lana.n un hombre que estÁ casado o en otra relaciÓn, bueno, pero es un hombre que tiene varÍas relaciones, ¿por quÉ esa mujer piensa que con ella se vaya a quedar?, y con ella ser fiel, es parte de su carÁcter. la mujer no lo va a cambiar. jhonny: desgraciadamente esto lo he visto muchas veces donde la mujer, el hombre ella sabe, porque se lo han dicho a las 25 amigas se lo dicen, ese tipo es... no sirve, no le hagas caso y vuelven a lo voy a cambiar, porque yo tengo la capacidad y Él es un hombre muy bueno por dentro, y eso lo voy a sacar pa' afuera. marcela: ese es el sÍndrome de la salvadora, es el lado maternal de queremos cambiarlos y cosa que no va a pasar. francisca: en su mayorÍa las personas inseguras ven esto como vida en una relaciÓn, este cÍrculo que me engaÑa, luego el tipo llora y dice que va a cambiar, pero asÍ es la realidad de muchos, asÍ vive mucha gente asÍ. y dice Él me ama a mÍ, me prefiere a mÍ, si las tiene a ellas, pero yo soy la oficial, de la casa. jhonny: pero eso

abc's lana zak has more on all of this. good morning, lana. >> reporter: good morning to you, maggie and kendis. president trump is pushing back against allegations that many questioned his mental fitness writing on twitter, quote, throughout my life my two greatest assets have been my mental stability and being like really smart. president trump on twitter is calling himself a genius and a very stable genius at that after allegations in the new book "fire and fury" question his mental fitness. the president's cia director asked to respond on "face the face". >> the president said he is a stable genius. is he? >> i'm with the president nearly every day. we engage in complex conversations about some of the most weighty marys facing the world. >> reporter: author michael wolff claims members of his inner circle have brought up the 25th amendment, the mechanism to remove a president from office. here he is on "meet the press." >> so the 25th amendment is a concept that is alive every day in the white house. >> reporter: curren

abc's lana zak has all the details from washington. lana. >> reporter: good morning to you, maggie and kendis. all of this is happening at the same time that the clock is ticking on a spending deadline to avoid a government shutdown is now just nine days away. democrats say a deal on daca is a precondition for any spending agreement. republicans, though, say that's unlikely. happening overnight, the deferred action for childhood arrivals program better known as daca is being protected now by a federal judge. president trump had announced that the program would be ending march 5th meaning current daca immigrants could face deportation but the judge's ruling orders the government to accept renewal applications from current d.r.e.a.m.ers as the battle continues to be fought both in the courts and in congress. >> i hope that the folks watching most closely this court's temporary injunction are the members in congress who need to act to find a permanent fix for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> reporter: the move puts another level of pressure on congr

lana: dijo que no lo defiende mÁs.e caso y otros de actualidad en "sin rollo". despuÉs de la pausa, empieza el aÑo y se debe estar preparado para lograr sus metas. cuÁl es el secreto para que funcionen los tableros de visualizaciÓn de metas? lo analizamos en "sin rollo", quÉ debe poner en su pared para que esos deseos salten y se materialicen en este 2018. al regresar, este vÍdeo de un padre apoyando que su hijo juegue con muÑecas. se ha hecho viral una vez mÁs. le preguntamos a los padres, queremos que ustedes nos respondan por twitter en ese momento. dejarÍa que sus hijos varones jueguen con muÑecas? queremos que usted opina en "sin rollo". le daremos el resultado al regresar. no se mueva, seguimos con +2018cargado de mucha energÍa! ya volvemos. la madre... naturaleza! claro que huele increíble... incluso en el departamento de contabilidad. el nuevo detergente gain botanicals. lleva el olor de la naturaleza donde quiera que vayas. ♪ lourdes: seguimos hablando en "sin rollo". es el primer programa del 2018, este tema

lana: yo creo que no.arle la vuelta y manejar a las familias, seguir manipulando la informaciÓn que habÍa. esta jueza que va a pasar a la historia se llama ross marie aquilina. luego de decir el discurso por la sentencia hablÓ de una manera muy especial. dijo que quien habrÍa hecho la primera denuncia se merecÍa tener las estrellas de los generales, de las batallas de estados unidos. que era importante dejar el dolor en ese juzgado y salir nuevamente a dejar en alto la bandera norteamericana. carlos: justamente la jueza aquilino, ademÁs de las palabras de apoyo, les tuvo que decir que hablaran con ella como si fuera su madre. ximena: en relaciÓn a hablar como madre, tengo dos niÑas de seis y siete aÑos. en la escuela hay unos fideos deseaban el escudo de la dignidad. si alguien te toca, debes decirle a tu padre, tus padres te van a creer. yo de alguna manera siento muchÍsimo, pero sÍ les das esa ayuda, porque entendieron un poco el tema de que si les toca ni les incomoda, ellas lo pueden decir. te puede gu

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abc's lana zak has the details from d.c. lana, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and maggie. here in washington lawmakers say they're increasingly close to coming to an agreement that would protect the 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers in this country. meanwhile, expect the white house is going to face increasing questions about the president's most recent tweets about the russia investigation. abc news has confirmed that special counsel robert mueller has told the president's lawyers he is likely to request an interview with the president, but asked directly if he was willing to meet with mueller, the president hedged. >> i can only say this, there was absolutely no collusion, everybody knows it. >> reporter: president trump had previously said he was willing to meet with investigators. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of these events? >> 100%. >> reporter: on twitter the president dismissed it all as, quote, the single greatest witch-hunt in american history, adding republicans shou

lana: este es un caso rarÍsimo.a o la camiseta y haya dicho que es horrible, que ella pueda tener alguna incidencia. echaba a hablarle a los publicitarios y a mostrar su desacuerdo. lourdes: pero tÚ agarras tu muchacho y te vas! si te sientes ofendido lo haces. colete: yo estoy de acuerdo con ella. alan: la supuesta mamÁ no va en contra de lo que se estÁ luchando actualmente, contra el ahora estÁ el doble mensaje otra vez. lourdes: tengo una pregunta, h&m contratÓ a "the weekend" para hacer sus campaÑas. si fueran racistas por quÉ contratan a una persona de color para que sea su imagen? lana: la empresa misma sacÓ un comunicado diciendo: "lamentamos, cometimos un error." todo lo que pueda dar el autoestima de una persona es abuso. alan: el niÑo estÁ conociendo toda esta historia. lourdes: puede ser que el niÑo ni siquiera se haya dado cuenta de lo que habÍa pasado, ahora le llama la atenciÓn porque estÁn hablando. presentador: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y snapchat.

abc news reporter lana zak is live with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning to you, jessica. several tweets coming in the last few minutes, in fact. he says the comments were tough but the language being reported is not exactly correct. he doesn't say exactly what he said. we also know that he has been reportedly using similar comments in the past. the white house previously denying that he said that all haitians have aids and that nigerians need to go back to nigerians need to go back to their huts. the white house is not denying the president's comments characterizing some countries with a curse word. sources tell abc news that when lawmakers at the white house briefed president trump on their daca immigration plan, his response to restoring protections from immigrants from haiti and several african countries was, why are we having all these people from, expletive, countries come here. proposing the u.s. should bring in people from countries like norway. it was a setback to the daca plan. >> we have no agreement. >> reporter: it was a defining moment for the president. outr

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abc's lana zak has the latest. good morning. winter olympic games hosted by south korea are expected to begin and in exactly one month and now it looks increasingly likely that for the first time in 12 years, the north and south may march together possibly even under one flag. north korea has agreed to send their athletes officials and cheerleaders to the olympic games. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: north korea's top delegate called the cooperation a new year's gift to the korean people a sentiment echoed by south korea's reunification minister. after a year of increasingly worrisome missile tests by the hermit kingdom and escalating rhetoric between kim jong un and president trump the positive steps are being heralded as a symbolic step. even president trump has expressed cautious optimism. >> if something can happen and something can come out of those talks, that would be a great thing for all of humanity. >> reporter: among the issues expected to be discussed are the logistics of the north's participation in the ol

lana zak has more. >> reporter: good morning to you, kendis and maggie. these comments seem to echo those reported by made by the president earlier in the month which he said all haitians have aides and nigerians won't go back to their huts. the white house at the time denied those comments vehemently but it is a different story today with some within the white house thinking that this will play well with the base. the white house is not denying the president's comments characterizing some countries with a curse word. sources tell abc news that when lawmakers at the white house briefed president trump on their daca immigration plan his response to restoring protections for immigrants from haiti and several african countries was, why are we having all these people from expletive countries come here? proposing instead that the u.s. should bring in more people from countries like norway. it was a setback to the daca immigration plan. >> we have no agreement with the president. >> reporter: but it was also a president. outrage swift. here's senator richard bl

abc's lana sank has been following the details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, maggie and kendis. you know, the olympic games are expected to begin in exactly one month now and it looks increasingly likely that for the first time in 12 years the north and south may, in fact, march together possibly even under one flag. north korea has agreed to send their athletes, officials and cheerleaders to the olympic games. north korea's top delegate called it a new year's gift to the korean people, a sentiment echoed by south korea's reunification minister. after a year of increasingly worrisome missile tests by the hermit kingdom and increasing rhetoric between kim jong-un and president trump, the possible steps towards olympic cooperation is being hierled as a symbolic step. joohee cho in south >> the reaction is full of optimism to make this work out since they hope this could lead to a groundbreaking momentum towards peace on the korean peninsula. >> reporter: even president trump who had begun the new year by tau

abc news reporter lana zak does have more on the story. >> reporter: north korea has agreed to send their athletes, officials and cheerleaders to the olympic games. north korea's top delegate called the cooperation a new year's gift to the korean people, a sentiment echoed by south korea's reunification minister. after a year of worrisome missile tests and escalating rhetoric between kim jong-un and president trump, the positive steps towards olympic cooperation is being heralded as a symbolic step. >> overall the reaction is full of optimism, the north showing strong determination to make this work out. say they hope this opportunity could lead to a ground breaking momentum towards peace on the korean peninsula. >> reporter: even president trump who had begun the new year by taunting north korea's leader writing that his nuclear button is a much bigger and more powerful one from kim has expressed cautious optimism. >> if something can happen and something could come out of those talks that would be a grit thing for all of munity. >> reporter: but the talks have not resolved any of the no

lana zak has more from northwest. breaking news about this spacex the wall street journal reports -- the rocket's payload, a highly classified spy satellite, may be destroyed. the billiion-dollatr satellite reportedly failed to separate from the rocket, and may have burned up in reintry. neither the u.s. government nor spacex is commenting. coming up-- frustrated coming up-- frustrated parents- demanding answers. more on the scandal that prompted a school superintendent to walk out of a montgomery county school budget meeting. thanks for coming! congratulations! my first customer! the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. more. you're doing great. [laugher] you look amazing. the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. - first day above 40 since christmas - warming late week; 60 by friday - much needed rain thursday through saturday morning - back to the cold by sunday today: partly to mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 43-49 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. c

lana zak has the latest from washington. >> reporter: good evening.e that andrew mccabe is leaving the fbi. we expected husbais retirement to be announced in march, but what is unexpected is how immediate this announcement is. he would immediately be leaving his position as deputy director of the fbi. >> i didn't say say say say sayy president wasn't part of this decision-making process and we would refer you to the fbi. >> reporter: how can andrew mccabe the man in charge, be given $700,000 for wife's campaign by clinton puppets? >> president trump was acting in extraordinary ways toward andrew mccabe, in asking him how he voted, putting political pressure on him, all of that adds up to a climate that made it hostile for andrew mccabe to continue with the fbi. >> reporter: new reports surfaced that in an oval office meeting last year, the president asked mccabe how he voted in the presidential election to which he responded i dohe does not vo. some thought the question reminiscent of a loyalty pledge that the president was said to have sought from ja

lana zak there in washington. thank you. >>> we turn to the russia investigation and word this morning that president trump may be called in for questioning. abc news has confirmed that special counsel robert mueller's office will likely request an interview with the president. sources say mueller himself raised the possibility at a meeting with trump's attorneys last month. but so far no details on the scope of the questions or time frame. the president has not ruled out an interview. over the weekend he said, quote, when you've done nothing wrong let's be open and get it over with. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in more than 70,000 people are now under evacuation warnings in southern california. it's a storm threatening to unleash mudslides in areas devastated by the recent wildfires. this is the first major rainstorm in nearly a year and it's already setting records. take a look at this radar. it is making for an anxious morning up and down the state. in california, the rain has started and so has t

abc's lana zak is in washington this morning. new this morning. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein is heading mogul harvey weinstein is heading for court-- divorce court. tmz reports weinstein and estranged wife georgina chapman reached a divorce settlement. the couple hashed out both a property settlement agreement and a custody arrangement for their two children. neither party filed a divorce petition, but that should be coming soon now that they have settlement. coming up-- a traffic stop turns into a running gunfight, with dozens of drivers caught in the crossfire. plus, you won't find this taco on any value meal. whats inside this dish, that makes it more expensive than a steak dinner. thanks for coming! congratulations! my first customer! the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. more. you're doing great. [laugher] you look amazing. the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. am commute - midnight high saturday with tumbling temperatures - windy & colder saturday - back to unseasonably cold throu

abc's lana zak has more from northwest. trt=1:48 oc=soc in the day ahead.. it's back to work it's back to work for the virginia and maryland general assemblies. and both have a lot on their plate. in virginia -- gun control, paid family leave, equal pay -- and passing a budget. democratic governor ralph northam will be sworn in.... but republicans hold a one-seat majority. in maryland -- lawmakers will try to override governor hogan's veto of a paid sick leave bill. they'll also focus on expanding medical marijuana licenses. and in both annapolis and richmond-- there's a big focus on transportation. both states get back to work, at noon today. right now, works underway in alexandria to fix a burst pipe at george washington middle sc just the latest obstacle brought on by this month's cold snap. the school's heating system has also struggled to keep up. last week students were ushered out of class when temperatures in the clasroom dropped into the fifties. last night during a tense p-t-a meeting parents had the oppotunity to question the school's interim supe

abc's lana zak has more also breaking overnight-- president trump announcing that he is canceling his trip to london, over a real-estate deal. announcing that he is canceling his trip to london, over a real-estate deal. the president tweeting last night that the obama-era deal sold the u-s embassy for peanuts. in reality, the embassy deal happened during the bush administration. his comments came shortly after the guardian reported the visit had been called off over the possibility of widespread protests. seven on your side now with a scary incident that happened at a school in burke. a kindergarten student served chocolate milk at lunch-- but when he took a sip, he knew something was very wrong. 6 year old parker tootill alerted the 6 year old parker tootill alerted the staff at nativity catholic school, and they pulled all the milk from their lunches. it turns out the school had recieved milk accidentally tainted with a chemical used to clean processing equipment. several children drank that milk and one fell ill. parker's mother eventually called the manufactuer, lehigh valley, who

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lana zak has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: good morning to you, jessica.ding those within the room with the president when he uttered his response to that daca presentation have confirmed the president's language and you'll recal that overnight the white house had several opportunities to comment and did not deny his language. though the president is doing so today. the white house is not denying the comments characterizing some countries with a curse word. sources say when they briefed president trump on the daca immigration plan his response to restoring protections for immigrants from haiti and several african countries was, why are we having all these people from expletive countries come here. proposing instead the u.s. should bring in more people from countries like norway. it was a setback to the bipartisan daca immigration plan. >> we have no agreement with the president. >> reporter: here is senator richard blumenthal on msnbc. >> this remark by the president of the united states is blatant racism, the most odious racism, masquerading poorly as imm

lana zach with all the details.details to cover this morning, lana. >> reporter: good morning you know if you were watching the president's speech on twitter, the most popular moment was when he discussed standing for the national anthem. but here at the capitol, it was the economy that dominated. >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. >> reporter: in his first state of the union address, president trump focused on the economy and his signature legislative victory, tax reform. >> this, in fact, is our new american moment. there has never been a better time to start living the american dream. >> reporter: the white house promised an uplifting unifying speech from president trump. >> i call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people. >> reporter: but some on the left expressed skepticism as the president calls for unity. >> this administration isn't just targeting the laws that protect us, they're targetin

so a lana bolstered there may have been a meeting or wren da view.s up to debate but point to something happening. >> they certainly do. thank you very much, who had a chance to sit down and you can see his whole inter true at inside edition. thanks. >>> and next, tammy duckworth about to have a baby and turn 50 when she gives birth. and she has a message tonight for women and families about work, career, and families. she's my guest. and the president talking in code when he wants reporters to va moose. >> thank you all very much. >> thanks everyone. when you know what comes next. if you move your old 401(k) to a fidelity ira, we make sure you're in the loop at every step from the moment you decide to move your money to the instant your new retirement account is funded. ♪ oh and at fidelity, you'll see how all your investments are working together. because when you know where you stand, things are just clearer. ♪ just remember what i said about a little bit o' soul ♪ things are just clearer. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd

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lana zak has more on this story. >> reporter: good morning to you, jessica.ident trump has tweeted about daca and immigration several times today and it's unclear in the latest tweet what exactly he is denying, if anything, as a reminder multiple sources including some in the room with the president at the time have confirmed that he used that crass language when talking about immigration. the white house is not denying the president's comments characterizing some countries with a curse word. sources tell abc news when lawmakers at the white house briefed president trump on their daca immigration plan, his response to restoring protections for immigrants from haiti and several african countries was, why are we having all of these people from, expletive, countries come here? proposing the u.s. should bring in more from countries like norway. it was a setback to the daca immigration plan. >> we have no agreement with the president. >> reporter: it was a defining moment for the president. outrage was swift. here is senator richard blumen h that will. >> this pre

pero lo que sí sé es que el jefe de estos paleteros se debe meter una muy buena lana.pues, el gallo. lo vamos a seguir y, en algún momento, tiene que ir a ver a su jefe, ¿o no? ¿eh? gallo: miren, ese que ven allá, ese es el jefe. karina: ¿y cómo se llama? digo, para hablarle por su nombre. gallo: no, no, nadie lo conoce con su nombre verdadero. todos lo conocen como "el pingüino". a ver, espérenme. déjenme hablar con él. jefe. pingüino: así que ustedes quieren trabajar para mí. aurelio: sí, señor. pingüino: ¿saben que el que le entra a este negocio solo sale de él muerto? karina: sí, señor. y si estamos aquí, es porque queremos entrarle al negocio. sabemos de las consecuencias. pero también del varo que se gana. ¿qué dice? ¿nos da la chamba o no? pingüino: [ríe] vaya, veo que tienes agallas, muchachita. ¿hasta dónde quieres llegar en este negocio? karina: hasta donde está usted. o, si se puede, aún más arriba que usted. pingüino: ¿cómo te llamas? karina: karina rodríguez. pingüino: me gusta tu bravura, karina. ven a trabajar para mí. y van a ganar un buen varo vendiend

lana zak, >>> acetaminophen very common in drugs like tylenol, nyquil. women were tested for levels during their pregnancy and evaluated children's language abilities at 2 1/2 years old. they found girls had higher rates of language delays compared to those mothers who did not take it. similar delays weren't seen in boys. that's because they develop language skills more slowly. >>> a lot of people talking about this story. would you be interested in a little mango or blood orange in your diet soda? >> and what is a feisty cherry? >> well, we'll find out. >> coca-cola introducing a makeover for diet coke. starting next month the cans look totally different. they're skinny and they have these new flavors. >> very instagramable. >> very true. ginger lime, feisty cherry, zesty blood orange, and twisted mango. coca-cola says it spent two years developing the flavors in cans. the new look and taste aimed at millennials, many of whom have been turning to other drinks like lacroix. >> mm-hmm. >>> good morning, everybody. live doppler 7 looking at the cloud cover

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my name is lana. i'm a food policy advocate for the natural resources council. we are a national environmental organization with over 3 million members and activists that engage on issues. i'm also long time san francisco resident and a parent. i appreciate the opportunity to share my opinion. they have worked on critical food use challenges, eliminating food waste, pesticides and advancing healthy menus in all sectors of the food industry. we believe if these issues are addressed, that it would create a far healthier and more sustainable food system for all san francisco residents and certainly beyond. we're excited to see these are addressed with the environmental sustainability standard. i think it offers a solid platform for san francisco to use as it expands its sustainable procurement programs over time. because if adopted the gfpp would serve as a consolidated home for many of the food purchasing resolutions and ordinances already on the book in the city and county. as well, i think it could lend kind of a formal home and support for the voluntary measure

has shut the factory at the center of the outbreak let's meet our correspondent in paris natasha but lana tasha this scandal has been going on for a while now but the c.e.o. of latterly says only just now responded want to see saying. well that's right and there's been a lot of anger amongst the families who have children whose children have been affected because they have a sense that lacked unless this french company hasn't been totally transparent and in fact perhaps has even tried to hide what has been going on now the c.e.o. of the company emmanuelle been year has finally responded it took him weeks to actually say something he's made an interview with the french newspaper here and what he says is the there was no attempt to hide at all any of the events that have happened over the past few weeks and this bacteria the salmonella bacteria contamination in the milky says a full investigation has been launched within his company and that the families who are affected will be compensated but there's no doubt there's been a lot of pressure on like to listen on the c.e.o. to come up with a

lana: no lo puedo creer.vido de bajo de una piedra, dÉjeme contarle. este youtuber es muy exitoso, viaja por el mundo haciendo cosas, una actitud media irreverente, media idiota. sobre todo cuando llegÓ a este lugar que estÁn viendo en pantalla, en japÓn. en donde van y cometen suicidio por sus creencias. hace una semana estuvo ahÍ y reaccionÓ de una manera nefasta que ocasionÓ que youtube le cancelÓ su programa. lo encontraron en la calle y esto fue lo que dijo. [hablando en inglÉs] sÍ, es muy interesante su reacciÓn porque Él dice que esÁa de acuerdo de cÓmo actuaron con Él. a mÍ, en lo personal, me parece que youtube es una plataforma para que boten a las personas si les gusta. youtube tomÓ la decision de bloquearle su programa. y acÁ es responsabilidad de los comunicadores. >> no explicamos, pri por si alguien estaba viviendo bajo una piedra. es un parque en donde mucha gente, no sÉ por que, comete skw suicidioss y Él encontrÓ una persona que estaba suizo dada y la mostrÓ. se escuchaba a las personas que