tavis: gloria estefan was the guest that night live from miami. got to sit in for larry king that night. you decided you and emilio were hosting a fundraiser at your lovely home in miami. which ch raises the question for me how active you going to be at all this time around in the 2012 race? >> we as a policy i don't like to become a spokesperson for a candidate. however, if i admire someone most definitely, i'm going to be honest. it was an honor for know host president obama in our home. especially because i wanted to have him near to show him a lot of pictures of the abuses that were going on in cuba and hand him letters from dissidents that are really paying the high price there for speaking out against government. it was wonderful to have him there. nonaffiliated. we don't give any money to any campaign. this has been historical for us. i think my fans are on both sides. however many sides there are, usually only two. i think everybody has got to make up their own mind and not just decide because they like your music or what you do so they ar

gloria, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephen: gloria steinham.the documentary, gloria, in her own words premiers monday night on hbo. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good ni ♪ i'm going down to south park, gonna have myself a time ♪ ♪ friendly faces everywhere ♪ humble folks without temptation ♪ ♪ going down to south park, gonna leave my woes behind ♪ ♪ ample parking day or night ♪ people spouting, "howdy, neighbor" ♪

. >> de regreso con mÁs de primer impacto la cantante mexicana gloria trevi llegÓ a los Ángeles dondel atentado en el casino de su natal monterrey y asegurÓ que su madre pudo haber estado entre las vÍctimas. >> vamos con magaly y ella nos explica por quÉ dijo estas palabras. >> ya recuperada de su caÍda, llegÓ gloria trevi a los Ángeles. >> la cantante reaccionÓ indignada ante la violencia que azota a mÉxico. >> en especial a su natal monterrey donde murieron calcinadas mÁs de 50 personas en un casino que frecuentaba su madre. >> fue un acto muy cobarde porque se metieron con gente indefensa y gente inocente. >> y como regiomontana quÉ propone para terminar con tanta violencia. >> yo no soy mucho de guerras. >> yo creo que violencia genera violencia. >> sin embargo, yo serÍa mÁs radical. >> aprovechamos para preguntarle sobre la final de pequeÑos gigantes. >> te sorprendiÓ que una de las favoritas no hubiera ganado?. >> es que yo creo que ganaron todos, la verdad que creo que ganaron todos y dentro de lo que creo que es el universo, aparte que miguel angel canta hermosÍsimo, creo que

. >>> hablando de mÚsica la cantante gloria stefan estÁ estrenando un disco en el que regresa, vamos aprobaciÓn de un pÚblico internacional que la ha sido por dÉcadas hablamos de gloria milagrosa fajardo stefan conocida como gloria stefan, con este nombre >>> a los 18 me quitÉ milagrosa porque es demasiado presiÓn >>> con su nueva producciÓn gloria stefan regresa a sus raÍces con ritmos bailables y ca ca caribeÑos >>> sabiendo los comentarios de la bltgente, quÉ rico en una cl de zumba >>> lo pensÉ cuando tab mestÁba haciendo la canciÓn es rÁpido, un merengue mucnuclear estÁ perfecto para hacer ejercicios >>> tÚ te sigues bailando igual >>> emilio no le gusta bailar, >>> emilio dice que es sÚper dic despistados, te dejÓ botada en un concierto no regresÓ >>> se acabÓ el concierto, emilio en lo que fue al carro, se olvidÓ que estaba con Él y se manejÓ cuando estaba en la casa y cuando entra la madre le dice y gloria, saliÓ corriendo >>> precisamente junto a emilio ha realizado grandes sueÑos, pero hay uno que le falta por cumplir >>> esperando que cuba sea libre es mi asignatura pendie

gloria borger, our chief political analyst.ct, gloria, this is tense and about to get a little bit more tense. >> reporter: it is going to get more tense. you're seeing the beginning of a negotiation. you point out, this is the president's marker, and he laid down this marker so the base of the democratic party which has been kind of upset with him, would know exactly where he is going into these negotiations. there are a couple of things that barack obama has been criticized for in the past by democrats. one is, not participating enough in negotiations, and, two is, when he does participate, they believe he kind of negotiates with himself and gives away a lot before he actually enters the room. what you've done, laid down marker saying, if this were a perfect world for democrats, woe do a lot of things, including repealing the bush tax cuts. end the subsidies for oil and gas, es spetly, et cetera. and saying, we have to reform the tax code. when we reform the tax code these are the things that are important to me, because we w

it's been a blessing. ♪ >> gloria's new album is out this week.

gloria estefan is tonight's "play list." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terryoran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," september 29th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. and we begin tonight with vivid new scenes in the attempt to save michael jackson's life. jurors in the manslaughter trial of jackson's personal physician dr. conrad murray listened to a recording of the star's security guard pleading with emergency personnel for help. but perhaps even more startling was what went on in that room right before the call was made. here's abc's jim avila in los angeles for our series "crime and punishment." >> reporter: heart wrenching story from the bodyguard and cook who worked for michael jackson. first-hand accounts of the failure to save his life and how prince came to watch. >> please raise your right hard. >> reporter: the cook and gentle spirited nutritionist who is in the kitchen the day michael jackson died. she's preparing a salad for her boss and three children when just after noon, the normal peace in the hou

hang on a second, gloria. we need to try and square the circle to figure out how we take what we know and turn it into something that creates jobs. when it comes to how the president is handling the economy, americans are particularly tough graders right now. what a low mark in economics could mean for the president's chance at reelection. we'll talk about that when we come back. ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you...before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. drive sober, or get pulled over. that's not how successful investing is done. at e-trade it's harnessing some of the most powerful yet easy to use trading tools on the planet to help diversify, identify opportunities, take action. it's using professional grade research and your brain to seek maximum returns to reach your goals. it's investing with intelligence and cold hard conviction. you made the money. you should have everything you need to invest it. e-trade. investing unleashed. i'm a dad, coach, and i was a longtime smoker.

. >> gloria borger, i can't wait to see what you come up with. cnn poll finds two-thirds of americans say creating jobs is a more important goal for this administration than reducing the deficit. gloria, the president called for a joint session of congress to deliver that jobs plan. clearly he wanted the american people to view him as a leader on job creation. did he convince americans? >> we'll have to wait and see. he was talking to independent voters out there, the swing voters that are so important that are so upset about the fact that congress isn't able to get anything done. what the president was trying to do was to say to voters, look, i am a reasonable man, i'm laying down a gauntlet for congress. they can decide if they're going to take it or leave it. but if republicans out there decide that they don't want to take this package, they're going to have to explain to the american voters why. what was very important was the president said, i'm going to take this on the road, which means the game is on here for the 2012 campaign. and he's c

take sot mas adelante les tengo noticias de thalia, de la doctora ana maria polo , gloria trevi y los tigres del norte...acompanenos. segment ends cu --y que hay esta noche en el mundo del espectaculo..? vamos a la informacion con nancy leal. take pkg )) que tal como les va amigos......pues una vez mas nos vamos con thalia, finalmente ya se saben los herederos del testamento de su madre... )) mucho se especulo sobre el testamento de la seÑora yolanda miranda, fallecida el pasado mes de mayo...bueno resulta que su hija menor, thalia se quedo con tres de sus propiedades en miami, las vegas y nueva york...pero sus hermanas tampoco se quedaron con las manos vacias, se dice que recibieron una caja de seguridad con mucho dinero... )) la dra. ana mara polo conductora del programa 'caso cerrado', ser honrada por la asociacin nacional por la multi- etnicidad en las comunicaciones con el premio mickey leland 2011....un premio que fue establecido en 1992 y que conmemora su labor a favor de la justicia social y la igualdad para todas las personas alrededor del mundo. )) y le cuento que dejaron ve

michael gerishen, gloria borger, helene cooper and andrew sullivan. that's the show.nk you for watching. see you back here next week.

hang on a second, gloria. this is a good discussion, we need to try and square the circle to figure out how we take what we know and turn it into something that creates jobs. when it comes to how the president is handling the economy, americans are particularly tough graders right now. what a low mark in economics could mean for the president's chance at reelection. we'll talk about that when we come back. [ male announcer ] 95% of all americans aren't getting enough whole grain. but actually, it's never been easier to get the whole grain you want from your favorite big g cereals. from cheerios to lucky charms, there's whole grain in every box. make sure to look for the white check. [ male announcer ] they'll see you...before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. drive sober, or get pulled over. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that

cnn's david gergen and gloria borger. let's start first with the policy challenge. the president was at the united nations. the president was not scheduled to meet with the palestinian leader abbas, but they will have that meeting wednesday. david gergen, how critical is it for the president to try to convince president abbas and what might there be as a compromise? >> it is enormously important to the united states, john, and to much of western europe. and that's why tony blair is trying to head this off. we are in this situation. president obama said he supports statehood for the palestinians. if the palestinians now look for a vote on that in the security council, we promise we would veto it. in other words, the president who supported statehood is going to now veto statehood and that, as you saw, will risk a backlash not only in the arab states but palestinians and could put the united states -- the statehood issue itself could lead to more violence. it certainly will lead to an end to prospects for negotiations any time soon with the israelis. >> gloria, the pr

>> guest: you know, gloria, i think that it all depends on the candidates. think that if we had a similar situation, trying to recreate -- >> host: right. >> guest: what it was like in 1996, what we knew, i think the womanizing issue to use it specifically was certainly in the wind. it was wrote about, reported about in the mainstream media as they call it, and it seemed -- i can't imagine not being asked in this world and in very graphic terms. i just think it would be -- i think in a legitimate -- >> host: if we knew about john edwards for example now and he were -- >> guest: yes, yes, absolutely. >> host: and he was in a vice president issue candidate -- c-span:>> guest: right, right, and knowing what we knew about jennifer flowers and for him not to be asked about it, and i didn't ask about it either. i gave ways to it -- >> host: very artful. >> guest: yeah, yeah, but i think in today's world that would have come up. >> host: yeah, definitely. the question is when you ask questions whether it's eludeing to character or about medicare, social security, w

olympic boxing coach, gloria peek, has come to the box off to get a look at the first female olympicr 33 years of coaching men, coach peek has her eyes on the top two women. spar za versus cruz. >> i think out of the 1 1 12, these are the top two girls. >> wrist tina cruz boxes as a hobby. i box as a lifestyle. >> we are in the same weight class and we both want the same thing this is a sport. someone has to lose. >> reporter: 4-1, christine. 7-5, christina. and the winner is -- >> inspirational story. don't miss cnn's "latino in america, in her corner" this sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern. >>> more from anderson in just a moment. >>> a satellite the size of a bus is headed toward earth. it is expected to survive reentry any time now between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. eastern. as for where nasa cannot say exactly where but odds are it will be an ocean, since 70% of the map set covered in water. stale little bit unsettling. >> a preliminary report from the national transportation safety board says a small piece of the tail separated shortly before the crash at the reno air show but it does not

david, gloria, thanks so much. >>> will he or won't he?y governor chris christie says he's not running for president because he's listening to the entreaties. some believe he might just lean into it. [ male announcer ] what if we told you that cadillac borrowed technology from ferrari to develop its suspension system? or what if we told you that ferrari borrowed technology from cadillac to develop its suspension system? magnetic ride control -- pioneered by cadillac, perfected in the 556-horsepower cts-v. we don't just make luxury cars. we make cadillacs. perfected in i've tried it.power cts-v. but nothing helped me beat my back pain. then i tried salonpas. it's powerful relief that works at the site of pain and lasts up to 12 hours. salonpas. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, let's check in with a preview of "anderson cooper 360". >> a u.s. citizen arrested, charmed with planning to bomb the pentagon and the u.s. capital. the plot is bizarre. the plan was to fill oversized model airplanes like these with c-4 explosives, use a remote c

producciÓn una porra, por favor. [ aplausos ] >> estÁ con nosotros gloria trevi desde los Ángeles, gloriaque entre la canciÓn y empiece el video. estÁ padrÍsima la canciÓn y ya si les arranca una carcajada serÍa guau para mí. >> vamos a hablar de pequeÑos gigantes. >> ah! >> anoche fue la gran final. contrario a lo que muchos hubieramos pensado, magabi no ganÓ, pero era la favorita del pÚblico. >> magabi sÍ ganaron, para mí ganaron todos los niÑos porque se ganaron el corazÓn del pÚblico y una experiencia maravillosa y creo sinceramente lo comentaba hace un rato que el pÚblico y dios y el universo siempre conspira de la mejor manera para el que lo necesita. miguel Ángel tiene una voz preciosa. algo bien bonito y bien especial donde Él pueda lucir su voz y ustedes puedan pedir muchÍsimo esta canciÓy a parte spiertde eso econÓmicam era el niÑo que mÁs lo necesitaba y entonces, el pÚblico es superjusto. esto fue algo que el pÚblico lo decidiÓ y a parte y no nada mÁs fue... ay! lo necesita. se lo ganÓ porque el niÑo canta hermoso. todos tenÍan cualidades para ganar. magabi canta buenÍsimo, es

the young girl was hit while crossing the street at bay road and gloria way in east palo alto alto. >> reporter: i'm standing in the crosswalk where it happened. you can see some of the police markings here and down here from investigation. then off to the sidewalk, one of the saddest sights, a growing memorial for a 7-year- old girl. there are things in life that happen in the blink of a moment and change lives forever. >> as soon as i opened up the door, i heard the thud. i heard the impact. >> at this point we believe it was just a tragic accident. >> this morning was one of those turning point moments, a 7-year-old girl's walk to school ended in the crosswalk. >> i seen the shoes laying in the street. i started praying that she'd make it. >> it happened just after 8:00 a.m. at the intersection of bay road and gloria way right in front of the girl's mother and two younger sisters a few blocks away from her school. the driver is an employee in the local ravenswood school district where the girl attended class. >> between her and the mom, it's hard to say which one of us is really go

there he is. >> gloria?with great ideas to do something and push things to a new level so congratulations. >> i like your idea for a music school in miami. >> oh, yes. i learned there is no substitute for an inspired principal and a great teaching staff. >> we need more money here for this school in the bronx and by coming here i learned that michael steele is off beat and joe has a musical background. >> i learned the art room rules. >> yeah? >> my favorite one of which is remain seated at all times. >> go sit down. thank you. all right. >> raise your hand to ask a question. >> exactly. raise your hand and don't speak unless the teacher calls on you. she is not calling on you right now. thank you so much, everyone, for having us here. a great audience. >> thank you. >> a great school.

gloria, go ahead.'s like they're all coming back from their summer break and they haven't seen each other and that's why they're so noisy. >> hold on, gloria. >> let's escort the president of the united states into the chamber. the gentleman from virginia, mr. cantor, the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentleman from texas, mr. ens ensarling, and the gentleman from georgia, mr. pryce, the gentle woman from washington, miss morris rogers. the gentleman from texas, mr. carter. the gentle woman from california, miss pelosi, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn. the gentleman from connecticut, mr. larsen. the gentleman from california, mr. becerra. the gentleman from maryland, mr. van hollen, and the gentle woman from new york, miss opal. >> the president appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate to escort the president of the united states into the house chamber. the senator from nevada, mr. reid. t

. >> let's go to gloria borger and david gergen. as someone who has helped four presidents, democrats and republicans, decide what to say at big moments, is this more of a political statement for the president, or is this a serious policy proposal? >> he threw down the gauntlet today, john. it's a very, very political statement. you know, the republicans had been engaged in a political campaign against him, he feels, for a long time. now he is joining that fight and coming the other way. instead of setting up a proposal that might warm the hearts of republicans and try to invite them to a compromise, something democrats think has never worked, he has put up a proposal that warms the heart of nancy pelosi. this is exactly the kind of a plan she wanted. it protects social security. it protects medicare, and it sticks it to the wealthy. that's exactly the kind of thing that she thinks will help democrats and, of course, we're now into a situation, i think, it's good politics for the president in terms of rallying his base. i do think i

gloria, this will certainly put a little damper on what's going on right now. people will wonder what should they do? should they go out? should they travel? should they go through business as usual or step back and wait to get through this weekend, sunday representing the tenth anniversary of 9/11. >> well, i think that the government and the department of homeland security is prudently warning people to be vigilant and take notice of anything that seems awry. i mean, al qaeda tends to take note, as we know, of anniversari anniversaries, and we do have one coming up on 9/11. so it's really in a way not a surprise as homeland security janet napolitano said that there has been lots of, quote, chatter. whether it is credible remains to be seen, but it clearly was credible enough to take it up the chain of command, wolf. >> and only a couple of weeks ago when i interviewed president obama, he said he was very concerned about all of this as well, especially al qaeda sympathizer, terrorist perhaps trying to do something on the tenth anniversary of 9/11, along the li

olympic boxing coach, gloria peek, has come to the box off to get a look at the first female olympicf coaching men, coach peek has her eyes on the top two women. spar za versus cruz. >> i think out of the 1 1 12, these are the top two girls. >> wrist tina cruz boxes as a hobby. i box as a lifestyle. >> we are in the same weight class and we both want the same thing this is a sport. someone has to lose. >> reporter: 4-1, christine. 7-5, christina. and the winner is -- >> inspirational story. don't miss cnn's "latino in america, in her corner" this sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern. >>> more from anderson in just a moment. >>> a satellite the size of a bus is headed toward earth. it is expected to survive reentry any time now between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. eastern. as for where nasa cannot say exactly where but odds are it will be an ocean, since 70% of the map set covered in water. stale little bit unsettling. >> a preliminary report from the national transportation safety board says a small piece of the tail separated shortly before the crash at the reno air show but it does not include a p

gloria, this will certainly put a little damper on what's going on right now.people will wonder what should they do, should they go out, should they travel, should they go through business as usual or step back and wait to get through this weekend, sunday representing the tenth anniversary of 9/11. >> well, i think that the government and the department of homeland security is prudently warning people to be vigilant and take notice of anything that seems awry. i mean al qaeda tends to take note as we know of anniversaries, and we do have one coming up on 9/11. and so it's really in a way not a surprise, as homeland security secretary janet napolitano said there has been lots of, quote, chatter. whether it is credible remains to be seen, but it clearly was credible enough to take it up the chain of command. >> only a couple of weeks ago when i interviewed president obama, he said he was very concerned about all of this as well, especially this notion of a lone wolf type of al qaeda sympathizer, terrorist perhaps, trying to do something around the tenth anniversa

olympic boxing coach, gloria peek, has come to the box off to get a look at the first female olympicching men, coach peek has her eyes on the top two women. spar za versus cruz. >> i think out of the 1 1 12, these are the top two girls. >> wrist tina cruz boxes as a hobby. i box as a lifestyle. >> we are in the same weight class and we both want the same thing this is a sport. someone has to lose. >> reporter: 4-1, christine. 7-5, christina. and the winner is -- >> inspirational story. don't miss cnn's "latino in america, in her corner" this sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern. >>> more from anderson in just a moment. >>> a satellite the size of a bus is headed toward earth. it is expected to survive reentry any time now between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m. eastern. as for where nasa cannot say exactly where but odds are it will be an ocean, since 70% of the map set covered in water. stale little bit unsettling. >> a preliminary report from the national transportation safety board says a small piece of the tail separated shortly before the crash at the reno air show but it does not include a probab

david, gloria, thanks so much. >>> will he or won't he?ey governor chris christie says he's not running for president because he's listening to the entreaties. some believe he might just lean into it. ♪ ♪ ♪ when the things that you need ♪ ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be. ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. [♪...] >> male announcer: now, for a limited time, your companion flies free, plus save up to 65%. call 1-800-sandals. conditions apply. >>> we woke up today thinking the presidential campaign voting kicked off 130 days from now. the iowa caucuses.

>> guest: you know, gloria, i think that it all depends on the candidates. i think if we had a similar situation, trying to recreate what it was like in 1996, but we knew -- i think womanizing issue to use it specifically was certainly in the wind, it had been written about, reported about in the mainstream media as they call it, and i can't imagine not being asked in this world in very graphic terms. i just think it would be -- i think in the eighth legitimate -- >> host: if we knew about john edwards for example now he were in a vice presidential debate pitted against for absolutely right. i think -- i hadn't thought about it until you raised this but knowing what we knew even then about the jennifer flowers case, and for him not to be asked about it, and i didn't ask about it either, i gave him wheys to get to it. >> host: very artful. against kodak. but i think in today's world. >> host: definitely. and then i guess the question is when you ask questions, either whether it is deluding to character or whether it's about medicare, social security, wetter,

. >>> el dolor de gloria se adudiza sino pensar que fueron 5 a 8 carros que atropellaron a su esposo.no lo creÍa, y todavia no lo creo. >>> de acuerdo con la policÍa josÉ de 53 aÑos cruzaba la calle frente al complejo de departamentos donde vivÍa, el conductor tratÓ de brindarle ayuda, pero no se pudo. >>> le dieron y no se pararon, no son humanos, yo no puedo entender como una persona tiene tan mal corazÓn. >>> gloria nos cuenta que muriÓ el dÍa de cumpleaÑos de su nieta, y las autoridades no le permitieron ver el cadÁver cuando estaba en la calle. >>> lo tenÍan con paÑo blanco, y estaba demasiado desbaratado. >>> esta calle es muy transita y los autos viajan a demasiada velocidad. la policÍa dice que la falta de iluminaciÓn pudo haber sido el causante. esa noche al menos tres luces estaban apagadas. el primer conductor de 24 aÑos no fue arrestado ni se le presentaron cargos, las autoridades buscan la bÚsqueda de los otros conductores. >>> violento fue el accidente captado en texas, dos transgeneros se fueron a puÑos justo al lado del camiÓn que transportaba al equipo de noticias. va

joining us is analyst gloria gorger and analyst peter berg.at length about the debunked connection with the longest war. you are an expert on all of this. did the former vice president give us the picture between intelligence connecting iraq supposedly and 9/11 >> he uses interesting construction and we never confirmed he was involved in 9/11. that was a strange thing to say given that the fact that the largest investigation ever being conducted in history they intrude 160,000 people and followed up hundreds of thousands of leads and produced no evidence of any kind and links to 9/11. leaving the idea that this possibility that there could have been a confirmation and the idea that mohammed atta was regarded as so devious that even when secretary powell gave his united nations speech before the war which was an attempt to get the community to buy into the war, the secretary and his staff excluded that. they thought it was devious and now we have in custody the intelligence agent that was supposed to be there, he denied the meeting and he did a

one final point, gloria? >> that's why you don't see huge entitlement cuts in this president's first offer here. in his particular marker. this will make his base happy, because while he does have some cutbacks in medicare, it's really to provider, not to beneficiaries. again, you have to believe this is the first shot across the bow. so hopefully, they'll be more talking. >> let's get a little republican reaction. douglas holtz eaken is with us. joining us who worked for president bush as well as economic adviser for john mccain four years ago. i assume you didn't like what the president said, but tell us why. >> a yawning gap in the budget and reality. he put out three budgets. the ability to go through line by line and each one led to a greek-style third world debt crisis, despite the fact that he raised all the taxes he wanted to in those budgets. that tells you you have to get serious about spending. the entitlement programs, medicare, medicaid, social security are crowding out everything else, and they

and gloria is joining us live. that there is any doubt certainly for republicans, he is a huge, huge force right now. >> right. he certainly is, wolf. in fact, paul ryan's budget has become the republican holy grail, but to democrats, wolf, it is just the work of the devil. >> the ryan road map is the way to the cliff. and then over the cliff. >> the ryan proposal obviously would destroy our government. >> i gave fear up for lent this year. >> you are not joking? >> i should know. no, i gave it up for lent this year, fear. >> you are not joking. how do you do that? >> well, i'm working on it. >> until recently paul ryan was a relatively unknown budget wonk, but now he is famous as a new brand of republican economics that includes the most sweeping plan to cut government spending in decades. >> there's a big test for this country. and whether we apply our country's principles, you know, liberty, freedom, free enterprise, self-determination, and consent of government, and all of the core principles are being tested r

let's go to gloria live for us from tampa.we pointed out, a month ago today, governor perry wasn't even in this race. >> right. >> does this rocket to the top say more about him gloria, or does it speak more about republican voters feelings about the rest of the candidates? >> i think it is a little bit of each, brooke. look, this was real oe unsettled field. i would still argue it could still be unsettled. but it was clear that voters were looking, republicans were looking for somebody other than mitt romney. don't forget, mitt romney's been to this rodeo before. he didn't do so well in 2008. there is still some concerns, residual concerns, about him, about his authenticity and about whether he's the person to take the fight to barack obama. because more than anything else, brooke, republicans want to win. so they are looking at rick perry and right now, rick perry's biggest competitor is rick perry. because he's got to introduce himself to the american people. he's using these debates to do so. and so, republicans and the re

. >> gloria, i want to play a little bit more of the president's speech. >> regardless of the arguments we've had in the past, regardless of the argue thes we'll have in the future, this plan is the right thing to do right now. you should pass it. and i intend to take that message to every corner of this country. [ applause ] and i ask, i ask every american who agrees to lift your voice. tell the people who are gathered here tonight that you want action now. >> gloria, the president clearly appealing to the public. i'm getting tweets from democrats saying they haven't seen the president this fired up in a while. >> right. fired up and ready to go. remember that? this is game on, anderson. what the president tonight was really trying to appeal -- not to eric ericson, you know. he's trie aetrying to appeal to independent voters and trying to come across as the reasonable leader. and don't forget, his leadership numbers have suffered lately, particularly after the debt ceiling. and one way he can do that is to challenge republicans, lay down a very clear plan and say, you should pass it, y

gloria, where does presidential leadership fit into all of this?very important part of it. and in the case of barack obama, even he would admit that he didn't really lay the groundwork for the big programs that he was proposing to the american public. he saw himself as a transformational president. and he proposed big things, including health care reform. but he was asking the public to buy big government. when they didn't trust the government, when they thought the government was bloated and it was out of control. and the way he passed health care reform was in a very partisan manner and they don't like that either. so in terms of this whole trust in government number, i don't think this president helped a lot. in fact, i think he hurt. >> the american people put all of these politician politicians in place and voted for him so there must be a disconnect here. >> i think it's important to see that there is a trust in government and fdr during world war ii, it continued to rise among the 1960s. in the mid-'60s, a majority of americans trusted gover

still with us, mary matalin, and peter hart and cnn's gloria borger. run republican campaigns for a living, mary, heading into the next stretch, what is the biggest question for governor perry to prove, that after the initial boomlet, he has staying power? >> he's a very solid front-runner. peter's polls show he's got the highest front-runner number of any previous front-runner and i think also peter's poll shows among the most intense activists, the so-called self-identified tea party activists, he's 2-1, holds a 2-1 lead and all this happened in three weeks. but he has to show that he can withstand the front-runner assault, the comparable period in the last cycle hillary clinton and rudy giuliani and fred thompson were the front-runners, so you have to stand up to having the target on your back, which i think he -- his political skills as are evidenced in his longest-serving governor in texas are considerable and misunderestimated as we adopted texans say, so we'll get through the debates. and i think it's got down to the two-man races as ed rollins

. >>> mientras tanto bueno esta semana hemos estado llenos verdad de estrenos musicales, y manÁ, gloriauce muy bien, felicidades luis enrique. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ estÁ pegagosa la canciÓn >>> felicidades >>> me gusta mucho luis enrique, gracias a este querido cantante por entregarnos su material. suerte. y tÚ no sabes lo que le pasÓ a rihanna pamela? pasÓ tremendo susto cuando filmaba un video musical al norte de irlanda, el dueÑo parÓ la grabacion porque considerÓ que la artista estaba vestida de manera inapropiada, lo pueden ver en las imÁgenes, ella estaba no sÉ sÍ apropiado estaba con un bikini rojo al parecer en una de las escenas se habÍa quitado la parte arriba del traje de baÑo y el granjero hablÓ con ella y le molesto, afortunadamente no pasÓ absolutamente nada. >>> pasamos con una triste noticia estÁ grave el comediante mexicano capulina >>> su hijo dijo que su salud empeorÓ luego de una cirugÍa de emergencia durante el fin de semana por una Úlcera sangrante escuchemos. >>> la familia estamos todos unidos apoyÁndonos, este para cualquier situaciÓn estamos ay espiritualmente es

. >> gloria borger. >> i think what we saw tonight is proof that this race is far from over. i think there's an internal fight going on in the republican party about whether or not social security is unconstitutional -- >> mixed -- >> i don't think that question got answered by governor perry tonight. it's something he and mitt romney are going to engage on in the future. and i think that mitt romney started chipping away at the economic miracle of the state of texas. and it's clear he's going to continue to go back at that. he said, you know, when you're dealt four aces, it's easy to win the hand. and i remember that from -- >> ron paul did that pretty effectively as well by saying i live in texas, my taxes have doubled. >> i remember that happening with michael dukakis, talking about the massachusetts miracle. they started chipping away at that, it was a big problem for him. i think we saw perry on the defensive, and everybody on the attack on him. he's going to get used to it. >> paul begala? >> remarkable contrast between mitt and rick. mitt was cool, rec was hot. mitt wa

let's bring in our chief political an lift, gloria borger and john king, host of john king usa.n this jobs plan, so far at least, john, most of the republican presidential candidates are being quite negative. >> quite negative, in part, because of where they're going to be at the debate you're moderate, wolf. the tea party doesn't like president obama, period. they don't like president obama's spending proposals. the tea party views this as stimulus deja vu. the republican candidates for this environment are catering to the far right of their party. an interesting dichotomy, isn't it? the congressional leadership, sparred with the president many times, being more diplomat ex-, saying we see grounds for compromise and that's an important distinction. the president knows, and one of the reasons the president's plan is modest and not controversy, he knows he has a small window to get things done. the republican congressional leadership won't listen to the presidential conditions now. when we get to february and march and one person emerges as the front-runner that's correct when th

it was sort of an interesting way of describing it. >> gloria and david, thank you. more of that conversation to come. one-on-one conversation with dick cheney at the reagan presidential library. >> i think the democrats ought to have as much fun on their side as we are on ours. >> blockbuster allegations of indecision, turmoil and sexism at the obama white house. one of the aide who says he has seen it all. and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. as luxury s.u.v.s, it helps to have the quality and craftsmanship of your leather interior test better than the lexus rx 350. it's also helpful to set your "select terrain" dial to "sand." ♪ accept it. you can't change the way banking works. just accept it, man. free ? doesn't close at five ? try nature. you give them all your money, and they put you on hold. just accept it. what are you going to do, bury your money in the backyard ? accept it

gloria has been reporting on that to make points off the fema thing. they will get something passed, i don't think there will be a government shutdown. the amount of money at issue here is actually modest, but what this has done, it was one of the thing that was a backdrop to the markets going down so much today. the investors looking and saying, my god, those people in washington haven't made peace they can can't even agree on this tiny little bit of business. and it is fueling a sense that they are not going to be able to get a real bargain on -- big bar gain on deficits is. >> they cut this deal on the set ceiling, we passed a bill to keep the government running known as a continuing resolution it is going to be clean, then you had these disasters, as you pointed out. the republicans in the house say we need to pay for those disasters. i just got off the phone with the senate democratic leadership aide who said to me if the house bill passes tonight with more offsets, spending cuts for disaster relief, the senate will reject it senate democrats will

. >> emilio y gloria stefan, veamos. >> el mensaje aÚn suena 10 aÑos despuÉs.bar el video. >> ¿cuenta como sucio tediÓ? >> fue una experiencia muy bonita y lo que se viviÓ en se cuarto fue histÓrico, marco una pauta y todo el mundo se sintiÓ muy augusto. >> ricky martin, alejandro sanz, thalÍa, ricardo montaner. y mÁs. >> necesitamos tragedias es un poquito feo pero nunca se pierde el momento y la oportunidad para hacerlo y mostrar el corazÓn que tenemos. >> yo vine a nueva york cuando yo tenÍa 5 aÑos y esa ciudad tiene mucho significado para mi. >> 10 aÑos despuÉs del 9/11 ¿cuÁl es la reflexiÓn? >> que no importa el 9/11, sufrimos por este paÍs y todos nos convocamos para poder regresar la fe a este paÍs. >> para mi el mensaje es que en la uniÓn estÁ la fuerza, pase lo que pase en la vida estamos el 1 para el otro para apoyarnos, atravesar momentos difÍciles y que nadie estÁ sÓlo. >> el mensaje sigue mÁs vivo que nunca en los Ángeles, erika flores, univisiÓn. >> como olvidarlo gracias erika y para estar conectado ahÍ lo puede ver todo lo que estÁ pasando en nu

david, gloria, appreciate your insights. the debate's coming up in just a few moments.we'll help you set the stage. two key grassroots conservatives. what do they want out of this debate tonight? is this the tea party -- is the tea party winning or the republican establishment winning in what is in some ways a tug-of-war for the heart and soul of the republican party. we're minutes away, 11 minutes away from the cnn tea party debate. stay right here. in here, pets never get lost. ♪ in here, every continent fits in one room. it was fun, we played football outside. why are you sitting in the dark? ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, you're never away from home. it's the at&t network. and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. it's the at&t network. somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. all to become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest questions. a

gloria, this will certainly put a little damper on what's going on right now. people will wonder what should they do, should they go out, should they travel, should they go through business as usual or step back and wait to get through this weekend, sunday representing the tenth anniversary of 9/11. >> well, i think that the government and the department of homeland security is prudently warning people to be vigilant and take notice of anything that seems awry. i mean al qaeda tends to take note as we know of anniversaries, and we do have one coming up on 9/11. and so it's really in a way not a surprise, as homeland security secretary janet napolitano said there has been lots of, quote, chatter. whether it is credible remains to be seen, but it clearly was credible enough to take it up the chain of command. >> yes. and only a couple of weeks ago when i interviewed president obama, he said he was very concerned about all of this as well, especially this notion of a lone wolf type of al qaeda sympathizer, terrorist perhaps, trying to do something around the tenth

appreciate you all being on, dana, gloria, erick, thanks. >>> coming up amanda knox's appeal is in itsge in italy. she was kovged killing her roommate and sentenced to 26 years in prison. knox's family hopes she'll be coming home. they're getting optimistic. i'll speak with amanda's mom. >>> also ahead, the sky is falling, or at least a really big satellite is falling. pieces of the satellite, some weighing hundreds of pounds, expected to hit the earth as early as tonight. the question is where? i'll have the latest, coming up. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get started at citisimplicity.com. this is what we can gather from an ordinary crash test dummy. two million

su madre gloria es la Única que se preocupa por Él, aquÍ el frio es intenso y a pesar de eso, mario anda vez con mayor frecuencia. >>> pero salÍa y lugar lo comenzaron a cerrar aquÍ hace muchÍsimo aÑos que estÁ encerrado en esta casa >>> cada vez que sale de la casa su madre lo sepulta en vida porque tapa la puerta con roca y madera para que no se escape. "primer impacto" solicitÓ la presencia de un alcalde y siquiatra, ambos constataron el drama de mario. >>> es una psicosis de esquizofrenia, es imposible entrevistarlo mario por los condiciones >>> lamentable, y tambiÉn, su familia tambiÉn este se ve que no tiene medios econÓmicos y creo que ellos tambiÉn estÁn, traumados >>> ante la falta de soluciÓn por parte tls autoridde las aut locales, de vuelta a lima mostramos las imÁgenes a el ministerio de salud quien se comprometiÓ de tomar el caso en sus manos. >>> puedo aseverar desde el campo de la salud pÚblico y de la medicina especializada, es decir, la prÁctica psiquiatrica, que este caso es perfectamente recuperable, si es necesario traerlo a la ciudad de lima, intern internarlo en un

the intersection of bay road and gloria avenue has a dangerous histry. a driver struck and killed a 6-year-old yesterday morning. she was in the crosswalk, her mother just feet behind her. it's the same crosswalk the site of another accident involving a child. >> a few months ago, one boy that same place, here. same problem. >> police confirmed a 9-year-old boy was hit in the intersection on april 5th walking to caesar chavez school and suffered serious bone fractures to his leg. the school district says it never received a report on that incident. the death and accident have the city aggressively gathering information and looking into possible improvements. >> we're concerned that we have some money that we can mobilize in that direction and want to get facts straight, then move on with implementation plan keeping our kids safe. >> two blocks from this memorial directly in front of the school site on bay road, there is a crosswalk with pedestrian warning lights. some people say that could be one solution for the intersection. >> i think that it will hel