me, ej. >> ej: i know, um...ook, abraham, i had something of a favor to ask you. how would you feel about performing the ceremony? >> abe: your wedding? >> ej:t meant so much to sonny and william to have marlena marry them. samantha thought it was one of the best parts. so, i know she'd be very happy if you would do the honors. >> abe: why didn't she ask me herself? >> ej: well, because i would like it to be a surprise. and it's my contribution to the wedding.

but for that don't know me, i'm ej and i'm the director in the bay view. and boy, can i say how time flies. i can't believe that i'm standing here before you and this is the third summer with the sewer improvement program. it's known as ssip to the kids, but thank you to the commissioner and the executive team at the puc for showing what a public private partnership looks like. it looks like those students you saw earlier. we've doubled the amount of private sector partners which includes those at akon and brad and caldwell, black and beach, mwh and urs. we're just excited and ecstatic to kickoff this third year. i won't take too much of your team. i want you to hear from those job shadowing. i want them to talk to you about their experience and what they've been learning. thank you for y cd and the folks in district 10. >> thank you. >> hello. >> hello. i'm a current summer intern and i'm here to announce that city works has launched its third year. we're apart of the mayor's summer youth initiative and the sspuc communities program. the program includes

>> ej: that's her plea deal. >> gabi: thank you so much for coming.s a lot. >> jordan: of course. but, gabi, why did you have abe call me and not rafe? [cell phone ringing] >> jj: ignore it. >> paige: mm, it's my mom's-- it's my mom's ring. [sighs]

joining us is the vice president of the economic policy institute and ej mcmahon, founder and president center for public policy. ross, how big a blow is this to unions? >> i think you mischaracterized it, i think this is more a blow to the home health care workers, to the personal assistants, than it really is to the unions since what the union has done for them is raise their wages, get them benefits, get them training, all kinds of things that they didn't have. they were minimum wage workers who were -- had no respect at all before the union worked out an arrangement with the state where they could collectively bargain. so, what this is doing is undermining the ability of the union to have a collective bargaining relationship that works and that's bad for the workers. yes, it's bad for the union, too, because the union is its workers after all. >> ej, i would assume you have a differing opinion? >> well, i mean, the decision in one respect was not bad for the unions because they didn't lose everything. they managed to hold on to their rights under our previous court precedent to coll

. >> aceptamos nuestros errores i dijo mary barra, directora ej u ejecutiva de general motors en r reacciÓnes de i igniciÓn con problemas. despidieron a 15 ingenieros por varias razones. >> el informe es burutalmente r duro y perturbador, dijo, a pe a pesar que se encontrÓ negligen negligencia no hay conspiraciÓn para esconder los hechos. >> esta gente sabia lo que pas pasaba y lo escondiÓ del publ o publico, del gobierno, eso es r fraude. >> demorÓ una decada para que gm retirara 2.5 millones de autos. el numero de victimas podria a m aumentar. anunciaron programa de compen compensaccompens compensaciÓn para los afectados. >> si tienen gente que conozcan con esos autos y hayan sido a c afectados, tome acciÓn, no se a calle, esto es muy serio. >> los problemas de gm no ter a termitermi terminan con el aÚn pendiente informe de la investigaciÓn c m criminal. >> un jet militar se estrellÓ en el sur de california. vecinos que sus casas se reme e remecieron como con un terremo o terremoto, tres casas destruidas y och o evacuadas, nadie sali e herido. al regresar veremos que ha pa d pasado con lo

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. >> una crisis que tiene como vÍctimas a los propios menores que por ahora son el eje de una especie asilos generalmente no resultan en ajuste de estatus a niÑos no acompaÑados o indocumentados. >> las autoridades entre americanos tampoco quieren a los niÑos de regreso sino junto a sus familiares en estados unidos. >> le puedo garantizar que no estÁ prevista la repatriaciÓn de ninguno de los niÑos ni hoy ni maÑana. hay que seguir un procedimiento y en ese procedimiento le estamos dando el apoyo a los niÑos y niÑas con el interÉs superior de que haya una reunificaciÓn familiar. >> posiciones por hoy diametralmente opuestas que los menores estÁn pagando con hacinamiento e incertidumbre, en san salvador, salvador castellanos, univisiÓn. >> un estados sureÑos se convierte en el principal empleador de extranjero que viene a trabajar legalmente a los ee.uu. sabÍa usted que con sÓlo hacer clic mucha de su informaciÓn privada podrÍa convertirse en publica? le contamos al regresar. luz verde al uso >> ny dio luz verde al uso de la mariguana con fines vecinales con la aprobaciones en la fatal

the case raised question among some health specialists and medical ej thickists about how organ donations developed. >> great to see sarah murnaghan do so well. >>> let's take a look at business. a new round of car recalls. this time related to faulty air bags. seven car makers including bmw chrysler ford and toyota are involved here. they will be calling back cars sold in hot humid environments. those conditions may affect the inflaters inside the air bag. we'll update you with more information as soon as we get it in. >>> a new report says climate change is really going to take a bite out of the u.s. economy. the report is backed by a trio of businessmen including former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and the report is predicting that up to $106 billion worth of property will be below sea level by 2050. >>> stocks fell for the first time in a week on monday. right now the futures are also pointing to a lower open. now we and warned you yesterday on monday morning's "action news" that starbucks they got a price hike and it's kicking in today. on average, a drink will cost between

>> ej: abigail, what happened at the house today, what you did, can never, ever happen again.you understand that? >> ben: al, hey. i thought you were working tonight. >> al: got off early. >> ben: oh. >> al: you meeting abigail? >> ben: uh, no. why? >> al: oh, i just saw her a minute ago, heading that way.

cientos de usuarios de los ejes compartidos se manifestaron contra dos medidas que debaten los legisladoresgio cardenalicio. el papa dijo que no le gusta que le besen la mano. a quÉ se deben estos cambios? >> el tema era el mundial de brasil. pero lo que no era mofa fue que el papa francisco se negÓ a que los asistentes, incluyendo religiosos, no le besaran la mano. >> se le besa como un signo de respeto. tambiÉn a los sacerdotes en las comunidades en mÉxico, se tiene la costumbre de besarsele la mano. >> esta no es la primera vez que retira la mano, ya lo habÍa hecho en otros niveles, como la reina sofÍa de espala. >> en vez de acercarse mÁs reciente la religiÓn, se aleja. >> esta es una tradiciÓn que se sigue dentro de la tradiciÓn catÓlica romana desde hace siglos. >> si no le besÁbamos la mano al padre, nos regaÑaban. >> este es un giro que le da a la iglesia catÓlica. >> Él se siente como un servidor, como un hermano. >> usted se sentirÍa despreciados y al tratar de besarle la mano al papa, le frenara? >> se podrÍa ofender porque no saben que es un papa del pueblo. >> hay catÓlicos que

joining me now is ej dion and melissa harris-perry. thanks for being here. >> absolutely. >> good to be with you. >> president obama has jumped on the lawsuit. first of all, what does this reveal about the republicans and their prioritieses today? >>s as you were going through this, i had not heard the mcconnell language about hum abling the president previously. i think my jaw might have hit the table. i don't mean to rev things up. it really sounds as if he called the president uppity. >> get in his place. >> right. and he needs to be humbled and the american people should do so. what the american people have done twice is elect and re-elect this president. what it clearly suggests to me is that, again, the republican party is not interested in running on anything they are affirmatively planning to do. they are planning to go into the mid-terms, continuing to run against president obama and with what i think is vile lang "wall street journal." . >> -- vile language. >> when you look at the fact that, i think melissa hit it on the hea

kate: well, i am up to speed, thanks to will, but-- >> sami: and i know you went to visit gabi because ej told me. >> kate: [sighs] do you really think we suld do this here? >> sami: no. no. let's go. >> kate: okay. >> hope: oh, it's so good to see you. when did you get back? >> julie: a couple of hours ago. >> hope: how is jessica and marie doing? >> julie: they're still in shock, hope. wouldn't you be? i mean, nick was shot to death. and by the way, when were you planning on tellin

just make sure you don't lose it with ej or abigail, all right? tip them off. >> sami: believe me, i know. i have worked too hard to-- >> kate: sami, what happened? >> sami: two-faced little whore just showed up. that's what happened. >> rafe: [groans softly] well... hi.