quÉ tanto sabe luis las canciones de gloria, empezamos asÍ. gloria trevi: facilito.la hace. es de las pocas mujeres que se cambia de look y que se sigue viendo bien. karla: yo estoy a favor de los cambios. francisca: vamos a celebrar la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: asÍ es, familia. comenzamos con hÉctor y victor que estÁn cumpliendo cinco aÑitos, felicidades. yisus: dos tortas. francisca: jason estÁ cumpliendo hoy ocho aÑos. yisus: felicitamos juan rodrÍguez de 15 aÑos en nueva york. francisca: josÉ rivera cumple 28 aÑos raÚl: vida va a ser modelo. felicidades karla: allÍ estÁ oriana de los Ángeles. cumple 15 aÑos. yisus: edwin aguilar de texas cumple 12 aÑos. francisca: vamos a bailar! ♪ la mano arriba ♪ cintura sola ♪ da media vuelta ♪ danza koduro ♪ ♪ la mano arriba ♪ cintura sola ♪ da media vuelta ♪ danza koduro locutora: mira ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: saludos a nuestra gente preciosa de san francisco. un beso muy grande. le damos los buenos dÍas. jueves 2 de agosto de 2018. muy rÁpido se nos estáyendo del aÑo. satcha: sÍ . sobre todo, cuando se despiertan con nosotros. tenemos un

as we wait for the briefing on the begin, let me bring in my panel now, gloria borger, former cia gloria parkway east, author of the president's book of secrets. areva martin ander roll lewis political an lest, spectrum news, so, gloria, i want to begin with you, you and i were on tv on this show just yesterday talking about how trump is obsessed with talking about women's looks, but calling someone, a man, a woman a dog? c'mon. >> i mean, look, it's disgusting and it's very hard, i would think to turn omarosa into a sympathetic figure. because she is a ruthless figure in her own way, donald trump has managed to do that very openly here, this inveckive. he has lowered the standards of the office ought presidency. he's never understood the stature that is required of a president of the united states and it is a, it's just hard to describe how degrading it is for her to be called that and how degrading it is for the american public to hear a president use that kind of language, not only against omarosa, but against his political enemies, as he did during the campaign, particularly when, as

emilio: yo tengo 20 y gloria siete. mujeres usa toallas del tamaño incorrecto y puede tener derrames. no tiene que ser así con always my fit prueba el tamañoiguiente para hasta un 20 % más cobertura de día o de nhe. porqueejor cobertura es mejor protección. always ♪ ♪ alan: aquÍ estamos, recordando la vida extraordinaria de esta persona. si lo describirÍa con un adjetivo es humildad. a veces, una no lo puede creer. emilio: lo Único que se queda es lo que dejas de amor, tu carrera. es lo mÁs importante. a veces la gente confunde el Éxito con lo que es la vida de verdad. alan: le tienes miedo a algo? emilio: no. el dÍa que me muera, que estÁ rodeado de mi familia pero despuÉs de que pase tanto en mi vida, no le tengo muerte. telmo se cambiarÁ el miedo por la fe. sÍ pretty -- siempre triunfas cuando cambias el miedo por la fe. alan: hay una fecha que es 9 de febrero de 1995. seÑeras, hay cosas que usted le tiene miedo . "te acuerdas de...?". gloria: emilio tiene claustrofobia. hace poco se quedÓ trancado en el edificio. em

de 24 aÑos de edad dedica sus dÍas a luchar para que le otorguen una visa humanitaria a su madre, gloriaue estÁ en un hospital, en un centro de salud. estÁ muy grave. dulce: gloria arellano radica en mÉxico hace nueve aÑos, cuando fue de portada, dejando en estados unidos a dos hijos y su esposo. >> queremos que mi madre se pueda despedir y que mi padre pueda ver a mi madre por unas cuantas horas, dÍas, por Última vez. dulce: es en este hospital en tucson, arizona, donde se debate entre la vida y la muerte el seÑor de la rosa, acompaÑado de sus cuatro hijos. esperan que su madre, gloria arellano, pueda cruzar la frontera con un permiso humanitario. >> le estamos pidiendo al gobierno de estados unidos que por favorcorrijan el error que cometieron. no estamos pidiendo la ciudadanÍa, la residencia, una reforma migratoria. estamos pidiendo un poquito de compasiÓn. dulce: Éles estudiante de posgrado en londres y ciudadano americano, al igual que sus hermanos y su padre. >> es todo lo que pedimos. en este caso, un gesto humanitario para ellos. no les estamos pidiendo que cambien nada, aunque d

gloria brown-marshal, john j. college, professor of constitutional law and author of "race, law and american society." mark thompson, host of "make it plain" on siriusxm progress, and associate of professor of anthropology and african-american studies and author of "shape shifters: black girls and the choreography of citizenship." let's start with you on this, gloria. we were talking before we got on the set a little earlier. civil rights attorney. >> yes. >> you've worked in alabama during some tough times recently. and we just listened to one of the protesters who was -- and i'll just reiterate what was said. he believes that there are those that want him dead. he also said he loves everyone. and he feels like he is enslaved at the moment. he is saying he is not a racist though. what is your response to what you heard? >> i don't call this a white supremacist march. i call it a march of the ku klux klan, because that's what it is. and they have changed the name to make it fancy and make it nice and palatable. an

gloria, you said that aretha frankly is not just the queen of soul. she's an american treasure.l us about her voice. >> her voice was incredible. i've been sitting here thinking while you were talking and thinking that she personified the word "inimitable." there is no other. there were never be another to even compare to aretha franklin's voice, the way that she expressed a song made you feel it. you believed that she was living or had lived the words that she was singing because it was just so -- seemingly so deeply felt and transferred to you as you were hearing it. she is so much of the brick and mortar of the foundation of my career. i sang so many of her songs when i first started performing because those were the songs to sing if you were going to sing anybody's song and be heard and be listened to. you had to have aretha franklin songs in your repertoire. and so i've always admired her for her tenacity in her career, for her voice, for her delivery, for her complete musicianship. the education that -- so many people go into singing without being ed educated. she was educ

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i'll talk to richard house, ross and gloria borger. also, ronald reagan famous recalled america. >> a shining city on a hill. >> a shining city on a hill. has america now lost it's place as a beacon of freedom. you must look at the long ark of history to answer that question. he'll explain and women in the workplace. the me too movement understand cov uncovered abuses. the star editor joann joins me to discuss how to even up the power and the pay dynamic between the sexes. first, here is my take. the united states has reimposed sanctions on iran but it is the only country in the world to do so. the other signatories of the iran deal believe iran is in full compliance of the accord and pulling out would undermine the process that was working in keeping iran's nuclear program limited and peaceful. so will washington's move solo and isolated make a difference? in fact, yes. almost no company in europe will agree to do business with iran and risk its much larger business with the u.s. even more significant, very few companies anywhere in t

gloria: buenos dÍas. buenos dÍas a todos.buscan restablecer la neutralidad en la red. esto para que no tengas

that's what will ultimately be before the jury. >> on the greed, so you have gloria, this battle of twoiars. you have the admitted liar and you have the accused liar. ultimately it is the jury who will decide who they believe. >> right. also don't forget there are documents they'll be looking at. there's an accountant, there's a woman who admitted that she was falsifying documents for paul manafort. >> the paper trail. >> right. it's not just that you have one liar against another liar. there are no heroes in this story, but you also do have things, e-mails, documents that they can look at, bank records. they can see exactly what was transpiring and then they can decide whether gates who after all is pleading for his life here. we know that. that's why he turned states evidence. but then they can decide who they're going to believe. as richard says, they're going to attack gates because he embezzled money from manafort, so there you go. not exactly a great guy here. but he admitted it. he is singing here. but i have to say that that's not the only thing the jury is looking at. they're l

gloria borger, thank you. dana bash, we're going to keep an eye throughout the next hour and throughout the evening. just ahead, the stunning confession in the paul manafort trial. not from the defendant, but from his top aide who is testifying against him. the revelation came when he was under attack from one of manafort's own attorneys. we'll tell you what happened. >>> and what has become the biggest wildfire in california history. the images are amazing, incredibly awful, while president trump chimes in inaccurately claiming there is a lack of water to fight these fires. not true. details ahead. fidelity is redefining value for investors. introducing zero account fees for self-directed brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. we have fidelity mutual funds with zero minimum investment. and now fidelity has two index funds with a zero expense ratio. because when you invest with fidelity, all those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero ♪ so maybe i'll win sometimes a day at

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and as gloria said, it could change.hat they're trying to put that in question? >> well, if you look at the transcript, what it said is the government was actually on both sides of this issue. he said he may or may not testify. they would monitor this as the trial went along. but what it would say if he does not testify is that they think they can put their case on without him and spare him from being attacked. but, however, the defense could also call him as a witness and put him on as a hostile witness and would give them the right to just cross-examine him. the government, anybody they put on, they vouch for. that way the government also wouldn't have to vouch for him if the defense called him. so this can get to be a real chess game. >> so, i have to say there was a list of exhibits, right, as you both know. it was all the pictures of the extravagant spending. the judge was getting a little testy. this is a judge, right, who said in may to the prosecution, you guys are out to get bob mueller. he's been critical of hi

and gloria, just first to you. what's the big headline for you out of this tape?han the fact that lara trump feels the need to respond to omarosa and say, look, you cut and pasted a bunch of take place here that took place over a period of several weeks. but she really doesn't deny at all that they were trying to pay omarosa to remain with the campaign and be, quote/unquote, positive. which is what they were worried about after they saw that piece in "the new york times," in which omarosa hinted, very strongly, that there was more to come. there's one interesting part of this statement, at the very end of it, brooke, where she says -- lara trump says to omarosa, i hope it's all worth it for you, omarosa, because some things you just can't put a price on. so, there you are. not friends anymore, i would have to say. >> nope. not friends. and barrett, you're saying, your takeaway just listening to this conversation is that essentially, it was a no-show job. >> that's exactly right. and there could be significant legal implications on this. >> how so? >> look, on the

gloria, is the president's legal team serious about an interview with mueller's team face to face orut? >> well, you're assuming that the legal team agrees on everything. that's not my assumption. they have a client who says still to this day that he wants to talk to bob mueller. i think the lawyers on the team and we have reported this over and over again are pretty much united that they'd rather the president did not sit down with bob mueller. i think the big question now that everybody is sort of facing is they go back and forth and back and forth and remember they have gone back and forth since january on this. is the question of whether bob mueller will subpoena the president, should his lawyers say, you know, we are not going to let him testify, for example, on obstruction. and i think there are a lots of sources that we have been talking to who are familiar with what's going on who say, look, we don't believe that mueller will subpoena the president because he doesn't want to drag this out, he doesn't want to take it to the supreme court. so we believe perhaps we'll be able to

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i want to go back to what gloria said.ink this -- this tweet that now has raised the significance of the tower meeting and made a compelling case of why mueller needs to talk personally, person to person, asking questions about what happened after the elections because it ties in to what happened during the campaign season. so he has to have in this testimony a full answer from the president. and finally, the president trump now has a dilemma that he's going to be asked by mueller did you know before that meeting about the meeting? and if he wants to protect his son, he is going say no, i never knew that. but that will be -- he would be possibly committing perjury on his own. if he said yes, i did know, then he throws his son under the bus, and his son has committed a perjury. >> and ambassador eisen, mueller would have access -- i mean, i've talked to intelligence people. mueller would have access to the blocked number to know who the blocked number was that donald trump jr. called. i think there was a call before and i t

gloria: babe, i'm not sure about the game. the whole family is coming over for the barbecue. the ohio state game. so, everybody can watch. i don't like watching the game with people who don't know the game. people talk. you talk at my football games. for one thing, it's called soccer. your team's scored two goals all season. i'm not taking a big risk. [ hollow clank ] how much of this did you drink? give me a break. i have to climb a rope today. haley: hey, mom? claire: yeah? can i have $40 for lunch? $40?

gloria borger and our panel are here as well.he allegation immediately after the president tweeted these words about jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt was that potentially he's obstructing justice. >> you know, that has been a question that we've all looked into. whether the president's tweets are being looked into by the special counsel as potentially obstructing justice. but i want to remind everyone because we've all reported -- cnn has reported that trump personally pressured sessions on multiple occasions to recuse himself from this investigation. he has been angry about sessions recusing himself for months. but this takes this whole thing to a different level. and once again, we find ourselves parsing the president's words. rudy giuliani's statement to dana is he said should, not must. last week, we were talking about would versus would not. they are trying -- i mean, they are the shovel brigade here, trying to clean up this mess that the president is making. tweeting about bob mueller and his attorneys, i gu

currently he is a cnn law enforcement analyst and also with us gloria borger. josh, you think he should have been fired? >> i think it's a tough decision. if you're the fbi director, you're trying to weigh two different things. there is peter strzok's performance as an fbi employee. he had a reputation of someone who is widely known as an excellent investigator, a counterintelligence agent. and then conduct. if you're sitting in the shoes of dave bowdich, does this type of conduct warrant a serious meting out of punishment, which would include termination in this case. he said that it did. i think that the audience wasn't necessarily the outside world, the american people, but it was internally. it was telling the rank and file that we expect you, the career fbi employees, to come to work every day and comport yourself in concert with our core values. how can i ask you to do that when i'm not holding our own senior leaders to the very same high standards. i doubt it was a very easy decision, but it was one he determined he had to make. >> gloria, you can also l

i agree with everything gloria said. i talked to a lot of former colleagues in the fbi, former and current colleagues. one of the things i take away from those conversations is that almost universally, whether people in the fbi support the president or they don't support the president, almost universally they have said that what peter strzok did in those text messages and what he did thin this testimony irreparably damaged his reputation. you leave your politics at the door when you do the business of bureau. i think the impression that he might not have been doing that, whether it's true or not, is something that was a real concern for a lot of rank and file fbi officials. so i think that for a lot of them, they saw this coming. i think some of that inside pressure may be why we're here today. >> you're saying that performance, because he was so defiant? >> not only because he was defiant, but he did not speak to the fbi's strong belief -- he didn't speak strong enough to the belief that politics, that partisanship shou

gloria borger, not the first time we've heard him say that.ething the bureau takes seriously? >> well, he's the president of the united states and jeff sessions probably has to take it seriously since the president's been tweeting about hip. and i'm sure christopher ray has to take a seriously. but do i believe that they're going to do it at this point, i don't -- i don't see it. he tweets about it every day, so, you know, i don't him doing it. i think what they did today with the firing of peter struck is something that will make him very happy because he could have been just disciplined and demoted as was recommended. but instead he was fired, and so i think that kept the president happy on that front. but they can't keep him happy on all fronts. and the hillary clinton investigation given the fact there's a russia investigation going on, i would not think it's front and center. >> any other dramas today, battling in this case the son of bobby goodlatte, house republican. his son saying he gave the maximum donation allowed to jennifer lewis

. >> gloria, let me put the lady in the blue dress. that's not an indication of anything i just want to ask you, i think a good way of putting it, this district has been republican since reagan, since the '80s. is this an indication of a blue wave? i think democrats would like to think if they win, this is an indication of a blue wave. this shouldn't even be a race. there are a few things you need to think about, one is, donald trump. there are people in this district, very educated district. >> that makes a difference. higher percentage of educated voters over 25 than any other district in the state. >> you said 23. they're not looking for 23 near wins, they're looking for 23 wins. >> what they have is enthusiasm. in the level of interest among democrats in this district. the last poll i looked at was 66%. this is an election in august in an off year. it's -- and they have to run again by the way in november. and 66% of democrats say they want to come out and vote about you look at that and republicans are kind of thinking, all right,

wla laura and gloria, thank you for volunteering to come in. no subpoena necessary. >>> president trump wasted little time slamming nfl players who pknelt during the national anthem last night. other players either raised their fists or stayed in the locker room. the president once again jumped into the fray, tweeting, of course, the nfl players are at it again, taking a knee when they should be standing proudly for the national anthem. numerous players from different teams wanted to show their outrage at something they're unable to define. they make a fortune doing what they love. white house correspondent kaitlan collins is live from new jersey right now, where the president is on vacation. kaitlan, what is going on here? why is the president once again fixated on this issue? obviously we saw in these preseason games a small number of players doing this, but the president seizing on this issue again. >> reporter: well, jim, it's a new football season, but the same president and same attacks on those players who do kneel during the national an

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. >> join iing news is gloria borger, and paris denard. paris, let me ask you, is it appropriate for the president of the united states to call a high level adviser, a former high level adviser a dog? they defend the language by saying it's fighting fire with fire. it is appropriate? is it him being his best, to pair fiez lonnie trump's campaign? >> i don't know, anderson. you have to ask the president. i don't know fit was appropriate for omarosa to call him acting like a dog without a leash whenever mrs. trump wasn't around. i know the president is referred to is everyone is well documented and especially jeff zeleny the fact that the president calls many people dogs, a lot of white people, a lot of white men dogs. its way the president talks. it's the way that the american people knew that the president, then candidate talks. so when he is attacked, when his character is attacked, he fights fire with fire. that's just who he is. >> careen, what about that? sarah sanders said today look, the american people knew the president speaks like

and that baby girl is gloria vanderbilt, ok? and her child is anderson cooper.so this family has a lot of connections here. foofy's vanderbilt, mother, she became a good sculptor, moved with the arts, and created the whitney museum of art, but it is not a happy family. there are infidelities, isferent interests, so flora not quite like gloria vanderbilt , the poor little rich girl, but it is not a happy family. it is not the same family life that quentin roosevelt has, which all the roosevelts have. theodore roosevelt is a great person to have as a father. he cares about the kids, is always with them, and is a family man. this cannot be said for the vanderbilts or the whitneys. quentin and quentin and flora, their relationship becomes serious when he escorts them to a coming out party. -- neither side approve of this relationship. when he proposes and when she accepts, they don't break the news to either family for quite a while. in a short time period, relatively. the whitney's and vanderbilts are not crazy about this. tr, that would be a poor relation, the roo

ten year old gloria is finding it harder to keep up she knows she might never see her friends again. who are you going to miss the most. everyone. not having seen her mother for over a half a year is tough but together with friends and family she is holding on gabrielle is taking care of her as if she were her own daughter. you're watching t.w. news thanks for joining us. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania. we also played the lead role written lots. of investment writers adulthood carrousel with their first off. everybody was wrong the wanted to ignore the reality of the whole thing might blow off and i suppose of a system that spawned out of control. over the world and the costs of everything. to crush the investment bank lehman brothers september thirteenth on g.w. . i know both observes carefully martin mana leaves nothing to chance the two biologists test supernatural skills under lab conditions is there more to metal wires and pendulums than just hocus pocus. the lord has and these people and charlatans who want to deceive us all need is to be

. >> vuela alto y que dios te tenga su gloria, este es solo uno de los mensajes dedicado este joven depar de años de honduras. >> para buscar una vida mejor. >> ya me involucro mucho con la juventud y cuando veo estas cosas, me siento muy mal . son jóvenes y no debería basarse. >> según el reporte policial, hubo otras tres víctimas. quienes no sufrieron heridas serias. >> hace menos de cinco meses, a una cuadra de allí, una persona murió y otras cinco resultaron heridas. después de que se desató un tiroteo con las autoridades, a quienes le reportaron la presencia de un hombre armado. >> todo está cambiado. y robo y muertes. >> no andar en las noches. >> se sabe que hay cinco sospechosos entre 20 25 años de edad. si usted tiene información, puede comunicarse la línea que aparece en pantalla. >> las autoridades del condado, dieron a conocer que el supuesto asesino del estado dorado,

ten year old gloria is finding it harder to keep up she knows she might never see her friends again. who are you going to miss the most. everyone. not having seen her mother for over a half a year is tough but together with friends and family she is holding on gabrielle is taking care of her as if she were her own daughter. and the moment there i feel like i'm part of a team we've been so strong thank god we have been very united us. just one more line to wait in a very long one stamping their passports took over for hours but finally they can move on and enter their final destination country peru. they're uncertain about what to expect at the other side of the border but what they are sure of it can't be worse than what they left behind. revenger refugees living in bangladesh have been demonstrating for justice on the first anniversary of the crackdown in myanmar that prompted them to flee some seven hundred thousand range of fled their homeland off to myanmar as military attack moves the villages in what it called an operation against militants the united nations called it a textbo

and that baby girl is gloria vanderbilt, ok? and her child is anderson cooper. so this family has a lot of connections here. gertrude vanderbilt, foofy's mother, carried on different interests that her husband. she was into art. she became a good sculptor, moved with the arts, and created the whitney museum of art, but it is not a happy family. there are infidelities, there are different interests, so flora is not quite like gloria vanderbilt, the poor little rich girl, but it is not a happy family. it is not the same family life which quentin roosevelt has, which all the roosevelts have. theodore roosevelt is a great person to have as a father. he cares about the kids, is always with them, and is a family man. this cannot be said for the vanderbilts, or the whitneys. quentin and flora, their relationship had become serious when he escorts her to her coming out party in rhode island at the little family college. not the breakers, which was bigger in rhode island, but to that event. the families on neither side approval of this relationship. when he proposes and

ten year old gloria is finding it harder to keep up she knows she might never see her friends again. who are you going to miss the most. everyone. not having seen her mother for over a half a year is tough but together with friends and family she is holding on gabrielle is taking care of her as if she were her own daughter. and the moment there i feel like i'm part of a team we've been so strong thank god we have been very united us. just one more line to wait in a very long one stamping their passports took over four hours but finally they can move on and enter their final destination country peru they're uncertain about what to expect at the other side of the border but what they are sure of it can't be worse than what they left behind. in italy most of the one hundred fifty stranded in the port of qatar for over a week no longer strike government's refusal to allow them to enter is at the center of a fresh spirit of a migration within the european union has threatened to withhold its funding for the unless other member states accept some of the refugees. get you up to date with so

espinosa ha vivido muchos momentos inolvidables de fama y triunfo memorables, como cuando alcanzÓ la gloria una caÍda intensa. >> se refiere a la caÍda que lo dejÓ a el borde de la muerte.-- al borde de la muerte. >> estaba muy cerca para ese muy cerca para no poder caminar. >> ocurriÓ cuando montaba al caballo en el hipÓdromo desde california cer el pasado 22 de julio. recuerda que corrÍa a 40 millas por hora sÚbitamente y muriÓ de un infarto fulminante. el jinete de cuente seis aÑos se estrellÓ en el pavimento sin tiempo para encomendarse a dios. >> me fracture el cuello. una quebradora en el cuello. >> aunque no perdÍ el conocimiento sÓlo recuerda que no podÍa moverse y sentía sus piernas. eso fue lo que mÁs le asusto. dice que apenas podÍa mover sus brazos. su vida cambiÓ en cuestión de segundos. >> ni poder comer. ni las enfermeras me tenÍan que dar de comer.una proeza que nadie habÍalograron 37 aÑos. hoy se recupera lentamente gracias a los cuidados mÉdicos y a la tenacidad que lo caracteriza. poniendo mucho empeÑo en cada una de sus terapias. porque es consciente de que de ellas depe

ten year old gloria is finding it harder to keep up she knows she might never see her friends again. who are you going to miss the most. everyone. not having seen her mother for over a half a year is tough but together with friends and family she is holding on gabrielle is taking care of her as if she were her own daughter. you're watching t w news thanks for joining us. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania.

god you've above all right gloria but. this day isn't for us this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. you can't talk what a machine as a machine so you can have a real conversation about real life and feelings in what people are going through what a machine what a robot. you can only do. stroller robots got to be taken down in a polish is when they made the constitution and all this it really was in may for me. world wide to begin with the lives next to black people and so he created soap suburbs and small little time stuff like ferguson slower speeds smaller towns existed can sell a lot of flats and this a lot of homes sold and stack poor people just back to back on top of each other. i live in the homeless which is lying probably like one of his pores in the state police don't call too often people get shot every other day kids get shot people kill each other black people kill each other always had a gun has something almost always drug related. samos or. black people have always been the target. of t

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