gloria: yes.u can see when some started, there is a wonderful book called exterminate all the roots, a line from "heart of darkness." it traces racism to colonialism. -- whole idea of racial charlie: justifies colonialism? gloria: where did that come from? i'm sure historians would go crazy with my overgeneralizeation. the institution of patriarchal systems in europe caused them to and so er peems lands on. to justify that, you have to say they are inferior. you're almost doing them a favor ying they can't adapt to the world. they were utterly wrong. 100% wrong. so you know, we have to undo that. it is not easy. because as the old cultures will tell us, it takes four generations to heal one act of violence. charlie: four generations to heal one act of violence? gloria: that is their cautionary note in choosing -- they feel they have to be violent out of self-defense but you're way less likely to do it exretionly if you understand, if capriciously. we as human beings have this enormous long period

gloria steinem changed my life. i met her in 1977, as you said, at that wonderful conference that we mad in houston. i'd never -- bella abzug is one of gloria's dearest friends in life. and bella shouted at her all the time, and i finally said to gloria, why do you let her talk 0 0 to young lie that? gloria said this is the way we talk to each other in new york. >> i remember that sew clearly because maxine -- we did not know each other, and bella was shouting at me, as -- if you know bella, you knew she just shouted at you about how terrible something was and you waited until she finished and then you explained why you did it, and she said, well, maybe you're right, and went on. and i could see maxine looking appalled at this, and i did say, this gist the way we talk in new york, and isn't actually true it i was trying to comfort her. >> and so, at the conference, many of us were there, not knowing what we were supposed to do and how we were supposed to do it, and so as days went by we started to try to organize an

i've never seen anybody like gloria. and bella was one of gloria's dearest friends in life. and bella shouted at her all the time. what he let her talk to the way? gloria said,said, this is the way we talk to each other in new york. [applause] >> i remember a story clearly. we did not know each other. i really was shouting, if you knew billion you that she just shout at you about how terrible something was and you waited until she finished in and explained why you did it. maybe your right and went on. and i can see maxine looking appalled. and i did, this is the way we talk to new york which is not actually true, but i was trying to comfort her. and so, you know, at the conference many of us were there not knowing what we were supposed to do and how we were supposed to do it. and so as days went by we started to try and organize. organizing the minority caucus. and we said we had a lot to say but we didn't really know how to write it. so gloria was drafted to write everything for everybody. we dictated to her much of what we wanted to say. not only did i get a chance to do t

. >>> also -- our night with gloria and emilio estefan taking onbroadway. >>> and -- thing. >> oprah's last-minute gift ideas. what her freaking out. >>> now in 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >>hi, everybody. this christmas eve. merry christmas. cameron mathison is here. we're celebrating ho hollywood style. >> the stars spreading o across the world seeing loved one and before they though, they shared with us their holiday wishes and their favorite traditions. >> happy holidays. >> any traditions that you really love? >> so i grew up in an italian family. you have all of these people for christmas eve. >> tom b gets help topping his tree fr gisele bun kardashian s kardashians and channing what on? >> it's like craziness. >> we do every year. >> we're in the one. i realize, i love onesis. >> that's like the biggest mistake of the onesis. >> mariah sli on her christmas pjs, too. but miranda lambert -- i want to wish you a merry christmas i want to wish you a merry christmas . from the bottom of my heart >> nicki minaj arrives on a new and bindi is hearing the call the wild

a few months later emilio asked gloria for a birthday kiss.t was not her birthday -- it wasn't his birthday, but he got the kiss anyway. emilio and gloria estefan have been partners on stage and off ever since. some worried they were too american for latins and too latin for americans. turns out everybody just wanted to dance and do the conga. and together their fusion sound has sold more than 100 million records. and they've promoted their cultural heritage and inspired fans all over the world. a lot of people have gone to musicals to forget their troubles like they were dancing to the estefans' music. stephen sondheim is someone who is not interested in that. as a composer and lyricist and a genre unto himself sondheim challenge his audiences. his greatest hits aren't tunes you can hum. they're reflections on roads we didn't take and wishes gone wrong. relationships so frayed and fractured there's nothing left to do but send in the clowns. stephen's music is so beautiful, his lyrics so precise that he transcends them. we transcend them. step

. >>> coming up, two big we joined gloria and emili estefan on opening night of their broadway night.carey the set of her movie, she's the star and director. >> like a dream come true. >>> that's ahead. but first a look at christmas' parade airing on abc with robin roberts returning as host. >> it was so much fun last year i had to come back again. >> ariana grande will be on hand. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ baby all i want for christmas is you ♪ >>> a classic. that's mariah carey showing up her holiday spirit back in 1994 and this season she took to a whole new level. directin acting in a christmas movie for the hallmark channel. mariah has fully embraced her inner diva. >> i'll always be adiva, if there's makeup artist there and they don't mind touching me when i'm directing. >> mar directs on her own term in her own movie. >> why not beyourself? it's a new -- it's a new star for me really. part of her new start is her relationship with australian billionaire james packer. you made your red carpet debut. >> i don't think we thought we are, making that debut. >> you're so

and gloria's fine with her little girl swear. we can't even tell you title of her new single. >> the funny part she's never cursed in her entire life. >> well, that's not entirely true. >> now. now is different. she would make up words. i'd say once you're then you can say whatever you want. but that doesn't look nice or cute in the voice o a child. and neither one of them ever cursed. show me something >> now it's going to hell in a handbag. >> yeah. >> what's your name? >> emily. >>emily, hi. >> gloria first introduced us to 6-year-old emily at the 2001 grammys. we ev witnessed em's first day of college. today she's rocking the same thieyebrows and curl gloria did in the '80s. and as for words of advice from her mom -- >> i said be yourself. be who you need to be. it's really hard. how am i supposed to t -- freedom " i'll go my own path. >> she's turning 21. she also wrote original song in her mom and dad's broadway show "on your feet." >> chris hemsworth on getting skinny for his new movie. >> talking about it is part of the h

gloria: he is trump' s number one contender in iowa. this is still the first time he has taken erect shots at the texas senator. >> if anybody else gets elected, i just think it is going to be a disaster. gloria: the race is heating up with just 51 days left until the iowa caucuses. >> now your storm forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. danielle: it was a warm december day, feeling more like mid april instead of mid-december. the vineyard saw 61, boston checked in at 60, and bedford checked in at 60 as well. it is running well above where we should be. this is going to continue into the rest of the weekend and even but temperatures tomorrow are going to drop. notice it is worcester. we have a cold front turning the winds and that is going to bring in a not only cooler weather, but more clouds as we head through the day tomorrow. it looks like this, cloudy and cooler for your sunday, we are tracking some much-needed rain on monday, and that will go from late monday night and into early tuesday. the mild temperatures are going to

we joined gloria and emili estefan on opening night of their broadway night. >>> mariah carey the set of her movie, she's the star and director. >> like a dream come true. >>> that's ahead. but first a look at christmas' parade airing on abc with robin roberts returning as host. >> it was so much fun last year i had to come back again. >> ariana grande will be on hand. by -- piano music. wow. i'm glad you finally made it, dad. you have to experience this city. that's what you always say. you were right about the food. yeah? welcome. only in new york, right? i guess so. and a real astronaut. that was something. hi john. hey kevin. one more. didn't you want to be an astronaut? ...be an astronaut? yes, i did. there's still time. it's beautiful, isn't it? how about a baseball game next time? done! done. book priceless experiences around the globe with... baby all i want for christmas is you >>> a classic. that's mariah carey showing up her holiday spirit back in 1994 and this season she took to a whole new level. directin acting in a christmas movie for the hallmark channel. mariah has fu

and gloria's fine with her little girl swearing. we can't even tell you the title of emily's first single. >> the funny part is she's never cursed in her entire life. >> well, that's not entirely >> now. now is different. >> i would invent my own curse words. >> she would make up words. i'd say once you're 18, then you can say whatever you want. but that doesn't look nice or cute in the voice of a child. and neither one of them ever cursed. >> and then -- no, just kidding show me something >> now it's going to hell in a handbag. >> yeah, exactly. >> what's your name? >> emily. >> emily, hi. >> gloria first introduced us to grammys. we even witnessed em's first day of college. today she's rocking the same thick eyebrows and curl gloria did in the '80s. and as for words of advice from her mom -- >> i said be yourself. be who you need to be. >> it's reall how am i supposed to top -- freedom all that stuff. path. i'll admire and go the other way. >> em has a big birthday coming up this saturday. she's turning 21. she also wrote the orig

i can't anybody -- ask anybody else to tell the truth. >> i had known gloria for 61 years. [laughter] i want to ask you if you had met my cousin the founder of the women's equality party movement. >> what i? have i met her, no biology as we showed. >> i actually just bought super recently that recently finished and i had to leave out what you said. they totally were into it. it was great. so not just a one-time thing. okay, that is what organizing is. but my real question is you here about all of the stuff going around right now. what is the one thing that you are most frustrated about and what is your most proud achievement? the >> that's hard to pick one thing. collectively the thing for me is violence against females in all different forms whether it is a preference or killing for domestic violence in this country or forced pregnancies or violence against women in war zones, altogether it adds up to the fact that for the first time that we know of there are fewer females now in whatever form it takes in our lives i think that we are all becoming much more aware of that.

a few months later, emilio asked gloria for a birthday kiss.t was not his birthday, but he got the kiss anyway, and emilio and gloria estefan have been partners on and off stage ever since. sometimes people worried they were too latin for americans, and too american for latins. together, their fusion sound has sold more than 100 million records, and as prompt you been -- as proud cuban-americans they have promoted their cultural heritage and inspired fans around the world. an awful lot of people have gone to musicals to forget their troubles, just like they were dancing to estefan's music. stephen sondheim, i think, is somebody who is not interested in that. as a composer and lyricist, a genre unto himself, sondheim challenges his audiences. his greatest hits are not tunes you can hum, they are reflections on roads we didn't take, wishes gone wrong, relationships so frayed and fractured that there's nothing left to do but send in the clowns. yet stephen's music is so beautiful, his lyrics so precise, that even as he exposes the imperfections of

and bella was one of gloria's dearest friends in life. shouting better all the time why do you let her talk to you that way? and she said this is the way we talk to each other in new york. >> i remember that so clearly. if you know, you know that she shouted at you about how terrible something was. maybe you're right and she went on. i could see her looking appalled. and so at the conference many of us not knowing what we were supposed to do and how we were supposed to do it. so as days by we started to try. how a lot to say. we dictated to her much of what we wanted to say to the minority plank she asked to join the board. all the ideas i had great opportunities for women, feminist. i was able to get many of them signed and the law. one that i will share with you was at the time i was in the state assembly insurance companies would not pay for the buildup. with the start of these proposals became an unsolicited. my life changed. i ended up in new york every month or so and met so many different people. i had not met before in my life. he

gloria: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. antoinette: okay. a lot of us are liking the mild temperatures but if winter sports are your thing, the season is off to a rough start. frank: the efforts underway to make the best of a tough situation on the slopes. and the ongoing investigation into the runaway red line train. the next step for investigators, and the action that's set to get underway against the driver. antoinette: a live look over the zakim bridge this morning. traffic, of course, moving along nice and smoothly at 6:26 on a sunday morning. we're back with more of new >> now on newscenter 5's antoinette: an arrest after a deadly crash. the charges the driver is facing and the victim who was just trying to get to his christmas tree lot. frank: authorities zero in on a suspect wanted for firebombing a mosque. the new information on the attack. antoinette: and the warm temperatures taking a toll on winter sports. how local ski areas are trying to make the best out of the unseasonable conditions. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news le

the story of gloria and emilio aims for the heart. it's the first time on broadway for the role of gloria es testify fan. he's from miami with parents from cuba and el salvador. >> it just felt like something i needed to say. it was words i needed to put in my mouth, a story i needed to put into my body. >> the timing of the play's opening is not lost on both actors. it comes at a time when the united states and cuba are restoring diplomatic ties. >> for my mother and my grandparents who were here on embodying gloria who is, you know, reigns supreme as the cuban american goddess that she is and for me to be on a broadway stage, we're all kind of standing up for those traditions and elevating our culture. that's huge. >> for the actor, the show which we weaves spanish and english into the dialogue, it's about something more universal. >> we're representing what the american dream looks like right now in this country. >> all i can do is do my best to be up there telling the same story that anna just said we get to tell. >> ray villeda n

gloria i'm going to go to you first. how are your clients reacting to this? >> i have been receiving e-mails and many of them are very, very happy that andrea constand is going to be able to get her day in court in the criminal justice system. for most of them they are going to be denied that opportunity to have their day in court. because it's too late because of the statute of limitations and they cannot have their matter prosecuted even if a d.a. felt there was evidence sufficient to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt and it's too late to file a civil lawsuit because of the statute of limitations. but they are happy for andrea. and we want mr. cosby to have a fair trial. but andrea has the right as well. >> did you ever think you would see this day, gloria? >> i wasn't sure because even though we have been litigating a civil lawsuit on behalf of judy huth who alleges she was 15 years old when she was victimized at the playboy mansion, the burden of proof is so much higher in a criminal case than in a civil case. there needs to be proof beyond a reaso

gloria: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. antoinette: i know a lot of us have been really digging the warmer temperatures. if winter sports is your thing, the season is off to a rough start. frank: the efforts underway to make the best of a tough situation on the slopes. and the ongoing investigation into the runaway red line train. the next step for investigators, and the action that's set to get underway against the driver. antoinette: it's a beautiful start to the morning. as we take a live look from 52 degrees outside right hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. r life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. rhoney, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: an arrest after a deadly crash. the charges the driver is facing and the victim who was just trying to get to his christmas tree l

gloria: gloria riviera, abc news, washington. antoinette: i know we've all but if winter sports is your thing, the season is off to a rough start. frank: the efforts underway to make the best of a tough situation on the slopes. and the ongoing investigation into the runaway red line train. the next step for investigators, and the action that's set to get p (dog) mmm, beneful healthy weight is so good... and low-calorie. keeps me looking good. p hey, i get some looks, i hear the whistles. r (vo) beneful healthy weight, a delicious, p low-calorie meal your dog will love. p with wholesome rice, real chicken, p and accents of vegetables and >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener," antoinette: an arrest after a deadly crash. the charges the driver is facing and the victim who was just trying to get to his christmas tree lot. frank: authorities zero in on a suspect wanted for firebombing a mosque. the new information on the attack. antoinette: and the warm temperatures taking a toll on winter sports. how local ski areas are trying to make

bradley's date was his mother gloria. >> she's gorgeous. >> thank you. >> gloria is one of my gre names. >> it's great name. >> i love the picture of you and your mom with the matching played shirts. >> they got us we got out of the cab and i couldn't believed they followed us all of the way up i look at her shirt and i went, oh, mom, it looked like we selection of outfits herself in her multimillion-dollar invention started with a sim drawing joy mangano. >> these are glasses to give teen you can't see their eyes rolling when you talk them. >> from robert deniro. a flying ca >> i should it out this spring. isabella came up with a ring that translates animal sounds.r. >> talk to their animals. it would be n to have them answer. >> favorite, j lawrence's dish washing cabinet. >> this is washer and this is drier. so your dishes get washed in the cabinet. if someone comes up with that, i'm going to sue "e.t." guess. >> is jennifer lawrence gets an oscar nomination wins for this role, she'll the youngest two-time oscar winner in history. >>> coming up, will ferrell and wahl berlg teamed up

[applause] emilio eschaton junior and gloria estefan.applause] a native of cuba he rose to become a musician and producer and businessman. bringing his distinctive latin sounds to north american pop music audiences, he proves that the power of music transcends social and cultural and economic boundaries. by using song to elevate the colleges of latin americans, he has blended club cultures and created a new american sound. with her infectious rhythm and iconic vocals gloria estefan is a music powerhouse who has sold millions of records across the globe. transporting the spirit of obama to miami music broke down barriers and established latin music and the american mainstream. and humanitarian and a devoted family leader, she embodies the story of america. a pioneer who will forever symbolize the potential of all those who passionately develop their talents and develop their dreams. billy frank junior. [applause] he devoted his life to protecting the rights of native ouricans and to conserving planet. for more than 50 years he tirelessly

we go to gloria borger and jim acosta at the white house. what do you believe that the president is going to try to get across? >> well, it is another way of him assuring the american people that he is on top of it in securing the homeland and taking the fight to isis, and you have heard it in several settings, the oval office, the pentagon, and at the national counter terrorism center yesterday. and this is a unique opportunity for the president to talk about what he feel s ths that the accomplishments were over the last year, and they want to talk about the climate deal inked in pari paris, and they want to talk about the iran nuclear deal, and the diplomatic relations opened up with cuba and tim -- the improving economy, but it is against that backdrop that the president has to address the climate of fear and concern out there in the american public about what is happening with the fight against isis, and there not a lot of confidence of the president's strategy for taking out the terror army, and growing concern whether or not the govern

his date was his mother gloria. >> she is gorgeous. >> oh, thank you. yeah. >> gloria is also one of my favorite names. >> it's a great name. no one names their kid gloria anymore. >> bradley cooper couldn't get any better, we couldn't l more. i love the picture of you and your mom with the matching shirts. >> i was on the way to the dentist, actually. i looked at her shirt. i went oh, mom. we look like we coordinated outfits. >> jennifer dons a wide selection of outfits herself. >> "joy" is inspired by a woman whose invention the miracle mop started with a simple drawing. >> i have real ambitions and real ideas. >> so what kind of inventions could the cast come up with? >> these are glasses to give to teenagers that have eyes on them so you can't see their eyes rolling when you talk to them. >> from robert de niro, a special bike for his kids. virginia madsen invented a flying car. >> i should have it out this spring. >> isabella rossellini came up with a ring that translates animal sounds. >> i think all pet lovers would want to talk to their animal.

so are gloria and emilio estefan. their story is playing out on great white way in "on your feet." "e.t." was with them when rehearsals began. >> all right, emilio, "entertainment tonight" -- >> welcome. >> yes. we got to get on your feet get up and maybe it hap >> i'm very excited. i think were on stage, it would be a different story. but it's so beautiful. they're ready. >> after more than two years from casting to trying the show on the road, this was the moment the estefans have been waiting for. are you nervous, excited? what is going through your head right now? >> i worked myself into dither because it's exciting as it is. everybody gather around now let your body feel the heat >> before the curtain went up, gloria and emilio pumped up the cast. >> i love you all so much. i'm not going to there because i'm barely holding it together. so, break a leg. >> diane sawyer, susan lucci and lance bass ca for opening night. and you can s how this showed earned those rave re from the most respected theat critics. it was emotional and everyone broke into dance. the two actors who play

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gloria estefan, she and emolo have been through so much. all while raising two children hard it believe this but they are now grand parent and remember their duter, emily, she is grown up an following. in he mom's musical foot steps. >> i was a miracle baby and said no, you wouldn't have any other baby after that accident. we wanted her very much and she was beyond anything we could have ever hoped for and i tell her all the time, you're meant to be in the world opinion you have to share your music, share your thought. we need her. >> how's this for mother daughter gold? to-year-old emily starting her own music career. accomplished drummer and singer and good with her mom calling the shot. >> at the root of it she was the best person for the job. she is an amazing director. people don't know that because she is in front of the camera. and 20 times moretifying when it's your mother and not some strange dude. >> gloria is fine with her little girl swearing. yeah. we can't even tell you mor title of emily's first single. >> the funny thin thes

we will speak with gloria allred about the charges against bill cosby. in other news this morning, two are recovering this morning after being slashed inside a mcdonald's in midtown. ben: fighting with another man. the worker tried to break it up. he then ran away. the two male victims were treated at a nearby hospital. kerry: killed on december 21. his patrol was attacked by a suicide bomber in afghanistan. at noon, at the new york air ramp ceremony to honor him. his remains arrive at the base in westhampton beach. he will be laid to rest saturday. also killed in that attack is nypd detective. thousands of police and military bind the streets outside of st. patrick's cathedral. that is his for your old son ryan saluting as his father's casket is carried past. kerry: another pics story we have been following this week. mexican officials have split up the so-called affluenza teen and his mom. ben: his lawyer said he was too rich to know right from wrong. this following a drunk driving accident a few years ago that killed two people. they were called monda