the honorable carla hills. carla is i think known to tench in this room. she is president of hills & company and also the former u.s. trade representative. she is the one who negotiated the original nafta agreement. >> the worst agreement that you've ever seen. >> yes. >> who negotiated the worst agreement ever. >> carla really is. she led our trade relations at probably the time when we had the greatest -- nafta is obviously the signature agreement, but there was just an enormous effervescence of commercial relationships at the end of the cold war so a really signature moment of change in u.s. trade policy. she also served as secretary ever housing and urban development and chairs the inner american dialogue and chaired on the council of foreign relations as well, innumber rabble tightles that we can add here and thanks for make time to be here with us today. the honorable alan boursin, the former assistant secretary for policy in homeland security. i met him actually when i was a grad student. he won't remember this but i do. i was a grad student and he

[laughter] i carla. how are you? there have been many thrilled to be your sitting with you, i am the interviewer the neck just remember our days back in washington d.c. i have known carla and i was at bb professional you should not need nervous. >> and coming back from the third library was particular portfolio and made such a difference to have somebody who understood libraries and read to be in government like that. [laughter] >> that was her. that was not shade she was making a point payment coming in from academic library. >> we go way back. >> so you reading is a big part of your family. >> yes. absolutely. we are readers, the obama we started reading to the girls when they were babies because as a little kid i love to read aloud i would set up the animals and the barbie means to them and show them the pictures. i'm not that active reading aloud so my kids are my real baby like agreed to so i read to them all the time. all the time i know every route -- word of any dr. seuss anything by heart and as the girls gr

bloomberg television executive editor jason kelly spoke with robert and carla javits.asking what exactly is venture philanthropy? venture philanthropy is a term that we've developed when we start doing this over 20 years ago. it is really taking some risk and investing in social enterprises. social enterprises are businesses that generate revenues and products and services and the people they employ our people who have had barriers to entry in their lives, whether it be addiction, incarceration, but they want to work. and so they work in these social enterprises, whether it be producing products or whether it be taking care of roads or taking care of apartments or pest-control, all the things that over 300 of these social enterprises in the united states do. instead of earning a profit, they take the money that they earn and they generate revenues as well. they reinvest in the people that they want to go help. is we havehave done taken pretty much the same approach that we have done it kkr -- at kkr. we take capital and invest in these social enterprises and help compa

gracias, carla.a que esta polÍtica de cero tolerancia estÁ violando los derechos constitucional de las familias. cÓmo creen que procede esta demanda y cuÁl es el impacto que pueden tener? >> proteger a estos jÓvenes es importante. lo que el gobernador presento y va a presentar esta semana es una demanda que gobierno federal o cualquier gobierno local o estatal no debe violar los derechos de un padre de quitar a sus hijos sin darle una oportunidad de tener un caso enfrente de un tribunal. muchos de estos jÓvenes tienen derecho de estar con sus padres. es algo racional. algo que no debemos violar los derechos de estos jÓvenes que serÁn separados. lo más importante aquÍ es lo que podemos hacer para asegurar que podemos investigar el trabajo con el concejal para unir a las familias. birmania: piensan ustedes que otros estados podrÍan imitar lo que ha hecho gobernador? >>es algo que todos los estados pueden hacer, tenemos que entender que es lo que estÁ pasando. queremos investigar en donde estÁn los niÑo

roundtable.his as a the honorable carla hill is known to everyone in this room. she is president of hills and company but also a former u.s. trade representative who negotiated the original nafta agreement. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> do you want to know who negotiated the worst agreement ever is? [laughter] >> she led at probably our greatest -- nafta is probably the signature agreement but there is an enormous effervescence of commercial relationships at the end of the cold war. over the signature moment of change in u.s. trade policy. secretary ofed as housing and urban development and has chairs the american dialog, the foreign relations, as well. innumerable titles we can adhere. thank you for making time to be here with us today. the honorable alan person. these of four commissioner of customs and border protection. i met him as a grad student every he will remember this but i do. he was the u.s. attorney for the southern district of california and he did quite a few things in between that and homeland security, including being the head of the public schoo

carla: nafta made and a difference. let me start by saying that there is so much information floating about between our governments, our people, if you walk outside the doors of this institute and ask the first 10 people you meet, what do you think about the north american free tradeat do you think about the bilateral relationship with mexico, or how do you think that the trio, canada, mexico, and the u.s., how do they work together? probably you would get, it does not matter. i does matter, and it matters hugely. has written a book that i have read, and you cannot puit down. he takes the fact that we are going to talk about and he translates them into a story, a human story. something that you want to read that chapter to see what happened to that family that went in this place that was having these problems. thechange did occur in early 1990's, and mexico, president salinas wanted to open the market. it was highly restricted. they had gone through a very difficult decade of the 1980's. president bush, senior or a much

we have this public park as carla mentioned. it is the only public park in the neighborhood, and it was extensively used by people, dogs and kids all the time. during the winter, this is going to cast a shadow on this park, and we're wondering about our landscaping, wondering how it's going to remain when it has extensive shadow in the winter? there are also 14 parkings adjacent to our units, and we're very concerned about noise from these cars but also more concerned about exhaust fumes coming into our homes from these cars? our three homes are the closest to this parking lot? we're also concerned about exhaust fumes from the -- the cars into the public park where they're going to be used by people and children. i'm also very concerned about the noise coming from the p.d.r. element in this building. last year, the developer -- i'm sorry, the property owner did permit a 48 hour rave to go on. there were people completely drugged out and running on the streets. we made extensive complaints to the city and also to the developer, a

[ plause ] >>> here's a story you might like, carla.have something to say about this. there was a girl from australia who just had t worst date ever because her date ran out of the restaurant leaving her to pay the bill. but the owner of the cÉ, which was in bondi, australia, which is a fabulous place by the way. saw this whole thing happening and he felt so bad for this woman that he gave her, you know, the meal othe hous then gave her a $150 voucher so she can return with somebody better to enjoy a meal. [ applause ] so i guess i have to ask you, as a woman have you ever been sort of been stiffed on a date or has a gucheaped out on you? did he dine and dash? >> umm, yes. i had a date back in the day and i was still working in catering. so my pennies and time wer precious. but somebody set me up with this guy. was so cheap that i was supposed to meet him at the subway. he didn't even come out from the all just in case we had to go back in and he didn't want to pay again. okay, so that was the first thing. then we to a movie and okay, h

addis: buenos dÍas, queridos, carlos y carla los carlos son muy talentosos. y las karlas mÁs.e por primera vez, sin saber que con ello estaba a punto de enfrentarse al mayor reto de su vida, pues su hijo santiago serÍa diagnosticado con un trastorno por dÉficit de atenciÓn. luz: es muy triste, es frustrante, te deprimas, es un duelo porque tÚ tienes una idea y una imagen de lo que va a ser o van a ser tus hijos, yo me imaginaba a santiago que iba a ser un tenista profesional o desarrollador inmobiliario profesional, pero cuando te dicen que tiene una discapacidad, es discapacidad y no haya lo que le quite la discapacidad. dentro de su discapacidad puede mejorar en muchos Ámbitos, pero la discapacidad es permanente. entonces, trabajar en ese duelo es difÍcil. claro, ayuda psicolÓgica, igual, ayuda psiquiÁtrica porque habÍa momentos en que no me puedo levantar de la cama no podÍa parar de llorar. reportera: aunque en apariencia, santi es un niÑo sano, sus actitudes no corresponden a las de un pequeÑo de su edad. luz: mÍo todavía tiene 10 aÑos, va a cumplir 11 y es un niÑo de cin

y cuÁndo consumimos los alimentos por eso invitamos a nutricionista que nos ayudara con este tema carla y despuÉs. >> debe ser un poco tibia perfecto porque se relaja mÁs el cuerpo. >> despuÉs seguido de un buen zumo o batido verde empezar con algo mÁs fresco, algo mas denso, podrÍa ser avena y tambiÉn tenemos tostadas con un poco de aguacate, o para aquellas personas que quieren una opciÓn con proteÍna animal podriamos hacer huevos revueltos. >> quÉ hay de cierto carla que las frutas se tienen que consumir solas. >> es mejor siempre separado de las comidas porque asÍ no van affaire mantener en el estÓmago. >> la comida y la cena son superimportantes quÉ debemos comer. >> para la comida es cuando el fuego estÁ mas potente, al mediodÍa podemos hacer la comida mÁs den sa, algunas opciones serÍan la ensalada de * legumbres o frijoles, podrÍamos prepararnos unos taco con frijoles y aguacate y tambiÉn una opciÓn con proteÍna animal podrÍa ser Únicas opciÓn de pescado siempre pensando que todas las opciones las podrÍamos poner en un pote y llevar a casa. >> porciÓn mÁs o menos? >> la porciÓn

>>soy feliz que voy a ver a mi madre despuÉs de siete meses de no verla y poder abrazo carla el casoic y ma de violencia algo que la pues en una tra -- trayectoria para recibir la visa u. fue vÍctima de un crimen de violencia cuando era menor de edad y si eso es otorgado todo el finaliza darÁ ahora ella es pera en el centro de detenciÓn para poder salir en liberta dad entre hoy y maÑana desde san francisco con luz peÑa notice y asun ibis john 14 en medio del clima antiinmigrante unas fue la del Área de la bahÍa de y de llevar el nombre de un inmigrante indocumentado. ♪ ♪ >>iniciamos una semana agradableen el Área de la bahÍa cerca de los 70. hacia concord de los 80 mÁs adelante regreso con más informaciÓn. en mÉxico la cotizaciÓn delpeso frente al dÓlar se sigue aumentando, la caÍda de la moneda se debiÓ a las transacciones entre estados un ♪ ♪ >>una nueva escuela primariase declarÓ indocumentado en el 2011y decidieron que el nombre de josÉ antonio encarna los valores de lo que se puede lograr en una buena educaciÓn y esta decisiÓn se toma en medio del panorama migratorio polÉmico y

spotted it's only been more often carla and that have been made up when i look at her books are fairly sure you. get that one follows the end of the five hundred two he and a little kitty and i wanted to move to the. i mean the in the air and make a little out of the. shafts a little deja vu however should have an admiration. for the. middle. market value. philos of a soap opera. much richer than allowed a lot of the hell. yeah you know how to do well in the end of the day. to a lot of books if all the help in getting. it as it has if you can hear it in well you have. if i needed all the stuff you don't mean i want to be but. ok move. because i. feel so look. like. i know but there is this if you can call that a machine please don't listen to nothing as a listener that. the stews me. that. i don't know. if that was about to look at. keep up with that stuff at least. if you can pull the regional ridgetop a little differently purely going to be we still believe you'll be in the natural something of a drink yes channel i'm still. am still if you don't. believe that'll be your world feel.

i want to bring with us with carla, co-host of "the chew." you tweeted you were gutted.u think about tony, though, and it brings a smile to your face, what are those thoughts, those moments that i imagine you're focusing on now? >> when i was listening to the clip, i think about he was just an incredible storyteller. he reminded us that food is the one place where you allow people to be different and you accept those differences and you go all in with those differences and you tell stories and you sit around and you're eating and you're all the same. >> i was speaking with another chef earlier who said in terms of picking up on what you said that reminding us that people are different and this chef said to me in reading his book "kitchen confidential" years ago, he felt it gave him the license to be who he was and be different and be a part of that restaurant culture. >> mm-hmm. >> how important was anthony bourdain in that respect in terms of giving people a license to be themselves sm. >> i think when it comes to food, you can't homogenize everyone. by going into the w

even responded it's only been more often carla and let up on a critic of what took a fairly sure lower quality. and philistine how does that one of the he in a little kiddie and have nothing more to the colleague had to talk a little. bit now i mean be in the care and make a little out of the fellow. who telling them to show him the militias here is for them and when a. minute or two behind me you get quite a volume. of fear philos of sympathy. a lack of air and a healthy and here. yet in my head it all a man of a good outlook. and. a lot of will to fall the hell and get me at the end of. it as it has an intent here to marry your cousin in kenya. if you don't mean i want to be that. ok look i'm. still a good. fit . please my. mother i know but there's this if you can't go have a mission in the unison of nothingness and to listen and then. excuse me yeah. really . but. that was not to look at. some of the stuff that. we come from all the little knowledge of keeping little of the country purely going to be we saw you've been in the natural something for the drink here gentlemen feel . so

soccer carla scourged barrow was elated on behalf of our united bid canada mexico and my country the united states thank you so so very much for this incredible honor thank you for entrusting us with this privilege the privilege of hosting the feed for world cup in twenty twenty six let us also salute our friends from morocco at the end of the day we're all united in football that's the spirit of the world cup the beautiful game and game transcends borders and cultures. our talk more about this exciting news joining us from washington is claire richardson and with me on the set is the w.'s oliver moody claire i want to start off with you how has this news been received in the u.s. . hyla as you might imagine u.s. soccer fans are absolutely delighted by this news this is a sport that's really been growing in popularity over the past couple of decades especially since the u.s. hosted the world cup last time back in one thousand nine hundred four a lot of the excitement tends to come from immigrant communities here who are rooting for their home countries teams particularly among the la

carla harris, vice chairman managing director and senior client adviser >> hi, good morning. >> so thiss not just a classic diversity conference, it's different? >> that's exactly right. this is not really a diversity conference at all. it is a leader's conference, we're talking from global capital marks, crypto currency, nationalism, populism. what makes this a senior multi-culture leaders conference is we are targeting the most senior african-americans, hispanic americans, asian americans and asian indians in corporate america today. by virtue of who is speaking, that makes it different the content at all is not about diversity and inclusion the way we think about conferences >> so why have a separate conference that focuses on this audience you will not be talking any differently. >> i tell you why, when we looked around in the marketplace, becky, there was no conference where the most senior professionals in corporate america had a chance to come together as a woman of color when i am invited to a broad leadership conference, can you count the number of people of color in the room w

focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. ] carla: hello, everybody. it's great to be with you. i am very excited about the program we are about to share. some really strong words from the man time magazine once called america's toughest customer. ralph nader has spent 50 years trying -- keeping a watchful eye on powerful politicians and giant corporations. he fought for everything, from safer cars to clean water. and he's won. that's because ralph nader knows how to fight. he believes in the power of the individual to bring about positive change. and he spells it ouout in the tk you are about to see. and in his latest

. >> reporter: carla came from el salvador. she's 23 and eight months pregnant. the bag in front of her is all she has to her name. she was given an envelope with a note to help her get to take a bus to her new american home. they told us the effort was worth the risk to make a better life for their children. cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> and stay with us on abc 7 news and abc7news.com as cheryl goes behind the headlines throughout the weekend to bring you the story about the crisis at the border. >> there are new developments that the government possibly plans to use the naval weapons stations. the grassman is planning a town hall meeting through facebook live to discuss the proposal. activists are also planning a protest thursday. the camp could hold up to 47,000 immigrants. concord took to social media to say it is very concerned about the plan. >>> san francisco some rainbows and glitter this weekend. >> the pride celebration is in full swing. we'll show you some of today's colorful celebrations. >>> and white house press secretary sarah sanders says she wa

verdad mi carla, como si fuera ayer y si la seguiremos pagando.nos platicÓ de momentos difÍciles que tuvo que enfrentar digamos que casi se la lleva la corriente en una escena muy peligrosa. >>libia brito rompe el silencio y habla del terrible momento que viviÓ al ver su vida en peligro o durante la grabaciÓn de la piloto dos dondeestuvo a punto de ahogarse. libia:la corriente del rÍo estuvo muy fuerte y me llevÓ el rÍo, tenía que agarrar una bolsa y no la pude agarrar, habÍa persona que me estaba esperandopero estuvo un poco arriesgado porque generalmente no uso el doble lo hice yo. aris: por otro lado la guapa actriz se llegÓ sola a la cita por lo que le preguntamos si continÚa el noviazgo con el cantante said el caballero urbano. livia: sÍ sigo feliz. aris: se siente bien al dar fe y vida a una mamÁ en la ficciÓn, serÁ que piensa escribirle a la cigüeÑa? livia: tiene un Ángel enorme y sabe lo que hace, y yo viviendo la maternidad encantada con Él. diana: desde mi o para despierta amÉrica diana idia. aris: para que vean que no es fÁcil grabar es

hectic consultations are taking place in poland on the first day of national explain herself to carla. the deadlock has resurfaced songbirds. end game this week until a new news. my first bicycle was sewing machine. where i come from women are bones by this oceans will remember something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me mr bundy. finally gave up and mental buying young bicycles but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt procreates for goes than rising of ice and snow i want to meet those woman back home who are bones by then two thousand and social goals and informed him of old dead basic rights my name is the amount of the homes and i work at speeds of. running. in the vision in that occasion. with this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food program fights and towards helping people help themselves my goal is zero. visited of leaders lie from god then the syrian army opens a new front in its war against rebels in the south of the country tens of

to carla thoughts let us know when the people we can talk about these rulings there's nothing to be said against that. but what really matters is this is stumbles court concluded that the constitutional court itself had violated the constitution. of this missive on this i could of done. it stumbles kind of quite district people gather here three times a week to protest the dismissal. they draw attention to their plight with music and dancing most of them a teachers all of them lost their jobs after an emergency decree stated that any person in the organization working in the public sector that is deemed a threat to national security can be suspended without justification. and. this gathering is also under observation. since the coup in two thousand and sixteen over one hundred thousand turkish civil servants have lost their jobs as a result of the ruling. who they are dead and the teacher of turkish literature is one of them out of sheer desperation she opened the cafe and turkish a-k. educate is a decree issued in a state of emergency. anyone affected by the decree can send a formal req

even respond to the slightly been more often carla and made up when i looked at her took a fairly sure lower quality. and for seeing how different one of the two he had a little kitty and how to move to the college adult. commune that care and make a little out of the. shafts a little deja vu telling them to show him a. little of. the hard bit and get quite a volume. of philos of sympathy. then allowed a lock of hair on the hellion here. yet you're not at all a man of good outlook. to a lot of books if all the hell i'm getting at the end of. it as it has a year to marry or has it in kenya for me to go that i still feel i mean i want to be bad. look beautiful. so it looks. like. i know but there is this if you can prove that the mission to kill the son of nothing is a business and that. excuse me. i don't know. if that was about to look at that. but it's not as such. if you can pull the original ridgetop a little differently purely going to be we saw a little you'll be in the natural something of a drink yes gentle i'm still. am still if you don't. believe but only hear your words here.

we're here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco and joined by carla, the deputy directorf spur and one of the persons who pushed this shelter in place and safe enough to stay concept and we want to talk about what it means and why it's important to san francisco. >> as you know the bay area as 63% chance of having a major earthquake and it's serious and going to impact a lot of people and particularly people in san francisco because we live on a major fault so what does this mean for us? part of what it means is that potentially 25% of san francisco's building stock will be uninhibit tabl and people can't stay in their homes after an earthquake. they may have to go to shelters or leave entirely and we don't want that to happen. >> we want a building stock to encourage them to stay in the homes and encourage them to stay and not relocate to other locations and shelters. >> that's right so that means the housing needs to be safe enough to stay and we have been focused in trying to define what that means and you as a former building official knows better than anybody the cod

carla shimkus with reaction pouring in on that one.on upset. 10 term incumbent congressman joe crowley losing the new york primary to a self proclaimed socialist with no experience. is this the first major sign of democrats moving further left? joining me is republican strategists ned ryan. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> good to be with you. heather: let's begin with the race results in new york, the big surprise. we can take a look at the numbers that came in, joseph crowley with 42 points, 27% of the vote and alexandria cortez with 57.13% of the vote. a big surprise for democrats. i was listening to shannon bream who was trying to get in contact with alexandria, her campaign and the crats didn't even have a telephone number for her. >> this was a huge shock, he is not only a 10 time incumbent but a fourth ranking member of the democratic caucus and the race wasn't even close, 15 points, beaten by 28-year-old socialist running for the first time and it is another story highlighting the fact that there is a civil war in th

creo que carla tiene la pregunta. te escuchamos karla: asÍ es.or, exigir, preguntar de muy buena manera. es muy importante mantener la calma y portarnos muy bien en el Área del aeropuerto. y consejos que cada vez que esto ocurre, temos que acercarnos a los manager del aerolÍnea. pedir cÓmo nos pueden compensar con este atraso que nos afecta. >> a veces por mal tiempo tenemos estos derechos. >> sÍ, sí es un desperfecto, podemos tener derechos. >> te lo agradezco mucho, adriana. espero que haya sido de mucho valor esta informaciÓn que nos da. con buena actitud y Ánimo, hay que acercarse y no perder la calma. a veces nos ponemos nerviosos y alterados. >> y consejo final es saber que conocÍamos a viajar, esto puede pasar. >> muchas gracias. en vivo desde el aeropuerto internacional de miami. karla: estoy de acuerdo. viajar es vivir. hay que tener calma. que tengan prentamos la nueva quarter pounder® de mcdonald's, hecha con 100% carne fresca. 100% caliente, 100% jugosa, y 100% sabrosa. la nueva hamburguesa quarter pounder® de mcdonald's. más caliente

carla and her husband live in a way that's both traditional and forward looking they go to the mosque and then head home for brunch with friends lim others generation lead very different less autonomous lives a lot of women came here for their generation not expecting much from children. that's a so much is expected of you it's hard to. break the barriers or try to be something different but when you start to see a rugged becomes the norm then i think a lot of women today are striving to better themselves. surprisingly perhaps the oil industry is blazing a trail when it comes to employing women. formally the arabian american oil company saudi aramco is the state owned petroleum and natural gas company and a bastion of progress. women employed here don't have to wear a bias. and they are often in a position of giving orders to men. who are of course on now executive director of human resources has worked here for thirty six years she's made fostering female talents one of the top priorities in the coming years can't come to france has engineers they never took part in the company's tra

neil: carla katz, good seeing you. don't make yourself a stranger.eaking, we learned that the president spoke with prime minister justin trudeau of canada. i'm sure what came up are the trade issues ahead with tomorrow, canada enacting tariffs on billions of dollars where the of goods from the united states and he wants to head that off. so these guys are talking at least. i don't know what canada talks. we know there's no update on the tariffs still set to come tomorrow which i'm told is canada day. more after this. i've always looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a s

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for many parents the idea of breaking apart families is beyond the pale.sot carla/demonstrator 106-116i brought my son because families belong together and i oppose families being separated at the border and i brought my son because i want to teach him that standing in this street is a way to against a government that you feel is oppressing others protesters say this move should come as no surprise considering the president's attitudes and policies and it will mean taking to the streets more often sot unless we do something now it's going to get worsestandup dan kerman/sf 131-141and this turns out to be the latest in series of protests. additional protests are scheduled for el cerrito, oakland and another here in san francisco in the days ahead. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news.145/std (pam)coming up: a popular hotel in las vegas.... taking on thousands of gallons of water forcing guests to evaucate. what caused the water to pour threw the ceiling... and onto the ground floor. (ken)plus: victims of the north bay fire storms are ready to take on p-g-and-e.the power house lawyer who is repre

for many parents the idea of breaking apart families is beyond the pale.sot carla/demonstrator 106-116i brought my son because families belong together and i oppose families being separated at the border and i brought my son because i want to teach him that standing in this street is a way to take action against a government that you feel is oppressing others protesters say this move should come as no surprise considering the president's statements, attitudes and policies and it will mean taking to the streets more often sot unless we do something now it's going to get worsestandup dan kerman/sf 131-141and this turns out to be the latest in series of protests. additional protests are scheduled for el cerrito, oakland and another here in san francisco in the days ahead. in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news.145/std (grant) coming up... some south lake tahoe residents are fed up with the noisy rental homes ... that are causing homes ... that are causing parking and trash problems... the new proposal to stop to limit those homes air b-n-b home... (vicki) plus... an aggressive arrest caught on vide

independence from spain but you cabinet is led by kim torah who's a close aide of the deposed catalan leader carla spruced them and. two resolutions on weeks of violence at gaza's border with israel have failed at the un security council the u.s. blocked to kuwait backed resolution calling for the protection of palestinians it then failed to get support for its own resolution condemning hamas for the unrest egypt's president has been sworn in for a second four year term up till fattal sisi secured ninety seven percent of votes in march critics though say the election was a farce because most of his opponents were jailed or threatened against running. a french newspaper says saudi arabia is threatening military action against catalogue of russian weapons of course lamond reports that the saudi king told the french president he will retaliate if acquires a russian anti aircraft defense system who think rebels in yemen say the capital of the united arab emirates abu dhabi is now within reach of its missiles who the forces say that they've managed to recapture some territory recently the u.a.e. and sa

fellow celebrity chef carla hall saying i'm gutted and saddened upon hearing the news of bourdain, aommunity. you will be missed. gordon ramsay saying stunned and saddened by the loss of anthony bourdain. he brought the world into our homes and inspired so many people to explore cultures and cities through their food. and then listing the national help hotline form suicide preventi prevention. andrew zimmerman, a piece of my heart is truly broken this morning. and the irony, the sad cruel irony is that the last year he'd never been happier. tony was a symphony. i wish everyone could have seen all of him. very heartbreaking loss in the culinary, tv and travel world. we have a lot of resources on our own website for suicide prevention, please go ahead and take a look at that throughout the day where you or a f loed one can reach out for help. go to abc7news.com. one of the women that andrew zimmerman referring to, an 11-year-old daughter anthony has. very tough news this morning to deal with. >> okay. >> going to turn to a ban on plastic straws that could go statewide if some californi

chiquita, carla, quÉ te pasÓ? carla:tan bonitos mis compaÑeros.n relaciÓn con triunfo electoral de su partido. a la espera de una soluciÓn en el congreso las polÉmicas de la polÍtica migraciÓn se traslada hasta la corte el departamento de justicia le pide a un juez federal en california que establezca un plazo una corta escucha una demanda sobre el estatus de 2000 menores que continÚan separado de sus padres. la mano dura contra la inmigraciÓn establecida por el actual gobierno no estarÍa desalentando al centroamericano que continÚa cruzando la frontera sin documentos. la pobreza y la violencia serÍan las principales razones por las que huyen de sus paÍses de origen. erica se trasladÓ a los lÍmites de guatemala y mÉxico para poder hablar con quiÉnes no se detienen en su meta por llegar a estados unidos. erika: actualmente, los guatemaltecos, a pesar que saben que es cada vez mÁs difÍcil llegar a los estados unidos continÚan atravesando la frontera ilegalmente. >> la pobreza que hay en guatemala y la corrupciÓn. erica: esta madre emprendiÓ el viaje

i just watched carla hayden, the librarian of congress interview the first lady.he talked about for the coming memoir. i thought we would have more news for you. she talked about raising maliyah and sasha and the first grandmother being there. she said she had a therapy room upstairs that all the staff as well as michelle regularly visited. all of that and more in her forthcoming memoir. >> laura: i like her mother seems like the coolest person. i like marianne robinson. >> she is the untold story of the obama years. >> laura: she knows all. i want to read her memoir. raymond, thanks so much. up next, a segment you cannot miss. lost in all the concern over illegal immigrants this week is the intense suffering of our own citizens at the hands you have criminal illegals. in main, three angel moms come out of the shadows to share their own story. >> we weren't lucky enough to be separated for five days or ten days. we were separated permanently. >> we're gathered today to hear directly from the american victims of illegal immigration. you know, you hear the other sid

thousands of people admiring them but not anymore and a lot of folks are disappointed. ick to cg here) carla conley / oakland whips = it's upsetting and it's frustrating.> <(too quick to cg here) bay stepside dancing, oldies music and old school cars, this looks like a scene from a '70s movie. the impromptu car shows were happening at the popular oakland street fest called first fridays until they were shut down last summer. >> it's frustrating and it's upsetting. >> they say these cars down here are causing too much ruckus. ev the car sh >> reporter: the car shows were not organized by first fridays and car owners parked outside the entrance by space burger on telegraph avenue. car, truck and motorcycle clubs kept showing up since 2009 and so first friday organizers embraced it. >> they're incredibly popular. in fact, they really shut down the streets that they're at, the two gas stations that are here. >> reporter: but car enthusiasts say last summer the police asked them to move since they didn't have a permit and were parking in illegal spots. >> some of the car owners said that they wer

carla: hello, everybody. it's great to be with you.am very excited about the program we are about to share. some really strong words from the man time magazine once called america's toughest customer. ralph nader has spent 50 years trying -- keeping a watchful eye on powerful politicians and giant corporations. he fought for everything, from safer cars to clean water. and he's won. that's because ralph nader knows how to fight. he believes in the power of the individual to bring about positive change. and he spells it ouout in the tk you are about to see. and in his latest

kristen richardson and her fellow prosecuting attorney carla carlstrom.y promised the jury pieces of a puzzle. pieces they hoped would ultimately reveal a resentful, hateful husband, whose frustrations had boiled over. >> i think it was actually, i think the phrase it truly was a crime of passion. >> at the core of the prosecutors' case, david was a sexist philanderer who viewed his goody-two-shoes wife as a weight around his neck. so he put his hands around hers after an argument to free mself of the burden.d to nici's problem with pills as his cover-up. >> why kill her? >> it wasn't a plan to murder. if it was something he planned to do, sure, he could divorce her. this was not a plan. this was something that erupted one night in a fit of rage. >> because they thought there was no premeditation, david pietz was charged with second, not first, degree murder. but proving he snapped and strangled nici in their condo wouldn't be easy. this was a highly circumstantial case with little direct evidence pointing david's way. >> in terms of the bedroom or the ho

carla brunei had pictures of hirst smacked all over the tabloids, it is stressful running france, maybet is one... you don't need one, you have a private yacht. the optics, as they say on your side of the pond are not too clever because he is moaning about french spending on welfare and then you cannot have bills like this. i have been looking back. there was 26,000 euros on his make—up in the first three months, 50,000 euros on dinner plates and 150,000 euros on cuisine. i have had a look at what swimming pools cost andi a look at what swimming pools cost and i think he can do it a bit cheaper. i think one of these is the a nswer to cheaper. i think one of these is the answer to his problems. 100 euros in any place in france. i have one of these. you get a pump and a ladder with it. you do feel a bit like a crouton swimming around in it, but they are private. it is not massively presidential. 0n the scale of glamour? do you think donald trump would like that? well, that is a very good question, it leads us on very nicely... what makes someone part of the elite? is it money? power? line

all part of the growing scam, reeling in victims using actual listings of homes like carla west's inille for sale, re-listing them online as bargain-priced rentals. >> it occurred to me. i said you are being scammed. >> reporter: she posted this note on her front door. >> i really felt sorry for the people coming by. >> reporter: it's a trick nina fell for, forking over $700 for this apartment only realizing she was dealing with a scammer. leaving her and her mentally disabled daughter homeless. >> we needed a place to live. i got locked out and i got scammed. >> reporter: it's also happening with vacation rentals. realtors across the country see it all the time. with scam listings even popping up on reputable websites. >> you're going to find deals out there. but when you're finding something priced at 10% of the actual value, it's probably not legitimate. if a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. >> reporter: and to avoid falling victim, experts say be suspicious about anyone being out of town and consider working with a licensed realtor. marci gonzalez, abc news, los a

carla hills said reading works of history led her to believe that people with influence were awesome lawyers. decide if the law had for them, women struggled with competing interests. janet reno loved science. elizabeth capris, a formidable litigator out in california, i believe, was there he serious about becoming a professional drummer -- elizabeth fraser -- elizabeth cabraser. her time atso in berkeley, i lieve. several had careers in journalism before opting for law school. some women were in graduate school before they committed to law school. several applied to law school more or less as a lark. not one trailblazer -- and i think this is really impressive -- not one trailblazer talked about law as a means of becoming wealthy. many understood the possibility that law, a legal career, would and that independence they would have a financial foundation, but there was no .alk of getting it all there was nothing that any of us would interpret as kind of a greedy hand being put out into our society. history, judith litman said simply being a lawyer gave me a license for -- judith lich

francisca: oye estÁ, carla, aquÍ vez alex y su esposo eduardo, ellos estÁn llenos de corazones. familia ocupada disfrute de una comida increíblemente buena. como la nueva película disney pixar's, "incredibles 2," clasificada pg, el 15 de junio. ♪ mascara temptation,a de maybelline new york. nuestro volumen más adictivo. una fórmula cremosa con extracto de coco. pestañas tan suaves... tan densas... tan tentadoras. nueva mascara temptation. solo de maybelline new york. honey bunches of oats. es crujientes hojuelas, mÁs trocitos de granola, mÁs un toque de miel. es como si sumáramos lo chévere, más lo padre. es la suma de lo mejor de lo mejor en un cereal. honey bunches of oats. alan: seÑoras y seÑores estamos con la bella y las bestias. [risas] alan: ya saben que "la bella y las bestias" se estrena el dÍa de hoy a las 8:00 p.m. bella, esto se llama " el que la emboca se queda". ahÍ les va. tirÉ cada quien sus pelotas ello les voy explicando. uno en uno. comienzo yo. hay estÁ. -- ahÍ estÁ . [risas] alan: solamente van a jugar con la sequedad, esmeralda. fran. yisus: sigo yo.. karla

carla levanta un poco mÁs el brazo. >> carla como si estuvieras nadando.. y otra polÉmica propuesta del presidente donald trump, llevarÍa a residentes legales y sus hijos ciudadanos a renunciar a ciertos beneficios y es que el proyecto permitirÍa al gobierno negarle la residencia a padres que adquieran residencia federal, argumentando que serÍa una carga pÚblica para el paÍs. la controversial proposiciÓn serÍa publicada la prÓxima semana para recibir comentarios del pÚblico, activistas pintan a la poblaciÓn a manifestarse contra del proyecto para evitar su aprobaciÓn. un jurado federalacusa formalmente a la gente seÑalar de atropellar a un inmigrante la contreras, enfrenta dos cargos uno de privaciÓn del derecho mientras se encontraba en servicio y otro por falsificaciÓn de registro, en una investigaciÓn federal el uniformado habrÍa golpeado al guatemalteco que saltÓ el muro. una granada de juguete destaca pÁnico en el aeropuerto de houston, el artefacto fue hallado en un bolso del joven, el incidente provocÓ el cierre de un punto de control y retraso de v