angela. angela, no llores. raquel, no comprendo.sto a méxico para mostrárselo a don fernando. ¿no crees? también se lo podemos mostrar a arturo. le gustará verlo. sí. esa noche, regresamos a san juan. gracias a dios no volvimos a tener problemas con el carro de angela. en el hotel, llamé a arturo con quien todavía no me había comunicado. arturo no sabía nada de la muerte de su hermano. hola. habla raquel. iraquel! esperaba que me llamaras. ¿qué tal? cómo estás? bien. tengo malas noticias. angel ya... ¿cuándo? hace unos meses. era un artista muy conocido en puerto rico. y estaba casado. ¿has hablado con su esposa? no. ella murió hace unos años. ( suspira ) angel murió solo, entonces. no. sus hijos estaban con él. ¿sus hijos? así supo arturo que tenía dos sobrinos y hablamos sobre encontrarnos en méxico. después, saliendo del hotel de san juan supimos que hubo un accidente en la excavación. jorge: iangela! si no salimos para el aeropuerto ahora no vamos a llegar a tiempo. tiene razón. se hace tarde. trataré de llamar desde el aeropuer

>> the rescue crew struggles to get angela into the chopper.ally, she's safe. >> i mean there's no doubt she would have died. two minutes later her car was gone. >> angela knows how close she came to dying, and she'll never forget the search and rescue team that gave her a second chance at life. >> it was one of those things that had to be done. they did their job, and thank god for that. >>> coming up, a veteran balloonist and his two young passengers crash into a 700-foot tower. >> it was like hearing an amplified scream of a mad woman and a mountain lion and everything you've ever heard scream all at once. >> when "caught on camera: i'm alive!" continues. r ] when you have sinus pressure and pain, you feel...congested. beat down. crushed. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so you feel free. powerful sinus relief. sudafed. open up. or just seem to fade away, day by day? don't compromise. vidal sassoon pro series from the original salon genius starts vibrant, stays vibrant. precision mix formula saturates ea

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angela: no sé pero ya me siento muy bien aquí entre esta gente. es tu familia, angela.aptioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. mujme casé, trabajé, unacrié tres hijos.ena. trabajé mucho y lo planeamos todo. todo menos la degeneración macular de los ojos. me ha robado mi vista y mi independencia. y esta enfermedad de los ojos será una epidemia para cuando mis hijos alcancen mi edad. llame al 1-800-437-2423 para información gratis de la organización de investigaciones de la degeneración macular. tu palabra también es 'sipc'. ¿podría tenerla en otra oración, por favor? en el evento improbable de que su firma de corretaje cierre, sipc está ahí para protegerlo. s-i-p-k. ¿no conoce a sipc - securities investor protection corporation? no importa. se lo deletrearemos. visite nos www.sipc.org. annenberg media ♪ public opinion plays an influential role. it represents the pulse of the nation, and there are strong ties between public

y tú angela, cuídalo a él también. tío, te veremos en un par de días, ¿no?ríbeme un poco cómo es. pues, los angeles es una ciudad única. no hay otra ciudad igual en los estados unidos. primero, están as famosas carreteras. ah, y las fiestas de cinco de mayo. hay mucha gente que habla español, ¿sabes? captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation annenberg media ♪ provided by: for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. mujme casé, trabajé, unacrié tres hijos.ena. trabajé mucho y lo planeamos todo. todo menos la degeneración macular de los ojos. me ha robado mi vista y mi independencia. y esta enfermedad de los ojos será una epidemia para cuando mis hijos alcancen mi edad. llame al 1-800-437-2423 para información gratis de la organización de investigaciones de la degeneración macular. ¿la podría usar, en una oración, por favor?c'. en el evento improbable de que su firma de corretaje cierre, sipc está ahí para protegerlo. sipc. c-i- lo siento, roberto. eso es incorrecto. lisa f

and angela, finally to you. and hawaii, nearly 40% of this country now lives in a state with marriage equality. will the watershed moment be once this passes 50%? do you think that is what will prove to be the final pushing of the final stack of cards? >> i don't know that that's it, as much as it is there are some oh areas that are battle grounds. sometimes illinois is perceived as a battleground states. and depending whether it's leaning more progressive -- i won't even say blue or red because sometimes parties are split. i think it depends on the progressive nature of the elected officials at the time. and in a lot of ways, we're seeing some of this unfold with the cheney sisters. there are two republicans and their father supports same-sex marriage. and yet you have another person who is running for office who is, you know, been a little nimble with their positions fortunistic reasons, probably. but nonetheless, you see some of that happening. i think we just have to kind of see what happens and people have

angela-- - oscar. - our crowning complaint card comes to us thanks to pamela halpert... [cheers and applause] for insulting a client's recently deceased mother. - yes! - i did not know that. - well, a woman who struggled with obesity all her life. - i'm so sorry. - wow. - yeah, that's-- that is terrible. [cheers and applause] - you did it. - yeah! - i feel so stupid. i sit next to him every day. - you're not stupid. jazz is stupid. jazz is stupid! i mean, just play the right notes! - i know. you're gonna be okay, monkey. - i don't like your friend, trevor. - i don't like him either. and yet, i really like him. - well, we're here. pet. - we're gonna cover for you, you know. [stanley chuckles] - phyllis, what was that? phyllis, are you dreaming, or-- - i did enjoy grinding your beans, son. - yeah, we really did peel your grapes. - this is hilarious, but we're gonna stop with all-- - shuckin' your peas. - shuckin' the peas. you should go back to the first part, though. you are gonna cover for me? - yeah. - of course we are, jimmy. we love you guys. - oh, my god, thank you.

this appears to be more of a than it doeshem for angela merkel. has she had to concede too much in this agreement? think she gave in too much. he arrived at the outcome of the election -- it is quite amazing. it is only 30% and still very important the retirement age of 63. side, we have no major advancements and european policy, especially concerning the debt crisis. we have a negotiation that came giveith the compromise to in. it looks quite equilibria did. -- equilibriated. >> do you think this will change the way the eurozone is run? do you think this will curb her policy of august there it he? .- policy of austerity >> it may change. the retirement age of 63 may to some internal probes in germany, but we don't see that it would change her stance on the international scene concerning european politics. no points that are going through with the policy. >> thank you very much for joining us. latvia,e minister of just weeks after the country enters the eurozone. begins he will now conversations on forming a new government. elections are not was t

angela is back.o lo i no longer have to speak on her behalf to keep things fair and balanced. >> the bottom line is this, the mainstream media has not promoted what republicans have done. when pelosi had the bully pulpit when she was the speaker of the house, she whipped her members of congress in line, but you've had several republican bills, proposals, that went far beyond health care reform. democrats did not step up to the plate to help support republicans. what we need now, rich, and like i said, earlier, the president said you can keep your health care plan if you want it. you can keep your doctor if you want your doctor. you can keep your hospitalization if you want your hospitalization. all of that has been proven wrong. millions of people have lost their health care plans. and some starting january 1st are going to have to play thousands of dollars for their premiums. so what do we need to do? republicans and democrats need to work together. paul ryan has presented a plan that would help ref

>> translator: my relationship with angela merkel was good. i must say that we always spoke to each other with respect and sinceri sincerity. she is much nicer in person than you would expect. at the g-20 meeting, we were facing huge turmoil with high risk premiums with italy and spain. she was trying, with all the world leaders, to provide an exit, to find an answer. all of this took place in the presence of the u.s. president who was affected by the situation. if the eurozone was to fail, again, it would have impacted the world's economy. china and all the world's powerful countries have their eyes on the eurozone. the solution was to ask for a bailout. in the end, we didn't request a bailout. angela merkel, although she suggested it to me, was respectful when she approached and when i told her. >> the banks are about to exit the bailout program, but there are plenty of problems still like the youautomic regions or schedule. >> i think the spanish society has made a huge effort and huge sacrifices. if we want to exit the crisis, we need abov

angela doesn't go to school.stead, she and her 12-year-old sister stephanie do whatever they can to help their mother, bonifacia. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> interpreter: we go to the dump two times a week. sometimes we find things in the trash. sometimes we find something to eat there. [ voice breaking ] we also find cans and bottles, and we bring them home to sell so i can buy something for my children. >> announcer: this is a dangerous place for a child. shards of glass and scraps of ragged metal lie everywhere. even worse, the girls have no shoes. one cut could be lethal, but they forage on. a lot of hard work earns very little return, maybe a dollar if they're lucky. not nearly enough to feed them all. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> interpreter: now that my daddy's not here to give money to my mom, i feel so poor. we want a house. we want a blanket. we want a bed. but we don't have them. it hurts so much because i'm so sad that my daddy's not here. it hurts in my heart that my daddy's not here. >> announcer: chro

spying on chancellor angela merkel's phone. in germany it awakened painful memories. >> the starsy museum in berlin, a reminder of how of the east german regime spied. governments used computers to sniff through our lives. the biggest shock about the n.s.a. spying scandal is washington was certainliling in on german chancellor angela merkel's sell phone, causing outrage in a country scarred by dictatorship. >> in communist times they did it to repress people. today they say they are protecting us from terrorism. >> with public affection for the u.s. dropping. this is a moment of a branden burg gate last summer feels like it happened years ago. >> during the trip obama said surveillance stopped terror plots. he didn't say the american embassy, according to the german medium, filled with surveillance equipment. the saunls is angela merkel moved the cell phone. americans would have been able to record every word said. >> the german parliament session on the n.s.a. scandal will no doubt express outrage, and for the opposition those

thank you, angela. - you're welcome. would you like some stew? - by all means.ill carve the roast skunk. angela. - mm-hmm? - would you like the stink sack? - is it any good? - . you don't eat it. it's a toy, like a wishbone. you know, prettiest girl gets the stink sack. - thank you. - so when's the wedding? - um... actually, we are just friends. - that's what mose said about his lady scarecrow, and look what he did to that poor thing. - hello? - hey. back here. - [laughs] wow. seriously? oh, my gosh. is that champagne? - si, senor. [pop] - oh, jim, i should have told you i didn't get the job. - oh, man. i'm so sorry. are you all right? - oh, yeah. i'm mo than all right. there's just nothing to celebrate? - are you kidding? you're in philly. we're having dinner together. and this is just consolation champagne. it's from the part of france that immediately gave up to the nazis. - [chuckles] - here. - you're very quick on your feet. i remember you. funny. - all right, so tell me all about it. let's get together for the holidays. ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on yo

fighters overseas, i'm sure he knows it's karzai saying to chief of staff, whether he knew it was angela merkel talking on her cell phone, i don't know. what we've seen is the nsa is just one of those organizations that if it can do it, it will do it. these are young, techno-phyles they solve these puzzles for the challenge they got out of control. i like to the sorcerers, all the buckets of water. it just got out of control. >> schieffer: what it does kind of make you wonder, doesn't it, david, maybe just because we're reporters, but i'm sitting here reading this or getting this intelligence brief, wouldn't you say, how do you know that? >> in the first year of presidency i could image in a president not knowing it. by year five you have to say, at some point he's likely to of a asked that question. if he didn't, it's almost certain that many of his national security aides would have. because while the president gets as david indicated this presidential daily brief, it's an analytical product. what his aides get are the product and the annex beneath it of the raw intelligence. so, that

in june, angela merkel played down the allegations of widespread intelligence gathering by u.s. agencies, but that is changed since the nsa was accused of having her cell phone. the extent of the surveillance is still unclear. and speaking at the start of the debates, angela merkel said washington still has some explain to do. >> the allegations are serious and they need to be cleared up. even more important for the future is to rebuild trust. made no mention of edward snowden, the former u.s. intelligence contractor thee revelations sparked scandal. some german politicians have called for edward snowden to be granted asylum. germany can only be independent if it listens to snowden's testimony, grandson asylum, and organizes a safe state here. but angela merkel's government has ruled that out, saying edward snowden is not a victim of political prosecution -- persecution. >> this amateur footage shows a tornado hitting the u.s. midwest. swept acrosssters the states of indiana, ohio, and illinois, leaving residents surveying the damage. several people died and many more wounded. r

annual conference is taking place where the leadership is in talks to form a grand coalition with angela .erkel's coalition the rank-and-file want to teach leaders of lesson. the general secretary was oflected, but over one-third delegates abstained from voting. for more, we are joined by our political correspondent. you were asked -- at the conference yesterday, and did you get the impression that the members were eager to join into a coalition? >> they are not eager, not particularly enthusiastic, but there is a growing realization that this is the one shot the party is going to get at being the government. the partytes at convention center a clear message to both the party leaders and all of the delegates coalition, the worse the results. they sent the message that the grand coalition will not be a marriage of love that would a relationship dominated by common sense, and he is treading a fine line of bringing his party behind them, -- behind them, convincing them he will not sell out on values. >> what about germany? when will we get the next government? >> the plan is there will be t

>> angela, let me just say this, i have a lot of respect for angela. we're friends.at's ridiculous. the fact he'll come to some sort of agreement, a short-term agreement on nuclear weapons. >> i didn't say, doug that. i said that political strategists have. >> that's crazy. well, then you shouldn't be repeating their points. i mean, look, the reality is that this is a short-term agreement over six months, if the iranians break any aspect of it, the relief can be reimposed and i think that congress should ask questions and the administration will be out there answering those question. >> i'm repeating their points from the standpoint that the facts remain that the president's poll numbers have gone down. that international experts have said -- >> what does that have to do with anything, angela? should we just not do anything from a foreign policy standpoint? >> i'm not saying we shouldn't do anything on foreign policy. let me finish, please. even the former ambassador to israel said that this was a rushed deal. so why now? why not have people from the white house go t

angela merkel is just winding up.ear from the ecb president mario draghi. remember, his whatever i it takes speech moved markets. next, deposit rate speculation grows. what might he say about that? we'll be back. >>> this is "worldwide exchange" if you're just joining us. the fed minutes re-ignite fires that tapering could come this year. >>> die verging europe, stronger than expected growth in activity for germany's manufacturing and services industry. a different matter in france where all sectors contracted in november. that dragged eurozone composite pmi below forecasts. >>> goldman sachs gets burned. the currency market may be behind the big drop in bank trading revenue last quarter. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. if you've just joined us in the states, a very good morning to you. welcome to the start of your global trading day. u.s. futures indicating a slightly higher start. after the pause we've seen over the last few sessions, right now, t

i don't think angela was. >> why you can't stay close to me?jail officers are strict because of a history of past infractions. >> don't do that. >> surprise inspections like this one by miami's k-9 team often uncover contraband on visitors. >> i find marijuana and cocaine all the time. one visitor that came to this jail last year, female, she came to see her boyfriend, i found 12 balls wrapped in plastic and she had it in her body cavities. and the alert was given in that area. and you know, we are not allowed to strip them, but we pat them down. and we found one little ball in her bra. so that gave us probable cause for an arrest. >> but for bernard and angela, the tight constraints make their first contact visit bittersweet. >> i need you to know that. sometimes it ain't nothing we have control of, all right, but we got to follow the rules. all right? you understand? >> yes. >> that's what i need you to do. >> we will make it work. we will because it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. i'm happy being with him, but it's no

done deal, germany's main political parties signed an agreement to form a coalition under chancellor angela merkel. >> is at the end of the road for silvio berlusconi? the senate in rome votes to expel the comeback kid of italian politics. >> a comet passes close to the sun on thursday after a journey of billions of years. >> germany's main political parties have signed a coalition agreement that allows them to govern together under the third- term leadership of chancellor angela merkel. >> the deal for the so-called grand coalition now goes to a ballot of spd members, with a presult expected in december. >> the coalition will stand for solid finances, prosperity, and social security, and will oppose a debt union for europe. >> the leaders of the three coalition partners in a display of unity for the cameras. but despite the appearance of readiness for action, this is still a provisional document. the three have signed an interim accord. they will put pen to paper on a deal if the spd can have grassoot members expected. -- accept it. they have come a long way since the elections in septembe

from angela merkel's cell phone. they are showing they are meaningful. >> the president said we would not listen in. >> could he say we will continue to listen in? he could not say that. >> why would you listen in on angela merkel? to show the president -- >> they are not listening to her conversations. it is part of the mega data that is coming in and they scan it for what they call selectors which are indicators of trouble. they are not listening to her -- >> order the groceries. >> they say that, i got some political gossip. >> i would be surprised if they did not target other heads of state. what bothered me, what about the countermeasures of their own security services? why would they -- she is the repository of the crown jewels. >> a french gentleman said they are jealous because they do not have the capability. to do what we do. >> the story this week is not angela merkel. and listening to her for 10 years. the real story is there are powerful forces arrayed against the nsa. they are apple, yahoo!, google. you

angela has a boyfriend? every year for three weeks, angela has a boyfriend and a vacation.hoa, whoa, playing house in a post-boho, rustic artist cabin in the desert with her overpaid, pseudo-celebrity photographer boyfriend, that is not a vacation. eight months to a year dead, correct? yeah, yeah, pupal casings, maggots, blah, blah, blah, eight months to a year. angela, we're betting. are you using crisco or butter for sunscreen? hey, brennan, could i talk to you in private, please?

the thing about angela lansbury, she always looked old even when she was young. here she is at 28, right? back to octavia playing this role. there are some roles that do get messed up because they try to cross pollinate the color, like i'm a fan of "the honeymooners." i didn't like when ed and ralph it the remake played by cedric the entertainer and -- who? mike. and remixes are sketchy. you have to blink your eye and say will it work? some have worked like "hawaii 5 5-o" and "dallas." i think that this "murder she wrote" with octavia spencer will work. octavia will play a hospital administrator who is also a mystery writer who is also a busy body. hopefully there will be no shooting, no are car chases, just a smart woman looking for clues and i, for one, will be watching. yes. so halloween celebrations continued over the weekend. hi heidi klum threw her 14th annual halloween bash. everybody who is anybody gets invited. her costume was to transform into an old woman with the help of five makeup artists. look, the funny thing is that old heidi still looks like you

. - [sighs] [hard slaps] - angela. - you don't want bugs. who knows where those bugs will end up. - you're getting a bargain. i ain't got no hair no more. - [sighs] - creed, i'm all done. my turn. - i'm sorry, pam. it looks a little messy. - well, wait. - how's that? - i feel it working. [both grunt] - ksk, ksk, ksk, ksk, ksk. - eiffel tower. - oh! [laughs] - now. - can i help you? - well-- - um-- - we don't want to pry, but we heard you broke up with darryl. - yeah, that's true. - we think you made a big, big mistake. - big mistake. - quite enormous. - he's a real catch, and you should take him back.

tapping the cell phone of angela merkel. they're hoping to spoke to edward

. >> angela, let me throw this at you quickly. the republicans are so angry, they'll say we're even going to outdo that. right now the change does not include the supreme court nominees like i said. but today gop senator chuck grassley said they'll extend it to that court when they're in power. listen to this. >> the silver lining is that there will come a day when roles are reversed. when that happens, our side will likely nominate and confirm lower court and supreme court

angela's children are being returned to her under state soup supervision. at a future hearing she will find out if she will regain full custody. did you pray? >> i prayed every minute m minute. >> me too. >> me too. later angela told me about a note that the investigator sent her. >> so the wha the police are sau can decline the help of your tribe. that is not the first time she wanted to get the message to me. she also sent it to me verbally over the phone. >> why do you think she is telling me that. >> she is trying to influence me that i am better o o off with ot me. i have so many people tell me that if the social worker takes my kids i will never see them again. >> jolene has even had junction to challenge her right to intervene. >> the tribe has a right to intervene and they still on. on joke. - oobjectchbl . chbl. >> i can see the pain on your face. >> how can it not affect me i'm faytive. fanative. i get emotional thinking about what was lost with kid. yoyou how many kids we have lost lord? we can't change the past, but you can take bad from that an

you miss angela, don't you? - ugh, don't spathize. you're ruining the mood. back to work.his penis. - i got back at frank in the most fitting way possible. with my art. you know, the paints are water-based. it's gonna come off with a hose. but i think the lesson will last-- - lady, my truck? you had no right. - no, you had no right! - it's a $40,000 truck. - so? you started it. - so? so somebody needs to shut you up. - hey, hey, hey. - whoa. - easy. - son of a bitch. - guys? - you're gonna hit a woman? [all grunting] - thanks so much for coming. thank you so much. well... have we all calmed down yet? - yes. sorry about that. - it was all my fault. - let's all try to do better next time. kevin, great to see you. - thank you for the food. and also you suck. - i beg your pardon. - you're, like, a terrible person. these guys care about you, and you're just using them. again, the food was very good. - well, i'm gonna say something to the producers. - no, no, it'- - you shouldn't be fired. i mean, you were just protecting me. - it's all good. i knew what i was doing. i'm sorry a

angela brought it up. we've got a situation where we've got so many people out here with security clearances that corners are being cut now to get those clearances done, and a person could deny that, but the proof is in the pudding, and look what happened with aelectric is. i guess oversight by the legislative branch is something that i think we ought to take back a lot of the power that we have to make three equal branches of government. and hearings like this help. any other suggestions that you might have, angela, as far as what we could do here to make sure that the rules that odni and o.p.m. are putting in place actually do what i think you guys want them to do? and yet doesn't break the bank, protects due process of orkers, and -- government. -- go ahead. >> thank you very much. first and most importantly, congress is going to have to fix the law and make sure that these civil servants and whistle blowers have access to review at the merit systems protection board. that is an absolute first must. sec

the german chancellor angela merkel voiced her intention to speak with the russian president in person at the earliest possible opportunity about the turnaround of ukraine which as we know the signing of the association deal with the european union the first and foremost mission of angela merkel according to herself is to persuade the russian leader that the eastern partnership initiative is not directed against russia have been fearing this comes just basically hours. himself welcomed the idea of holding a three sided commission between russia ukraine and the european union on how to alleviate potential economic losses we should. eventually joining. with the e.u. and also. some of the european countries some of the member states accused russia of blackmailing ukraine out of signing this is something russia had a very harsh response to meanwhile several hundred people are still protesting in independence square we're expecting this protest to multiply on sunday when the country marks the anniversary of the orange revolution of two thousand and four the event which changed the political

tapping of chancellor angela merkel's phone in a letter to german authorities the former n.s.a. contractor expressed hope growing support for what he did will prompt washington to abandon what he called harmful behavior. as the details. according to the member of the german parliament edward snowden is a willing to come to germany and testify against n.s.a. of course that is the story that is being told by the opposition member of the german parliament who has met with mr snowden in moscow on thursday and the former n.s.a. contractor has actually issued an entire letter address it to the german chancellor angela merkel in which he said that she would be more than willing to come and testify because he knows a lot about the n.s.a. exigencies not just in europe but in the entire world she would be happy just to talk about that but he can only do that have berlin guarantees him a safe passage meaning that takes will not be extracted to the united states on top of that edward snowden of course doubted that she would be more than willing to testify not of berlin but in washington unf

angela, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.s actually declared a state of emergency. we are standing directly across the street from the hospital, carteret county hospital where it was hit. they have had -- let me pan over there for you. the roof has been damaged. they are actually operating on a generator right now. they are still accepting patients. nothing has been interrupted outside of that. when we were driving into town, all of the lights are out. we're going to take a look at the main street. there are multiple utility crews. there's debris everywhere. right down the road about five miles, there's another area that's been hit really, really bad. we are just getting on the scene. so we're not really getting a lot of information right now. around 10:15 last night, the storm did hit. we will continue to cover this area and try to get the latest updates. right now no injuries, but there are a lot of power outages, and we'll be around to update you on that. back to you, anne-marie. >> looks like a lot of damage. thank you. w

joining us now is democratic strategist, angela rye.f salon.com and mckay coppins of buzz feed.com. mckay, the credibility of both rand paul and the president has come into question. but do their critics have a point? >> who would have ever thought there would be a credibility problem in washington, right? no, i mean, look, you have two cases here where politicians are coming under attack, and are being the subject of a lot of skepticism about their integrity. it's funny to see how both have responded, though. neither one has really risen to the occasion and owned up to it, right? rand paul, in the case of the plagiarism accusations has come out and said, well, you know, it was a minor attribution thing and then as more and more reports started coming out, including from buzz feed, you heard him say, what am i going to be in detention for the rest of my career? which is really kind of a childish way to respond. but then in president obama's case, he's now trying to lawyer it as governor christie said. he's trying to say, well, this isn'

angela merkel declined it all. president obama assured her if i want to know something i'll call her. i don't need an intelligence agents. she brought it. she spend her interior minister to washington who met with joe biden. they said there was no such affair. three months afterwards it was all not true. the chancellor has been monitored and targeted for a decade. this is extremely disappointing on a personal level and is important for the german-u.s. relationship. the biggest burden since world war ii. >> thank you so much. senior correspondent joining us. thank you very much. >> an estimated one in 2,000 children born neither a boy nor a girl are considered intersects. germany is the first country to recognise this third gender. >> born neither a boy or girl, daniela spent her life in fear, pain and shame all because of doctors' decisions. she's trying to make sure the same doesn't happen do anyone else. >> i was born with ambiguous genitalia. doctors couldn't tell if i was a boy or girl. at 2.5 months they cast

angela? >> chairman tester and ranking member portman, thank you very much for your oversight of the national security workforce and for inviting me to testify here today. i'm speaking on behalf of pogo but also map of the make is a coalition which represent more than 50 groups and millions of americans. very concerned with whistleblower protections in both the public and private sector. we are deeply concerned that the national security claims here and throughout the government really threaten to engulf our government and the cruel irony will make us less safe in august of this year this court decision in conyers strict federal employees and national security sensitive positions of the right to an appeal, an adverse action setting the stage also strip due process rights are actions that are discriminatory or in retaliation for whistleblowing. is deeply flawed decision armed agencies this week and how that affects untold numbers of civil service. until because opm cannot say exactly how many

joining me now are krystal ball and angela rye. thank you for being on. >> thanks for having us on. >> krystal, let's put up that chart again. showing filibusters against president obama's nominees versus all other nominees from all other presidents in u.s. history combined. doesn't that show why this change today was so necessary? >> yeah, it does. i mean, it shows in essence why we can't have nice things. right? maybe we would like to have an emergency brake as the filibuster was meant to be on things that really go beyond the pail. but as you point out, it's not just recent obstruction. we have all this nostalgia about the filibuster and senate tradition. but the filibuster throughout history at times has been used for very ugly things. >> very vile. >> so as republicans try to mount this charge that democrats are changing the rules and appeal to the history of the senate, it's important to remind people of that. but absolutely in the obama era, republicans have forced the hand of harry reid who did not want to go to this place.

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of benefits that those type of migrants would be able to receive those calls have been echoed by angela merkel here in germany and france well and in france it does seem that there is this movement between the split between the west in the east in. the e.u. those in the west are concerned that this going to be a huge influx of migrants moving their way now in packing up mr cameron's mr cameron's words we heard from angela merkel saying that migrants poverty migration was the cause of considerable social problems in certain cities in germany no she didn't mention those cities but it was almost understood that she meant both along the eastern border of germany and the former the former east germany. know what she said is that it's as she was announcing her coalition government that she wanted it. would not allow migrants to just move here without a job and sign on for social benefits for housing benefits and the like that they would only be allowed to do so for limited periods of time now all in france the french warland were saying similar things he said that this type of migration was a

jealous because they do not have the capability. >> the story this week is not angela merkel. real story is there are powerful forces arrayed against the nsa. google. apple, yahoo!, you can mess with the french and the spanish but do not mess with silk hunt valley and that it -- silicon valley. that to me is the story. >> we have these big headlines and they go away and went to stand f -- we understand that there is more stuff to come. how accurate is the reporting on this? >> "the washington post" has been clear about what they have released. we have seen them do one story after another with months in all indications are they have done some good reporting. they have got -- the white house is not denying their story. silicon valley was furious when they found out "the washington post" had gotten this. history of a long relationships. [inaudible] >> they are not just shoving it out there. >> i do not think we can leave this without getting the question answered, how could ged who who has a bounced in and out of community colleges go into the cia and get a posting at another job

joining me now are krystal ball and angela rye. thank you for being here.al, comparing a senate-ruled change to allowing rape. i mean, what's your reaction? >> it's unbelievable. and unfortunately, his spokesman said he has been doing this absurd analysis for 25 years. unfortunately that's true. rush limbaugh uses rape in a variety of circumstances to describe things across the board from workers organizing to changing the rules in the senate. i mean, this guy has a pattern of misogynistic, offensive, racist language that he has no intention of backing down from. and the one thing we should be encouraged by is the fact a lot of advertisers have realized they don't want to be anywhere near associated with this guy. and they pulled their ads from his programming. that's the one encouraging thing. >> people say they're offended. i've said things where i had to say wait a minute, that's offensive. but they dig in and go worse. angela, a lot of people raise the question to me -- i get e-mails and tweets all the time. why do you even mention rush limbaugh? presid

angela mcglowan and miguel, the former aide to harry reid. welcome to both of you. >> nice to be here. >> great to have you both. the president says he wants to see if there are any administrative solutions that he can personally see put into place that would rectify the wrongs that have been done to the people, millions we have to say, who have lost their plans that they wanted to keep. what are those? >> yeah, i got to tell you, i think the best thing would be if the president would work with congress. especially republicans in congress in order to fix this law. i'm sure there are things he could do administratively. republicans working with us, i think we can do a whole lot more to fix the law. >> angela, the president says he'll be personally involved with this. he's going to work personally to fix it. is that helpful? >> it is helpful, jamie. my opponent is correct that the president should work with republicans. let's go back in history. it was a democratic house and senate that passed this bill. you had republicans that wanted to sit a