gloria: i do. this race, if nothing else has and volatile and swings there are a few are number of persuadable voters left. some people say 6%, 7%, i say the number is probably smaller than that. i do believe that donald trump right now is doing something we have not seen before witches onying -- which is staying message and he has a simple message about hillary clinton and has given his republican candidates something they can cheerfully talk about, which is running against hillary clinton. for the first time in the campaign, they are singing from the same songbook and that will help him. will it be enough? does hillary clinton have some old in advantages in this electoral college? yes, she does. he has to find blue states to flip and he is looking for them and he is looking in states like wisconsin, states like michigan, and at this point overnight as howard banker is to say, overnight is a lifetime in politics. and i believe in this race more than any other is true. david: he is doing something

jimmy, gloria! - hi, jack. - hello, how are you jimmy? gloria, how are you? sit down, sit down, jimmy. i'm sorry i'm late, jimmy, but let me tell you what happened. rry. oh mildred! (laughter) - here i am, jimmy. - why are you always lagging behind? - well, my steps ain't as big as yours. - well, here we are. gloria, this is mildred. - how do you do? - pleased to make your acquaintance. - and mildred, this is jimmy stewart. jimmy stewart! - yes, yes. - well, this is certainly an unexpected pleasurable event. (laughter) - well, sit down. jimmy, sit right where you were here by gloria. and mildred, you sit next to jimmy right over there. well, here we are. - gee, this is certainly a ritzy joint. - well, i-- - [jack] no, no, you see, mildred works at cbs. - oh, she's in television. - well, you see, i-- - well no, no, not exactly - what are you hemming and hawing about? i'm a telephone operator and i'm proud of it. (laughter) - look, mildred-- - if it wasn't for me, you wouldn't be able to talk to those other big shots. - mildred, please-- - all right, all right,

karen: gloria fox, thank you. then, i will be working with women in government and the national caucus of black state legislators. karen: congratulations to you. up next, how interracial relationships in america from yesteryear to today have karen: can you believe it? it was just 50 years ago that the supreme court invalidated laws preventing interracial marriage. books since states across -- in states across america since colonial days. -- to set in motion a series of court challenges that would eventually overturned those laws. the struggles endured by the couple and their journey to the supreme court for loving versus virginia is a new movie called, i am going to build you a house, right here, our house. when you marry me? >> they were two people that love each other and not understand what the rest of the world could not see it. >> i wanted to take her up to dcn marry her. >> are you sure about that? >> he was white, and she was black, and the world told them they could not love each other. >> -- they had your

gloria, gloria, please don't start that. you know i can't handle tears. i'm pregnant and i get upset easily, and you know how hard i worked on that dinner. why should i apologize to archie when he's wrong? (crying) gloria, what kind of man would i be hildren? (crying) who would-- who would-- who would honor a man like that? i wouldn't, you wouldn't, our child wouldn't. (crying) arch, i apologize. you happy? it's thanksgiving and you made me eat crow. michael, honey. please. try to get along with daddy. how can i, gloria? the man's mind is a one-way street leading to a dead-end. just avoid arguments. michael, you're very bright. you know the three subjects you should never discuss with him. religion, politics or anything else. all right, all right. i'll try to do my best but i'm not promising anything. now, when they go out, and he's losin' his temper, she just warns him by givin' him a lovely, little playful tug on his ear like that. it's a wonder he doesn't look like dumbo. sweetheart, it works. so if i see that you're gonna lose control tonight, i'll ju

come here. ( giggling ) gloria. gloria, we have been living with your folks since we're married. we don't get the house alone that much. oh, we're not alone. lionel's upstairs. lionel! why? he's fixing the portable tv for dad. ( groans ) and then, later, he's going to take the present and get some fresh-cut flowers and deliver them together, just to make it more romantic. hey, how's it going, mike? hey. hey, lionel. how are you? i'll get the present. hey, so, what's new on campus with all you angry white social democrats, huh? oh, we're shaking 'em up. ha ha. okay. hey, where's your father-in-law? oh, he's at church. good. is he still giving you a hard time? i'm used to him by now. you know his latest kick? what? asking me what i'm gonna be when i get to college. he likes to hear me say, "i'm gon' be a 'lectical engineer." you say that for him? give the people what they want, man. an electrical engineer? here's the present and the card. and mom likes just about any kind of flowers, so will a dollar be enough? crazy. where i get my flowers, this represents a buck profit. ( chuckle

[grunts] gloria! mike, gloria! they ain't home. it must be sunday. if it ain't monday. holy... ugh... i could croak down here and nobody would know. last will and tentacle. this is archie bunker, 704 hauser street, speaking to you from the cellar of 704 hauser street. to my wife, edith bunker, to her all my worldly goods including the house, 704 hauser street, and everything in it, except the following items. to my son-in-law, meathead stivic, i leave my original 48-star american flag, leaving out alaska and hawaii. the above, i leave my personal living-room chair for her to use as a centralpiece in her own someday living room. to mrs. irene lorenzo... who killed me... to mrs. irene lorenzo-- [blows raspberry] another day gone by. maybe it's tuesday, if it ain't wednesday. ohh... last will and tail. i want to say to my son-in-law, meathead, you take care of my little girl. don't you ever go on the welfare. support her. don't worry, arch, i'll take care of her. she's my responsibility now and i'll provide for her. daddy, don't worry about us. what about mom? oh, god takes care o

i was told that gloria morgan was filth. that she was an abomination who preyed o othe weaknesses of lonely men. - you're a liar. - that she was a liar, a chcht, a thief-- - you're lying! you're a liar! - am i? then what is the truth, mr. sommers? do you want me to tell people she was a saint? - (scoffs) nonsense. have you ever known a woman that was? - no, i haven't. part saint, part devil, a great deal of turtledove and a whole lot of cat. - that's gloria. - i understand a gun battle was fought for her favors. - not for her favors, sir. for her hand, in marriage. - i beg your pardon. - i suppose... the other fellow h right to court her as i did, but... if you hadn'n'noticed, i walk with a limp. it was a good fight and a fair fight, and when it was over, we were both near dead. - and gloria morgan? - she waited until we'd both recovered our healths. then... told us she... didn't love either one of us... (door opens, closes) - i believe clay sent word i was coming. - yeah, he did. - and you know what clay wants you to do. -

the last time they made a sexy picture was with gloria dehaven. gloria dehaven made sexy movies? yeah. she made sexy movies. i tell you another one too, betty grable. and she was sexy. but, you see, her, she never showed you no sex, you know? what do you mean? what do i mean? she left it all in your, what you call, imagination, see? she left it in your mind. that's where sex ought to be. no. not for me, arch. no. n-n-not for you. i ain't talking about you. i'm talking about the movies. do you know that they once insured no. i wouldn't give you two bits for marlo brandon's legs. or any other parts of him i just seen featured. i get the feeling you didn't like that movie. it was so filthy, i nearly walked out of it. hey! hello there, mrs. bunker! oh, jeez! hello, mr. kelsey. and what brings you down here? well, it was your phone call. ah-ha-ha-ha! so that's who you was talking to on the phone there? ain't nothing sacred no more? whatever happened to "a man's bar is his castle"? archie, don't blame mr. kelsey. mike called him and asked him to phone us if you came in here. oh, the me

okay, how about gloria, are you still with me? >> reporter: i am. >> okay, so, gloria, what do you expect the first order of business to be for a chief of staff, reince priebus, at this point? >> reporter: well, i think they have to work on the cabinet, obviously, and they have to work on the first 100 days' agenda, which is going to be very important. there was discussion today of congress meeting right after the inauguration to deal with the questions of obamacare, what you do with obamacare. so, i think you have to get your white house staff together. i am sure steve bannon will still be an important part of that white house staff, as kellyanne conway will be. and i think that you have to get those ducks in a row. then you have to get your legislative person. you have to figure out the president-elect's first 100-day promotions. and you have to go down your list about what you can do, say through executive action. there are some things he can do on immigration through executive orders that he has promised he will do. and then y

gloria: i do.his race, if nothing else has been volatile and swings and there are a fewer number of persuadable voters left. some people say 6%, 7%, i say the number is probably smaller than that. i do believe that donald trump right now is doing something we have not seen before which is staying on message and he has a simple message about hillary clinton and has given his republican candidates something they can cheerfully talk about, which is running against hillary clinton. for the first time in the campaign, they are singing from the same songbook and that will help him. will it be enough? does hillary clinton have some built-in advantages in this electoral college? yes, she does. he has to find blue states to flip and he is looking for them and he is looking in tates like wisconsin, states like michigan, and at this oint overnight as howard baker used to say, overnight is a lifetime in politics. and i believe in this race more than any other is true. david: he is doing something else very sma

gloria will hold the spoons. you feed him, gloria. go ahead. all right, daddy, you keep your eyes closed. no peeking. no peeking. okay, open your mouth. ah. well? uh... hah! you can't tell the difference. wait a minute, will you, meathead? give me a chance with the other one there. go ahead. okay, daddy, here's the other one. gloria! don't force him to eat that if he don't want it. that's the one! i got it. that's my spoon. pay me off the quarter. wrong! i've been holding your world's fair spoon the whole time. you owe me a quarter. pay up. you ain't gonna get the quarter. the bet is off. because why? because you are a lousy crook. here's the policy, archie. good. now, first thing monday morning i'm gonna take this policy down to the guy who sold it to me, joe peterson, an old vfw buddy of mine, and he's going to take care of yours truly, personally. uh, i'm going to have to ask you a very important question, arch, and be careful how you answer. was the locket lost or was it stolen? uh, what's the difference? 300 bucks. huh? ocket was stolen, y

gloria mentioned we will a see what tomorrow morning. it may bring controversy about his own finances again because the "new york times" has a story tonight suggesting he used a very exotic tax device to save himself hundreds of millions of dollars back in the early '90s. that for sure, as complicated as it is, the bottom line isn't, which is that he manipulated the system in a way that seems untoward. i'm sure the clinton campaign will have plenty to say about that tony. >> you look at the polling on the e-mails and the polling on the taxing -- they haven't stuck. will they even matter? haven't most people made up their minds. either one of you. >> look. >> the question is -- >> go ahead, david. >> go ahead. >> i was going say, the question is how much of this is essentially priced into their stock at this point. >> baked in. >> tens of millions of people have voted already. and people have heard an awful lot. this does seem like a preprise f old stories. we need to look at these stories at week end and say if there is an impact. >> glo

gloria: yes! whoo! whoo-whoo! steve: introduce everybody, gloria. gloria: well, i have my gorgeous daughter geralyn here with me today, my beautiful niece brittany, one of my 3 sisters and my best friend, edna,

clark county registrar joe gloria.. through his council expressed a willingness to give the names of the workers if there were to be an investigation... but...again...the judge refused to pass the motion... saying if gloria and clark county are willing to do that... that is their right... neither side commented after the hearing.... with background checks for certain gun purchases. it's one of the questions we're following closely tonight. what supporters are doing to prepare for tonight's results. and fox5's political analyst mark peplowski joins us after the break to talk about the latest poll numbers. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 5. hours remain for nevadans to get to the polls. fox5's kathleen jacob continues our team coverage live from the polling place at foothill high school in henderson. closed captioning " " closed captioning will resume shortly this election is a lot different than what we've seen in years passed. but as we all focus on the presidential electio

finally now, nia malik henderson, gloria borger and david axelrod with me on my program. but first, i said something earlier today that provoked a strong reaction. my view hasn't changed. in fact, i think it needs to be said again. elections used to be an end point. one celebrated, another licked wounds and people moved forward. we live in polarized times with many causes and well known milestones. what among them was eight years ago when at the time, president obama's inauguration was taking place, senator mitch mcconnell, now the majority leader, implored his fellow republicans, the single most important thing that we want to achieve is for president obama to be a one-term president, unquote. partisan competition, that's healthy. democracy depends upon it. but this ushered in an ugly era of vitriol and obstructionism that went far beyond trying to defeat someone at the ballot box and now even before this election has ended, there are troubling signs that things are about to get even worse. paul waldman summarized in yesterday's "washington post" including that a differe

gloria! what are you doing down here? you ought to be in bed. i feel too bad to lie down. did you call dr. nelson? yeah, but he can't come. he says he don't feel well enough to make house calls. oh, no, you mean dr. nelson's sick too? yeah, and he thinks it sounds like both of you got the same thing. well, what did you tell him? oh, ma. i feel awful. aww. dinner will be ready soon. some nice stew will make you feel better. not so loud. my stomach might hear you. i can't face any food. oh, maybe you're right. they say, "starve a cold and feed a fever." well, what am i supposed to do? i got a cold and a fever. little for your cold in the morning. no. no food, ma. edith! there's your father. coming, archie! hello, archie. ah-choo! oh, gesundheit. ah-choo! oh, gesundheit! ah-choo! gesundheit! hello, archie. wait a minute. wait a minute. you see what you've done? you went back, you pick up three loads of germs, then you come and dump them on me! stay away from me. daddy, you never have any sympathy for anybody but yourself. can't you see i got the flu? well, whose fault is that

joe gloria.. through his council expressed a willingness to give the names of the workers if ther an investigation... but the judge refused to pass the motion... saying if gloria and clark county are willing to do that... that is their right... neither side offered comment after the hearing.... and we're following breaking news out of california-- one person dead and three others injured in a shooting near a los angeles area polling site. an elementary school that's also a polling place was on lockdown. azusa police say someone fired on scene, but none of them were hurt. he says the officers had to seek cover. he also was unable to say whether those injured had been shot. no arrests have been made. the polls just closed in seven states-- adding to another two that closed an hour ago. we are beginning to see totals filter in. christine maddela joins us live from the newsroom with a look at the latest results. ad lib results presidential race we are closely besides the watching our key state races.

oh, you and gloria gonna have some cornflakes? no, no, no. gloria's gonna have the orange. i'm gonna have the cornflakes. oh, don't you want a bowl for your cereal? no, i like to eat the cereal dry and then i wash it down with the milk. that way it doesn't get soggy. oh. [knocking] mr. jefferson. come in. george: morning. george, what are you doing away from the store? don't worry. i left lionel in charge. mrs. bunker, this has nothing to do with you. where's your husband? he just went upstairs to bed. well, i gotta talk to him. it's important. oh, well, all right. come on in. i'm sure he ain't asleep yet. archie, are you in bed yet? archie: no, not yet, edith. i'm looking out the window. do you know the jeffersons left their shades up? did you know they was putting new wallpaper on the wall of their bedroom? holy cow, them coloreds are wild about stripes. archie: that don't sound like your voice, edith. no, archie. we've got company. yeah, so i see. thanks for letting me know. bunker, take a look at this. it's a $20 bill. what did you do, hit a number? you gave me $20 when

gloria: yes! whoo! whoo-whoo! steve: introduce everybody, gloria.l, i have my gorgeous daughter geralyn here with me today, my beautiful niece brittany, one of my 3 sisters and my best friend, edna, and my jazzy niece jessica. [cheering and applause] steve: let's get it on. let's play "feud." give me ian. give me gloria. let's go. ["family feud" theme playing] top 7 answers on the board. here we go. name something your grandma is really too old to be wearing in public. gloria: a bikini. steve: a bikini.

i begin with you, gloria, on the new reporting. what's going on behind the scenes and how different this is? >> it's different. and why would we expect anything else, given the nature of the campaign. i have spoken with a source familiar with the transition who says that they didn't start focusing on the transition until quite late, because quite frankly, they didn't expect to win. period. that's it. and when they did, they saw some things they didn't like, and they tried to understand what was occurring. what strikes me,ened you put your finger on it, the insular quality to all of this. they are hearing from people who were in the bush administration. don't forget, you've got eight years of pent-up demand from republicans who want to go into government and help, and i think above all else, this is about loyalty and the trump team is saying, huh-uh. you weren't with us. sorry. we may not be returning your calls. goes to the political class as well as the donor class. >> fascinating. what about jared kushner? a lot of talk about his

se lo ha llevado gloria. ¿gloria? ya te explicaré. no te lo puedo decir.inanzas en miami. les debo a todos una explicación. pero ahorita necesito tu carro, por favor. está bien... pero me dejas confundido. ¿qué tiene que ver gloria en todo esto? te prometo que te lo explicaré más tarde. no te preocupes. hasta luego. al día siguiente, roberto se siente mucho mejor. mientras desayuna, angela termina de contarle la historia de sus abuelos, rosario y fernando y de la búsqueda de raquel. ¿y todo eso pasó mientras yo estaba enterrado en la excavación? iparece una telenovela! es como un sueño, ¿no? y pensar que papá creyó toda su vida que su padre había muerto... así que tú tampoco lo conoces. no, el abuelo está muy enfermo y lo han llevado a un hospital. pero sí he conocido al tío arturo que ha venido desde la argentina. es muy simpático. ¿cómo es arturo? ¿se parece a papá? no tanto. acuérdate que tienen padres diferentes. sí, claro. cuéntame más de él. es muy simpático. y, ¿sabes qué? creo que él y raquel... como que... naturalmente. ino hay una telenovela comp

oh, thanks, gloria. thanks, mike. edith, i want to know why you sent back this invitation to our class reunion. oh, i'm sorry, amelia, but i can't go. but you got to go. it's going to be a marvelous party. remember mavis pike? yeah! well, mavis is making us a special banner. s was always good with words. her father was a butcher. she used to write his windows. what did she do? you know, "special today: chuck steak." coffee and cookies, everybody. hey, cousin amelia. yeah? did you talk ma into going to the reunion yet? not yet. what's the matter with you, arch? why don't you take her? do i have to report to you whatever-- hey, hey! hey! that's my tomorrow's-lunch twinkie you're eating there. jeez, ain't nothing sacred to you at all? sorry. i forgot. they ought to make a horror movie out of your stomach. want the rest? i don't want it now! daddy, you're just evading the issue. why won't you take ma to her class reunion? i promised barney hefner that i'm gonna go bowling with him on saturday. that's a promise. that's a p

it wasn't a thought bubble, gloria. >> right. it was a real -- >> maybe it was in the prompter, who knows. >> i don't think so. >> for clinton campaign t seems like there's -- before well this letter out from the fbi, before comey and after comey and then before comey, clinton pivoted to what she would do as president. now she and her surrogates are attacking, listen. >> just a few days ago i want you to hear this because this has never happened to a major -- to a nominee of a major party. just a few days ago, donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the klu klux klan. they wrote their endorsement under the slogan of his campaign, make america great again. they said it's about preserving white identity and they've placed their faith and hope in him. >> so, gloria, i want you to respond, but kerstin said -- if i'm looking at my notes earlier, kerstin said she should leave the hitting up to his surrogates and focus on a more positive message. do you agree with what she said to our producers earlier? >> this -- i do. i

((christianne klein)) >> judge gloria sturman denied the trump campaign's directing the clark county registrar of voters joe gloria to preserve names of poll workers and separate ballots from early voters in four voting sites. this is one of those polling sites in dispute.. cardenas market.. the trump campaign alleges that polls were kept open past closing on the last day of early voting and that they believe people were allowed to vote that were not in line when polls were supposed to close earlier in the evening. judge sturman was firm.. saying she found it disturbing that to harassment and ridicule- saying they are just doing their civic duty.. she also said the trump campaign failed to exhaust their administrative remedy.. essentially saying the next step was to inform the secretary of state of any issue- not bring the matter to court.. trump campaign attorneys argued that they wanted the court to issue an order to preserve all records- including time of votes to challenge any votes posted after 8 pm.. and polls workers identities.. ((brian hardy/trump campaign attorney// judge g

gloria borger, you've been seated and pop add microphone on. you tell me what you're learning. >> there are conflicting views about how involved jared kushner is in all of this. this is not some mid-level policy decision about getting rid of christie appointees. maybe jared kushner didn't do it by himself. there are questions about chris christie's loyalty, et cetera. but what i've been told, and so i'm getting pushback on that from inside the transition, outside the transition in christie world i think there's a very different feeling about this. but the truth of the matter is the bottom line is here that this was a campaign who paid absolutely no attention to transition before it occurred. i was told that they didn't believe they were going to win so they didn't pay attention to it. and sudden ly they felt -- and this is a quote -- no one put a check into this whole thing. so now off situation where they're drinking out of the end of a fire hose here and they are trying to do an awful lot at one time and what strikes me is the insular quality

in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc11 eyewitness news. away. the team squanders a second half lead to lose the game. we'll break down the action. plus...hear from quarterback cam newton about the tough loss. maverick rowan was scratched from today's matinee against st. francis. rowan is dealing with a possible suffered friday night in that narrow win over georgia southern. trin dorn and ted kapita put on a two-man clinic. 1st half...dorn the steal and the one man break. he finished wth the slam. dorn had three steals on the day -- here's another in the second half...he loves the euro step in the lane. he paced the pack with 21 points but the surprise came from kapita in his debut since being cleared by the ncaa...great finish under the rim. he really pumped in this one. later -- kapita...strong move..bucket and one. 17 points and 8 boards for him in the pack's 86 to 61 win tar heels hosting ut chattanooga at the smith center berry finding the cutting isaiah hicks who sticks the landing -- finally a tiny bit of breathing room. freshman tony brad

gloria: toys "r" us has temporarily pulled the truck from sale pending further investigation. the manufacturer telling fortune magazine it is aware of the incident and working around the clock to identify the cause. this year alone, at least 44 toys have been recalled due to unforeseen hazards, but consumer safety advocates warn, many of these recalled toys are still in american homes and some are even available for purchase online from sites like craigslist or ebay. sellers online that may not have the oversight to even realize they've been recalled. gloria to protect consumers the : attorney general's office in illinois released a guide listing toys recalled by manufacturers. it includes popular items like the aero cruz sky rover, which can overheat. crazy jewels, which contain traces of lead. and moogy plus for babies, a potential choking hazard. the toy industry of says u.s. toy safety requirements are among the strictest in the and stay up to date on all toy recalls. gloria riviera, abc news washington. ,sean: turning now to sports, the bruins took on the senators in otta

gloria riviera has more. donald trump and his staff - blasting a vote recount in wisconsin! (fox news sunday) vote recount in wisconsin! (fox news sunday) sot - reince priebus / chair - rnc / inco "it's a total waste of everybody's time." green party candidate jill stein started the effort last week? sot - jill stein / green party "there were a lot of hacks taking place around this election." and this weekend - hillary clinton's team joining the fray. those announcements triggering a tweet-storm fromdonald tru. the firing off seven tweets in 70 minutes? nearly all aimed at clinton? but her general counsel says clinton staffers "intend to participate" to ensure fairness. (abc this week) sot - sen. bernie sanders / (i) vermont "it's a legal right. it's not a big deal. i don't think anybody, secretary clinton or anybody else, thinks that there's going to be stoking fears about the election's integrity? (file - october 2016 - oh) sot - donald trump "it's a rigged election. believe me." (file - september 2016 - nc) sot - donald trump "and we know it's a rigged system." now, trump

nia, tell me more stories. >> gloria, do you want to go?know, so gwen and i started out at the girls on "washington week" because, you know, there were a lot of these agust male reporters, rick smith of "the new york times" and haynes johnson of "the washington post" and paul duke was the moderator. and it was just at a time when they were sort of letting women reporters actually be on this show. and gwen and i always had a lot of fun with it because when we would sit across the table from one person in particular, whose name i will not mention, he used to wink at us before the show started. >> oh, please. >> and gwen and i would look at each other, did you get that wink? yeah, i got that wink. did you get that wink? and then, of course, it was so wonderful when gwen became the host of "washington week," it was really an important moment for that show and to recognize gwen as the person who would take it over and do such a wonderful job with it. taking the show on the road, which she did, during election years and bringing herself into that

gloria, much appreciated as always. did you want to get a point in, gloria, go ahead. >> i was going to say on the hispanic voter front, i was talking to a republican in the state of florida earlier today, and he is looking at all the early votes, he said african-american vote is down, but hispanic vote is up tremendously in the state of florida, and he as a republican believes that's going to to benefit democrats. >> i have to say come grat u laces to the cubbies. >> we need two more, but thank you. >> i know, let's see if the curse of the billy goat is gone for sure. >>> when we come back, this may be the nastiest campaign in years, has it poisoned our politics? i'm going to talk to a man who says we've become so partisan, we don't just want to defeat our opponents, we want to put them behind bars. bp engineers use underwater robots, so they can keep watch over operations below the sea, even from thousands of feet above. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. our progressive direct r

i have gloria, kirsten and david back with me and also manu. david gergen, let me begin with you, on cnn.com someone wrote it like this in reference to the fbi and doj. "another casualty of 2016 has been the mystique of the fbi. the fact that it appears that not everyone is on the same page." >> the leaks have been horrendous. >> leaky. >> very leaky and there ought to be some way to put a stop to it. it ought to be a firing offense if you're caught leaking because the leaks are confusing, depressing and unfair to mrs. clinton but there have also been some leaks against mr. trump so both sides have reason to be rarngry but where is the leadership of the justice department and fbi to crack down on this? you have to put people under pressure and say you leak, you're gone. >> it's not just donald trump who has been saying the "i" word, impeachment, impeachment. >> and there's no basis for that. >> we've been doing the checking. there isn't that we've seen. so manu my question is with the cacophony from republicans on impeachment, of all people, yo

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he used to tease gloria that way. oh. you're just like your father. - no, i'm not. - yes, you are. yes, i am! yes. yes, except he's 30 years older and he has more hair. oh, sidney. oh. [giggles] oh, dr. shapiro! - thank you. - you're welcome. mrs. bunker, is there something wrong with your leg? oh, no, no. - no? hmm. - nothin'. you, with the hole in the arm, i have to talk to your aunt, i don't like root beer. it's for me! go. go, go, go. come on, come on. i'll be there in a minute. okay, mrs. bunker, i want you to hop right up here-- pardon me. here you go. and i want to take a look at that leg. oh, it ain't nothing. it's just a bruise. well, come on. you put your feet right up here and let me examine it. i guess i bumped it against the bottom drawer when i was putting archie's socks away. leaves his drawers open. - [gasps] - oh, sidney! ow! aw! why does it hurt so much? because i don't think it's an ordinary bruise, mrs. bunker. it could be phlebitis. what's that? it's a blood clot and it can travel. where? hmm, that's a long trip. and it could be serious, but we're not gonna let

¿cómo encontrarás a gloria? ella regresará.solver. necesito salir a nueva york inmediatamente. pero, juan... déjalo, déjalo. no es el momento. bien. sigue contándonos del problema de gloria. itaxi! raquel: en cuanto lleguemos al hotel, veré si hay noticias. buenas noches. buenas noches. gracias. disculpe... ¿dígame? ¿me podría decir cuál es el número de la habitación de la licenciada raquel rodríguez? ¿cómo no? es la habitación trescientos dieciséis. perfecto. gracias. señorita rodríguez, hay un mensaje para ud. gracias. es de ramón. aquí explica lo de don fernando. dice que pasado mañana regresará de guadalajara. son sólo unos exámenes como decían en el hospital. bueno, no hay de qué preocuparse. angela, parecés cansada. ay, lo estoy. no dormí nada en toda la noche. sí. y yo tengo que descansar. buenas noches. hasta luego. ¿y vos? si es una invitación a cenar antes debo subir a mi habitación. bueno, nos encontramos abajo en quince minutos. media hora. bueno. en unos minutos voy a salir con arturo a cenar. me gustaría estar a s

>> i think that's possible, but i think david and gloria and you have don, have been saying what this is about is fear. let me just be kind of the glass half full person for a minute here. we're seeing peaceful protests in the streets. we're not seeing tanks. you know, this is another example, an illustration of a healthy democracy. obviously one is what we saw yesterday, which is an election and this is people who are never mind not thrilled with the outcome, fearful of it and they want their voices to be heard because they don't feel that they were heard at the ballot box because the candidate that they are unsure of and frankly many of them scared of will be the next president of the united states. we're having this conversation now because they're using their right to protest. >> that is part of app american democracy, mark. the question is do we expect to see more of these? van jones said he expects these to grow at least for the time being. >> i think van is right. i really think it's situational. look this is still very raw at this time last night we still department know who w

gloria borger, to you now on the phone. frankly, the pick of reince priebus is getting overshadowed, not just a bit, a lot by the pick of steve bannon. why? >> well, i think steve bannon is way more controversial. you know, reince priebus is a figure well known to the establishment in washington, and he will cleefl provide the bridge to the washington establishment to work for legislation that donald trump wants to achieve, including the important first 100 days. they're going to drop an agenda. >> he is someone, gloria -- >> try to figure out what can get done and what can't get done, what he can do through executive action and what he can't. and what steve bannon is going to do as a chief strategist and senior counselor is kind of keep in touch with the conservative movement and the populist movement and the right movement in the republican party that brought donald trump to the presidency. so, i think one is building a bridge to the establishment, and the other is making sure that there is a continuous bridge to the base

i want to parse these numbers and have a bigger conversation with cnn political analyst gloria borger, ed o'keefe is with us as well, political reporter for the "washington post." april ryan is here, white house correspondent for american urban radio networks. and brian stelter, cnn's media correspondent and host of "reliable sources." we are six days away but big picture, gloria, we ran through the numbers and we'll go through those states again. the fact that hillary clinton has added this stop in the detroit on friday, you could call it the bluest of blue, i think it was red in '88 and that was it. why are they doing this? >> well, she has to keep her blue wall. the firewall and michigan is important. obviously republicans are seeing some numbers tighten. they're probably going to be heartened in the clinton campaign today that the polling out of wisconsin shows her up six point there is so they can breathe a sigh of relief about the state of wisconsin. not that they're worried about it but it's part of their blue wall so, look, when you talk to the clinton people they will tell yo

gloria riviera, abc news, washington. "here's your suitcase. bye. get your suitcase get your suitcase and get out. bye." a disturbing video out of it shows a mother -- yelling at her 8-year-old son -- for voting for donald trump -- in a mock election. she made him stand outside -- carrying a sign -- reading -- "my mom kicked me out the house -- because i voted for donald trump." "i hope you find another tv to see him on because this is gonna be your new home you can't come back here. bye." child protective services -- no word -- if the mother could face charges. facebook post - v a police officer in michigan -- is accused -- of posting a racial slur -- on facebook. the officer -- is accused of writing -- quote --"go home monkeys" -- on a live feed -- of an anti-trump protest. officials say -- it was in response to black protesters -- in the facebook- live feed. the post -- was reported to the officer's superiors -- who are now investigating. "i've seen the post.. it's disturbig concerning." the officer's name has not yet been released. but -- he has

heidi, gloria borger has been reporting here on cnn that the notion that jared kushner is this instigator and the bad blood with governor christie is a tad overblown. what where you hearing? >> well, suddenly we are here focusing on jared kushner who if you look at the indications has been very effective question hind the lines all along. if you look back at donald trump's comments, for example, after winning the primary. he praised jared kushner. the question here is whether jared kushner is instigating there kind of knife-fighting atmosphere that we saw during the primaries oar whether he is, like mike pence says just trying to clean house from top to bhot tom to try and make good on donald trump's campaign pledge that they are going to person these lobbyists from the roles. but i have to say, brooke, the problem is and the concern is whether there is this big pool of qualified applicants that they are choosing from, when you do that, when you purge the lobbyists and when you try to impose what looks like a loyalty test because let's look at the case of mike rodgers. everyone in washing

back to you, callie. >> gloria gomez, thank you, gloria. >>> well, a rob here been on a big spree in clearwater. he hit three convenience stores yesterday. the first robbery was at a speedway on drew street a little after 3:00 a.m. the second one was at jk foods store on hours later, just before 11:00 a.m. the third at an rs mini part on state road 590 just after 11:00 a.m. the man is getting bolder too. in the earlier hold-ups he implied he had a weapon but actually showed a hand gun in the last robbery. police are quickly trying to catch him. >>> new at 6:00, they're accused of stealing cars from driveways. from parking lots and garages partly because of how easy it was. owners are practically handing the keys to the crooks. >>> on every single one of those 46 cars, think about that, every single one, the doors were unlocked and the keys were in them, or at least near them. here's the aftermath. we spoke to one victim here in riverview where i'm standing, it says deputies found had his gradmother's nissan all the way in clearwar, it was all smashed up after that joyride. deputies s

i've got gloria borger joining me. with chief political analyst. l lanhee chen used to serve as public policy director with mitt romney and peter emerson is with us as well, a writer for the huffington post who has been involved in two presidential transitions and every democratic presidential campaign since 1972. greet to see you. gloria, let me begin with you. you heard phil on his report in. you have some intel. take me behind closed doors at trump tower on fifth avenue. what the heck is going on? >> i'm not sure we know definitively. i know donald trump trusts his vice president-elect mike pence and we know mike pence has a list. he's bringing it in, of people he considers potential choices for cabinet posts and i think they'll go over it. there are lots of things that matter to donald trump first among them is loyalty and one of the reasons you're seeing rudy giuliani's name being tossed around for such a high level job and whether he gets it or not, and jeff sessions for a.g., is because they have loyal to donald trump from day one. the most

gloria: then hillary clinton started to phone in. charlie: they were allowing her because they were allowing him. isid: if hillary clinton elected what role will bill clinton have? >> the first gentleman. >> probably not up front, but he .ill be an emissary she talked about wanting him to be an emissary to blue-collar america and actually he would be very effective. >> east wing or west wing office? chris: probably both. >> i would say if elected president, hillary clinton should try to get him a job as a lecturer on a cruise ship that had no telecommunication whatsoever. [laughter] david: if donald trump is elected president -- do you think you will be disappointed by the quality of camp david, air force one, and the white house? do you think he will be ok, up to his standards? if hillary clinton is elected who do you think will be chief of staff? .> it will not be sheryl mills i would think a lot of the people who you normally thought of are so tainted by the emails and all of that that i do not names-- i mean, you hear and we are

joining me now, cnn analyst, gloria borger.loria, given the length of time these two have been working together and their loyalty to each other, do you think there comes a point where huma abedin becomes too much of a distraction? >> i think that's why we haven't seen her on the campaign trail in recent days. and i think it's as much for hillary clinton as it is for huma, herself. in politics, when you're the politician, you always need someone that you can trust, rely on, who's with you all the time. somebody that you can bounce things off of, in a personal way, because, particularly, traveling on a presidential campaign, you're in a bubble. and i think hillary clinton over the years, whether it was at the state department or as first lady, has always depended on huma that way. and i think it's probably very difficult for both of them right now, because they're so personally close, and i think that huma has to kind of disengage herself to a certain degree. and hillary clinton has to let her do that. the question is, going forw

as gloria said the romney people have been incredibly quiet. aren't saying much so we don't know what mitt romney is actually thinking. i think if he doesn't get it, it will look pretty bad for him to have gone this far and sort of turned around on everything that he said and then basically to have been treated -- like trump's like a cat playing with a toy. >> kevin, along those lines, they approached him. and yet you have in an unprecedented way people from the transition team coming out, you know, throwing shade and attacking governor romney. >> right. and they were an unconventional campaign that was very successful, and i expect they will be an unconventional transition, i hope successful and an unconventional presidency. they air a lot of their differences publicly. and the odd thing is i don't have a lot of criticism for that. we've always asked that people in the political world be more ginn, be more transparent of what they say publicly matching what they say privately. and kellyanne conway and others have been very vocal about that. bu

gloria, first of all, the jobs report. the numbers that came out today, politically there could be an impact? >> right. as alison was say, the big number that is important for hillary clinton, because these are good numbers for her. the big number that's important is the 2.8% wage growth. people in this country feel like they haven't had a raise in the last 10, 15 years. suddenly there's a sense their wages are starting to increase. when you feel it in your pocketbook, it's good for the person in charge. hillary clinton has hugged barack obama very tightly during this election. his popularity is up. people are beginning to feel things are getting a little better for them, and that can only be good for her as a democrat. republicans will say these things haven't moved quickly enough, and wages should have increased faster. of course, getting rid of these trade deals will help, but this says that the u.s. economy is doing okay, and the people are finally feeling it. >> and i'm old enough to remember when campaigns would hold

gloria, you're also getting some information right now on this historic moment. the american people will be watching. everyone is anxious to hear how president obama welcomes president-elect trump and indeed the whole world will be watching. >> i was just communicating with somebody who reminded me, who's no longer in the administration, but remind me how important it was for michelle obama to be taken kararound by laura bush, mother to mother, telling her what it was like to raise young children in the white house, and i think that's what started their relationship actually, was the graciousness that the bushes showed to the obamas and, as doug brinkley was saying, they have remained friends, and i think it started because of the way the bushes greeted the ob a obamas at the white house, and i think clearly something that melania trump cares an awful lot about is how she would raise a child under this bubble. the trumps have always had a bubble around them of course, but nothing like this. and i think that what michelle obama can do and will do for melania trump

se felicitÓ a los hidro rayos de necaxa ya que fue el equipo que le dio la gloria como jugador. >> tengo generado sorpresa, incluso hacia nosotros mismos. >> maÑana se estarÁ jugando las semifinales del fÚtbol mexicano. seis 30 --6:36 p.m. 110 millones de dÓlares, yo creo que nos equivocamos de carrera. se quepa queda con los mets, se fue para boston y luego por el equipo de los mets. continuarÁ por cuatro aÑos mÁs y ha sido pieza fundamental en el equipo. pasamos caminando a la final. mÁs adelante le diremos los medicamentos que podrÍa ser que los adultos mayores terminen en las salas de emergencia. el hombre mÁs catÓlico del planeta se reuniÓ con uno de los mÁs activos en el mundo. tenemos las imÁgenes de este peculiar encuentro. >>vamos a ver cÓmo va estar encima los prÓximos dÍas. pasamos con guillermo quiroz. guillermo: que tal amigos, buenas noches. noche de martes. maÑana es el Último dÍa de noviembre, comienza a presentarse ya el panorama para el mes de diciembre. el Último del aÑo. se estÁ acabando el 2016, la presencia de un sistema frontal que traerÁ algunas lluvias ligeras ha

gloria borger. also trump supporters kayleigh mcenany and jack king don, clinton supporters bakari sellers and paul begala. jack and bakari are former lawmakers. you said comey is not going to speak anymore on this and this is is not going to be done until past election day. seems like you were right on both counts. will anything develop between now and election day on this. >> a lot of leaks from the fbi. >> that's how it's going to happen. >> i think one of the really unfortunate aspects of this announcement of raising in issue is it will contribute to a constant stream of leaks from the fbi, from the justice department, some of which may turn out to be accurate, some which may turn out to be wrong. the number of e-mails. how many e-mails are from, if any, hillary clinton, how many e-mails are classified? i mean, these are the things that all of us who are reporters are going to be trying to find out over the next eight days. we will get answers. some of those answers may be right, and i think thi

. >> over the past two decades gloria campbell has watched the 22nd street court or lose its spark. >> people used to tell me you could find everything you needed on the duces. >> she owns a small insurance company. gloria is talking about 275 from the historic black community. >> the interstate kind of routed people around the community. >> now she is seeing what working together can do as it has been a long struggle to see change. >> you are allowed in the city but it has disappointed us in the past. we are looking forward to that changing and for things to be different. >> now gloria sees life returning, new businesses coming in and old ones getting updates with these murals. walkable. >> the idea turning to action as the new businesses known as the warehouse arts district plan to do events together to bring people across the divided line. >> they are purchasing some art they say they will come down the street and eat dinner at the cafi. >> the next goal is to build new storefronts where the old ones were torn down. 90 minutes from now there will be a kickoff event for the new revi