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you are bffs with gloria. >> we are bffs. no big deal.dent was not at the event. he said he didn't want to create a political distraction. >> but there was plenty of partying going on and a big bash that took place in beverly hills that really drew a crowd. is he diddy again? what is he? diddy gathered some of his closest friends for dj callan's 42nd birthday. >> some of the notable names, fergie, chris brown, pharrell williams with very red hair apparently. >> snoop dogg, jamie foxx, the arabian nights theme on a private estate. >> that is kelly rowland from destiny's child who sang happy birthday. to the guest of honor. >> and callan's son made an entrance in his aston martin stroller. you know you've made it when you have an aston martin stroller. and the caterer. >> so the party then ended with a danceoff with love. that's sean p-diddy's son there. >> all going at it there. that is "the" party event. jesse williams as well. yeah. >> i didn't get invited, but whatever, whatever. >> he'll have another one. >>> and prince harry and megha

and gloria borger.act that the reporting from "the new york times" briefed hope hicks about russians trying to contact her, what does that tell you? >> well, that means the russians are, as our intelligence agency vs. reported for months, actively engaged in the trump campaign or endeavor go to engage in order to sway the outcome of the election. and also once they were elected to set, help set policy, and we see that in the flynn outreach around sanctions, and the settlements in israel. and so it just proves, in part, that there was this outreach. i think our reporting is that we had 12 trump associates with contacts with russia during the campaign or transition. 19 face-to-face meetings. 51 communications between russians or russian representatives and campaign or transition officials. so it's a lot of contact here. and hope hicks is just another person who has been reached out to. we have to say, of course, that we have no indication that she did anything wrong. and in fact we are told that she went

i'm right there with you, gloria. a lot of people making much to do about the adjectives, flunk yierflunky. but the part of the tweet, gillibrand, someone that would come to my office begging for contributions, campaign, and would do anything for them. listen, we can't crawl into the president's head. what is he suggesting? >> certainly can't. but i don't see how you could possibly read that statement and not see all of the sexual innuendo in it. literally, that is it the worst kind of locker room talk that any of us have dealt with over time p a. and it's just so crude and below the office of the president. and it's very difficult to understand to gloria's point, why he wants to distract attention away from these other things at the end of the year by doing that. the only thing you can really think is that he is sort of relishing this fight with gillibrand and can't resist it. because certainly she's going to it be a very formidable challenger should she decide to run in 2020. and she's really championing these issue

you raise a good point, gloria. one of the important headlines of donald trump speech is they are going to change the withholding table. so that means people are going to get the tax cut right away. and when you ask the question of gloria, why don't a lot of americans against this, i've seen a lot of these same polls. because liberals are saying you are not going to get a tax cut here. and when they see the reality, middle class families 60, $80,000, how much money getting back it will be win. >> but those are -- >> guys, when you have the president, last time really talking on taxes when he was saying, oh, my rich friends, they are really not going to like me. this isn't good news for them. then when you see this individual tax rate down to 37% which was initially floated 39.6, that's just wrong. this is good news. and phil mattingly reporting at the end of the day this is what the president wanted he wanted the number being 37. >> tan the reason we did that by the way is it turns out that about two third of the pe

gloria and estefan has the world in their hands.4i78 that line, we got rear-ended by a fully loaded 18-wheeler. >> gloria injured with back injury. her children also injured. >> i was paralyzed. when they told emilio, he fainted. they said, you probably won't be able to have another child. that was my plan after that tour. he said, i'm hoping you'll be able to at least walk gingerly, but i don't think you'll ever be back on stage. and then he said to me, i can tell you that it's up to you. >> reporter: less than a year after the crash, estefan onto the stage of the american music awards. >> what was that moment like when you were back on stage? >> it's luke if i climbed mt. everest and won, you know, the pulitzer prize. everything fantastic that could happen to a human being in one moment. >> reporter: as her career continued to climb, she and emilio welcomed their second child. daughter emily was born in 1994. >> what's the heart of a relationship like that with your husband? you not only love each other and adore each other as hus

banner gloria angelina pkg dos sujetos aprovecharon la oscuridad para destruir los adornos navidenosmaguer/victima "se ve que lo hacen con mucha maldad y esta mal que los residentes de aqu tratemos de mantener esto bonito en la epoca navidena para que ninos maldosos vengan y danen nuestra propiedad" gloria, la duena de esta residencia, se sorprendio al ver las decoraciones tiradas frente a su casa localizada en la calle emory y fue cuando busco el video donde aparecen los vandalos corriendo hacia su propiedad alrededor de las 7 de la noche bridge angelina armendariz "en la camara de vigilancia se ve a un sospechoso acuchillandolo en la espalda mientras que el otro corre y jala todas las decoraciones hasta apagarlas. sot "pues si cuesta tambien pero mas que nada es la intencion de los ninos, la intencion de querer hacer dano. no es justo" gloria comparte este video de vigilancia con la esperanza de que los responsables sepan que ya los reporto con las autoridades porque asegura que no deben continuar danando propiedades ajenas sot esto no puede seguir asi. la sociedad en la que estamo

karla: sÓlo cuatro mujeres, imagÍnate, gloria estefan es la cuarta. el presidente no se haya presentado. ana patricia: mÁs adelante tendremos informaciÓn al respecto. queremos darle la informaciÓn sobre los casos de acoso. christian: me voy a correr porque despuÉs no vayan a decir. [risas] ana patricia: es comÚn en tu profesiÓn? christian: hay una delgada lÍnea roja entre acoso y coqueteo. si quiere la gente coquetear, que lo hagan, pero que sepan dÓnde estÁ el lÍmite. karla: quÉdense con nosotros. opinen nuestras redes sociales, te has sentido acosado? de risas -- [risas] satcha: aumenta la tensiÓn en el congreso a sÓlo cuatro dÍas para que se produzca el inminente cierre del gobierno si los partidos no logran un acuerdo en la aprobaciÓn del presupuesto. los demÓcratas no quieren dar su brazo a torcer al p.d. la inclusiÓn de una soluciÓn para los jóvenes soÑadores en la ley de gastos. mitch mcconnell dice la posiciÓn el partido contrario como insostenible dice que no van a permitir un colapso de las funciones administrativas. [habla en inglÉs] >> esa

gloria rivera with the weather emergency. gloria: as winter weather descends in full force across the country, erie, pennsylvania, is one city battling back. even the snowplow truck drivers are stuck after epic snowfall in recent days. >> today we will be out ten or 15 hours easily. gloria: more snow is predicted and the city issuing emergency warnings for dangerous and impassable roads. best to stay home if you can. >> it's a blast. this is a little ridiculous. we'll get it cleared. gloria: treacherous driving conditions seen in several states. pileup in missouri left five dead and 125 injured. york, fire department rescuing a woman trapped inside. walls of snow reaching nearly 20 her roof. michigan's lake superior iced over and frigid. it's wreaking havoc from the midwest to the northeast. at boston logan airport a jetblue plane did a 360 on the tarmac. >> we were straight and then it started to fishtail. yeah, it started to get rough. gloria: in northwest indiana, small planes slid off the icy runway into a guardrail. no o

the ringleader was gloria allred and now that's falling apart. the people of alabama have stood with roy moore. if anybody would have left, very few. went to the undecided not to the doug jones category, and the president being down here brings them all back onboard and we look for a big victory tuesday but got to get them out to vote. that's the key. >> you said you seem to conflate, and talking about that earlier with my reporter, seemed to conflate all of it. judge moore did know some of the accusers. at least he said that at first and now claims he didn't know any of the accusers. so why should we take judge moore's word on this? >> the problem, the "washington post" conflated it. threw all of these people and asked judge moore, did you know any of these people? judge moore knows people all over this country and all over al. >> he doesn't remember people he dated? i remember everybody i've dated. >> we know this. >> do you remember everybody you dated? >> here's the thing. chuck -- >> you could be in trouble on that one. >> did you do anythin

gloria: millions of americans are feeling a frigid assault. >> it might be too cold for us. gloria: wide-out and blizzard conditions are forcing many travelers to rethink holiday travel. from missouri, where five died and 125 were injured on roads, cars careening off the highway, even flipped over, to erie, pennsylvania, bracing for another five to 10 inches after nearly six feet fell. wind hit 66 and miles per hour. lengthy flight delays and passengers forced to evacuate full a jetblue plane did a 360 on the tarmac. >> we were straight, and it started fishtailing. it started getting rough. >> subzero icy air and freezing wind chill can lead to frostbite in just 30 minutes of exposure. the national weather service is pretty good missouri may be the coldest, forecasting temperatures of -20 around new year. that would be the most extreme cold ever observed there. adrianna: happening right now, thousands of people in fairfax -payty are rushing to pre their property tax. you will not be able to write off everything beginning january 1. sam sweeney is at the fairfax county govern

gloria allred repeated it. we're going to give the notes out. please, verify it yourself.he press conference video. we'll give you the marks where they started, what they said, where they completed. look at it yourselves. gloria allred repeated the statement that everything in the year book was written by judge moore. she came back at the end when asked a question with her client, beverly nelson, nodding in agreement that everything on the page was written by judge moore. today it's a different story, isn't it? they're not saying that anymore. they're saying that parts of it were not written by judge moore. we suspected it back then and demanded that they turn over the year book so we could test the ink and the writing and everything. we are knew that demand today, release the year book so an independent expert, not your paid expert, an independent expert, a neutral third party custodian can take it and look at the ink so that we can find out is the ink a month old or is it 40 years old. the truth is out there. until she released the year book, all we know is they're not t

gloria? >> it can be. but, once again, it's not under oath. once again, they could hide behind, i didn'ti write it. it's a summery. i don't think we have done this with any modern president, assume he doesn't know what he's talking about, he's shooting from the hip, no credibility. it's really a sad thing to say that he is hiding behind the ability to say whatever comes off the top of his head and turn around and deny later. yes, on one hand, it's an admission. on the other hand, we don't know if he is telling the truth. we give him so much leeway when it comes to anything he tweets out. >> here is the thing i think people can get away from. if dowd wrote this, his attorney, john dowd, why would somebody as abbey put, write something that would incriminate their client? >> that's a really good question. it really does take away the presumption this was spontaneous. the social media traffic, yesterday, focused on the idea that the president was in the middle of a motorcade and spontaneously incriminating himself. that seems unlikely now. on the

had roy moore pulled this out i would say he could send roses to gloria allred. even though the yearbook didn't disprove, it could have been outcome determine active. but any critical thinking of the final, eight or nine or whatever it was, allowed people to draw a conclusion that this had taken place. >> you did see another troubling sign. people who went for roy moore don't believe the allegations. that's upsetting. it means that the truth is becoming a function of political ideology which is always dangerous. but do you think it's a fair statement that it's not just who they voted against. it is what they voted for and maybe this call to decency that was really bigger than doug jones in terms of the campaign message worked, matters? >> i think to a point. but i think that roy moore -- the accusations against hip -- and we have to remember that with the me too movement there is a spectrum of what people have been accused of. everything is not the same. not everybody is harvey weinstein. not everybody is roy moore. this is what he was accused of. it involved chi

and i'm not even including gloria allred's client with the yearbook. but if you look at all the evidence and assess it by the legal standards of proof, either by a preponderance of the evidence, meaning more likely than not, or clear and convincing evidence, a jury would likely believe that when moore was 32, he was with a 14-year-old. >>> now, with all eyes of the nation focused on tuesday's special election pitting moore against democrat doug jones, let's get a view from the ground. joining me now former alabama gop chair, marty connors. marty, from afar it seems like this race is a referendum on whether you believe the accusers. but what's it look like from the state of alabama? >> well, you can, you can honestly assess that the circus is definitely in town. we've had gloria allred here twice, so i think you know what that means. but generally speaking, there's three variables. black vote, will that be intense? will the democrats succeed? in suppressing suburban republican votes? and frankly, will rural voters backlash at the lectures they're gettin

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abc news reporter gloria riviera is live in washington with details. gloria? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. president trump says americans could see more money in their pocketbook very soon. the irs isn't guaranteeing that just yet. president trump is making big promises. >> if congress sends me a bill before christmas, the irs has just confirmed that americans will see lower taxes and bigger paychecks beginning in february. >> reporter: president trump touting his tax plan at the white house as congressional republicans announce they are not there yet but much closer to a deal. here is what the house and senate have agreed to so far. drop the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%. cap the mortgage interest deduction at $750,000, middle ground between the senate and house versions. repeal the obamacare individual mandate that requires all americans to have insurance. and lower the top individual tax rate from 39% to 37%. a new analysis predicts it could add more than $1.5 trillion to the nation's debt. >> the public knows about this bill. they don't know all

. >> un gran equipo en todo el torneo, somos un equipo muy trabajado, a gloria pura se lo dedicamos aa gente que vive en monterrey. periodista: tres finales en un aÑo, esto es tigres. locutor: tigres campeÓn del fÚtbol mexicano! nataly: personalidades deportivas y del entretenimiento se dieron cita en la fiesta del deporte hispano. entre los premios mÁs destacados estuvo el de la selecciÓn panameÑa de fÚtbol por haber conseguido la hazaÑa de clasificar por primera vez en una copa del mundo. el colombiano avilÉs hurtado fue premiado por lo mejor de la

gloria borger what more do we know?we know jared kushner was the person who was the point man on all things related to the middle east and israel. and we have multiple sources here, myself and dana bash and jim sciutto saying in fact he is the very senior member of the trump transition team who was directing flynn on his contacts with the russian ambassador regarding this issue. you know, it's no coincidence that the special counsel interviewed jared kushner earlier this month on flynn. and, you know, the question we have to ask now is what was the nature of those questions that they were asking jared kushner. and did it relate to these questions of your communication, jared kushner's communications with michael flynn regarding a number of substantive issues. i presume now including contacts with the russian ambassador. so, you know, this is not a surprise. but you know we are all kind of trying to check our sources now to figure out just the nomenclature here and who the special counsel is referring to regarding certai

gloria borger, and chris, thank you so much. ahead how much prosecutors in this russia investigation have on former campaign officials, what court documents are revealing. and on the attack as developments on the russian investigation continue to rise, so does the anti-mueller talk on conservative media. are trumps allies laying the ground work for ha potential mueller dismissal? we'll discuss that. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. ur heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for

gloria was 18. moore was 32. when she said they met at the mall where she worked for a jeweler and they began dating. debbie gibson saved her high school scrapbook. documents after she met moore an an at high school class. he accompanied her to the high school graduation. she wrote 3-4-81. roy moore and i went out for the first time in albertville. i had a great time. she was 17. he was 34. put it all together. when moore was 38, he married a 24-year-old. when he was in his early 30s he asked out a 16-year-old. when he was 32, he dated an 18-year-old. when he was 34, he dated a 17-year-old. and finally, most importantly, this brings us to leigh corfman. she claims she met 32-year-old moore at the alabama courthouse where he was an assistant district attorney. corfman accompany her mother. obtained her telephone number and allegedly touched her in appropriately guiding her hand to do likewise. two friends told the washington post she reported her involvement with moore at the time. when sean hannity talked about m

oportunidad de sacarse la espina, la final del clausura 2017 los colocÓ a un paso de alcanzar la glorian su modesto tÍtulo tras vencerlo 2-1. pero grandes planes se estaban cocinando para el cierre de aÑo. en el aterminaron en el segund puesto, con 32 unidades. fueron el segundo equipo mÁs goleador del certamen. en liguilla eliminaron al leÓn en cuartos de final y al amÉrica en semis. su gran reto serÍa la inÉdita final contra el rival. tigres se impuso, sumando la sexta estrella de su historia. >> significa algo todavÍa mÁs especial. >> un gran equipo en todo el torneo, somos un equipo muy trabajado, a gloria pura se lo dedicamos a la gente que vive en monterrey. periodista: tres finales en un aÑo, esto es tigres. locutor: tigres campeÓn del fÚtbol mexicano! nataly: personalidades deportivas y del entretenimiento se dieron cita en la fiesta del deporte hispano. entre los premios mÁs destacados estuvo el de la selecciÓn panameÑa de fÚtbol por haber conseguido la hazaÑa de clasificar por primera vez en una copa del mundo. el colombiano avilÉs hurtado fue premiado por lo mejor de la liga

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abc's gloria riviera has new details from washington. good morning, to you, gloria. >> reporter: good morning, kendis, g a lot of concerns about what this actually does for americans could this actually happen? president trump says if it does americans will see more money in their pocket by february. now, the irs has not officially confirmed that but if this gop tax plan does go through it would mean the most sweeping changes to tax reform in this country in decades. >> if congress sends me a bill before christmas, the irs has just confirmed that americans will see lower taxes and bigger paychecks beginning in february. >> reporter: president trump touting his tax plan at the white house as congressional republicans announce they are not there yet but much closer to a deal. here's what the house and senate have agreed to so far. drop the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%. cap the mortgage interest deduction at $750,000, a middle ground between the senate and house versions. repeal the obamacare individual americans to have insurance and

gloria borger, the big question, how does this deal threaten president trump? >> we don't know the answer to that yet, but what i can say is, first of all, we know that flynn has flipped. so this takes mueller into the oval office, into somebody who was in the west wing, and he has cooperation from somebody in the west wing. the white house has always said that it was misled by flynn about his russian contacts. so now we have to ask the question, is that true? were they misled? of course it gives us a whole new view of the time the president went up to comey, pulled him aside, told other people to leave the room and said, "you know, why don't you let this thing go." now you have to ask the question, why did the president do that? was it just because he thought flynn was a good guy and had been an early supporter, or was there something else there? >> you look at the statement of offense here. it is very detailed about these conversations. >> right. >> the white house position has been from the very beginning, the president didn't know about this, flynn was free

gloria riviera has more on that. good morning, gloria. >> reporter: good morning. how are you guys? well, you know, it's not exactly certain how much of these 375 text messages have been reviewed, but a lot was said, and now attorney general jeff sessions has asked a lawyer to review everything and then make a recommendation to him as to whether that second special counsel does need to be appointed to review the impartiality of both the fbi and the doj. this morning, the text messages, president trump's lawyers say show a conflict of interest for the fbi in its russia probe. god, trump is a loathsome human, that from fbi lawyer lisa page on march 4, 2016, one day after the republican primary debate. her colleague, special agent peter strzok replying, yet, he may win, and then he's an idiot. on june 12, 2016, strzok texting a reference to the absolute bigoted nonsense of trump. special counsel robert mueller dismissed strzok last summer for allegedly sending anti-trump texts. page is also no longer on the team. now lawyers for trump are pushing attorney general jeff sessions to appoi

take the president to court could he be forced to takes a deposition i'm going to ask the attorney, gloria albright is going to join us and writeser for stlachbt gik teec . so much term oil right now. there's so much turmoil right now it teams like the wheels are coming off the bus what's your take on all this. >> i talk to my colleagues about this all the time it is positively exhausting. we have a president who tweets, we have him making decisions, sometimes seemingly to provoke, to turn the page, to crowd the stage with more action. i don't think americans know how to make sense of it. one of my greatest worries the provocatio provocations, the acts of indecency and bad judgment come at us so quick lly that they al blur and numbering americans to the point we can can't see as we should. >> do you think that's strategic or someone whose mind >> it's a organic convergence of both those things. >> i often feel the same way you feel. what were we covering last week do you remember. >> no. i was with a prominent republican friend and turned to me and said you realize pocahantus was just thre

who is the basis of the suit, gloria?we allege that president trump, when he was candidate trump, called her a liar. she came forth after the "access hollywood" tapes were broadcast. and we heard what candidate trump, or before he was candidate trump, when he claimed he could grab a woman by her genitals. he denied in the anderson cooper debate with hillary clinton, that in fact, he had actually done what we heard him say he had done on the tapes. he said it was locker room talk. and after that, summer came forward, as did other women, and said he had committed sexual assault. he went to rallies and said, all of the women were liars. he would sue them after the election. we called on him to detract. he didn't. we filed this defamation case on behalf of summer zeros. >> he has called them liars, threatened to sue them. what is she and you hope to achieve from this? >> her reputation matters. truth matters. accountability matters. she has been harmed. she has been harmed by threats. by loss of some of her business. emotiona

. >> we'll start with abc's gloria riviera who is in washington. gloria, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you both. in washington it was a long night for lawmakers. the drama and debate over republicans' new tax bill finally ending when senate republicans got those votes they needed to pass their version of tax reform but democrats are claiming they didn't have time to actually read the bill before they had to vote on it and with slashes and handwritten edits entire sections were confusing or simply illegible. >> the tax cuts and jobs act as amended is passed. >> reporter: after a frantic negotiation down to the wire senate republicans passed the largest change to the u.s. tax code in 30 years revising and rerevising their tax bill late into the night. ultimately swaying critical republican hold-outs including senators susan collins of maine and jeff flake of arizona. senator bob corker the sole republican to vote no. >> i still have fiscal concerns. >> reporter: changes taxpayers can expect from the new bill include elimination of

gloria, what's next in this process, and what are the odds that this bill will actually pass? >>> dan, a lot has to be done to reconcile the house version of tax reform with the national senate version that just passed. there are some major differences between the two and big concerns over what such sweeping reform does to the deficit. the two sides need consensus for president trump to approve a final bill. adrienne, dan. >> gloria, thank you so much. >>> now while the president may be celebrating a legislative win, there are darker developments to contend with for the white house. >> and that is the other huge headline we're covering this morning. the president's former and fired national security adviser michael flynn pleading guilty to lying to the fbi. >> he's the first senior white house official to cut a deal with the special counsel's office looking into possible links between the trump campaign and russia. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with more. brian. >> reporter: good morning, adrienne. an angry michael flynn is telling a confidant he f

gloria borger joining me now, chief political analyst, michael moore, former u.s.ttorney, jeffrey toobin, cnn's chief legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and jim sciutto the chief national security correspondent. keep our eye to see if michael flynn will be leaving and what more we learn from the courtroom, but gloria, as we do that, just taking stock of this moment, what does this all mean? >> well, look, i think you have the very senior person who didn't last long in this administration, but somebody who was quite close to the president, at the heart of foreign policy admitting that pleading guilty to lying to federal investigators about conversations with foreign governments. and i think it's incredibly serious. i think there are tentacles that will come out of this and questions that we should be asking that come out of this, which is, was he taking direction from anyone? was he freelancing when he spoke during the transition with ambassador kislyak about important matters of state? was he freelancing or was he directed? and was he freelancing when he s

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i want to bring in the panel, david gergen, gloria borger, also bill britt, editor and chief of the "a political reporter," jack kingston, brian fallon and tara setmayer. david, first of all, what do you make of the president's remarks so far? >> classic trump. lots of red meat and he's in trump country. and i reckon it will help roy moore some next tuesday. at the same time, anderson, i think it's important to point out that if you look nationwide, the trump rhetoric is actually continuing to lose some of its appeal. the latest poll from pew has his approval rating down to 32%. that is a very dangerous level for a president to reach nationwide. but in terms of what he's trying to accomplish tonight, i think he probably helped himself and probably helped roy moore. >> gloria, i mean, you pointed out last hour by doing this rally in florida, the president doesn't have to be with roy moore on stage. there's no photograph of them together. but the message is certainly the same. >> yeah, he says vote for roy moore, and, you know, he made it very clear, we can't afford to lose this seat. t

gloria, this passed by a razor thin margin in the senate, but the big question tonight, you know, whatre the odds of this making it all the way to the president's desk? >> reporter: cecilia, lawmakers in both the senate and house say the odds are good, but the house did you does not have a lot of room to work with here. any big changes given the senate bill passed by such a small margin, could really risk those key votes. the white house says it is confident this bill will get done by christmas. >> still a long way to go though. coming up tomorrow, george interviews mitch mcconnell, and the latest on the flynn-russia investigation. >>> next tonight, to new questions about nbc anchor, matt lauer, fired over accusations of sexual misconduct. executives at th now combing through potential new evidence h, his e-mails. abc's erielle reshef has the details. >> reporter: tonight, top brass at nbc news say weeks before his firing they questioned matt lauer about possible sexual misconduct, and the star anchor denied it. >> lauer says he, quote, could not think of anything at all. >> reporter:

it features gloria browne-marshall and michael carmen. gloria browne-marshall is an associate professor of constitutional law at john jay college of criminal justice at the city university of new york. she teaches classes in race, law, evidence, gender, and justice. a graduate of the university of missouri at columbia, she received a law degree and masters degree in government. she is a former civil rights attorney who has litigated cases for the southern poverty law center as well as the naacp. she is a member of the supreme court of the united states and a fellow at the american bar foundation, and has spoken on race and constitution to both national and international audiences. she is the article of many articles on several books including "race, law, and 16th -- society. " her forthcoming book is entitled "salem witch trials and the law." gloria browne-marshall has been the recipient of several awards including an award for her work with civil rights in women's justice issues and the wiley college of women in excellence award. an awar

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here's abc's gloria riviera with "another look." >> reporter: when you see them here, the limitless expansesceans, it's hard to think of them like this. confined to tanks. >> they belong in the wild. >> reporter: at least that's the hope of marine biologist and adventurer andreas hyda and his crew as they set out on a journey to the edge of the map to come face-to-face with orca whales in a way few will ever see them. diving into arctic waters, risking life and limb to swim with the killer whales. >> our motivation for being out there is to show the orcas and whales in their natural elements to us and everyone that sees them. it's very obvious that these animals does not belong in captivity. >> reporter: even though these mighty beasts are the apex predators of the sea, they are the ones at risk. >> firestorm tonight over a proposal to ban a very popular attraction at seaworld. >> the company is launching a big pr blitz, attacking the credibility of a stinging documentary that explores the death of a seaworld trainer -- >> reporter: it was four years ago, "black fish" made waves for aquatic

there's a news conference scheduled with one of his accusers and her attorney, gloria allred. she says roy moore tried to assault her when she was just 16. moore denies all charges. tonight president trump will be appearing in pensacola, florida, just across the state line from alabama. it is the closest that the president is expected to come geographically to roy moore. it's also actually one of two events where the president will appear with notable absences. president trump is scheduled to the opening of the civil rights museum yum and john lewis and bennie thompson of mississippi say they will not attend. for more on the trump/moore sag gash a, let's go to gabe gutierrez in pensacola, florida. moore is telling his followers to go to the rally tonight, is that right? >> hi, craig, his campaign telling me they're actively encouraging roy moore supporters to come to the rally in pensacola. that is notable because the white house is saying this campaign event is nothing to do with roy moore. as you see, roy moore's campaign feels it has the wind at its back following the presi

>> jimmy: it's sad -- and yeah, with gloria, absolutely.>> thank you. >> jimmy: and it took you a a while to make this. is this a true story that you met the producer in the bathroom? >> yeah, well, we had -- we had known each other, barbara broccoli, one of our producers. >> jimmy: i love barbara broccoli -- >> i know, she's amazing. >> jimmy: the james -- the james bond movies, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> she's an incredible human being. >> jimmy: yeah. >> colin vaines is our other producer. and barbara and i talked about it, like, 23 years ago. hey. because she knew peter when peter was with gloria. they were friends, peter turner, who wrote it. so then cut to 23 years ago, and she's like, "annette, i've got this book." she gave it to me. i read it. i'm like, "my god, this is -- what? how did this happen?" this woman ended up in this house in liverpool with this family. it's just incredible. so wlk was too soon, wasn't the right time. and then about seven years ago, we were at the bafta awards in london, and rushing to the ladi

. / / 11.30 da miedo a gloria y a cualquier usuario. en la estacion del subway que frecuenta.mente a una mujer de 64 anos. que, segn el reporte venia viajando en un tren de la linea a. el hombre presuntamente intento asaltar a la dama. esto dentro del vagon, la mujer se resistio y llevo golpes. dijo la policia que el sujeto le estrello sus punos, varias veces a la cara. y al ver que las puertas abrieron en la estacion de la calle 181 en washingto heights. 11.20 la mujer segn la policia quedo mal herida en el subterraneo y este hombre salio y se fue a superficie y minutos despues la policia dijo que el mismo hombre ataco a otra mujer en la calle 190, es decir a diez calles del primer incidente 11.39 es imposible cuando uno anda en el subway ambos casos fueron reportados a la policia, esta semana, pasada las nueve de la manana, en menos de media hora, la segunda mujer, de 29 anos, fue sorprendida por la espalda. el sujeto, presuntamente la empujo, la golpeo brutalmente en la cabeza y echo a correr. gloria roque/frecuenta el area 11.45 ver para todos lados y si ve algo sospechoso