barbara: it looks scary. dr. may: it is a 12-inch instrument that you introduce through the penis and then you scrape away at the prostate in order to create a new opening. it is painful, bloody. patients submit to it because if untreated the enlarged prostate can damage the bladder, cause renal failure, lead to infection or ultimately obstruct urine flow completely. this is prosvent. it contains natural minerals that reduces the symptoms of enlarged prostate and promotes prostate health. returning men to a normal existence in less than 30 days. >> i love driving the school bus but, if you have kids on the bus, you have to go, you have to go, but you can't. when this thing came about, it worked within a week. i don't have to worry about running to a bathroom. it has changed my life from what it used to be. it is better than great because it has made a big difference in my life. >> i'm surprised it worked so quickly because within a week and a half i was not going to the bathroom. >> you stand there and nothing is

, barbara democrat from houston texas. ms. jordan: thank you ladies and gentlemen for a very warm reception. it was 144 years ago that members of the democratic party first met in convention to select a presidential candidate. since that time, democrats have continued to convene once every four years and draft a party platform and nominate a presidential candidate. and our meeting this week is a continuation of that tradition. but there is something different about tonight. there is something special about tonight. what is different? what is special? i, barbara jordan, am a keynote speaker. [applause] when -- a lot of years passed since 1832, and during that time it would have been most unusual for any national political party to ask a barbara jordan to deliver a keynote address. but tonight, here i am. and i feel -- i feel that notwithstanding the past that my presence here is one additional bit of evidence that the american dream need not forever be deferred. [applause] now -- now that i have this grand distinction, what

barbara boxer will not show us your checkbook. that's right. anyway, it was a total nightmare so i gave the. i thought i'm sick of this. i don't need this. i could go back to being a reporter, go have a tv show, blah, blah, blah.w and i called and said this is it. i'm not going to do this senate race. and i thought he would be happy because he always -- we support you as a constituent but we miss you, you know? instead of saying all, i'm happy. he said that talk about when you get over i said there's nothing to talk about. and on the way home i stopped off at a party. they were watching 60 minutes and they showed me in my happier moments. now i welcome. he is upstairs watching a baseball game and he has two kids who are now young adults. they are waiting for me. laying awake for me.e whether doing your? they were working, and they said mom, you can't trot out. this is so stupid. i hate to tell the. sounds like it is made up. i said why not? i'm so sick of this. i have done some dignity. they said we're going to reach a book that you always read

barbara. so then they had a feeling it would work so i wrote to back up. but bill whole idea that we can make it in america that is a big part of your story but something that is different is that you are a girl so here you are you go to brooklyn college and following in your dad's footsteps you get a degree you want to be a stockbroker and to start interviewing for jobs but it wasn't as easy back then. >> it was impossible. they used to have a program at the wall street firm because the people that were selling the securities were called customer's men. that was the name. so i want to be a customer's man. so when i got my first job it was a long story but this was a woman who wrote the municipal bond she was so smart she never signed a elizabeth said she would sign an her initials to disguise the fact. she said nobody will buy it could. she never became a partner for many years and it was in disguise. so i felt i will take a different path i will work for her at a salary so i guess i made $90 a week but i had to make more to live a decent life so steady f

barbara. so that wrote a back to my mother if they don't let me in i could be so happy if i could see you. in school i of in the mexican group. a study group in fact, i am the chairman. because they are memories that we have. >> but though whole idea that any kid could make it in america no matter where you come from is a big part of the book but one thing that is great about your stories is that you were a girl so here you are and you go to brooklyn college following in your father's footsteps in to get the degree you want to be a stockbroker city star interviewing and it was it easy back then to get that job. >> it was zero possible. >> there was a program up on wall street firms it was the people who work selling the securities they recall the customer's men. so i was this man so when i got my first job it is a long story but it was the women who wrote about these letters but she never signed it elizabeth she signed it ee to disguise the fact that she was a woman and she never became a part

i, barbara jordan, am a keynote speaker.] when, awoman jordan: lot of years passed since 1832, and during that time it would have been most unusual for any national political party to ask a barbara jordan to deliver a keynote address. but tonight, here i am. and i feel, i feel that notwithstanding the past that my presence here is one additional bit of evidence that the american dream need not forever be deferred. [applause] now, now that i have this grand what in the world am i supposed grandction, -- distinction, what in the world am i supposed to say? i could easily spend this time praising the accomplishment of this party and attacking the republicans, but i don't choose to do that. i could list the many problems which americans have. i could list the problems which cause people to feel cynical, angry, frustrated, problems which include lack of integrity in government, the feeling that the individual no longer counts the reality of material and poverty, the feeling that the grand american experiment is failing or has fai

barbara: not many, actually.prolonged the state of emergency, and he will send out more police and have security services comb through known terrorist suspects one more time, but it's too late for a real reform of the services, and the interior minister says we don't need that, so politically he's pretty much at the end of what he can do, but this will damage him badly. he's not likely to be able to stand again in next year's election as a candidate. christopher: back to max in nice. what is the mood tonight? our people back out on the streets, or are they worried about the security situation? max: when the sun started setting, people cannot again. you saw what we had not seen all day, people crying, maybe realizing what happened. we are approaching the 24 hour mark, in a couple hours, and maybe now people start realizing, when the mood and light is similar to yesterday, how many people lost their lives. christopher: max hoffman in nice, barbara in paris, thanks to both of you. staying in nice, people in the city

. >> la cantante ana bÁrbara pide una restituciÓn millonaria al banco, tras ser vÍctima, segÚn ella.o se siente uno por dentro. por ejemplo, yo me siento bien y pues sé que me veo bien... osea no, no no seré último modelo, pero pues quiero funcionar de lo mejor, ¿no? por, por eso busco un compañero que me cuide y que me de chevron con techron. tu auto hace mucho por ti. cuídalo. chevron con techron. cuídalo siempre. aaayy... en serio, ¿para mi? ya me voy a poner rojo... dos de ellos detonaron expl detonaronosivos. la resoluciÓn deberÁ quedar en manos del mandatario pedro pablo. los hijos alegaban que su padre tenÍa problemas de salud pero dos aÑos despuÉs fue rechazada tras un informe mÉdico que negaba que la salud del comitÉ estuviera en riesgo. conductor: fue asesinado en mÉxico el alcalde de san juan. en el mismo tiroteo fallecieron otras cuatro personas. el nÚmero oficial serÁ a una docena. isa: los indÍgenas de san juan, en chiapas tomaron las armas durante una manifestaciÓn para exigir entre otras cosas, agua potable para la comunidad. >> esto ha ocasionado que no llegue bastan

who was barbara ross? from the letter it said, do not answer. so the senator's office had no intention to even send this woman, whoever she might be, even a form letter. she did not deserve even from there way of thinking a form letter. and so i couldn't shake it, and i was telling people about it. told my sister about this letter, and she said, my goodness, you have to find a member of her family when the book comes out to tell them about this letter inure book. i told my sister, well, yeah. that is a good idea. and so i thought deeply about it, and the letter had an address. 2103 delware street, texas texarkana, arkansas, and i called the city clerk and said, my name is will hay goode. i just wrote a book about thurgood marshall's battle to be on the supreme court in the book i quote a letter from one--time resident by the name of barbara ross. my book will be out very shortly; i told her -- this was like six months ago -- and i said there is any way i can find an heir, any relative that this miss barbara ross might have in texarkana. the city

>> he was very polite. >> i love barbara. she is a very cool lady. they are afraid of you, barbara. >> i got him now. >> what are you looking forward to? >> shooting. shooting a gun. i never shot a gun before. >> this is something that the police department does do. they offer ride alongs and what barbara did, she said i would love to do a ride along and she said it's the last item on my bucket list. they said come on boy. >> a reminder of the dangers for fireworks. one man who survived a brightening accident. plus a fireball in the sky behind a massive explosion in michigan. i just picked us up 2 breakfast croissants for $4, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up, and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. enjoy freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon. or sausage. two tasty croissants at an even tastier $4 price. it's a deal you'll devour. limiting protections for tl-g-t ==vo==y intact. >>> in north carolina, limi

son varias las personas afectadas en fraude, entre ellas la cantante mexicana, ana bÁrbara, quien enilizar informaciÓn de clientes sin su autorizaciÓn. david cÉsar dice que ha sido presionado a adquirir nuevas cuentas nuevas ocasiones. >> cuÁl es el caso de tener dos cuentas? no tengo capital como para tener dos cuentas, verdad? reporter ahora una de esas cuentas fantasmas vuelven a surgir. una de esas cuentas fue creada a nombre de ana bÁrbara, quien hablÓ de que fueron utilizadas para robarle. ana: estoy pasando momentos muy duro ojalÁ la gente como yo, que trabajamos y tenemos nuestros hijos, que somos el pilar principal de tu casa, solo decirles que hay que tener mucho cuidado siempre, saber dÓnde tienes tus... en quien depositas la confianza. reportera: wells fargo disciplinÓ a algunos empleados por el caso, se negaron a comentar especÍficamente del caso de ana bÁrbara, stone nos informaron. no toleramos el comportamiento que no cumple con nuestros estÁndares Éticos. actuales de manera rÁpida y justo cuando identificamos un problema. se desconoce cuÁntas personas han sido afecta

[applause] twelve years ago barbara jordan, another texas woman, barbara -- [applause] [applause] barbaraadeards: the keynote address to this convention, and two women in 160 years is about par for the course. [applause] governor richards: but, if you give us a chance, we can perform. after all, ginger rogers did everything that fred astaire did. she just did it backwards and in high heels. [applause] treasurer richards: i want to announce to this nation that in a little more than 100 days, the reagan-meese-deaver-nofziger-poi reagan-meese-deaver-nofziger-poi reagan-meese-deaver-nofziger-poi reagan-meese-deaver-nofziger-poi reagan-meese-deaver-nofziger-poi bush will be over. [applause] treasurer richards: you know, tonight i feel a little like i did when i played basketball in the 8th grade. i thought i looked real cute in my uniform, and then i heard a boy yell from the bleachers, "make that basket, bird legs." [laughter] treasurer richards: and my greatest fear is that same guy is somewhere out there in the audience tonight, and he's going to cut me down to size. [laughter] becauser ric

thank you barbara for everything you do every dayism we look forward handing the keys to you next month and you can come and open the doors every day [inaudible] lastly i want to thank colleagues at the arts commission who couldn't be here today because he is celebrating her daughters wedding back east, judy [inaudible] does a incredible job. [inaudible] which wh i came on board 4 years ago and it was [inaudible] judy has been the greatest champion and all the arts commission staff that are such a honor work wg every day and [inaudible] of the arts in san francisco. thank you arts commission staff, can you please raise your hand? i know many are here today. thank you. we made it through the thank you's and i assure i won't be [inaudible] it is my great pleasure and [inaudible] reverend calvin jones junior from [inaudible] thank you again. [applause] >> [inaudible] let's hold hands. thank you god. god we thank you for the time together and ask you to bless this occasion and lord, work and people that have put time in down through the years, we just thank you god for your grace and mercy.

brent: our barbara basil there in downing street. we will go more in-depth on the new prime minister and her decisions today. thank you very much. theresa may takes the reins at an uncertain time in the u.k., she will have to unite people after the bitter eu referendum campaign, and reassure businesses about the economic follow. but her biggest job, to negotiate brexit. reporter: known for her no-nonsense, tough talking style, theresa may faces a difficult task of bringing together a divided country, weighed down by uncertainty. but britain's prime minister does at least enjoy the support of key members of the conservative party. >> i have sat around the cabinet table with her f six years and she has the integrity, strength, and leadership our country needs. in britain, and around the world, the british economy needs certainty. reporter: may's experience since verse becoming an mp in 1997, is a safe pair of hands, shrewd, and a not afraid to enter into battle when needed. the political attitudes at times can be difficult to pin down,

now it is my pleasure to introduce barbara love. barbara love is a lesbian feminist. she was active in the early days of n.o.w. and for years following. she was a coauthor with a book that put lesbianism sort of on the american agenda called -- was a right on woman. and she is, as i said, continues to be active and is also the editor of the book that was produced by veteran -- of america -- feminists who changed america. >> some of you are probably in it because you're probably some of the feminists that changed america. this was a magnificent product, with the help of other folks and the book is published. there is a cd that's also of the book that can be purchased at the table, but i just want to say, this is a monumental piece of work that actually has a philosophy, which i want to mention, because it's part of what vfa is trying to do and that is, to not just raise up the betty friedans and the kate milletts and the rest of us on familiesl, but to say that live in the cities and towns of our country and those women that work so hard over the last 50 years are the

that is what barbara ross did. i am sure she had no idea where that letter went, where it floated off to, she never got a response. but many, many years later wil haygood, the little boy on the state board in 1967 grows up to be a writer and goes to finds the letter and then finds barbara ross herself. people can make a difference. it is wonderful to see things like that happen so thank you. >> host: did she review the book? did she like it? >> guest: yes, she did. she wrote me a wonderful letter which i will cherish. she said mostly in the letter that she had wanted to know all of the behind the scenes things that happen that enabled thurgood marshall to make it on the bench. she told me. in her letter she said now i know, but ps maybe i will write my own book some day. she became a school teacher for many years. history. >> host: scotty is in portsmith, virginia. >> caller: how are you doing? i would like to thank you, mr. haygood for your books. i am sitting here listening to you and being a novice myself i woul

barbara: the e.r.a.. muriel: at our first annual conference after our founding conference, we decided to -- betty friedan proposed in the women's bill of rights that we support the e.r.a.. it was very divisive because the labor union women were still supporting protective labor laws that protected women and children and they had worked very hard, the labor unions, for these laws and were not ready yet to abandon them and of course if you want equal treatment then you can't have so-called protective laws which actually were protecting women out of most of the good jobs. so there was a battle in 1967 that was the same convention where we had a battle. should we make abortion a n.o.w. issue and again, it was the same bitter, heated battle. do we take up abortion or is it too early and frankly i was one of those who thought it was too early, and was i wrong. because once n.o.w. supported abortion, members flooded into n.o.w.. but i had thought it would turn people off. so these were issues that we fought abou

. >> barbara streisand. >> telling "e.t." her new tour secrets. then our meghan trainor back stage exclusive. >> i love showing everyone the behind scenes stuff. they are filming everything. >> now in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." we've got so much news to get to you but this weekend is really all about what's going down in san diego at comi-con. >> and kevin frazier has been there talking with all the celebs. >> reporter: guys, this is the place to be. and we kicked off the week from the folks of "star trek beyond." and we were here for their world premier. it's a little crazy on the carpet. >> it's a blast. >> can you make some noise. >> i expected it to be mayhem. >> it's star treks anniversary, so you got to go big. you shaved it off? >> absolu lulute boardm. >> love that you came summer cool tonight. >> today, san diego, baby. >> reporter: i hosted from the red carpet with zoe saldana, rocked it and gave her husband a smooch, the italian artist just became an american citizen. are the twins sleeping? >> they're at home sle

>> that's right, and discouraging, barbara and pat, for hillary clinton.'s dropping in the polling in key battle kls ground states after the fbi director here in town notoriously called her extremely careless with her e-mails. donald trump is rising in those polls. at the same time now he is basically inviting voters to watch him hire his number two. a thumb's up from donald trump today after he interviewed indiana governor mike pence about the vp job. trump children, ivanka, donald jr. and eric joined him in the vetting. >> a fighter, builder and patriot. >> reporter: but not a decider last night about pence. >> wron whether he will be your governor or your vice president. who the hell knows? >> reporter: former house speaker newt gingrich and governor chris christie are also reportedly talking to trump meanwhile about ruth ginsberg, trump tweeted her mind is shot. resign. "the new york times" editorialized trump is right about ginsburg. inappropriate said the washington post. breaking a high-court taboo on political comment, ginsburg called trump a faker

barbara. >> thanks, angie.f course one of the big stories coming out of dallas right now is the way police killed the suspect, micah johnson. they used a robotic bomb and blew the bomb up. tom costello talked to experts around the country about military tactics like that and what it could mean in the future. >> reporter: the decision facing dallas police was life or death. the heavily armed suspect, micah johnson, had already killed five police officers, wounded 14 people, and was taunting officers, warning that he had planted bombs throughout the area. with police sharp shooters unable to get a clean shot at the suspect, s.w.a.t. commanders presented the chief with a plan. >> to improvise our robot with a d corner within a few feet of where he was that would take him out. i approved it and i'll do it again if presented with the same circumstances. >> police have been using robots for years. most recently ramming holes in the orlando nightclub, trying to free hostages, but also to remove suspicious clothing fro

kathryn bodine, ethron reed, barbara parker, cheryl robinson, daryl brooks,iates, a iatbrook yates, and they will tell their stories. before we yield, i want to yield to our distinguished whip, mr. hoyer, of maryland. >> thank you all for being here. thank you for being here! two weeks ago, democrats held the floor to demand real action. to keep americans safe from gun violence. the american people want a vote. john lewis will speak to us at the end. he marched to get the vote. he speaks now, he sat and stands

let's get to barbara star. what do we know? >> very little, reports coming out right now are indicating the turkish military forces are being scene in istanbul, possibly on the bridge crossing. so famous as a tourist attraction. here is the bottom line military question at this hour. is there in fact a coup under way in turkey? the turkish prime minister, he is saying military action is being taken outside of the turkish chain of command. is that a coup? we don't know the answer to that right now. they are suddenly scrambling to try to find out exactly what is going on with the turkish

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>> host: although we could say when dixon is in officend the santa barbara oil spill>> at the same time of a horrendous natural disasters. in forces nixon to suddenly think about the conservationists' involved. >> true. we do know nixon did a lot for the environmental is impnt and side in --- signed into law which was a sweeping piece of legislation that is impossible to imagine todayay talk about the code between man and nature he thinks ite will boost his the ending for the reelection battle in 72 and these are the pressures that they are experiencing. as they have to drill in more harsh blow cowls of their perceived to be battling of the new regulations in their the first ones and start talking

. >> reporter: barbara boxer is right now addressing the delegation. out here she is a trailblazer herself, one of the first women elected to congress back in 1992, elected to the senate where she has been. she will be retiring at the end of her term coming up this year. now today we thought there would be more disruptions with bernie sanders and his delegates. california has had a lot of problems with how rowdy they have been booing throughout the very first day. but all that changed today primarily because bernie sanders himself met with the california delegation at breakfast. >> i understand that many people here in this convention hall and around the country are disappointed. >> we are absolutely scare today have our voices be heard. >> reporter: hearing their calls, seeing some cry and some stand in silence. >> hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> reporter: and after all, but demanding his supporters to support hillary clinton. >> california, thank you very much. >> reporter: bernie sanders today came directly to

barbara, what more can you tell us about this? >> well wolf, there are just breathtaking security implications here. thousand, what u.s. officials are saying, very little reason to doubt, strong evidence that the russian intelligence services were behind the hacking. as they began to trace this, it had that trail back to russian intelligence services. officials say. why didthy say this? because they were already tracking intrusions into government systems, the white house, the state department, the pentagon. right here the joint chiefs of staff had their e-mail hacked for three weeks several months ago. that trail had the cybersignature of the -- of hackers working for russian intelligence services. what was the motivation? it may well have been, perhaps, just so-called routine russian hacking. it may well have been the russians making a play within the dnc computer system to try and upset the system to influence the presidential election. now, all of this front and center. the second question, however, is once they got their hand

barbara, you are getting new reporting now. some inside the intelligence community believe this may not be an isis, but an al qaeda-linked group. >> it is very important to say right off the bat, nobody really knows, right? but tonight a source, a u.s. official familiar with the latest intelligence is thinking there is some analysis inside the administration that this may be an al qaeda attack. a group called al qaeda in the indian subcontinent just yesterday labeled by the state department as a terror group. they have been active in bangladesh and especially in the capital city of dhaka, said to be responsible for some of the attacks against secular activists, bloggers, writers. when u.s. officials look at it they begin to look at all of this and they say these may be -- we have some reason to believe that these may be the people who are responsible. they are said also to be monitoring social media accounts from this al qaeda group. could it still be isis on the other hand? most certainly. some of this could match isis tactics

and i got to talk to music legend, barbara streisand.op for more than five decades, so even with all the suck cess and the fame, there's still one thing that her fans get wrong. >> what's one thing she must have with her out on tour? >> a person like you who says my name right. >> reporter: it's true, though. i know some people i know. >> they call me all kinds of strange pronunciations. >> barbara streisand. soft "s." where do they get that from? >> i'm just happy that i got it right. you know what i mean? >> thank you. i applaud you. >> reporter: getting props from this legend, i think i just hit my career high point. she the unexpected duets with movie stars. ♪ climb every mountain >> reporter: you're back at it again in a couple weeks a nine city tour. wow. >> one of the reasons that i'm doing it is because i'd love to share some of the music that i just recorded. i always feel good when i can return to the stage, to the concert stage. >> reporter: two of the nights are in brooklyn, singing to your home town crowd. that's got to be s

[laughter] you were there too, barbara. we puttingto think his camera down and said i don't know, my boss will kill me. i can't take a single picture. up, iing to speed this know i have run over my time. kate is so amazing. she published sexual politics. she made money out of that, she bought a farm with it. to give of it, she is away to prostitutes. she was running her second book called the roster to papers. and the irs wanted to know what about the taxes on those royalties and she said, what? then she called me and said help. thed 60 years of relationship so i will not do that. i will take you to 1970 and the march down 5th avenue. where my friend kate stood up at the microphone looking out at the sea of women and that was one of the most thrilling expanses of my life and this person that i thought was a total loser and would never amount to anything, who was an accidental celebrity, cover of my magazine, look at the group and she said now we are a movement. and then we were. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is my p

on that trip was barbara bush. barbara was speaking to groups in zaire, zimbabwe, zambia, literacy groups. on the way back, after two weeks visiting eight countries, i spoke to barbara on the plane and said we're in the same business, different branches. you're in literacy education, anytime medical education. we are a new school and need to have someone like you on our board. would you be willing to consider it? so she accepted. the came on our board in john after '83. then my wife and i were constantly being invited to things at the vice president's home. so with got to know them very well. one motor vehicle -- one of my trustees wanted to be secretary and i was pushing him because i thought why be a great sect, but when bush was elected, rather than him taking my trustee, he asked me to serve. so that's how that happened. when he asked me to serve, i said, well, now, there are things i really would want to have happen, and i'd like know how you feel about this. we need to have more minority inside positions of a

let's get to barbara star. what do we know?very little, reports coming out right now are indicating the turkish military forces are being scene in istanbul, possibly on the bridge crossing. so famous as a tourist attraction. here is the bottom line military question at this hour. is there in fact a coup under way in turkey? the turkish prime minister, he is saying military action is being taken outside of the turkish chain of command. is that a coup? we don't know the answer to that right now. they are suddenly scrambling to try to find out exactly what is going on with the turkish military. so let's unpack this is little bit. for some time now, the government there under a great deal of pressure, from the left and the right, historically turkey is a country where the generals have been very powerful and have exerted that power in the past. turkey is a very important u.s. military ally. the u.s. absolutely relies on access to turkish military basis to fly michigssions in isis, sy and iraq. they want to stop the foreign fighters

barbara perry, let me ask you what donald trump needs to do tonight in his speech. >> guest: first of all, he needs to unify the party, and we know last night from ted cruz he has his work cut out for him, although it's possible that maybe ted cruz lent himself to unifying the party behind donald trump in the sense that people, obviously, at the end of that speech on the convention floor among the delegates were not very happy with ted cruz. so it may be that he served to help unify just last night alone. but what d do is, obviously, pump up his core believers, again, true believers in donald trump and that populist message. those will be the people in the delegate selection process. then reach out to those who didn't support him among the delegates and within the party as a whole. and then he needs to pivot.an he needs to pivot to reach americans who didn't get behind him who are independent but maybe don't lean republican but might be open to that populist message. and he needs to broaden his base beyond strictly white voters. >> host: how does he get senator ted cruz's delegates, t

barbara starr is monitoring developments from the pentagon. the obama administration, were they at all prepared for something like this to happen or were they caught off guard? >> i have to say, i don't think there was any indication anyone in washington tonight was prepared for this. for hours we talked to officials across the city and officials at nato and everybody continues to say even now they are monitoring it, and it's very cautious monitoring at the moment, anderson, because what they are seeing in turkey tonight and they're not sure what to make of it, rrlts of whether the coup succeeds or fails has become a national security crisis and why is that? because turkey is such a close ally in the war on terror. there are about 1500 u.s. troops in southern turkey at a base called incirlik. they fly missions out of there every day, even tonight, against isis in syria. the u.s. wants to see that continue and they want the turks to crack down on the border to keep isis from syria coming into turkey and potentially moving on into europe and plo

fernando: mientras culmina su discurso, la senadora bÁrbara.l clinton. , que tiene por fin resaltar, aparte de la nominaciÓn, resaltar la trayectoria pÚblica, de la nominada a la casa blanca. leon: despuÉs de la filtraciÓn de correos electrÓnicos el viernes sobre un presunto ofrecimiento a hillary clinton y discurso de sanders de apoyo como se percibe el partido? fernando: esta propuesta fue inesperada, fue pacÍfico. ocuparon nuestro centro de prensa. todavÍa se palpa que hay desacuerdo, que hay molestia entre muchos partidarios de sanders que no estÁn contentos con lo ocurrido. con el escÁndalo de los correos, del partido demÓcrata, que habÍa favorecido hillary clinton. a pesar de que la nominaciÓn ya es un hecho descontento de parte de los partidarios de sanders. maria: la semana pasada estuviste incriminan cuÁles son las principales diferencias que percibes? parece que intentan traer a las minorÍas. fernando: ha habido un mayor intento por incluir, principalmente a los inmigrantes. lo vimos con hijos de indocumentados o indocumentados. el ca

i'm barbara slavin from the atlantic council. no one has mentioned turkey. how to the development and turkey affect your ability to fight isis in iraq and say to and also as a recent report that three french military personnel have died in libya where they were assisting the general. i thought you said you supported unity government for libya out of the general as you know has not been willing to sign onto the screen. so i wonder how you explain front support for him? thank you. >> the judgment over there. >> you first and then you may finish. >> thanks. i could ask my question in french or english. >> in english. >> i was also going to ask about turkey but my second question was, mr. minister, what do you see of what you call virtual daesh to subside, even if -- and the risk of having secret daesh inspired acts of violence and terrorism over france or the rest of europe over the next how many years? >> john hutton with "foreign policy" magazine did i basically had the same question as barbara but just wanted to add a question if you could describe what the

barbara: thank you. thank you, all, for coming, and i would like to say that james has written some wonderful books, but there is the go-to for various suitors of world war ii, and i cannot remember the name of the book, but he has a brilliant book of romania and the value of the romanian fields. he is in hungary. he is everywhere for anyone who wants a broad-based picture. and you can hardly do any better than barrett tillman. we could listen for hours more. thank you for coming. and if you would like to have your books signed, come on up. barrett: thank you for hosting me. may 24. -- an a-24. is at the wright-patterson museum. yes, sir? how would you like that inscribed? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history

. >> this police officer and her partner for the day barbara salazar. finger on the trigger about to catch a speed demon. >> i bet he is shaking in his boots. i love it. >> she's crossing off the last item on her bucket list, to spend a day with the people who protect and serve the town she's lived in for more than half her 80 years on the planet. >> i admire the police department so much. the way that you take care of everybody. >> during her ride with officer chestnut, barbara, a former model, surprises us with this little nugget. >> i have wanted to be a police lady. >> did you? >> yeah. in my day, they didn't do that. you went to secretarial school. >> i'm glad i can show her that we're doing it and that we girls are totally accepted here. >> she's good. i can't imagine anybody saying, you kncan't work because you ara woman. she's really good. >> officer chestnut runs the plate on the speeding driver. comes up clean. >> we will probably just tell him to slow down on this road, that it's a common road for speeders. probably get a ticket next time. >>

take it from former first lady barbara bush.bush said she doesn't know how any woman could vote for him after his offensive comments about women, any woman. or john mccain's former economic advisor, who estimates trump's america 3.5 million jobs. or the independent analysts that found trump's tax plan, a gift to the wealthy and big corporations, would rack up $30 trillion in debt. or how about this, how about this. john kasich, the republican governor who had the honor of hosting the republican convention in cleveland but wouldn't even attend it because he thinks donald trump is such a moral disaster. [ cheering and applause ] or take it from the guy who co-wrote trump's autobiography. here's what he said about trump, quote, lying is second nature to him. so, do you believe him? how about on this side. do you guys believe him? do you guys believe him? is there anyone in this building who believes him 1234 the next president will face many challenges. we better elect the candidate who's proven she can be trusted with the job. pre

jordan .nother texas woman barbara made the keynote address to this convention and two women for150ears is about right the course. but if you give us a chance, we can perform. after all, ginger rogers did everything that fred astaire did. she just did it backwards and in igh heels. i want to announce to this nation that in a little more , an 100 days, the regan noziger, point dexter, north, wineberger, watts, slavel, stockman, hague, north, noriega, george bush will be over. cheers and applause] you know, tonight, i feel a little like i did when i played basketball in the eighth grade. i thought i looked real cute in mi hyun form and then i heard a boy yell from the bleachers, make that basket, bird legs. and my greatest fear is that same guy is somewhere out there in the audience tonight. cut me nd he's going to down to size. because where i grew up, there really much tolerance for self-importance. people who put on airs. i was born during the depression in a little community just outside waco. and i grew up listening to franklin roosevelt on the radio. it was back then that i came

bush fory wife barbara all her work in helping people to read. [applause] it means teaching troubled children that there is no such -- that there is such a thing as reliable love, someone -- some would say it is soft and insufficient to care about these things but where is it written that we must actively do not care, as if we are not moved, well i am moved. i want a kinder and gentler nation. support,sk for your and you must know it. as for me, i have held high office and done the work of democracy there by day. yes, my parents were prosperous and their children were lucky. there were lessons we had to learn about life. discovered poverty when he campaigned in west virginia. there were children who had no milk. young teddy roosevelt met the new america when he wrote the immigrant streets of new york. i learned a few things about life in a place called texas. [applause] president bush: when i was working on this part of the speech, barbara came in and asked what i was doing. i looked at her and said i was working hard, she said, dear, don't worry

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way back after two weeks i spoke to barbara on the plane and that you and i are in the same business, different branches, i have medical education, we are a new school, we need to have someone like you on our board. would you be willing to consider it. she accepted. in january 1983, my wife and i were constantly invited to things -- got to know them very well. one of my trustees wanted to be secretary and i was pushing him. when bush was elected rather than him taking my trustee he asked me to serve so that is how that happened. when he asked me to serve, i said there are things i would want to have happen and i would like to know how you feel about this. we need more minorities in positions of authority, we need to have more women, that is great, i support you. when i became secretary i pushed very hard and as you mentioned, the first woman at nih i appointed, the first woman surgeon general who was also latino, the first black to head social security, glenn king, other programs, to increase diversity. as well as programs to benefit the black community. he was supportive of that. on