carla: no. i think he very much -- the reason he agreed to do it was he said, look, americans and other westerners, they hear from the people making headlines. but they don't hear from people -- quietists -- who are sitting, reading their 12th-century texts and dispensing wisdom. and so, he agreed to do that. i think he was tremendously open and kind of like, write what you want. you know? he absolutely was not fazed by having someone shadowing him. he went to this really interesting madrasa. you know, when i went -- as you will know from reporting in pakistan, too, post 9/11, we all trotted to madrasas in pakistan, where we would see the sort of stereotype of little boys lined up in lines, rocking back and forth, memorizing the koran without understanding it too much. he went to a madrasa started in the 19th century by indians who wanted to fuse the best of western learning and of islamic classical learning. and islamic classical learning, certainly after the medieval times, included aristotle,

carla: gracias, chicos.nte a las mujeres de nosotros porque posiblemente vamos a recibir un soplamocos. hoy le vamos a dar la bienvenida a nuestro querido felipe viel! y por supuesto que tambiÉn tenemos a nuestro querido alberto sardiÑo! y no podemos dejar a gustavo francisco, de univisiÓn radio. vamos a estar hablando de temas muy masculinos. inclusive cosas que no nos atrevemos a hablar en frente de nuestras mujeres. hay veces que mejor calladitos. pero aquÍ sí lo podemos llegar a decir. vamos con el primer tema, que es bastante interesante. ustedes saben que nuestro amigo marc anthony tiene un pequeÑo dilema. y es que su esposa es amiga de su ex! ¿quÉ opinan de todo esto? ¿eso nos darÍa permiso a ser amigos de nuestra ex= --ex? felipe: muy sencillo. toda la diferencia la hacen los hijos. si hay hijos de por medio, es fundamental que los papÁs mantengan una buena relaciÓn. los hijos no tienen por quÉ pagar el estrÉs que implica que ambos padres no se hablen. me parece necesario que jennifer y marc tengan b

carla: le vamos a agregar el azÚcar y la canela. marta: como dos? carla: como dos cucharadas.uy bien martita. mientras rellenan el chile le platico de lo que es la nogada. es la nuez. ahÍ les va, crema, vamos a agregar, la nuez. marta: esto tambiÉn es crema? carla: eso es leche pero le pondremos tambiÉn queso de cabra. marta: para que sea un poco mÁs sano. carla: esto se lo agregar al gusto porque es depende de la consistencia que le quieran dar. omar: le falta... carla: perfecto. fijense quÉ rico! omar: y asÍ les va a quedar. ahora primero con el dedo. >> vamos a colocarselo. que tal quedÓ? ahora vamos a agregar la salsa al chile. marta: este, lo cerramos o lo volteamos? >> asÍ queda abiertito. y decorenla con los colores patrios que es el verde. miren quÉ delicia y ahÍ estamos celebrando nuestra independencia mexicana. marta: nunca habÍa hecho chiles en nogada que nunca los habÍa hecho tan rÁpido. omar: ya ves, tÚ que no querÍas venir a despierta amÉrica? >> vamos aprobar. quiÉn quiere chile nogada. vamonos con las noticias, aranza! pero dilo al estilo de chihuahua. aranza:

i, carla hayden, do solemnly swear. >> i, carla hayden, do solemnly swear -- >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i take this obligation freely -- >> that i take this obligation freely -- >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> and that i will well and faithfully discharge -- >> and that i will well and faithfully discharge -- >> the duties of the office on which i am about to enter. >> the duties of the office about which i am about to enter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. [laughter] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> recently, booktv sat down with the new librarian of congress, carla hayden, to talk about her life, career and her vision for the library. c-span: dr. carla hayden, c

alan: gracias carla.rÍa que iba hacer grande. alan: y hablando de la genialidad de tantas canciones que compuso, dÓnde lo ves? mari fer: la letra ligada, si se fijan es totalmente ligada. esa escritura tan arraigada lo hace ser creativo. la escritura es rÁpida, tiene una gran agilidad mental por eso en el aire las compone. era rapidÍsimo. cuando uno apenas iba como que agarrando vuelo es ya venÍa. pude ver la firma de alberto aguilera y la firma de juan gabriel. la firma de juan gabriel es muy grande porque es el juan gabriel pÚblico, el juan gabriel que grita, el juan gabriel que habla, el juan gabriel que baila y que lo notas pero la de alberto aguilera es chiquito porque es muy cuidadoso de su vida privada y de su intimidad. por eso a pesar de que le canta al amor no comparte su amor al pÚblico porque es su tesoro. por eso alberto es tan minucioso, tan detallista. alberto es observador. alan: eran dos personas... mari fer: eran dos personas en una. alberto le daba la esencia juan gabriel, pero juan gab

carla wade is breaking it all down. carla? clinton and trump took personal shots at each other and sparred about just about everything from jobs to taxes. ((nats)) track presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump started out shaking hands but it wasn't too long before they were trading jabs. --sot-- (hillary clinton/(d) feeling that by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened." (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "why not?" (clinton "why not, yeah! why not? just join the in on her emails r) presidential nominee --sot-- (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 emails that have been deleted." --sot-- ( hillary clinton / (d) only years that anybody's ever seen were a couple years when he had to turn them over to trump / (r) presidential nominee ) "that makes me smart." carla wade 13 action news. the first debate is in the books.. and the gloves came off.. but who won? let's turn to 13 a

carla: saben quÉ? y ensayos algo quÉ hacen los cientÍficos? tambiÉn la fÓrmula y experimentan para encontrar los resultados. entonces, si algo no te sale bien y te estÁs estancando simplemente encuentre la fÓrmula, busca efervescencia de valentÍa que no es ausencia del miedo. la valentÍa es fondo tÚ identificas, enfrentas y abrazas el miedo y te lanzas a hacer algo diferente. carla: esa frase me encantÓ! ismael: y el Último de los punto para cultivar calma y desterrar el mito de nuestra vida es tomar la vida como un juego. nosotros a veces nos ponemos tan rÍgidos en la manera de pensar que nos obsesionamos con el peor de los escenarios y ahÍ es donde el miedo nos mantiene salvados. ahora si tÚ ves la vida done cada jugada es importante pero no es la determinante tÚ vas a seguir jugando. vas a decirme que ahÍ, el dado no saliÓ como yo querÍa pero lo sigo lanzando y voy a seguir jugando. es la Única manera en que los atletas de alto rendimiento pueden ganar una jugada si ven la vida como un juego, sino s

we hear from top chef carla pellegrino... about the modern- day way she was able to help keep paychecks going out... after a crash forced her to shut down her henderson restaurant. ((christianne klein)) >>> and body camo how these people were able rescue a man from a fiery crash... just in the nick of time./// <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six-thirty." >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> nevada is living up to its reputation as a battleground state... as bill clinton stumps for hillary right here in the valley. thanks for joining us tonight at 6:30... i'm paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein. the former president has been standing in for his wife... as she recovers from pneumonia. about 45 minutes at c-s-n in north las vegas. he talked about investing in new infrastructure like roads and bridges... and cutting taxes to companies that offer profit sharing and other employee- friendly programs. ((christianne klein)) >> it's turning out to be a tight race. the latest c-n-n o-r-c b

eastern, booktv talks with the new librarian of congress, carla hayden. she's the first woman and african-american to hold the position. then at 10, "after words." new york times' president and ceo mark thompson looks at what he calls the erosion of public language in his book, "enough said: what's gone wrong with the language of politics," which examines the change in language from fdr and churchill to donald trump. he's interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffington post. >> politics, parisly, has -- firstly, has changed in very substantial ways. and the kind of natural shape of politics based on class and very clear ideology has become more disrupted, and all over the western world you can feel the big, traditional political partieses, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10 a.m. eastern, booktv is live from the brooklyn book festival. the festival is the largest free literary event in new york new y featuring national and international literary stars and emerging authors. featured authors and topics include a discussion on

and online, we have more from b carla hayden.ked her to pick the children's book she loves the most. hear her answer in a bonus video on our facebook page: facebook.com/newshour. >> woodruff: a news update before we go. late today pos curators in new jersey charged the suspectey in this weekend's bombing attacks with attempted murder.mu ahmed khan rahami faces fiveve counts of attempted murder of police officers in connection with the shootout that led to his capture. federal prosecutors are still weighing charges over the bombings. and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday: we'll look at a new documentary, "defying the " nazis," by ken burns and artemis joukawsky that tells the story >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbsal newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:ov lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, techno

we hear from top chef carla pellegrino... about the modern- day way she was able to help keep paychecks going out... after a crash forced her to shut down her henderson restaurant. ((christianne klein)) >>> and body camo how these people were able rescue a man from a fiery crash... just in the nick of time./// <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six-thirty." >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> nevada is living up to its reputation as a battleground state... as bill clinton stumps for hillary right here in the valley. thanks for joining us tonight at 6:30... i'm paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein. the former president has been standing in for his wife... as she recovers from pneumonia.

carla hayden was sworn in as the librarian of congress. she is the first woman and african-american to hold the position. >> thomas jefferson sold most of his library to congress. the british burned the original library of congress when they invaded washington the year before. a later fire destroyed most of jefferson's books we still have some of them. they make up the heart of the library we have here today. jefferson as you know was a very unique man. others arranged books alphabetically or by size. he divided his library into three sections that corresponded with the three manufacturmanufas of -- main faculities. a long way of saying she is a pro. she knows what she is doing. second, she understands the need bring the library into the digital age. we have millions of documents that almost nobody knows a thing about. it would be a shame if they were lost. it is that third quality, imagination that is important. we think of america as this great land of promise. a place where people from all walks of life with can get their start but the

>> ifill: plus, new librarian of congress carla hayden takes over at one the world's largest repositories of art and culture. >> there is a hunger in the digital age to hear author's together, to participate inti programs, just be in a community space. >> woodruff: all that and moredr on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪

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. >> doctor carla hayden, can you remember the first moment you were asked about being in the library of congress? >> guest: i can remember that because i was surprised. i had been advising and consulting. it was an opportunity for the library community to weigh in basically on what would be needed for the library of congress in the next few decades so my aim was put forward as a person to talk to and that went on for a little while and i was asked would you consider being considered for the position yourself? it took me aback a little bit and i then had to think about what i was currently doing, doing service in a city that had the public library be the state library in maryland. and i had become a baltimoreian and was lurking on so many issues and how could i go from serving a community to serving a country? what contribution could i make? c-span: why did you stay there? >> guest: when i thought about the treasures and what was contained in the library of congress and what i had been pretty to as a librarian and how excited i always am. i love history and to be able to share that wi

today doctor carla hayden was sworn in as the new librarian of congress. the 1st woman and the 1st african-american to hold the position and will have her hands full. the government watchdog recently criticized the library for not keeping pace with technology. >> reporter: doctor carla hayden took her place in history the coming the of congress. the position was created by thomas jefferson in 1802. >> is a descendent of people who are denied the right to read, and now have the opportunity to serve as lead the institution that is the national symbol of knowledge, is a historic moment. >> reporter: she will oversee the world's largest library and the copyright office. after her swearing in we asked her about her trailblazing role. >> the 1st woman and african- american pull the job. what does that mean? >> to have someone of color from that legacy to head up this very simple of knowledge in reading, it's almost overwhelming. >> reporter: she takes over at key time. the previous librarian has been criticized for poor management. in a report last year governme

first nancy and then carla. >> sure. so i think the best is probably the forecasting that they are able to do in terms of predictive analysis. the key for us in terms of forecasting and trend analysis as another example is that the information be as open source and available as possible since we do and our partners do very much work in an unclassified environment. where we've seen a lot of good collaboration has been through our own kind of piece of this at the state department which is the humanitarian information unit which is within our office of the geographer and global affairs within our intelligence and research bureau. and they've been a really good interlocutor and point of contact for us in terms of getting commercial satellite imagery available to our partners, which can be very often helpful in terms of doing assessments on the ground in conflict areas to figure out what's needed as well as to do remote monitoring to ensure that assistance is reaching those in need. i think we have a couple of really good exa

carla. la vida es muy corta. gracias como siempre.abaciÓn del video. me dicen que fue sensacional. >> fue todo un Éxito. ya mucha gente lo ha compartido y agradeciendo a todos los que nos den por medio del internet y las redes sociales. le enviamos un saludo a toda esa gente, la gente de guerrero y de michoacÁn. alejandro: y que no se hable mÁs porque los armadillos cantan para que no te vayas, dedicado a usted. los armadillos: ♪ para que no te vayas ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ perdoname mi amor por lo que ha sucedido ♪ ♪ culpable se que he sido pero si es sabido que eso eres tÚ ♪ ♪ porque yo quiero mÁs lo que me diere en el alma ♪ ♪ y por la herida sangra porque ya me has curado ♪ ♪ que no regresarÁs ♪ ♪ para que no te vayas ♪ para que no me dejes ♪ inventarÉ mil cosas todas mis hermosas nomÁs para ti ♪ ♪ para que no te vayas ♪ y estes siempre a mi lado ♪ te borarÉ el pasado uniendome a ti hasta el fin ♪ ♪ ♪ dueto los armadillos ♪ ♪ ♪ lo que yo quiero mÁs ♪ ♪ lo que me hiere en el alma ♪ y la herida sangra porque ya me has curado ♪ ♪ que no regresarÁs ♪

[applause] carla: thank you. it is no exaggeration that the gettysburg address has been read or recited millions upon millions of times. each time it is read or heard, even now more than a century and a half after it was written and delivered, it still inspires. it still moves us to the core. it still makes us introspective. it still transcends and takes us to new levels of hope and possibility. many consider the gettysburg address to be abraham lincoln's greatest speech. it would be difficult to argue otherwise. you may ask yourself, what could he have written that rivaled it? other scholars and armchair historians may argue that his cooper union speech or his second inaugural might be even greater. as you probably know his cooper union speech was delivered two miles south of here at the cooper institute, now known as the cooper union. it was a speech which in part launched abraham lincoln's career on the broader national stage. the speech delivered at february of 1860 when our nation was on the brink of civil w

presentadora: muchas gracias a carla, ayuda para trÁmites migratorios.eamÉrica. se despidieron empleados de west fargo por abrir cuentas no autorizadas para acrecentar su rendimiento y recibir bonos. la entidad bancaria decidiÓ pagar 135 millones en multas al condado de los angeles y establece un sistema para que sus clientes reclamen restituciÓn financiera. ♪ veamos lo que estÁ pasando en el mundo de los deportes, adelante gustavo con la acciÓn deportiva. gustavo: buenas tar es tiempo de arrancar contacto deportivo. este sÁbado se juega el clásico joven del fÚtbol mexicano, el amÉrica decida cruz azul, otra derrota complicarÍa el futuro de ignacio ambriz. mohamed dirigiÓ al amÉrica y no le fue bien, pero dicen que es el candidato para suplir a nacho ambriz. la fifa clÁsico al atlÉtico de madrid y al real madrid por contratar menores de edad, el barcelona recibiÓ el mismo clÁsico en el 2015. en las mayores despuÉs de tener la mejor marca de todas las grandes ligas en la primera parte de la temporada, los gigantes y ubican como el peor equipo en lo que va

let's go to carla wade at the breaking news center with the latest on what's happening. carla. those students are still inside the school right now... we've gotten angry phone calls from parents all night... some of those parents claim their children had not been fed all day. you're taking a live look at a group of parents still waiting to pick up their kids. this started as a lock down situation... and hazmat crews showed up before noon. the dismissal process at the school has been slow going screened before leaving. classes at the school have been canceled tomorrow. we'll have a live report from johnson junior high school a little later in the show. tonight... a valley man is behind bars... accused of taking.... an innocent child's life. police say.... duarte fayne abused the little murder. outside the clark county detention center with the latest on this tragic story. chris. duarte fayne.. is being held right here at the clark county detention center. and this police report says.. he beat the little boy so badly.. his skull.. was fractured.. his brain.. hemorrhaging. tonight

>> i was giving quite a bit of advice advice. >> did you say carla hayden would be perfect? >> no, no. i really had an idea this could be an opportunity to open up what i consider a treasure chest for so many people and i talked about that. in the library of congress. >> yet, you had you had to think about it when you were offered the job. >> i did have to think about it because the tables kind of turned. then i was asked, would you consider being a candidate? and i did sit back, because i had been in public service and a public library in baltimore doing so many things directly with people and i had to think, how can i translate from going to a community, serving a community to the country? >> it is one of the most washington, d.c. >> a wonderful building. >> i know the book shelves have met eleanor roosevelt and heard in a post-script, i heard dr. king speak at madison square garden. >> alexander hamilton wrote a letter to his wife. >> that was something. so the next letter that -- this one, she really -- the lady who brought it up barely could sleep, she had, knowing that

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carla wade is following the latest.... from the breaking news center. carla? right now....a city wide curfew in effect in charlotte even as protesters remain on the street. but a vastly different tone as demonstrations over the police continued for the third night in a row. after chaos and violence that left one man last night tonight treated after being sprayed with some sort of chemicals by protesters. but police choosing for now not to make arrests or clear the streets. we are following major the high winds that were blasting the valley earlier have died down. now.. we're getting a look at the impact.. including property damage and delays at mccarran. tonight.. several airlines are playing catch up. the f-a-a is reporting delyas of up to an hour and a half. we have team coverage tonight. bryan callahan is live at a school where the power was knocked out.. but we'll begin with 13 first chief meteorologist bryan scofield who's tracking the changes. bryan. clouds...lows 72 to 75 on the west side of the valley...73 to 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 m

carla: ademÁs le das el menÚ como para escoger. estadio! state farm sabe que por cada una de esas, hay una de éstas... ¡qué bien vivir tan cerca del estadio! ahorra combinando tus seguros. para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. ♪ ¿una piel realmente hidratada?de neutrogena hydro boost water gel. con ácido hialurónico, ...que rellena y retiene hidratación en la piel. para una piel tersa y hermosa. hydro boost. de neutrogena ♪ alan: quÉ belleza de canciÓn de juan gabriel, y quÉ belleza de imagen del palacio de bellas artes. orlando: asÍ es. y vamos con el reportaje de "hoy" que nos muestra la infancia y la juventud de juan gabriel. alan: de alberto aguilera. reportero: esto es alberto antes de juan gabriel. su primera gran tristeza fue perder a su padre, del que nunca supo quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. juan gabriel: mi papÁ sufriÓ un accidente. parece ser que se habÍa vuelto loco y se lo llevaron al manicomio, y creo que de ahÍ desapareciÓ. nos dicen que se escapÓ y se matÓ en un tren. no sÉ, muchas versiones, pero nunca hemos podido dar con Él

carla: importante en la vida de juan gabriel. soy... .or juntos es posible. ♪ ♪ entirme, a prepararme, me enseñó a ser atrevida. tía, te toca, do your thing. tú les enseñaste a vivir la vida, ahora ellos quieren que tú hagas lo mismo. en aarp entendemos que si cuidas de tu salud, tus finanzas y tus pasiones, tienes más por celebrar y más por vivir. por eso diseñamos programas y servicios que te ayudan a vivir con salud, dinero y amor. juntos es posible. >> que tal.amigos de despierta amÉrica les saluda pamela silva conde. un hombre cabo un tÚnel bajo la tierra y asegura que su mandato divino. recorrimos el conducto subterrÁneo y no podrÁn creer lo que encontramos allÍ. revelamos el secreto mejor guardado de juan gabriel. un joven estuvo vinculado al cantautor mexicano y Él rompe el silencio ante nuestras cÁmaras en una exclusiva mundial. estoy mÁs en primer impacto. carla: nos quedamos como picados. tenemos una cita esta tarde en primer impacto. alan, vamos a regresar hasta nueva york con nuestra francisca que ya el lunes se bast

carla: eres otra isabel. quÉ bÁrbara!ios mio, siÉntese por favor. lo que hicimos es que dijimos vamos enfocarla y pusimos las opciones en su escritorio, a la mano. porque se le olvidaba tomarse sus suplementos, el colÁgeno, el limpiador de colon proque decÍa es que se me olvido y entonces comenzaba. entonces, se lo pusimos cerca. obviamente, opciones saludables: las almendras. carlas: y bien medidas. ale: y bien medidas. ella hacia su preparaciÓn de comida y la ponÍa en estos empaques. y esto mismo usted puede hacer ye ne el momento en que le tocaba comer ella tenÍa a mano su comida. un sustituto que tiene todos los nutrientes que usted necesita para hacer una comida llena de nutrientes y vitaminas como su cuerpo no necesita. de esa manera ella pudo bajar 42 libras y ahora verse de modelo, espectacular. lo mejor de todo es que esta mujer estarÁ conmigo en el nuevo seminario de octubre 29 en los angeles inspirando a todos ustedes para que puedan transformar su vida. asÍ que, california los esperamos. octubre 29 vayan a yes

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how do we understand their accounts and what they go through. >> sreenivasan: carla shedd from columbia university, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> sreenivasan: a 20-year-old man is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow for allegedly killing five people in a mall in washington state friday night. police arrested arcan cetin last night about 24 hours after he allegedly opened fire inside a macy's store at cascade mall, near burlington, washington, a small town about 60 miles north of seattle. the shooting, carried out with a hunting rifle, began at 7 p.m. all of the victims had been at or near the macy's makeup counter. cetin, a permanent u.s. resident from turkey, was arrested, unarmed, walking on the street about 30 miles from the mall. at an emergency meeting of the united nations security council today, the u.n. special envoy to syria said renewed government airstrikes on the rebel-held half of aleppo, once syria's largest city, may amount to a war crime. the britain-based "syrian observatory for human rights" says more than 200 people have been kil

carla, thanks so much. carla marinucci, our abc 7 political analyst. >> stay up to date on tonight's debate on the abc 7 news app. a list of watch parties and up to the minute coverage once that debate gets is that righted. >> i want to go to one. watch parties. that's going to be fun. >> the drama. >>> let's talk about something that's really scary, and that is this fire raging in the santa cruz money chance. still, [ laughter ] we got an estimate. now it's at 1,000 acres. >> oh, my goodness. >> and about 30 minutes or so this was as 175, 200 acres and now it's at 1,000 acres. keep in mind, this all is within less than two hours time it's spread that rapidly. >> that's with light winds. the winds aren't even fueling this. that's the dryness and drought and how hot it's been over the last few days making the situation even worse as crews try to get a handle on this fire. this is on loma prieta, and we are keeping a close watch >>> 1,000 hours and spreading very quickly. live -- 1,000 acres and spreading ver

brian: carla brandy mary to sarkozy of france.when she became the first lady of france he had the opportunity on the howard stern show to back away from these imaginary lover stories he planted and he did not. he is good at planting these stories so the people have an image of him that has nothing to do with the reality of who he is. his building of the trump tower. that is quite a building. that is a significant accomplishment. it is on fifth avenue in manhattan rent in the middle of the city. it is 58 stories he tells everybody it is 68. that is part of how donald exaggerates things. those of the things he, pushes very well. they concluded that the 496 companies they study, donald came in dead last almost last in every single category. this does not surprise people that have worked for donald and competitors. he is good at creating an image of himself that does not parallel with reality. brian: go back to the carla bruni story. what is the rest of it? how did he get in the middle of this? david: when donald was divorcing his fir

carla's making a decadent dessert with the fabulous fantasia. we're playing a heart-pounding round of food frenzy and dare week continues with another wild challenge. the party starts right now on "the che ? >> good afternoon, and welcome to "the chew." you know, dinner just aint't dinner without a little dessert, am i right? >> audience: right! >> but dessert doesn't have to take days to put together because all hour long we're showing you tips for doing dessert in a pinch! [ eers and applause ] >> i feel it! >> feel it!

carla hayden will be the first female and first african american to serve as the librarian of congress. the library first year old was the c-e-o of the library system in baltimore... she's known for keeping the libraries open after the unrest in the city following freddie gray's death last year. losing with weight watchers- isn't always a win. oprah winfrey is calling for changes- starting at the top... if she's going to gain back millions. but first, lets check in with marty and becky. denver's mayor said now he wants to put the city's money where his moth is. mayor michael hancock is asking for five million dollars in next year's budget to address the rising cost of living in the city. he wants to build or preserve six thousand units... reserved for income restrictions and people who can't pay the higher downtown prices. the goal is to help people afford to live near where they work. leah thompson works at a downtown hospital and says the new upgrade. the mayor is also hoping to create a through a tax hike and developer's fees. the council is now considering the mayor's budget reques

quieren hacerla y carla dijo que ya la querÍa hacer.spectÁculos, juan rÍo de las fuentes. >> vamos a empezar porque tenemos mucho arguende en las redes sociales. vamos a comenzar. echame a un guapo! >> estamos hablando de ruli y de angelique que se iban a separar pero de forma teatral. >> yo digo que se van a casar iban a tener tres niÑos rubios, no me importa. >> ok. quÉ gusto compartir contigo, mi cuate, tantos aÑos y tantas anÉcdotas. se te quiere. >> se de que ellos dos se encontraron y subieron una fotografÍa. ernesto gaecio ha estado subiendo muchas imÁgenes lo cual aplÁudote mucho corazÓn. - galecio. pedro prieto y su mujer. tiene un cuerpo espectacular. el cuerpo de la mujer... quÉ pareja tan bella! vamos a otra foto. >>fijate beyonce esta en su tour que se llama formaciÓn. >> ah formaciÓn! asÍ es la gente lo que comenta es que estÁ en su mejor momento hubo. >> ahÍ vemos a uno de sus talentos. >> si yo tuviera ese cuerpo ni ropa me ponÍa. quÉ cosa tan bella. esta chica tan querida las redes subiÓ una imagen de sus pies. ella es

eastern, booktv talks with the new librarian of congress, carla a hayden -- carla hayden. she's the first woman and african-american to hold the position. then at ten, "after words." new york times president and ceo mark thompson looks at what he calls the erosion of public language in his booker "enough said: what's gone wrong with the language of politics," which examines the change in language from fdr and churchill to donald trump. he's interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffington post. >> politics, firstly, has changed in very substantial ways. and the kind of natural shape of politics based on class and very clear ideology has become more disrupted. and all over the western world you can feel the big, traditional political parties, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10 a.m. eastern, booktv is live from the brooklyn book festival. the festival is the largest free literary event in new york city featuring national and international literary stars and emerging authors. featured authors and topics include a discussion on economics with ma

carla's got the perfect gift for your guests. and we're closing our dare week with our biggest challenge yet. it all starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ? >> thank you. hello, and welcome to "the chew." thank you. wow. >> it sounds like they won an emmy. >> right? [ laughter ] >> all right, picture this -- glitz, glamour, amazing clothes and mind-blowing talent. no, i am not describing a day in