cecilia: ¡ah, buenos días! andrea: ¿cecilia? cecilia es de familia mexicana.ije: "bueno". salía con 15 docenas y vendía los tamales en una hora. andrea: los tamales fueron un éxito rotundo. cecilia: la gente quería más y más y más y guardé un dinero y me compré la casita donde lo tengo ahorita. cecilia: la mayoría de sus clientes son americanos y hacen fila. cecilia: cada en cuando viene un latino y me decían: "comiendo estos tamales me recuerda a mi abuelita". ay, eso me tocaba mucho mi corazón. andrea: cecilia trabaja más de 12 horas por día. cecilia: hago de puerco de res con chile verde, de pollo, los frijoles negros con queso jalapeño... andrea: y como si fuera poco, es además la abuelita de tiempo completo del pequeño travis. cecilia: mi vida es tamales y mi nieto. Él se queda conmigo parte de la semana. andrea: a cecilia le duele que su hijo se haya divorciado y que le haya dejado de hablar, porque justamente ella se mudó a alaska para estar con la familia. cecilia: después de su divorcio, pues, no hemos estado hablando. [solloza] eso me duele mucho. an

cecilia: yes, yes.ht, they will speak to your children and pass out chocolate coins you said. cecilia: yes, yes. damian: all right, well again, this is the three wise men, the three kings, los tres reyes magos, the celebration happening over at the children's discovery museum on january 12 and 13. there is the web address for the cd and for more information. any final thoughts before we let you go? cecilia: well, yes, one more thing that i did wanna share with folks is that last year for our 20th anniversary, we did a ceremonial precession with the three kings that was led by a camel and a donkey, and it was so popular that we have the camel and donkey coming back. and the camel's name is freddy, and the mini donkey's name is beverly, and so beverly and freddy will be there for the ceremonial procession which starts at 12:00 noon on saturday and kicks off the weekend, so. damian: well, thank you so much for carrying on traditions. damian: thank you very much. cecilia: thank you. damian: we'll have more

cecilia es de familia mexicana, .lir a la calle y venderlos. >> vendÍ los tamales en una hora. >> de los clientes son americanos y hacen fila. y como si fuera poco es la abuelita de tiempo completo del pequeÑo travis. >> mi vida es tamales y mi nieto. Él se quede conmigo parte de la semana. >> a cecilia le duele que su hijo se haya divorciado y le haya dejado de hablar porque ella se mudÓ a alaska. >> despuÉs de su divorcio no hemos estado hablando, eso me duele mucho. >> para cecilia la vida en alaska no es fÁcil, es más cara, el dÍa es duro y la soledad pudiera ser grande. >> uno no cree que su vida puede cambiar tanto. >> sin embargo, cecilia es feliz aquÍ. agradece por lo bien que le va en el trabajo y por su nieto. >> yo ya no vuelvo a texas. >> la magia del polo norte la enamorÓ y le cambió el destino. ♪ >> un dÍa sin que lo esperara, apareciÓ un hombre barrigón con una barba larga blanca y poblada. >> cuando abrÍ en octubre del 2012 vino santa claus a saludarme y pedirme tamales. me dijo soy santa claus, me ens

cecilia, good morning to you.don't call tomorrow super saturday for nothing. 134 million of us expected to hit the malls for that super saturday blitz. $26 billion up for grabs, so a lot of retailers are pulling out all of the stops. old navy, you can see it here, 75% off up to that amount on the entire store, and they are also doing this new thing this year where they are offering free round trip lyft rides where you buy online and pick up in store. check out petco for your furry friends, and kohl's has good deals as well. >> 75% off? >> ginger, back inside from the rain but certainly it's not going away. >>> yeah, it's not just the rain, it's the wind. there are wind alerts from florida and georgia up through maine and we're talking about 40-mile-per-hour gusts there. up to 65 in new england. your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, the weekend getaways sponsored by walmart. >>> and coming up, that new trouble for miss america. the pageant's leader is now facing a lawsuit and how gretchen carlson is firin

>> cecilia vega live at the white house. cecilia, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here to the global manhunt tonight, after the deadly terror attack near a christmas market. the scene in strasbourg, france, as the shooting unfolded, the gunman was apparently shot, too, and then jumped into a taxi to escape. tonight, the new image just released in this hunt, and abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is in france. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of french police and soldiers in an all-out hunt for one man -- cherif chekatt. the 29-year-old career criminal suspected of carrying out that deadly terror attack near the strasbourg christmas market. police today seizing evidence from his apartment and searching cars at the nearby german border. chekatt escaping in a taxi, wounded in the arm by soldiers, but telling the driver he'd just shot people. >> there were really a lot of gunshots. like, it was so loud. >> reporter: the screams of witnesses harrowing to hear. one victim on the ground as passers-by try to help.

good morning. >> reporter: goomorning, cecilia. with the departure of john kelly, president trump is now trying to find his third chief of staff in less than two years, an unprecedented level of turnover in the west wing. this morning, only one thing is clear. john kelly is on his way out as chief of staff. his replacement, though, entirely unclear. >> john kelly will be leaving. i don't know if i can say retiring, but he is a great guy. john kelly will be leaving at the end of the year. >> reporter: while president trump frequently touted kelly's service -- >> here's a marine i like a lot that we all know, we all love. he's doing a fantastic job. four-star general john kelly. stand up. >> reporter: their relationship had deteriorated to the point of hostility. over the past few weeks, the two have barely been on speaking terms and the president didn't hide the fact he didn't always see eye to eye with his chief of staff. >> look, we get along well. there are certain things i love what he does, and there are certain things that i d

>> cecilia, this is extremely valuable information.off of advertising sales. and advertising, when they know when they can pinpoint where you are and what you're doing, they can actually direct an ad to you so imagine you're in a mall but you're on the second floor of the mall, not the first floor, they can send a push alert to your phone suggesting a store on that second floor instead of the first one because they know you're there. >> wow, really good information, all right, thanks, rebecca. >>> ginger, over to you. >> yes, let's do this. it's "gma moment" time. one of my favorite points of the morning. we get to share a smile with you. when i was on "dancing with the stars" we had an incredibly talented makeup and hair team. and one of the guys, dean, that used to do my hair there, so special. look what he's done to himself. he's really taken on the holiday beard decorations, kisses, even a hanukkah >>> we turn to my interview with julia roberts. let's see her there on the cover of "the new york times" magazine. and we sat down to t

cecilia? know to the northwest set to collide with a storm in the south and barrel up the east coast. ginger, that tornado caused some serious damage right before the holiday. >> yes, this county in washington state has only ever had one tornado before this in recorded history. this one looks like it was much stronger. you can see the debris flying in the air as that tornado rotates there. this is southwest of washington called port orchard. the roofs were ripped from the buildings. the walls are down and will do the survey but likely will end up on the medium end of tornadoes. then we had a foot of snow in just 48 hours, stevens pass, and merges with that storm, and you can see 2 to 4 inches of rain in florida so up i-95 you could have issues thursday into friday. >>> when we come back more on the life of penny marshall from actor to director, how she paved a path for women in hollywood and the biggest misconception she thinks people had about her. >>> and for the millions struggling witinfer

cecilia. >> not a good day for it to happen. james, thank you. >>> we turn now to that surprise decision by president trump to withdraw all u.s. troops from syria. this morning there is growing outrage even from the president's own allies. overnight, republican senators including lindsey graham and marco rubio calling it a, quote, premature and costly mistake. about 2,000 service members are currently there helping in the fight against isis and president trump said that is over but that is not what his own advisers say. our global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has the latest from washington. martha, the president is defending the move on twitter this morning, but he seems to be ignoring the advice of so many. >> reporter: exactly, cecilia. despite outrage from prominent members of congress, the pentagon has started the process of withdrawing u.s. troops from syria, and in just 30 days, there will be no american troops left in that war-torn country. the decision was stunningly swift with a hastily prepared video announceme

now the top headlines we're following this morning. >> cecilia, thank you -- cecilia?to ginger. >> i got my it's way too cold bounce going on. can i come in now? >> look at the little girl in the window. >> who in the audience thinks a marriage performance review is a good idea? [ applause ] what do you think your review will say? >> i get in trouble for not being handy around the house. i would fail at that. >> really? >> yes. >> you got to be good at something because she's keeping you around all those years. >> uh-huh. >> i didn't mean it that way, george, i'm so sorry. i'm going to leave now. i am so sorry. [ laughter ] ♪ we could do this all night >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, america. >> yes. >> we've had the best audiences. >> you guys are loud this morning. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ we can do this all night. >> pick any card, literally any card. show the crowd your card. good. now, put it in here. as you see there's no way that i could know where it is and then i do this and then i do that. is that your card? no, it probably isn't.

>> and cecilia svsay vega live with us tonight. overnight, we know the president was asked about talk of it impeachment, and he said he's not concerned? >> reporter: in fact, he said, people would revolt if he was impeached. that came in a new interview with reuters. and he said, quote, it's hard to impeach somebody who hasn't done anything wrong. david? >> cecilia, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here to the global manhunt tonight, after the deadly terror attack near a christmas market. the scene in strasbourg, france, as the shooting unfolded. the gunman was apparently shot, too, and then jumped into a taxi to escape. tonight, the new image just released in this hunt, and abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is in france. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of french police and soldiers in an all out hunt for one man -- cherif chekatt. the 29-year-old career criminal suspected of carrying out that deadly terror attack near the strasbourg christmas market. police today seizing evidence from his apartment and searching

this is coming as a complete shock. >> reporter: really shocking, cecilia.iral stearney had commanded some 20,000 forces in one of the most important and potentially volatile regions in the world. this is where our american navy has confronted iran's revolutionary guard vessels. weapons smugglers. admiral stearney was a decorated pilot, a top gun instructor with more than 1,000 carrier landings. he had also served in afghanistan and central command. sources who know stearney tell abc his death is a suspected suicide which is why this came as such a shock to all who knew him and those men and women he commanded. a real tragedy. robin? >> so tragic. all right, martha, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the college football playoffs. the stage is now officially set for the two big showdowns, clemson -- and we have a clemson fan in our studio with his hat on over there. and they will take on notre dame, and oklahoma will face alabama who secured their spot in that big comeback saturday night. 'bama down against georgia, 28-21, in the fourth quarter. the a

cecilia?> he likes him now. >>> this morning, the president is facing for another showdown, this one over his former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, after he implicated the president in a felony in that exclusive sitdown with george. now the president and his team are on the offensive calling cohen a rat and a serial liar. our chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas, is tracking this all from washington. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. the president and his defense attorney are launching a furious attack, and his former attorney accused trump of directing felonies. this as the special counsel investigation moves toward a potentially dramatic finish with yet another close associate of the president finding out if he'll go to prison this week. an extremely angry president describing his former fixer and attorney michael cohen as vermin, specifically a "rat." amid a barrage of tweets on sunday. his current defense attorney, rudy giuliani, blasting cohen as well. >> p

>>> que asegurÓ que estaba comiendo, recibiendo agua >>> yo siento que me muero en el camino >>> ceciliau hija en brazos por guatemala, los coyotes la llevaron por el lugar donde muriÓ jacqueline y le dieron nada >>> sin comer sin nada >>> cuÁntos dÍas?. >>> 5- 6? >>> sÍ >>> y tÚ quÉ sentÍas cÓmo te i alimenta alimentabas >>> no mÁs con el poder del espÍritu santo pues >>> (hablan en inglÉs) >>> en el programa de (nombre en inglÉs) el asesor presidencial steven mÜller muller dicen que personas mueren de trayecto porque el contrabando se benefician de la muerte y miseria. el cÓnsul de guatemala insiste que hay que esperar la autopsia para. >>> la Única forma de desde spes dudaes es un proceso cientÍfico j una vez que se emitas el certificado de difunciÓn el cuerpo de jacqueline serÁ repatriado a su tierra donde doe esperan este lugar en el paso texas edgardo muÑoz noticias telemundo. >>> una chrhistoria que estremee >>> la deportaciÓn de marÍa sÁnchez la recuerda porque hizo titular es hace un aÑo, no tenÍ antecedentes y un buen empleado especializado pero habÍa cometido la falta de entra

><cecilia pulmano/new york: "we managed to get the 1 o'clock flight and they said people left early so was absolutely no lines so stress free, stress free travels so far."> leon and his family are ditching new jersey to spend christmas on vacation in the bay area..they weren't greeted with california sunshine..in fact, the evening rain caused delays for arriving flights..according to triple-a, december 23rd, the eve of christmas eve is one of the busiest travel days in the skies.but we didn't see crazy lines at security or the counter this afternoon..even though airport officials say there are one hundred thirty six thousand people traveling through s-f-o today alone. they're still urging people to arrive for their flights early..two hours ahead for domestic flights, three hours for international travel.ron rouse knows the drill..

. >> esto ha desatado un movimiento al que se ha unido un gran grupo de actrices, entre ellas cecilia gracias a ustedes por el contacto, la verdad que el pedido de telma de acercar a las actrices argen situaciÓn y le daba mucho miedo hacerlo sola por eso nos pusimos a disponibilidad de ella para empezar a certera y hemos logrado la confenyl dÍa siguientena >> de verdad que estÁ siendo contundente, podrÍamos decir laura que se ha destapado una cloaca que permanecÍa cerrada por miedo? >> sÍ, por supuesto, por supuesto por todos los aÑos en que las mujeres hemos sido silenciadas sÍ, bueno, siglos dirÍa, realmente es muy importante este momento, estÁn empezando a hablar mujeres de otros medios de trabajo, desde otros lugares. >> claro, es impresionante como estÁ surgiendo toda la respuesta por quÉ hay una necesidad y ademÁs hablamos de argentina, un paÍs en el que ha negado el derecho legal al aborto, un paÍs en el que solo este aÑo se cuentan femicidios en alrededor desemana, es tan grave que el movimiento que han esestÁn haciendo es nec en estu paÍs y en otros latinoamericanos. >>Én sur

cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. >> our thanks to cecilia there. in washington. >>> michael cohen is now facing three years in prison as he continues to cooperate with investigators from special counsel robert mueller's office. cohen says he arranged the hush money payments at the direction of president trump and he told the judge that he agreed time and again to cover up what he called trump's dirty deeds out of loyalty. but the judge who also sentenced cohen for lying to congress said he was motivated by personal greed and ambition. >>> and back to washington where the secretaries of state and defense will brief house lawmakers today about the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. mike pompeo and jim mattis, you'll recall, previously told senators there is no smoking gun linking the saudi crown prince to his death. >> but the cia director has told senators there is zero chance the crown prince wasn't involved. brad mielke has more. >> we've seen a lot of outrage over the death of jamal khashoggi. in the two months since his murde

verÓnica, si podÍa ser el novio oficial de cecilia.

so something we have to work at, but i wouldn't give up hope. >> cecilia? >> go ahead, sorry. >> i'll just guess a question. we're going to turn back to the economic threat but the political threat. it's not a thee roretical quest and it's not rhetoric. there is incitement. there are pipe bombs. there are murders. when you leave the white house, you have to look to your left and right like sniper was on th loose. there are many politicians shouting "fake news." there was a congressional candidate who body slammed a local reporter who had the, you know, was impertinent enough to ask the candidate a question. and the election was two days later and he won. there was another -- there was a member of congress who you're going to threaten to throw a reporter over the balcony in the capitol. it's not just that our feelings are hurt. it's not even that we just have fear for our personal safety. i think there's something more. the reason we're convened here today is something more hangs in the balance. where do you see this all going? >> i wish i could sound as opt

our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has the story. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this is the man who famously said he would take a bullet for president trump. now he says of those crimes that he committed, he did it all for his former boss. this morning, president trump is breaking his silence, tweeting about his longtime fixer, saying i never directed michael cohen to break the law. he was a lawyer and he's supposed to know the law. in his emotional apology to the court, cohen pointed directly at president trump saying, it was my own weakness and a blind loyalty to this man that led me to choose a path of darkness over light. time and time again, cohen said, i felt it was my duty to cover up for his dirty deeds. cohen sentenced to three years in prison. prosecutors say cohen acted in coordination with trump when, in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election, he arranged hush money to porn star stormy daniels and playmate karen mcdougal to keep them quiet about alleged affairs. in court cohen too

it's still not enough to deter cecilia and his friends they decided to take their chance after sunset they walk several thousand kilometers from honduras to reach this point his wife and daughter are already in the u.s. they took the same route he hasn't seen them in three years when i was just too difficult to get a visa i want financial guarantees that i don't have a hope not to get caught if it happens i will seek a song. almost like for a moment there but i can dream seem so close cecilia looked hopeful as one of the group reach the top of the wall. they were quickly spotted it's game over but only for now as going back home is not an option anymore. but at that hamid al jazeera the one. i mean maher is considering a plan soon legalize casinos some already operate under special provisions but changes to the law being proposed to encourage more tourism and tax collection when he reports. it's still under construction but this eight hundred heck decide has already become known as china town the remote region of korean state bordering thailand is being transformed thanks to chinese i

. >> cecilia, thank you very much. cecilia? >> you're welcome. >> good morning, america. it is a cold one here. want to go outside to ginger. >> i got my it's way too cold bounce going on. can i come in now? >> look at the little girl in the window. >> who thinks a marriage performance idea is a good idea? [ applause ] what do you think your review will say. >> i get in trouble for not being handy in around the house. i would fail at that. >> you got to be good at something. she's keeping you around all these years. >> uh-huh. >> i didn't mean it that way, george. i'm so sorry. i'm going to leave now. i am so sorry. [ laughter ] ♪ we could do this all night >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning, america. >> we have the best audiences. >> you guys are loud this morning. ♪ the lights ♪ we can make the pop go rock ♪ we can do this all night >> please welcome jack black. >> literally any card. show the crowd your card. good. now put it in here. as you see there's no way

pero por otro lado hacer conciencia. >> cecilia tiene un hijo, su nombre estÉ.>> esta ediciÓn de diciembre quÉ tal si seguimos celebrando los cumpleaÑero se en su dÍa. >> vamos. venga. >> echa la mÚsica! >> comenzamos con ana marÍa quintero que estÁ cumpliendo nueve aÑos. felicidad es ana marÍa. >> festejamos que cumplen cinco aÑos. >> guadalupe mÉndez cumple cuatro aÑos. >> y eduardo de albuquerque cumple 13 aÑos. >> felicitaciones. >> rosita melÉndez, esta jovencumple apenas 24 aÑos. >> de esa pasamos aileen sÁnchez, cumple 11 aÑos. que la pases muy bien. >> evangelina, de california, cumple dos aÑos. >> alice cumple un aÑito. >> no estÁ con nosotros pero queremos felicitar a javier que cumple. [aplausos] >> estÁn aquÍ dos de los spider man. mÁs adelante vamos a estar hablando de eso pero por ahora van a bailar con nosotros. [mÚsica] >> hoy tenemos en vivo desde nueva york a oscar que llega revelarnos lo detalles del jugoso contrato con el que canelo Álvarez para historia. >> y miren, llega las mente gemelas con sus predicciones para el prÓximo 2019. >> jennif

it's almost like for a moment they're both seem so close cecilia looked hopeful as one of the group reached the top of the wall. they were quickly spotted it's game over but only for now as going back home is not an option anymore but at that hamid al jazeera t one a spanish court has confirmed a controversial ruling which cleared five men of gang rape and sentence them on lesser charges of sexual assault people protested outside the justice ministry after the decision the five men who called themselves the wolfpack have been jailed for nine years for assaulting an eighteen year old woman at the pamplona bull run festival two years ago spanish law requires proof of physical violence for rape conviction police across europe have carried out coordinated arrests on members of the italian mafia the european unit fighting cross border organized crime conducted raids in italy germany belgium and the netherlands has more. duesberg in western germany and police carry out a raid as part of a coordinated action in four countries here they search an italian cafe in a shopping mall as well as in this r

it's almost like her moment there but i can dream seem so close cecilia looked hopeful as one of the group reach the top of the wall. they were quickly spotted it's game over but only for now as going back home is not an option anymore . but of that hamid al-jazeera the one. health ministers from uganda and neighboring democratic republic of congo have met to discuss the latest ebola outbreak health workers in uganda are being vaccinated after concerns were raised that the disease could spread an outbreak of ebola in various parts of the d.r. sea has killed at least two hundred sixty eight people since scientists. heads of state from the five countries in western africa are meeting international donors in mauritania it's an attempt to raise billions of dollars for a region that has seen years of violence nicholas hoch reports from the chart the fight against the insurgency this one house starts here. a un funded to radicalization program in a suburb of new york shot. these teenagers will not be attending the g. five the whole conference and so as an exercise they play out the meeting

it's almost like a moment there seem so close cecilia looked hopeful as one of the group reached the top of the wall. they were quickly spotted it's game over but only for now as going back home is not an option anymore without that hamid al jazeera the one of ukraine's president petro poroshenko has said you will the meeting next week to create an independent church has been pushing for and ukrainian orthodox church that would be free from russian control the move would split the world's largest eastern orthodox christian denomination and would reduce moscow's influence. british academics have named denmark the u.k. and canada as the nations making the most progress to fight climate change research is from imperial college really released the report as delegates hold the latest round of un climate talks in poland one of the countries lagging behind is brazil which has canceled hosting the next summer's night club has more. next year's climate talks with jews take place in brazil but that's being reverse by the president elect's jab also norah has made no secret of his desire to open

cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. >> one person apparently not cooperating with investigatorsinvoke his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination when it comes to requests for information from the senate judiciary committee. stone will also not share documents with the committee. >>> really sharp reactions from senators from that briefing about the saudi crown prince's involvement in the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the senators did not like what they heard from the cia director and they were eager to share. abc's martha raddatz reports. >> reporter: it took cia director gina haspel only one hour to lay out the evidence and senators at the closed-door briefing just minutes to offer jaw-dropping condemnation of saudi's crown prince mohammed bin salman. >> i have zero question in my mind that the crown prince, mbs, ordered the killing. if he was in front of a jury, he would be convicted in 30 minutes, guilty. >> reporter: jamal khashoggi, last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul. the cia has determined a hit squad of saudi operative

><cecilia pulmano/new york: "we managed to get the 1 o'clock flight and they said people left early so there was absolutely no lines so stress free, stress free travels so far."> leon and his family are ditching new jersey to spend christmas on vacation in the bay area..they weren't greeted with california sunshine..in fact, the evening rain caused delays for arriving flights..according to triple-a, december 23rd, the eve of christmas eve is one of the busiest travel days in the skies.but we didn't see crazy lines at security or the counter this afternoon..even though airport officials say there are one hundred thirty six thousand people traveling through s-f-o today alone. they're still urging people to arrive for their flights early..two hours ahead for domestic flights, three hours for international travel.ron rouse knows the drill..

. >> sergeant cecilia love was the case detective. >> what was going on in their lives? >> they were living separately. they had -- still had a relationship because they had the two daughters together. >> they were divorcing? >> yes. >> and they had been discussing selling the house, you know, dividing up assets. >> that can get tense, even for the best of relationships. >> absolutely. >> did you need to take a close look at her? >> in the beginning, you would think it could be his wife or his ex-wife. >> not only that, rob's friends told investigators that he had a younger lady in his life. a french woman that lived across the river in manhattan. >> was this divorce because of the other woman? >> no. it definitely wasn't because of the other woman. they had been talking about divorce before sophie. >> the detectives had a lot of questions for the women in rob's life. >> coming up. >> when i asked her why would rob cantor be found in the basement bedroom, she broke down and she began to cry. >> when dateline continues. >>> after rob cantor's murder investigators searched

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to you. some democrats in congress say president trump should be impeached if it's proven those hush money payments paid to porn star stormy daniels and playmate karen mcdougal were paid in order to influence the 2016 election. but in this new interview president trump says he did nothing wrong. overnight, president trump said he's not worried. there may be talk of impeachment but he tells reuters in a new interview he is in the clear, quote, it's hard to impeach somebody who hasn't done anything wrong and who's created the greatest economy in the history of our country. while unemployment has reached a 49-year low under his administration, stocks are on track for the worst year in a decade. about democrats discussing impeachment on capitol hill, the president says, quote, i'm not concerned, no, i think that the people would revolt if that happened. this, as his former lawyer and fixer michael cohen awaits sentencing. for paying two women to keep quiet about alleged affairs with the president

want to bring in cecilia vega and, cecilia, these tweets came in rapid-fire, rapid succession.rday. he called for the judge to give michael cohen a full sentence, then praised roger stone for telling me on sunday i will never testify against trump adding, nice to know some people have guts. legal experts analyzing those tweets say they could be part of an obstruction of justice case. >> reporter: yeah, george, obstruction or possible witness tampering because they say he's sending two different messages. one clear message to those who cooperate, you will be punished and those who refuse to cooperate you will be rewarded. among those who are now publicly sounding this alarm, george conway, the conservative lawyer and, of course, kellyanne conway's husband, has become a frequent critic of president trump. he simply tweeted the federal code for witness tampering, another one, the former acting solicitor general under president obama. he tweeted, this is genuinely looking like witness tampering, george. some are saying this might be something the democrats take up when at the take

on behalf of the lone star state, celia and i -- cecilia and i offer our thoughts and prayers to the entire bush family. president george h w bush loved was texas a&m for all . this was in a texas a&m game in college station. he will always be cherished for his love of texas tradition. let's go to andy from owensboro, kentucky. caller: good morning. alluld like to thank you for the good job you do every day. i take my hat off to you. i remember when mr. bush went to illinois, and my dad was a coal miner. one of his partners that they was down working, the guy told my dad, i have never seen a president. my dad said, we will go through a couple of these tunnels and be there when they bring him down. they made their way through and sure enough, when mr. bush landed they was able to meet mr. bush and shake his hand. another thing i remember is when the war did break out, before that i remember when mr. bush called billy graham and billy graham came to the white house and they prayed before mr. bush did anything. praying ateed more the white house and all over. i just think the lord for m

joining us now is cecilia reed, volcano journalist and geology blogger. was a submarine landslide. this volcano, anak krakatau has been robbed the last couple of months. it has been very corrupted. as it erupts, it causes the flanks of the volcano to become quite unstable. the more material that is deposited on the surface of the landscape, in this case, because it is a island, it can land underwater, as well, built up under water. that also helps to strengthen and destabilise the... said that weight and that sudden change tranquil is the lens to slip and slide, and that's when you get a landslide. so this happened underwater, the energy that is released from the landslide creates a huge column of water. to either how powerful the boxing day tsunami was in comparison to this winkers—mac tsunami was in comparison to this winkers-mac i don't think this one is as strong, but it's been pretty strong. have there been any warnings about this happening. since that boxing day sue namy, there have been attem pts boxing day sue namy, there have been atte m pts to b

. >> my name is sicilian -- my name is cecilia. the economist and philosopher -- has recently written about capitalistic places like california who attempt to over estimate wave when they benefit from the market. and they tend to vote towards more social policy. i was wondering if you can talk a little about that. and how, what effects it has like the very capitalist -- >> you know, all we can cannot sims a chinese government camps which they're doing on a massive scale which as we speak. we cannot do that. but all we can do is preach to them. and actually, probably better than academics like me preaching to them, is popular culture. there is a great movie called joy. about the self squeezing mop inventor. it is terrifically, basically pro in over -- pro innovism. there is a movie about the founder about ray kroc. he failed in business over and over again then figured out that you could take the mcdonald's brothers model of assembly line and production of hamburgers, i mean i was watching the hamburger guy this morning. had to get

. >>> cecilia. merry christmas from panama merry christmas to you.ind ♪ eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage and butter buttermilk pancakes. and now, get it delivered free! free! enjoy denny's new $6.99 super slam now with free delivery. hr t oscar nominee saoirse ronan, star of the new movie "mary queen of scots." >> thank you. [ applause ] >> this film is absutel us jt beautiful. themetuosre as the scenes are unning. i love that thisst is being cald the clash between two t cueou q. you wanted to do this movie for a long time. you signed on before the script was even written. >> yei, ahdid. we had yearsne ont,bu whe i wa such a massive story to tell and so much happened inur years basically to get the right people to come on board and gufire luckily it was one of those roles as well y sort of grow intou aouco-star, margo was here just a couple of weeks ago. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> she was she was talking about how the film kind of leads up to this scene where your two characters see each other formehe tnd leri saying the costumes are so incredible you

it's almost like for a moment they're back in dreams seem so close cecilia looked hopeful as one of two groups reach the top of the war. they were quickly spotted it's game over but only for now as going back home is not an option anymore but at that hammy. region that has battled years of isolation and violence and where military operations may have stopped armed groups but peace and stability are not in the picture and so heads of state from the five countries this is in western africa are meeting international donors in aura tamia this is an attempt to raise billions of dollars that would be used for investment reports now from the capital not shot the fight against the insurgency this one house starts here. a un funded to radicalization program in a suburb of iraq shot. these teenagers will not be attending the g. five so how conference and so as an exercise they play out the meeting. president mccall from france sets the agenda the west will give two billion dollars to its former colonies if african stop coming to europe. the chaldean leader agrees always happy to send its troops t

porque no me sentÍa muy bien porque fÍsicamente estÁ muy agotada y con mucho malestar pero tenÍa ceciliacon el nacimiento su primera hija producto de su humor con el empresario. souza mantuvo son varas en secreto hasta que en abril pasado despuÉs de dar a luz compartiÓ en internet imÁgenes de su retoÑo. otro que mantuvo inserto su paternidad fue el cantante gerardo ortiz que en febrero 2018 sorprendiÓ a propios y extraÑos a destapar que habÍa tenido un hijo lo de compartir en sus redes sociales una tierna foto con el bebÉ a quien llamo el amor de su vida. >> lo estoy disfrutando el mÁximo, tengo mucho trabajo, la verdad me gusta mucho lo que hago, tambiÉn estoy disfrutando mucho ahora esta faceta ahora como padre. reportero: vaya que la cigüeÑa seguirÁ haciendo muchas entregas durante el 2019 entre los famosos pues alberto guerra confirmaron la noticia de que esperan su segundo hijo. chino miranda y su esposa tambiÉn debutarÁn pronto como padres. adal ramones se convertirÁ en padre por tercera vez a mediados del aÑo que llega porque su segunda esposa estÁ en la dulce espera de su primer

. >> cecilia fue liberada hace algunos dÍas por autoridades de migraciÓn tras viajar con su hija en obrados >> sin comer sin nada y tÚ cÓmo te alimento base? >> nada mÁs con el poder del espÍritu santo. >> en el programa el asesor presidencial, asegurÓ que cientos de personas mueren en el trayecto * que las organizaciones de contrabando se benefician de la muerte y miseria. antes las dudas sobre lo que a su o causÓ la muerte de la niÑa el cÓnsul dice que hay que esperar por la autopsia. >> la Única forma de despejar las dudas es obtener el informe que debemos esperar. >> una vez emitido el certificado de defunciÓn, el cuerpo de jaqueline, serÁ repatriado a su tierra donde la espera su familia, en el paso texas noticias telemundo. >> en la aldea de guatemala donde vivÍa jaqueline la familia que la vio partir de la mano de su padre hacia estados unidos no se explica lo ocurrido y sostiene que esta maÑana estaba sana la Última vez que la vieron, jenny corado hablÓ con ellos. (informaciÓn en pantalla) claudia es la madre de jaqueline no habla espaÑol, contesta en su idioma, ella y su familia vi

on behalf of the lone star state, celia and i -- cecilia and i offer our thoughts and prayers to the entire bush family. president george h w bush loved was texas a&m for all . this was in a texas a&m game in college station. he will always be cherished for his love of texas tradition. let's go to andy from owensboro, kentucky. caller: good morning. alluld like to thank you for the good job you do every day. i take my hat off to you. i remember when mr. bush went to illinois, and my dad was a coal miner. one of his partners that they was down working, the guy told my dad, i have never seen a president. my dad said, we will go through a couple of these tunnels and be there when they bring him down. they made their way through and sure enough, when mr. bush landed they was able to meet mr. bush and shake his hand. another thing i remember is when the war did break out, before that i remember when mr. bush called billy graham and billy graham came to the white house and they prayed before mr. bush did anything. praying ateed more the white house and all over. i just think the lord for m

que llegÓ desde la capital mexicana ya hizo su Última parada en nueva jersey en la iglesia de santa ceciliadalupe es la energÍa femenina, la mujer es la que siempre nos une y nos recuerda que la unidad es la respuesta. >> ¿ hasta cuÁndo van a seguir las celebraciones?. >>>> fÍjate que esta maÑana a las diez de la maÑana, esta maÑana a las diez de la maÑana pueden acercarse porque va a haber una misa totalmente en espaÑol cuando van a estar los jÓvenes y una misa esta noche, asÍ que esta noche seguramente no nos lo vamos a perder, ahÍ estÁ una misa para la familia. ademÁs les tengo una sorpresa que es una exclusiva para nosotros, hemos tenido aquÍ en nueva york, a j balvin seÑores y si usted no lo vio ayer en el today show va a ver todo, tras bambalinas. >> la excelente exclusiva. >> quÉ hermoso, que hermoso. >> en estados unidos, mÉxico, amÉrica latina, con desa tradiciÓn de tantos lugares donde se celebra a la morenita. >> y vivimos el fervor de esos feligreses en la espera de los. >> y estoy aquÍ con este maravilloso platillo con mi amigo chef pablo salas. amigo chef pablo salas. ♪ (mÚsic