gloria. gloria: thank you, bob. this is hispanic heritage month that we are celebrating, and today, we are going to talk about the rising impact of the hispanic electorate. let's look back at 2020. we know latinos are not a monolith in the eyes of the democratic party. with trump's rhetoric on immigration, everyone thought immigration would lure latino voters to the democratic side, but trump got more latino votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. what happened to the latino vote? what did democrats get wrong? antonio, maybe you could share your insight into that? antonio: it is great to be on any program with you, gloria. before we got on, gloria got me started in public service, naming me to the mta board, and supported me in any election i have been in, as i have her. and i am honored to be with you and the panelists, folks i know and have worked with. look, we have said for a long time, latinos are not monolithic. they don't all have the same political aspirations or concerns. cubans are often different than dominica

our moderator is gloria molina. we are proud to have her as a follow-up 2021 fellow of the center for the political future. she was the first latina elected to this color california state assemble and the first latino, a real cry near, to join the los angeles county board of supervisors, where she served for more than two decades. gloria, take it away. >> thank you, bob. appreciate it. well, welcome. of course, this is hispanic heritage month that we are all celebrating and today we are going to talk about the rising impact of the hispanic electorate. so let's look back and look at 2020. we know that latinos are not monoliths in the eyes of the democratic party, trump's rhetoric on immigration, everyone thought it was when they put more latino voters into the democratic side. but in reality, trump got more latino votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. so, what happened with the latino vote in 2020? and what did democrats get wrong? antonio, do you want to be able to take that and maybe share with us your insight into th

for her tireless campaigning work, gloria has received international recognition. her organization also hope to watch milan with 1st national waste management plan, even below his government is grateful for the activists work and determination. it has to be that pressure for things to have been for movement to happen. there's been issues in cause for a long time that of nothing has happened to them. but on this one was made to head with because people civil society and people like how we can very high make sure that this is done for now, glory is still focusing on groceries work back on the streets. she and her colleagues are helping educate residence on the single use. plastic bag. gloria hopes her efforts will create a brighter future for her country. one person at a time. we all need a gloria who push for what is right. a fire fight against plastic use. she received this yes, prestigious goldman environmental price well deserved for her dedication. if you're watching this, let us know what you are doing to reduce your use of plastic. now we start at the shoe at

the now gloria is still focusing on grassroots work back on the streets. she and her colleagues are helping educate residence on the single use. plastic bag. gloria hopes her efforts will create a brighter future for her country. one person at a time. we all need a gloria who push for what is right for her fight against plastic use. she received this yes. for stages goldman environmental price well deserved for her dedication. and if you're watching this, let us know what you are doing to reduce your use of plastic. now we start at the shoe at the west coast on its head to the east coast precisely to kenya's mombasa. if you've never been there, no worries. because we are meeting the talent at single keela who will take us around her hometown. let's go. ah, i get there with her liking that info over to help with my 50 mom, but i really cared one by and you get to know my mombasa is kenya's oldest and 2nd largest city. historically, it was a gateway to east africa at destination for c, ferris from europe, asia and the arab well, there result a cultural melto

the country holds the national clean up day. environmental activists gloria my g. g. camacho has organized a clean up of it in a hometown of land tire. it's always a good conversation starter. when you try to try to disengage it, see what i think it's also been a really good way to connect it. going to show them and let them know it's going to take a lot of time for people to actually change how they see things and how they do things . but it's quite willing to see them come out and actually be part of the gloria once residence, to take control of their neighborhoods and keep them clean. some areas don't have any state organized, waste collection service. and if they do pick up times irregular in many areas, the trash even ends up in the drainage system according to deal with the plastic waste. gloria joint forces with a local company. they clean the bottle than shred and melt them. and from this they produce bricks. entitled with this thing is 60 percent send, it is 20 percent then of plastic and 10 percent bit thicker plastic. and then you get this which is stron

we all need a gloria who push for what is right for her fight against plastic use. she received this yes. for studios goldman, environmental price, well deserved or had medication. and if you're watching this, let us know what you are doing to reduce your use of plastic. now we started the shoe at the west coast on its head to the east coast precisely to kenya's mombasa. if you've never been there, no worries, because we are meeting the talent at single akila who will take us around her hometown. let's go. ah, i like you my info with. 2 my 50 mom but i really cared mom by and you get to know my mombasa is kenya's oldest and 2nd largest city historically it was a gateway to east africa at destination for c, ferris from europe, asia and the arab. well, there result, a cultural melton port and home to swahili, caught up a kilos raised in this bustling town and music echoes. the coastal boom will flavor south as songs ex low mutton of a . i realize the i posting at the edge of so my life funny. oh boy lake or so you can thing. so let us like hold your hand so you can go

the plastic waste gloria joint forces with a local company. they clean the bottle than shred and melt them. and from this they produce bricks entitled this thing is 60 percent send. it is 20 percent 10 of plastic and 10 percent bit thicker plastic and then you get this which is stronger than concrete. the company just moved to a new production facility, so they've only made a small amount of break so far. they're only slightly more expensive than normal break in the long run. they heard to cash in on the cities construction 1000000000 . plant ice population is growing. and so as the construction industry, if it was up to gloria, they wouldn't be a single bit of plastic on the streets. the 30 rolled works for the center for environmental policy and advocacy. the years they been fighting the plastic industry pushing the government and the courts to implement a ban on single use plastics that included a lot of lobbying and protests to drive that went home. we got a bit more aggressive with no, with the might because you know, dialogue is a good m

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¡gloria a nuestros defensores! ¡gloria a todas las defensoras! ¡gloria a ucrania!erimentan en estos momentos. marÍa antonieta mejÍa hablÓ con jÓvenes ucranianas sobre el conflicto y como lo viven de este lado del planeta. marÍa: la invasiÓn de rusia a ucrania ha causado el terror de residentes de ese paÍs y de los que viven afuera. valeria estudia temporalmente en la universidad estatal de san josÉ, dice que no puede creer lo que pasa en su paÍs. >> algo estÁ pasando, algo muy raro, pero lo que ha pasado desde hace dos dÍas es una cosa horrible y nunca me esperaba que fuera asÍ la guerra en mi paÍs. marp la familia de —— marÍa: la familia de valeria vive al centro de ucrania, pero por fortuna dice que se ha comunicado con ellos y sus amigos. >> las personas que estÁn en ciudades pequeÑas estÁn muy asustados, algunos han dormido las noches en bunker y otra gente en casa, pero con mucho miedo. marÍa: irina tambiÉn es ucraniana y trabaja en el sector de economÍa de silicÓn bali, dice que lo que pasa en su paÍs la tiene con el corazÓn destrozado. " es inhumano, inacept

¡gloria a nuestros defensores! ¡gloria a las defensoras! ¡gloria a ucrania!nas de ese paÍs en la bahÍa narran el sufrimiento que experimentan en estos momentos. marÍa antonieta mejÍa hablÓ con jÓvenes ucranianas sobre el conflicto y como lo viven de este lado del mundo. marÍa: la invasiÓn de rusia a ucrania causa terror tanto de residentes de ese paÍs, como de algunos que viven fuera. valeria es una estudiante originaria de ucrania, que estudia temporalmente en la universidad estatal de san josÉ. dice que no puede creer lo que pasa en su paÍs. >> algo estÁ pasando, algo muy raro, pero lo que ha pasado desde hace dos dÍas es algo horrible. marÍa: la familia de valeria vive en una localidad del centro de ucrania y dice que por fortuna ha logrado comunicarse con ellos y sus amistades. >> estÁn asustados, tienen miedo, sobre todo la gente que estÁ en la capital y en las ciudades mÁs grandes. las personas que estÁn un ciudades pequeÑas estÁn mÁs asustados. algunos han dormido noches en los bunker y otra gente en casa, pero con mucho miedo. marÍa: irina tambiÉn es

. >> un r16.02.2022 carmen gloria a tu servicio - tvn programa 2orte reveló que desde el 2010 a la fecha son lícitos contra integrantes de la prensa la mayoría por amenazas, abuso de autoridad, intimidación, y privación ilegal de la libertad . >> la impunidad de los principales obstáculos de este problema en la mente nueve por ciento de las denuncias que presentan los previstas no se resuelven. >> andrés manuel lópez obrador respaldo a quienes se manifestaron frente a él. >> vamos a ir protegiéndonos, a los periodistas . >> las organizaciones, artículo 19 aplaudieron que los miembros de los medios hayan planteado de frente al jefe del ejecutivo sus demandas. >> marca el actor que tienen la prensa en términos de que el estado tiene toda la información, tiene todo el diagnóstico y todo el poder al final para poder hacer algo y no lo ha hecho. >> los periodistas van a seguir defender su derecho a no ser agredidos ni asesinados o únicas armas que tienen sus plumas y sus toses. >> en tijuana ya se preparan para la llegada del presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador hayan mandatario adelantó qu

a nuestros defensores, gloria a nuestros hÉroes, gloria a ucrania!elea estÁ aquÍ, necesitamos municiones no un aventÓn, el excomediante de 44 aÑos ademÁs habla ruso perfecto, y se ha dirigido a los ciudadanos del paÍs, para denunciar a putin, justo en la tarde grabÓ un video de 9 minutos pidiendo a los rusos que no creyeran las mentiras que salÍan de moscÚ desestimando los comentarios de vladÍmir putin que la invasiÓn a ucrania es para des militarizar a ucrania, volodymyr zelensky judÍo y perdiÓ aparte de su familia en el holocausto, horas antes del ataque dijo que intentÓ llamar a putin pero no obtuvo respuesta. >> instÓ a los lÍderes de la uniÓn europea a iegrar a ucrania al bloque de 27 naciones bajo un procedimiento especial, la u f ha comprometido financiar el semestre de armas a ucrania y prohib a los medios prokremlin,ncreÍble ejemplo de valentÍa, gracias nicole. >> a ti gracias. para ver mÁs que cuando la realidad supera la ficciÓn un soldado ucraniano que grabÓ videos en tiktok para que su hija de 5 aÑos pudiera saber que estÁ bien y desment

gloria: they call him hank the tank.ear is known for breaking into dozens of homes in south lake tahoe and eating people's food. >> this is what we call a severely habituated bear, meaning it has lost all fear of people and is associating people with food. gloria: check out the social media posed from the south lake tahoe police department on friday. it says hank broke into a secure home, managing to squeeze inside through a small window. officers banging on the outside of the home until he popped out a back door. the post says officers stayed in the area to make sure he left without damaging other houses. >> anytime you have a 500-pound wild animal breaking into homes, while they are there, it is a danger. thankfully, nobody has been hurt, but it is not a good situation. >> they are going to houses to attack people. he is going into the houses to random refrigerators, but a large bear reveling around in a house with people in their could end up bad for the people. i think something definitely needs to be done, but hank

joining me is chief political analyst gloria borger. cnn anchor abby phillip. let's get to it in a second, because i want to start about the inner circle that the trump aides drafted two versions of an executive order to seize these voting machines after he lost the "new york times" reporting, directed rudy giuliani and trump was the one to direct him to call homeland security about seizing voting machining. let me play what the former attorney general alberto gonzalez said about this today. >> do you think perhaps something legally incriminating about this information? >> could be, yes, obviously could be. from as minor as destruction of government records, but obviously, that's minor in comparison to the possibility he actively participated in trying to overturn the election, and obviously, that's a very serious matter. >> gloria, what do you think hearing that? >> i'll say it's very serious matter when you have somebody who lost an election, president of the united states, directing people to contact the department of homeland security, pentagon, whatever it

i mean, i don't even know where to begin, gloria. it's taking all of my strength not to make some joke right now but i will attempt to be above that. >> let's think of the context here, a president who is always very paranoid about he knew if he was making calls from the oval office there were people listening in as he discovered belatedly probably during a phone call with zelensky of ukraine and he wanted to have private conversations. so i've been told by people who work in the white house the president just didn't like to have conversations with people he knew would disagree with him. and that day there were people calling other people's cell phones, as we know, who were trying to get through to the president, including his own son, donald trump jr., who had to then text mark meadows and say would you tell my father this. would you tell my father that. i think donald trump was not eager to get on the phone with anyone. who knows if anything was destroyed or not destroyed. the explanation given to me in my reporting by people who w

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gloria, thank you for sharing part of your weekend with us.ld be a historic pick. obviously a huge moment for the nation. what do you make of this pick by president biden? >> well, i think it's a powerful moment in history, but it's not just the nomination. it's the power she'll have on the court. we have nine members of our community, five of whom can create the law of the land. and for the president of the united states, and congress. so, she will have a mighty task in front of us and a lot of power in her hands. >> gloria, when you look at her list of accomplishments, and there are many, i do want to personally note she's a proud product of miami-dade public schools. was there a question that set out to you above other potential nomaominee nominees? because the list are studded with a list of people who accomplished a lot. >> they have accomplished a lot. a lot of these nominees or potential nominees were brilliant women, a part of our community that have been able to produce such women of such high caliber and character. i think the one th

gloria and i are going through a romantic dry spell.out tonight with her friend, rebecca, who is married to a jackass. gloria always comes home ready to show her appreciation. suddenly, me going to bed with socks on is not such a deal-breaker. aw, geez. (door opens) gloria: i'm home! hey, jay. jay: how's rebecca? she's never been better. so, she left her husband like a month ago, and it's like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders. speaking of shoulders,

gloria: albertano, qué bueno que te encuentro., ¿te puedo acompañar a tu casa? sí, pero más que nada porque el borde de ixtlahuaca está bien gacho. luego la gloria me falta el respeto. maría: no seas payaso, vámonos. albertano: ¿quieres un elote con chile? maría: no, ya me comí como cuatro. frosting: ¿no te apetece una copa de vino? jovita: sería un placer, frosting. buenas noches... bienvenidos al noticiero univision fin de semana... ♪ ♪ >> el presidente dice que no es optimista.las dos ciudades mÁs grandes de ucrania siguen resistiendo el asedio de las tropas rusas. masacre en michoacÁn, en medio de un velorio, al menos 17 personas fueron fusiladas por sujetos no identificados. >> esta es la cara de la crisis que se viviÓ en ucrania..ta de >> el presidente de ucrania aceptÓ una propuesta de negociaciÓn en bielorrusia.todo esto cuando el ejÉrcito de ucrania ha demostrado una fortaleza mayor a la esperada.vamos con pablo gato quien nos amplÍa mÁs informaciÓn desde ucrania. cuando la opciÓn militar parecÍa la Única realidad posible

let's talk about that, and more with cnn chief political analyst, gloria borger.y toobin. gloria, what does it say to you that this quest to receive missing trump documents from the white house escalated into this apparently months-long struggle involving multiple lawyers, even a threat from the national archives. typically, a mild-mannered bunch. to go through congress of the justice department. >> well it says to me that it wasn't as amicable, as the former president and his aides wanted to portray it. donald trump had he believes at the white house and then, he packed up and left and moved, he decided he could take anything he wanted with him. maybe, he wanted to sell some of it on ebay. i mean, who knows? but, you know, this is not a good situation. um, and we are going to see how this unwinds. >> it is always him selling something, jeff toobin. and a source tells cnn the document turnover has not been fully resolved. that is another thing cnn reporting is picking up on. and that trump is still in possession of documents that the archives wants. um, how do you

i want to bring in gloria borger and ethics czar and cnn legal analyst norm eisen.a, this is kind of unreal. the rnc punishing members of their own party for seeking the truth. now they softened the punishment, but what's your read? >> well, they couldn't, you know, they probably couldn't have gotten something stronger through. they did it on a voice vote so they could sort of say it was unanimous. but let me just read you one sentence. the first sentence of this resolution, whereas the primary mission of the republican party is to elect republicans who support the united states constitution and share our values. and then it goes on about censuring these two people. what are these two people doing? supporting the constitution? what's their crime? trying to figure out exactly what occurred on january 6th. and i will say that mitt romney is not alone. we just saw a tweet from larry hogan, mitch mcconnell's trying to get him to run for senate. he's the republican governor of maryland who said it's a sad day for my party and the country when you're punished just for exp

a seven things to know about gloria. it streams right at 7:00, at the end of this show, but you have to download our abc 7 bay area news app or watch us at abc7news.com/live from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.. kumasi: and this time next week, there will be no more statewide indoor mask mandate, but it is only if you are vaccinated. unvaccinated people will still need to mask up in public and indoor spaces. the mandate will still remain in place on public transportation, regardless of vaccination status, and kids in schools will have to wear masks. parents have been calling on the governor to lift that mandate too. an epidemiologist, dr. george rutherford, says it is best to keep it with vaccination numbers low among those age groups. >> mostly, the downside is not just infections, but schools get closed and miss out on education and it is disruptive for everyone. kumasi: we have reached out to every local bay area county to see if it plans to drop the mask mandate rules. other counties are still deciding. reggie: across the cou

camino de curvas, zona de topes, cruce peatonal o trabajos en el camino la r16.02.2022 carmen gloriaidente, cuidado al conducir seguimos hablando de esto . >> las autoridades de oaxaca en méxico rescatan a un niño de 12 años que abandonó su casa. le direm por qué lo hizo. >> veremos la mejor del desfile de los canciones de los de los Ángeles y el sentimiento hispano de los aficionados en una no te vamos a decir cuál de estas hamburguesas de mcdonald's está hecha de plantas. bueno, ok. presentamos la nueva mcplant. la primera hamburguesa a base de plantas digna de ser llamada una hamburguesa de mcdonald's. ba da ba ba ba. Ñ (♪ música ♪)( >> la comunidad hispana estuvo presente en las celebraciones. del super bowl. >> esto fue una fiesta para toda la familia vinieron con sus hijos dinor♪á, el tío, todo el cerro representando a la familia de ramos. llegam aquí tempranotenemos que venir a repres equipo a la ciudad de los Ángeles es un día hermoso de celebración y qué más quiere una tenemos un equipo de fútbol americano. yo é que muchos equipos... pero para que ellos ya miren que ya llega

gloria, i want to get your take on a disturbing account that joyce beatty tweeted. she writes this. today, while heading to the house floor for votes, i respectfully asked my colleague, representative rogers, to put on a mask while boarding the train. he then poked my back, demanding i get on the train. when i asked him not to touch me, he responded, quote, kiss my ass. rogers has now apologized, but what does it say that this kind of interaction is taking place in the halls of congress? >> what it says is that you cannot expect the country to behave in a civilized manner when you, the office holders, do something like that. he did apologize and good for him for doing it very quickly, but what's so wrong when somebody says to you, please put on a mask? put on a mask. i know we're having these huge fights in this country about freedom and whether to wear a mask, et cetera, et cetera. these are people who know each other. people who serve together in the congress. they may not be best friends, but he's a senior member of the congress and how dare he speak to a colleague like that. i d

joining us now, gloria borger, and trump biographer, author of "trump nation the art of being the donald" and chief legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. i want to start with you, jeffrey. this letter from mazars is a wrong to read into it, tantamount to saying trump lied to us. >> that's the only logical implication you can draw from it. the way it works, the accountant says give me your financial data, and we will turn it into a tax return, a financial statement, but they rely on the candor and honesty of their clients, and what this letter says is that we can't rely on the candor and honesty of this client, the trump organization. now, who prepared the false information? who knew information that had been provided to the accountants was false? that's not disclosed here. was it donald trump himself, was it lower level people in the organization. not at all clear. but what is clear is that the numbers were wrong. >> common to do, to cut ties? >> super uncommon. very uncommon, and by the way, the trump organization's comment that this somehow vindicates them is nuts. i mean, it's quite the oppo

gloria will have the updates. reggie: gloria will keep looking at this hank, the tank, debate. at 7:00, you can hear more of her interview with fish and wildlife about the search for hank and the group trying to find him a new home at a sanctuary. that will be at seven :00 a.m. on our free abc 7 bay area app available on your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire, and android tv. kumasi: searching for subs, what is being changed for more candidates in the classroom. reggie: a crackdown on crazy driving in the south bay, the new solution in one neighborhood that is doing a great job. >> mother nature is not giving up on winter yet. kumasi: say it ain't snow, taking advantage of sorely missed snowfall in the sierra. when we come back, places that might be seeing snow in the bay area this morning. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significant

gloria rodriguez is standing by for us. we want to start with amy hollyfield on the santa clara county border. we know they are not dropping their mask mandate just yet. amy: this is work it's a little confusing. if you go into this gym, you do not have to wear this mess. if you go to one about five miles from here, you do have to wear one. we have seen one -- we've seen some people here who are excited about getting to work out without their mask. of also noticed a lot of people are not ready to take them off yet or just old habits die hard. a lot of people are still walking in with their mask song, even though it is not required here in redwood city anymore. in santa clara county, it is still required. the health officer in that county, which is just a few miles from here, says she wants to see the number of covid cases come down before she is going to let that mandate. if you live near the county line, if you go back and forth, you're going to need to keep that mass candy for now. >> that may be a little annoying, carryi

gloria, just how significant of a violation is this?when the national archives feels the need to concemc consult with the justice department about documents they say are classified that were taken by the former president without their knowledge and then trying to retrieve them, i think it's very serious. the question, of course, is will donald trump be prosecuted on this? i mean that's another story. who knows. what the archives is trying to do because they are serious about preserving history, is trying to figure out just what was in those 15 boxes, trying to fig your out if there are more boxes because these are missing pieces of history. >> you're absolutely right. michael, you're among other things an attorney. did trump potentially commit a crime here? is there a chance he will be prosecuted for it? >> did he intentionally mishandle those documents, or was he grossly negligent? that's the legal issue. i don't know. i suspect his defense is going to be, this is the way i treated all of my possessions, government and otherwise. wheth

and that's their problem. >> gloria borger, david axelrod.. >>> coming up, he survived the deadliest anti-semitic attack on american soil. the rabbi of the tree of synagogue joins me to look at the rise in anti-semitic behavior we have been seeing across the country. now, how do we get to a better place? we will talk to him about that, next. welcome to the next level. the all-new lexus nx. ♪ wanna lose weight and be healthier? it's time for aerotrainer. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time. it allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch, push ups, aero squat. it inflates in 30 seconds. aerotrainer is tested to support over 500 pounds. lose weight, look great, and be healthy. go to aerotrainer.com. that's a-e-r-o trainer.com. >>> whoopi goldberg is off the air for the next two weeks after being suspended from the view. after repeated apologies for comments about the holocaust th

new york city first latina broadcaster gloria rosas passed away last week.lawyer at the time to a fellowship program that she had attended also at columbia university's graduate school of journalism. she was the first latina on tv and i was the first latino as the article in the "new york times" from 1971 makes clear. so i was very proud of that association i never would have been a broadcaster but for gloria and i -- condolences to her family and to the wonderful person. that's melba toliver wonderful person. >> dana: i love local news indeed. we at to get outside and see all the wind in your hair. this is what i feel like when i listen to ben shapiro broadcast at 1.5 speed. so fast. a lot of wind. clear the cob webs out of those pups. judge, what do you have? >> i want you to imagine a car pulled over on the side of the road craps in the car. two dogs and a cat. so, they are waiting for animal control since they got the humans in cuffs. and the cat is sitting there and attempts feline get away. so, this cop not to be deterred, chases that cat. >> dana: oh,

today we bring you gloria gaynor and jo coburn. great to be here. adam is on his holidays and we got an upgrade and you brought speakers. they are not as good as ours but they're not bad. i think they go well together. gloria gaynor is featured in the news, courtesy of the new director of communications at downing street, he gave an interview to a welsh language magazine about the whole business of him going in to see the prime minister to get him to sign on the dotted line. and how they broke into song after ghetto harry said, i am reporting for duty and then said, would you survive ? the prime minister said, i will survive. off they went, and later on in the interview, he said, 90% of our time was talk about the serious business of government but there was a crucial line where he said, the prime minister is not a complete clown, which is reassuring. 90% of the time on politics live is serious. but we couldn't not ask dan hannan and arlene foster whether or not the prime minister had ever sung to them. let's listen to what she said. i can think of

today we bring you gloria gaynor and jo coburn. great to be here. think they go well together. gloria gaynor is featured in the news, courtesy of the new director of communications at downing street, he gave an interview to a welsh language magazine about the whole business of him going in to see the prime minister to get him to sign on the dotted line. and how they broke into song after ghetto harry said, i am reporting for duty and then said, would you survive ?

gloria rodriguez is live everything on this potential vote.ria: tonight's vote could be the pivotal step to keeping the team in oakland. without the a's, there will be no professional sports team remaining in oakland. the city council needs to approve an environmental impact report for the project to move forward. it would cost $12 billion and includes 35,000 seats as well housing, retail space, hotel rooms, and parking. planning commission u recommending certification of the environmental impact report. the city council is scheduled to vote on whether to certify that report. >> i certainly hope they will take action. i know everybody cares deeply about this project and there's much more work to do. gloria: three city council members introduced their companion resolution to address issues that don't have to do with the environmental impact reports and opponents have expressed concerns around affordable housing and traffic. some council members indicated they need more time to look over the report and it is possible the vote could be delayed to

it's not as elliot and gloria laid out. it's not just one thing.ction of efforts that started immediately after the election and continued at least until january 6th. the thing that sealed nixon's fate was the discovery he tried to get the cia to stop the fbi investigation of watergate on some fraudulent national security grounds. when that was discovered by his on colleagues in the republican party, they came to him and said, you're done. you're going to get impeached and removed if you don't resign. where is the outrage among former president trump's fellow republicans having now tried every one of those efforts that you just detailed. fake electors, using the department of justice, using the department of defense, using the department of homeland security all to secure his own power. it's just an extraordinary silence that we hear from that side of the hill right now. >> your reporting is the former chief of staff has testified to the committee. does that mean that mike pence is next? >> we don't know. mike pence's attorney has been in there. hi

let's bring in cnn chief political analyst gloria borger.or of defending democracy together and cnn political commentator. dp gloria, now hearing this 13 months after the former president said that he had the right to over turn the election. the significance of hearing this from mike pence. >> it's enormous. this is the first time we have heard the former vice president say directly that his former boss whom he supported for his entire term say the president is wrong. i had no right to do what he wanted me to do and so i didn't do it. instead, i adhered to what the constitution told me to do. he used justice scalia and said our elections are run by the state, not by the congress. it was a more receptive audience at the federalist than among some in the republican base. i think this is a rift with donald trump. it's now broken. it's not going to be repaired. he has decided to go his own way and the question i have really is whether it means he's actually going to run or whether it means he's decided not to run and doesn't really have that con

. >> perspective from chief political analyst gloria borger and david alxelrod. i don't know if it's a fight between lindsay graham and the former president. >> those boys, they just can't get along. i think we've moved loyalty to trump to a different level. it used to be that to be considered loyal to him you would just have to say yeah, i think the election was rigged or yeah, we had a look at it and there were some problems and now you have to be pro-insurrectionist and that is what lend see graham is saying he is not. he is not pro-insurrectionist. he doesn't think it was a good idea for people to go into the capitol and deface it and be violent and attack police officers. so he didn't go that far, but then again, you know, lindsay graham the other week said well, you know, i'm not going to support mitch mcconnell for leader unless he can get along with donald trump. so he's trying to thread a needle except you can't do that with donald trump anymore. you have to be all in, and depending on the day you don't know where lindsay graham is. >> it's not the first

jill dougherty, major mike lyons and our own gloria boerrger.back to you. >>> thank you. this is an uncertain future for ukrainians wondering how and when this invasion will end. we're going to speak with the owner of an orphanage in ukraine who is worried the children in their care will be cut off from food. the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic responds to snoring- automatically. so no hiding under your pillow. or opting for the couch. your best sleep. all night. every night. for a limited time, save up to $500 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. >>> our reporters in ukraine have brought us the stories of people taking shelter in train stations used as bomb shelters potentially, people worried about what might happen next. there are orphans and disabled children and those with special needs some put on trains now headed west to lviv. >> we have marc edwards davis who runs two orphanages for the nonprofit abundance international. it's hard to overstate how dire the situation is for you right now. can you tell us where you are, how

gloria estefan is the bomb. she doesn't just do the conga, she's about the important things.oy. >> she's amazing. cheers, good night. >>> happy ground hog day. phil saw his shadow so six more weeks ahead.

i think that's what lester was trying to get at with the president but gloria, as john perfectly lays out, you cannot talk about the economy without talking about the pandemic. his approval has dipped there. down 9 points since december and fewer people are saying they have a lot of confidence that he can lead the country out of the pandemic. what does that say to you? >> look, his handling of the pandemic was his calling card and it was very important to getting him elected because he promised that he would bring the country back to a sense of normalcy and what you see in those numbers are people saying, we haven't done that. you haven't done that. what his wife has confronted is the head winds expected that came with the delta variant over the summer and then with omicron more recently. and, you know, when you take that as a whole, the public expected a certain amount of competence from joe biden and whether right or wrong, they say you haven't fixed the problem that you came here to fix. when you talk to people in the white house, they will tell you, number one, they couldn't have

gloria rodriguez is here with the importance of this morning's count. gloria: this helps capture the scope of homelessness in the community. it has been more than two years since they have been able to do this count because of the pandemic. it kicked off this morning, despite the cool temperatures. the last point in time count or homelessness since this wasn't 2019, -- was in 2019. members of the un-housed response group, making some of the volunteer force. the county has 200 volunteers can use more. weighing on the minds of many today, the cold weather. >> we are excited to be doing the count. we are also fearful, because it is going to be in freezing conditions. there to get people have passed so far this year. we may find somebody else who has passed. gloria: the county says this gives them an idea of how many people are experiencing homelessness and helps them understand what they call a subpopulation, such as veterans and seniors, or homeless. i talked to somebody from the san jose's mayor office. the mayor will be joining the count and speaking to

and gloria borger, chief political analyst. floria, let me start with you. no wonder the answer about when did you speak with the president was stammering and stuttering. ten minutes there was a conversation on that day of all days, is that something that slipped your mind? what is your reaction. >> it does. it is the president of the united states, it is the morning of january 6 and how do you forget a ten-minute phone call with the president on that day of all days. you won't forget the phone call with the president under any circumstance. so his answers have been evasive as ryan said, inconsistent and the committee has a real problem. what do they do? if they subpoena him and he still said i'm not going to peer, then they have to be willing to follow up with that and they have to be willing to say we're going to hold you in con contempt and that caused a lot of problems internally in the house of representatives. so there is discussion in the committee about that. some would like to do it, some would not. but this news that ryan and annie are breaking is