barbara will tell you. i'm not sure that -- i'm pretty sure based on what i know unless they're sitting on more information that i have a lot of trouble rendering a guilty verdict in this case. >> well, this is a -- it's a fascinate being case and there have -- fascinating case and there have been many cases with different facts in the united states, barbara combs alee, stephen drake, appreciate you coming on, and we'll have you back on. i'm sure. >>> coming up next, huge polls show hillary clinton a huge favorite in the next presidential race, and that means nothing. more in our data dive. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo# #r# ## >> today's data dive jumps to the top of presidential polling, former secretary of state hillary clinton with a plassive lead among likely candidates for president. joe biden a very distant second 55 points behind. on the republican side, new jersey governor chris christie, then bottom jeb bush. clinton's lead if history is a guide she won't even say she's running for at least another year an

barbara starr? >> the washington navy yard sits in the middle of the washington, d.c., community in southwest washington. now, let me be clear. there are not houses right next to where this is happening but there are homes, families, people, schools not that far away and that is a good reason as well why they want to get this under control. they would be concerned that a shooter could get to a roof but i have to say if that is happening, that will be quite extraordinary and quite unusual and worth figuring out how that happened because in many buildings in washington roof access would be secured. there's gear on top of roofs, a place where maintenance people go. that would be something to watch. what appears to be unfolding is to difficult but expected in this day and age, there are procedures in the capital when these incidents happen a place where a shooter is believed to be goes into immediate lockdown, all authorities are called. everyone responds. as my colleague evan perez, was saying, the fbi

so thank you barbara (clapping) we had a special teacher we'd like to give to barbara and is mark here as well? oh, there you are (clapping) so hopefully mark and barbara marseille is the director of community height programs and it daily support. any time we have a need she points us to the right person. it's that type of leadership that appraise services but we don't just stop at medical we know you need showers and hair cuts so thank you to dp h (clapping) the next person i'd like to introduce is janet oh, sorry there you are. i just met her today and i think we're going to be faster friends anybody who wants to help the homeless is precious. she's respond who tom is also here. whether you shield has been here from the beginning and how many of you are here from blue shield today? look at all us. i have blue shield as my required that i think my dr. is downstairs. thank you so much. (clapping) >> good morning you i'm jan it chd for blue shields. wire at the corner of market and belly. we take our commitment to our fellow county members at heart. it's core to our mission. i i'm here

it's barbara." i say, "hi, hi, hi barbara."entertainment tonight" to tell me it's been announced that rosie o'donnell's coming on the show, and guess who told them that news?" i said, "joy behar?" [ laughter ] she goes, "yes. and i just want you to know, i'm not renewing your contract." so i said, "look, barbara, i'm sorry, it was a mistake." "it was a big mistake, i'm not renewing your contract." i said, "come on, barbara, give me a break." >> you have to go, is that why you're -- >> jay: if you have to go, you have to go. >> well, anyway, i didn't get fired. i got back on the show, and now i'm off the show. >> jay: now you're off the show joy behar, very funny. joy, thank you. we'll be right back, with valerie june. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

barbara starr is our pentagon correspondent. what are you picking up, barbara? >> wolf, a named ed seigler has told cnn that two shooters are down. that's the word from this spokesman for the navy yard. pardon me. what that means, we're still trying to determine. we don't know if they are killed, in custody, wounded. but he says two shooters, two suspects down. he is also saying now that there are multiple deaths but that our understanding is that it does not involve the d.c. metropolitan police officer who appears to have been shot in this incident. if, in fact, it turns out as ed says, there are multiple shooters, too, this becomes a very different situation because then you would have had the elements, frankly, of some sort of conspiracy to use the word broadly, two people talking about carrying out this event, two people planning together to carry out some sort of an event. so this becomes an even more serious situation for the military and for security officials to understand as rapidly as they can what exactly they are dealing with here. we do want to repe

les saluda bÁrbara bermudo. >>> y tambiÉn pamela silva conde, gracias por acompaÑarnos hoy viernes, comenzamosn la zona turÍstica de nueva jersey, las llamas consumieron mÁs de 8 cuadras, es una desgracia para los que se querÍan recuperar del huracÁn sandy, vamos con nayeli, adelante. >>> muchas gracias. me encuentro frente al malecÓn, los cuerpos de socorro no cesaron las labores de limpieza, los residentes no entienden por quÉ la tragedia les tocÓ otra vez, en lo que describen fue un verdadero infierno. >>> reducido a escombros el paseo marÍtimo en nueva jersey, destruyÓ alrededor de 30 negocios, el malecÓn que fue renovado completamente, luego de la devastaciÓn del huracÁn sandy, volviÓ a ser escenario de una catastrofe, por llamas que lo consumieron todo en horas. pese al esfuerzo de centenares de bomberos. los testigos del paso del huracÁn sandy, tuvieron que mirar al mismo punto por culpa de las llamas. >>> estÁ afectando lo mismo, sandy inundÓ todo, el restaurante se cerrÓ completamente, ahora con el incendio quemÓ todo alrededor, pienso que se cerrarÁ igual. >>> el grupo de trabajadore

. >>> quÉ tal, feliz miercoles para todos, bienvenidos a "primer impacto", les saluda bÁrbara bermudolva conde, mÁs adelante, el caso de este valiente, diez aÑos de edad, pese a su condiciÓn, no abandona sus sueÑos. >>> el deslave que matÓ a 14 personas en mÉxico, movilizÓ a mil personas, el ejÉrcito, socorristas y vecinos, verÓnica del castillo, en vivo, con mÁs detalles, y presenta por supuesto las imÁgenes, buenas tardes verÓnica. >>> sÍ, efectivamente, muchas gracias bÁrbara, lamentablemente, de estas v vÍctimas mortales, 8 menores, un reciÉn nacido, y mujeres. los aludes pueden continuar si no cesan las lluvias. >>> un cerro se desgajo luego de una intensa tormenta en veracruz, sepultÓ casas y carreteras, dejando un panorama desolador. >>> afectÓ a casas, habÍa como 4 casas, obstruidas ahÍ por la tierra. >>> fueron 200 toneladas de piedras y lodo que arrasaron con viviendas asÍ a la orilla de la carretera. >>> al perderse una vida es lamentable, actuamos con toda la decisiÓn, en este momento, en medio de la contingencia, asegurando, que toda nuestra gente se encuentre en zonas, s

barbara and i have created what david calls a community space.when people come to politics & prose, they don't come just to shop, but to have a pleasant time, meet friends, rest a bit with a cup of coffee, hear a brilliant lecture about a new book, join with others to discuss a book. we perform a myriad of tasks, mostly gracefully. we give good, prompt service. we have two people who spend all their time ordering books for customers. we have 25 mostly full-time staff helping customers.

how large is this building, barbara? barbara's on the phone with her sources gathering more information. mike brooks do you know the answer to that question. how large is this building. all right. let's go to todd sperry, are you on the line. todd sperry. >> yes, i am here. >> todd, tell us how large this building is, do you know. >> jon: can someone tell her how [bleep] the building is. can someone just tell her how [bleep] the building is, someone please. we're not going to get to move forward until we know how long this building is. we're in square hole worm territory here. and then inevitably blirts. >> th --blitzer. >> the tack that this is described as one in a black top black jeans what does that say if anything about a possible motive or whatever. can we begin to draw any initial conclusion? [laughter] >> what is the black top and black jeans say about possible motive. i don't know, why don't you ask your best colleague. [crowd cheering] >> perhaps the worst part of the blitzer reportage using phrases like. >we b

very nostalgic, barbara. when you walk into the room and you see these puppet, it really takes you back to your childhood no matter how old you are. the ceremony is going on right now. talk 20 henson pup elts to be donated. in the mix, miss piggy, better, elmo, some of the characters from fraggle rock. they will be in there. they'll join oscar the grouch and kermit the frog. they're on display here. one thing that's special, if you look at the display, they may look a little weathered because these are the first-construction characters. these were the ones used in the first shows, in the fist commercials that jim henson did. i was talking with dwight blocker, the curator here, and he was just speaking on the amazing legacy that jim henson has created and that they'll be able to display in the museum. also one very, very special person, the person of the hour here, his daughter, cheryl henson. she spoke to us about the local ties here in d.c. >> my father and my mother met at the university of maryland, and th

we want to get to barbara starr at the pentagon because there is new reporting on this., the word is that there will be a review of security, that that's what the secretary of the navy is saying. tell us about it. >> exactly right. chris, ashleigh, good morgning. the civilian top leader of the u.s. navy, ray mabus, now is expected to order later today a full security review of all navy and marine corps installations. he wants to do two thing s we'r told. he wants a quick look at everything to make sure that all of the physical security requirements are being met. are people doing their jobs at those security gates, at the checkpoints? that's the first thing. then he wants a longer look. are the correct require thments place? are there other personal or security measures that need to be instituted to ensure safety? much like we saw at ft. hood in 2009 after the shooting there, the military taking a very serious look to see what else needs to be done. but this is centering a lot on the physical security at these types of ins slaigs slaigss li navy yard, the deeper, perhaps

barbara and jim, back to you. >> how much is this test going to cost them? >> the test is going to be $5. >> that's not too bad. >> danielle, we understand some students have already taken the test. how have they done? >> universities have been doing self assessments for years, and they do very well. the increase in knowledge is really for students at the 50 percentile go up to 78 percentile. so we see students improving and doing very well. >>> and we are live in los angeles. it's a trial against michael >>> a massive fire is now under control. the flames broke out around 5:30 this morning. the cause of the fire is under investigation. no one was hurt. >>> we want to update you on a new caution issued for travelers. scott mcfarland is live at the live desk. >> the this is in extension of a general contract warning issued. the state department says al qaeda and other groups continue to plan attacks against u.s. interests. at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >> happying right now, closing arguments are under way in a trial that pits michael jackson's famil

i spent a day following the then first lady barbara bush around. not as a stalker, but as a member of the press corps. it was a big press corps, lots of people. the motorcade of us going and around and all these dignitaries in various events. at the end of the day, mrs. bush had a press conference at a hotel ballroom. the place was packed. i was taking notes for my humor column. when i thought it was all over, the photographer brought the press corps that had been with mrs. bush up on the stage. maybe two dozen of us. they put me right next to barbara rush, first lady of the united states, for this picture. this is a situation where i know in my mind to say nothing. i knew that in my mind. [laughter] your brain does not always tell the rest of your body what the plan is. there was kind of a quiet moment with these high-powered journalists and this room full of people. i planned to say nothing, but for some reason my mouth came open, and i said to barbara bush, first lady of the united states, who i had never met. i said, a shot at the same supermar

barbara starr is our pentagon correspondent. barbara, if in fact they are looking, if there are two other shooters on the loose right now, that escalates the shooting incident dramatically with fatalities and injuries. >> absolutely it does. it couldn't be pore serious if you have three people conspireing to carry out an attack at a u.s. is military installation the nation's capital. this is terribly serious, of course, already. it makes it even more difficult. let's try and help people understand what may be going on here. we confirmed a short time ago from a senior u.s. navy official that one shooter was dead. rumors have been flying all morning, some navy officials saying there's two shooters. other tweets and unconfirmed reports talking about up to athlete shooters. why the uncertainty about what exactly is happening here? one of the reasons is the major source of information that anybody had as this was unfolding were people inside the building who were calling out, call, making phone calls, trying to communicate what they

bienvenidos a "primer impacto" les saluda bÁrbara bermudo pamela tiene el dÍa libre, gracias por su confianzasotros. >> comenzamos con la violenta balacera que puso a una niÑa al borde de la muerte, todo comenÓo en una discusiÓn y la pequeÑa fue blanco de las vals salvador durÁn nos cuenta lo que pasa. >> de un hilo pende la vida de desiree la niÑa de 7 aÑos terminÓ con un balazo en la cabeza luego que una discusiÓn entre adultos terminara en tiroteo callejero. >> salÍ, vi la niÑa ahi y mi hija gritando. >> de esta cara sonriente desiree pasÓ a la tragedia de un respirador artificial aunque fue declarada clÍnicamente muerta su familia estÁ aferrada a un milagro. >> ahorita acabamos de hablar con el doctor y nos dijo que la querÍa desconectar porque la niÑa tiene su cerebro pues ya no le funciona. >> la pequeÑa fue baleada ayer despuÉs de la media noche por presuntos pandilleros que en esta estaciÓn de gasolina discutieron con el novio de su mamÁ. >> Él le dijo que decÍa no quiero problemas, tengo niÑos en el carro, y ellos no lo querÍan dejar pasar. fue cuando levantÓ su.... >> los sospechoso

ironically, each one worked at the time. >> barbara bush came across as the first grandmother.he helped create that image. roslyn carter, she is implying we have the best interest of our therefore, we can be interest advisor. >> she got burned like abigail >> she went as his ambassador which are not turn out to be as well received as they had hoped. >> she attended cabinet meetings. >> they had a close partnership, but there were some things she did not do again. her mental health initiatives >> oneery controversial. thing about the carter's is they were not of washington. >> 4 years later, they fell victim. americans periodically decide every four years they want someone else. >> the steep learning curve. here we have a 21st-century example. >> roosevelt had to learn the proper procedures, all that that is notumption. the same as learning the legislative process specific policy issues or things we might associate with a first lady. >> at the smithsonian, they did a series on first ladies. one of the things she said was she did give policy advice. they said, wait until the seco

. * but we are going to have barbara, let's see, barbara senich and jackie moray to come up on stagethe award on behalf of the portola. (applause) >> nice t-shirt. thank you very much. here is a model of the t-shirt. [laughter] (applause) >> it is the best neighborhood you never heard of. both barbara and i are lifelong members of the neighborhood. i'm still in the same house that i grew up in. and come and see the new four-barrel when we timely get it. we're the only neighborhood that doesn't have a coffee shop. what can i tell you? [laughter] (applause) >> as jackie said, you'll have to come out to the portola to see what's going on. and don't forget to notice our painted pillar there as you drive along 01 >> experiencing technical difficulty; please stand by >> here is the other linda to accept the award on behalf of the group. (applause) >> thank you. my name is linda light haiser and i work with help mclaren park. alioto-pier here to accept the award on behalf of the founders of the organization, the real movers and shakers who couldn't be here tonight, chuck and [speaker not un

(barbara) i do. no, you don't. (barbara) well you know...is not the time to tell me the issue. but i'm-- no... no. the thing is... no, really... well i... no, no. i'm telling you... no, no. i'm telling you early... knowing you, it's some kind of football thing, or whatever. no, i don't wanna hear it. why would you decide to get married during football season? when you know... because i can! ...i'm all about football? i just had to let her know that, possibly, i would be missing the, um, rehearsal night. all the rehearsal, the rehearsal dinner, and everything. (announcer) with her son playing varsity football for the first time, barbara wants to see him play, even if it means missing the rehearsal! so what are you trying to tell me-- you're not going to the rehearsal? i can't-- i... you know, you got special needs and you need to be there, so you can see the rehearsal, barbara. well, i think that... you know, i know that it's a rehearsal... no, no, no, no, 'm not gonna kick you out, i'm gonna talk about you-- watch! trust me in that rehearsal

sometimes it's barbara lee, alone in 2001. congresswoman barbara lee from california was the one vote in either house of congress in 2001 two voted against what turned into our 13-year-long war in afghanistan that we are still in now. in the first iraq war, the gulf war of 1991, we look back on now and think of as an easy call, right? one of the good wars. it was super clear what was going to happen there. this aggression will not stand, man. well, you know what turns out? that was actually a close vote. it was close in the house and it was really close in the senate. among the senators who are still around now, who voted no against that, voted no against the first war in iraq in 1991, were chuck grassley of iowa, carl levin. another man you might have heard from recently named john kerry. then a senator from massachusetts. also a man who's currently our vice president. joe biden. they all voted no on the first gulf war. 47 senators voted no. that does not mean they were always voting no on every use of force. eight years late

barbara, thank you.the world is waiting to see what lawmakers in washington decide. >> germany's foreign minister says the united nations should use the time to find common ground on what to do in syria. so far, the u.n. security council hasn't drawn up a resolution calling for a military strike. cnn's nick paton walsh is at the u.n. with more on that and what the international community is saying. nick? >> reporter: well, brianna, barack obama made it pretty clear he didn't see the u.n. as really consequential in his decision-making, calling it completely paralyzed, basically, because of the russian and chinese veto against resolutions on syria here. but clearly, he does care about global public opinion, and we have a process under way at the united nations here which could result in evidence, in a conclusion that chemical weapons were used inside syria. the inspectors have now taken their samples from syria from the alleged sites where chemical weapons were used. they're some of them in the hague, in t

. >>> bueno, es que vi a barbara tan sola en el hospital. >> >> mira pato, a ver, perdÓn.as de la casa y de la tienda a punta de patadas y llevÓ abogados, policÍas, todo. >> sÍ, tia. nos echaron de la casa. ♪. ♪. >> muy bonito, muy bonito. Ándale, sigue emborrachandote que eso te va a servir mucho en la vida >> bueno, ¿y quÉ quieres que haga? ¿quÉ no ves lo que estÁ pasando? >> sÍ, lo veo muy claro. muy claro lo veo. >> mÁ, yo no puedo vivir sin esa mujer. entender, a ver dame esa botella. >> no. >> dÁmela, damela. ¡dÁmela! ay dios mÍo, tÚ eres muy buen hombre, hijito. pero no sÉ, esto es veneno, te embrutece. >> no es veneno. >> sÍ, te hace perder el control, hijito. por favor. >> me ayuda. me ayuda. es mÁs no ni que tomara tan seguido, solo cuando lo necesito. >> mira, es que si de verdad quieres cambiar, tienes que cambiar hijito. hazme caso. >> pero cambiar mÁs, ma. mÁs de lo que ya he cambiado para que la muÑe estÉ contenta. ¿mÁs? >> ay dios mÍo, mira por una vez en la vida deja de pensar en esa mujer, hijo. piensa en ti. mÍrate, mirate. ¿tÚ quÉ crees, que a mÍ me gus

we wanted to extend a special thanks to directors, barbara garcia and john ram. we passed this legislation and asked to take this task without additional funding. we are amazed at how much you both stepped up to the challenge and really did tremendous work with incredible robust community input and outreach and we are just unbelievably grateful. we wanted to also extend a special thanks to the kota chairs who really led the task force down an amazing path. finally, thank you so much colleen who ran this process. i know we just need to give her a round of [ applause. [ applause ] and jody cook. we are so graeft full and excited and urge you to adopt this plan and recommend for it's passage and we are so excited to use it as a final policy document and land document in the city. thank you very much. >> commissioners and director ram, strictly speaking as a public resident and long time resident of the bay view community, i also was a part of this process. i think all of us need to congratulate the health department and the planning department. it has taken a tremen

>> celebrating barbara walters.n the first day of the final season on air on "the view". >> talking about the day, i feel happy this show is on the 17th year. i love doing this. i am going to be doing everything for nbc news. >> season 17 kicking off today. >> hello to our new cast member. >> getting a very warm welcome. >> you're very handsome. >> the attempt at twerking is tame compared to what is in store. >> i don't know what human resources know what's they're doing. jenny was tame today but she's getting warmed up jenny says she plans to avoid talking with b.her controversial opinion there is a link between vac skbreenz autism, promising fun and surprises this season, her first, and barbara's last. >> if i would have been hired at season 18 boy have felt like i missed out on a lot. she's one of the top journalists ever. i'm going to learn a lot from watching her this year. >> we couldn't woent see her after the season, barbara walters will be here working behind the scenes continuing as co-executive producer o

barbara starr got an exclusive look inside their laboratory.s just a fingerprint smudge on a piece of metal. but whose is it? cnn is the first news organization to see how analysts at america's bomb lab have helped identify nearly 1,000 terrorists and members of al qaeda in 25 countries since the 9-11 attacks. lifting fingerprints involves some of the most sensitive techniques. here superglue vapors are blasted onto cellphone circuit boards from ied explosions "those fumes are attaching to any fingerprints that are left behind on the surface and then they form a plastic image over that finger print." ultaviolet light picks up fine details. prints are gathered off documents, even food wrappers. ied parts gathered years ago in iraq are checked for prints. the u-s wants to see if any iraq refugees now in the u-s may have ties to terrorism. and some do. two iraqi men--one was named alwan-- living in the us as refugees were convicted of plotting to help al qaeda. lab director greg carl shows me an evidence bag from one of their ieds in iraq. "on thi

bÁrbara. >>> y para nuestro final de impacto. en la sortija y el nombre del colegio de la escuela, el buzo pudo localizar al dueÑo que no pudo contener las lÁgrimas. dice que no fue el valor del anillo si no el significado emocional que tenÍa. ahi lo ven, las imÁgenes conmovedoras. y el destino, uno nunca sabe donde van a terminar las cosas. >>> asÍ es. >>> estÁ para ti regresar. >>> estÁtixactamente. >>> estaremos maÑana sky con todos ustedes, gracias. >>> los esperamoscita de impact gracias por estar con nosotros en esta noche. . >> la mitad de la ciudad bajo el aghua . >> el autor de masacre en astillero confeso que tenía halucinaciones . >> la gobernadora de arizona lucha contra dreamers dice que no pueden tener licencia de conducir . >> también lucha de dreamers que trabaja para evitar que compañías abusen de inmigrantes indocumentados . >> comenzamos la edición nocturna .

the university of california at santa barbara.e memories that i still have from my days there. take a look. ♪ tucked between the stunning santa ynez mountains and the pacific, santa barbara is the gem of the california coast. the u.c. campus, spread over 1,000 acres of ocean front, is for me, the most beautiful in the country. calling it home for four years was as good as you might think. water polo was the initial draw for me. but what endured beyond the sports and the natural beauty of my home state, is the camaraderie, the lifelong friends i would meet. >> hi, josh. good morning, america. greetings from campus point at beautiful u.c. santa barbara. >> reporter: friends like justin pollack, one of my very best. fortunately, he still puts up with me even now. 10 or maybe 20 years later. and today, he's come back to help show off all that we love about being gauchos. >> hard to imagine, but this is part of our campus here. the ocean, surfers, the mountains. we spent very little time here during school. of course. >> reporter: my t

como dije riesgosa de un volcÁn cuÉntanos un poquito de esto jackie hola feliz viernes. >> asÍ es bÁrbaraz estarÁn observando en tamaulipas estÁ generando fuerte y fuertes precipitaciones matutinas estÁn haciendo sentir en todo el sureste de texas en la florida y hacia el oeste de cuba especialmente en el caribe, en el caribe por aquÍ tenemos remanentes de lo que fue la tormenta tropical gabriel se mueve hacia el norte, pudieron retomar nuevamente sus caracterÍsticas tropicales por el momento sigue generando precipitaciones sobre el caribe, actividad de lluvias se van a sentir en el sureste hacia el noroeste pero bueno la gran noticia del dÍa en cuÁnto al tiempo se refiere y las altas temperaturas el paÍs estÁ dividido desde los 90 grados para nosotros aquÍ en california, ha sido la mÁxima con el Índice de calor estamos experimentando temperaturas como si estuviera en los 110 grados, eso sÍ es calor y estoy experimentando yo tambiÉn, fuera de eso san antonio 96 pero notoemos una diferencia con 74 grados es una masa de aire mucho mÁs frÍa que viene refrescando la situaciÓn para ustedes, ot