mañana vamos hablar de proceso para adquirir la ciudadanía en estados unidos y para eso me acompaña gloriagnados en naleo por sus siglas en inglés y también el abogado josé pertierra experto en temas migratorios muchísimas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> gracias por la invitación. >> mario: por qué se hace tanto hincapié gloria, que los reciente se conviertan en las ciudadanos estableces. >> muchas razones, lo más propio es ser ciudadano estados unidos tiene derechos que nadie le puedecongresista representante o miembro elegido como uno mismo, el otro es viajar sin tener preocupaciones, salir sin tener que decir cómo puedo entrar de nuevo, si me van a revisar la tarjeta de presidente y para la familia, si tiene hijos de menos de ocho años y se hace residente puede dar la residencia. y para dinero, finanzas, cada 10 años tiene que renovar la tarjeta de residente eso te cuesta casi 500 dólares. de ser residente solamente una vez lo puedes hacer. >> mario: pero no todos califican para ser sanos de los estados unidos. >> tiene que ser residente permanente, por cinco años... salvo que esté c

yo soy gloria. >> totalmente de acuerdo. >> quiero decir, me llamo gloria. >> oh, oh. >> ¿y usted?. pero, de cariÑo, me dicen "monchito". >> mucho gusto, monchito. ella es mi sobrina, patty. >> ah, mira tan linda la sobrina como la tÍa. >> favor que usted me hace. >> (remedando). ay, favor que usted me hace. >> chilindrina, pero mira.... >> yo la conocÍ la semana pasada. es hija suya. >> y suya tambiÉn. quiero decir, digo, este, mira chilindrina la seÑorita es el paraÍso. ay, no, no, no, el cielo... gloria. >>y, sÍ, quÉ bien ¿verdad? quÉ bien. >> yo soy patty. >> (con voz burlona). tÚ eres patty, quÉ gusto, patty. >> ¡chilindrina! >> dÉjela, dejela. son cosas de niÑas. >> pues sÍ, pero es que a mi me gustarÍa que se portara un poquito mejor. >> mire, yo sÓlo vine a pedirle un favor. >> lo que usted diga... >> gracias. ¿sabe usted dÓnde haya un telÉfono aquÍ cerca? >> bueno, mire el mÁs cercano esta aquÍ a la vuelta de la esquina. si gusta la acompaÑo para que no se pierda. con todo gusto, cÓmo no. >> ay, muchas gracias. patty, tÚ te quedas y te portas bien, eh. >> tÚ tambiÉn, chili

a gloria is a gloria and a creed is a creed. >> well, that's great to know there's the widespread interest in the changes. i have to ask you, everything seems contained in the book. >> pretty much. >> the 2000 page book. >> how many were printed? >> tens of thousands. every church, school, parrish, chapel has to order two or three. we ordered several hundred. >> and the proofreaders are still in therapy. there i would think so. >> who does that printing? >> i mean, that's amazing. so many print. do we, as catholics do we get through the whole thing. >> there are pages in the back that are rarely used the ordination of the bishop. yeah, we start the beginning and there's prayers for sunday and many week days and anything that's in a feasorer a season. there are prayers for all of the saint's days. if you're watching someone, you'll start at the beginning, that's advent and as the time goes on, by the end of the year, you'll be through the end of the book. then, we'll start over. that's how people get through it. >> the father tom borian, he's from philadelphia. he told me a story about a pr

[applause] gloria cerva. [applause] carolina. [applause] amalia mendez. ana vazquez. gloria. my colleagues will read the chinese members. >> maggie pho. [applause] thank you. >> we look forward to serving the needs of this district's english learners. the english learner students. thank you. a few words from our new president. [speaking spanish] >> hi, my name is maria rocha, and it's an honor to be chosen to represent the english learners. >> [speaking spanish] >> so i'm looking forward to working together and all of us are on the same page so we can provide the children with the tools so they can be successful. so again, thank you for this opportunity and we're willing to work. >> once again, thank you for those that served last year and thank you for those that are willing to serve this year. it's going to be a lot of work. congratulations. we're moving on to our next item, which is for the japanese american citizens league donation of the book "zero" to the san francisco unified school district elementary school libraries. superintendent? commissioner murase. >> one of th

is what we have right now, gloria. mitt romney is at the top. if this is how it finished on tuesday, here is my question to you, what does this mean for mitt romney and newt gingrich? >> he will be so happy, not only because he wins but because the number two and the number three are people who are not perceived as true national candidates. newt gingrich is somebody with a lot of national experience. perry has a lot of money. if either of those folks had been in the second or third slot, he might be a little more worried. if this is the result, i think mitt romney's campaign is going to be cheering. >> we will see what it means for newt gingrich but this brings me to the second point i wanted to make, which is, how val till it has been. is your mind made up? here is what the numbers are on this? this is pretty amazing. >> with this many debates, 41% of people in iowa could be persuaded to change. >> these are the iowa caucuses. you are not gjust going into a polling booth, you are going into caucuses. people are going

that's, i think, the best they can hope for. >> gloria and ron, thanks very much.uch is your vote worth? backed by the super packs, candidates ready to spend their way into your hearts. and the shock iing slaughter in syria. the government is spending so much on its brutal crackdown, it's running out of money. on my, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak... ...or big hair... i think we have our answer. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> a chilling new development in syria's bloody domestic conflict, a suicide bombing in the heart of damascus leaving dozens of people dead and many more wounded. following these developments from beirut, arwa, you filed an extraordinary report on a syrian government defector on an inside review of the brutal crackdown. i want to play the report for our viewers. >> reporter: in the syrian capital, the defense ministry this is nerve center of the effort

our chief political analyst gloria borger.itt romney's campaign acknowledged tonight it's look over discrepancies between the former massachusetts governor's tax returns and his federal disclosure forms. -- 23 funds in partnerships that were not explicitly listed in a financial disclosure form he filed last august. the newspaper says that list includes a now-closed swiss bank account and other funds located overseas. a romney campaign official tells us the discrepancies are in their view trivial but they'll be corrected. >>> egypt refused to let a u.s. citizen leave for home. sam la hood is son of u.s. transportation secretary lahood. he's associated with a group working to improve conditions in egypt and has become a target now of harassment by security forces. senior foreign affairs correspondent jim doherty joins us. let's listen to a snippet of a phone conversation. >> sam, do you feel safe where you are at this point? >> you know, i feel safe physically. obviously the fact that the investigative judge chose to prevent som

is what we have right now, gloria. mitt romney is at the top. if this is how it finished on tuesday, here is my question to you, what does this mean for mitt romney and newt gingrich? >> he will be so happy, not only because he wins but because the number two and the number three are people who are not perceived as true national candidates. newt gingrich is somebody with a lot of national experience. perry has a lot of money. if either of those folks had been in the second or third slot, he might be a little more worried. if this is the result, i think mitt romney's campaign is going to be cheering. >> we will see what it means for newt gingrich but this brings me to the second point i wanted to make, which is, how val till it has been. is your mind made up? here is what the numbers are on this? this is pretty amazing. >> with this many debates, 41% of people in iowa could be persuaded to change. >> these are the iowa caucuses. you are not gjust going into a polling booth, you are going into caucuses. people are going

gloria's exactly right., has been helping romney consolidate that party as republicans have done so well with the white working class. we've seen today in florida the kind of coalition politics that really have not been part of this race so far. the candidates this morning talking to hispanic voters, newt gingrich here in west palm beach county talking to jewish voters. they're having to build coalitions in a way they haven't. some kind of new muscles they're having to stretch. it's been extraordinary to watch them address these issues. one thing that stuck out at me, though, both last night watching the event with the hispanic leadership network and this morning at the event where both spoke. gingrich is hoping by moving in effect to the left of romney on immigration, being more lenient, he will kind of court those hispanic voters. 2/3 voting in the primary are cubans and illegal immigration is not an issue for them. once you get to the u.s., you are by definition a legal immigrant. it may not work for him

let's bring back erin and gloria. they're tracking these numbers, these poll numbers. it's been amazing over these many months, erin. >> it really has. we're going to take a look at national, wolf. then we're going to zoom in on iowa as we were joking about. and here we go. everything is working. this is amazing. we call this the squiggly lines. that's really what it's looked like. look back in june. we're going to take everyone from june all the way to where we are now. you see mitt romney was in the lead. mitt romney remained in the lead but started to fall. then you see romney at 27%. which as you pointed out, gloria, really seemed to be kind of the ceiling for him. >> exactly. >> then you see in july the surge of rick perry. which holds for a little while. up to 31%. higher than mitt romney has ever gotten. then you see in gray, that would be the surge of herman cain. mitt romney just barely there. but then you see romney and cain with that tie. in november you start to see the rise of newt gingrich which has been stunning. 37%. highest of anybody so far. and then

joining me tonight chief political analyst, gloria bore gee. ralph, the latest poll shows romney the clear leader. 13 percentage points ahead of the closest competitor, rick santorum. it's fascinating to me. conventional wisdom is that romney is going to have a hard time because of his mormon faith or other reasons. these numbers seem to suggest otherwise. >> they do, anderson. i think we need to await further polling because it's going to look a lot different after new hampshire. anderson, this is a state where four years ago mitt romney only got 11% of evangelical vote. it's going to be between 55 and 60% of the vote. if he overperforms, as this survey indicates, it will be very difficult to stop him, indeed. >> it could be over with south carolina as far as these -- i mean, if rick santorum or newt gingrich or perry can't do well among evangelicals in south carolina, there's very little future for them. >> well, i think two things are going on. number one, the field is very crowded. here you're going to have, for lack of a better term, the m

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joining me tonight, chief political analyst, gloria borgia and ralph reed. ralph, the latest poll shows romney the clear leader. 13 percentage points ahead of the closest competitor, rick santorum. it's fascinating to me. conventional wisdom is that romney is going to have a hard time with evangelicals because of his mormon faith or other reasons. these numbers seem to suggest otherwise. >> they do, anderson. i think we need to await further polling because it's going to look a lot different after new hampshire. anderson, this is a state where four years ago, mitt romney only got 11% of evangelical vote. it's going to be between 55 and 60% of the vote. if he overperforms, as this survey indicates, it will be very difficult to stop him, indeed. >> it could be over with south carolina as far as these -- i mean, if rick santorum or newt gingrich or perry can't do well among evangelicals in south carolina, there's very little future for them. >> well, i think two things are going on. number one, the field is very crowded. here you're going to have, for lack of a

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and newt did knock it out of th park, but what gloria said, she has a point. even though people booed, it's about electability, and this is one of the factors that plays into it. >> rick santorum raised another question about is he too risky? he says things that are unpredictable. >> the question is he wasn't the only impossible candidate. mitt romney had an opportunity to finally answer questionles about the economy, about bain capital, about job reaction, and his own tax returns, and he decided to pivot by basically saying i don't want to release my taxes because the democrats might speak through it. i also felt that mitt romney wasn't clear. >> i was interested when john followed up on the ex-wife question and gingrich's response. santorum did try to say that it was a valid thing for people to think about. very interesting to see mitt romney's response, which played well in this crowd, which was let's move on. that's not what we should be talking about. >> when a room boos like that, you know it's time to move on. >> right. >> i wondered if that was going t

that gloria was referring to.n a cnn iowa insider vur say, two-thirds think mitt romney will be the winner. apparently romney-m does, too, because listen to what he just said a few minutes ago on the campaign trail. >> we're going to win this thing with all of our passion and strength and do everything we can to get this campaign on the right track to go across the nation and to pick up other states and to get the balance i need, the votes i need to become our nominee. >> all right, let's go straugt to somebody who knows mitt romney darn well. kevin madden, romney's 2008 campaign adviser. kevin, great to see you. do you think that sort of talk is the right way to go? i mean, you and i have been talking a lot over the past couple months. you have managed expectations you doenlt don't expect to win iowa, not a big deal if you don't, but now it seems things have changed. do you think he's going to win? >> well, i think there's a lot of momentum on the ground in iowa. i think governor romney goes out to these events,

let's bring back erin and gloria. they're tracking these numbers, these poll numbers.been amazing over these many months, erin. >> it really has. we're going to take a look at national, wolf. then we're going to zoom in on iowa as we were joking about. and here we go. everything is working. this is amazing. we call this the squiggly lines. that's really what it's looked like. look back in june. we're going to take everyone from june all the way to where we are now. you see mitt romney was in the lead. mitt romney remained in the lead but started to fall. then you see romney at 27%. which as you pointed out, gloria, really seemed to be kind of the ceiling for him. >> exactly. >> then you see in july the surge of rick perry. which holds for a little while. up to 31%. higher than mitt romney has ever gotten. then you see in gray, that would be the surge of herman cain. mitt romney just barely there. but then you see romney and cain with that tie. in november you start to see the rise of newt gingrich which has been stunning. 37%. highest of anybody so far. and then some o

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i want to go back to erin and gloria over there. going on from the entrance poll questionnaires we gave people as they were walking in, erin? >> yes, we are, wolf. as you've been talking about, the second wave, you've been talking about the leaders there with rick santorum, ron paul and mitt romney, this is based on 700 to 900 people what they had to say when they came in. born-again evangelical or christian? 58% of the people in wave two that we surveyed in our entrance poll identified themselves as born-again or evangelical, 42% as no. last year 60% identified themselves as evangelicals. the reason this is so important is because in 2008 of the evangelical vote 46% went for mike huckabee. let's look at the people who identify themselves as evangelicals. wolf, this is the big moment, wolf, the flick. there it goes. this is our flick. we can blow this up as big as we want. sort of like ipad technology. born-again evn gellical christian, yes. gloria, what does this say to you about them going for ron paul? >> well, there are a lot of

let's bring in gloria borger and david gergen.ingrich's performance last night played into the narrative that's affected him most of his career. when he's good, he's very, very good. and when he's not, he's not. >> absolutely. it's one of the great mysteries of last night, anderson. and cnn pollsters have been doing some polling and one of the things he did yesterday was he held three events and romney held one and rested and prepared for the debate. from all appearances, newt gingrich walked in unprepared, thinking he could wing it. and romney's team did a much better preparation job. and gingrich called around, a number of people told him to cool it, don't be so hot. all of that played into the newt gingrich in south carolina who disappeared in florida and lost both debates in effect in the public's mind and contributed to an overwhelming sense now that it's romney's to lose on tuesday in florida. and it's a hugely consequential primary. >> gloria, i heard gingrich -- i read that he said he was sort of quieter last night because

that gloria was referring to.n a cnn iowa insider survey, two-thirds think mitt romney will be the winner. apparently romney-m does, too, because listen to what he just said a few minutes ago on the campaign trail. >> we're going to win this thing with all of our passion and strength and do everything we can to get this campaign on the right track to go across the nation and to pick up other states and to get the balance i need, the votes i need to become our nominee. >> all right, let's go straugt to somebody who knows mitt romney darn well. kevin madden, romney's 2008 campaign adviser. kevin, great to see you. do you think that sort of talk is the right way to go? i mean, you and i have been talking a lot over the past couple months. you have managed expectations you don't expect to win iowa, not a big deal if you don't, but now it seems things have changed. do you think he's going to win? >> well, i think there's a lot of momentum on the ground in iowa. i think governor romney goes out to these events, whether

. >> gloria inÉs matheus sÓlo querÍa robar unos aÑos a la vida y hoy enfrenta una tragedia.nzÓ la pesadilla. >> me dicen que hay responsabilidad profesional y lesiones definitivas. >> una amiga, propietaria del centro estÉtico le aplicÓ las inyecciones en las arrugas. >> me dijo que estaba preocupada porque el laboratorio le pudo haber revuelto el producto. >> lo mÁs grave segÚn el cirujano ivÁn santos, es que estos tratamientos con dio polÍmeros nunca tienen marcha atrÁs. >> desafortunadamente la extracciÓn de de biopolÍmeros jamÁs es completa. >> la equivocaciÓn de nosotros es acudir a sitios que no tienen el profesionalismo para estos procedimientos. >> la gente debe dejar de pensar que los procedimientos no tienen riesgos, que son fÁciles o que los procedimientos estÉticos los puede realizar cualquier persona. >> hace cuatro meses que gloria y nos parece esta pesadilla y lo peor es que no tiene los $ 10.000 que valdrÍa una cirugía plÁstica reconstructiva. >> en varias oportunidades la asociaciÓn de cirugÍa plÁstica ha sido enfÁtica en que lo que preocupa esta falta de le

gloria and i were looking at the numbers.>> indeed, we noticed that there tends to be a trend with conservative women. they tend to go more towards santorum more than anybody else in the race. there's an authenticity there. there's a whole family there. they like his message. they like what he stands for. and i think you're going to see that happen again in south carolina. we do door-to-door work, we do the phone calls, we do the leaflets underneath the windshield wipers and every candidate needs women and they need to be able to inspire their base and that's going to be the key problem for romney, not just in the primary but in a general election. >> at least in iowa, we all know from edith that women are important. but gloria, seriously, two weeks until south carolina, 49% still undecided or say they may change their mind. do you consider this race wide open or not? >> well, i think we have to see, oo you know, one thing at a time as kevin was saying. mitt romney looks to be the likely winner here in new hampshire, but i th

he talks with cnn chief political analyst gloria borger. >> host: welcome to "after words." i'm gloria borger of cnn, and with me is the executive editor of the "newshour," "after words," was just written a fabulous book called "tension city." my view from the middle seat. it's all about the presidential debate. in we will watch the presidential debate, some of us cover the presidential debate. but you're the only person i know who has moderate presidential debates. how many of them? >> guest: 11. >> host: and your the man, as you say, in the middle seat, at the center of the stage. you've written fiction about these debates. but you have never really told us what it's like to be in the middle of it. why did you decide to write a nonfiction book about debates? >> guest: i thought it was time to do it. i felt that 2008, i did one of the obama-mccain debates. i knew that this was probably going to be my last presidential debate. and so i decided pretty much that was the case, so i started collecting my thoughts that i had taken a lot of notes, to these previous 10, and i reali

. >> se hace de justicia en el caso del secuestrador del esposo de gloria trevi. detalles. >> todo esto hay mucho mÁs, hoy en Éste lunes, comienzo de semana en... >> ¡despierta amÉrica! ♪ >> venga, venga, venga... >> ¡eso! (aplausos) >> muy buenos dÍas, lunes 9 de enero del aÑo 2012. gracias por la amabilidad de despertarse con nosotros, somos su tele reloj, y su dosis de cafeÍna matutino. poncho tiene el dÍa libre, y quiÉn regresÓ... >> ¡sÍ quiere trabajar! ¡sÍ quiere trabajar! >> estoy de regreso con ustedes muchachos. >> ¿dÓnde estabas? >> fueron unas vacaciones de descanso pero mi mamÁ estuvo de visita una semana, lo habÍa mencionado antes que ella querÍa ir a los parques de orlando a divertirse como una niÑa, fue lo que hicimos. >> ¿la llevaste? >> fuimos. >> quÉ guapa... tu mami quÉ bonita. >> es una foto en navidad porque como ustedes saben llegÓ dos dÍas antes de la navidad, y querÍa compartir unas fotos con ustedes, la pasamos sÚper bien. >> ¿dÓnde la llevaste? >> esa es hollywood estudios, la primera que nos subimos fue star wars. >> ¿no le dio miedo? >>