gloria's contractor also did not return our calls. the company is licensed, but under disciplinary orders. they're still an approved contractor with dfpi. >> we have work to do getting resources out to community members so they understand what their rights are and how institutions like the california dfpi can offer some protection and some redress. >> reporter: the agency received 370 pace-related complaints since it took on oversight in 2019. 78 of them specifically regarding the pace funding group. but so far dfpi has only taken administrative action three times, involving other companies. >> i think the reality is is that in any industry you're going to have bad actors. and we are trying to, as a state financial regulator, root out those bad actors as quickly as possible. >> reporter: so gloria's class action lawsuit alleges that spanish-speaking homeowners are specifically targeted for these types of loans. it also allege that is the solicitor that pushed her to pick up the loan is still operating under a different name. they call

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gloria can gloria borger and john avlon are back with us now.u write books about it, in fact, presidential history. the fact that it's 53 approval of the job he's doing, 43 disapprove, that isn't very high. but, of course, we're at a different time than any other president has been in terms of the divisiveness of the country. what do we make of those numbers? >> it's ten points higher than donald trump and that's the key. what we've seen is this deeply polarized time is joe biden's first 100 days, he's still been able to stay above water. his disapproval number, relatively low, and his numbers in terms of whether people believe he cares about people like them are very high. that's a key empathy gauge. keep an eye on those numbers. as he extends his speech, he'll go big with bold, surprisingly bold progressive agenda. at the same time, he has to square the circle with his commitment to reach out and reunite. to republicans in the country at large if not republicans in the chamber. >> there will be no thunderous applause in the chamber tonight, gl

cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger. thank you very much for joining.d to see you both of you. gloria borger, i'm going to start with you because let's talk about what joe manchin is saying. he's saying this and i quote, senate democrats must avoid the temptation to abandon our democratic colleagues on important national issues. republicans, however, have a responsibility to stop saying no and participate in finding real compromise with democrats. so, gloria, we've known his feelings on the filibuster but joe manchin seems to be the only person living in this ckumbaya senate world. we're not in that world anymore. maybe i'm wrong. >> no, you're right. we are not in that world. i think joe biden would join him in that perfect world from decades ago when perhaps it used to work that way and sometimes it did and sometimes it didn't. but that's not life right now. i think with joe manchin stating yet again i'm not going to move, i'm not going to amend, i'm not going to say, i'm just going to say we're not going to do anything with the filibuster, that means

so, gloria, we've known his feelings on the filibuster.nly person, living in this kumbaya-senate world that he is describe -- it's, like, a 1950s leave-it-to-beaver world. we're not in that world, anymore. it's -- maybe, i'm wrong. >> we are not. no, you are right. we're not in that world. i think, joe biden would join him, in that perfect world. from decades ago, when, perhaps, it used to work that way. and sometimes, it did. and sometimes, it didn't. but that's not life, right now. i think, with joe manchin stating, yet again, i'm not going to move. i'm not going to amend. i'm not going to change. i'm just going to say i'm -- we're not going to do anything with the filibuster. that means, for joe biden, it means he needs ten republicans for voting rights. it puts the minimum wage, increase to the minimum wage in danger. the dream act in danger. sort of, large legislation, like, universal-background checks, in danger. so, this is not news -- good news for joe biden. and it puts manchin right where he wants to be, which is at the center of

. >> gloria borger joins us now. great to have you on "new day." >> great to be here with you guys. >> the administration now has to walk this fine line between saying be careful. don't let your guard down but also, we have great news about how things are opening up. so how do they pull that off? >> with great difficulty. they have a problem with vaccine hesitancy. and i think what they decided and we'll see that later today with the mask -- with what they say about masks. they have to show people there's a reward if you get vaccinated. that there are things you can do that you could not do before. >> on the one hand, look at this. there's a new sense of freedom for you because you've done the right thing and gotten vaccinated. on the other hand, there are these variants out there, and they have to say, but wait a minute. you still have to be vigilant here because we have to watch this very, very carefully. and so it's kind of a mixed message. it's very delicate. but they have no other choice other than to do it. >>

. >> like gloria sanchez. it started with a call. in a class action lawsuit she said she was hammered calls and texts from a pace solicitor. she said the sales person told her a program created by former president obama required homeowners to have solar panels on their property by 2020. she could do it for no money down and just $800 more a year on her property taxes. >> the panels would be free almost. >> when she went to refinance her home a shock. a tax lein on her property for almost $13,000. placed by a company called pace funding group that had to be paid off first. not only that but she said the panels don't seem to be working and her pg&e bill has not gone down. >> on my pg&e bill i don't see savings. it's the same as before. >> she signed her loan in 2018 and that's after a new law went into effect requiring the program administrators like pace funding talk to homeowners and make sure they understand the terms of the contract and that they have the ability to pay. since then even more consumer protections have been put in pl

de los grandes movimientos civiles de 2020 y hoy recordamos la lucha incansable de su madre, doña gloriaun escándalo en las fuerzas armadas por acosos sexuales , tan solo en la base donde vanessa guillén fue abusada y asesinada se registraron más de 400 delitos violentos los últimos tres años incluidos 11 homicidios, 48 violaciones, a más de un año de su desaparición , ahora esta madre lucha porque ninguna otra joven pase por lo que pasó vanessa guillén . >>> le doy la bienvenida a la sra. vanessa guillén mis respetos para usted . >>> muchas gracias por invitarme y que este caso no muera, porque es un caso que afecta al mundo entero . >>> estoy de acuerdo y también su lucha por lograr justicia no ha terminado, dígame ha logrado lo que ha buscado o queda mucho por hacer?. >>? queda mucho por hacer porque no hay justicia y no dicen la verdad de por qué le hicieron eso a mi hija, la investigación continúa y no nos han dicho nada todavía, y voy a seguir luchando por la verdad y quiero que me entreguen a los asesinos de mi hija, y quién dio la orden, porque sé que recibieron órdenes y tienen

so i understand what aunt gloria is feeling.now there are particular criteria that the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt to every single one of the jurors in order for there to be a conviction. i'm aware of the very substantial chance there could be acquittal here at least on some of the charges. at the same time, i'm heartened by seeing some of the things we've talked about. about police officers speaking about the use of force. i think back to ferguson not that long ago and the birth of the modern black lives matter movement and how the response from police was just militarization, especially against crowds and everything. police interactions in real life became a more tense and i seen we've turned a corner that. we're trying to find ways to find deescalation tactics to say what we saw before our eyes is not the way that things should go. i'm hopeful in that sense. >> let's talk about voting rights, which i got into martin luther king iii. kimberly, i mean, you just reminded me you are an attorney. what is the l

gloria says cleopatra never had it so good. >> the love is overwhelming, you know?whole life. >> reporter: amazing, the heel healing power of a loving child. steve hartman, cbs news on the road. >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday, for some of you news continues, others check back for "cbs morning ne ." follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the u.s. >>> it's thursday, april 1st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, four people killed including a child in another mass shooting. what we know about the investigation in southern california. >>> vaccines ruined. up to 15 million johnson & johnson's shots are no good. the mistake that's now delayed future shipments of the dose. >>> caught on video -- migrants drop two young siblings 14 feet drop two young siblings 14 feet over the border wall. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you.

joining me now is my aunt gloria! hey, aunt gloria. >> hi. how you doing, jonathan? >> i'm great.about things. 247 this is one instance i'm thrilled you were wrong. your reaction to the verdict? >> i'm thrilled i was wrong, also! i was relieved. very thankful. we needed a win. i was concerned about what would happen if he was found not guilty. i just felt the people would explode. but i'm relieved and thankful. if you get one win, it's like you get so many other losses. before he's found guilty, this -- people were out shooting more people. we have one win. when i saw what happened to the guy in california where they beat him. it's like you're being treated like you're not a human being. what i see so many people, young people being shot, the young girl being shot. in north carolina, we had a shooting. >> uh-huh. >> it's like we forget one win and take six people away? is that -- what is the average or how does this work? but it's not like it's really freedom. it's like did we miss something in, you know, we get one win and they take away six more? my only concern is when is it go

gloria borger is here to save the day. chief political analyst. so much for being with us. >> as always. >> there is this reporting from "the new york times" about cooperation between this matt gaetz congressman gaetz associate said to be cooperating with the justice department except for congressman adam kinzinger, republicans have been largely quiet when it comes to commenting on gaetz' future. no one really wants to weigh in on this. marco rubio when asked whether he backs gaetz said i don't know anything about the case. you can only keep that up for so long. >> right. and look, i think when i hear marco rubio, it takes me back a few years to hearing republicans over and over again say oh, i i didn't read that tweet by donald trump, i don't know much about this, i can't really comment on it. the irony is that matt gaetz is not a popular person on capitol hill. they don't like him. but donald trump has been sort of tepid in his response to this whole gaetz thing, saying he is denying, denying, denying, and what is being played out here is the tr

. >>> also joining us, gloria borger. president biden really is working overtime and we're not even 24 hours past the announcement at this point. where he is really making it clear that this is going to be a major priority to get this plan passed. where do things stand, right? there's been a little time to digest. what's the sense about the path forward? >> well, look, as phil was just saying, they know that they're going to have problems, not only with moderate democrats but also with some liberal democrats who think that they haven't done enough. they're going to have problems with republicans who don't want to raise taxes, even on corporations. but can i just say, as we look at this picture, how different this is from the cabinet meetings we saw in the trump administration. these people are sitting with masks. in may of 2020, when president trump had a cabinet meeting in the middle of the pandemic, people were not wearing masks. one other thing i can say is that this was not a cabinet meeting in which the president goe

i mean, gloria, david talked about, you know, chris murphy. the lead sponsor of the background-check bill in the senate. he said he is open to compromise, on this. says he's been talking to republicans for several weeks. but again, swaying enough republicans to get a version of his bill passed is, you know, not easy. >> it's difficult. it -- it's difficult. and -- and, you know, the problem is that republicans, over these years, have become more and more dug in. as david points out, guns have become a cultural issue. if you say you want to do universal-background checks and 90% of the public says, yeah, okay, we think that's a great idea. you have a large group of republicans, who see that as, somehow, taking away their second-amendment rights. taking away their freedom, which is the keyword here. we hear it used with masks, as david points out. and somehow, this becomes an issue that republicans can run on. i mean, remember after parkland, donald trump was saying, oh, yeah, yeah, we are going to get something done on gun reform, right? he had

. >>> let's bring in gloria borger.teresting is here we are again, another day and yet very little response from his fellow republicans. >> right. >> well, it's an open secret he's not well liked among republicans. they don't want to go out on a limb for him in any way, shape or form. the only people have done it is marjorie taylor greene and jim jordan, who says he believes matt gaetz. the former president said it should be remembered that he's denied the accusations against him. it's a mealy-mouthed way to say i kind of support you, but not really, i'm holding back. then the president had to make it clear, of course, he was never personally approached, because every statement has to be about him. >> there is that. i also wanted to ask about the drips and drabs from "new york times" about john boehner's new book which is coming out. in one excerpt he talks about the january 6th insurrection, where he writes, quote -- former president trump incited that bloody insurrection for nothing more than selfish reasons perpetuat

i just hope there's something we can do to help them, as i know you do and i know gloria does.house when obama was president, getting ready to leave to talk about the trans pacific partnership agreement. they called my office when i was governor and they said, would it be okay if you sat next to the president? i'm like what kind of a question is that? that's how things have deteriorated in that town, that republicans don't even want to be seen with the president. liz cheney, instinctively recognizing the president of the united states makes all the sense in the world. here you've got republicans fighting with one another when you have joe biden beginning to launch the most massive movement toward big government and sky high taxes and they don't even have time to talk about that because they're fighting amongst themselves. they keep this up, they're going to jeopardize their ability to win the house in 2022. >> two republican lawmakers have told cnn that congresswoman cheney's words this week were no helpful in any way, shape or form. >> i don't know if she's on an island, but s

the suspect was killed has been identified as joshua james gloria from oakland. authorities say the shooting happened following a pursuit that ended near new work boulevard. police say gloria was driving a stolen vehicle and associated with an armed robbery. 2 people are behind bars in connection to an armed robbery at a 7.11. this happened in some detail. it happened tuesday morning. investigators say ship was to monte walked into the convenience store with a gun and stole $1200 in cash and more than $800 in cigarettes before taking off in a car detectives believe his girlfriend was behind the wheel. both the woman and the nation are arrested and were arrested later during a search of the house police found a bag with cash. a red mask, a pistol that police say were all used in that robbery. it's a disturbing trend we've seen before in the bay area. the marine mammal center says they found at least 3 dead gray wells in just the last week here, the first was last wednesday on crissy field. the second that fitzgerald marine reserve the saturday and the 3rd was foun

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gloria borges is out front. >> reporter: for the last 100 days, how to get vaccines into the arms of americans and convince the he has he-- it is personal for tho on the front lines. >> i am worried people have lost loved ones and people's lives have been upturned. this is hard and people are tired which means there is a tendency to let down our guard which we can't do. >> if you had told us 100 days into president biden's tenure that it would be open season for every adult americans that wants a vaccine to get one, we would have said incredible. >> reporter: the country of the highest number of confirmed deaths now vaccinating at a speed of four times faster than the world's average. >> the progress we have made had been stunning. >> reporter: donald trump's operation warp speed developed the vaccine. nothing short of a miracle. >> do you realize what a dire situation we would have been in if we did those vaccine trials that it is 20% effective instead of 90% effective. in the beginning the transition did not move at warp speed. president trump was preoccupied with finding votes and

well i want to bring in now gloria j. brown marshall she is a professor of constitutional law at john jay college in new york city her most recent book on civil rights in law is entitled she took just as the black woman wall and power it's good to have you with us again on the day i want to start by asking you what was your reaction when you heard the sentencing for the verdict for derrick show been and was justice served yesterday earth yes justice with her then i was so anxious and nervous and i was sweating actually and i knew that i had to do other parents is on television programs and i took the time outs of just watch the verdict and i was amazed i was so sure in my heart that once again as an african-american even as a scholar an academic and a writer a playwright that i would be disappointed in this country of disappointed people of color so many times so i was actually relieved and and then fearful about the appellate part of this trial perhaps but i moment to be grateful for the outcome you know professor docume

investigators say burch shot and killed 34-year-old joshua gloria. they say gloria was armed and driving a stolen car when he led police on a chase. >>> a man is dead after chp says he was hit and killed by a car while running from officers. what happened just before 11:00 last night on highway 101. ch people the ban over and were conducting a dui test when he took off running. they say he ran across the highway and that is when he was hit by an oncoming san mateo county sheriffs patrol vehicle. the man's name has not yet been released. >>> berkeley police investigating a hit-and-run that sent a car slamming into a home and a gas meter. it happened early this afternoon on page street near san pablo avenue and the west brady neighborhood. eyewitness says the suspect ran a stop sign that hit another car, prompting that's car to then lose control and hit the house instead of stopping, the suspect drove away. but there was something in the apartment when it happens. >> you are the crash? >> i heard it and i felt it and we came outside. of course i did no

well i want to bring in now gloria j. brown marshall she is a professor of constitutional law at john jay college in new york city her most recent book on civil rights and wall is entitled she took just as the black woman wall and power it's good to have you with us again on the day i want to start by asking you what was your reaction when you heard the sentencing for the verdict for derek shogun and was justice served yesterday earth yes justice with her then i was so anxious and nervous and i was sweating actually and i knew that i had to do other parents is on television programs and i took the time outs of just watched the verdict and i was amazed that i was so sure in my heart that once again as an african-american even as a scholar an academic and a writer and a playwright that i would be disappointed in this country of disappointed people of color so many talents so i was actually relieved and and then fearful about the appellate part of this trial perhaps but i moment to be grateful for the outcome you know profes

pardon the language, gloria. mm-hmm. gloria?he better cool it, or i'm gonna introduce him to the captain and tennille. [ sighs ] sorry we're late. i was at work.

what do you make of those comments from senator manchin, gloria? >> in a way he's not changing his mind. i'm against changing the filibuster. i'm not going to kill it. that's it. what this means is that joe biden, first of all, has to get the rest of his democrats in line if he wants to get anything done. and he has to look for ten republicans on a lot of things. so the larger things he might want to do, the dream act, for example, voting rights, of course, is another example you were just talking about. minimum wage. a large infrastructure package. all of these things really hang in the balance. and the problem, wolf, in the congress right now is that the political rewards come from fighting and not from finding common ground, because if you fight and you're a republican, you're not going to get primaried on the right if you fight with democrats. and right now republicans don't agree on much other than they ought to oppose everything joe biden proposes. so maybe manchin can find what he's looking for, but it's going to be very, very difficult. we

for free and actually set up a fund farmers like gloria oil lobby you hope to scale up their agribusiness using the hydroponic method this uses water rich in nutrients instead of soil this makes planting and harvesting possible regardless of season. why because it is less. and to. create almost. almost. only a few nice and other. students still to this growing patch during a one week program they learned how to set up a soil a sterile panic from nutrients laden mist nourishes the plants which makes maximum use of area and fertilizer. from an opposite principle if you follow the principle you can apply to and may need plants you want to develop on your farm so for the trough system you where you want to set up the trial for the plan. i always great about the way for workers to do for obviously. some sort of boiler and this farm have team are convinced solace farming could be a blueprint for sub-saharan african countries to feed themselves sustainably and profitably. with the number of students increasing daily. plans to grow his training program across nigeria. whoa amazing what they're do

this is a picture of gloria hollister. who was the marine biologists and and jocelyn crane who studied crabs and then in the center is william beebe whose players ex-husband i found out that a lot of women. from the society would go down and visit them at his the research stations. i that they were kind of fun places to go vacation and hang out with other members of the society of women geographers. um, delia ackley loved her because it should kind of has a sad story she and her husband carl ackley who is famous big game hunter who did, you know all the the elephants in the museum of natural history and she found this this monkey on one of their expeditions and she fell in love with this monkey. i mean so much that her her husband would write her note. oh dear. could you please love me more than the monkey, you know, and she brought him home to their manhattan penthouse apartment. and here the monkey was a terror and and carl couldn't deal with it anymore. so finally he he divorced her. i i thought it was interesting that

carley: sisters from ecuador, in el paso, gloria chavez released the shocking footage, the tactics hurtingthey are doing fine, releasing an image like that, to try these tactics further out. >> over 18,000 unaccompanied minors. with 13,000 under hhs care and 5000 in cvp custody as a honduran boy is found wandering alone near the border. to governor greg abbott pointing his finger at the president for failing to keep the area secure. >> the biden administration's open border policies have created open season for human traffickers, drug smugglers, cartels and gangs. >> a texas trooper saved a baby and a mother who speaks about the dramatic rescue. >> i heard splashing from a distressed woman, grabbed the baby and helped the woman. the baby wasn't moving at that point. >> senator joe manchin floating a moratorium saying he was throwing out different ideas, still no word on plan border visits from president joe biden or vp kamala harris. we will hear, those images are hard to see. >> as the border revolves in a humanitarian crisis, jim jordan says the left is letting chaos get out of hand. >>

more from border patrol el paso sector chief gloria chev as a little later on the show.s to look at. griff: thank you for covering that. carley: at least 36 people are killed and dozens more injured after a train crash is in taiwan. officials say the train derailed after smashing into a truck that was stuck on the track. an estimated 350 people were on the train, rescue efforts underway for people trapped inside that train. 70 tension officers fired after a man dies in custody. and eighth officer has resigned. the calling county sheriff says it shows the officer violated policy and procedures in the death of marvin scott iii. he died after being pepper sprayed on a misdemeanor marijuana charge. an independent autopsy found his death was caused by restraints and asphyxiation. >> president biden holding his first cabinet meeting after holding a structural plan. pete buttigieg defending the proposal's push to green jobs as call minors fear the plan puts them out of work. >> millions of jobs, this bill looks to the future. the jobs being created as we speak. >> reporter: sen

we know his feelings about ted crew, but the republican leadership more broadly here. >> gloria, there'srom michael watson, this is the guy in charges of elections in mississippi. he talked to wlox about the idea of automatic voter registration, and why he opposes it. take a listen. >> think about all these woke college university students who would automatically be registered to vote. it's forced on them. >> they doesn't want woke, quote/unquote, uninformed voters, legal voters to vote. >> if you play that out, it's because he thinking perhaps they wouldn't vote for him or some like them. you know this notion, what is woke? what is he trying to say there? is that liberate? is that people not like me? he says quite out loud here, no, we want the people to vote who will vote for us. it's quite remarkable that he just came out and said it. this isn't just a fringe republican, this is the secretary of state of mississippi. he's in charge of elections in mississippi. >> yes, he is. this is somebody's who's in charge, unless the laws in mississippi change, but he's sort much raffensperger, if

the hard work of 14 other committees, actually 15, if you executive committee, tracey, angela, and gloria. also, absolutely local 21, the laborers union, the latino task force resource hub, on 19 and alabama, was their home, and now, they've moved here, and guess what? we followed them. in the latino culture, we have a saying, mi casa es su casa, my home is your home. this has not been easy. we stepped on each other's toes a lot in the beginning. today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the back, patty. i see you. you can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie

the el paso border asian gloria chalice tweeted this footage out and says i am appalled by the way these smugglers viciously dropped infant children from a 14 foot border barrier. we are currently working with law enforcement partners in mexico in attempting to identify these ruthless human smugglers so as to hold them accountable to the fullest extent of the law, let's hope that happens. >> this isn't the first time and it won't be the last. it happens far too much, you had texas rangers rescuing that 6-month back baby. it is an important part of what those texas border patrol agents and officials on the border are doing not only to stop people from illegally crossing but rescuing them in life-saving situations. laura logan from fox nation talked about how ruthless these cartels are. take a listen. >> for a long time people have been coming across and they have an account number, that is what the cartels were giving them to make sure they get paid. now they have wristbands with a number that corresponds to a database in mexico and they know everything about music and contract you anywhe

were sure and well i want to bring in now gloria j. brown marshall she is a professor of constitutional law at john jay college in new york city her most recent book on civil rights and wall is entitled she took just as the black woman wall and power it's good to have you with us again on the day i want to start by asking you what was your reaction when you heard the sentencing for the verdict for derek shogun and was justice served yesterday earth yes justice with her then i was so anxious and nervous and i was sweating actually and i knew that i had to do other parents is on television programs and i took the time outs of just watch the verdict and i was amazed i was so sure in my heart that once again as an african-american even as a scholar an academic and a writer playwright that i would be disappointed in this country of disappointed people of color so many times so i was actually relieved and and then fearful about the appellate part of this trial perhaps but i moment to be grateful for the outcome you know professor documenting

well i want to bring in now gloria j. brown marshall she is a professor of constitutional law at john jay college in new york city her most recent book on civil rights and wall is entitled she took just as the black woman wall and power it's good to have you with us again on the day i want to start by asking you what was your reaction when you heard the sentencing for the verdict for derek shogun and was justice served yesterday earth yes justice with her then i was so anxious and nervous and i was sweating actually and i knew that i had to do other parents is on television programs and i took the time outs of just watched the verdict and i was amazed i was so sure in my heart that once again as an african-american even as a scholar an academic and a writer a playwright that i would be disappointed in this country of disappointed people of color so many times so i was actually relieved and and then fearful about the appellate part of this trial perhaps but i moment to be grateful for the outcome you know professor documen

to gloria's parade for the fairies of ancient egypt. 18 kings and full queens carefully carried in climate controlled cases from the egyptian museum where they have to welsh for over a century now they will have a new home in the national museum of egyptian civilization. ramsay's the 2nd is among those being moved as is queen hardship suit one of ancient egypt's few female pharaohs she was sent to wear full spirit to overcome the traditional gender roles of her time. the ceremony aimed to showcase egypt's rich history on one level by doing it like this with great pomp and circumstance the mummies are getting their due these are the kings of egypt i mean these are the pharaohs. is a way of showing respect people who understand that there is an incredibly important historically and also important now because this is part of egypt's economy and. reason is in fact one of egypt's main economic sectors with the pandemic halting global movement the country is eager to draw tourist back. the message is very important what good did the people through the butt end of the month is that this city we n

cnn chief political analyst gloria borger is with us now.eaders on both sides of the aisle should choose their words carefully. >> sure. >> and we're learning now kevin mccarthy is planning to bring this censure resolution to the floor today but there is some hypocrisy here. >> hypocrisy on capitol hill? come on, you're kidding me, right? people who live in glass houses should not throw stones. and i would argue that in this case if the republicans wanted to start talking about maxine waters, they should have dealt with their own problems, first. that is some of the sings you've shown up there, congressman brooks, for example, marjorie taylor greene, even the former president of the united states but they have not done that. what they're doing is really very transparent. they're trying to take the focus off their own problems and trying to shove it onto the democrats. >> let's just look at it from the other side here for a moment. house speaker nancy pelosi told cnn congresswoman waters should not apologize for her comments and accused repub

dulce: pero quien abriÓ el camino es gloria montiel, la primera estudiante en esta preparatoria en acudirimporta, lo importante es que no sea la Última. dulce: derrotando obstÁculos y barreras, estos jÓvenes esperan alcanzar sus sueÑos profesionales y algÚn dÍa regresar y aportar a la cuna del Éxito, v su escuela preparatoria y su comunidad. en santa ana, california, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. fÉlix: cada vez son mÁs los estudiantes hispanos que logran ingresar gracias a su excelencia en prestigiosas universidades en estados unidos. segÚn este sitio especializado en becas, las universidades tienen disponible un presupuesto son mÁs de 7 millones en becas para las minorÍas. esto quiere decir que los estudiantes hispanos pueden ingresar dependiendo del tipo de carrera que elijan. erika: uno de los fallecidos perdiÓ la vida cuando un Árbol le cayÓ encima a su casa mÓvil. el equipo trabaja a toda marcha para restablecer la energÍa en las zonas mÁs afectadas. fÉlix: alejandra guzmÁn se pronuncia finalmente sobre las controversiales acusaciones de su hija frida. erika: la corte britÁnica se p

let's get analysis from cnn political director david chalian, our chief political analyst gloria borgerhat's the single most important thing president biden needs to accomplish tonight? >> well, i think the single most important thing politically and for the success of his presidency is to build on the success he's had in these first run days, wolf. i think he has to take the success he has had on combatting coronavirus and getting these vaccinations into their arms as well as stimulus money into their bank accounts and parlay that into the next hundred days and hundred days after that. whether that's this infrastructure package in two parts that he's going to sell. but this notion of reminding america that government can work when governed properly in their prioriti priorities, that is going to be a huge moment for him to try and say so join me on the next part of this journey. that's the single biggest thing he can do tonight. >> gloria, for the first time we're going to see two women behind the president when he addresses this joint session. we're talking about the vice president, ka

gloria gloria borger is with us. >> i think to follow on what jim is saying, is that what i think mayhe capitol is that it is becoming a magnet, more of a magnet after january 6th, for people who might have grievance, whether it's grievance against democracy, whether it's grievance against the government, whether it's grievance against agencies of the government, that after you see people attacking the capitol and getting in and charging up those steps of the capitol, you may believe in your own mind, no matter how demented you are, that that is something you should be able to do if you too have a problem with anything that the government has done. and i think there is a real conflict here and a real problem here from members of congress who serve at the behest of the people and work in the people's house, which is what the capitol really represents. and you want to be able to have people to have access to the capitol. you want journalists to be able to have access to members of congress. and you know how important that is, wolf, to have that give and take and to be able to have long

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this was cnn's chief political analysts, gloria. >> said the tide had already turned on covid-19 when biden became president. and of course everybody understands that operation warp speed happens under joe biden, by getting vaccines into arms was abide in operation. >> what is she talking about? they were laughing at trump when he said they were going to have the vaccine by the fall. they laughed at him. i think including couch he and his own way. >> absolutely. and joe biden mocked and has well. and in fact, every member of congress sitting in that room knew that they got the vaccine in their arms either during the trump administration or very shortly thereafter because of president trump. gloria porter did apologize later in the segment for that and correct yourself, but none of the people on the screen there knew differently or corrected her in real time. so this is like north korea style media where everybody is just laughing up with the fearless leader is saying and not contradicting. but the people are home at smarter than that. but to address his points, if they bothered to wat

the hard work of 14 other committees, actually 15, if you executive committee, tracey, angela, and gloria. also, absolutely local 21, the laborers union, the latino task force resource hub, on 19 and alabama, was their home, and now, they've moved here, and guess what? we followed them. in the latino culture, we have a saying, mi casa es su casa, my home is your home. this has not been easy. we stepped on each other's toes a lot in the beginning. today's community vaccine hub, like the one in excelsior, shoutout to excelsior back there in the back, patty. i see you. you can trust us to take care of them with dignity and compassion. thank you to the media for being here. you are not fake, you are real. you do not always get recognized for being here to tell our story, so thank you for being here. in closing, there was olga from another union. we want to make sure that every single union member is vaccinated. just know that i love you and appreciate you, the latino task force loves you and appreciates you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, valerie

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. >> in 1951, rudy weds gloria anderson.y were going to gun shows, just right out of the gate. >> doesn't sound particularly romantic for a young bride. >> i don't think it was for mom, [ laughs ], romantic, no. >> rudy then joins the portland police force. >> but that was not his passion at all. his passion was when he got home, he could go to the shop. >> this is a percussion pistol, 1952, when mom was in the hospital with me as a newborn. >> rudy's notebooks from those days indicate the lengths to which he goes to make his replicas authentic. >> i photographed it at the smithsonian, went home and built the thing. >> have gun, will travel. >> this is a copy of daniel boone's rifle, as close as i could get from pictures, paintings. ♪ davy, davy crockett ♪ this is a davy crockett rifle that he took to the alamo. i had to have a copy of it, naturally. >> here's his copy of the pistol "wild bill" hickok was packing when he was killed in a deadwood, south dakota saloon in 1876. >> how exact is it? >> it's an exact copy. >> here

para la tercera ola de casos por covid vida >>> entre la arena y el mar se disfruta del sÁbado de gloria apenas ahorita que salimos >>> pero estas escenas contrastan con el llamado urgente del gobierno gobierno mexicano de quedarse en casa en el paÍs son mÁs de 200 mil fallecimientos sin embargo para laura y alfredo que visitan el puerto de acapulco no hay de otra con tal de divertirse >>> tenemos miedoito tomas las medidas >>> en cancÚn quintana roo es similar hasta aquÍ llegÓ josÉ de 60 aÑos que aÚn no se ha vacunado pero decidiÓ salir a relajarse. >>> yo siento que va a haber un repunte tambiÉn porque nos dejaron vacacionar a lo mejor no tenemos conciencia >>> esta semana santa la industria turÍstica del paÍs trata de recuperarse despuÉs de ser uno de los sectors mÁs golpeados econÓmicamente, por la pandemia de covid-19, de acuerdo con la secretaria de turismo del paÍs se espera la llega de 5 millones 69 mil turistas que de dejarÁn la economÍa mÁs de 60 millones de dÓlares >>> asÍ para turistas y comerciantes las vacaciones representan un alivio para las autoridades son un riesgo late

fremont police and the suspect vehicle announced the suspect was identified as oakland resident joshua gloria. >>> new video just coming to light shows the attack on an asian woman who was held to the ground at gunpoint for jewelry and purse. abc7's news anchor dion lim has the story. >> what you are are scream of terror as an asian woman in her 50s only was to be identified as ms. fully. you can see white if you become speeding down the street, completely ignoring two people walking, and doubles back to target miss lee. she is knocked to the ground and held at gunpoint, and robbed of her handbag. one suspect returns to take her jewelry. >> every time she talks about it, she cries. >> reporter: one of the france he was with her that they at the restaurant with kathy who says after ms. lee left the restaurant, and was unknowingly followed for miles to the sunset neighborhood. >> sunset richman is more for like families. everybody kind of, you know, no crime. we hear more and more so these past few years. >> reporter: at a community meeting this week, there were stats showing citywide firearms

police say gloria was armed and driving a stolen car associated with an armed robbery and refused toolice have not said exactly what led to the shooting. a man shot by police in daly city this afternoon, has now died of his wounds. the shooting happened shortly before two o'clock this afternoon at niantic and westlake avenues. police did not say what led to the fatal shooting. an officer was also injured during the incident, but is expected to be okay. the case remains under investigation. an expert in the use of force testified in the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derrick show vin for second day today, sergeant jody steiger of the l. a police department said that he thinks show vin used deadly force by needling on george floyd's neck for more than nine minutes, he said that show vin was putting most of his weight on floyd's neck, even though floyd was face down wasn't struggling and was in handcuffs. the time of their strength period. mr floyd was not resisting. he was in the prone position, hey, was handcuffed. he was not attempting to evade he was not attemptin