jessica: it's funny. at some point i was saying to my sister, i don't know why i didn't press him more when he was alive, how did i let him get off the hook? i didn't ask him more questions. how did i not get more information and more stories from him at about that time? she turned to me and she said, i know, because he was mean. [laughter] jessica: he was a very difficult person. he was clearly scarred in many ways by that experience and toughened. there was a real veneer of don't -- it was fairly impenetrable how to get to that. i think that is actually a fairly common experience of especially men of that generation in germany, because there was so much shame and some amount of confusion. they had a really strong sense of what you could talk about and what you couldn't, what you should say and what you shouldn't, but no idea of how to exist within that. i think that is one of the things were to me, it is so important to talk about that experience. any time a topic has boundaries that are impressed upon

thank you, jessica.eekend,: this american history tv looks back 50 years at the 1969 supreme court landmark case, tinker versus des moines, ruling that students do not lose their first amendment rights on school grounds. sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern, two of the students involved in the case, siblings marybeth and john tinker, talk about their experiences and take questions from students during an event hosted by the state historical society of iowa. >> and how many cases a year does the supreme court take? not very many. >> you tell me. >> well, they take about 80. about 80 cases out of 10,000. >> so less than 1%. >> but they thought this was an important case because it had to do with student speech rights. >> in our case, the judges also split, but it was a 7-2 split, and we won. it was a very resounding victory for student rights. >> then at 8:00, american history tv will continue the discussion with marybeth and john tinker live on "washington journal," as they take your questions and comments

"jessica, i heard you sign loudly. >> jessica: it was on tape!it. the media didn't distorted. there was a rift. he goes out all the time and says things that contradict with the intelligence committee says. to his base likes it. that's just the kind of way that we live here. no one -- he could just say, "we are on the same page," and not have to bring up some media distortion part of it. because they were very clear that they assessed the first up and leave them at present is predidn't think isis is defeated. they think iran is complying with the deal. they think north korea isn't denuclearizing. and he's running a different show. >> mike: what you think about the intelligence chief staying on with the president? not quitting, staying with him, meeting with him, and continuing to serve? >> jessica: absolute should produce serving your country. presidents come and go and it's not about political affiliation. i hope he is reading those briefings and taking them to heart. when we watch something, it happens. >> kat: melissa, some democrats are comin

>> jessica, thank you. we'll get back to you later in this newscast as well. >> we're going to go into marin county now, it will last well beyond this storm. this is highway 37 where eastbound lanes were reopened. westbound lanes remain shutdown at atherton road and will likely stay that way for days, maybe even longer. >> nbc bay area' marianne favro. >> raj, i am standing on the off ramp for south novato boulevard. take a look at this. this water is almost all the way up to my knees, well over a foot. this water is clearly the reason why this ramp is closed and it could remain closed for days. >>> a lot of eyes are on the rushing novato creek today. the swollen waterway carried cheryl ops home years ago and she's hoping to avoid a repeat performance. >> having gone through it once, we remember that time and don't ever want it to happen again. so, yes, we were nervous and we were watching. >> reporter: the powerful storm has left many in novato power washing debris off their driveways today. david bacon is

secondly. >> jessica: thank you. speech here that was nancy pelosi, not you. >> jessica: i just said that on her behalf. >> lisa: oh, stop. you had people apprehended on the border last year. it's fair to say there is a crisis here in dealing with your activity on the southern border. i worry for the present, foam up political standpoint. because i believe he's on solid footing when he talks about "law & order." i think the conversation around immigration over the past few weeks has been illuminating in the sense when you've had democrats and brings lawlessness. they brought illegal immigrants to the state of the union. you've had bob menendez think it's not criminal to cross the border and documented. of course it is. you have democrats that want to get rid of or reduce the numbers of detention beds, forcing i.c.e. to release criminal aliens in this country and not be able to apprehend that. democrats have embraced lawlessness in this country, that is a strong argument for president trump. but now the focus is going

thank you, jessica. >>> let's go back to sky ranger. you can see the extent of this flooding, block after block under water. as jessica mentioned, the russian river is still rising even though the rain has stopped so we are not out of the clear, out of the woods yet. let's get to jeff ranieri right now. jeff, so the rain has stopped but the river is still rising. >> it's downstream flooding so everything is piling up into the river. it's going to continue to rise the next couple of hours. we know the evacuation orders are in place. people are asked to hunker down. but if you happen to be in any area near the water, we still wanting to reminding you even though the rainfall has stopped, a lot of this water can sometimes have been undercurrent to it that you cannot see. it only takes a couple inches of water to actually knock you off your feet. the last thing you want to do is end up in that water and a couple of feet of water to carry away a car. so again, even though the worst of that weather is gone, we want to stress do not drive thro

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fox news contributor jessica tarlov jessica tarlov, joining us in the center seat, chris wilson is here. republican strategist and former poster for the ted cruz campaign. when i got all enthusiastic just then, you look like i had pronounced her name right! [laughter] >> kennedy: traditional position. >> harris: are you ready to jump in? let's get to it. during a gathering at the white house, the president sounded optimistic that the north korean regime is willing to give up its nuclear weapons. watch. >> we talk about something that frankly he never spoke to anybody about, but we are speaking and we think we can have a very good summit. i think we will have a very tremendous summit. we want denuclearization, and i think we will have a country that set a lot of records for speed in terms of an economy. >> harris: yesterday, secretary of state mike pompeo insisted president trump will not repeat mistakes of the past in drawing a stark contrast with the policy of the obama administration. >> test, pray, and cowher has been upended by president trump. we put real economic pressure on the n

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jessica, your thoughts on that?er pelosi wrote that letter and pointed that out. because that is the thing that barely bonds us together with israel. i don't believe this is the last instance we are going to see if this, and it will continue to be an issue. something the democratic party needs to contend with. >> melissa: why? >> jessica: there is a faction of the democratic party that does believe that palestinians don't get a fair shake in the conversation about israeli-palestinian relations. they do have an issue with aipac, which i would add it was $3.5 million that they used in lobbying. that's not to say that they aren't powerful. but this will come up again. to the point about steve king versus representative omar, you have a 12 or 15 years of steve king making racist remarks. you also have kevin mccarthy tweeting -- kevin mccarthy, they're going to tilt the election. they use the same anti-semitic troops that she did. everyone who doesn't should apologize and they should never do it again. >> david: her trac

jessica, back to you. >> reporter: thank you, cheryl. that includes these pg&e crews because they can't turn the gas back on for these people until the water recedes. and with more rain coming that could delay that even further. so really it's a waiting game for everyone. raj and janelle? >> it's going to be a long night for a lot of people. thank you, jessica. in the daylight hours you can see the scope of this devastation. our sky ranger over the flood zone for much of the day. many notable towns which are so popular in the summer months simply underwater. the famous bohemian grove near monte rio also flooded. however, all this water will soon recede. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, who has been very specific with the timeline thus far. jeff, what happens to us now moving forward? >> we are definitely going to be seeing this river starting to drop. i do want to mention again the river has crested. we saw some fluctuations in the 10:00 hour. but it has started to drop. we are again now in the downward side of this,

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jessica: he's powerful when he's at rest? i don't know. i think the president does have an issue with people in his orbit, and not being able to trust him. this is something we have seen since he took office in all levels in all departments. perhaps he can get people who are more interested in working for him and the betterment of the country. it was a bit of fun to say when he's tweeting live cable news that he's sitting there watching cable news. howie: the president is reported to have said off the record he called joe biden dumb, and called chuck schumer a nasty s.o.b. and criticized john mccain. was this a betrayal? buck: it was. it shows once again that journalists are willing to discard the ethics they pretend to care about when it comes to this president. and i think now the american people know we are not getting the old media back. the neutral press corps is a joke and it's not coming back. if there is something the president really wants to say and it gets out there. howie: whoever was in the room, obviously somebody did violate

jessica zermeÑo nos habla de eso.a vida de exceso de la vida del sapo guzmÁn no sorprendieron a nadie en sinaloa, la tierra que lo vio nacer la mÚsica que ensalza el poder tocada a todo volumen en los autos de lujo y las trocas todoterreno, las mujeres hermosas y voluptuosa sale sido de emma coronel... la ropa de marca y las gorras la eterna fiesta y ostentaciÓn que parece la normalidad en muchas zonas de culiacÁn... una ciudad en la que nadiesegunda de dÓnde vino la prosperidad porque ya se sabe. >> si pensamos en el arco prototÍpico, el narco fiestero... son caracterÍsticas de los sinaloenses. jessica: david haber estudiado la relaciÓn entre la narco cultura y los jÓvenes y tiene claro que la clave para entender la simpatÍa es aceptar que la ley en sinaloa y en mÉxico se ha usado para reprimir y no para ayudar... >> el bueno es el policÍa que me pide mordida y el malo es el que vende drogas? jessica: no saben cÓmo combatir la astucia que joaquÍn guzmÁn tenÍa. diseÑÓ casas en las que debajo de las baÑeras habÍa pasad

jessica: una de las discos a las que fuimos fue el clÁsico.lizan todos los jueves, viernes y sÁbado. autoridades los encargados que quiten la mÚsica. >> tampoco se debe de usar mÚsica, que inhiba o insiste al delito. jessica: los bares en este lugar estÁn ciegas y creen que la tranquilidad se debe a treguas secretas. en sinal patricia: un juez federal fijo en 13 de marzo como fecha para dictar sentencia contra el ex jefe de campaÑa de donald trump. serÁ condenado por conspiraciÓn y manipulaciÓn de testigoscargos de los que ya se declarÓ culpable. tambiÉn serÁ sentenciado por ocho delitos financieros y podrÍa enfrentar hasta 10 aÑos de cÁrcel. continuaron las protestas frente a la residencia del gobernador de virginia. por las fotos racistas, enfrenta una fuerte presiÓn de importantes figuras demÓcratas para que renuncie a su cargo. identificaron al piloto que se estrellÓ este domingo. antonio de 75 aÑos de nevada. la aeronave estallÓ en pleno vueloy sus fragmentos provocaron, el incendio de una vivienda. vamos a hacer una pausa, y cuando regre

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en sinaloa, mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo.asegura que ese lugar se ha convertido en una fosa clandestina. ramÓn: fue identificada la conductora que ocasionÓ el choque mÚltiple en san francisco. la joven respondÍa al nombre de kayla wilson, quien tambiÉn muriÓ en el accidentemientras manejaba en sentido contrario por la autopista despuÉs de las 2:00 a.m. del domingo. en el siniestro tambiÉn muriÓ un chofer de uber. dejÓ a siete niÑos huÉrfanos. el conductor llegÓ al paÍs dejÓ a siete niÑos huÉrfanos. el conductor llegÓ al paÍs en 2000 16.2 organizaciones del Área de la bahÍa se unieron para ofrecer un entrenamiento contra la discriminaciÓn y el racismo. las organizaciones quieren entrenar a personas para que sepan cÓmo documentar actos de odio que han proliferado en serio durante esa presidencia. tan sÓlo en 2017, se reportaron mÁs de 1000 engaÑos. el entrenamiento que se yo acabÓ hoy, no fue cualquier taller. su objetivo fue tratar de contrarrestar el odio y la discriminaciÓn. en 2017, se registrÓ un incremento de mÁs de 17% e

jessica zermeÑo nos explica.igratorios mexicanos de las pedradas y amenazas de centroamericanos en chiapas, al sur de mÉxico. cientos de inmigrantes que cruzaron ilegalmente la frontera sur de paÍs se resistieron a ser detenidos como pudieron. las grandes caravanas de migrantes huyendo de la violencia dejaron claro que por mÉxico todoscruzan, en grupos grandes o pequeÑos, gratis o pagando. los migrantes justifican su desespero. >> estÁbamos esperando, pero la verdad es que las esperanzas se nos han terminado para que nos puedan dar el permiso humanitario. >> unos niÑos que por la temperatura se han puesto mal. jessicca: el instituto nacional de inmigraciÓn, al verse superado en nÚmero, ha optado por otra estrategia que se ve en este video. detener a los lÍderes de los que busca llegar estados unidos como sea. dividir para vencer . pero los defensores de migrantes aseguran que esto sÓlo genera mÁs caos. >> no sabemos que seguridades el gobierno federal estÁ ofertando. jessica: en tapachula, la primera ciudad mexic

jessica: i am jessica summers with the first word headlines.sk is preparing for lift off. the u.s. is awarding spacex $300 million of contracts for three military launches. launch alliance has been given $440 million to launch satellites used for early warning missile-defense. the highest of the two biggest defense contractors, lockheed martin and boeing. trade talks have resumed in washington with the u.s. team calling for china to keep the yuan stable. the u.s. wants to fend off any attempt by beijing to devalue its currency to counter american tariffs. the yuan was discussed in earlier talks. both sides agreed it would be part of any final deal framework. the latest negotiations are set to run through friday. new zealand's a2 milk says it does not see the trade war or china problems seeing a slowdown. profit jumping over 50%. a2 milk gets a quarter of its revenue from china and the ceo told bloomberg that demand is still strong. >> we've got a business that is built on a very strong brand that is oriented around the very best of dairy nutrit

jessica all day long, right? >> all day long.going to make award winnable popcorn. >> it's popcorn, my favorite. >> this delicious snack is inspired by what's cooking, love? >> it's awards season and you need something to accompany the snacks. a little melted butter, mix it in evenly. up next, a wrench. powder at a time. talk while we're doing it. and there's reason jessica's nickname is cheese. >> we have to put a little more cheese in there. 99 >> just throw it all in there. >> now we're going to throw in the leaves which is bacon. >> oh, yeah. winner. >> jessica, come on. >> popcorn salad. >> all the toppings. >> this is my favorite salad ever. >> ooh. >> this is how i like to eat it, with like -- >> yeah. >> holy cow. okay, look. you know me, i love my sweet, but this is good. >> this is really good. >> the butter and the bacon. >> i always putting this on my popcorn. it doesn't need it. it has the saltiness. >> you can fancy up your popcorn a little bit so we about music or whatever. >> and your dress. >> yes. >> thank you.

jessica: i may be prone to some hyperbole. i wonder how much it weighs -- senator brown: if you looked in the mirror and all -- jessica: you have such a huge field -- mr. brown: i hadn't until this. many people hadn't. jessica: the person who merged with donald trump and are you concerned with similarly crowded field? senator brown: no. we don't have people that appeal to racism and bigotry and people's prejudices and fears. i mean, republicans have -- republicans have prospered as a party that has appealed to fear for years. go back and look -- go watch ice, adam mccain movie about cheney. is it "vice"? the appeal -- the appeals to fear are always sort of behind the man behind the scene or now the man in front of the creen. in republican party politics. because we don't have candidates that don't do that and we don't have a recent party history of doing that, that -- we will not roduce anybody like donald trump from a crowded primary field. jessica: are you concerned about an ideological outlier? senator brown: i guess i don'

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. >> let's start with cnn's jessica dean in richmond, virginia, right outside of the governor's mansion. so what is expected today at 2:30 when he is scheduled to speak? >> reporter: well, fredericka, we are certainly not expecting to hear him resign. that's pretty much the one thing we do know. other than that, it's kind of anybody's guess what exactly he's going to say once we get in there. you really walked everybody through this giant flip-flop that has happened within less than 24 hours. yesterday he was apologizing, he was taking responsibility. today he's now, through sources we're hearing, telling people he doesn't believe that that photo is him and that he is going to stay in the governor's mansion and remain as governor. all of this is happening as the infrastructure around him, the political support around him both here in virginia and nationally, continues to erode. here in virginia, the legislative black caucus, the virginia statehouse and senate democrats as well as the virginia democratic party have all called on him to resign as well as former governor terry mcauliffe, h

jessica: it does all connect. has this agreement with the southern district related to the campaign finance violation, and they ran a huge risk in engaging in behavior with a jeff bezos. it could be construed as a crime, it might be a novel part of extortion, but it is possible. they cannot commit any future crimes. they also have to show, as part of the agreement, that they are doing a better job in respect to campaign finance violations. this could be construed as another in-kind contributions to donald trump, so they are running a big risk. jason: just a rough -- thank you, jessica roth. theng up, the stakes in trade talks between the u.s. and china are rising, with dr. trump -- with donald trump taking -- aooff the table, is there any chance of a breakthrough? this is bloomberg. jason: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i'm jason kelly. now first word news. mark: a republican who is on the panel working on a border deal says he is hopeful and compromise will be reached soon. the tennessee cong

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>>> he's something i know jessica and her cutis are excited about. "frozen 2."g we know so far about the sequel. ♪ >> the two-minute teaser trailer is kind of intense. it starts with queen elsa on a beach barefoot and getting blasted by yep. we aren't in arendelle anymore. ♪ elsa's not the only one far from home. the rest of the og cast, anna, olaf and kristoff are all back and on an adventure and we catch a quick glimpse of a new character, and we're thinking she could be played by "west world" rachel wood, along with sterling k. brown. >> there is a new character they want to introduce. it would be an opportunity to do something that my kid definitely can watch. ♪ >> as for the plot, well, it's still on lockdown, but one of the directors teased that elsa will have more fun this time around, but so far, things look pretty grim. also, we're not seeing any snow. ♪ let it go, let it go >> the sequel has a lot to live up to. "frozen" won two oscars and it's still the highest grossing animated film of all-time. >> "let it go," i can't say anything would outdo it bec

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letter to the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: the u.s.nd china have begun new trade talks, as president trump's march 1 tariff deadline is looming closer. deputies of delegations met in beijing, involving vice premier, the treasury secretary steven mnuchin, and trade representative robert lighthizer. china make make enough concessions. the u.s. is keeping up the pressure on china, hinting at an us or them ultimatum over huawei. secretary of state pompeo -- mike pompeo says it could harm links with washington and limit the availability of american equipment. huawei is a key base in europe. the trump administration is accused the company of espionage and working for china's government. >> we see that around the world. it also makes it more difficult for america. if that equipment is co-located with american systems, it makes is difficult to partner with them. we want to make sure we identify them in the risks associated. sophie: the u.k. prime minister theresa may is bringing forward a statement of brexit from wednesday to tuesday. she is n

this is bloomberg. ♪ jessica: i am jessica summers with their first word headlines.erian president has won a second four-year term, according to bloomberg. the election was marred by delays, technical glitches and violence. the opposition party says the count was manipulated. early results pointed to him being reelected. sterling jumped as theresa may try to calm fears of a no deal brexit. vr highest level in almost two years against the euro. the promise by the prime minister to let parliament vote on leaving the eu. may says she will continue pushing for an acceptable deal with brussels so brexit can happen on march 29. but if that is not possible, britain will not leave until parliament's agreement. signs that china may be emerging from months of slowdowns. combining the earliest indicators of economic data shows smaller companies becoming more optimistic. although measures of inflation, trade and sentiment signal it may be too early. chinese shares surged this week and offshore yuan strengthen after president trump delayed initial tariffs. oil rose after an indus

yes, as jessica already said, this was expected at some point, i thought they did rather well to keep it under wraps that it was actually going to be today. but my concern from their point of view was that the big difference seems to me that the big difference seems to me that the planninguk i went into that the patch at the gang of a38 years ago was considerable. i rememberthe press conference , was considerable. i rememberthe press conference, the national press conference, then the regional press conferences, and then most importantly, the reaction of the media was actually rather positive at the time. perhaps because it was at the time. perhaps because it was a news story, it was an exciting new story. certainly are today. i am interested to see the reaction in the coming days to do let's on to look at the daily mail, the man at the centre of a lot of the criticism here, jeremy corbyn. it is not a photograph of him today. this was on sunday on his day off when a p pa re ntly sunday on his day off when apparently he was heading home from his allotment. yes, i think it is a little b

let's get you to the first word news with jessica summers.ssica: president trump downplaying the threat of a new government shutdown. that is despite saying he is not entirely happy with the security funding deal worked out on capitol hill. he says he does nothing federal agencies will be forced to close after friday's deadlines, while repeating he is still considering declaring a national emergency to bypass congress and release funds for his boardwalk. >> i don't think you will see a shutdown. i would not want to go through it. if you did have it, it is the democrats' fault. i accepted the first one and i am proud of what we accomplished. jessica: theresa may's soft brexit aide has said she will wait until the last moment. discussedli robbins it at brussels earlier this week. forcing lawmakers to choose between her deal and a potentially lengthy brexit delay. she is also asking the commons to give her more time to renegotiate the deal. bank of england governor mark carney says brexit could be the asset tax for the new global order. he to th

. >> reporter: jessica cardinal is slowly rebuilding her life. the 24-year-old is a recovering heroin addict, and a mother of two. she said her darkest days are unrecognizable. >> i would be shooting up with my kids in the back of the car. that was my rock bottom. there's so much pain and guilt, somewhat shame around that. i don't ever want to feel like that anymore. >> reporter: we met jessica in the final weeks of the 15 month stay at johnson street, the residential treating program in lynn, massachusetts specifically designed for women and mothers that are struggling with addiction. >> reporter: what has been the hardest part of you? >> balancing being a mother and my recovery. >> god grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change. >> reporter: the women rely on each other for group council session support and it is the space for new mothers meeting jessica to keep her youngest child with her. >> i did not know how to be a mother or do the everyday things when i first came here. coming here that kind of teach you how to do that all

regresÓ contigo. >> muchÍsimas gracias, jessica zermeÑo por el reporte.re del chapo guzmÁn. hoy trump te quero emergencia nacional argumentando que estados unidos enfrenta una invasiÓn de inmigrantes indocumentados y de drogas en la frontera de mÉxico. con esto el mandatario se salta el poder legislativo para conseguir los fondos que busca para iniciar la construcciÓn de mÁs de 200 millas de muro. >> un desafiante presidente trump declarÓ un estado de emergencia nacional para construir su muro con mÉxico. anunciÓ que salió con su firma y justificÓ hablando de una invasiÓn con esto trump aspira a conseguir los $8,000,000,000 para construir 233 millas de muro . 1375 millones provendrÁn de la ley que aprobÓ el congreso, 600 millones del departamento del tesoro y el resto de programas antinarcÓticos y de construcciÓn del departamento de defensa. la casa blanca dice que la transferencia de fondos serÁ rápida. >>estÁn trabajando para seguir construyendo el muro. >> es una crisis de gran escala que para muchosno estÁ sucediendo ahora. >> lo que el presidente est

jessica: like, seafood kind of -- lemonis: is it good? jessica: yeah.y those pea crackers. ♪ this bottle's awesome. we have to get two. these are kind of cool looking. no, that's weird. everybody grab something. let's have fun. jessica: we have some very popular, um, herbal drinks. lemonis: what about this one? jessica: it's like a vegetable yogurt drink. lemonis: we'll get a couple. get the orange one, too. jessica: melonas are really popular. lemonis: it's a green bean ice cream bar? jessica: uh-huh. lemonis: you ever had this? is it just plum juice? jessica: it's so good. lemonis: it is good? jessica: yeah, it's a little sour. lemonis: if i was a consumer and i walked into a store that had shaved cream and mochi and all these drinks, i would be like, "this place is..." wouldn't you think? ovie: that's exactly what i thought when i saw these. i was like, "wow. this is cool." lemonis: ovie and carolyn seem open-minded and excited about adding all these products to the store, but tony not so much. and what really concerns me is how the three of them are

jessica: gracias.zmÁn de que cree que la defensa que tuvo su padre no fue buena? >>se nota que no siguiÓ de cerca el proceso. creo que los abogados hicieron un buen trabajo pero que las pruebas del gobierno eran del mole do, tenÍan testigos, tenían documentos, grabaciones, vÍdeos, por primera vez escuchamos en el juicio el chapo guzmÁn dirigiendo una operaciÓn de narcotrÁfico. esto en un forjado tiene mucho valor. >>vamos a hacer otro contacto con blanca rosa que se encuentra en el juzgado donde hace minutos fue condenado el chapo guzmÁn. blanca: una persona que nos ha acompaÑado durante toda la cobertura a travÉs de estas 11 semanas de juicio, es el abogado criminalista raymond colÓn. se ha hablado durante todas estas semanas que se ha presentado una avalancha de evidencias, pero se temÍa que fuera excesiva para el jurado. usted temiÓ que el jurado se iba al inclinar a favor del chapo guzmÁn? >>nunca dude de que lo iban a encontrar culpable, la pregunta principal era de quÉ cargos y hechos. era tan pr

jessica zermeÑo nos cuenta.ra municipal del lugar donde naciÓ joaquÍn guzmÁn loera, hace 61 aÑos. las cosas estÁn más tarde tranquilas despuÉs del veredicto. lo que nos hemos dado cuenta es que hay un poco mÁs de vigilancia. nos encontramos antes de llegar al municipio un retÉn de la fiscalÍa del estado de sinaloa y tambiÉn hemos visto ya un helicÓptero haciendo aquÍ, sobrevolando la zona. porque aquÍ sigue viviendo la familia de guzmÁn loera. sabemos que su mamÁ está en la tuna, en la sierra a unas horas de distancia, sus hermanas tambiÉn, algunas de sus hermanas estÁn tambiÉn checando quÉ pasa con ella y también le sabemos que uno de sus hermanos estÁ aquÍ. lo que nos han dicho las autoridades es que ellos no ven un repunte de la violencia, e incluso con este veredicto, que quizÁs la extradiciÓn se trajo un aen sinaloa, pero que ellos todavÍa no han detectado que lo que ocurre con joaquÍn guzmÁn loera tenga algÚn cambio, digamos, ahora ataque se ha dado el veredicto de culpabilidad, pero que ellos estarÁn pend

jessica: it is an open question that the u.s. supreme court has not decided.here is a legal opinion that was issued saying that a sitting president could not be indicted. that is a legal opinion by the department of justice, not binding law. most observers think that neither the district attorney of new york, nor robert mueller, or the southern district are likely to indict a sitting president. but this is also a political process, the constitution contemplates impeachment. so whatever the facts are that robert mueller uncovers, and the senate and house uncover related to the president, there is a political remedy. whether the will is there is a different question. david: as we saw with the bill clinton, impeaching the president is not the same as convicting. thank you so much, good to have you. jessica roth from the southern district of new york, a professor at a local law school. still ahead, global food conglomerate kraft heinz comes down with a bad case of indigestion. the market capitalization falling more than a quarter in less than a day. this is bloomb

haidi: jessica summers in new york.loomberg is hosting a special event, a conversation with place in newtaking york. let's take a listen. ande is the cochairman cofounder of oaktree capital, which now manages over $120 billion in assets. high-yield bonds, distressed debt, equity and other strategies back in 1995. he won 17 separate stress test bonds, unless it has risen to are about 700 basis points above peers in the fixed income space, routinely beating equity funds over the same time. he is the author of "the most important thing: uncommon sense for the common investor. his new book is mastering the market cycle and getting the odds on your side. thank you for being here. fewll get to the books in a minutes. i want to start with an interesting question. i think people may not be aware of your background. you began as an equity analyst. how does one of the world's most famous finance managers began his career as an equity analyst? >> starting as an equity analyst was the normal course. that nobodyn area was interested

adelante, jessica.el momento de volverlos a ver? >> claro que sÍ. primero dios. claro que sÍ. yo los voy a volver a ver. jessica: una de las situaciones que pasÓ usted con el servicio de emigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa es como muchos trÁmites le piden evidencia de que viviÓ aquÍ por algunos aÑos. cuando el servicio pide evidencia que la vez persona viro por el tiempo requerido se mandan recibos de agua, de luz, usted no tenÍa estos documentos. quÉ documentos se registrÓ? >> con el certificado de la ayuda que hacia la escuela voluntaria. otros certificados que me hizo en la iglesia el padre y de mis amistades tambiÉn que ya me conocen desde hace mucho tiempo. y mis impuestos del trabajo. jessica: muchos aÑos de lucha, mucho sacrificio, saliendo adelante, extraÑando a esos tres hijos que dejo hace muchos aÑos. cuÉnteme de su sueÑo de cumplirse residente. para quÉ? >> yo sueÑo estar con mis hijos, los quiero abrazar, quiero seguir adelante, quiero sacar a mi hijo adelante, a mi hijo que tengo aquÍ. agarrar mÁs tra