john torres, nbc news, syracuse. >>> an update on former president george h.w.ush recovering in a hospital in houston. a family spokesman says he continues to improve and will remain in the intensive care unit for observation for a couple more days. his wife was hospitalized for bronchitis. she could be discharged from the hospital tomorrow. >>> up next, new president and the first lady having a ball last night. >>> we're getting some early candid images of the new first family in the white house. the president's son donald trump jr. sent out a tweet of his wife at the white house bowling alley. he said his wife was doing pretty well considering she's wearing heels. we would agree. >>> finally tonight, to the sounds of my way, donald and melania trump took to the stage as president and first lady for their first dance. it was all about style and drew immediate comparisons to other first couples through the years. kristen welker has more tonight. >> a time honored tradition. the inaugural balls. president trump and first lady melania all smiles after their histor

john torres and his wife jeannine. i called earlier so they're expecting me. wonder how they'll possibly remember a single day nearly two decades earlier. >> you don't like cameras. you don't want to be on camera. >> no. >> it took a little convincing to get her to talk to us. >> i know he was in my house and i can't live with myself knowing there is a way to help him. >> she said she'll never forget richard rosario and that day in 1996. >> i was pregnant with my first son. we were living in a small apartment. richard was down from new york staying with us. >> jeannine tells me her husband and richard were friends. >> you remember clearly him staying with you. >> yes. trust me. i remember that. >> why do you say that it way? >> because i didn't want him in my house. they were always hanging out, partying. >> even though she feels that way about rosario, she said she knows he was in her living room on june 19, 1996. and there was a specific reason why she remembers. she was just hours away from going into labor with her first child. >> you were home? >> when i

john torres and his wife janine. i called earlier so they're expecting me. >> hey. >> i wonder how they'll possibly remember a single day nearly two decades earlier. >> you don't like cameras? you don't want to be on camera. >> no. >> took a little convincing to get janine to go on camera. why are you talking to us? >> i know he was in my house. i can't live with myself knowing if there is any way i can help him, at least to tell the truth. >> she says she'll never forget both richard rosario and the month of june, 1996. >> i was pregnant with my first son. we were living in a small apartment, richard was down from new york, staying with us. >> janine tells me her husband john and rosario were friends and she didn't like it. >> you remember clearly him staying with you? >> yes, trust me. i remember that. >> why do you say it that way? >> because i did not want him in my house. he was -- they were always out, hanging out, partying. >> even though she feels that way about rosario, janine says she knows he was in her li

john torres and his wife jeannine. i called earlier so they're expecting me.onder how they'll possibly remember a single day nearly two decades earlier. >> you don't like cameras. you don't want to be on camera. >> no. >> it took a little convincing to get her to talk to us. >> i know he was in my house and i can't live with myself knowing there is a way to help him. >> she said she'll never forget richard rosario and that day in 1996. >> i was pregnant with my first son. we were living in a small apartment. richard was down from new york staying with us. >> jeannine tells me her husband and richard were friends. and she didn't like it. >> you remember clearly him staying with you. >> yes. trust me. i remember that. >> why do you say that it way? >> because i didn't want him in my house. they were always hanging out, partying. >> even though she feels that way about rosario, she said she knows he was in her living room on june 19, 1996. and there was a specific reason why she remembers. she was just hours away from going into labor with her first child. >> you

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john torres.s great to see you. >> good to see you. >> i hope you can help us shed light because it gets in the weeds -- >> it gets very confusing. >> the executive order doesn't specify what those federal agencies are supposed to do to make sure it doesn't have a fiscal impact, but you have a list of five things that trump could change pretty quickly if he wants to about our health care. >> right now the big thing, like you said, there's a lot of unknowns. there's a lot of nuances here. if he changes some of these things, some he could sign and change right away, but some would take work. here's a list. one of the things we're talking about is birth control. free birth control has been a mandate under obamacare. that could possibly go away. these are preventive services that health and human services decide to cover. they could change that. free prooeventive care on top of that. >> what does that mean? >> mammograms, cervical cancer screenings, aneurysm screenings. this list goes on and on. healt

let's bring in john torres, coo of guide post solutions, former assistant secretary of homeland secretary for u.s. immigration. he is a former deputy director of immigration and customs enforcement. you know what you are talking about here. showing a map right now, of what we have currently. 70. miles of fencing -- 702 miles of fencing, u.s.-mexico land border. we have a lot of space to fill. what's it going to take in your mind? >> it's going to take a lot of collaboration, with the corps of engineers, private sector, but really working to determine where are the best places to, a, build the wall or to build some sort of infrastructure in place that you can add on to the existing terrain and infrastructure in place. >> so much of the conversation hinges on money, i've seen many different estimates. you know, some $18 billion, $s 5 billion, all numbers hard to imagine f you look at and i think we have a map, of where it is right now, and where it needs to go, what do you think the cost is like? >> it's definitely going to be in the billions. it is a huge undertaking with regards to having

he's the pastor and father of sheriff john torres.ys four investigators from new york were at his home in florida that very morning. >> did they interview and you margarita? >> yes. and they were taking turns. they were going over to the other people and then they were going check my son out to palm beach. >> maybe the timing of all this is just a coincidence. then just a few days later, there is even bigger news. so here i am working on the final touches of this series when i get a call from richard's lawyer saying the d.a.'s office is going to 58 date conviction against him just like that. i called the d.a.'s office and they said they now believe he didn't get a fair trial. that means richard is walking out of prison a free man and that's happening in the next couple of days. >> and almost as if it was destined, rosario's wife and his kids happened to be in new york visiting him this very day. >> 20 years and i've never seen my father outside of prison. >> rosario's lawyers at the exoneration hearing had just broken the news and min

he's the pastor and father of sheriff john torres.e says four investigators from new york were at his home in florida that very morning. >> did they interview and you margarita? >> yes. and they were taking turns. they were going over to the other people and then they were going check my son out to palm beach. >> maybe the timing of all this is just a coincidence. then just a few days later, there is even bigger news. so here i am working on the final touches of this series when i get a call from richard's lawyer saying the d.a.'s office is going to 58 date conviction against him just like that. i called the d.a.'s office and they said they now believe he didn't get a fair trial. that means richard is walking out of prison a free man and that's happening in the next couple of days. >> and almost fast it was destined, rosario's wife and his kids happened to be in new york visiting him this very day. >> 20 years and i've never seen my father outside of prison. >> rosario's lawyers at the exoneration hearing had just broken the news and

john torres. leading health care strategist wrote in "the washington post" that the president's executive order is "a bomb" lobbed into an already shaky insurance market. what do you think is going to happen here? will patients feel the reverberation? >> chris it's good to see you, too. i think patients are going to see the reverberations to this. it depends on the details behind this. couple things that could happen, one and probably i think in a lot of people's minds they could take a direct hit to their pocketbook and the main thing experts are saying is will subsidies be taken away so people who have insurance will they not get that subsidy that will help them continue with the insurance. on top of that, will there be the ability to still get some of these tests and some of the procedures that patients are getting now or will that be more cumbersome, harder to get or impossible to get, and probably the biggest thing and i'm seeing this right now in my clinic as well is patients questions. pati

limar asperezas tras otro se con un congresista de john lewis, donald trump sostuvo una reuniÓn privada con el hijo de martin luther king en su torreechos civiles y es considerado un activista, fue criticado por trump cuando Éste dijo que no consideraba al magnate un presidente legÍtimo. hablando de martin luther king, miles de personas de costa a costa come moraron el legado de este hÉroes de los derechos civiles y la protesta no violenta. sirve para recordar que la lucha por las libertades, la igualdad y la democracia sigue en pie. danay: las celebraciones por el dÍa de martin luther king han hecho eco en todo el paÍs, llegaron decenas de personas con flores a su mausoleo, un raro en la memoria con cantos y discursos de quien marcÓ la historia de la naciÓn. las personas realmente creen en la necesidad de la unidad y de mantener el mensaje de martÍn lutero king. los actos solemnes tomaron lugar de muchas maneras, con coreografÍas, orquestas de mÚsica y hasta comida. como en la ciudad de mÍi --miami donde se hicieron presente. lewis hizo un importante llamado: # es algo sagrado. es el instrumento mÁs oneroso que no incita a la viol

torre and talk about the idea he would not oppose waterboarding. this is controversial. it is with members of his own party. including johnrd on this notion. how far do you think the president will be willing to fight on this? >> it remains to be seen. i can't imagine he will fight that much harder. not only are members of his party pushing back, there are members in the cabinet familiar with the going on and war that find the issue problematic. here in the united kingdom, encouraging theresa may to push back on torture and the national security attempts he is hoping to make with the international community say don't keep the world more secure. >> let's talk about the muslim ban. the ban on travelers coming in the united states and refugee ban. at least ending the programs. this is what he promised on the campaign trail. this really is exactly what he promised. i want to listen to a little bit of him saying this is not a muslim ban, but list that will make you happy. listen. >> it's countries that have tremendous terror and it's countries that people are going to come in and cause us tremendous problems. our country has e