hormona viaja al cerebro de que debe comer, y el problema es que no discrimina, en este estudio este genoreste de la naciÓn parece un sauna, no solo se registran altas temperaturas cerca de los cien grados, en algunas ciudades. sino que tambiÉn hay humedad un sistema de alta presiÓn que hacen que esta semana sea potencialmente peligrosa, segÚn expertos del centro nacional de meteorologÍa, con 96 grados en nueva york, blanca rosa vilchez no se pudo quedar en la sombra saliÓ a ver como lidÍan con el calor en la ciudad. >>> desde michigan a massachusetts, mÁs de la mitad de la naciÓn, vive literalmente en carne propia, la semana mÁs caliente en lo que va del verano, en portland maine, mÁs de doce corredores fueron hospitalizados por deshidrataciÓn. en nueva york, se registran temperaturas al borde de cien grados, si se toma en cuenta la humedad, las autoridad declararon medidas de emergencia y precauciÓn. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el alcalde bloomberg, dijo que son 400 centros de enfriamiento disponibles en la ciudad para la poblaciÓn que no tiene aire acondicionado, a nivel nacional las

. >> complaining about gen x so everyone's jaws dropped to the ground. they're like no, brad that, describes millenials. we love complaining about people in their 20s. that's what we do in this country. >> i don't know who said it first but this is the first generation to get a trophy for just showing up for the season for soccer, not for actually winning the games. but let's look at the other side, middle aged comedians offering that perspective but clips from hbo's "girls" offers the other side of the coin. >> and then i am busy, trying to become who i am. >> our generation grew up here and we should follow our dreams but do students seem to be more practical today, brad? >> absolutely a enit's funny again every generation sort of hears that. i think that's interesting about millenials, you mentioned this earlier they've been told they're special,er this amazing, great, they've been overtrophied. they've heard of all of those things growing up not because that's what they wanted because parenting shifted. it's actually not about me even though that's h

hallazgo >> pagaba por sacarte la sangre, y para sacarte el cerebro >> en el año 93 se descubre el genron que dejara el país, en zulia, venezuela, noticuas univisión >> una carrera contra el centro socorristas de en un niño de 6 años que estuvo en pies de rené alinco cuando uno sel otagço'orinialmente >> las brigadas de rectale levantaron al niño, y fue trasladdo y lgoro sobrevivir >> vamos con los deportes, buenas tardes >> ¿qué tal?, muchas gracias, muy buenas noches, acción de la copa oro, grupo c, la presentación de costa rica y estados unidos equipos que habían ganado y querian volver a ganar, y esto, el resumen de la final del campeonato sub 20 entre uruguay y francia, adelante >> arrancamos con la copa oro la selección de estados unidos se enfrento a cuba, los caribeñso se fueron adelante con l golazo de ziprian >> cerca de la primera mitad, donovan le da el empate a los norteamericanos, las aguas volvieron asu cause con 3 goles más finalmente se impuso 4 a 1 a cuba, gran victoria de estados unidos >> costa rica avanzo tras vencer a belice 1 a 0 >> en el mundial sub 20, el oprte

. >> pero los joveÓvenes dicn gen no gracias no dejan atrÁs a sus padres . >> muchos aÑos que las familiasstadounidenses no darÁn trato e especial para quien violo la ley . >> esto es lo que me indica que estÁn nbuscando saluida y cuÁnd no ven que es la salida del p problema con la comunidad que es poco , entoncs buscaran otras l alternativas . >> muchos republicanos con,ien a con,ienzcon,ienzmienzan a poner atenciÓn en mesa latina con mujeres y jovÓvenes hispana. >> represento parte del paÍs, republicano,. >> pero siempre he qucreido q n necesitamos hacer algo con los d dremeamers son mÁs americanos q el pie de manszana . >> no hablaran del plan del se a senado pero quienes lo hicieron no estÁn dispuiestos que el t j trabajo sea en vano . >> muchos republicanos de la m camÁmara baja , serian blacnco l la industria del turistmo o l e lidel lÍderes de la iglesia mormona en utah . >> algunos piensan que es con a contraprorcdducente . >> la ola de calor serguiguirÁ e estados unidos hasta el saÁbad c cuÁndo baregfrescaria p;aasaronn el este y centro del paÍs, 130 m millones de pesosrsonas estÁ

temperatures will be mild once gen below average, with a few lows 80s in san jose, the warmest placetioch 86 degrees and look for 60s by the bay. san francisco will top out at 62, another cold, gray day and some drizzles in the mix, too. 70 around the bay and not much in the way of change and tuesday really foggy once again and wednesday a little less fog and faster clearing and into thursday and the temperatures just trying to inch up day by day and by the time friday gets here mid-70s around the bay and around 90 in the inland. >>> but, for fans today, giants are in the dog house. sports is next. >> news and weather any time on the kron 4 news, bay area. >>> something happened today at at&t park that did not happen in 20 years. chicago cubs completed their first -- they beat the giants 2-1. the. . they played the philadelphias o. fill >>> 10-6 today, the a's extending their leads to six games over texas, they're home to host the blue jays tomorrow night. we have a few moments here for weather. how do we dress tomorrow? >> well, dress for winter tomorrow, it will feel like it. it is

aeronÁutica civil, denunciÓ a globos perÚ por no tener permiso comercial, ni tener certificado ddire iÓn genos la bendiga, y le de mucha salud. >>> asÍ es. hasta maÑana con otra cita de impacto y mÁs informaciÓn los esperamos. >>> estamos a un dÍa de "premios juventud". gracias por su confianza, y su apoyo y cariÑo, hasta maÑana. >>> gracias por acompaÑarnos, en esta noche de martes 16 de julio. estas son las noticias:un sicario reclutado por el lÍder de los zetas arrestado en mÉxico, relata su experiencia con treviÑo. en una entrevista con univisiÓn, el presidente obama dijo que la cÁmara de representantes necesita incluir una vÍa para la legalizaciÓn de indocumentados. detienen un barco procedente de cuba que tenÍa un sistema de defensa para corea del norte, el gobierno de la isla dice que es armamento obsoleto que necesitaba reparaciÓn, penitencia en 140 caracteres, twitter serÍa un confesionario, le cuento por quÉ, comenzamos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>>

los hacen mÁs propensos a la obesidad y investigadores de la aniversa dado de londres identifican un genparentemente se electrocutoÓ al responder un llamo nada su telÉfono, es algo que tiene a apple en el ojo hurred americano en china. >>> cristina con mÁs. >>> habrÍa cumplido hoy 24 aÑos ner vez de celebrar la familia estÁ luto porque muriÓ electrocutada y un caso en un millÓn y ni eso dijo este lec zeus ta, aunque con millones de usuarios a millones mundial la reacciones son inmediatas. >>> y no pasa nada. >>> y mientras amigo de las asistente de vuelo fallecida le advierten a otros que no contesten sus telÉfonos cuando estÉn conectados, en un comunicado la compaÑÍa apple dijo estar profundamente triste por el trÁgico inicio dwlenlt ofreciÓ cond lengzs a la familia y se comprometiÓ a investigo r y cooperar con las autoridades. >>> dicen que en la china estÁn obsesiÓn ademÁs con apple porque despuÉs de los estados unidos es el paÍs que mÁs vende los productos, y de aquÍ la muerte de esta jovencita haya llamado la atenciÓn. >>> segÚn reporte de prensa dicen que un cargador de intags de f

it's sort of an ongoing electoral strategy by this administration to gen up the black and latino voterun he's trying to make around the supreme court decision. the supreme court decision basically updated the voting rights law by saying, look, these nine states that were subject to federal review, it's less of a problem now. it's not -- in fact in most of these states, not only is black voter registration higher than white voter registration, black turnout was higher than white turnout in the last election. so this is clearly -- and clearly the president said he didn't like this decision when it came down and they're going to make an end run around it. voter i.d. laws, the idea that these are discriminating i think is just a liberal ruse to, again, gen up the vote. >> juan, i want to ask you about the politics of it but let's go to the voter i.d. law first. if you have to have a voter i.d. to get welfare, to get food stamps, to get housing, to get a rental car, to get in this building, to get to the department of justice, if you have to have an i.d. for all those things, if texas want

i wrote a piece in 2008 called gen-y for "the root" about the fact i don't believe gen-y is color blindppy to talk about that. >> thank you. also charles gallagher the chair of lasalle's department who joins me from philadelphia and tim wise joins me here in new york. we'll go to tim first. so did my interviews with, did anything surprise you? to a tern, no matter whether white, asian, black, whatever they were they did think the george zimmerman verdict, trayvon martin story had an element of race, these young people. 17 to 23 is what i interviewed. >> right. i think young folks certainly are more attuned to the reality of race and racism than perhaps our previous generations including my own and yours might have had. i want to really caution something. there have been an awful lot of studies on college age students and high school students and their own racial assumptions on the degree to which racist incidents take place on college campuses. i speak on college campuses all across the country and have for 18 years. every single year there are blatant, over the cases, not just subtle,

that should actually be 10, gen. also strike, to be. on my number 17 and 18 add additional exemplary project. >> supervisor breed has made the amendment that she described as their second event separate segment can retake the motion without objection? that objection and on the underlying resolution as amended can retake this in-house and call a stick without objection the resolution is adopted as amended. medical can you call and 73 >> item 73 a motion authorizing preparation of written proponents and opponents out arguments and rebuttal ballot arguments similar to the voters in november 5, 2013 consolidate general municipal election >> college because the full ballot is not yet finalized like to suggest we continue this item until next week will make that decision. it would make a motion to continue this item for one week. bush my supervisor winner second without objection it will be continued until july 30. >> madam clerk can you please redeem >> today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behal

vencieron a mÉxico dos veces pero al final de los muchachos de klinsmann levantan el trofeo y consa genal 8 el colombiano xhoes que toma balÓn fuera del Área y saca un derecho jazz un riflazo para adelantar a gallos y al 60 otra vez xhoes y la jugada a velocidad y se encuentra solito como huÉrfano con el picolÍn y para el segund querÉtaro. y 3 por 0. >>> y el debut del pumas en casa un total desastre. >>> y para resaltar desea copa oro hay que decir que donovan y el regreso a la selecciÓn de estados unidos fue todo un Éxito. el hombre terminÓ siendo el jugador mÁs mas valioso del torneo antes de irme el miÉrcoles este con nosotros en unimas para el partido de chivas, por que regresan a univisiÓn, van a estar recibiendo a veracruz, y ahora sÍ de regreso con ustedes. >>> gracias lindsey. >>> y terminas en ohio dÓnde se estrenÓ cuanto ofrece manera de moverse por un de golf mira brindan un aÉreo deslizdor para ir, y se mueve en la tierra y tambiÉn en el agua en un auto montado para la cÓmodo del jugador y y el creador es el golfista estadounidense wilson y este juguete fabricado pren cargo

impedir el contagio del virus del sida, es un experimento llevado a cabo por cientÍficos espaÑoles, en un genmpedir el traspaso de este virus. bueno, tras el devastador paso del huracÁn katrina, fue muy poco lo que pudo rescatarse la sede de un periÓdico hispano en nueva orleans. tenÍa que adaptarse as la nuevos condiciones del mercado, su propietaria saliÓ a flote. ricardo a-ha blo con ella y nos cuenta lo que hizo para renacer de las cenizas. >>> conozcan a brenda murphy, periodista, vendedora, purbt exista y exitosa empresaria rchlt ha sobrevivido un sinnÚmero de baches. el primero y el mÁs fuerte lleÓo con el huracÁn katrina. >>> tenÍa un aÑo de existencia cuando la tormenta arrasÓ a nueva orleans y dejÓ miles de muertos y vida arruinadas. >>> con katharina se iba a ir todo, las esperanzas, muchos negocio seso cerraron. >>> brenld peda percibe ro conÓ. >>> no se me ha quitado, porque no una, si no que 2 Ó 3 veces he estado a punto de cerrar. >>> ¿tenÍas un plan de negocio?. >>> no, nunca, lo digo por muy y experiencia, no sabemos como hacer un business plan. >>> pero sin embargo, ha segui

and he's gen. you know in this business you are still missing some of. the. things that are going on with we've come to realize that the performances which fascinate big audiences in some petersburg moscow and in foreign cities some hard don't strike as much of a chord with our own soldiers. are just sitting on stage soldiers sleep in the audience this is how military units have always responded to the musical army's khan's. time and time again. be able to win over the younger audience of today or have these weapons lost their power has the time for the soldiers to admit defeat we play like material most of them but songs about love for the motherland and sacrifice though they don't seem to appeal to the modern audience. young people especially soldiers. they seem to need a different rhythm now. singer alexander will soon turn eighty he has served in the musical army for most of his life he's convinced that because fashion changes all the time you can never keep up with it but he sure that the old tunes will still stay young hearts. present i don't think that

touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel.heses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader. it is very simple. if we want more people of color, you book more people of color. you want more women, your book more

gen. pamela harris has affirmed ice dinners are merely request local enforcement and therefore local authorities are not obligated to comply. there were merely request. these hold our issue without basic standards of proof. they violate a cherished principle at the heart of our legal system . we don't hold people without a legal reason for doing so. this ordinance will uphold due process and legal treatment of all our residents regardless of their immigration status. it would sure immigrants who may be victims or witnesses of crimes will not be deterred from cooperation while with our law enforcement agencies for fear of deportation. the legislation will be supported by a wide range of civil and immigrant rights organizations as was the cities rights commission. law-enforcement agencies including the sheriff's department and the public defender. other jurisdictions with high concentration of immigrants such as the city of berkeley and richmond as well as santa clara county in california ha

gen.amela harris has affirmed ice dinners are merely request local enforcement and therefore local authorities are not obligated to comply. there were merely request. these hold

gen, do you have another question? >> yes, this is actually for enforcement and abatement. i have two similar questions actually from the same city so i'm kind of going to blend them together. they're interested in restitution cost formula to charge individuals caught tagging the restitution labor, materials, equipment, costs. so, i don't know if that could be split between -- pointing at you. abatement and enforcement. >> i was going to point to dwight, but i guess i'll take it. >> or martin. >> just from my experience, you look at the amount that you've -- the amount of time that you've spent abating the problem. that starts with lugging paint over to the van, driving it to the site, putting on one coat, putting on a second coat, making sure it's not bleeding, possibly putting on a third coat making sure it's covered up, reloading it and driving back. the cost of the supplies is minimal. the cost of the labor is where you justify the cost because you're looking at someone's hourly wage, time, plus the amount of time that they spent abating the problem. and that's what's g

support is already hundreds of gathered here into the square in supports all of the miniature you off the gen the i do it the does she see who is the head of the army the people do you come down to the streets against terrorism he called it now we're also going to see mass protests and support the military across the capital and crush the country today and meanwhile we still have a sit in in support of the ousted leader mohamed morsi. just across the capitol there you know by the way most can all say i to my right across the nile at cairo university now their leaders are saying they must come on the streets to defend morsi i'm asking you to my president he must even thank you with these new knees. and you know mostly we expect tensions to be extremely high the military has given the mission by the head forty eight hours to get them both the political right not they didn't outline what would happen if that forty hours which is to just been issued on saturday many fear that we will see the financially already you know here in the capital when fifty one people were killed inside this primo she s

in that they will instill the kind of slow transition that we saw previously under gen tonto it generalises see don't get me wrong he has he has some blemishes on his record particularly with the record with with women's rights in the way that the women were treated during the spring revolution in two thousand and eleven and i'd like to talk about that a bit later but i think that he is a very very autonomy's figure who is western leaning in western thinking he's a he's a graduate of the u.s. army war college and i think that this is a really good for egypt in the egyptian people maybe it's good for washington but is it good for the egyptian people i will i think that what washington once and i think that what the egyptian people one or both the level of progressivism so i do think that a forward thinking western western thinking and western influence leaders good for the egyptian people yes ok caroline do you think that's and do you believe that i always get worried when watching i always get worried when washington expresses its wishes you know and desires in the greater middle east it ne

piece and gen. you know as you said she responds to the song and the sound of rushing.

hold on a minute let's do this first of all look at the facts on the ground what city which who is gen six who is that defense minister did when he first declared giving more c o u forty eight was a huge mess which was absolutely impossible they knew full well that he was going to spectacularly failed because he's been trying to give them a lot of value and tried. to defend don't get me wrong. three latin american states have offered asylum but edward snowden has yet to pick which one he'll accept now reports say that he is leaning towards venezuela whose offer has come in early on a wave of south american support speaking exclusively to our team ecuador's foreign minister explained to the continent wide backing for what's the lowers and why he believes it's necessary that he tells on that from marina point and i am. as the world waits to see which country edward snowden will pick as his new home r.t. spoke exclusively with ecuador's foreign minister ricardo patino about the n.s.a. whistleblower and the fallout following his revelations now ecuador is the first country to ever see that

me already hundreds have gathered here in tahrir square in supports all of the miniature you off the gen these. guys see see who is the head of the army the people to come down to the streets against terrorism he called it now we're also going to see mass protests in support the military across the capital and cross the country today and meanwhile we still have a sitting in support of the ousted leader mohamed morsy just across the capital where you know by the way a mosque and also you are to my right across the nile at cairo university now that me this is saying they must come down the streets actually if i'm. morsi i mean he's going to be president he must be reinstated with these new knees of the kind you know mostly we expect tensions to be extremely high the military have given the muslim brotherhood who are seeing now is the case in both the political right not they didn't outline what would happen off that forty hours which is two to pinochet on saturday many fear that we will see the violence that we've already had you know here in the capital when fifty one people were killed i

dr gen and set off no alarms within the obama administration ministration this despite having to sidestep federal rules and perhaps even the freedom of information act now president obama has pledged to make his administration the most transparent in u.s. history just barely that doesn't apply to things like osama bin laden and the navy seals furthermore moving data from the defense department to the cia and then deleting it is an example of the government's attempt to hide information from its own people and i don't mean the general public i literally mean the people it employs and potential whistleblowers alike in washington i marinate r.t. let's turn now to egypt where the military led interim government has laid out a five month plan to restore order to the country they also chose. a prominent economic consultant as the country's new prime minister but both of those decisions were denounced by the muslim brotherhood and the protests continue. as of last night we have not heard of any clashes or deaths that have occurred today as a protest as a result of these protests however it shoul

unlikely the dy bond and houng deduction are very unlikely to go away for a long time but rest assured genhe fiscal situation over time all taxpayers, all citizens are going to be receivi less entitlements in will be paying more taxes. we have a fiscal problem ahead of us. it is not a crisis now that is why the politicians don't act. it probably won't maybe fiber 10 years but somewhere unless we change the way we do business there will be a problem but right now we can borrow all the money we want at 2.6% and that is not a crisis. lou: a somebody wants a crisis then they can talk about raising taxes. this president better be constrained. >> there is a lot of uncertainty. lou: thank you for being with us. the brand new book collusion shows a liberal mainstream media. and how to avoid a bp to in 2016. next. >> one democrat now says james obamacare. change the law. carney and company. carney and company. 9:20 a.m. eastern. the pursuit of a better tomorrow is something we all share. but who can help you find your own path? who cabuild you a plan, not just a pie chart? who can help keep your in

spoke on the phone about it back in two thousand and ten when he released a story on mcchrystal with gen kristol. he talked about how he was worried. you know. and i was you know i i had told him i would be worried too i mean we just got to basically had a general who was fired i'm pretty sure that's going to do well with him and you know the people to help him get to that position so you know you should always start off with you kind of like how does a family this and that and concerns about whatever was going on and this just jumped straight into it so that's why i do a red flag right i mean especially since your got kind of told you that something was it was very wrong he's never had a suspicion that hit him or his family were being investigated because of his work before and has he ever wanted to go off the radar before. not that i recall he's never used that term did anyone figure out why he thought the f.b.i. was investigating him. i mean he was working on a few stories he was doing some stuff for the n.s.a. or looking and i say the cia they are brown and. i mean basically what hap

spoke on the phone about it back in two thousand and ten when he released a story on mcchrystal with gen kristol. he talks about how he was worried. you know and i was you know i had told him i would be worried too i mean we just got to basically had a general who was fired i'm pretty sure that's going to do well with him and you know the people to help him get to that position so you know you should always start off with you kind of like how does a family this and that and concerns about whatever was going on and this just jumped straight into it so that's why do a red flag right i mean especially since your got kind of told you that something was very wrong and he's never had a suspicion that his head or his family were being investigated because of his work before and has he ever wanted to go off the radar before. not that i recall he's never used that term did anyone figure out why he thought the f.b.i. was investigating him. i mean he was working on a few stories he was doing some stuff for the n.s.a. or looking and i say the cia they are brown and. i mean basically what happens is

revolutionary socialist doesn't mean that if people in mexico are revolutionary socialist i should you know gen up some controversy and use peacekeepers to put them in place which is essentially exactly how peacekeepers are used now and i don't think we should repeat them. and you guys that's it for the debate today thank you so much everyone i think that the most important thing is how many commonalities we all have with each other in terms of restoration of civil liberties and in the imperialism of the military as a man thank you so much for all of your input and time thanks so much for having me . somebody get out kroger leadership well that wraps things up a break in the set first ever alternative voices debate and if you like what you see let me know on twitter at abby martin or on facebook at facebook dot com slash break in the set let's just make sure this is just the beginning you know the mainstream marginalise of the alternative we know that these beliefs aren't fringe so it's time to focus on what unites us not what divides us instead of fighting with each other let's work to underst

the millennial generation are psychologist dale atkins, who's the other one, the lady is dale, and gen-y kids. we have preconceived notions, we should say, about millennials. >> i have two. >> there's a bit of entitlement going on, a bit of selfishness going on, not as strong of a work ethic, are we on target? >> media portrays them as narcissistic and entitled, but i think very differently. >> really, show us some data, big boy. >> most diverse generation, most educated generation, they would rather have meaningful work and freedom and flexibility over more money, and even though the economy has hurt them so bad with double unemployment rate versus the national unemployment rate, they are the most optimistic generation. >> based on what, what is your data? >> you feel like the whole lives are ahead of them and they can really make a difference in the world. >> i think they've seen that they can. one of the things that's so incredible is, as dan says, they have the sense of optimism and see there are opportunities worldwide because they are always connected with the world and with one an

at last check.. 17 patients remain at san francisco gen. 6 of them are in critical condition. stanford medical center is treating 8 patients.. with e in critical. 3 patients remain at the the c-p- m-c hospitals.. they're listed in stable condition. this morning our cameras ca these pictures of some of t survivors of flight 214. th were being discharged from n francisco general.. and boarding muni buses. today the consul general from china.. visited with a handful of chinese patientst s-f general. he consoled th offering flowers.. well- wi and reassurance. wong chuan / spokesperson of consulate 1:16 "the consul general inf will provide any assistanceo them, especially regarding r documents...try our best top them." 1:37 141 passengers on flight 214 were chinese citizens. we just heard how emergency crews came to the rescue of flight 214. but passengers also played a role in saving lives-- especially those sitting int row seats. kpix five's ryan takeo on how their quick ac saved lives. pkg nats (crash youtube vid) track after the crash, the's still rescue work to be don 20:17:12

just after the manning verdict was announced, an associated press reporter asked gen this tacky to commentn the verdict. reaction to the manning trial? >> the verdict came out just before i stepped out here. i would refer you to the department of defense. no further comment from here. >> for the entire trial, this building said it would not comment because it was a pending case. now that it is over, you say you're still not going to comment? >> that is correct. i would refer you to the department of defense. they have been the point agency. >> these were state department cables. they were your property. >> we do not have any further comment. i know the verdict just came out. >> does that mean you are working on a comment? are you gratified? >> if we have anything more to say, i promise everybody in this room that you will have it. >> i am a little surprise that you do not have a comment considering the amount of energy and time this building expanded at assisting the prosecution. >> that is the associate press reporter matt lee questioning jen psaki. conversationur with joe in assange. you

gen,sanford, nowhere to be seen after her husband's so-called hike on the appalachian trail turned out to be another kind of physical exertion with his argentinian mistress. >> no, never crossed my mind. >> but now the go all in wife. huma abedin, not timid by talking, not standing but charging head first into this scandal discussion. >> he made mistakes, before he resigned from congress and after, but i do strongly believe that is between us and our marriage. we discussed all of this before anthony decided he would run for mayor, so really what i want to say is i love him, i have forgiven him, i believe in him, and as we have said from the beginning, we moving forward. >> i want to bring in our pan to discuss this. i want to start with the. huma abedin yesterday said it's between us and our marriage. what do you think when you heard her say that. in your column tag, you think she was empowerering herself somehow. >> we've never seen anything like it this, and see a woman stand up in the good wife way, but actually defend her decision, talk about the therapy she's been through. this is