vamos con elena. adelante.e excelentes condiciones, regresan vientos fuertes y baja humedad a partir del martes en gran parte de la bahÍa. se emite una vigilancia por riesgo de incendio que estarÁ efectiva desde martes en la noche hasta el jueves en la maÑana en los condados de alameda, contra costa, knapp, sonoma y gran parte del Área de la bahÍa, habrÁ este riesgo de incendio porque los vientos estarÁn fuertes con rÁfagas de hasta 45 dÍas por hora. vamos a tener baja humedad y estas condiciones combinadas en lo que hace el riesgo de incendio sea tan elevado y podrÍamos tener apagones en el Área de la bahÍa. mÁs informaciÓn en nuestro segmento del tiempo. julio: recuerde que para tener aletas informativas sobre apagones y demÁs, descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn noticias 14 a de la bahÍa. es gratis. la preparatoria saugus en santa clarita, donde ocurriÓ la balacera que causÓ la muerte de 13 estudiantes incluyendo el pistolero, permanecerÁ cerrada hasta el prÓximo 2 de diciembre. la comunidad de esta ciudad se estÁ

ramÓn: vamos con elena tabraue. elena: muy buenas tardes.de la bahÍa y continÚa con nosotros por lo menos hasta el prÓximo debes, dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. las lluvias mÁs fuertes hacia el norte de la bahÍa donde tenemos una vigilancia por inundaciones repentinas. nuevamente maÑana miÉrcoles lluvias pueden afectar el Área de la bahÍa. hay vigilancia por inundaciones repentinas en napa y sonoma vigente hasta las 22 de este martes. es importante que cuando algunas calles estÉn inundadas, intente no cruzarlas, no tocarlos cables caÍdos y por supuesto mantenerse bien informado a travÉs de univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. mÁs informaciÓn en minutos. paola: estos vientos podrÍan afectar la costa del norte de la bahÍa y la península de san francisco. podrÍa llegar a una velocidad de 60 millas por hora. por otro lado, en el condado de sonoma existe un alerta por inundaciones en la zona afectada por el incendio. se espera que la lluvia aumente poco a poco. ramÓn: vea el panorama en los aeropuertos de nuestra zona. nuestra reportera tayhana garcÍa estÁ en

elena: un saludo.d 68°, san josÉ 70°. durante esta prÓxima madrugada frotando condiciones secas, cielo mayormente despejados y temperaturas agradables. mÍnima en san josÉ descendiendo hasta los 51°, maÑana domingo y hasta el lunes vamos a tener temperaturas por encima lo normal en toda la harÍa la bahÍa. lunes mÁxima en san josÉ 76°. concord 78° de temperatura mÁxima, cielo mayormente soleados. sin embargo el miÉrcoles, vamos a tener un descenso en las temperaturas en todo nuestro estado, frente frÍo va estar pasando sobre nuestro estado, la ligera lluvia fundamentalmente al este de la bahÍa, interior del estado y un descenso en las temperaturas. tambiÉn vamos a tener riesgo de incendio entre el miÉrcoles y jueves al norte, en la montaÑa del Área de la bahÍa. el resto cielo mayormente soleado, ligera lluvia quizÁs. temperaturas descendiendo fin de semana con san josÉ en los 65°. para mÁs informaciÓn baje nuestra informaciÓn que es gratis univisiÓn 14. julio: adiÓs a los like. en lo que le estÁ pasando

ramÓn: vamos con elena tabraue paola: cuÉntanos qué sucede en nuestra zona.lluvias van a ser intensas. dos y media de la maÑana lloviendo fuerte. las lluvias continÚan con ese frente frÍo. los acumulados de lluvia pueden oscilar entre media pulgada y una pulgada y media. si usted piensa viajar al a. c. sierra nevada, las condiciones estÁn bien peligrosas. mÁs informaciÓn en minutos. paola: el recuerdo de la aplicaciÓn de varias cajas mÓviles nos vamos con el reporte completo en vivo desde el centro de redacciÓn con marÍa antonieta mejía. reportera: en febrero algunas personas tuvieron que dejar sus casas en medio de la lluvia. vamos a escuchar a esta persona que estÁ preocupada por lo que venga. ya es mandatorio. reportera: Él recuerda con angustia la tormenta cuando tuvieron que abandonar su vivienda en san josÉ debido a las inundaciones. ante la llegada de esta tormenta, dice sentirse un poco preocupado. >> estamos viendo si el arroyo estÁ limpio y eso fue lo que provocÓ la inundación la vez pasada. la crecida del caudal debido a la lluvia provocÓ el desbor

elena: muy buenas noches y un saludo.oy alcanzamos 71 grados en san josÉ. un excelente dÍa en nuestra Área. continuaremos con condiciones secas esta prÓxima madrugada. cielos mayormente despejados. las temperaturas mÍnimas pueden estar frÍas, descendindo en san josÉ la temperatura a los 51 grados. en el resto de la bahÍa con temperaturas mÍnima, en napa, en 43 grados. concord en 46 grados. temperaturas por debajo de los 50 grados. maÑana domingo, en la maÑana podemos tener neblina en gran parte el Área de la bahÍa. fundamentalmente va a estar sobre el este de la bahÍa y puede reducir la visibilidad a menos de 10 millas. es muy importante que cuando tenemos esta neblina en nuestra regiÓn durante las primeras horas de la maÑana, usted en la precauciÓn a la hora de manejar y mantengan las distancias dentro de los vehÍculos. fundamentalmente distancias entre los vehÍculos, donde esa densa neblina puede afectar nuestra Área. se espera que las prÓximas madrugadas tengamos neblina se nuestra regiÓn. el lunes con 76 grados de mÁx

elena: buenas tardes.tado de excelentes condiciones en el Área de la bahÍa, se espera un cambio en el tiempo, porque a partir del martes un frente frÍo se va desplazar y va traer vientos fuertes a gran parte de nuestra regiÓn. de hecho, se emite una vigilancia por riesgo de incendio, hasta el jueves de la maÑana hasta alameda, contra costa, napa y sÓlo ma. esta vigilancia se ha emitido porque se esperan vientos fuertes con rÁfagas en las 35 millas por hora, baja humedad, estas condiciones estarÁn en la montaÑa al norte de la bahÍa. y por tanto, de ser riesgo de incendio podrÍamos tener futuros apagones. ♪ julio: pasamos a santa clarita, las autoridades investigan mÚltiples amenazas hechas a travÉs de las redes sociales, en contra de escuelas cerca de la secundaria donde ocurriÓ la balacera el jueves, que dejÓ mÚltiples heridos y muertos . partir del lunes, estas escuelas contarÁn con seguridad adicional. esta noche se realiza una vigilia para recordar a los heridos y muertos a manos del pistolero de 16 aÑo

parezcamos con elena y el pronÓstico extendido. elena: un saludo nuevamente.sÉ en 65 grados. estuvimos por encima de esas temperaturas mÁximas normales que son 61 grados. la prÓxima madrugada con condiciones secas, mÍnimas en san josÉ hasta en 44 grados. maÑana estarÁn regresando las lluvias fuertes a toda el Área de la bahÍa . lluvias intensas que van a estar con nosotros martes y miÉrcoles, luego estÁ el jueves que comenzarÁn a disminuir las lluvias sobre la regiÓn, pero continuarÁ nevando en la sierra nevada. se ha emitido un aviso por tormenta invernal desde el martes hasta las 7:00 p.m. del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias para la sierra nevada con acumulados de nieve de hasta 18 pulgadas. si va a viajar a esa regiÓn, precauciÓn porque las condiciones invernales van a ser peligrosas. se ha emitido un aviso por tormenta invernal para la sierra nevada hasta la noche del prÓximo jueves. en el Área de la bahÍa, vientos fuertes asociado a las tormentas, rÁfagas de hasta 60 millas por hora. las lluvias fuertes continuarÁn sobre nuestra regiÓndel martes al viernes. que

elena: buenas tardes, ramÓn y paola.l Área de la bahÍa, asociado con un fuerte frente frÍo que se va estar desplazando en el martes acto final de semana en todo nuestro estado, las lluvias martes en la noche, miÉrcoles también podemos ver lluvias y el jueves el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, la lluvia puede estar oscilando entre una y una pulgada y media, vientos que puedan llegar hasta 60 millas por hora y advertencia por vientos fuertes en gran parte del Área de la bahÍa hasta las 4:00 de la maÑana del miÉrcoles. puede haber acumulados de nieve hasta 18 pulgadas, hay un aviso de tiempo invernal y si piensa viajar a esa Área debe tomar mucha precauciÓn, mÁs adelante mÁs informaciÓn. paola: queremos recordarle que usted cuenta con nuestra aplicaciÓn de Área de la bahÍa para recibir alertas relacionadas justamente al tiempo y al trÁfico, es completamente gratuita. familias de bajos recursos recibieron despensa para su cena de acciÓn de gracia. ramÓn: nuestra reportera, tayana nos tiene un recuento. tayana: esta despensa de com

dice elena. elena: ahora me quita, me apliquen y mandan para afuera como un animal.smo. lluvias en el que estÁ ahÍ, al que le quitÓ y dÉ le grita, le humilla. blanca: mari nos mostrÓ las multas de cinco dÓlares, cada una que ha recibido y que no puede pagar. >> ya blanca: dice que la policÍa le ha quitado dos veces los churros que iba a vender. el problema, dice la organizaciÓn que ayuda a los ambulantes, es que la cuota de licencias que otorga la municipalidad se ha reducido a 2000 anuales. >> tiene 30 aÑos que estÁ congelado y no nos lo quieren dar. reportera: por su parte, la policÍa dice que le han enviado ya situaciones a elena por vender sin licencia en la misma estaciÓn. que se habÍan recibido muchas quejas por los ambulantes. desde hace 30 aÑos se acoge la expediciÓn de nuevas licencias para carritos de comida. mientras los vendedores ambulantes pagan $71,000,000 anuales en impuestos a la ciudad, a travÉs del nÚmero de 20,000 a travÉs de toda la ciudad. ♪ ♪ ilia: en nuestra ventana al mundo, la comisiÓn atómica internacional dijo que irÁn violÓ el acuerdo nuc

luis: marÍa elena trabaja de asistente legal ayudando a otros inmigrantes.tuviese preparado-- preferido estar en la corte en washington. >> si ellas deciden que el presidente tiene razÓn, nos destruyen la vida, porque yo tengo muchos aÑos aquÍ. luis: estados unidos es el Único hogar que conoce. sus padres la trajeron cuando tenÍa apenas dos aÑos. >> nunca regresado a mÉxico, no se como mi vida va a ser en mÉxico si fuera a regresar. luis: los jueces de la corte suprema se pueden llegar a tomar hasta seis meses para decidir el futuro de las "dreamers". mientras tanto la vida sigue adelante. de programas a vigente y organizaciones comunitarias le estÁn recomendando los jÓvenes que tienen daca que no se olviden de renovar sus permiso de trabajo. >> tenemos que este programa a pesar de que ayuda a muchos jÓvenes, siempre ha sido como una fiesta de negociaciÓn para los partidos demÓcratas y republicanos y siguen usando nuestras herencias. luis: sÁnchez es un acrÍtico me dice que no se darÁn por vencidos. >> como comunidad organizada siempre vamos a seguir luchand

. >> aunque elena se preocupÓ de inmediato, comprendiÓ que se trataba de 1 estafa porque ella estÁ al>> la compaÑÍa pg&e, alerta a las personas para que no se dejen engaÑar por estas llamadas fraudulentas. >> si usted tiene 1 cobra trazado recibirÁ 1 carta para contactar 1 mecanismo de pago. >> elena cuenta cÓmo recibió otra llamada del Única de otra persona viÉndole $3000 para liberar a su hermano que presuntamente se encontraba con problemas en tijuana. 4 >> en eso habla mi hermano y mi hermano. te creas, yo no estoy preso. >> y otra persona que se hizo pasar por vendedor de tarjetas de crÉdito. aunque esas modalidades de estafa ocurrieron en Áreas diferentes, siempre suceden en vÍsperas de la navidad. habla: ya lo ve, tengan mucho cuidado, seguimos hablando de pg&e, pero otros temas porque la empresa manifestÓ que este aÑo no se realizaron problemas de inicio de incendios, pero la empresa investigaciÓn por los incendios de sonoma. y el arzobispo de los Ángeles, es nombrado como el del presidente latino del cÍrculo obispal de estados unidos, esto podrÍa tener 1 efecto positivo para

elena: muy fÁcil.esprendiendo la grasa. como va moviÉndose puede hacer donde tenemos grasa, obviamente, la parte de atrÁs. circulares fuertes. se hace hasta cinco minutos para preparar la piel para ir desprendiendo la grasa. ese es el primer paso. el paso dos es algo como esto. la grasa es como una plasticina. vamos a pellizcar. el segundo paso como pellizcar. es esto lo que tenemos que hacer. karla: aquÍ tengo bastante. [risas] elena: la grasa se puede moldear y el cuerpo tambiÉn haciendo estos ejercicios. podemos pellizcar. karla: cuÁnto tenemos que hacerlo? elena: hasta cinco minutos. hay que hacer constancia. dos o tres veces al dÍa. cuando estÁn con el arroz. karla: pueden pedir al marido que lo haga. [risas] elena: donde sientan la grasa ahÍ pellizcan. fuerte. [hablan a la vez] [risas] el tercer paso vamos a empezar a movilizar esa grasa que hemos desprendido. obviamente, nos tiene que ayudar mucho la alimentaciÓn, ejercicio, tomar mucha agua. karla: claro. no vamos a comer una pizza y luego hace

elena is four months old.y and her treatment straightforward. there you go! this was the harness she had, herfirst harness. you can see this strap, it was designed to keep her legs in that position. hip dysplasia is a common childhood condition, but doctors say that too many cases of it are being missed. it's a very gentle and controlled method which isn't causing any discomfort or anything to elena, which is fantastic. part of the problem we have with these children, when they present at walking age or late, the more time that passes the harder it is to get a normal result. even with the best surgery you can ever do. there is no stopping rowan now, but she had to undergo major surgery at around four months old. problems with her hip were missed in both checks. she was in traction for a week, 24 hours a day with her leg suspended by her ankles and this frame over her cot. you miss the closeness you have with a young baby, it separates you physically from your child. it was only by chance that her dysplasia was

supreme court justice elena kagan talked about the inner workings of the court and how it is viewed inay's political climate. her remarks were part of the annual john paul stevens center -- lecture. >> i can't see anything. it looks like there are a lot of you here. i'm very honored. it's great to be here. over 2000, i think. that's great demand for you to be here. it is such an honor. thank you so much for being here. we are thrilled that youre

reuters reporter elena petrov is joining us there. we've been watching a lot of eyewitness reports and videos taken by cell phones, as you always do after incidents like this now in this day and age on social media. what do you tell us, as to the moment that led up to this attack? more eyewitnesses perhaps of the actual stabbings rather than the aftermath. have you heard any more about that? >> julie, i met with two people who were near the scene, around the scene, when this all happened. i spoke with one man, rob underwood. he was visiting the area. it's a very popular area around here with tourists. he said that everyone started running. "get down on the ground," the police were yelling. and he heard something. he heard like a firecracker sound, saw a flash, and then it was all over in about ten seconds. another woman i spoke to right here on the street, she said she saw people running en masse away from the incident, which have been behind here. there are two individuals that just said it was absolute chaos around. we still have a

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. >> joining us now to discuss their insights, elena plott, and michael zelden. thanks to all of you. i want to get to a key exchange between president trump and gordon sondland. this gets, in my view, to the root of what the whole ukraine information about. this is david holmes speaking. i asked if the president did not give an expletive about ukraine. ambassador sondland stated the president only cares about big stuff. i noted there was a war with russia going on in ukraine. ambassador sondland said replied that he meant big stuff that benefits the president, like the biden investigation. was the president putting his own political interests above u.s. national security concerns? >> if this is not the definition of self-dealing, i don't know what is. david holmes is thoughtful and detail- detail-orient detail-oriented. he indicates the president didn't care about russian aggression in ukraine, he was singularly focused on his own needs. this is a firsthand account from a career foreign service officer. and ambassadors don't typically have a direct line to the p

elena gomez has the highlights. >> reporter: the ama showcased the best musicians of the year and theoved to be a night of nonstop performances. from lizzo to green day, fans had a front row seat to their favorite artist. halsey took home the award for pop or rock song. >> billie eyelis this chankchank ed thanked fans. >> thank the fans, that's the only reason i'm even alive. >> and the night showcased a decade in music from fan favorite performances of toni braxton, shania twain and green day. ♪ the big honor of the night was for taylor swift who took home artist of the decade after performing some of her greatest hits. it was an evening of performances and honorers that fans at home would approve of. in los angeles, elena gomez, abc news. >> i don't know what you were excited about. >> get off my lawn segment. >> the throwback segment to me was the bigger deal than the today artists. >> the fact that taylor swift has more awards than michael jackson, that says music was better back then. he had better competition. get off my lawn! >> so hot at this desk. >> that don't impress me muc

virginia. >> this year takes the form of conversation, supreme court justice elena

in los angeles, elena gomez, abc new news. >> toni braxton. >> she was there!> she looked great. >> i loved seeing shania. people were happy to see her. >> yeah. >> and others were there, too. >> braxton family values. >> yes. >> 44 in san jose under a partly cloudy sky. we have a dry cold front that will bring us sunshine, breezy conditions today and temperatures that are cooler than yesterday. they will feel much cooler than yesterday when you get in those breezes. chilly nights ahead with freezing temperatures in the valleys. it's been 190 days since our last soaking rain. may 19th. 58 in half moon bay, 59 in lake port. low to mid 60s for the rest of us. 62 to 65 degrees. santa rosa, lake port, yucaipa, low to mid 30s. everybody else, even san francisco, low to mid 40s. not very impressive, but you can see the jet stream diving down. winter is coming. our low right now is going to top this ridge and spin up. that's why we have a 2 on the storm impact scale for the steady rain and scattered downpours. here's 9:00. everything is quiet. during the evening, in t

. >>> maría elena y sus padres no iban a ser afectados directamente en ese entonces pero ahora comprendenaza año a nuestra comunidad, representa una gran población de inmigrantes en el valle central dice algo se aprendió de las 187 . >>> nos dimos cuenta que teníamos que priorizar >>> solo el gobierno federal tienen derecho lo que estaba s destinado a dañar a las familias inmigrantes hizo totalmente lo contrario dio un movimiento que causó que las personas afectadas y sus aliados pudieran >>> y fue esta oposición que algunos caídas del partido republicano >>> nuestra posición pero hubo más tuvimos que tomar acción más que nada y se puede ver hay más latinos del estado >>> (habla en inglés( >>> todavía tienen esa idea de que el inmigrante es negativo >>> cinco años después de la reposición california está prosperando y el estado aprecia las contradicciones de los inmigrantes latinos. fue el motor para que políticos y otros estados anotaran las leyes más estrictas en cuanto al tema de inmigración susana gonzález, telemundo >>> (sonido ambiente( >>> estar en la frontera entre dejamos al des

in santa clarita, elena gomez, abc news. janai, kenneth? >> our thanks to elena.lifornia broke while senate democrats were calling for action on gun control. >> senator richard blumenthal was handed a note on the senate floor about what was happening. he was supporting a universal background checks bill that's already been passed by the house. you see his reaction. >> blumenthal announced the santa clarita shooting and said, the loss of life is our responsibility. >> how can we turn the other way? how can we refuse to see that shooting in realtime, demanding our attention? >> the motion to pass the house-supported universal background bill was blocked by senator cindy hyde-smith. she said colleagues need time to debate it. >>> to texas and the walmart in el paso where 22 people died in a mass shooting in august has reopened. a new banner is displayed on the store's front. it says "el paso strong." the manager says most of the store's 400 employees are back on the job. >>> president trump is taking aim at the impeachment investigation telling supporters it's been v

elena: the court should think hard when it is doing its work.is hard to not look politicized and polarized and it was divided. i think you're right, this is a polarized time. the last thing the court should do is look as politicized as every other institution in america. it would be great for the court to be seen as not that. -- toly way to see that be seen as not that is to not be that. i think there is a lesson for the court and how it operates. -- i wouldre is also say to the american public, they should not jump to conclusions so fast on the basis of one decision or another. toare trying her hardest decide really difficult matters. we are all doing so in good faith. it will like the world of oneing and because decision but maybe to other people it will look like the world and because of another decision. >> you can watch that here on c-span. extended weekend of book tv this holiday weekend. here are some of our features. haley recounts her time as u.s. ambassador to the u.s. in the trump administration. >> i would always make a point to ask

alcanzando su pico en el Área de la bahÍa, sobre todo en altas elevaciones, las montaÑas de santa elenar, casi 20 millas. palo alto y heyward sobre 20 millas por hora. el viento continÚa fluyendo desde el norte, aportando sobre todo condiciones muy favorables. asÍ es en la baixa por bandera roja para gran parte de nuestra Área de cobertura. en las zonas montaÑosas, hasta maÑana jueves a las 7:00 a.m.. la regiÓn mÁs vulnerable es la del norte de la bahÍa. aciertas del jueves las condiciones van a ir mejorando, los vientos va a disminuir de forma significativa. estarÍa mÁs tranquilo para el fin de semana. mÁs adelante vuelvo con mÁs informaciÓn paola: anoche se registrÓ un choque mÚltiple en san josÉ. deja una persona muerta y otra lesionado. reportero: hay nuevas obras de construcciÓn en tu barrio, quÉ es lo que dice la ley? quÉ pueden hacer si estÁn causando inconvenientes. traigo los detalles mÁs adelante. reportera: hoy es el dÍa de la equidad salarial para la mujer latina. existen recursos para exigir mejores pagos y beneficios en la bahÍa. mÁs adelante. ramÓn: en san josÉ la constru

>> elena es beneficiario del tps y voluntaria para inscribir a nuevos votantes. >> primero porque yodo porque no sabrÍa decirle. >> notarÍas demÓcrata o republicano? >> no se ve. >> entre los edificios y los que aÚn no se han inscrito para votar podrÍa ser la diferencia el prÓximo aÑo. en york, pennsylvania, blanca rosario tres. ilias: esta noche la adiciÓn o tonalidad atea advierte que carteles de droga mexicanos estarÍan fabricando medicina receta las falsificadas con ello quede sintÉtico fentanilo. le niega la venta de una medicina a un joven estadounidense que mostrÓ su licencia de conducir de puerto rico como identificaciÓn e incluso se le preguntaron sobre su estatus migratorio. por supuesto los Últimos detalles sobre la masacre de las nuevas miembros de la familia mormona le baron en mÉxico. jorge: al regresar un rescate ella ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: aunque su acto fue valiente y generoso que no quiere que lo llamen heroe. hablamos de un supervisor de trÁnsito que salvÓ de la muerte a un hombre que cayÓ de la vÍa fÉrrea en una estaciÓn de tren en la vÍa fÉrrea en california. el trabajador

. >>> friends and family came together to remember elena housley today. she was the napa vintage high school graduate that i mentioned who was among those killed in the borderline shooting. she was attending pepperdine university at the time. today pepperdine university dedicated a tree in elena's memory and founded an organization in her honor and memory as well. 12 people were killed in the shooting. they were college students, veterans, first responders, fathers, coaches. so much more to their loved ones, of course. we are honoring them with a badge and a page dedicated to their stories on our website, abc7news.com. >>> new at 6:00, the national rifle association is dropping its suit against the city of san francisco. that suit was filed after city supervisors passed a resolution in september calling the gun rights lobby a domestic terrorist organization. the nra claimed that the city is infringing on its free speech rights, but city officials responded by saying supervisors were only expressing an opinion. city attorney dennis herera released a statem

elena gomez has the story. >> reporter: from old disney classics -- >> they said you were coming. >>ars series, disney's new streaming service is now home to nearly 7500 tv episodes and 500 films, all at your fingertips. ♪ for a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ >> reporter: disney plus is offering subscribers access to the sacred disney vault, full of classic disney films and big blockbusters like the avengers franchise. >> assemble. >> reporter: there's something for the whole family, from documentaries on national geographic to a bit of comedic relief with the addition of the simpsons. disney plus will also feature original content like encore. >> i don't know how i go through high school. >> what advice would you give to the 15, 16-year-old self? >> reporter: a show executive produced by kristen bell following a group of adults who return to high school. >> i'm very proud. i can't believe i did this. >> reporter: it's a big move for the walt disney company, sharing old and new content that all generations can enjoy. >> it's massive because in one place you'll see tha

. >> jill: [ screams ] >> elena: devon, maybe we should let the authorities handle this. >> devon: well alrema

next, supreme court justice elena kagan speaks to students at george mason university. justice kagan spoke about the legal system, her life and career and the polarization of the confirmation process for the supreme court justices. >> welcome. students, colleagues, guests, president holton, justice kagan, friends and family of roger wilken. it's my pleasure to welcome you all to the second annual roger wilkens lecture, which this year takes the form of conversation with supreme court justice elena kagan.

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abc news reporter elena gomez has the highlights from l.a. >> reporter: the ama showcased the best muizationsmusiciansan decade and was a night of nonstop performances. >> i would like to thank the fans. >> the night showcased a decade in music from toni braxton, shania twain and green day. ♪ the big honor of the night was for taylor swift who took home artist of the decade after performing some of hir greer gr hits. >> it's a performance that fans at home would have been proud of. >> so many thoughts, guys. >> any of them good? >> i was happy to see toni braxton. >> for sure. >> she looks so good. >> so did lizzo. rasberry is what you would call that color. >> and her tiny purse this big. that won. that could carry all her ama's because she won none. >> ow. >> i don't understand how that happened. >> ouch. >> taylor swift has them all. >> wow. you went there. >> i'm just -- it's a little early for these comments. >> okay. i'll let you guys talk about that. >> beautiful gowns. >> beautiful gowns. >> if the wasn't wasn't so exciting i would sit in on that long shot no matter how much the boss yelled at

but first let's meet elena, the russian photographer looked at her residence adapted to living in oneworlds most isolated cities, 400 kilometres north of the arctic circle where each winter the sun does not rise for two months. you have a feeling that they will appear but that never comes. it isa it is a city above the polar circle in russia, siberia, one of the most northern cities in the world with a population of 180,000 people. my mother loved above the polar circle during her youth and told me the studies about it. i was really interested to explore and understand how it is to love with apollo nights and days. and who is a life this attitude. —— how is life at this attitude. —— how is life at this attitude altitude. it is an interesting history, situated and kind of preservation, no ground links with other cities of russia. it isa links with other cities of russia. it is a very extreme place. for me the main idea was to talk about this environment and climate. almost inevitably we can find a scenario and people go quite often there, it is not luxury, it is very common and somethi

you name came up a lot just as which elena got mentions mostly in a negative context as the main obstacle to progress but truly no that leaves me just a bit different and she used to be quite well in washington right madeleine albright spoke well of here. all this. has changed. circumstances do you think that you might do more than the criticize in order to take care of their so called on thing ishe business and the western balkans progress through reform because we saw what kind of progress that was so that with our own eyes being bombed here. i think we should start with a lot of the united states was almost the only superpower in the ninety's had to go to. you know if for but through i was elected prime minister that was a very important step of the proof and we got a lot we were in total isolation put on as the previous leader of republic of recorders. put on trial that it your story we were completely isolated surrounded and probably as we saw it later moved along we were in the plans for destruction real never possible meaning of that word but it put them out of. me of course my rol

the arab and elena home free glad you could join me we started in malta where a series of high level resignations has shaken the government and made a growing scandal surrounding the murder of the investigative journalist stephanie cutter want to it's over 2 years ago now 3 senior government figures have resigned another says that he has suspended himself the opposition is calling for prime minister joseph miscount to step down saying that the only decisions he's taking ought to protect those around him. making a short sharp exit and angry crowd through accusations and eggs at multis prime minister joseph muscat as he escaped parliament shrouded by tight security hours earlier his chief of staff and 2 ministers resigned the fallout of a police investigation gathering pace into the murder of prominent journalist daphne carolina. carolina an investigative reporter described as a one woman wiki leaks was blown up by a car bomb 2 years ago she had become known for exposing cronyism within the country's political and business elite although 3 men face trial for carrying out the murder the

. >> right now we're at the rio grande river at the santa elena canyon, and it is so beautiful here. 89, she says she's ready for anything. even a bear. >> what is your plan? >> i'm going to hit him with my cane. >> reporter: and tonight, their road trip wrapping up with one last park just today. gateway arch national park in st. louis. >> we've made it to our 49th and final park in the lower 48. how do you feel to finally be done? >> well, it's kind of sad to know it's coming to an end, but it's kind of great to know we finally made it. >> reporter: and what's next for grandma joy? >> i am ready to go home, kick back my heels, and sit down and rest a minute. >> i think that's well earned. good job, grandma joy. >> and so we choose grandma joy yourbut as you get older,thing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical has beeshn to improve sh. prevagen. healthier brain. bette

elena chernyshova, whose images show what it is like to live in one of the cold est it is like to liveies on earth. sometimes culture, rather than geography, coldest cities on earth. sometimes culture, ratherthan geography, can mean certain groups are harder to reach. during 2009 and 2010, 0livia arthur spent time in saudi arabia, photographing scenes at parties and ina photographing scenes at parties and in a beach town, away from the eyes of the religious police. they have this very strong conservative islamic influence, as well as what has come with, you know, obviously the oil money. 0riginally i went to saudi arabia to teach a workshop for young women. women i met there invited me to do houses to meet theirfamilies. i invited me to do houses to meet their families. i said, invited me to do houses to meet theirfamilies. isaid, can invited me to do houses to meet theirfamilies. i said, can i invited me to do houses to meet theirfamilies. isaid, can i make a picture of you in your house, at your home? something you are co mforta ble your home? something you are comfortable with. for

. >> right now we're at the rio grande river at the santa elena canyon, and it is so beautiful here. anhing. >> i'm going to hit him with my. >> reporter: and tonight, their road trip wrapping up with one last park just today. >> we've made it to our 49th and final park in the lower 48. how do you feel to finally be done? >> well, it's kind of sad to know it's coming to an end, but it's kind of great to know we finally made it. >> reporter: and what's next for grandma joy? >> i am ready to go home, kick back my heels, and sit down and rest a minute. >> i think that's well earned. good job, grandma joy. >> and so i've done nothing wrong. >> confrontation at an east bay bart station. >> the confrontation captured on cell phone video. >> this took place monday morning at the pleasantville station. what do you think? rules or rules, they have to be enforced, or there are bigger concerns? >> abc 7 news anchor eric thomas is following the story and joins us with the details. >> reporter: if you regularly ride bart you've seen the signs saying no eating or drinking in the station but there

next, supreme court justice elena kagan speaks to students at george mason university. justice kagan spoke about the legal system, her life and career and the polarization of the confirmation process for the supreme court justices. >> welcome. students, colleagues, guests, president holton, justice kagan, friends and family of roger wilken. it's my pleasure to welcome you all to the second annual roger wilkens lecture, which this year takes the form of conversation with supreme court justice elena kagan. my name is matt and an associate professor of policy and government and director of undergraduate program in philosophy, politics and economics. ppe here at george mason. the ppe program is honored to be the institutional sponsor and host of the roger wilken's lectures. we are grateful for the trust and support placed by the university. the attraction between the pgd ferdinand of these lectures i'm glad you asked. i spend a fair amount of time explaining what ppe is and what makes the program unique. i can go on. really, i can go on but today i'm going to go straight to

. >> today supreme court justice elena kagan talks to george mason university students about the american judicial system. live coverage at 4:30 p.m. eastern on on c-span3, online at c-span.org or listen live on our free c-span radio app. >> general john raymond is the command of your space command and he has been invited to talk about building this space force. this is posted by the center for strategic and international studies here in washington, d.c. live coverage on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we are live this morning to remarks about building the u.s. space force. general raymond is the command of the u.s. space command. this is hosted by the center for strategic and international studies here in washington, d.c. live coverage on c-span2. we expect it to start shortly. [inaudible conversations] and hicks. i direct the international security program here at csis and it's my pleasure to welcome y

. >> supreme court justice elena kagan talked about the inner working of the court and how it is viewedn today's political climate. her remarks were part of the annual john paul stevens lecture at the university of colorado law school in boulder. >> i can't see anything. it looks like there are a lot of you here. i'm very honored. it's great to be here.

virginia. >> this year takes the form of conversation, supreme court justice elena kagan. my name is matt schera, director of under graduate ppe program. it's honored to be the host of roger wilkins lectures. so what's the connection between our pbe program and these lectures? i'm glad you asked. as director, i spend a fair amount of time explaining what it is and what makes mason's program unique i can go on. really, i can go on. but today i'm going to go straight to the bottom line. it exists to serve highly motivated students who want to help create better solutions for the difficult and pressing problems that arise in the public life of a complex society. the problems that arise and persist in what roger wilkins, in the first chapter of his autobiography, had called with immense understatement, complicated times, such as our own today. approximate. pe offers an opportunity for students to build meaningful careers in civil service, journalism, business and the law and other socially engaged fields and endeavor. in this regard it's my hope that generations of students wi

later this afternoon on c-span3, supreme court justice elena kagan will talk to students at george mason university about u.s. legal system. live coverage begins at 4:30 eastern and you can follow all online at rage c-span.org or listen with the app.c-span radio >> this week, the house chairigence committee and adam schiff continue public impeachment inquiry hearings morning at esday 9:00 eastern on c-span3. watch live testimony from williams, aide to vice president mike pence. and director for european securityt the national council, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. 2:30, ambassador volker, white l security council house aide tim morrison. on wednesday at 9:00 a.m. testimony continues with u.s. ambassador to the union gordon sondland. nd then deputy assistant secretary of defense laura cooper and david hale, undersecretary of state for political affairs. and on thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, the committee will hear hill, ony from fiona former national security council senior director for europe and russia. first two public hearings in their entirety on our website c-span.org/impeac

supreme court justice elena kagan talked about the innerworkings of the court and how it is viewed inoday's political climate. this is at the university of colorado law school in boulder. >> i can't see anything. it looks like there are a lot of you here. i'm very honored. it's great to be here. over 2000, i think. that's great demand for you to be here. it is such an honor. thank you so much for being here. we are thrilled that you are here for the stevens lecture. one of the special things about you being here, as the dean mentioned, is i know that this this lecture is actually named r

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. >>> she's not old enough to drive yet, but 14-year-old elena g -- alaina gassler came with a sluchlgsnn since you can't take it off cars, she decided to get rid of it without getting rid of it. >> i did that by having a camera behind the a-pillar of a car, and the camera sent video to a projector that projected the image onto the pillar, essentially making it invisible. >> she gives us hope all across the board. gassler said she was motivated to work on the design after learning how dangerous blind spots can be, especially since her older brother just started driving. >> elon musk, mary barra, someone give her an intern ship because she's good stuff. >>> let's take a look at world markets, a mixed performance really on wall street, looking at futures leaning down slightly. i would call that directionless. it's another step back as hopes for a pause in the trade war with china boosted investor sentiment. china's central bank finished up. new overnight, "the wall street journal" reports xerox is considering a stakeover of computer and printer maker hp, a market value of about $27 billio

all-stars elena plot, phillip bump are here, thank you both, especially on a friday. >> ted is a goody of how republicans want her. she was born in canada and you add it up, one and one and one is seven. what do you do with that in terms of what it tells us about where we are? >> obviously impeachment is inhere inherently a political issue. for all of the concerns about how much we focus on what the politics of this are, we need to pay attention to that. what we're seeing is something we've already known about trump is that he's given the presumption innocence by default. but whatever is thrown at donald trump as seen as invalid, inapparently by his base. all thee needs to be able to do is come up with with a um could of talking points to diffuse what's out there and moving forward. they're quickly dismissed as inauthentic. >> what do you do with the sondland testimony, that the president was speaking so loudly that he had the phone away from his face and several of them heard the president say what's going to happen with the investigations and then sondland said to them afterwards, h