gloria allred said is if you intend to sue these women, we will come it.

how do they defend this, gloria?s listening tonight, toil c to kailey mca nananey, and she clearly upset at what she said, so was scottie hughes. they believe both really upset about it. i think that -- that the way they believe that a heart-felt apology would be good, and would be enough, and for trump supporters, that might be enough. but the problem that donald trump has is, not only is there history here, as there was with the birther movement by the way, that you couldn't erase history with one sentence for the birther movement. there is a history here of name-calling. alicia machado, et cetera, et cetera. david was talking about he has to add supporters and i was talking to republican strategist, who was pro-trump late today, and he said to me, look, we've been bleeding independence, we were trying to get up there a little bit with married suburban women, and they feel they had some opportunity there, and he felt that this on slot would kill all of that. so, apology or no apology, people see enough of this and

((joe gloria - clark county registrars of voters: the machines are stand alone. each individual machine has no connection to the internet. our tabulation is also stand alone and there are several levels of inscription involved with what we do.)) ((karen castro)) clark county ben touch-screen machines in 2004. cartridges inside these machines keep record of all the votes... and also provide a paper copy used as a backup. ((joe gloria - clark county registrars of voters: in a daily basis, those cartridge come back to this site and are stored in a vault behind a locked door and every night they're stored away securely.)) ((karen castro)) clark county also has an i-t group in charge of keeping voter registration information safe. ((joe gloria - clark county registrars of voters: we had several meeting with the central county it and the systems we have in place keep our data very secured we're not concern about that.)) ((karen castro)) at all 28 locations. ((joe gloria - clark county registrars of voters: they also serve as a level of security.)) ((karen castro)) whil

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students like maria gloria. >> i have this paper and it already had a stigma now itt has been closed. so, that piece of paper is truly nothing. >> maria gloria and nick brown went to this attorney who believes the revamped program called the borrow defense to repayment will make it easier to help students get their federal loans discharged. the new program would have clear guidelines of who is eligible. >> the job placement rates, accreditation cost of education, if we can link it to a state law violation and be specific getting the discharge. >> been easier to understand guidelines are being developed by the doj but for the first time in a long time, brown and gloria feel they have a chance to escape a decision they regret. >> it is heartbreaking. i was a single parent for a long time, the one commodity we cannot get back is time. >> gloria is going back to school this time paying as she goes. in tampa adam winer abc action news. >>> the program should be approved as soon as november and it will go into effect next summer. >>> hurricane nicole moving away from bermuda but the powerfu

i'm joined by gloria steinem. founder of "ms."ine. >> thank you. >>> i'm dying to get your reaction to michelle obama's speech. >> she's like a prophet on the mountain, you know? she is speaking the feelings of so many millions of women and men. i don't think there's any voice in the country right now that is more credible, that is more trusted, that is more prophetic. it's so interesting. i think it's possible -- i mean, this is like -- it's most like the anita hill moment, except it's multiplied by millions, and it's possible that she may have succeeded in changing people's consciousness even more than her husband, though i think her husband is a great president. >> you've been fighting this fight to sort of define and have people understand what it means to be a woman and seen as less than. become in the workplace at a time when you couldn't even good to hr and talk about harassment, when women just almost expected to be treated in a lesser way, in the sort of "mad men" era. roe v. wade, birth control, thousand his contributed.

gloria, do you think trump ignored the advise or governor chris christie? >> yes, of course, absolutely. governor christie was not at the debate and i was told by somebody close to christie that he did not go for "obvious reasons." he was upset. he believes donald trump -- first of all, he was upset by what he saw on the tape but then he was upset by the way he handled it which was sort of an apology and twisting it and turning it back to hillary and bill clinton and i think that chris christie, according to my sources, is one of the most direct people with donald trump, he was involved in debate prep, he's running the transition. he was there from day one. he's been one of his earliest supporters. he shocked the republican party when he endorsed him. i think it's very difficult for chris christie right now who is sticking with him, obviously but also is walking the fine line, letting it be known how upset and angry he was knowing full when that when he says this publicly it's not going to make donald trump happy and it's probably going to make his life mor

gloria, bigger picture, do you think that one line will haunt him? >> i think yes. it wasn't a great line. i think also the notion where he said i didn't even apologize to my wife because i had nothing to apologize for when it came to all of those allegations against him. i think, you know, i think that's something women will listen to and maybe shake their heads about. if he is trying to appeal to moderate suburban republican women who don't like hillary clinton and are trying -- sort of scratching their heads thinking all right, i don't know, i don't like her, i don't want to vote for her. if he's trying to reach out to them, which as ab points out, he wasn't doing a lot of that, this wasn't the way to do it since hillary clinton's responses on the question of women, hillary clinton's discussion of the question on abortion i thought was quite effective for her base. >> do you think it's fair, gloria, that hillary clinton did not fully answer? that because of trump she didn't fully answer some of the questions? >> she didn't answer a lot of the questions. i mean, s

back with me now, gloria borger, dana bash, and frank sesno.here is a new monmouth university poll out that shows hillary clinton with a lead among likely voters, 44% to 42% for donald trump. it's just one poll? what do you attribute this to? was this a bad week? he was ahead. >> yeah, look i think in -- there have been more than two dozen polls taken since the last presidential debate in battleground states and hillary clinton's gone up in every single one of them except maybe one. she's leading except for this one and i think it shows that when these debates matter, and that when you rise in the polls nationally, the battleground states follow eventually and i think that's what we're seeing going on nationally. this was supposed to be a very good state for donald trump. we don't know if this is an outlier or not at this point. we should say another debate coming up on sunday. but it shows what you the stakes are. i mean, ohio and iowa have been two states that have been very kind of solid for donald trump and you know if i were in the trump c

>> wait until sunday. >> gloria? >> i want to say tim kaine did the exact opposite of what mike pence did. tim kaine was not dollar to sth himself for the next election. tim kaine there was to defend hillary clinton and maybe he did it a little too aggressively at times, but even in our poll afterwards, people thought that pence won the debate, but they also gave kaine an awful lot of credit. more people gave kaine credit for defending the people at the top of the ticket -- for defending the person at the top of the ticket than pence because guess what, kaine defended the person at the top of the ticket and pence did not always do that. >> we're going to talk about what happens, how is donald trump preparing for the next debate, is he preparing, and also there's new poll out from ohio that may surprise a lot of people. >>> we'll discuss that when we come right back. sweet sun no artificial flavors. philadelphia® strawberry. rich..., creamy... ...and delicious. nothing else tastes like philadelphia® clean better than

but it's never been done. >> gloria, i assume you agree.o can i talk about the badle ground states. north carolina, clinton is up by 4%. ohio is up by 1%. givish e isus your takeaway. >> i think those are difficult place force trump. he has to run the table and then find another table. and he is not -- you know, he is not doing that. in a state like north carolina, you look at that, romney won that narrowly last time. and trump should be running away with north carolina. or at least winning. and he's not. pennsylvania, hillary, 9% lead. i mean, wisconsin, hillary up is 7%. michigan, hillary is up 11 points. if the election were held today. not really good for donald trump. 26 days is sometime, but not an awful lot of time to make up this kind of deficit. >> what about a down ticket. >> she is up by 7% initially. what does that mean for the down ticket, which is important for republicans. >> it's trub fl you saw president obama start that on the to. he started to talk about republicans who endorsed donald trump and then ran away from donald

clark county registrar of voters joe gloria says his office will begin mailing out sample ballots. ((joe gloria - registrar of voters, clark county: this is a swing state in nevada, it's in the news every single day when the president is on the ballot. voters should be excited about their local races as well, there are people who make decisions that are critical to their daily lives.)) ((karen castro)) for the first time in clark county history, there are more than one million registered voters. almost 434-thousand are democrat... and just more than 216-thousand are nonpartisan. ((joe gloria - registrar of voters, clark county: we do have quite a few people who are going non-partisan, that's a little bit of a trend i guess you can say.)) ((karen castro)) a trend that may just be the deciding factor on who will be the next president of the united states. ((john wright - voter: i think hillary clinton has her people. i think donald trump has his people. the people that's on the fence, they're going to make the difference in the vote edgar kitt - voter: definitely think the presidenti

cnn chief political analyst gloria borger is here. with me in tampa adam smith, political editor for the "tampa bay times." so wonderful having you all on and just to react, gloria, to you first, whether or not the conclusion of the investigation is that there was nothing nefarious, nothing criminal, how big of a gift is this to the trump campaign? >> well, look, this -- first of all, it is a huge political gift. you heard donald trump who previously disparaged the fbi and said it was rigged now today saying he has respect for the fbi. there are a lot of unanswered questions here, though, and i think hillary clinton is going to have to speak to this because we really don't know exactly what the fbi director intends to do, at least from my reading of his letter. we're not sure if he is actually reopening an investigation. what we know is that there is material that they have looked at regarding another investigation that made them believe that something would be pertinent to their previous investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails. th

i am told right now as we are watching this with gloria allred. lets check in with katy tur. she's in north carolina as well at the next stop. katy, i imagine that you have not had a chance to get any reactions to this latest allegation. >> reporter: donald trump is on the stage in greensboro did address the allegations in general against him saying that he did not know these women and they're looking for fame. why does anybody come out and accuse president obama of doing these things because they are untrue. anybody could accuse anybody, he said maybe president obama should watch out because somebody could accuse him of that. i got an inaudible gasp from some of the people in the rally. what we could see is a general and blanket denial of these claims. they said they're going to come out with evidence that disproves them. governor mike pence on the "morning show" and on the "today" show that evidence will come out and by the end of today which he told cbs. donald trump did get on stage on greensboro and pointed fingers at a mexican billionaire, carlos slim, donated and helpe

and with us, chief political analyst, gloria borger. i'll start with you with this news i just got in from paul ryan, to which i just responded, wow. donald trump not appearing with paul ryan tomorrow now in wisconsin. this tells you a lot. >> it does. it seems to me like donald trump was disinvited to this event. it's very clear that paul ryan is following the lead set by his friend and colleague, reince priebus, the chairman of the republican national committee, who also condemned the video. and so did paul ryan, in the strongest terms. i think what this does is it gives every republican, and don't forget, these are the two ranking republicans in the congress, gives every republican permission to distance, separate, draw a divide, criticize donald trump. what they did not do is take that further step, and there are lots -- there are lots of republican chatter about this, and i've been e-mailing with a bunch of republican sources, because the democrats are going to push on this, which is, okay, it's one thing to condemn donald trump an

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maybe he'll be the first. >> i can assume you agree, gloria? >> i do. >> can we move on and talk about the battleground state polls? north carolina hillary clinton is up by 4%, 45% to 41%, and in ohio, trump is up by 1%, give us your takeaway on these. >> i think these battleground polls are reflective of the national polls and they're very different for trump. he has to run the table and find another table, and he's not -- you know, he's not doing that. and a state like north carolina, you look at that, romney won that very narrowly last time, and trump should be running away with north carolina, or at least winning, and he's -- and he's not. pennsylvania, hillary, 9% lead. wisconsin, hillary is up 7, michigan, hillary is up 11 points. so if the election were held today, not really good for donald trump. 26 days is some time, but not an awful lot of time to make the deficit. >> what does that mean, she's up by 7% nationally, what does that mean to the down ticket which is important to republicans? >> it's troubling. you saw obama started talki

we thank gloria for that report. >>> i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening.hank gloria for that report. >>> i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> , a wet sunday as dried out but more rain expect teed come our way. >>> the giants keep their hopes alive as they say goodbye to a sports and broadcasting legend. >> church goes on for members of an east bay congregation. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> much needed rain hit the bay area, enough to send streams down the streets of martinez. we're dry again but that could soon change. >>> for now, the storms have moved to the east. at the lake it turned from rain to hail. a tweet shows a chunk of hail from the ground. the bay area was not flooded over but some cities were soaked. san francisco saw a downpour for a short time early this afternoon. right now, the keys -- the sky ares clear but tomorrow the rain could return. >> aren't the images nice to see. we want more rain. live doppler 7 showing we're drying out. you can see numerous lightning strikes. we'll take you to rain totals. exp

gloria is absolutely right. he's trying to rally his supporters, there's no question about that, and we've seen -- like sheriff clark out in milwaukee, don, talk about that, as well, saying you need to go out, you need to vote. but the bottom line is, this is a very explosive thing he's doing and it's very dangerous, quite frankly. we're supposed to be the leader of the free world and the democracy, and we're supposed to be spreading democracy and he's telling lies there is this widespread voter fraud here, that doesn't necessarily look good on the united states as a super power quite frankly, and listen i think that in some ways, it could get some of his supporters so riled up after the election, there is some concern, we've seen republican lawmakers try to back him off of it because there is some concern if he does lose, he would try to delegitimize the win of hillary clinton, and that's a problem. >> i was talking to a congressman who said if this election was going to be delegitimized, my congressional race

gloria allred will do anything for a tv ad. gloria allred sighines from med. she came on your program, wouldn't answer any questions and said, these -- >> first of all, i'm used to people coming on my program and not answering any questions. >> and saying what they may or may not be. >> several of these women have come forward using their names, mind you, which one could argue that if a woman comes forward decades after abuse or her own name, that's putting her neck out there and for you to say and others to claim that all of these women are either embellishing the the story or -- >> you believe juanita brodrick as much as these women? >> i'm glad you brought that up. this is something jason miller said. quote, this was in hallie's piece. to reach back decades in an attempt to mr. trump trifl i trivializes. >> absolutely not. juanita brodrick. let me answer you. juanita has independent proof. is that going to get the same attention these claims are getting which mr. trump vehemently denies and nbc cannot prove? because if they are, we should be talking about j

i do agree with gloria. i think this is sort of a clever move on behalf of hillary clinton to be making these calls and trying to broaden the universe of voters who would consider voting for her. trump has bigger problems to deal with right now, which is maybe why we're not hear him do as much outreach to democrats. we're obviously seeing him really sliding in the polls and he's got to get out there on the campaign trail today and show how he can bring his numbers back up. >> what about president obama, a.b.? president obama to this point, this is unprecedented, endorsing 150 candidates, i want to say 20 or 22 different states. he wants the dems to win, but is this about legacy-building, ahead of the 2020 redistricting? why is this so significant? >> well, it is about many things at once. you know one of his projects when he leaves office is going to be redistricting. it really is a stranglehold on our politics. most people in the country don't really understand that only 19% of us or something can get into

i'm gloria riviera with abc news. >> yeah? >> we want to ask a few questions. >> oh, i'm -- >> underage girls are trafficked on backpage.com, your company. >> no comment. >> we saw a real-life example of this last week -- >> i'm sorry. >> you're a father what would you want to say to him? he wants to know why this is going on. >> please -- >> initially when he saw us he said hello, how are you? as soon as we brought up law enforcement and the underage trafficking of young girls, he said he didn't want to talk to us. but now he's facing even tougher questions. crime by earning revenue from prostitution. and soliciting clients. and because of his alleged role, ferrara faces up to 22 years behind bars. his defense attorney says he's looking forward to his day in court. >> mr. ferrara looks forward to vigorously fighting these charges we believe are trumped up. >> reporter: tonight backpage attorney liz macdougal sent "nightline" a statement saying prostitution backpage.com's policies and backpage.com removes ads when contacted by

dana bash, gloria borger, david gregory and zeke miller. the story sounds similar to others heard over the past few day days. >> it does and making it harder, talki talking about before we heard this on tape describe it. harder for the trump campaign to come out with evidence that all of these women are not telling the truth. it doesn't mean that -- that we are going to say that they are all 100%, you know, rock solid. we don't know that. but the fact that this woman in particular, as you were saying did have people who at the time she told. it makes it a little harder, a lot harder, for them, for the trump campaign to discredit and it's a snowball effect when it comes to these allegations. >> gloria, what -- >> not just a snowball. >> what further hurts donald trump is that he himself spoke about doing these kinds of things in that "access hollywood" miked interview with billy bush. he spoke about doing precisely these kinds of things. because he's a star, he can do whatever he wants. >> i can't help myself. i just go up to them and start

gloria, let me begin with you.just the embrace, the way the two walked out the embrace between the two, the gratitude, the heaping of praise from hillary clinton to the first lady, what did you make of the whole thing? well, first of all, i think you have to say bar none michelle obama gets the prize of being the sur gas of the year. >> super surrogate. >> there's nobody that can talk about the race she can. first of all, humanizing hillary clinton, calling her the daughter of an orphan was so striking to me. talking about how hillary clinton grew up and what her mother -- that her mother was the daughter of annor unanimous and how hillary clinton grew up and how her mother raised her. the second thing that i think was so important and striking and i'd love to hear what you all think is the way she talked about voter suppression. she said, you know, their strategy the to make this election so dirty and ugly that you won't want to get out there and vote. she said to voters "don't let them take away your hope. you ge

she's gloria steinem, this is overheard. (audience applause) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you know, you saw a problem and over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. (audience applause) gloria steinem, welcome. - oh, thank you so much. thank you. - so nice to see you again. - yes, this is our second time- - our second time together, and seeing you again, i'm reminded of how you seem to have boundless energy. you never seem to tire of this work. long ago, you would've been forgiven for saying, "i've done my part." - no, nobody has boundless energy, but i'm so lucky to be- - you seem pretty boundless to me. (audience laughter) - i am so lucky to be doing something i love and care about and g

news.porter: gloria riviera, abc >> no doubt a powerful message. we thank gloria for that report. >>> i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great eveng iro: here's a snea iro: here's a sneak peek at the season premier of "afv." we know you're gonna love it. ? [ screams ] [ clicking ] woman: bye. oh. [ crash ] woman: oh! [ applause ] welcome to "america's funniest home videos." and now, here he is, the host of our show, alfonso ribeiro. [ ee] pow! hey, hey, hey!

the best is only moments away. >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news. >> love that story. >> isn't it great? not only got a scholarship, but she's already been accepted in the class of 2030. be accepted in the class of unt that early. look at her. she wants to be a teacher and will be a great one. >> reporter: her mom says she's really shy, so this is very out of the box for her, and she's hoping all the attention can help inspire her more. >> but she's got that video that i just want to play every single morning when i get up. just, like, yes, i'm going to be successful. look at her. go, girl, please, talk to me every single morning. >> inspiring us all. >>> more and more we hear about (?) (?) when you are suffering from chest congestion try mucinex 12-hour. mucinex is absorbed 60 percent faster than store brands. and lasts a full 12 hours. relieve chest congestion with mucinex, and enjoy living well. approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about eighty percent of tha

again, tell everybody we are expecting to hear from gloria at this hour. the public denial from donald trump is status quo about this even though 24 hours ago, they have evidence against the flurry of women that have come out. this new allegation published by the washington post, what do you have for us. >> it is a vigorous one. donald trump is denying these allegations and the campaign spokesperson says there trump strongly denies these phony allegations by someone looking to get free publicity. it dates back to the 1990s when this woman, kristen anderson, she was a model of new york city. she describes it as a pushy, red velv velvet couch the man to her right slipped his fingers and moved up her thighs and touched her inappropriately. she recognized him and looked over as immediately as donald trump and recognizinging his ha and eye brows. this is a story she shared with friends at the time and it comes up in conversations when they talked about some gross experiences as she puts it over the course of her lifetime. there are some fact that is she does no

gloria is correct. we don't have information about that looks like.hough legally speaking it's not so shocking we don't have conclusions. optically in politics this is an extraordinary measure and can be blamed on comey's decision to provide information on the court of public opinion where nobody else would. >> our justice correspondent evan perez quoting law enforcement sources saying these newly discovered e-mails that the fbi now has possession of are not related to the wikileaks matter or the clinton foundation although the sources will not describe in further detail the content of the e-mails. i want to bring in jason miller right now, the senior communications advisor to the trump campaign joining us from new york. jason, thanks very much for joining us. >> wolf, thank you for having me on. >> you heard your boss donald trump. he's obviously gleeful, but what if anything else do you know about this that is being made public by the fbi director himself. >> we're learning about this the same time the american public is but this is truly, truly rem

dana bash, gloria borger, david, carol lee.ant to play a clip, a little more of where these two candidates last night totally disagreed. >> we need a supreme court that in my opinion is going to uphold the second amendment and all amendments but the second amendment which is under absolute siege. >> i understand and respect the tradition of gun ownership. but i also believe there can be and must be reasonable regulation. >> do you want to see it overturned? >> if we put another two or three justices on, that's really what is -- that will happen. that will happen automatically in my opinion because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. >> i want to get everybody out of the shadows. get the economy working. and not let employers like donald exploit undocumented workers which hurts them but also hurts american workers. >> we cannot give amnesty. now, i want to build a wall. we need the wall. the border patrol, i.c.e., they all want the wall. we stop the drugs. we shore up the border. one of my first acts will be to get all

we thank gloria for that report. >>> i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. al interests buying influence in washington. a draft bill by scott tipton was largely written by tipton's biggest campaign contributor. even worse, tipton's plans threaten thousands of recreation industry jobs. gail schwartz will protect colorado's public lands, jobs, and our rural way of life. gail schwartz -- independent leadership for colorado. house majority pac is responsible >>reporter: information is limited right now from the ?te patrol. we know the vehicle was westbound on this role. it appears to have crashed through this fence and into the embankment. the car was so unrecognizable state troopers were not sure about the make and the model. the crash, shutting down the county line road four hours

we must note according to our department, gloria allred is a longtime clinton supporter. i mow show this morning, this claim that she is a political operative in cahoots with the democratic nominee. >> knows in the past 40 years as an attorney criticized both republicans and democrats. i'm not singling out donald trump. i'm not an operative, have had no contact with the clinton campaign in reference to the women who have come forward. no contact whatsoever, but i believe these women are entitled to have a choice to speak out, and i commend them for their courage in doing so. >> and joining me now, moveon.org, and from new york magazine and the bernard center for women, politics and public policy and co-founder of the women vote trump pact. thank you all for being here. and, you know, start with you, actually, amy. what did you make of donald trump this morning, he gave a speech billed in gettysburg as a policy speech but came out of the gate starting out saying he's going to sue the ten and soon to be 11 women who have accused him of sexual assault or groping. what do you

he has to change the narrative or he'll lose. >> gloria allred is a smart lawyer. anything in the law business, a lot of people just don't like lawyers, but she has the witness prepared. that witness, as you said, had a very detailed account. she was very nervous, but she was laying it out there, herself. >> yes. >> that was imprsive. >> i'll tell you, i w doing a lot of reading today, trying to understand what is the psychology that we have as a country where we seem to elevate the needs of men or people who have been accused of sexual misconduct above the needs of women who have said that this person has perpetrated a crime on me. one of the things that -- >> still are innocent until proven guilty under the law. >> absolutely, but you see, we live in a sort of rape culture and victim culture and a culture that doesn't believe women when they say that they have been sexually -- >> you think people don't believe this account? >> i believe of all the women i have been watching -- >> you don't believe these women are believed right now? >> i believe there are a lot o

here's abc's gloria riviera. ceo of backpage.com, the man behind what authorities are calling the world's top online brothel, facing criminal charges for the very first time. >> it is incredibly unique. there are thousands of children who will not be sold, to be raped by adults off of that website. >> reporter: similar to craigslist, backpage is a classified ad site. but with racy adult sections. like escorts, body rubs. technically legal services that law enforcement has called thinly veiled code for prostitution. >> the majority of children sold for sex in the united states today was trafficked using backpage. >> reporter: now ferrar's charged with multiple counts of pimping a minor and conspiracy. the moment that tom has been waiting for. >> he's just as accountable as the pimp that sold her, in my mind. >> reporter: this is tom's >> reporter: they are the sweet dreams of a seventh grade girl. but what lay ahead was a nightmare her parents never saw coming. >> they took everything from my little girl. >> i liv

here's gloria riviera. >> start my day in a positive way. only 8, when jordan phipps makes a promise, you believe her. >> i will pay attention and i will do my best. and i will study hard for every test. >> reporter: the soccer-loving third-grader from garland, texas, asked her mom to post her promises. that video went viral. >> i will take advantage of what i will have the attitude of a north texas eagle. >> reporter: she's obsessed with the university of north texas, her mom's alma mater. her video and clear academic enthusiasm led u.n.t. to make jordan a life-changing offer, surprising her at school. >> we have for you a $10,000 scholarship. [ cheers and applause ] >> she touched us with her video, and her spirit and her positive attitude. >> reporter: jordan tells us she may want to major in engineering, and has a message for other little girls. >> that they can do whatever they want to do, and they can do whatever they stic >> reporter: and just because it really is so sweet, here's one last look. >> i am smart, i am a leader. failure i

gloria, is hillary clinton's support for these democrats in very tight races working?: well, we don't know yet. but i think at this point they're feels so confident that they're thinking about governing. if you look at the -- >> even though she said she wasn wasn't. >> when you look at the last 7 1/2 years of this president, you've seen a hallowing out of democrats at the state legislative level. they've lost 900 state legislative seats. governors are almost 3-1 republican governors. so what they're trying to do, in addition to taking back the senate and getting close to taking back the house, they're trying to take advantage of this opportunity. they believe that they that advantage right now by trying to get people to vote straight democratic. ironically, republicans want ticket splitting to occur. democrats are saying no, no, just vote all democrats. >> interesting, because a lot of these democrats who are in these tight races want to be seen with hillary clinton on this day. maggie hassen, the democrat governor of new hampshire, running against kelly ayotte, she wa

./// (( mama gloria: good morning channel 8 i am so proud of you all. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. he's divisive and dangerous. "uh, i don't know what i said. uh... i don't remember." but congressman hardy supports trump 100% and said he'll do whatever trump wants him to do. hardy even said people with disabilities are a drain on society and that seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government. donald trump and congressman hardy -- each and every morning and you know brian i tell you but you're crew is wonderful. kirsten and my little sherry that's my baby but anyway. be good and mama loves you i'm gonna come down and see you ok?

he's all sail and no anchor. >> gloria, you did a story on trump.e if they even know the real trump. >> when i talk to people who have known him for 30 years and i would ask them who is donald trump's best friend and they would pause because they would never name themselves and they would pause and say to a person he doesn't have a best friend. he is his own best friend. and that is because friendship is kind of a two-way street. he can be generous to people, he can listen to people hereby can be caring. a lot of them told me when they had a sick member of the family or a death in the family he was very caring but on a day-to-day basis, they say nobody is really his best friend because it's all about donald trump. everything is about trump and what he get from the crowd and what he get from running for president is the adulation that he craves that his biographer was talking about and the reason he ran for president is because he wasn't getting it from business so he had to get it somewhere else. >> i think it's true of anyone who has a relentless d

and this goes back to what gloria was saying.hey're trying to deflect from the content of the e-mails. there is an argument to be made that maybe people should be concerned that russia is trying to affect the election. especially in light of what donald trump has said supporting putin and supporting wikileaks as well. >> mark, you have the wikileaks e-mails, mark and the rnc putting out e-mails that have been verified by a network. they show that the clinton foundation officials, they gave special attention to friends of bill after the earthquake in haiti. these were friends of bill who were trying to help, so that is sort of -- they're like, hey, these people were doing humanitarian work after the haiti earthquake. i think it still just speaks to this getting sort of the inside track in her state department. >> right. the level of access given your position of power because you were put there by the -- by the people. and that's what donald trump has been trying to hit home, that the clintons have been in office their entire live

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juan: su inspiraciÓn es gloria, su mamÁ.a la semana y los fines de semana tambiÉn. luego, trabajar en el dÍa cuando estamos en la escuela para llevarnos a las prÁcticas. juan: nos cuenta gloria que tiene que trabajar en la noche. es cuando la adolescente hace de segunda madre para sus hermanos. >> estoy muy orgullosa de ella. es muy buena hija. ahora que tiene 17, me ayuda manejando, trayendo, llevando. las veces que yo no puedo le dejo el carro iba por los niÑos. juan: cocina para ellos y limpia la casa. que sus hermanos lo obedezcan en la parte mÁs difÍcil de sus actividades. casandra: a veces no quieren poner atenciÓn y no me hacen caso. juan: eso le ha ayudado a forjar su carÁcter y ser responsable. quiere convertirse en ingeniera dental. para poder ayudar econÓmicamente su familia, y no batallar durante su vida, dice, le gustarÍa ser dentista. Ésta jovencita estÁ preparando los trÁmites para asistir a la universidad. se trata de un proceso desconocido y complicado para los estudiantes y sus padres. es necesario que algu

you had gloria allred on earlier. the allegations are going to continue again today. she has someone else. so this is -- i have this fear about the public mind and its ability to retain things over time. and it's so -- you know, 90 days ago in news now is ancient history. people forget so much. we do have to, at least a couple of times day, at least in my show, replay that tape. this is what we're talk about. he admitted to this. it's not just admitted. it's not like, oh, they dragged it out of him and the cops worked him for hours and he finally cracked and he said this thing. it's no, no. he boasted about it. >> right. >> and that is what criminals do backstage in their lives. they boast about the stuff that they do. and so it should never be forgotten. he would be impeached if he was the president caught on tape saying that. bob packwood was expelled from the united states senate. he resigned days before he was to be expelled for less than that. he was never on tape saying that. he was accused of not grabbing people that way but trying to kiss women against their w

famous civil rights attorney gloria allred spoke on thier behalf. take sot gloria allred, attorney "writing this statement brings me to tears even though it's been so long. i have been fighting for almost three years and to not get the opportunity for my voice to he heard in person makes me sick. the eight year prison sentence handed down will run concurrently with his 18-year sentence. . a las vegas woman makes a strange claim... after police say she tried burning down the l-g-b-t center. according to police..video shows grewndolyn glancey entered "the center" saturday night lighting books on fire. when glancy was taken into custody... she allegedly told a security guard that oprah told her to do it because.. gay people needed to quote "pay for their sins." glancy was placed on a psychiatric hold and taken to the clark county detention center. vice president joe biden could hillary clinton wins the elections. politico is reporting that he is on the top of the internal short list. biden chaired the senate foreign relations committee before joining t