juliÁn: me enterÉ por la prensa.entonces esa muestra este chat, un telÉfono caliente, ella le dice que acababa de llamar a una ambulancia. la ambulancia nos llegÓ, la cervera logrÓ que respirar a de nuevo. estÁn samantha los medios ya que pasaron reporte del 911, vi una llamada perdida tuya. Él le dice:"qué bueno que todo estÁ bien. avÍsame, porfa" ese dÍa Él se iba a ver con el niÑo. en ese momento, pues, todos dudÁbamos de la credibilidad de juliÁn gil. quiÉn tiene la razÓn? quÉ pasa? juliÁn gil contestÓ, si ustÉ pensaba que terminaba ahÍ, no, no, responden un poco a "despierta amÉrica", respondiÓ esta maÑana, juliÁn. saca a relucir nuevas conversaciones de ese telÉfono. vamos a ver ahora quiÉn tiene la razÓn. vean a continuaciÓn las imÁgenes, le voy a contar que escribiÓ:" una vez mÁs como evidencia la mentira de mi ex, ella utiliza esto con el Único fin de desprestigiarme. adicional a matÍas tengo dos hijos mÁs, una familia, un pÚblico y un trabajo por lo que he luchado toda mi vida y no voy a permitir una falta

here is a clip in which julian assange and no self—awareness.hichjulian assange and his associate are trying to call hillary clinton on the phone. this is an emergency. you clinton on the phone. this is an emergency. you are clinton on the phone. this is an emergency. you are the emergency line and it will take a while? 0k. do you want to do that now and i will wait. he would like to speak to her about that. 0k, will wait. he would like to speak to herabout that. 0k, let will wait. he would like to speak to her about that. 0k, let me start by giving you my phone number. details including an unredacted cables such to go on the internet. i do not understand why you do not see the urgency in this. who is he? hello, this is julian the urgency in this. who is he? hello, this isjulian assange. read do not have a problem, you have a problem. that is the tone of the film. the story is well now and, what is strange about this film is that it what is strange about this film is thatitis what is strange about this film is that it is very fragmented, it is n

serÁ que fue marjorie de sousa, serÁ que fue matÍas a la corte, para que sea feito juliÁn?brÁ ningÚn acuerdo con marjorie de sousa mientras Ésta no reconsidere la cantidad que exige como manutenciÓn para su hijo,matÍas. juliÁn: si a mÍ me presentan unaevidencia de que esa plata no se utilizarÁ para pescado, para llevar anillo les -- no para llevar al spa o para el celular.. para comprar prestado no lo voy a dar. >> elactor acudiÓ a los juzgadospara conocer el contenido de la demanda que interpuso la madre de su hijo. juliÁn: inclusive vino mi hermana y mi hija y estamos todos aquÍ para poder compartir con el niÑo pero no saliÓ el permiso para poderlo verporque eso lleva unos procesos y no se dieron los tiempos. el viernes entiendo que no porque sÓlo venimos a atender lo que es el juicio. >> finalmente le respondiÓ a niurka marcos luego de que la cubana lo criticar a Ély a marjoriepor hacer de sus problemas pÚblicos. juliiÁn: y tengo que seguir llorando y lo seguirÉ haciendo,obviamente lo seguirÉ haciendo pero lo menos posible para que no me regaÑen. orlando:aquÍ hay un deba

julian, rebecca, unfortunately for you, you're sticking with us. we'll check back with you in about ten minutes. >> all right. the impact of jim comey's testimony goes beyond washington. it's already moving stock markets. >>> so, former fbi director james comey's testimony later today already moving markets. look at this, stocks popped right there after the release of that testimony, those prepared remarks. one theory here is that, suddenly, it gave investors more of the facts and allows this whole process to move forward. there are still worries, though, that new revelations about the president's possible interference in the russia investigation could delay his economic agenda, especially tax reform. moving beyond all of this would be something that would really be helpful to markets. comey's testimony, by the way, is just one of three big events today that could move markets. you've got the uk election and a meeting of the european central bank. investors this week have really hit the pause button, stocks trading mostly lower. moving money into s

actually singing, does anyone have julian casablanca's phone number and i held it up. nobody did. but if you are watching, i tried julian. >> seth: well that's nice. that's nice that you tried. you -- you've accomplished something as an actor that i am so impressed with because i am such a fan of this franchise. you grew up in brooklyn, you went to school here, and you have been on all four "law and orders!" >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: wow. bravo, by the way, bravo. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. >> seth: so what is -- what are the four, "law and orders?" "law and order" classic. >> which they call the mothership. >> seth: okay. >> there's "law and order: criminal intent." >> seth: yep. >> there's "law and order: special victims," and then there was a short list one "order trial by jury." which is why i think i do hold the record because it was just one year. >> seth: oh right. >> so not that many -- you know, when you're a new york actor, that's like a batmitzvah. you know, it's a rite of

julian put his finger on it.been able to get along with their predecessors even in the case of bill clinton and george h.w. bush. >> the biggest example there. >> exactly. he defeated him. he beat him. that is not just having different politics. he went directly at him and took the man's job. in this case, i think we are not going to see anything resembling that kind of relationship because donald trump's entire political career is really based on attacking barack obama with the birther lie that was sort of the foundational sort of theme of his emergence into politics and even after getting elected, sort of throwing out this baseless accusation of being wiretapped at trump tower. one thing we know about donald trump he goes back to his base and one of the things that works best with the base is an attack on barack obama and the more irrational of that fact the more unbelievable and fact-free attack the better for his base because it make clear it's just pure animosity and doesn't have anything to do with policies

julian. >> wow, thanks for that kristin. so did president obama drop the ball on his handling of russia cyber-attack during an appearance on "fox & friends" congressman jason chaffetz blasted the former president for not responding forcibly. >> the democrats keep kicking dirt and trying to create more and more smoke out there. this happened during obama's watch and astray gowdy was able to get out of homeland security, the homeland security department try today help in help democrats and guess what, the democrats refused their help. >> meanwhile obama era officials are standing by his decision. >> you know, i know that the obama white house in a very difficult situation and they made the best positions they could. we call the 5149 decisions. >> we use to call them crumby and crumbier. >> joining me now retired four-star general jack keane, chairman of the institute for the study of war and also fox news military analyst. good afternoon, general, great to have you with us. jack: hey, julian, great to see you on that side of t

let me just start with, julian, let me start with you. i mean, what do you make of the fact that now this issue around unmasking, which is its own issue and is very much embedded in all of these surveillance capabilities that we talk about, has become this kind of political hot button at this point and what does that poor tend for months from now when debate is up on whether to reauthorize this particular authority? >> it's very surreal to watch a series of legitimate concerns about surveillance authorities being raised for what are in the particular instances usually frivolous or bizarre reasons. so i think we're watching, this is kind of odd train of that. with respect to unmasking in particular, at least in terms of the question of whether rules were followed here, the specific circumstances here seem like it's exactly the kind of circumstances in which it's pretty easy to understand why unmasking might be appropriate. that is to say, if you're talking about reviewing transcripts or intelligence reports about agents of a foreign power

extradition request for julian assange. and the embassy he's now forced to call home there are signs of strained relations with his hosts late last year ecuador cut off a songes internet connection over fears his leaks about hillary clinton were influencing the u.s. election then last month ecuador's new president was kind of mean about him mr songes the haka that's something we reject and i personally reject songes legal team says that its priority now is persuading the british government to allow the wiki leaks editor safe passage from the embassy here on to a plane bound for ecuador where he could enjoy the political asylum that he's been granted but it's a tall order given london special relationship with washington and the prospect of a u.s. extradition request hanging over julian assange just head. of his clock stokely says julie situation harlow's the problems that whistleblowers must face despite the big no proof the national security was ever put in. the idea that you know publishing information for the public is e

she profiles julian assange.winged footage him as he confronts allegations of sexual assault and overseas controversial document dumps. the new york times describes the film as unfinished in a way that is at once fascinating, frustrating, and understandable. here is a look at the trailer for "risk." >> hello, can i speak to hillary clinton? i am calling from the office of julian assange. it is an emergency. not the film i thought i was making. i thought i could ignore the controversy. i was wrong. it became the story. >> [indiscernible] a documentary filmmaker. border haveat the become more aggressive. when i got home, my apartment door was open. did i forget to close it, or are they sending me a message? can't believe it. >> it is a most certain that it will be hillary versus trump. >> the fbi is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. >> i want to make it clear, we don't have a problem, you have a problem. charlie: i am pleased to have laura back at the tab

vamos con juliÁn. el pasado viernes se quedaron mallory besos a esperando a que llegara juliÁn.aron. >> nosotros no pudimos hablar mucho con ella. el lugar que se lleva a cabo la convivencia sÓlo pueden entrar los padres con los niÑos. y siquiera los abogados. -- ni siquiera los abogados. ♪ ♪ orlando: un tema bastante polÉmico. juliÁn gil esta en miami promocionando. una cosa no tiene que ver con la otra. los amigos de televisa se los encontraron al afuera de una farmacia donde estÁ promocionando. Él hablÓ de la salud de su hijo. Él center a traves de un comunicado. vamos a ver. juliÁn gil: yo me enterÉ por la prensa. yo le escribÍ a ella. me preocupÉ. querÍa saber quÉ habÍa pasado. me enterÉ por la prensa. me contestÓ. lo bueno que tengo varios amigos que me entero por otros medios. si ella decide con su equipo mandar un comunicado me tocara vivir eso. no pienso pedir una prueba de adn. segundo, me gustarÍa que de una manera se excluyera a gabriel y a gerald y porque son dos grandes amigos. creo que se estÁ salpicando algo que no se tiene por quÉ salpicar. ellos tienen dos niÑa

orlando: juliÁn te queremos, yo tampoco entiendo. metiÓ la oportunidad , grabÓ conmigo por primera vez, son personas que respeto y admiro muchÍsimos. moisÉs: desde punta cana para," cÓdigo segura", moisÉs. ♪ ♪ orlando: ay, dios mÍo, maÑana estamos ahÍ, vamos a estar farruko, j balvin, gente juiciosa. vÁmonos con nacho, hay uno que estÁ triunfando, vamos con," bÁilame", que ahorita voy a hablar con chabÁn, dios mÍo la volviste a hacer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ orlando: y es que estamos contentos, un hijo, un hijo de, "despierta amÉrica" la vuelve a hacer, y mÁs para ayudar a la comunidad, esta vez con su libro," dime que comes y te diÉe que sientes", de alejandro chabÁn, es Éxito rotundo, al pÚblico le ha encantado, lleva un mensaje donde estÁn las emociones y las que influyen en nuestra alimentaciÓn, es que todas estÁn en el celebro, si estÁs triste comes un poquito mÁs, tienes que tratar de manejar tu cuerpo y mente, y eso lo explica chabÁn, aquÍ el da la casa! oye, pero ahora vas a pintar un cuadro y serÁ el mas vendido, vendes todo lo que

julian: it may be psychological.his morning, and the fact that we were talking about the potential elements of the volcker rule that could be rolled back was a complete seachange. the other interesting observation was that our compliance department was really largely silent on the topic. jonathan: we will have more questions about this in the commercial break. steve wood of russell investment. from new york, you're watching bloomberg tv. ♪ [ mooing sound ] [ laughing ] it's drivng me crazy come on. [ spitting from tongue ] time for my secret weapon. sports, movies, tv, ah... show me music to distract a minion. [ voice remote click ] [ pharrell starts to play ] ahh. i'm pretty smart- ahhh! [ mooing sounds ] [ minions laughing ] show me unicorns. [ voice remote click ] together: ahhh... that works too. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. see despicable me 3 in cinemas in june. this is "bloomberg daybreak." futures are softer. by 89 points on the dow. on a percentage point bases, the pressure on tech. in

juliÁn Álvarez eres noticia mundial. supuesta declaraciÓn con la que se le tachÓ de machista. juliÁn: sinceramentesin el afÁn de molestar a la gente, ya no quiero ver un trapero mÁs, en la casa puse alfombra. ♪ orlando: cÁlmate! le puso alfombra a la casa para no ver mÁs traperos. vamos con una noticia era esperada, ayer hablÉ con antonio andrade pero dice que no quiero hablar mÁs del tema, le hice una pregunta primer impacto a maluma. ustedes tienen que interpretar, es lo polÉmico y se habla le hable de la canciÓn cuatro babys. >> esperabas tanta controversia con la canciÓn de cuatro babys? >> yo creo que debimos hacer la entrevista de lo de pipe. yo creo que no deberÍa responder. >> no entiendo. orlando: es difÍcil esta noticia dÍas de minar porque los dos son amigos y cuando los amigos se pelean. fue una pregunta maluma, yo de niÑo lo veÍa haciendo periodismo y mi hermana baila felices los cuatro. vamos entonces a bailar un poquito, vamos a bailar felices los cuatro. ♪ ♪ ♪y si con otro pasas el ratovamo a ser feliz, f

publicÓ su parte de la conversaciÓn, de la conversaciÓn en la que le, julian dice asÍ. >>> ay!a. saben quÉ pasÓ en esa pareja se acabÓ el amor. se acabÓ el amor y tenemos una lista muy especiale los detalles. >>> mmm >>> de lo qu pa cuando pasa el amor, seÑor diego schoening empezamos con la lista tome nota rashel >>> en una relaciÓn seÑoras y seÑores cuando se va el amor es como comer juntos no es agradable >>> cuando un arranca cuando estÁ bien enamorado, pide entrada, sopa, seco, postre, cafÉ, porque quiere pasar, cuando la cosa estÁ mal piden sÁndwich y vamonos >>> vamos por el delivery >>> no te importa dÓnde estÁ, y un mensaje dÓnde andas mi amor ahora no te importa si estÁ afuera o no >>> cuando te despides al principio mi amor, me de viovoÍ otra vez, cuando mal chao cualquier cosa me llamas si pasa algo >>> y cuando se va pones los pies en la mesa y no te importa nada me extraÑas no estoy bien >>> no >>> cuando estas mejor solo >>> exactamente eso cuando tu te empiezas a proyectar en un futuro es verdad, es cierto, solo, tÚ dices como en diciembre agarro, me voy para es

. >>> i want to bring in julian zelizer and ellis. all right ellis the president teased everyone in true t.v. fashion as we just mentioned there. tapes, do they exist, will we ever see them and what do you make of the notion, you'll be disappointed by the answer? >> well, that's a dig at the press. you roel don't know and i don't want to pretend. my guess is if there's no tape, not only because of shining the light on the dispute with the former fbi director but where would the tapes stop if there were tapes? does donald trump want us to hear his considerable conversations in the white house? >> of course the president julian, tweeted said that he's completely vindicated here, no obstruction, goes on and on. you write in on cnn.com not so fast. why should he not feel completely vindicated? >> well it is as he said the cloud looming over this administration. it has taken him out of some of the legislative ball game and it doesn't allow him to move forward some big bills. his polls remain very poor and many republicans are starting to t

run," define "further to julian.think 10% in the aggregate over the course of the summer. the longer-term view, as are other guessed correctly pointed out, is that earnings are getting better. been in a lot of ways far less stressed than i have in the past. this is about a change in psychology that was in the workings of the s&p itself in this extraordinarily low volatility environment. it just got to stretch. psychology doesn't correct itself in one or two sessions. julia: got it. how important is who is buying into the tech sector now? one of the things that stands out to me from the goldman sachs recordist mutual funds and hedge funds in 2017 trying to beat benchmarks. in 2017 haveations surged by 21% year to date, 46% of the s&p 500 year-to-date returns. if you look at the analysis they have done, it is to chile dollars long-short positions. they have a 25% net exposure to the i.t. sector. should we be worried about this? doesn't this precipitate a greater fall when you are looking at a pullback? julian: when you

it's been exactly five years since julian assange steps into the ecuadorian embassy in london and he has left the wiki leaks editor so political asylum that sweden investigated allegations of sexual offenses against him however last year the united nations ruled that he's being detained and just last month songs received a small boost and a legal breakthrough after being wanted for questioning over allegations of sexual assault in sweden seven years ago prosecutors finally suspended the case against him but the wiki leaks editor admitted that his fight is far from over. the road is far from over. the war the proper war is just commencing but the u.k. has said it will arrest me regardless. still hanging over julian assange is a british arrest warrant for breaching bail back in two thousand and twelve and there's also the uncertainty over a possible extradition to the u.s. for leaking classified documents back in april this year the u.s. attorney general called the arrest of a song a priority. this is a man of this grown beyond anything i am aware on assad's use a narcissist who has cr

attorney for the middle district of georgia, nice to see you, julian you you were here two full hoursth our pre-game of what the comey testimony would look like, what did you hear yesterday? >> well, i thought comey had some shocks things to say. he explicitly called the president a liar and said he was in an atmosphere where he didn't trust the president to be alone in the room. he said some very damaging things about jeff sessions, suggesting doctor is mothere is story that we know and that session didn't do the right thing in these encounters. and he didn't come off as somebody who did not tell the truth. >> and some see this as the boy scout and the bully the way the whole thing went down. >> yes, they do, and on the other side a lot of republicans we wondered what their reaction would be. and thus far they have not really broken from the president after yesterday. interestingly the members of the committee, not all of them, the republicans went after comey, senator rubio did, but many were asking legitimate questions, but particularly, the republican firewall seems to hold since

you hit here and over the offside. julian wood isn't your regular batting coach.long and get them to hit the ball hard and further more consistently. when i was brought up, what they we re when i was brought up, what they were telling me was wrong. i think there's a different way of doing things and i think the way the game is going, this is an absolute must. you're in that position, get wider, catch it, one here and catch it, one there. gone are the days of getting your head over the ball and gliding it through the covers, with gizmos picked up from baseball is all about hitting the ball as hard as you can. julian's focus on power hitting rather than textbook batting isn't just for show on the school playing fields, he has attracted the attention of england's star players. ben stokes, joe root and sam billings have benefited from julian's expertise and with bats carrying sensors to say how strongly players are hitting it, the science is starting to hit home. it makes a difference and we need to be doing it earlier in our career to be better at it, someone telling

>> tremendo problema marjorie de sousa desatÓ el caos en la corte de mÉxico donde se enfrentÓ con juliÁnacer pÚblico los problemas de parejas en las redes sociales? ponemos el tema sobre la mesa. >>> y reveladora katty perry confiesa por quÉ estuvo a punto de quitarse la vida. >>> puro reggaetÓn desde new york los mÁs grandes de la mÚsica urbana, aquÍ en un nuevo dÍa que comienza contigo. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪) con mucho ambiente. >>> quÉ rico. >>> con sabor y alegrÍa, buenos dÍas. >>> hoy doce de junio del 2017 su familia de un nuevo dÍa. >>> mire mitad y mitad. >>> porque rafael y daniel ya partieron a rusia llegaron allÁ y mÁs adelante veamos a traer detalles de esa llegada de estos muchachos a rusia que se van a apoderar y a ver a traer un nuevo dÍa. >>> venga. >>> para pasarla rico por allÁ. >>> y a trabajar bastante. >>> por cierto mÁs adelante camilo fue a visitar a los familiares y hacer una entrevista a los familiares de una de laÍctim de pulse en orlando que hoye cumple un aniversario de Éste horrible masac

when the film was first seen about a year ago, the film—makers said the julian assange demanded changes involved, which he did not have the right to do. she has made the film that she wanted to make. there is an irony in someone who is releasing information wanting to control it. we have seen this before in other documentaries and in the much—derided drama, the fifth estate. you get an inside view, but it is fragmented and frustrating because even when they are talking about the electio,n you want the film to be more focused. it feels like it is falling apart. julian assange has said that the film will do his reputation no good at all and i think that he is right. which some people may take as a recommendation in itself. it depends where you stand on these things. it is interesting, also that it was made by a woman. what is your best out this week? ija. it caused a fuss when it was released at cannes because it is simultaneously released on netfix. it is basically as story about a young girl in korea who has raised a super—pig. she follows to america to stop it being experimented upon a

por quÉ veÍamos a juliÁn gil quejándose?e haya retractado... es un error gravÍsimo. conductora: a mi la verdad me desconcierta el tema. no sÉ en que podrÍa terminar eso. cada vez es peor. alan: muchÍsimos estÁn a favor de marjorie y otros de julian. esto por lo que veo va para largo. conductora: me encanta como combina las palmas. vamos con francisca y karla que nos tienen informaciÓn sobre "la reina de la canciÓn". francisca: vamos a hablar sobre el momentazo. se abrieron todas las lÍneas de votaciÓn para que el pÚblico pudiera elegir. dieron todo en el escenario. talento sobra! en vez de haber dos lÍneas en sentencia ahora es todas contra todas. vamos a verlas y despuÉs seguimos con el cuchicheo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lo dijo mi abuelo, regÁlale un paÑuelo porque te va a llorar ♪ ♪ no sÉ otro camino. mujeres tan divinas, no queda otro camino que adorarlas ♪ ♪ te dejo mi desprecio. yo que tanto te adoraba, para que veas cuÁl es el precio ♪ francisca: de verdad que estÁ bien difÍcil para el jurado y el pÚblico. seÑores, el sÁb

we have no idea what the landscape is going to look like down the road so julian is right on, i don'tnow that you can use this, read the tea leave and predict what is going to happen. but certainly democrats around the country who want to challenge republican incumbents can be taking notes to see what worked and maybe replicate his victory around the country. >> there is, of course, a lot of interest there. 140,000 votes cast in early voting compared to 57,000 votes a few months ago in the primary. thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> stay with cnn this morning. jake tapper interviews senators bernie sanders and marco rubio and a member of president trump's legal team jay sicalo on "state of the union" at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> now the bill cosby trial is over, questions are raised about his health. cnn sat down an exclusive interview with his attorney just hour after the judge declared a mistrial. do you believe, though, that bill cosby drugged and assaulted women for decade? ds market, we believe in food that's naturally beautiful, fresh and nutritious. so there are no artificia

steven and julian, thanks so much. stay with us. we will talk more, meantime don't miss a minute of james comey's testimony this thursday. watch our special coverage beginning at 9:00 a.m. right here on cnn. >>> all right. also straight ahead, pro tetters marching right now in new york, washington, and dozens of other cities around the country with one goal, get to the bottom of russia's interference in the election. plus the president of france quickly attacking president trump for his decision to leave the paris climate accord and the newly elected leader is not stopping there. he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. my doctor and i choose xarelto® xarelto®... to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner... ...that's proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood cl

. >> jon: julian epstein, and brad blakeman.ou know summing about questioning people in these situations, what would your question before jeff sessions? >> i think the overarching question is -- and watergate, the question is what to the president know and when did he know it? here the question is why does this administration keep trying to impede the investigation? we had the comey firing now which a lot of people think is a classic obstruction of justice. we have constant efforts, constant statements that are false about their contacts with the russians. when houck suggestions we now have suggestions about the firing of mueller. he clearly said he would recuse himself from the russian investigation as a result of those false statements and results of those contacts, and then he was engaged in what many people think is the obstruction issue which is the firing of comey and how does he explain that after he recused himself? >> jon: and fairness to the now attorney general, he answered a long and rambling question from senator al

what do you make of the comments there from julian assange?ot say the democratic party is doomed. i think they are face ago tricky situation. you have house minority leader nancy pelosi and a string of special election losses. i think it's more of a tricky situation right now that they are facing and it's going to preach patience right now. they are shaping up to have a good midterms in 2018, depending on what happens the next year and a half, obviously. but they are facing a sticky situation a little bit right now. >> let's talk about the 2018 midterms and this i guess divided caucus on what should be their strategy? should this be hundreds ever referendum on the trump agenda or should they go local like in the georgia six but came up empty? >> i think it's going to -- a few things. depends on what happens with the trump administration the next year and a half. a lot of things could happen there. negatives could go even further south from where they are right now. but i do think, obviously, you have to keep it local right now and going into t

juliÁn que ella sigue firme en la pensiÓn. >> ella sigue firme en el 20% de lo que gana juliÁn.mor, no del amor prohibido, el amor, no sÉ cÓmo llamarle a este amor, es un amor sorpresivo, sharon de lima cambiÓ de un cantante a un boxeador, bueno, asÍ es la vida, pero estÁn felices los dos, no los cuatro, mientras que sharon de lima se estaba dando besitos con "el canelo", nuestro querido marc anthony andaba con la italiana su nueva novia, viendo a willy uno de los hÉroes venezolanos con el violÍn, ahÍ estÁ. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dicen que luego que estuvo willy aquÍ en, "despierta amÉrica", tuvo un almuerzo y se fue a una presentaciÓn privada a marc anthony, y vean como lo ovacioÓo marc anthony. otro que estuvo aquÍ en, "despierta amÉrica", y es nÚmero uno, y muchos me dijeron, ¿cÓmo no te tomaste una foto con manuel?, es nÚmero uno, las niÑas no aman, sÓlo tiene 17 aÑos, y va en su canciÓn," una lady como tÚ", vamos a ponerla, bailalo! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este muchacho canta como asÍ... [cantando] eso le gusta a la gente, no sÉ, el dasa podrÍa poner una canciÓn asÍ, tienes que meter la cabez

. >> julian is also with us. when you look at the bill and you look at just the complicated issue of health care in america, we know it was complicated for the democrats, but that was the word, specifically, that mitch mcconnell used after he made this decision to delay the vote until after the fourth of july recess. is this something that mitch mcconnell can get done? he has been called the master legislator in the senate. >> yeah, i'm not sure it's clear he can do it. he has been a master of obstruction, he's been very effective at that, but now we're seeing a test, can he actually put a coalition together to pass legislation, not to block it. and i think it's not simply an issue of being complicated. there are fundamental divisions among republicans and certainly with democrats about the effects of this legislation, and in seven days, those don't go away. so, he's going to try to find ways to buy votes or to pressure people into voting, but it will be very difficult because of that cbo report and what this bil

>> traffic is experiencing a bit of a back up heading south bound, especially north of julian, as youome to that area, you will see smoke coming over the freeway. there is a back up. it's white smoke. the traffic should be able to start moving freely soon. >> officer, you mentioned that this is a grass fire, any idea on what sparked it? >> too early to say, right now we do not have any indication that it was intentionally set or anything. we are just trying to divert traffic and make people safe in the area. >> real quick, any structures threatened. >> i do not believe so. i believe that the structures are fine at this point. >> any idea how long the freeway traffic will be effected. >> the fire personnel are on the scene putting out the fires, hopefully within 15 to 20 minutes we should have a better situation in that area. >> thank you, officer. firefighters are continuing to battle the brush fire along highway 101, >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that wor

on monday, wikileaks publisher julian assange called for the public to support winner, tweeting that the she is "accused of courage in trying to help us know." all of this comes as former fbi director james comey is set to testify thursday before the senate intelligence committee on russian interference in the 2016 election. for more, we are joined by two guests who were consulted as -- for the intercept's story. in san francisco, jake williams is the founder of rendition infosec, a computer security firm. he's also aorer or membthe nsa's tailored access operations hackteam. and in washington, d.c., we are joined by bruce schneier a , security technologist. he's a fellow at harvard's berkman center for internet and society. author of "data and goliath: the hidden battles to collect your data and control your world." jake williams and bruce schneier welcome to democracy now! you worked at, the nsa. can you talk about the document that has been released, its significance, and also the arrest of the person who allegedly leaked it? >> i will start by saying when i comment on the intercep

cnn political analyst julian seltzer, historian and professor at princeton university. cnn contributor salina zito, reporter for the washington examineer, and cnn law enforcement examiner james gag lanaux. julian, your reaction to hayden's analysis. >>> i think many people agree, this was not the finest hour for president obama. my guess is former president obama would agree with that. the article is kind of stunning. it reveals with great clarity the concerns that were in the white house. in the end, the administration hesitated moving towards some of the toughest responses because of the potential political implications also because they couldn't receive much support from republicans on capitol hill. in the history books i think people will look back on this a critical moment when the administration did not act forcefully enough. >> salina, do you agree this is a stain on president obama's legacy? >> it is certainly a mark on his presidency. it's like an hbo movie all these people not agreeing and ultimately not making a decision based on image and the political impac

illegal drug flow problems and illegal migration. >>> julian assange marks five years of being holed up in london after being granted asylum in 2012. he is expected to speak from the embassy's balcony. >>> it is the final day of campaigning in georgia who face off in a special race for the u.s. house. voters head to the polls tomorrow in what has become the most expensive congressional race in u.s. history. >>> just ahead, twins make five for the carter family. we have the latest for the most anticipated baby arrival times two. plus is the boss really broadway bound. your trending stories are next. ...companies. ...solve problems. how? we eat. we eat almonds, strawberries, quinoa and yeah...we eat chocolate. we eat in sweatpants... in skirts. we eat alone... and together. women eat. we don't doubt it. we own it. special k. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home... ...with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key study, neulasta reduced the

juliÁn dice que quiere volver a enamorarse. de matÍas y de marjorie, nada. me verÁ gustado. creo que matÍas y todo niÑo tienen su necesidades, como padre tambiÉn tengo mis necesidades y me hubiera gustado no sÉ, una foto, un mensaje porque es mi hijo y soy su padre. orlando:es triste pero, asÍ es la vida. vamos con lo nuevo de juanes. lo Único que le digo es que la camiseta es grande. esto estÁ bueno, para que apoyen "selva negra". se llaman "ratos del sol", los que compran esta camiseta apoyan a las tortugas marinas en peligro de extinciÓn. mientras tanto vamos a ver la nueva canciÓn de juanes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪cielo azul ♪querÍa darte♪ ♪un cielo azul ♪yo querÍa darte♪ ♪cielo azul ♪ya lo ves orlando: es muy buena canciÓn. mira ahÍ tocando la guitarra. vamos a despedirnos con un clÁsico porque es viernes. vengan para acÁ a cantar . ponga el karaoke "volverte a ver" y nos vamos a comerciales. ♪es que sÓlo con saber♪ ♪que al regresar ♪tÚ esperarÁs por mi♪ ♪aumentan los latidos ♪de mi corazÓn♪ ♪volverte a ver ♪es todo lo que quiero hacer ♪v

estÁ al pendiente y julian gil estÁ en new york.men. para ser el mejor amante. ademÁs de esto, esta enfocado en su disfrute, no le importa tanto el orgasmo de su pareja si no el de sÍ mismo. >>> ah! no. >>> el juego de la vida es que po seamos un poco de los 4 arquetipos si seres mago o amante, a grandes lo que tienes en la vida. >>> ahora me toca (risas). >>> mi reina vamos a preguntar ahora.... >>> voy a. >>> dÉjalo que haga su pregunta. >>> vamos con el amante. >>> estas mandando todo el tiempo mi reina. >>> el amante es una persona, es el amor, evitar el conflicto, los besos largos, las caricias, tiende a ser un poco aburrido, estÁ enfocado en su amante, no le importa su disfrute quedar bien, evitar el conflicto. si usa plumas, frases graoug juegos lo va a utilizar para complacer al otro. >>> y tiende en la cama como que se transforma como un camaleÓn, dependiendo de mi pareja yo voy a hacer una cosa o la otra. no tie un estilo definido y viene el david copero field. chris Ángel. >>> el ma go estaba bromeando. voy a enterarme de

it has a plaque on it to honor julian bond. bond liked to sit on that bench, a bench or two, himself. >> sitting on a public bench, talking about things, big small. she sat on the bench today, one honoring julian bond. they say it was the perfect memorial. >> he liked the idea of sitting on a bench. we lived in this neighborhood. he walked in the neighborhood a lot because he said it was his thinking time. >> from early college state through civil rights struggles until he died inat 75 two years ago. >> you did not know riding down any of the highways what you will be shot or bombed in alabama. those were very terrifying times. >> the connecticut avenue bench near chevy chase circle suz a project of the commission. it wanted to honor their influential as quiet neighbor. >> i know it might seem a bit modest for grand life, giant of a ma know that this bench was here. >> and he spent his time in the community and that's what he wanted to be remembered for. >> civil rights veteran and bond friend dor ri lagner was there with her g

that's where julian assange lived for five years. he was seen leaving the embassy.julian assange and wiki leaks gave a press conference and a buzz feed news reporter caught up with farage as he was leaving the embassy that day and asked him what he was doing there that day. and nigel farage responded that he couldn't remember. i love this quote so much, i want to kiss it. i love this. i can actually do it from memory. approached by buzzfeed news as he left to get into a car waiting around the corner, farage said he couldn't not remember what he had been doing in the building. was i just in a building? really? that may be the sort of thing that got investigators working on the trump russia probe interested in nigel farage according to "the guardian," a person of interest. "the guardian" reported last week they are looking at him, quote, because of his relationships with individuals connected to both the trump campaign and julian assange. if you triangulate russia, wiki leaks and associates the person with the most hits is farage. there's a lot of attention being paid

all feel it.alvaro camara is accused of killing his 2 children 6 year old juliana, and 18 month old julian then hanging himself. possibly sometime on father's day.they were all in the bedroom. he was found hung, and i'm assuming they were someplace close to him.the 40 year old was set to return his children sunday evening, but told his estranged wife he was running late. his last text was to his mother, telling her he loved her and he'd see her later. he then powered down his phone. no one could reach him. i just wish he would have seeked some help or came to us or something. i just wish he would have done something to prevent all of this.by monday morning, police were knocking on his family's door in hayward.as a sister i felt something unexplainable. i texted him to please give us a call. to not do anything stupid that he would regret. i did tell him the police is looking for you.by then it was already too late. this is all shocking to his family, because of how much he cared for his children.he loved those children very very much. the way he looked at those children was a love that was

its spin exactly five years since julian assange stepped into the ecuadorian embassy in london and he hasn't left since the wiki leaks editors saw political asylum there as sweden investigated allegations of sexual offenses against him however last year the united nations ruled that he's being arbitrarily detained and just last month a song received a small boost and legal breakthrough after being wanted for questioning over allegations of sexual assault in sweden seven years ago prosecutors finally suspended the case against him but the wiki leaks editor admitted his fight is far from over the road is far from over. the war the proper war is just commencing but the u.k. has said it will arrest me regardless songes big revelations of included the afghan war logs in twenty ten cable gates in twenty eleven and more recently the protest e-mails and vault seven which has been gradually publishing the cia's alleged digital spying tools however one concern for the wiki leaks editor's legal team is whether the u.k. will extradite him to the united states for leaking these documents are still

. >> julian borger, editor for "guardian" newspaper. matthew miller, chief spokesman at the justice department under eric holder, also a justice and security analyst. shawn turner, deputy white house press secretary for national security and intelligence issues in the obama white house. thanks to all of you for joining me this friday morning. julian, i'll start with you. your general reaction to mr. putin's comments there. his attempts to dodge those questions, brush off a lot of those questions from megyn kelly. >> yeah, i think that's as hard as he's been pressed in years. he was really rattled. megyn kelly's questioning, at one point, he asked for someone to give her a pill and talked about the hysteria of the whole russia/trump investigation. what was striking, as your correspondent pointed out, he changed his story. he was talking about the hackers who were like artists and woke up one day and decided to do something for their country, implying that getting -- helping getting donald trump elected did do something for russia. today,

and julian zellner from princeton university. >>> this seems to be, if it happens, a lot of if's herebut if this testimony takes place, it seems pretty politically risky. so why would the attorney general want to do this? >> well, i think a couple of things. for the first time, of all you're right. we don't know if this is going to happen and it's very possible it doesn't. number two, it sound like a little bit knee-jerk reaction on behalf of sessions because of comey's testimony last week on thursday, where he i want mated there was yet another meeting that had happened between sessions and the russian ambassador/spy, kislyak has had not been reported. so i would assume that this is sessions chance or at least in his head it's his chance to clear his name. that has a couple of problems connected to it. the first one is that he is going to expose himself to a lot of questions from the senators as to why he lied during his confirmation hearings in the first place. because that was what put him in hot water to begin with when he was not forthcoming and honest about the initial meetings

tonight on fast, crude oil plunge to a seven month low today and entering a new bear market, but julian emanuel says now could be the perfect time to buy. he'll tell us what has hip so bullish. plus, david faber sitting down can alibaba's ceo, exclusive sw sbur view just moments ago and later, while everybody has been focused on apple and the fang stocks, why only five class bic dow names have been surging. we'll tell you what they are and why one trader sees more room to run. first, we start off with the brick and slaughter that went down today sinking more than 2% and amazon launches its prime wardrobe program. nordstr nordstrom, j.c. penny, chico getting slammed. could this be the final nail in the coffin for traditional retail. >> for a lot of them, absolutely we give dan nathan a lot of crude, but you got to give him credit op this one he said the etf, worst chart he's ever seen ch he was right good for dan is it the nail in the coffin for a lot of these folk, yes we've been cyst enter on that. what i've been wrong on has been target i thought they held a huge level. the same low w

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i start with julian sanchez, a serve fellow at the cato institute. alex abdo is the senior attorney with columbia university's first amendment institute. formally a senior on the aclu where he has argued cases federal court related to nsa surveillance. next we have susan hen asy. she's a fellow at the brookings institution and the managing editor of law fair and previously served at the national security agency. closing that out we have the general counsel with the federal bureau of investigation, that's james baker. our moderator for this session is shane harris who is a senior writer on intelligence and national security and cyber security-related issues at the "wall street journal." he is also author of a fantastic book on cyber security issues titled " @war." with that i'll turn it over to shane. >> thanks, everybody. can you hear us okay? we're here for a nice cozy panel this afternoon. thanks very much for having us here. i'll say personally as a journalist covering section 702 and related issues, the civil liberties questions have been the mos