hurricane florence taking the lives of 18 people. and entire communities are surrounded by water. >> i've been through every hurricane since the '70s and i have never experienced anything like this before. >> this is not salt water, it's not near a salt water area. it's all rain. >> it's kind of scary that it happened all of a sudden. >> my conversation with california governor jerry brown who says now is the time for action. >> everybody's got to step up and the president of the united states shoul

andrea? "we discovered it at 10. ity." "it supports... and >> reporter: well, liz, it was just around 4:30 this afternoon that the transbay transit center was shut down. workers on the ground level have been telling riders to go back to the old transit center to catch their buses and as you can see behind me, it is completely deserted underneath the transit center except for some of the workers that are looking into this problem. the transbay joint powers authority just spoke to the media a few moments ago. this is what they had to say about the situation. >> we discovered it at 10:00. we asked our designers to come in and inspect it and do some analysis and once we got the findings from the designers it became apparent the bus terminal needs to be closed and the building needs further inspection. because safety is our highest priority, it's a portion of the bus deck and portion of the park. it's a localized area, but out of an abundance of caution we need to look at adjacent members to make sure they're not taking additio

when romano fenati —— italian andrea dovizioso won the san marino grand prix for ducati on sunday whilehampionship lead to 67 points. ducati'sjorge lorenzo, who had started on pole position at the marco simoncelli circuit on italy's adriatic coast, crashed out on the penultimate lap while heading for a ducati one—two finish. that meant that marquez regained second spot and it lifted britain's cal crutchlow to third as dovizioso moved second in the standings. andrea dovizioso may have won the moto gp race in san marino but it was the moto 2 race that saw controversy when romano fenati was disqualified from the race and for the next two for irresponsible riding after attempting to grab rival stefano manzi's brake lever on the straight. the pair clashed when they were battling for 12th position when fenati was pushed wide by manzi and forced off the track so a few laps later the 22 year old italian then attempted to take retribution against his 19 year old compatriot and he'll now miss races in spain and thailand. in the nfl it's the first sunday of the new season with 13 matches scheduled

andrea: ganÓ aunque no lo crean cardi b.mino con el cual se definen el informe el nuevo concepto de carga pÚblica que serÍa acertado en cualquier momento. >> se enterÓ de un documento que estÁ siendo elaborado y en que va a afectar a las personas que han solicitado los Últimos aÑos previos a la presentaciÓn de un requerimiento de beneficio migratorio. reportera: el borrador elaborado por una de las dependencias de ayuda al inmigrante que hacen parte, advierte que los cambios afectarÍan la forma en que los funcionarios de la oficina de ciudadanÍa y servicios de inmigraciÓn selecciona la -- declarando los inadmisibles. >> todos los beneficio posible legales que las personas puedan tomar a los inmigrantes serÁn utilizados como instrumento en contra. reportera: la agencia federal pondrÁ el foco en el solicitante cualquier miembro de su familia que sea su dependiente, luego reglamento exige a los agentes que examine los estimados inmigrantes y su historia laboral, estado de salud, bienes y cualquier historial de alguna de sus fam

but let me tell you what i am concerned about, andrea.'m concerned about the division in our country. i see there have been three polls where the president has gotten less than 40% approval. doesn't make me happy. we see chaos in our, you know, between republicans and democrats, but then i look at the foreign policy landscape and i see us battling with turkey, battling with iran, battling with china, battling with our allies, battling with south korea. i mean, undo that trade deal. battling in some ways with japan. when you have all this conflict going on, it's very troubling to me. and there isn't -- there's nothing wrong with -- there's everything right with the president being able to stand up but you can't just do all these things at the same time. this is the thing that concerns me a great deal and of course the divisions in our country. so we'll see what the future brings. i can tell you this, i will continue to do what i can do to make a difference to help my country. what road that takes, i don't know, but i'm not going to go away

andrea constand said that bill cosby essentially entrapped her by posing as a mental.hia home in 2004, and she said he gave her two blue pills stop they were discussing her career. he said she told her she needed to relax, so he gave two blue pills which she said that her becoming incapacitated, and she said she laid there unable to move, unable to speak. she said june screaming inside of her head to try to move when bill cosby proceeded to attack her, to molest her. she described the shame she felt, and the impact this had on her life after that. she moved to see her family in canada, and her family spoke about how a woman who was an athlete, who was so physically capable, who was full of energy and zest of life, transformed into a woman zest of life, transformed into a woman who was just so deeply impacted by this, and was nervous and week after the attack. there we re and week after the attack. there were five other women who were able to testify as well during the trial, strikingly similar allegations. thank you very much indeed. such a depressing story. finally th

andrea joins me now on the phone. i cannot wait to watch this. i know you covered a lot. what was your biggest standout? >> we covered a lot in a few minutes because this was a quick interview. he is obviously preparing for the u.n. meetings. he's leaving sunday andment wan to ask him about kim jong-un and the message been sent by the president of south korea. the president of south korea wants president trump to agree to declare an end to hostilities to the war that still hasn't ended between north and south korea. it would have to be agreed to by the u.s. and the u.n. and that that would be a big bonus to kim jong-un, of course, and my question was why should we give kim jong-un anything given the fact that he has not complied with any of the steps towards denuclearization, but there were a lot of positive signals in his answers to me on that, very tough signals on iran. the president tweeting today that he is going to be hosting a u.n. security council meeting on iran next week. that's actually technically on nonproliferation, but the president is referring to it as on

joining us at the table, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. i worked for a president who came to the unga when there were disagreements about extraordinary rendition, about the war in iraq, enhanced interrogation. those were policy differences. he was never scoffed. i mean, he took that speech seriously. it was written by serious foreign policy advisers like condoleezza rice, colin powell and others. "the new york times" is reporting stephen miller, his immigration hardliner, wrote this speech today. it doesn't seem like an overstatement to call it a disgrace. >> it was very, very awkwardly written and had the president of the united states coming and saying we're being taken advantage of and from now on, we're going to give foreign aid only to countries that help us. rejecting the whole -- >> what does that mean? >> -- idea that he was speaking to a global assembly of people who were there because they believe in burden sharing. in helping each other. in getting each other out of crises. not cutting the peacekeeping money that the u.s. has cu

>> absolutely andrea was a gate big part of it. i have called her the joan of arc in the war on rape becaus te es tremendous courage to stand up against such a goliath, a revered, beloved, iconic father figure in the "entertainment tonight" industry o just has hundreds of millions of dollars at his disposition to put up a good fight. she withstood the victim blaming and shaming on the stand. she's an incredibly urageous person, and her family demonstrated during their victim impact statements how they served for her as a source of strength and unity andower, as a springboard for her to be able to have voiced her suffering for the world. so the "me too" movement, andrea constand was the catalyst ofhe "me too" movement, and then came the brave survivors of campus rape, who started the m anti-campus raement. in 2012, 2013, 2014, that provided a fertile ground for the cosby survivors who started speaking out in the end of 2014 and 2015 to just continue with this fight to, in the battle, to join the army. so there is more of an awarenes

. >> andrea borba in the newsroom with details on that settlement. >> brian, julia, the settlement came in very quickly with the securities exchange commission, announcing charges just on thursday. here are some of the terms of the settlement. elon us musk will step down. he will pay a $20 million fine. the tesla corporation will pay a separate fine. this comes after a tweet, claiming he was taking tesla private and had secured funding at $420 per share. that sent markets into a tail spin. >> just a big mistake, and now he's paying a heavy price. >> in a statement, stephanie kavakian said the total package of remedies and relief announced today are specifically designed to address the misconduct at issue by strengthening tesla's corporate governor answer in and oversight for investors,lon musk must step down as chairman of the board in 45 days, and will be barred from holding that position for three years. live in the newsroom, andrea borba, kpix 5. >>> work continues today on the sales force transit center. crews are making room for a structure to shore up an area near two craft beam.

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andrea iannone came third for suzuki, with britain's cal crutchlow failing to finish on his honda. live on bbc 2. gary anderson hasjust beaten defending champion mensur suljovic to make the final. world number one michael van gerwen is facing peter wright in the other semifinal. the final will follow later tonight. you can watch all of the action on bbc two. that's all from sportsday. india — a technology superpower in waiting. half of the 1.2 billion people here are aged 35 or under. in the years that we've been coming here, we've seen it change from an it outsourcing work house to a place of innovation and start—ups. and although click has a huge audience in india, and although we've brought indian stories to the world, we haven't yet been able to bring the world to india. so it's high time we put that right. we've taken the click live show on the road, to the beautiful setting of bikaner house, new delhi. new delhi! thank you for having us! are you well? cheering and applause and it's here that we wowed audiences with the coolest tech we have seen on our travels. we've painted c

andrea constand, she has her arms folded in that gray blazer. look at that, a bit of a smile after this process.