>>> el de la cabeza. >> josÉ manuel dice que los hermanos de joan sebastian decidiÓ omitir el rostroecen a la familia pero estaremos pendiente en la sÚper exclusiva que lograste con el seÑor federico figueroa. >>> trabajo en equipo queridos. >>> espectacular, muchÍsimas gracias. regresamos contigo mÁs adelante con la segunda parte de la sÚper exclusiva que me encantÓ. >>> estÁ espectacular. >>> me dejÓ con el cuello asÍ que se me voltea. >>> volteo para este lado y vemos a diego que estÁ con un invitado. >>> hoy dÍa nos visita el entrenador de las estrellas de hollywood mejor conocido como alex p. >>> ¿cÓmo vamos? >>> pues, todo muy bien. >>> mi querido alex porque te dicen el terror de los artistas de hollywood. >>> porque dicen que los estallo. >>> ¿cÓmo? >>> yo compro el primer piquete. >>> entonces aquÍ estoy ahorita en "un nuevo dÍa" para estallarlos tambiÉn. >>> eso mero. >>> ¿de quÉ trata? >>> ahÍ estamos viendo kate del castillo. ahÍ estÁ michael peÑa. >>> la chica bond. >>> ¿por quÉ dicen que los estallas? >>> porque tu cuerpo llega a un lÍmite que no da en tu mente, resiste

son 250 pÁginas se narran cosas escandalosas y anÉcdotas preciosas de joan sebastian. que el pueblo de tasco, guerrero. >>> un recuerdo. >>> tuviera un ejemplo de superaciÓn, desde la nada subio y se convirtiÓ en la estrella que fue joan sebastian. una cosa que josÉ manuel figueroa no aparece en el libro, y dice que lo borraron. el autor del libro, dirigido por la gobernaciÓn del estado, fue el autor, buscÓ a todas las familias y josÉ manuel no quiso participar, muchas personas, incluyendo hermanas, hermanas de joan sebastian mandaron fotos y no aparece josÉ manuel figueroa. >>> hay una en la pÁgina 101. >>> no es que lo hayan querido borrar, no quiso participar en el libro. la Única foto de federico figueroa que tampoco enviÓ fotos, solo dio testimonio una que enviÓ su hermana. >>> hay otra anÉcdota en el libro que dice que se vivieron episodios de violencia familiar aparentemente el papÁ era alcohÓlico y golpeaba a la mamÁ, y los hermanos le agarraron miedo al papÁ. no? >>> federico quiere dejar en claro que aparte de los testimonios se basaron en el testimonio de jo

after legendary comedian joan rivers suffered fatal complications during a minor throat procedure, her daughter melissa sued the yorkville endoscopy where the procedure was done claiming that a doctor took photos of joan rivers while under sedation. melissa rivers reaching a so far for dr. miami, no complications. something goes wrong, somebody has the evidence to bring to a court and say, look what he did right here. we have the moment on tape. >> i think all surgeries should be on tape. what's wrong with transparency? it's like saying to a cop why are you wearing a body camera? cameras on police and in schools are a good thing. it keeps everybody focussed. >> reporter: dr. miami's popularity only seems to be growing. >> here are your finalists for best snapchatter of the year. >> reporter: he claim in second place losing calla. >> maybe next year. >> you never know. >> reporter: while snapchat may have made him famous, his patients say the work speaks for itself. for nightline, i'm rebecca jarvis in miami. >> maybe he should get the first place winner to provide commentary on the sur

. >> let me go to joan on this. i want to give you plenty of time on this. we don't have much time left but it's yours. i think you're right. in the beginning there was a seed of this racialism, if you will, with this birther thing. to take the first african-american president and nail him as an imposter, usurper, the whole thing is so ridiculous, snuck into the country and sort of put an asterisk next to his name. so he really isn't a president to these people. was that the beginning of this slippery slope to hell we're looking at here? >> you know, i think we probably could go back even further but that's the beginning of a real paranoid, completely devoid of fact attack on the president and you know, also remember we never saw his college transcripts, chris. no one's seen mine or yours, whatever that meant. we know what it meant. michael talked about trump drawing a bright line between himself and these groups. you cannot do that when you have hired steve bannon to run your campaign. he's the ceo of the campaign. he has deliberately made breitbart, he has

joan, tara, robert, stay right there. >>> ahead, meltdown.ean hannity loses it on republicans who haven't endorsed donald trump. >>> still to come, the race for endorsements. why there could be potholes for hillary clinton. >>> sean hannity's just about had it with whiney republicans not endorsing donald trump, and he is name-checking them. >> so, is it time now for republicans who refuse to endorse donald trump, are they now sabotaging his campaign? because if they continue to do what they're doing and hillary clinton wins, will they be responsible for supporting hillary clinton's radical left-wing agenda? now, these are the people i'm talking about. time to name names -- bill kristol, former governor mitt romney, susan collins, jeb bush, ted cruz, ben sass, lindsey graham, meg whitman and many, many others. >> back with us, tara, sam, robert. hannity has increasingly identified himself in this interesting kind of conservative civil war as the pre-eminent trumpist, essentially, i think it's fair to say. >> trumpet. >> and he has been now in

. >> reporter: joan is shocked oak tree fell into her home in reading. it sliced a hole in her spare bedroom but no one was home. she was out for a bike ride. >> i said a few bad words and i was like, oh, i have to get the cad and dog out of the house, and i peeked in the bedroom where i could see daylight and shut the door and tried 10 times to call police because i kept dialing it wrong. >> reporter: joan's husband happened to be the dpw director in a nearby up to town and he said trees everywhere are under stress. >> i think the big trees, they're drying out. >> reporter: they cut power to the neighborhood and no one was hurt. the family has a repair bill but that's something they could live with. >> it could have been so much worse. someone could have been in the >> it could be worse, in louisiana with the house underwater or california with a forest fire. we just have tree damage to deal with. >> reporter: that does put it into perspective. there is significant damage in the house. they can live in at least part of the home until repairs are made. j

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joan, you had something to say. >> it was her husband's foundation.h all due respect, it is absolutely accurate, it was her husband's foundation. she had a deal with the obama administration. >> no, joy -- >> this is joan, sorry, sir. >> legalities don't matter. >> sir, the legalities do matter. we've taken the segment off track, which i think was a good strategy on the part of your part, governor gilmore, that's what the surrogate's job is, take the conversation towards hillary clinton. >> wait a minute, i get to have my own judgment here. >> sir, sir, your judgment and the facts are two different things. you cannot say the legalities do not matter, but you essentially try to accuse the secretary of state from doing something illegal. i don't think that's fair. i want to make sure we're accurate. i want to go to hunter on this, do you think that it is an area with value to look at donald trump's debts as a business person, not that he can't be in business, but if he becomes president and he has this significant debt to a foreign country, to the bank

>> i'll listen to joan. >> reporter: going with joan. >> yay!o go with clinton. >> reporter: if hillary clinton and donald trump came to your corn maze, who would make it out first? >> neither. >> reporter: they would get stuck? kind of like me. >> neither! >> reporter: i'll have to follow you out of here. steph, in the mid 2000s, a law called the rfs, renewable fuel standard, was passed in this country and requires some of this stuff, corn, could be blended into ethanol, a fuel in many cars, a hot political topic for people here in this state and people want to hear answers from both candidates as to what they would do about that law, whether they would continue it, change it. and you can bet when those candidates come back to this state, in the not too distant future, a question they will be facing from iowa voters. >> all right. thanks, jacob. don't get lost in that corn maze. >>> coming up, live to north carolina where we're expecting one of two major atlantic storms to cause serious issues ahead of labor day weekend. of that's next. gary, g

after legendary comedian joan rivers suffered fatal complications during a minor throat procedure, her daughter melissa sued yorkville endoscopy, where the procedure was done, claiming among other allegations that a doctor took photos of joan rivers while under sedation. melissa rivers reaching a settlement this past may for an undisclosed amount. so far for dr. miami, no complications. if something goes wrong, somebody has the evidence to bring to a court and say, look what he did right here. we have the moment on tape. >> i think all surgeries should be on tape. i feel like -- what's wrong with transparency? it's like saying to a cop, why are you wearing a body camera? i think body cameras on police and cameras in schools are a good thing too. it keeps everybody focused. >> reporter: in the doctor's office, everyone has a choice. >> has anyone come in, asked you not to snapchat their >> oh, yeah. about one-third of my patients don't want anything to do with social media. >> you give them the option? >> of course, of course. they have to sign permission forms. about two-thirds of my p

joan had just returned from a bribing ride when she heard the crack and then the crash. the double tree split in half, the other half, fell on to the street. i had been coming down the hill ten seconds later on my bike, i would have gotten hit. >> we just noticed it's been spreading more and more and more and actually, the drought conditions have something to do exact same type of tree fell off the street about two weeks ago. >>> joan's husband mark says he wasn't surprised when his wife called with the news, just grateful no one was hurt. >> the building can be repaired. >> the reporter: joan's husband mark happens to work for the dpw in the town of ayer, so it's through his job he started noticing all the dry conditions. in redding kerry kavanaugh, fox 25. >> mark: water faucets in schools will be replaced in wilmington showed more than 50 of them had high levels of lead. they were found -- the water fountains will be replaced by the first day of school, while water in the problem faucets will be shut off until they are fixed. in the meantime, seven more boston public

. >> joan says don't listen. are you listening to joan or going with your husband?oan. >> you're going with joan. >> i have to go with clinton, i just do. >> if hillary clinton and donald trump came to your corn maze, who would make it out first. >> neither. >> they would get stuck. >> neither. >> i'm sorry, i have to follow you out of here. thank god i made it out of the corn maze. like the farmer said, ethanol is a confusing issue, something most people would have a hard time explaining, myself included. the thing you need to understand there's a renewable fuel standard that mixes some of this stuff into the gasoline. some of the cars, donald trump considers that, hillary clinton, voters will ask her that very question in iowa. >> in corn company, your conversations with voters continue to be fascinating, sir. thank you. much more ahead on msnbc after a quick break. but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go er

joan had just returned from a bike ride when she heard the crashing and the crash. the double tree split in half. the other half i had been coming down the hill ten seconds later on my bike, i would have gotten hit. >> we just noticed it's been spreading more and more and i think actually the drought conditions have something to do with it. there was the exact same type of tree fell up the street about two weeks ago. >> the reporter: joan's husband mark says he wasn't surprised when his wife called with the news. just grateful no one was hurt. >> just the building, the building can be repaired. >> the reporter: so they're cleanup here continues, power was knocked out, because the wires came down for a few hours today, but they were able to restore that. now, joan's husband just happens to work or the dpw in the town of air, and says he has noticed all the dry conditions given the work he does. kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: investigators continue to pour through hundreds of tips, looking for any leads that could help them find vanessa marcotte's killer. t

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for a moment, joan thought her home might be spared. >>woman: there was a second like it might not hit the house but it did. >>reporter: the thick trunk hit the corner of their home. there is an a lot of damage but >>man: they're lucky it hit the corner. probably the strongest portion of the bedroom. could've been a lot worse if it was midway into the house. >>reporter: it would have been worse for joan who was on the other side of the house. the tree fell around noon. >>woman: obviously, if i had been coming down the hill ekt ten seconds later, i would have gotten hit. >>reporter: she put the bike away in the garage when she heard the noise. you would think but it was pretty loud. >>reporter: the other half of the tree still unparalyzed. people in the neighborhood say the winds weren't too gusty. >>woman: just a little bit. >>reporter: after several hours of work, crews cut up the tree and got it off the home which only revealed just how much damage it caused. >>woman: i peeked in a bedroom where the tree went through and i could see d

joan had just returned from a bike ride when she heard the crack then the crash. the doubletree split in half. the other half fell onto the street. >> if i had been coming down the hill 10 seconds later on my bike i would have gotten hit. >> i think the drought conditions have something to do with it there was exact same type of tree that fell two weeks ago. >> reporter: he wasn't surprised when his wife repaired. >> reporter: joan's husband works with the d.p.w. and really started noticedding the dry conditions. kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >>> a sex offender has been accused of exposing himself to young women. he has a long record that goes back to the 1980s. he has been a constant problem over the years. >> all new at the top of the hour where the suspect was found hiding just seconds before being handcuffed. increase our chance of having a rough night sleep. the routine you might want to start if you're hoping to get a good night's rest. a beautiful evening out there. this is from arlington gorgeous stuff but this is your fox 25 pick of the day. use that hash

orlando: esos aplausos que escucha son del pÚblico para joan sebastian!. hay comentarios que son de entretenimiento. no estoy a favor de eso, pero por el respeto que le tengo a la familia de maluma, a su padre, que es una persona muy amable, y a maluma, estÁ representando bien su mÚsica y luchando por lo suyo. reportero: todo indica que el escÁndalo persigue al intÉrprete de "ahÍ vamos", pues tambiÉn se habla de supuestos roces con el espaÑol alejandro sanz. se dijo que no podÍan verse ni en pintura. jbalvin: no, para nada. creo que es de los que editan los vÍdeos. pero el respeto que le tengo es muy grande. mi mamÁ me regaÑÓ, pensando que era en serio, pero jamÁs. reportero: desde mÉxico, diego barrios. orlando: ahÍ estaba jbalvin, el colombiano de moda! y con esto terminamos "cÓdigo segura", dÁndole gracias a las quinceaÑeras, a la gente de beauty glam, maquillando a nuestro pÚblico. y a ustedes, gracias por la sintonÍa. vuelvo con las noticias. natalia: muchas gracias. vamos a darles la informaciÓn mÁs importante del dÍa. tensiÓn por cuenta del zika en

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. >> reporter: joan says her daughter wore her sense of humor. >> i don't mean to offend you, that'sust the -- >> reporter: as a nurse for the fresno county health department, lori helped women with at-risk pregnancies. a house call if 2003, she slipped on the stairs. she got surgery but the pain in her back and legs wouldn't stop. the funny lori slid into depression. >> so the workers' comp system acknowledged the link between chronic pain and depression. >> yes. >> they were authorizing treatments for depression. >> yes. >> reporter: when drugs stopped working in 2014, lori received transcranial magnetic stimulation. according to her medical records, it seemed to be very effect iive but when her doctor requested more treatment last september, it was denied. >> it was just devastating. >> reporter: lori asked the state for an independent medical review or imr. in february, the doctor reviewing her case decided to uphold the denial. the week lori received the letter, her family was at the beach. she came home first. >> there was a note on the front door saying don't go in the backyar

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let me turn to joan walsh. your view about this escalation and this imagery of racial hatred. >> look, chris, it's powerful imagery but i don't think we can equate what hillary clinton is doing with what donald trump has done. i mean, yes, the symbolism of the hood is kind of shocking but these people are. she's not making up their words. these are the people who are supporting him. they are not the only people supporting him and we are certainly not saying that all of his supporters are racist because they are not. but there is enough of a subtext to this campaign, it's not a subtext. you are one of the first people in some ways the only person to really hammer away in 2011 at the birther issue and to hear the dog whistle in the birther issue, it didn't start then. i was very impressed, i'm sure we will talk about secretary clinton's speech, i was very impressed by the speech today where she went back to the trump organization writing "c" on the applications of black residents to live in their apartment buildi

. >> we do, it's by a woman named joan mellon and it's the story of the dark side of lyndon johnson. lbj was a tremendous president but he had a very dark side. the story is told through the lens of a man completely unknown to history named matt wallace who only interacted with him on a couple occasions. but his story tells a great deal about the dark side of lbj and the deals he made with his cronies to which matt wallace has very much evolved and is aware of. he's an amazing guy and in 1951, he walked into a small golf course owner in texas and shot the man dead. he was arrested two hours later and he said to the arresting officer, i work for lyndon have to get back to washington. within an hour, lbj's personal lawyer lawyer was defending him and he was exonerated. then he got top security clearance for weapons contractor in texas and had top security clearance for the next 12 years which the office of naval security tried to rescind and they couldn't. there is a hidden story of lbj who had a very dark side as well. >> where does this mellon get this information? >> it's really int

. >> joining me now, joan walsh and susan del percio. both for being here on a friday. >> thank you. >> the strategy of kellyanne conway obviously is to try to do the softer donald trump. but doesn't he have to then get specific? once you say, i have regrets, the natural question, i tried with congressman jack kingston, didn't get anywhere, is that you need to be specific ap as a strategist, do you think he should be specific, specifically with the things he's said about women? >> i don't think he has to do that right now. what he needs to focus on is getting back the women, the republican women that he had around the time of the convention when its numbers went up. i think they're facing a two-part strategy. the first is, what do we do before labor day? we get our republican numbers from the 70s up into the low 90s. that's the first thing, that upon help close the gap. then they have to -- i hate to use this word -- pivot, then they have to move into how to attract more independent voters and more women voters, and that is going to be -

star wars was basically put together, especially "star wars" more than indiana joans, indiana joans was just done for fun toant tain people. and there was some messages in there about, you know, archaeology and also about what we believe in in term of-- but the real one is "star wars" and that was done in the same vein that, what i was saying about the patron creates the propaganda. and what i wanted to do was go back to some of the older propaganda. which was consistent through all of the societies, which is mythology, but to say what did they all believe. cuz they were all, this propaganda was created independently. and what are the things that they all actually believe. we're talking relationships with your father, relationships with your society, relationships with your history, relationships with the gods. all of this stuff is old but their psychological mo tiff that was created through storytelling, primarily oral storytelling explain what they believed and who they believed. so what i want to do is go back and find the psychological motif that underlie that. because those dproa o

joan walsh, susan del percio, thanks to both of you. that is "all in" this evening.tomorrow morning on my show at how are you? happy friday, my friend. >> happy friday, you get a reprieve from the 11:00 p.m. eastern return just so you can get enough sleep to be back here at 10:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. >> but i could have done it, if they'd given me cocktails. >> you know where my oice is. you know what i keep in that giant chest that looks like it's a work related thing behind my desk. >> oh, i do. have a great show. >> wash the glasses when you're done. >> thank you. >> thank you. and thanks to you at home for joining us. it's a happy friday. nice to have you here. here's an american entrepreneur story that's quite remarkable. really, somebody who changed the world. self-made zillion air.

joan dayton was charged with offender. >> reporter: from between to 2012. joan dayton hired paul connor to do various handy man duties at freedom christian academy. he worked after school but it cost dayton her job. >> i recognize what myer roar was -- what my error was. >> two years in prison. he was convicted of indecent liberties with a child in tower-- in 2004. >> my grandchildren were on freedom's campus. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said there were no reported incidents. in 2012 a teacher discovered connor's coved smofd status. by colleagues to ensure connor never stepped foot on campus again. then three years later a parent notified the sheriff's office that connor worked at the school. why three years? >> it felt to us that it was a revengeful tactic. >> reporter: dayton said at the time a school employee was under discipline for major misconduct. >> they did not go to the sheriff. they we say why the employee was being disciplined but we found various allegations of grade changing. dr. palestinian wheeler, the former assistant principal said h

. >> joan thinks her daughter had a great sense of humor. lori helped women with at risk pregnancies. during a house call, she slipped on some stairs. she had back and neck pain. >> there is a link between chronic pain and depression. >> when drugs stopped working in 2014, she got transcranial magnetic stimulation. when your doctor requested more treatment last september, it was denied. lori asked the state for an independent medical review. the doctor reviewing her case decided to up hold the denial. the week they received the letter, her family was at the beach. >> there was a note on the front door saying don't go in the backyard, call the police. >> a suicide note. her family found these notes as well. >> i'm worn out, drained, depleted, gone. she was 50, but she was still someone's little girl. >> having your parents pass away doesn't prepare you for your children's death. >> do you believe the imr decision contributed to lori's decision? >> without question. >> her case is extreme, but critics of the worker's comp system says they rubb

joan says her daughter wore her sense of humor. >> i don't mean to offend you. that's just a bonus. >> reporter: as a nurse, laurie helped women with at-risk pregnancies. on a house call in 2003 she slipped on the stairs. she got surgery but the pain wouldn't stop. the funny laurie slid into depression. >> so the worker's comp system acknowledged the link between chronic pain and depression and were authorizing treatment for depression? >> yes. >> when drugs stopped working she received transcranial magnetic stimulation and it seemed to be effective. when the doctor requested more treatment it was denied. >> it was devastating. >> reporter: laurie asked for an independent medical review. but the doctor reviewing the case decided to uphold the denial. the week she received the letter her family was at the beach. >> there was a note at the front door saying don't go in the backyard, call the police. i knew what it meant. >> reporter: a suicide note. the family found these notes too. we treat our employs while injured worse than our veterans. i'm warn out, drained,

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joan joanne nosuchinsky. he loves the constitution. matt welch. when the world ends, the only two things left alive will be cockroaches and him. terry schappert. between him and nixon, it's tough to say who said more inflammatory things on tape. sitting right next to me is the host of the anthony cumia show, anthony cumia. okay. let's start the show. >>> it's often been debated which political party is the most tolerant. well, the debate is over thanks to one brave man. filmmaker ary horowitz decided to conduct a social experiment at this year's conventions by standing outside the hall holding a sign supporting the other party's nominee. here he is holding a i heart hillary sign at the rnc. >> i love hillary. thank you very much. thank you. that's very kind of you. oh, geez. >> there you go. >> that was a good one. >> see? >> seems like it was a friendly vibe. >> open minded folks at the rnc. now let's see how the dnc dealt with the i heart trump signs. >> trump for president, everybody. trump for president. no, he's not [ bleep ]. he's looking ou

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we'll be right back. >>> we are back with joan, raul and katherine. last thursday maine's republican governor paul lepage left a profanity laced voice mail for a democratic colleague. in the tirade he said he was offended because he believed he had been called a racist, which the governor strongly denies. let's listen. >> this is governor paul richard lepage. i would like to talk to you about your comments about my being a talk to you about your comments about my being a raist you [ bleep ] i want to talk to you. i want you to prove i'm a racist. i spent my life helping black people and you little son of a -- socialist, i want you to record this and make it public because i am after you. thank you. >> this morning, he said the governor needs to seek professional help. >> i don't expect the governor to apologize to me again. that is absolutely not his style. i think maine people are getting extremely concerned after six years and these kind of escalating events with respect to our governor he is now at the point he isn't fit to be governor and needs to

>> joining me now is joan walsh and amy holmes. >> thank you for being here.g to influence the process like the clinton campaign will be doing on who gets to be the moderator. they only have one person sitting there to dpril each of these candidates and i would guess crowley is scratched off the list. megyn kelly, that's an interesting question. whether or not donald trump would allow her to sit in that chair put this is a double edged sword. we just reported that 45% of likely u. s. voters say that donald trump is his own worst enemy and these debates might be -- it could be a great opportunity. he got the first debate for the republicans got 24 million viewers. blew the roof off of ratings. that's also a lot of people to waf and to see if he steps in it. >> or if he is handled by mrs. lynn on the but what happens if he doesn't show up? he didn't do one of the primary debates but this is different. this is the main stage and there's really no press den for this. >> it's very unlikely that he would not show upment i suppose if they couldn't get some agreement

he tweeted a picture of a friendship bracelet reading joan barack which the president made earlier this summer. in a buzzfeed five things that are harder than registering to vote. >>> meanwhile, first daughter sha sasha obama has a summer job. and a church shooter is roughed up. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the post and courier" of south carolina how a fellow inmate assaulted dylann roof in a charleston jail. the sheriff's deputy said the security guard was not paying attention. a black prisoner attacked the accused massacre gunman. roof suffered some bruises. his attorney says he won't press charges. >>> "the baltimore sun" reports the filing of a class action lawsuit against police in baton rouge, louisiana. black lives matter activist to protest the arrest of demonstrators there. the protest last month followed the killing of a black man by a white officer. >>> the "new york post" reports a roundup of suspected mobsters from four of the city's five crime families. federal authorities made 46 arrests on a variety of charges, including loan sharking. p