gina: ¿carlos? briones: ah, ¿sorprendida de verme, gina? gina: la verdad, sí. briones: pues yo más.lvidarlo. el famoso lalo, lalo el guapo, lalo el marcado, el lalote y yo chiquito, ¿verdad? gina: carlos, no es lo que parece. briones: ¿no es lo que parece? a ver, lalo, si eres tan machito, vamos afuera a que tomes aire, a ver de qué cuero salen más correas. >> ¡cállense! >> ¡no dejan escuchar la película! lalo: el señor tiene razón. hay que guardar silencio. gina: shh. ¡carlos, contrólate! briones: no me voy a controlar. gina: ¡cállate! briones: no me voy a controlar. gina: ¡que te calles! briones: que no me voy a callar hasta que arreglemos esto. gina: deja de hacer lío. briones: no hasta que se aclare. marina: ¿carlos? gina: ¿qué hace ella aquí? briones: viene conmigo. gina: ¡ja! iviene contigo! ¿y tú eres el primero que me viene a reclamar? cuando todo el día estás con ella y por eso la gente dice que es tu novia, ¿verdad? >> ¡guarden silencio! ambos: ¡cállese usted! marina: carlos, ¿tú sabías que ella iba a estar aquí? por eso elegiste esta película, ¿verdad? briones: te lo juro

gina: ¿entonces quien es el presidente? gael: briones. gina: ¿carlitos? carlos: gina.rlitos, mi amor. qué gusto verte. gina: ¿qué haces aquí? y usted, ¿que hace ahí sentadote? párese, asqueroso. ¿esa caja qué trae? gina: ah, son cosas tuyas, pero que de inmediato voy a llevar a mi departamento ahora que sé que eres el jefe. carlos: no entiendo, ¿y entonces para qué las trajiste? gina: bueno, cualquiera comete errores, ratoncito, y ahora que sé que eres el presidente de la compañía, reconozco que cometí un grave error. gael: a eso yo le llamo amor, ¿eh? gina: claro. gael: claro, amor al dinero. nada más le conté que ahora era el presidente de la compañía urrutia publicidad, y véala, otra vez de barbera, y ratoncito... gina: cállate, gato mugroso. eso no es cierto, ratoncito. yo te amo por lo que eres. carlos: ajá, sí. ¿y qué soy? gael: hoy es miércoles. carlos: no le hablo a usted, gato igualado. gina, ponme atención. gina: sí. carlos: ¿qué soy para ti? gina: pues, el presidente. te peinas con gel, tus ojitos son más verdes, tu ropa es seda. tu olor a perfume es caro, e

gina mccarthy: correct. we did not have data until july 21 to discuss a problem, and we did not have an ability then because they kept saying they are going to fix it. that is the way the law requires us to act. rep. kelly: i think it is michigan that michigan's slogan is pure michigan, because that was not the case. rep. chaffetz: now recognize the gentleman from alabama, mr. palmer, for five minutes. rep. palmer: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i just got my notebook back, can i yield and come back? rep. chaffetz: let's actually recognize the gentleman from arizona. >> thank you, chairman. well, administrator mccarthy, how serious do you think poisoning those humans, especially the children? gina mccarthy: it is one of the most serious areas we face. rep. walberg: let's go back. in july 2015, we are at e-mailing susan hedman about an elite memo sent by an employee, miguel del toro to a flint resident. del toro investigated and intervened. it should not have been leaked, called a preliminary draft re

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jessica even wanted her hair styled just like gina. >> if gina is watching this i love you and i can'tt to hug you. >> next came make up but almost came off when her mom saw her. >> oh look how you're going to make me cry. >> no, no. >> gina's generosity symbolizes kindness and she'll never the same. >> as long as you take stuff and think of what's in your heart person. >> moments before putting the dress on her mmm surprised her with this. >> i'm here in london shooting. just know that i love you and i'm so proud of you. i'm s excited for you. you look beautiful and eve will remember it. especially you. >> i have no words. no other celebrity can compare to what she has done. she deserves everythin this entire world. >> after the prom the gown goes back to gina that will p it on to another girl making her dream come true. >> i hope you know whoever gets it goes in the hand because it's something really close to her heart and ace lot to her. i hope it gets taken care really well. >> as they prep for the night of thaer young lives jessica was grateful she has her real life fairy god moth

[laughter] gina mccarthy: you can figure it out. sniff it out. you will know where you are supposed to go. but you are the leaders. you are trained to harness the power of the law to move beyond the status oh. while in a democracy like yours, and i've been working in this democracy for 35 years now, it does move slowly, but it does move. and change can happen. it is built layer by layer, action by action. hard work, science, the law. all of that is the foundation. and don't forget we are government of the people, for the people, and by the people. you've got to make people eventually demand the sustainable change that you think is necessary. so while you may be smarty-pants about where you want to go, smarty-pants about how to get there, you need to bring at least 1000 people with you when you want to accomplish it, because that's what the united states democracy demands. that's the system we live in. that is the system we love. that is your challenge. so tackle tough issues like climate. you can make a difference. you can make it work. there is

[gime] gina: eso es por estar agarrando a marina. briones: [gime] gina: ay, mi amor.ay. doña lidia: abran el paso que todo esto es la madre del "heroe". cleo: y todo esto es la hermana del "chaparroe". doña lidia: ay, mi hijo, te veías tan guapo en la tele, pareces galán de novela. cleo: sí, qué bárbaro, y abrazado de la güerita, no de la ba--hola, ¿cómo estás? edith: hijo. urrutia: hijo. andrés: papá, mamá. edith: mi amor. ay, estábamos tan preocupados por ti. andrés: no, estoy bien, mamá. papá, yo-- urrutia: no me digas "papayo", por favor, ¿eh? andrés: papá, pero es que-- edith: gael, escúchalo. andrés: papá, quiero que sepas que yo no soy el hijo que tú querías que yo fuera-- edith: hijo, yo siempre te voy a querer. urrutia: no, no, yo te voy a querer más que ella, no te preocupes, hijo. andrés: papá, ¿siempre me vas a querer aunque nunca me vaya a casar, no te vaya a dar nietos y no vas a tener nuera, sino yerno? urrutia: no te preocupes, hijo, te voy a querer toda mi vida, sin importarme nada. andrés: gracias, papá. urrutia: nada más quiero que de los dos, tú se

gina davis senses and sarandon, hello. it's a pleasure to meet you both. thelma and louise came out 25 years ago and it does not deal that long. you were saying there was a ? can youoment for you share that with us? >> i had never met anybody like susan, basically. it was her self confidence, poise -- >> i love this story. i love it when she tells the story. >> we were going to have a meeting just susan, myself, and ridley and given thoughts that we had. i had always been very careful not to offend anybody. we start to go through the script and i think it was page one and susan said, i will think it should be my first line. and then in the next page, maybe we can switch that around. i thought, you can actually be like that? >> how're you doing? >> how can i let you go? >> i left them a note. >> i tell this other story all the time about taking the top off. one day, we are shooting and we're breaking for lunch. and he said i think this next scene, you guys are feeling great and exhilarated. just take your top off. >> i did not answer. eating.an who is ridle

would be named after her. >> gina by the way after six rounds of chemo, is cancer free. >> you must be just so proud of your caughter? >> for her to come and decide to do this race and to raise money for sufficient a special cause, really, really means so much to me. >> and the whole family will be out on the course with her. >> i couldn't be prouder of the girls for taking something so difficult, in our lives, and turning it into something positive. >> but march ace and little sister sophia both realize the fight continues for many others. >> what my sister went through, so i want to raise money to help finds a cure for breast cancer. >> i am really looking forward to just seeing everybody like just raising money and walking, to just find a cure for it. >> such a special kid. and what a lovely family. and marissa originally set a goal guys to raise $500. but she has already far surpassed that goal, at last check has raised over 2,000. >> oh, that's amazing. >> such a fantastic kid, so looking forward to seeing all of them out on the art museum stems. her mom gina will be walking do

there's no prank. >> long story short, gina and i, this is like telling a bunch of kids their parentsre getting divorced basically. but gina and i are going to take a break from blogging, we're going to take a break from each other. >> they say that the detail joy blogging put so much pressure on their relationship that it's finally come to this. >> any advice i can give to a couple -- >> who is making videos together -- snowboard careful. >> don't make daily videos. >> it only burdens the relationship. >> the video is about ten minutes long and in it they explain their situation, they explain what they will do and they ask their followers for understanding and support in all of this. for now they will take time to figure out how on earth to move forward. if you want to see the whole thing, head over to rightthisminute.com or see it on our mobil app. >> i love you guys. >>> he's with his friendly little cat. it's not his. >> wait. he just walked up to a wildcat and oh, hi kitty. >> this is a new episode of "breaking trails" he was walking down the trail looking for reptiles and amphib

i am sorry, gina. wehave relied too long on rural voters. trish: more than anyone really thought. 10 million people coming out. they have been talking, saying, this is my guy. the establishment has failed them for the last eight plus years. we have talked about that. you know the numbers. they are saying, okay, maybe we will just try something different. so unwilling to buy into what the voters are saying. what does that do to donald trump's ability to compete in this election cycle? >> i honestly think that donald trump is a candidate that the party -- can we expand a little bit? i think as evident wants to do that for hillary he should vote for hillary. to call himself a conservative mp against the party's nominee is totally his respective. i let you finish. please let m finish. thank you. i live in a hispanic neighborhood that is mostly legal immigrants. i can tell you, they are voting in trump. i have never seen anything like it. they have never been republican voters. trish: they are voting for donald trump? >> when they see the damage

. >> reporter: three more years have passed in that house on seymour avenue, gina, amanda and michelle locked in a prison of frozen time. their posters are getting tattered. their school friends have graduated. what was the biggest part of you that you felt he took from you that you lost? >> a normal life. living life as a normal teenage girl. having birthdays, going to a prom, having the fun times just as a regular teenager. >> reporter: still, they hold families' love. ironically, castro gives the girls this stencil. they trace the word "hope" to ward off despair. >> i got that when he went to a yard sale. i thought it was so random. >> reporter: what did it mean to you? >> it gave me hope to come home one day. >> reporter: their only window to the outside world is that black and white television. anybody that you watched on television that helped you get

>> he said, um, no. >> reporter: but gina per veiled.achines that once made plain white socks now spit out colorful organic designs. in the past few years her brands have caught the eye of top fashion labels. and even martha stewart. are you making some money? >> yes, a little. we are, yes. >> socks! a feeling of satisfaction. >> exactly. >> reporter: even more satisfying? putting 25 people back to work. nearly twice that during the busy season. then hugh started in the mill when he was just 14. >> in gina's mind, she had a dream. and it's come true. and it's fantastic. >> reporter: and what about her once skeptical dad? do you wear the socks? >> i do. >> you got them on? >> i do. >> reporter: those socks helping a town get back on its feet. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, ft. payne, alabama. >> what a great american comeback story. >>> that's going to do it for us on a tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> and you said about him, hmm, look at that caboose? >>

we have julie, steve and gina still with me. the u.s.ttorney's office i should point out is expected to release additional details on this any minute now but, kt, the big concerns continue to plague us. how many isis supporters are here in the united states and how do we round them all up? >> the fbi director james comey said they're looking at isis sympathizers in all 50 states. he said that the there is probably north of a thousand of them they're looking at closely, potential for violence and arrest today appears to indicate there is underground railroad. in other words there is smuggling operation to take americans, american citizens or american green cardholders or american people who are in the united states legally and spirit them off to join isis fighters with the potential to return to the united states. it is a serious problem with not only who is here. how do we vet them? how do we know stamp their passport? nobody stamps the passport to say isis fighter enter here. there is whole issue with immigration and our visa vetting sy

gina: we agree.here is very limited chance of recession in the near term barring major policy error. the economy can withstand increases at a very slow pace. of we had an explosion in growth, we areurs watching the yield curve. yieldyou get an inverted curve and arising under clement rate, it is extremely unlikely you hit recession. argue on the markets reflects the economy. we have not expecting growth to occur anytime soon, which is why we are a little more cautious on the market. we have an upside of 2100, but in my mind, until we get really strong earnings growth may be later this year or early next year, until we get evidence that it is imminently coming, it will be tough for the equity market to climb that wall of worry. mark: gina, thanks for joining us today. she is an equity strategist at wells fargo. ares capital makes a $3 billion deal. we're going to get you caught up on the stocks moving in today's session. that is next. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark barton. shery: i a

gina mccarthy's people were in part responsible for flint. what's going on now? there is a cozy relationship between the environmental protection agency and industry. and we need to break that cozy relationship. i'm tired -- 10,000 people, just name a fight from pig manure to pesticide, we've done them all. but we need more. we are winning these battles. we are winning in the field. we win more than we lose. and i will tell you flint will be taken care of because it is the local people who are going to ensure that flint is taken care of. but winning these battles doesn't help us win the war. and it is really all of us at this conference and conferences like this that we really need to join together and say there's really one enemy, if you will, or opponent if you're opposed bad words like enemy. the opponent is big industry. it's corporate money in our politics. corporate money in our epa. corporate money in our food and drug. corporate money in everything. i am an american and i am proud of being an american. and this government needs to treat me and my friends

joining up with about ten, 15 other folks, your family, making up team race for gina. yes, all so happen that i you're here and will be walking down the steps. with that said, another survivor that is so very near and dear to our hearts here at cbs-3, is the lovely miss carol erickson. we send things down to her now. >> katie, it is so great to be back, and you know, this is a day of individual stories. it is a group story of breast cancer, but, these are individual store that's make it up. and i'm with christine lamar. what a story she has. she is also part of survivors love, sugarhouse komen partnership, where people just diagnosed get the support of other people just diagnosed. tell everybody the day you were diagnosed. >> i was diagnosed december 24th, 2014, christmas eve. so it was horrible. >> you went to the doctor thinking it was a routine check up? >> i did. and she says to me i feel a lump and i went are you kidding me. she says no. and she said you need to go get your mammogram and then i went, got the mammogram, got a biopsy, i was positive for triple negat

what is your take on it, gina? is exactly the thing that has propelled trump to exactly where he is today. and let me say this, you know, no matter how you feel about donald trump, there's nobody better vetted, there's nobody in politics right now that has been covered to the extent that donald trump has been covered. i can sincerely doubt, one, that they're going to dig up anything that we don't already know about and, two, that the american people care because no one expects him to be that perfect, polished politician that everyone's used to. he's not that. deirdre: right. i think it's going to make people want to support him more, the more embattled they think he is. >> exactly. deirdre: that's why we have to stick up for this guy, fight for him and perhaps vote for him even. but it does bring up this tension between silicon valley and conservatives. >> yes. deirdre: there's a lot of libertarians in silicon valley, and some are choosing to support donald trump such as peter kiel, some have been more vocal in pla

gina, your genre action, what do you make of this recording? >> to me, personally, i have to be honest, it didn't sound him to me. hear his voice every day all over media and didn't sound like him to me but what's significant talking about a quote/unquote on fascinating case and defended a child rapist. this is in a conversation with a roy reed. hearing her voice and sounds like her voice to me, i think you start to hold up tape recordings of things that donald and hillary has done and we have a lot to talk about. >> well, it is interesting, though, that point is donald trump said today that, look, why are you digging something up from 20 years ago? how's that relevant? you think it's fair then to do that? >> yeah. he wasn't in public policy at that point. he didn't have a career affecting the lives of other people but his own private business more or less. talking about hillary clinton, had a public life most of her life. and so, i think that it's perhaps an unfair advantage honestly that mr. trump has over hillary clinton because she has had

gina, let's begin with you. talking so much about the woman who is the lead story in this "ti "times" piece and she thought she was flattered, a positive experience. put yourself in her position. i think she was 20-something at the time. how would you have felt? >> i think probably the same way. you're at a pool party. you don't have a swimsuit. someone offers you a swimsuit. i don't see the scandal. it's funny. i read the story and i kept looking deeper and deeper because i guess i just think that if there is anything about this man that is this mysogonist or a racist that some of the stories somewhere someone wants 15 minutes of fame bad enough to make something up, right? >> let function on fact and just some of the other quotes. there was a woman, i believe her last name is rez and the woman, by the way, mr. trump went to a woman to help build the trump tower today and told stories of making comments on her gaining weight and my goodness, you really do enjoy your candy and that kind of thing. there's a broad

gina, you know, the trustworthiness is really where it all falls apart for her.nk a lot of americans would say, oh, she is smart. she is this and that. she is ambitious. she is not trustworthy. we have seen this poll after poll after poll after poll. when she flips back and forth like this and says one thing in a debate on cnn and then says an entirely different thing from the minors themselves, doesn't that just reinforce her lack of trustworthiness? the top three descriptors. a lack of honesty. you look at that and you take the presumptive nominee. up against her and all of our ability to criticize his being too forthright at times. he does not come across as someone who tries to package himself like hillary does. it makes the american people not trust her. >> one of the reasons her husband was so successful is defensive authenticity. obviously, a very flawed percent. the reason he has been so successful is because he resonates. a black wives matter protester. he was going to take that on. what would your advice be? >> should not have gone to west virginia agai

gina cÁrdenas, univisiÓn. la organizaciÓn de servicios latinos celebran grandes 5 de mayo. ♪ ♪ julio: y tambiÉn celebraban su aniversario nÚmero 16 con un almuerzo en el que rinden homenaje a mÁs de una veintena de veteranos el sur de new jersey. ilia garcÍa fuera maestro de ceremonias y compartiÓ con los allÍ presentes de historia de la organizaciÓn, la cual ha ofrecido servicios a latinos y homenaje a los veteranos que arriesgaron su vida las diferentes guerras. los asistentes disfrutar de rica mÚsica y de la serenata ranchera. muchas felicidades para estos veteranos y os servicios latinos. en consulados de mÉxico, tenemos que decirle que el cÓnsul dejarÁ su cargo a partir del 20 de junio. cabral fue designado por el presidente que peÑa nieto como cÓnsul generalen china que ahora ha ejercido sus funciones en filadelfia por los Últimos 5 aÑos. la la cÓnsul serÁ alicia guadalupe palma. y hoy la comunidad mexicana estÁ celebrando 5 de mayo. la pregunta que se hace muchos es cÓmo serÍa la relaciÓn con mÉxico en

. >> reporter: but in 2014 marisa's busy life screeched tie halt when her mom gina was diagnosed with>> the day after easter, i got a phone call and it is just my heart dropped. >> it was heart wrench go to hear that news. >> i was in tears. i didn't think i would get over it. >> went from one day, you know, thinking about normal family things, how to get to our activities and study the test to where will she get chemo? >> reporter: but marisa found solace in this book ask me how i feel by diana lopez. it is the story of the little girl whose mother is diagnosed with breast cancer. >> when i got the book my mom was getting treatment. >> reporter: main character makes a promise. >> i got inspired by the book, and, i wanted to make my own promise. we will ask god and the virgin to ask your mother. that explains. in return each of us will do something special. >> reporter: it is a promise maris a willful fill this mothers day as she trade in her pink ballet shoes for sneak tours walk in the sea of pink in this years race for the cure. she's even a team captain leading team race for gina

gina martin-adams is a strategist at wells fargo securities. allen bond is co-portfolio manager of the morning star five-star rated jenson quality growth fund. thank you. what is your overall take on equity price levels is and then just leap right into why you're so high on industrials. >> sure. our fair value estimate is $2100. that is a stone's throw away from where we are today for a couple reasons, the first is valuations have stalled. valuations have been trading in a side ways range for a couple years. thus stint with an environment which the fed is starting to incrementally tighten policy. those are baby steps. nonetheless, valuation almost always stalls when the fed starts to tighten. and then secondly, because earnings stopped rising. a lot of this is commodity and currency market disruption, certainly interest rates are disruptive as well. until the earnings environment starts to push higher, we view the market is likely to trade sort of side ways in a consolidation within the longer term bull market. >> let me turn to allen and then

gina orr who went by the name gina lay was scamming people in santa clara county. says she takes pride in helping clients but she scammed three of her clients. a 73-year-old man was scammed. she convinced him to buy homes with the intents to flip them. she made the same deal with two other clients for similar amount of money. the deal fell through and the money was not returned. >> she's going after victims and probably taking their lifesaving away. >> to think someone so sweet would be allegedly involved with this is unbelievable to me. >> that last gentleman you heard from had hired orr, he described her as trust worthy and honest and hoping it's a misunderstanding. she's charged with felony grand theft be eller abuse -- elder abuse. >>> time is now 5:34, a san francisco muni bus driver has been suspended after being caught on video making racial slurs. >> i was waiting. [bleep] >> i'm a what? >> i'm not even black. >> it doesn't matter. is your member at the. >> the man in the white car is wearing a numbery uniform. -- muni. >> there is no acceptable excuse or m

gracias gina!. durante el mes de mayo, recibe gratis un delicioso sándwich de desayuno de seis pulgadas al comprar cualquier sándwich antes de las 9 am. subway. aquí lo hacemos fresco. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sc johnson, a family company ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan:estamos desde los Ángeles california. mi querido alejandro, amigos creo que lo mÁs importante es nuestra mamá, y siempre hay que estar bien con mami, aveces eso es difÍcil, es por esto que ha estado acÁ mi cesar losano inspirador de historias. cesar: todo aquel que es respetuoso con su madre, la vida siempre le darÁ sorpresa. eso muchos no lo entendemos y lo aprendemos con la vida. alan:gracias por ayudarnos, hay infinidad de problemas y situaciones pero tenemos 3 ejemplos maravillosos. es un gusto saludarte, sandra. imagino que tienes alguna diferencia con tus hijos, para poder solucionarlo. sandra: tengo un muchacho de 15 aÑos y se comunicaba mucho conmigo cuando era mÁs pequeÑo. cuando llegÓ a la preparatoria la comunicaciÓn se hizo difÍcil, Él es muy herméti

administrator gina macarthur told graduates at vermont law school to consider careers and public service. she also spoke about the efforts onion's climate change. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, students. you rock! hello vermont law school lawyers. i have to start by saying two things. first of all, congratulations to all the masters. you don't intimidate had all. i have one of those. i want to say up front, i am not a lawyer and really i have

that's a gross generalization. >> i never said that. >> that's a nice spin, gina.a nice try, spin, geena. >> policy differences, i was patient during the time that you were basically bashing mr. trump. if i can respond, please. the entire time mr. trump has been very clear, he wants to lower taxes, especially on lower income families. secretary clinton has been very clear also. he she is going -- >> why doesn't he release his tax returns. >> the tens of billions of dollars, there are some clear policy differences, all the way down the line between the two of them. i think mr. trump has been very specific. in fact, if you go to his website -- >> if you go to his website -- he should release his tax returns. >> to use generalities yourself and say that he speaks in generalities, it really says more about -- >> it does. >> the depth of your knowledge. >> one minor -- i know a lot about mr. trump. i know a lot about mr. trump. if he wants to talk about taxes, he should release his tax returns. explain to the american public for a couple of years, he paid no taxes. he s

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for being the best big brother to his sister gina who battled back from a brain tumor.an fbi agent friends with the family arranged this blessing. today's honor for dominic was to let him know just how special he is too. >> he always had a smile on his face and a hug for his sister and an inspiration for us and kristin every single day. >> absolutely. pope francis was briefed on gina's progress. >>> and scary moments when a driver intensely runs over a motorcycle. what happened before the hit and run. >>> and jeff skversky is live with the villanova wildcats and has more on the meeting with the president this afternoon. it was a sunny and warm day, the afternoon high was e 10 degrees above normal. all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> we have a developing story in philadelphia now. police are investigating the suspicious death of a 77-year-old man. chopper 6 hd is over the scene there. the man was found unresponsive in his home suffering from head trauma and pronounced dead later. the neighbor first reported a commotion at the home sunday

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gina, put one, your sneakers because we are running across the finish line. duckery in this administration. in the face of a congress -- had why put this nicely? that is reluctant to act, our president has embraced the authorities that are already embedded in our laws and has used that to advance policies that reflect all of our core thiss, what has made country so great, what has given us the kind of life that we have enjoyed, and he has taken action to protect our kids, to protect our families, and to protect our planet. this has been an enormous gift to me to be part of this. it, justink about focus on what we've been able to do on climate change. just look at the historic actions that i have been lucky enough to be a part of, whether a work at the state, local, or the federal level. we have been driving shoes on climate for ages. finally, the federal government of the united states of america is leading this charge, not just a mystically, but internationally. the epa finding that never would have happened had it not been for massachusetts epa. i'm so glad

. >> reporter: but gina preva prevailed, changing machines that once spit out white sox and others that have unique designs. >> are you making some money? >> yes, a little. we are, yes. >> there the socks come. >> there's a real feeling of satisfaction. >> i know, exactly. exa exactly. >> reporter: even more satisfying, putting 25 people back to work, nearly twice that during the busy season. van hughes started in the mill when he was just 14. >> in gina's mind, she had a dream and now it's come true and now it's just moving forward and it's fantastic. >> reporter: and what about her once skeptical dad? do you wear the socks? >> i do. >> reporter: do you got them on? >> i do. >> reporter: those socks helping a town get back on its feet. scynthia mcfadden, nbc news, ft. payne, alabama. >> what a great american come back story. that's going to do it for us on a tuesday, for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching, and good night. to build a wall, or a president who wants to build unity?" runs=05 ==raj/take vo== right now at 6. >>> do you want a president that wants to build a wall or d

gina davis once said they had no idea the movie would take off and strike a nerve as it did.at's what's trending. now back to you. . >>> b we've seen allison ray without a coat or umbrella. today is the day. >> time to sit out and enjoy. you've got to come back in. do i? >> looks really nice. >> today is one of the more comfortable days of the week. it will be about 80, lower temperatures of the next seven. humidity is not too bad. dew point hangs out in the 50s. that's a comfortable range. once you get that dew point sliding to mid-60s or upper 60s, then you walk outside and start to notice it a little bit. you wear the air that's going to happen come thursday into friday. it's going to feel like july. when is it going to feel like it should right now? enjoy your tuesday. we're searching for good days. today is one of them. 77 degrees. a lot of people are coming intoed the office with smiles on their faces saying it's so nice out there it really s. dew points dry air is also going to keep away rain chances today and tomorrow. not a lot of rain out there. we may see one or tw

kelly preston her third at and gina davis had sons at 48.wait to meet janet and her husband's baby the record for oldest mom is this woman in india. she had a g at 70 >> 70. and congratulations janet. she turns 5 next month and she is obsessed with a certain leading man. >> a really funny story about your daughter loving matt damon and the martian. >> are you going to hook that up? >> she asked if i would ask him to come to her birthday party and i said no. i'm thinking about getting her a poster. she made me google matt damon dolls. that was disturbing. ♪ >> she is lighting up the film world with just fire written for johnnydepp's n movie and an adorable cameo from 4-year-old willow. >> being that i disney does it score you cool mom points? >> i hope so because i don't have that many right now. >> no? >> no. >> why not? >> she thinks i'm a dork. she thinks my voice is disstrakting. she said i love you mom but you're very disappointing. >> does she have musicalprowe serks serks. >> she is pitch perfect and loud. >> what are you doing to nurt

gina mccarthy's people were in part responsible for flint. what's going on now? there is a cozy relationship between the environmental protection agency and industry. and we need to break that cozy relationship. [ applause ] i'm tired -- 10,000 people, just name a fight from pig manure to pesticide, we've done them all. but we need more. we are winning these battles. we are winning in the field. we win more than we lose. and i will tell you flint will be taken care of because it is the local people who are going to ensure that flint is taken care of. [ applause ] but winning these battles doesn't help us win the war. and it is really all of us at this conference and conferences like this that we really need to join together and say there's really one enemy, if you will, or opponent if you're opposed bad words like enemy. the opponent is big industry. it's corporate money in our politics. corporate money in our epa. corporate money in our food and drug. corporate money in everything. i am an american and i am proud of being an american. and this government needs t

intermural if you will and what i think about what gina was saying, right now, there are so many policy issues and specifically, since this is cashin, in, let's talk about trade, where republicans have long been advocates of free trade. truch's not on that side of defense. he is not about having america be a strong, military presence in the world. he wants to pull back from nato, from asia in terms of nuclear protection. that's just the party ideology. >> and let me bring jonathan in here. but he's a business man. he hasn't had the foreign policy experience. we knew that going in. america knew that going in. they were voting for a business man who might change the way we do politics in the past. >> business man, but doesn't support capitalism. spoths tariffs. that's why a lot of people, call them establishment if you want, are wondering what is this guy about. is he going to support capitalism, a mixed economy? >> your brand of capitalism, he supports a brand that i think may be different from your, but still, a brand none the less. it may be what other people want. >> he doesn't suppor

>> jason tho and gina tognoni play brother and sister-in-law so their affair is a big no-no and hush-hush might be a zipper or belt comin but 95% of what you see is like one take. >> when you see scenes on tomorrow's episode on cbs, it's all raw passion. but during rehearsals it's of clinical. the director gives them every little move and protects them from overexposure. >> sometimes you see some parts you shouldn't, and of course we close the set and we black out the monitors so actors are comfortable. >> she tarts to go and he stops her. >> what's the secret to loo flawless during these sexy bribery. >> yeahh i usually pay off the lighting guys. >> make sure the lighting is oo good. >> a tough day at the o when that you have going on. >> why do they black out monitors when everybody in tv land is going watch it? everybody in the world wants to see it. >> they make some mistakes when they're shooting it. that's all i'm going to say. okay then. >>> it was ten yea that mtv's laguna bench spin-off "the hills" premiered and it was soap opera, part reality, and totally drama all the time, rig

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talk radio host and trump supporter gina lowery joins us. what do you think? needs to act a little more presidential? is that your view on this? >> mine? yes. yes. i would like to see that. i doubt that i'm going to but it would be welcome. this press conference was astounding. if you are going to agree with me, go ahead. >> it was a donald trump press conference. i would say, though, i don't know what gina thinks, it's a win/win in some ways for trump just from a political point of view. he can come out, bash the media and talk about the money that he raised for the veterans groups so he wins on one count and given how popular we are in the media, he probably wins on the other count, too, doesn't he? >> he does. because the public distrusts the media as you know. this is why shows like this one have been so successful because you do give both sides. he's coming out saying they are not telling you the whole story. i'm going to put it right back on them and the american public eats this up. but he hasn't even gotten started yet. imagine the moment he starts com