they never spoke about gloria's case. >> joyce is very reserved, and gloria is very reserved. both norwegian, so it is basically two trees talking to each other for a year. >> after a year of getting to know her, i finally said, why are you here? >> it was surprising to me that she would care. nobody -- nobody cared what happened to me. i told her. i told her the whole thing. >> after all these years, i'm a pretty good judge of people. people generally believe if a person is in prison, she deserves to be there. that's not necessarily the case. >> joyce sent private investigator darryl carlson to visit gloria. >> she said i don't want you doing. this i've had enough. i don't want it anymore. i can't handle it. >> i think she didn't want to get her hopes up needlessly. and she didn't want to see me waste my money. i did have some inheritance money from my father which i went through rather quickly. i just thought it was worth the expense. >> over gloria's objections, joyce hired carlson who soon found a note in the case files revealing cleland's unorthodox relationship with his

gloria, you're going home.e only time i cried. >> i was just glad to hear it finally. what i had known for a long time. >> finally, the ninth circuit looks at what happens and says, this is one of the most egregious cases i have ever seen. >> judge hawkins overruled the district court. masse's perjury wasn't harmless. >> the make or break witness. if you have reason not to believe him, you have some lack of confidence in the jury verdict. >> the testimony of a thoroughly discredited purger or. that's what they said. we would say he is a -- liar. >> cleveland also should have disclosed his deal with masse. >> gary masse should have been confronted that he really did have the deal with the prosecution in a fair proceeding, a jury should hear it all. >> together, hawkins wrote, these errors were devastating to confidence in the process. still, prosecutor cleland fought the ruling all the way to the supreme court without success. six months later, gloria was freed. in a rare step, the state bar eventually admonishe

they never spoke about gloria's case. >> joyce is very reserved, and gloria is very reserved.t is basically two trees talking to each other for a year. >> after a year of getting to know her, i finally said, why are you here? >> it was surprising to me that she would care. nobody -- nobody cared what happened to me. i told her. i told her the whole thing. >> after all these years, i'm a pretty good judge of people. people generally believe if a person is in prison, she deserves to be there. that's not necessarily the case. >> joyce sent private investigator darryl carlson to visit gloria. >> she said i don't want you doing. this i've had enough. i don't want it anymore. i can't handle it. >> i think she didn't want to get her hopes up needlessly. and she didn't want to see me waste my money. i did have some inheritance money from my father which i went through rather quickly. i just thought it was worth the expense. >> over gloria's objections, joyce hired carlson who soon found a note in the case files revealing cleland's unorthodox relationship with his star witness, gary ma

y pronto podrÁn ver la pelÍcula no autorizada de gloria trevi.a mis cuentas que estÁ viendo en pantalla, facebook, twitter e instagr instagram. gracias por el cariÑo. siempre los leo. y tuvo que abandonar perÚ la cantante olga taÑÓn, fue por la detenciÓn en aduana porque no tramitaron sus visas para ingresar al paÍs. ella dijo que el promotor incumpliÓ contrato, acusa a la artista que no tocÓ suelo peruano. y sin embargo, la cantante nos enviÓ copia de pasaporte y boleto que probaria que llegÓ al paÍs, y una foto que se tomÓ justo en el aeropuerto. >>> hay fecha para el estreno de la pelÍcula de gloria trevi, cinta que ella tratÓ de detener. >>> fue en esta conferencia que el productor anunciÓ que estÁ lista para su estreno, y presentÓ a los protagonistas, por supuesto hablÓ de la controversia con gloria trevi que demandÓ e intento paralizar el proyecto. >>> fue difÍcil, gloria no es una persona fÁcil, hubo muchos cambios, fue un proceso largo. hubo de algunas dificultades entre ellos. no hubo ruptura, no era una pelÍcula que gloria iba a hacer,

limon en méxico ha llegado a niveles altos >> enseguida en noticias univisión 14 dicen que aunque gloria que se apure si quiere ser ciudadano >> piden que se investigue secuestro de tres inmigrantes >> estamos transmitiendo en vivo, termómetro marca 57 grados 53 grados en san josé 54 en richmond >> un incidente revelador quedo captadoen video cuando detienen a conductor de 70 años, quiso tomar su bastón para caminar el oficial le disparo pensando que era un arma y el agente se dio cuenta que era un error, la esposa rezando porque no muriera, el hombre se salvo >> el irs emitió advertencia si cometen fraude serán ustedes que paguen las consecuencias >> unan de las deducciones que más ayuda es por los estudios de mi hija >> me dan reembolso de mil dólares >> hay ocasiones que tu empleador te reembolsa >> si deduce su casa por trabajo, el espacio tiene que estar de oficinas >> poner menos ingresos para tener reembolso más grande, pero hay que seguir la ley y no mentir >> si gano más de 600 mil dólares tiene que reportarlo y declarar cuentas que superen los 10 mil dólares en el extranjero >>

y hay fecha para el estreno de la pelÍcula de la cantante mexicana gloria trevi, cinta que ella tratÓta para su estreno, y de paso, presentÓ a los protagonistas, y de paso hablÓ de la controversia con gloria trevi que tratÓ parar el proyecto. >> hubo mucho acercamiento, fue un proceso largo, hubo de algunas, digamos, dificultades, realmente no hubo rectura, no se trataba de una pelÍcula que ella iba a hacer,gloria cediÓ sus derechos, y se hizo un guÍon. >> lo que molesto -molestÓ a trevi es que personas que supuestamente le hicieron mucho daÑo iban a tener participaciÓn en la pelÍcula, se refiere a sergio andrade. >> Él no tiene participaciÓn en la pelÍcula, es el antagonista pero ninguno de los dos tienen que ver directamente con la pelÍcula, o sea no participan en la pelÍcula, la pelÍcula no es de ellos. >> la actriz espinosa le darÁ vida en la cinta a trevi, aunque reconociÓ que no tuvo la oportunidad de compartir con ella. >> el hecho de no haberla conocido, aunque me hubiera encantado, la verdad, espero que suceda, aÚn sÍ creo que tuve suficiente material para abordar el personaj

at 10 he told gloria -- >> i've been moved through different homes.doption didn't go very well. >> reporter: but this second appearance led to a second adoption and this one took. here is keonte with his parents. he is 14 now. and gloria was on the set when they showed that picture, a pleasant surprise. but then, this. one kid's thanks. >> oh, my god. oh, no. >> reporter: but it could be hundreds. when your job is more than just a job. >> it's good to see you. >> thanks for believing in me. >> i'm happy that you're happy. you are, right? >> yeah. i'm happy. >> and you love your family? >> yes. >> reporter: because that is "america strong." john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and all of your friends at abc salute you, gloria. >>> and we thank you for watching. "nightline," later. i'll see you again tomorrow. good night. >>> tonight a cold case, authorities now think all six women were killed by the same person. >> also tonight $9 billion take over of the safeway supermarket chain. >> and a new election year plan to give oakland an economic boft. the

and that woman's name was gloria killian. that's gloria. she was a former law student.aid she'd never even met the suspect, gary mass. didn't matter. police charged her anyway. and a jury convicted her anyway of murder, of robbery and of conspiracy. and that woman sat in jail for years until she met the woman who would change everything. joyce ride. astronaut sally ride's mom. she volunteered with inmates and she just had a feeling about killian, that killian was innocent. she decided to get on the case and hired help to prove it. and look what she found out. >> gloria killian had been languishing in prison for eight years when an investigator found evidence discrediting cleland and his strar witness gary massey. >> he found a letter asking for lenience ne the sentence. it was concrete proof that there was a deal being made before gary got to testify in gloria's trial. >> with new evidence emerging, gloria became less reluctant to accept help. >> i said is it all right if i hire a lawyer? and she said, it would be all right. the thought of getting out was dreams again.

at ten he told gloria -- >> i've been moved to different homes. adoption didn't go very well. >> but second appearance led it a second adogs and this one took. here is kiante with his parents. he is 14 now. gloria was on the set when they showed that picture. a pleasant surprise but then this. one kids' thanks. >> oh, my god! oh, no! >> but it could be hundreds. because when your job is more than just a job, -- so happy that you're happy. you love your family? >> yes. >> john van dant, abc news, washington. >> wow. >> great. >> proof of the profound impact that she had and that's just one example. >>> so she signs off tonight. her last broadcast after 30 years. she said she is ending things on her own timetable. >> congratulations on a career that affected so many lives. >> coming up, insomniac theater. >> coming up, an old favorite, mr. pea body and sherman. stay with us. this much fun, why quit? and new bounty has no quit in it either. it's 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand, and then stays strong, so you can use less. watch how o

they never spoke about gloria's case. >> joyce is very reserved and gloria is very reserved.hey're both norwegian so it is two trees talking to each other for a year. >> after a year of getting to know her, i finally said, why are you here? >> it was surprising to me that she would care. nobody, nobody cared what happened to me. >> eventually letters emerged revealing prosecutors had used a plea deal in exchange for testimony against her. gloria was eventually released in 2002 and the d.a. in her case was charged with misconduct. gloria killian joins me from los angeles. it is fantastic to meet you. your story is, it just mesmerize us at cnn. i wanted to ask you that day that you were first arrested, what was going through your mind knowing that you were innocent? >> i've heard a million different words to describe it. there isn't a single word that actually describes what you think. surrealistic is the most common term that you hear. for a moment i actually thought i had lost my hearing. that he couldn't possibly have said what he said to me. you're under arrest. and your mi

for"nightline," gloria rivera, abc news, beijing. >> our thanks to gloria rivera. because flight 37was a boeing aircraft, it is likely that american aviation authorities and the manufacturer will be involved in some way in the investigation. going forward. abc news will of course stay on this developing story and keep you updated with all the latest. now we're moving closer to home, the american west, where things are still more wild than you might realize. fugitive cowboys are stealing cattle because, well, they're valuable. and we're there for a bust straight out of a hollywood western, as two suspected crime rings collide. here's abc's nick watt. >> with big eddie, gritty patrick and the boys, they are the cowboy cops. tonight in the case of mccoy's missing cattle, they are on the hunt for snag and wallace, two cowboys they say have crossed to the dark side. they leave no stone unturned in their hunt. the prerp tai tors for this crime are now blightening the west. >> cattle theft. >> we're calling cattle rustling. straight out of a john wayne western. >> i i don

creo que lo que pasÓ con gloria mucho en estos Últimos 5 aÑos, a gloria la cambiÓ, gloria se ha reintentado la pelÍcula. no participan, esta pelÍcula no es de ellos. esa dinÁmica entre nosotros genera mucha controversia. >>> el hecho de no haberla conocido, y espero que suceda, creo que tuve material para abordar el personaje. fueron horas de conversaciÓn con sergio, tres cosas bÁsicas, no se hablÓ del guion , porque hasta donde tengo entendido andrade no conoce el guiÓn. y solamente haznvra mos de su infancia, bases musicales, y que lo introdujo en la pasiÓn musical de lo que representa producir, hacer acordes, y en este caso acompaÑar la vida de gloria. >>> fÍjate. muchas cosas, si estaba involucrada y luego no le gusto tanto. >>> es que el guiÓn , es un guiÓn de sabrina bergman, una de las mejores escritoras de teatro. >>> van a hablar de toda la verdad? >>> van a hablar de la carrera, del fenÓmeno, ricardo es socio de matÍas cleimberert. y va a ser una buena pelÍcula, y ellos mismos son los productores. >>> entonces, la idea es que no estÁ aceptada por gloria porque es un anÁlisis de to

we'll hear from gloria martinis from the medi-cal program from the san francisco services agency. >> thank you for having me here today. i was asked to give an overview of the changes that are happening under the affordable care act. i think gloria will be able to fill in the numbers of people who are impacted which is really helpful. amber cutler. the affordable care act are the expansion of the medi-cal program and the private marketplace or the exchanges also known and covered california the expansion of medi-cal is a huge, well, if we take a step babylonia, the affordable -- back, the affordable care act is for people who didn't previously have health coverage on inadequate or unaffordable insurance. the marketplace is supposed to fill that void. the expansion of medi-cal it truly is expanding the medi-cal practice. how it's doing that is it's expanding the coverage from adults to ages 64. where medi-cal eligibility used to be 128 percent of the federal poverty level. the expanded population of income eligibility is 80 percent. it's about a person bho -- who has $14,000 income ve

our chief political analyst, gloria borger, is here with me. gloria, lots to discuss right now.anctions. easier said than done. talk right now pretty cheap. getting everyone to impose sanctions, not that easy. >> this is a real leadership challenge for the president. because the united states alone is not even among russia's top ten trading partners, okay? but when you look, we have $40 billion in exports. we looked at some of these numbers. in contrast, europe does about $460 billion of business with russia. russia is europe's biggest supplier of natural gas. and so when the president goes to our reluctant allies, some of whom include germany and great britain, he has to say, you've got to be in this with us and they say, well, that's easier for you to say than us because it's going to hurt us more. so he has to find some kind of balance, some kind of sanctions that everybody can sign on to that will actually do the damage they want to inflict on putin. >> some damage also for some of his critics, a lot in congress, republicans in particular, who say, you know what, he's to bla

the photographer's lawyer -- >> gloria allred. >> it is always gloria. kanye west. i wonder what she does just to lay back and relax a little bit. where does she go on vacation? does she have a hobby? i'd like to know. if you know gloria, does she knit? she's always with the celebrity clients. >> here is something. pretend this is you. you're on a plane and sitting next to a really cute guy and talking to him. >> and it is going well. >> before you know it, the plane lands and nobody asks for a number and you're like, bye, bye. >> you're waiting for the other person. >> maybe. but nothing connected. this happened to a girl on a plane and she was so bummed she missed connecting with this guy that she decided to go on twitter and she thought she was going to track him down. her name is erica. on american airlines. she tweeted something like at american airlines, met a cute guy on the plane, and tweeted some general things and american airlines responded to her. >> but they couldn't give out any personal information. >> yeah. >> but they ended up helping he

gloria riviera, abc news, above the indian ocean. >> and we thank you, gloria. >>> from your search on the ocean, we turn to the latest on the search of the lives of the pilots. even the words of the co-pilot, when he said good night. abc's chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas, spoke to the experts today. >> reporter: tonight, malaysian authorities are urgently studying the captain's at-home flight simulator for clues. >> it was reassembled. >> reporter: investigators want to know, did the captain seen here on a widely circulated youtube clip, appearing to show him going through airport security, practiced the maneuvers that the flight made beforehand. and today, we learned from malaysian officials, the critical importance of that last radio transmission from the plane to air traffic control. all right, good night, said someone in the cockpit. could only four words be used to unlock the case. >> do you believe the person who said all right, good night, from the cockpit, was the pilot or co-pilot? >> initial investigation indicated it was the co-pilot. who spoke the last time. >>

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gloria, let's take a look at the poll results. we asked how president obama was handling the situation in the ukraine. 48% approve. 43% don't approve. 9% aren't sure. as the president works to reverse the russian incursion into ukraine and crimea specifically, how key politically would this kind of -- these kinds of poll numbers be, gloria? >> well, look, i think the president would rather have the wind at his back, and it looks like he does. more people approve of the way he's handling this than disapprove of it. i think in that disapproval number, what you see are people who generally disapprove of this president's foreign policy. who by this sort of lindsey graham john mccain argument, that because the president vacillated on syria, for example, that putin was more willing to do what he did in crimea. and so i think, you know, there's a sense of disapproval of the president generally on foreign policy among those people. but if you look at those numbers, it's higher than the president's overall approval rating. so there's a sen

gloria: i know, papi. i want to strangle that crazy old thing. just ignore it. it's easy for you to ignore because you have the old-man hearing. but manny and i-- we have the young ears. i don't get how one dog keeps you awake when you grew up sleeping through cockfights and revolutions. mm-hmm. very funny, jay. manny hasn't been able to sleep in weeks. it's screwing his brain for school. and it doesn't stop. it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there. gloria, now, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens]

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gloria borger here with me now. you heard the president, we all heard the president, jim, very strong statement. the key question he says he thinks the allies can work together, he's confident that the u.s. and europeans can work together. is that confidence well -- >> you did have a statement from the european council president saying the eu would impose sanctions as well if moscow doesn't change its ways there. but that of course has to be backed up with action. it appears the spark for the president's comment was the referendum, the idea of a march 16th referendum for independence in crimea. but also as nick burns said, his frustration. i mean the paths that so far the president has chosen as their strategy for this unified sanctions, they're not moving very quickly at this point. the diplomatic path, as we were talking before the president came on, they're still talking about the format for talks. and meanwhile thai talking about talks the facts on the ground are still being established. >> what i think you mean

but then this, one kid's thanks. >> gloria. >> oh, my god! oh, no!ise. so happy that you're happy. you are, right? >> i'm happy. >> and you love your family? >> yes. >> reporter:on donovan, abc news, washington. >> wow. proof of the profound impact she had. just one example. >> legacy. >> so when she signs off tonight, her last broadcast after 30 years, she says she's ending things in her own timetable. >> congratulations, gloria. awesome career and affecting so many lives. >>> it's friday and it means it's time for "insomniac theater". >> mr. peabody and sherman. up, an old favorite, mr. pea body and sherman. stay with us. this much fun, why quit? and new bounty has no quit in it either. it's 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand, and then stays strong, so you can use less. watch how one sheet of new bounty keeps working, while their two sheets just quit. [ bubbles, baby giggling ] again! [ mom ] why use more, when you can use less. new bounty. the no-quit picker-upper. hd 3 ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com ♪ >>> friday morning. means

. >>> gloria riviera is at a military base in kuala lumpur this morning where she spoke to the chief of malaysia's air force leading the search for the plane. >> he insists he's been misquoted about a change of direction the jetliner may have taken and when gloria asked him why after five days there's still no radar data his response was a firm "no comment." stay with abc news for all the new developments on the mystery of flight 370. we have live team coverage coming up on "good morning america." >>> well, new this morning what one passenger is calling the miracle on us airways flight 678 left tampa bound for phoenix forced to make a landing in houston. that's because a baby on board stopped breathing. two passengers with medical training saved the child. >> ran up and had the baby held in his hand upside down. the baby was purple. >> there are people that assisted and they were told there would be an emergency landing and everything went smoothly. everybody was just invested in -- when we heard the baby cry, teary moment for everybody. >> all right. wonderful. the flight continued

let's bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger. credibility, a potential problem for the president in dealing with putin right now. >> you just heard senator john mccain come out forcefully on that issue. look, no doubt president obama looked vacillating when it came to syria. i think the question you have is, what are putin's motivations here? he deidn't need to have us look vacillating in syria to do what he's doing in crime i can't crimea. he's got other geopolitical reasons for doing what he's doing. what percentage of his reasoning was because he believed that president obama would not be strong in retaliation or he believed the allies, including someone like angela merkel, who you spoke to john mccain about, would not be strong in her response? what part of his calculation was that? it's hard to know. clearly was a part of it. was it a major part of it? don't forget, vladimir putin is somebody who lied to the president, said he was not going to do exactly what he ended up -- what he ended up doing. so it's hard to kind of fig

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abc's gloria riviera is in beijing tonight. >> reporter: from above, those two vast oil slicks, scarring an otherwise calm ocean surface. today, debris was spotted, but none linked directly to flight 370. planes will fly out to the area later to try to confirm where the debris came from. the quest for answers, a growing, multinational all-out effort. at least 30 aircraft, more than 40 ships. vietnamese search and rescue teams deployed. chinese divers on hand. u.s. navy vessels at work. soon, even a submarine. for relatives, an agonizing wait. in texas, the family of american passenger phillip wood told abc news today he had visited home just a week ago. his father, barely able to speak. >> so, he had a big, big heart. >> reporter: and from his sons -- >> last thing i said was, i love you. i was on my way out. i was going back to college. he just stood up and he gave me a big hug and i just told him i loved him. >> reporter: seeing what these families at this hotel have gone through, a mother unable to face the loss of her son, a wife, certain her husband must have somehow survived, it's

. >> reporter: abc's gloria riviera had a front row seat for ten hours of searching today, searching in vain. on the ground perth on the west coast of australia has become a central staging area. 26 nations are now involved in the search and rescue. you're at pierce air base. they'll be spearheading the effort as it reaches into the southern reaches of the indian ocean. aviation experts tell us that's the most likely place this plane ended up. but the thing is no one can say for sure. >> reporter: this in an era when technology is not supposed to let things simply disappear. least of all a jumbo jet with 239 souls on board. but so far instead of answers it's become a real-life episode of "lost." a mystery in danger of unraveling into conspiracy theories. could the plane have landed somewhere? were the pilots involved? could a catastrophic failure have incapacitated everyone on board? here's what we do know for certain. flight mh370 took off from kuala lumpur at 12:41 a.m. bound for beijing. 1:19 the cockpit checks in with the tower one last time. "all right. good night," he said. tod

gloria: babe, i'm not sure about the game. the whole family is coming over for the barbecue.it's the ohio state game. so, everybody can watch. i don't like watching the game with people who don't know the game. people talk. you talk at my football games. for one thing, it's called soccer. your team's scored two goals all season. i'm not taking a big risk. [ hollow clank ] how much of this did you drink? give me a break. i have to climb a rope today.

al productor y tambiÉn tengo la respuesta de gloria si es cierto que ellos tienen los derechos sobreexicanos. >> a mÍ el director me sacÓ la porterÍa para que jony metiera un gol. >> lo bueno que el director se portÓ bien. >> imagÍnese los papÁs. >> suave verdad. >> suave. >> ahÍ estÁ, se han dado cuenta de la delicadeza ahÍ estÁ el director. >> bueno mÁs adelante como bien estuvieron viendo ahÍ estuvimos cocinando estuvo tambiÉn lo trigo santoro, hicimos de todo un poco y aprovechamos para dar las gracias a todo el elenco para habernos acompaÑado y traer la garay de rÍo de janeiro a nuestra casa. >> excelentes conductores, vamos a bailar, a ustedes les dejo bailando y me voy con gran director les dejo la pelota, que bonito. >> vamos para allÁ ahÍ va al balÓn. >> Él naciÓ en santa monica california a las 17 aÑos empezÓ su correr estuvo en alcanzo musical y hoy estÁ con nosotros. >> cÓmo estÁs? >>> muy bien, gabriel dÍaz un aplauso muy fuerte. >> muchas gracias por la invitaciÓn. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs un. >> contento sabes que es un sueÑo hecho realidad. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> cuÉntanos. >> aquÍ

gloria, where is your garden? i will harvest some. they don't live that way, honey.give me the keys. we'll go to the market. hey, you're all awake. i didn't hear you. oh, look at my two handsome men. mi niÑo, my little fulgencio umberto.

gloria riviere ya in beijing. bod woodruff in kuala lumpur. let's return to "good morning america" complete wrapup on "world news" with diane sawyer. >>> we begin with a race to clean up a dangerous oil spill that is shutting down a busy texas waterway. the oil poured into a gal va stin bay. now oil covered birds are already turning up. abc's steve osunsami is in texas. >> good morning. they hauled away that barge that was sinking into the bay and leaking all that oil. their investigation continues today. >> this grainy video shows the moment when a ship crashes into this barge in the middle. the impact spilling massive amounts of oil into this busy shipping channel outside houston saturday. those light colored patches you see in the water, all oil. at one point, 60 ships, three of them cruise ships were stuck on either side of the slick. families and students on spring break were stranded. >> it's an adventure. >> that's a good way to look at it. >> and it continues. >> reporter: the coast guard and other authorities have been trying to clean

empezó perdiendo y con la expulksión de paredes se complicaba, pero el destino tenía su momento de gloriaester united, pero lo importante que marcó. >>> en el mundo delos deportes hay buenas noticias como dijo mi amigo de parte de chicharito hernández, además 3 puntos importantísimos para el barcelona y por supuesto los detalles del fútbol mexicano . >>> anoche inició la jornada 13 de clausura mexicano, querétaro contra tijuana y los gallo blancos ganaron 3 por 1, el héroe del partido fue da sivla,querétaro sube al puesto 11, los gallos llevan dos victorias consecutivas . >>> iban por delante con gol al minuo 3, para igualar, después hasta último minuto con el triunfo dos por uno, llegan a 20 puntos. >>> seguimos con más fútbol y como usted ya lo sabe univisión network le trae cobertura, están muy parecidas en al general, en el súper clásico de la liga, partido crucial para ambos, hasta las ocho de la noche por univisión y unimás, en españa intenso el barcelona está por encima del madrid en la clasificación de la liga, el español lópez por tocar el balón con la mano le dio la ventaja a lo

sudÁfrica 2010, y pretendÍa repetir el plato con uruguay en cuartos, pero diego forlÁn quitÓ el hambre de gloriageneral de las naciones unidas,y que se celebrÓ en primera vez el aÑo pasado como una forma de crear conciencia sobre el bienestar de las personas. >> y naciones unidas prepara un raking de los paÍses mÁs felices, veamos. >> los paÍses mÁs felices son mi dinamarca, noruega suiza, holanda, suecia. >> los paÍses mÁs felices en amÉrica latina,costa rica, panamÁ mÉxico venezuela y brasil. >> quÉ pasÓ con colombia? las quiero mucho y que todo va a salir muy bien. >> sÉ que ambas son fuertes, son jÓvenes, van a salir adelante. >> gracias, enzo. >> todo va a salir bien, mija, todo va a salir bien ¿verdad? >> sÍ, tia, no te preocupes. >> ay perdÓn, perdon, pero no puedo parar de llorar. >> no te preocupes, rebe. >> que dios te bendiga, lupita, por este sacrificio que estÁs haciendo por tu hermana.

sudÁfrica 2010, y pretendÍa repetir el plato con uruguay en cuartos, pero diego forlÁn quitÓ el hambre de glorial de las naciones unidas,y que se celebrÓ en primera vez el aÑo pasado como una forma de crear conciencia sobre el bienestar de las personas. >> y naciones unidas prepara un raking de los paÍses mÁs felices, veamos. >> los paÍses mÁs felices son mi dinamarca, noruega suiza, holanda, suecia. >> los paÍses mÁs felices en amÉrica latina,costa rica, panamÁ mÉxi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪ "al despertar" >>> que tal. es viernes 21 de marzo de 2014. >>> quÉ felicidad que es viernes. >>> hoy es mi santo. >>> santa fabiola.

let's dig deeper right now with our chief international correspondent christiane amanpour and gloriaorger. you've been talking to ukrainian politicians today. how tense is this situation right now? >> well, it's tense, obviously. you saw that president putin tried to take some means to try to de-escalate saying that now is not the time to seize crimea. he said that russia was not going to do that or pour more any troops into there but he would reserve his right to do more if he thought so. he's been commenting on that all day. simon's reporting was truly excellent there. i mean, to suggest that there aren't russian troops, which is what putin did, when you've got cars and vehicles with russian license plates, i mean, if it wasn't so desperately serious, it would be almost comedic, almost monty python, do they have the insignia or don't they have the insignia. anyway, the ukrainian top politician who is part of the interim government met with secretary of state kerry today and told me that they have made their first contact, their first attempts to contact russian authorities, specifi

>> tambiÉn en el 2010. >> tampoco asÍ. >> vamos a ver a las presentes. >> vamos a ver lo que dijo gloriaÉ es lo que realmente pasa en la casa cuando la cÁmara no estÁ? >> somos personas como todas tenemos momentos de inseguridad tenemos momentos que le echamos muchas ganas y tenemos tiempo para reflexionar. >> que bueno, tÚ le quieres decir algo. >> estaba leyendo como en novela antes que empezar el show me preguntÓ que opinaba las chicas porque tenÍa una relaciÓn pegada con ella estaba leyendo la que decÍa de ella que era una madre luchadora que tenÍa una bonita historia pero decÍa que tenia muchos problemas para expresarse en cÁmara creo que esto ha sido el problema de ella que expresarse en cÁmara pero cuando le ponen una cÁmara le da miedo y esta claro que eso es lo que tiene que mejorar si quiere trabajar en este medio. >> bueno aquÍ no acaba hay que seguir aprovechando las oportunidad y para adelante. >> quiero tomar un momento para dar gracias a todas las personas que me apoyaron a mi hermana guadalupe que la amo yo sÉ que siempre estabas ahÍ para mi te tm amo amo amo amo muchas g

la violencia es la maldiciÓn del animal humano, es una gloria y una maldiciÓn a la vez, lo vemos en todaslÍcula es un híbrido donde uno oficial de la dea debe captura a los lÍderes de los cÁrteles de la droga, todo parece ir bien hasta que uno a uno los miembros del escuadrÓn comienzan a hacer asesinados. quÉ estÁ pasando en hollywood con la moda de que los hÉroes de la acciÓn estÉn en sus 60 y tantos aÑos? primero, la gente entiende que puedes pasar por situaciones dramÁticas despuÉs de los 60, no diferencia, nos expresa arnold, pero tambiÉn debes tener seguidores,hay muchos que quieren ver a gente de su edad en las pelÍculas. y finalmente, llega la esperada "cÉsar chÁvez", dirigida por diego luna, sobre la vida y hazaÑas del activista en arizona, inspirando a toda una comunidad para que se rebelaron en contra de los abusos hacia los campesinos convirtiÉndose en todo un hÉroe del movimiento laboral. >> y bueno, maÑana no se pierda mi entrevista con diego luna, y el elenco de cÉsar chÁvez, pamela. >> no me estaba olvidando, tuvimos la oportunidad de tener a diego luna, se nota que se ha e

. >> gloria riviera, abc news in malaysia. >> frightening moments for those on board a us airways plane yesterday when the nose landing gear collapsed and a tire blew during takeoff from philadelphia international airport. the pilot aborted takeoff and passengers went down the emergency chutes onto the runway and some use their cell phones to record what happened. >> oh my god. >> everything was in a panic at the time. i have never seen anything like that in my life for. >> two of the 150 people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries and some of the passengers opted to get another flight that night and go to fort lauderdale. new details into the investigation of the massive recall by general motors, what the automaker is saying about figures involving debts in recall vehicles. we will tell you about the health concern that forced a local school to close today. >> taking a live look outside at the nation's capital, it's pretty warm out there so prepare for the warm-up but the temperatures w >> the maryland state senate will vote today on whether to decriminalize the possession of

gloria duffy about a bill she helped broker that guarantees ukraine's solve vernty. brock questions defense experts what impact, if any sanctions would have on russia. >> good evening. we do have options at our disposal, plenty of them but single handily, experts agree that would require corporation from the rest of the world. those could prove the most effective tools. a break in the action? russian military exercises appear to have stopped for the time being, but as vladimir putin plots out his next move in ukraine, the u.s. is not standing pat. >> there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. >> he might find himself with asset presses and american businesses may pull back. >> reporter: measures liberate ukraine's crimean peninsula. >> the widest possible leverage would be to make it impossible for russian companies to trade in dollars, you know. the global oil market works on dollars. >> reporter: she's a research fellow with the hoover institution and former director of strategy for president george w. bush's security counsel. going after the eco

abc's gloria rivera reporting from beijing. >> reporter: from above those two vast oil slicks scarring an otherwise calm ocean surface. debris was spotted but none with direct linkage to fly 370. planes will flight on you to the area later to try to confirm where the debris came from. the quest for answers, a growing multinational, all-out effort. more than 30 aircraft, more than 40 ships. vietnamese search and rescue teams deployed. chinese divers on hand. u.s. navy vessels at work, soon even a submarine. for relatives, an agonizing wait. in texas, the family of american passenger phillip wood, told abc news he had visited home just a week ago. his father, barely able to speak. >> so, he had a big, big heart -- >> reporter: and from his sons -- >> the last thing i said was, i love you. >> i was on my way out. i was going back to college. and he just stood up and he gave me a big hug and i said -- i just told him i love him. >> reporter: seeing what these families at the hotel have gone through, a mother unable to face the loss of her son, a wife certain her husband must have somehow s

abc's gloria riviera was there at his gate watching the search. >> it was just after 2:42 when a white van came up to the gates, was carrying two officers in plainclothes. said they were from malaysia's police headquarters after that a police car with two in uniforms came in spent two hours here. upscale neighborhoods and neighbors say it's a tight-knit community. >> reporter: in his home he has his own flight simulator. also on the manifest is fariq abdul hamid, now engaged to be married. i visited his house yesterday. no one answered the door. everyone i spoke to said nice things, especially this malaysian singer, one of his closest friends. she grew up in the same hometown in panang. >> he is a nice guy, truly young. i don't think he's involved. >> reporter: as the prime minister spoke today, family members watched it closely hoping for good news. this father's 29-year-old son is on that plane. his hope now is that he is still alive. one of the questions this morning is why did it take so much time for the government to reveal this kind of information? well, it's been told by many p

gloria soto in this wonderful feel to help children get empowered to participate in the curriculum at large. i'm proud to say that the i talk classroom really provides a forum for the students to participate and be included in the general ed curriculum. i'm really, i really want to talk about how our students are the most vulnerable and really need the most intensive communication strategies known. what is really important about what we do is we get them ready to use their communication devices to participate in reading, writing and a variety of other things. we have the best practices and i'm proud about that because we utilize ipads, we utilize electronic devices and technology and we've seen so many successes. i have worked at the middle school in the i talk program there and i have seen the students age out and move into transitional programs in adult day care programs, and i'm so proud to say that they can actually really even with the most intense communication difficulties they are able to tell people how they feel, what they want, what they need. we really need to be able to s