maggie: la mayorÍa bien. martÍn: estÁn de vacaciones. maggie: shakira se portÓ muy mal.rfecta para usar el pelo blanco. francisca: todo esto es culpa de justin bieber. vamos con jlo. miguel angel: una vez mÁs pone de manifiesto lo que siempre digo aquÍ: cÓmo se viste una artista de esta magnitud. no estÁ haciendo nada especial, pero mira quÉ sale cada de cuero tan linda, con los flecos! le da un toque divertido y diferente. tiene un toquecito de diseÑo, que es lo que siempre tiene que llevar uno cuando estÁ en el ente pÚblico. maggie: yo le hubiera quitado el lente, porque era de noche. el pantalÓn alto, y la chaqueta me encanta. martÍn: me gustÓ que llevaba lo bÁsico. maggie: ¿sabes dÓnde lleva la tendencia? en la boca. era cafÉ oscuro, que estÁ muy de moda. y tiene los labios para ponÉrselo. miguel angel: estoy seguro que llevaba lentes oscuros porque no estaba maquillada en los ojos. francisca: yo estaba mortificada, porque dijeron que la peor habÍa sido shakira. ¿por quÉ? maggie: imagÍnate que esta mujer se va al partido donde perdiÓ espaÑa. francisca: con italia. ma

maggie: miren, aquÍ viene la falda. miguel angel: te toca el viernes. maggie: me encanta, gracias!divino. a mÍ me encanta. daniela: ¿quÉ me dicen de los lentes, que son full tendencia? mitzy: siempre estÁ muy bien vestido. karla: es muy sexy. miguel angel: lo que dice daniela es verdad, los lentes que trae. son un toque muy de moda. los lentes de aviador te los puedes comprar y nunca pasan de moda. maggie: ni la mezclilla ni los lentes de aviador. karla: pues vÁmonos de shopping! oye, sofÍa vergara. miguel angel: se vistiÓ con una de las tendencias del momento, que son las flores. es un vestido de verano. karla: combina con el Árbol de atrÁs. miguel angel: parece una postal. y le dio un toque un poquito mÁs de vestir con la cartera que trae. maggie: las flores nunca pasan de moda. siempre van a estar en esta temporada de verano. mitzy: pero las flores no a cualquiera le quedan. ella se ve espectacular. daniela: a ella todo le queda. miguel angel: pueden ponerse las flores mÁs chiquitas. karla: entre mÁs alta, flores mÁs grandes. mitzy: sofÍa puede ponerse todo el jardÍn completo, h

maggie: que cada vez me gusta mÁs su estilo. karla: a ti te encanta maluma! maggie: me gusta, sÍ.rmalmente el 80% del tiempo siempre le atina. miguel angel: el vestido es lo que en espaÑa llaman un tirante joya. el tirante ya tiene pedrerÍa, por lo tanto, no tienes que ponerte joyas tÚ, y ella lo hace muy bien. el arreglo del cabello sencillo, los accesorios al mÍnimo, y el cinturÓn en el centro del cuerpo. la hace lucir mucho mÁs chiquita. me pareciÓ una de las mejores veces que la he visto vestida este aÑo. karla: y el maquillaje, quÉ bonito! franz: el maquillaje estÁ concentrado en el ojo, y se recogiÓ el cabello muy clÁsico y muy bonito. se ve perfecto. maggie: y me encanta que haya usado el cinturÓn muy delgadito, porque es bÁsico que cuando no tienes mucha cintura, cinturones delgaditos. y no es muy alta. miguel angel: y la pedrerÍa estÁ justo en el centro del cuerpo. karla: oigan, a mÍ me encanta alessandra ambrosio, la modelo brasileÑa. miguel angel: ella habla muy bien de ti. karla: me ha de conocer. quÉ bonita! maggie: lo que pasa es que es una modelo que mide 1,80 y es

maggie nunca va a pasar de moda.udable y mucha energía. estoy muy orgulloso que la comida que hago la coman otros perros. mi nombre es angel y hago dog chow en flagstaff, arizona. (vo) dog chow natural. pruébalo. así y así se siente ahorrarlte 50% en la mayoríapaís. de tarifas de proveedores nacionales también. así que imagínate cómo se siente cambiarse a sprint y comprar un iphone 6s y recibir otro gratis al añadir una segunda línea. te necesito aquí. todo va estar bien, amor. no te preocupes. ay, estamos embarazados. ¿vamos a... a ser papás? a veces sólo necesitas una sonrisa y tu sonrisa sólo necesita colgate. ♪ alan: muy buenos dÍas! viernes 8 de julio de 2016. maity: viernes, viernes! alan: si alguien viene vestida del viernes, es maity interiano. maity: estoy con mentalidad de sÁbado, para disfrutar a lo mÁximo. y para recibir el fin de semana muy informados, presten atenciÓn. los famosos siguen dÁndose gusto en sus vacaciones en europa. william levy se junta con david zepeda. y sergio mayer volviÓ a hablar de

maggie, miguel angel y martÍn llorens. maggie: dÉjame decirte una cosa.ra vÁmonos con chiquinquirá delgado. estÁ es agua y pasando unas ricas vacaciones, muy merecidas, y trae el panama hat. ahorita viene mucho que sea en colores claros o pastel. ella lleva uno blanco con azul marino, que es el clÁsico, el elegante de toda la vida. martÍn: yo traje uno para masjuan. miguel angel: esto de panamÁ no tiene nada. mÁs bien es africano. martÍn: eso te pasa por lo que dijiste la semana pasada. maggie: pero ponle un listÓn! miguel angel: aquello es un panama hat, un sombrero de pajilla, que lo puede combinar con lo que trae puesto. le puede aÑadir una cinta, y es perfecto para el verano, porque la cura del sol. martÍn: es uno de los mejores accesorios para esta temporada de verano. karla: y lo hacen en nuestros paÍses, apoyando a nuestros artesanos. maggie: son de dÍa. despuÉs de las 06:00 de la tarde hay que quitarse el sombrerito. vamos con alguien que le gusta vestir como viene martÍn el día de hoy. martÍn: claro, porque aquí estamos para inspirarnos en los fa

. >> reporter: 21-year-old maggie smith uses her debit card for everything. she doesn't have a credit card and neither does her older brother charles. >> how are you doing? why should i have a credit card? i don't need it. >> reporter: you feel the same way? >> yeah. definitely don't need it. >> reporter: part of a younger generation that's steering clear from buying with credit. according to a survey by bankrate.com, only about 1 in 3 millennials has a credit card. >> they have a greater aversion to debt than we have seen among previous generallations. >> reporter: they are also changing the way they pay each other and many are using their smartphones to do it. >> that $14. >> that works. >> reporter: like maggie and charlie, they are more often using peer-to-peer payment apps like venmo. >> it's easy. i just click on my app and click an amount, choose recipient and send it. boom, it's there. >> reporter: there are a number of other high-tech payment option like google wallet and split wise to split bills or rent with friends. even with the new technology, t

maggie: exacto, bien cubano, caribeÑo, latino! y la vamos a cortar de este lado. francisca: yo lo hacÍa al revÉs. maggie: bueno, cÓrtala como tÚ quieras, pero es mucho mÁs fÁcil. y aparte el saborcito es muy rico. ¿cÓmo lo vamos a armar? vamos a tener nuestras galletas ritz. francisca: yo te ayudo. maggie: vamos a poner un pedazo de lo que es la carne. partala en pedacitos de una pulgada y media, mÁs o menos. va a poner la carne primero. francisca: yo la voy a agarrar con la mano. maggie: luego vamos a poner un pedazo de lo que es el platanito. aquÍ estÁ. y luego, a mÍ me gusta decorarlo con salsa fresca. pueden usar el tipo de salsa que prefieran, pero a mÍ me gusta el pico de gallo, que tiene un toque mexicano. francisca: puede darle su toque. maggie: la salsa tiene jitomate, cebolla, chile jalapeÑo y cilantro. a mÍ me gusta ponerle un toquecito de limÓn, para hacerla un poco mÁs Ácida. le vamos a colocar encima tantita salsita. obviamente, que no se nos caiga mucho. ahÍ estÁ. y entonces, ya tenemos lo que es la receta de los bo

maggie: parecÍa una blusa de versace. karla: a ver, no le entendÍ a ninguno. maggie. mejor vestido de la noche! martÍn: me encantaron las plumas de maluma, el broche que llevaba me fascinÓ. la verdad que le dio un toque super elegante. maggie: me encanta la pluma, el color del traje... >> no me gustÓ pero para nada. >> yo estoy contigo. productores y directores de "despierta amÉrica", necesitamos un grupo entre los millennials y los viejos estos! >> no me gustÓ la pluma. me pareciÓ que era un disfraz. karla: vÁmonos con otra de las participantes de anoche. ¿quÉ les pareciÓ chiquis? martÍn: nos encantÓ. maggie: de todo lo que he visto, creo que ayer fue una de las mejores. creo que le atinÓ. no le entendÍ bien la Época. pero se veÍa bien. >> no me gustÓ la cola. me pareciÓ demasiado larga, demasiado messy. la ropa no tenÍa nada que ver con retro. martÍn: yo la felicito. me pareciÓ de los mejores looks que ha tenido. karla: acÁ veo que no le gustÓ a las millennials. vamos con uno, a ver si Éste lo aprueban. luis coronel! >> ay, bello! >> seguro, pero bien. maggie: es lo

maggie haberman?mentioned before that the clinton campaign sees a target-rich environment with donald trump. there is growing concern as the democrats head into philadelphia next week among some democrats who are allied with the campaign and some inside it ha the campaign is underestimating the chances that trump could win, that there are ways in which he could come back, that, yes, they both have negatives. she has more polling figures that are in her favor, but there is some concern that there's not enough of an aggressive voter registration effort, not enough of an understanding about certain ways they could be framing this election and a feeling that, for instance, last night they could have made more of what ted cruz did. ha is the kind of thing that you are hearing some disappointment and concern from democrats about leaving items on the table basically. >> to borrow from george w. bush, they best not underestimate him. >> this is day 11 of covering the war in cleveland. every day there has been

maggie: es que estÁ muy pecoso, y se le ven mal. francisca: muchas gracias, chicos.n: y estamos vigilando el fin de semana el instagram de los famosos. cuidado. francisca: vÁmonos con unos que siempre se viste muy bien. alejandro: ay ay ay! no dejen que masjuan hable. y en breve, sigue nuestro viernes de estrellas aquÍ en

maggie: vamos con una que no la pego, pero para nada.ta oportunidad vamos a hacer justicia. vamos a mojar a estos papacitos. este juego lo hemos llamado "la ruleta del ghostbusters". tenemos el equipo de william, con melisa, kate y leslie. y nuestro alan con kristen y paul. estos equipos van a tener tres oportunidades de girar la ruleta. el que saque mÁs fantasmas verdes pierde su ronda y va a recibir un baÑo de ectoplasma de parte de los ganadores. ¿con cuÁl vamos a empezar? alan: con los guapos. menos slime, mÁs ghostbusters! yes, ghostbusters! [ hablan en inglÉs ] william: no, no, no! karla: estÁ a la mitad. otra vez. [ hablan en inglÉs ] karla: llevamos uno. ay! otra vez! dos. te toca. vamos al otro equipo. [ habla en inglÉs ] alan: nooo! [ hablan en inglÉs ] karla: es un ghostbuster! creo que ustedes perdieron. >> lo siento, paul. karla: espÉrate! alan: quiero agradecer a mi equipo de los guapos por meterme en esta situaciÓn. condenados. johnny: uno, dos y... [ risas ] karla: ay, yo quiero hacerlo! johnny: otra vez! william: creÍ qu

julie pace of the associated press, ed o'keefe of "washington post," maggie haber none and cnn's jeff zeleny. >> inside the convention hall last night, no mistaking this. they loved it. >> that's why i can say with confidence there has never been a man or a woman, not me, not bill, nobody, more qualified than hillary clinton to serve as president of the united states of america. >> here is the question, as we wait for secretary clinton's speech tonight, what about those watching at home? what about this right there, a picture that will flame the next 100 days, hillary clinton embracing president obama after his call to arms. we all know he is critical to her campaign, and its efforts to turn out the diverse obama coalition. to donald trump and his ad makers, that is the status quo at a time when they say voters want change. how does hillary clinton thread that needle tonight? essentially the pictures say stay the course. she has to say i'm changed. >> she does. i think obama gave her some openings to do that last night. while he was talking about what he sees as accomplishments of his

who will be the next maggie? that is the daily mail. the left-leaning tabloid is terrified, talking about maggie two. be afraid, be very afraid. >> some happy, happy french people here. france surprised germany in the euro cup semi finals. >> yesterday, german papers were pretty overly confident they were going to win last night. the front page of yesterday's frankfurter. frog legs. time for some payback. the hamburger morgan post today. finished before the final. focusing on this incredible chain 8úxú>>>>>>>>>>ó woman: this is our story, a uniiversal story, and one that we all share, an understanding that we are not separate from each other or from our biosphere. man: when ththe first astrtronas lookeded back on thehe earth and saw ththe blue planet and d saww beautiful and alive e it was, it was a a transformrming experien. that t experirience gave us the ununderstanding thatat wliveve n onbiospher we are rt of its evution. 's ouhome.

so, maggie, glad you could be with us.hat's your reaction to what is taking place with this algae bloom that seems to have taken over a number of waterways, estuaries, et cetera? >> i know it sounds melodramatic but i don't think anybody who has seen it has any reaction other than absolute horror. >> and how did this happen? we hear there is a -- the plan of correcting this potential overflow of lake okeechobee is at the root of this problem, but would an environmentalist or wouldn't the army corps of engineers or anyone be able to anticipate this would be the result of releasing this water? >> this is the way the system was biuilt with the state of florida and the federal government agreed to 50 years ago. it was built to do this, and, yes, you could foresee that we were going to have increasing number of algae blooms. the more phosphorous is in the lake, the warmer the water is, the more sunshine there is, the more likely you get a bloom. this year we have analogy bloom in lake okeechobee that is toxic. that has the high

but to maggie's point, you're not in the primary anymore.you think you continue to be because you have to expand the electorate for donald trump and you're not doing it right now. >>> let me raise that point with margaret. to scottie's point, the clinton campaign has spent millions already in advertising. we haven't seen that from donald trump's campaign. they haven't begun to unleash negative ads. how big a concern would that be? >> one, he has a wildly unconventional spending style based on his precedent. second, he's a one-man walking negative ad. he's like a proxy for those ads. traditionally, that would abinteresting observation but it's different in this context. they both have different styes. but ultimately hillary clinton hasn't moved the needle because she's not a thoroughly had likable candidate. people have decided to hold their nose. >> you haven't seen the polling after this convention. >> i'm good. >> it is true that her numbers have not really moved beyond the roughly 45% where they are and that is of concern to her campaign.

. >> reporter: those are word four year-old maggie acres reese haddon repeat.parents promised a trip to sesame place. the florida family planned to stop at the muse. park in bucks county as part of the east coast road trip hoping real life interact with her favorite characters will help maggie with severe autism >> then the car didn't start. >> reporter: stranded in langhorne they learn that the car would not be a quick fix. >> i was trying to figure out how to tell her in a way that she could understand that a promise i made, wasn't going to happen. and that is hard as a parent. >> reporter: a call to the high school friend who works in the county sheriff's office in florida in tern recruited the help of officers from three law enforcement agencies in pennsylvania. >> i was like okay we will make this happen. >> i would want someone to help me, just like i helped them. >> reporter: but family never expect the royal treatment that came next, including a round trip ride to the park in a patrol car, outfit todd accommodate maggie's need. >> they just decided, you

maggie: yo voy a defender a messi. miguel angel: porque es hombre. maggie: no.sencillo su arreglo. estÁ muy bien. maggie: otro toque de moda es este tipo de vestidos, en corte campana, que terminan abriÉndose. ana patricia: para las que tienen piernas. miguel angel: pero es muy favorecedor. ana patricia: me gusto eso del titanic. martÍn: pero todavía queda mÁs moda esta semana. ana patricia: vÁmonos con los chicos, porque tienen mÁs informaciÓn. alan: ¿quÉ le pasÓ a celine dion? lo que tiene de voz... francisca: no lo tiene de gusto. alan: en minutos, desde los Ángeles, becky g nos presenta a los actores que protagonizarÁn con ella la esperada pelÍcula de los "power rangers". francisca: y alejandro chabÁn nos va a presentar una historia de Éxito de una de nuestras televidentes. alan: la gente tan trabajadora, que se esfuerza todos los dÍas por llevar el trabajadora, que se esfuerza todos los dÍas por llevar el pan a ♪ ¡qué bien vivir tan cerca del estadio! trabajadora, que se esfuerza todos los dÍas por llevar el pan a state farm sabe que por cada una de esas, h

karla: maggie, muchas gracias por estos consejos.tiene juliÁn, y que tÚ fuiste a hacer una entrevista magnÍfica. vero: muy buenos dÍas. estamos a un dÍa de conmemorar... alan: quÉ rÁpido! vero: se nos ha pasado rÁpido, pero para ellos ha sido muy doloroso. he hecho muchas entrevistas en nuestra carrera, pero creo que esta es la que mÁs me ha tocado el corazÓn. porque esa corazÓn abierto. eso juliÁn figueroa contándonos cÓmo ha sido este aÑo doloroso para Él y para toda su familia. extraÑo muchÍsimo a su papÁ. muchos de ustedes se sentirÁn identificados. el dÍa de hoy, abre su corazÓn para platicarle "despierta amÉrica" cÓmo fue ese momento en el que su padre muere en sus brazos, maÑana hace un aÑo. me fui a cuernavaca, mÉxico, a encontrarme con juliÁn figueroa, al rancho que le dejÓ su padre, el gran joan sebastian. fue de aquÍ de donde hace un aÑo saliÓ ya sin vida el rey del jaripeo. tu papÁ cumple un aÑo de que no estÁ aquÍ, pero sí estÁ aquÍ, en el corazÓn, por supuesto. juliÁn: para mÍ todos los días son un homenaje a mi padre.

trump said to me and to maggie is that if elected, mr. trump will come into office with the russians probably eager to go testing. now it's possible that to mr. trump, this is nothing but a negotiating ploi. this is just like how he would deal with a negotiation, he said to me a few times, this interview and the previous one. he said it is not going to be a problem, because in the end they will pay the money, they will come around, they will do it. >> rose: what is interesting, we did an interview with a friend of his who said just that. a lot of this is a negotiating employ ploi because that's how he sees the world. it's making a deal, it is not a foreign policy though. >> i pressed him on this a few times you will see in the transkript which we now posted on the time site. he doesn't see these alliances as necessarily in america's interests for their own purposes. he sees it as a financial transactionment and so if we are defendk a country and running a trade deficit with that country, this doesn't make sense. he said this doesn't sound

three months ago when maggie and i went to see mr., he was discussing how the united states would pull back from nato, from japan, korea if they did not pay a larger burden of keeping troops there. yesterday he went a step beyond. when i asked him, imagine for a moment that the russians went into one of the baltic republics. charlie: not an unimaginable circumstance. david: certainly not. i was in estonia. they think about it every day as they watch the russian bomber runs. submarines off finland and so forth. he said he would not automatically come to their defense. he said he would take a look and see whether or not -- what their contribution to nato and to us had been. he was putting an economic test, whether they were spending enough, ahead of article five commitment that all memories of nato sign up to. an attack on one is an attack on all. charlie: what is your response? ian: i think trump would respond differently with take. he said, i want to maintain these commitments. i'm all about maintaining these commitments but said that

gonna want to make sure your kids are in the room for this, because maggie gyllenhaal is coming to townho once [ bleep ] my friend liz. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: fantastic. congratulations on both your shows. >> thank you. >> seth: and everything else. it's always such a pleasure to see you. give it up for billy eichner everybody. >> i love you. >> seth: i love you too, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] season two of "difficult people" premiers july 12th on hulu. we'll be right back with music from band of skulls. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ the captivating lexus rc, with available 306 horsepower. this is the pursuit of perfection. first you start with this. these guys. a place like shhh! no. found it! and definitely lipton ice tea. lots of it. a lipton meal is what you bring to it. and the refreshing taste of lipton iced tea. the seal you can trust. with stain and sealer in one... and easy to choose colors... exceptional beauty and protection have never been easier. thompson's waterseal stain and sealer. available at national retailers. you mean like they got married

martino: first up for grit, mother of three, maggi thorne. nice try.ey needed that one. - ( grunts ) - ( smack ) jones: and laura messner closes it out for comeback kids. martino: kevin bull gets grit on the board. nice, kevin. martino: but they need to be perfect the rest of the way. - nice, lance. - jonesoh, wow. martino: the cowboy connects as comeback kids start the totem climb. jones: matt, the moving man, campione headed up first. - look at that. - martino: he's flying. - jones: he's moving fast. - matt, to the top. martino: back at he spear throw, team captain spencer mahoney, - ( smack ) - grit's heating up. go, monica. jones: former college track star, monica gilmore's turn next. martino: should keep this momentum going. jones: oh! those javelin skills are a little rusty, kyle. solid grip, no slip. martino: beni gifford's gonna be the third comeback kid to mount the rope. - and kevin bull comes through again! - jones: i love it! martino: pekus lines it up. - he's got it! - jones: he's a beast! - martino: here they come. - jones: and the ninjas

. >> reporter: those are the words four year-old maggie acres reese haddon repeat.rents, promised a trip to sesame place. florida family planned to stop at muse. park in bucks county as part of the east code road trip hoping that the interaction will help mag hoy has severe autism. >> and then car didn't start. >> reporter: stranded at a hotel in langhorne they learn that the car would not be a quick fix. >> i was trying to figure out how to tell her in a way that she could understand that a promise i made wasn't going to happen. that is hard as a parent. >> reporter: call to a high school friend who works in the county sheriff's office in florida, in term, recruited help of officers from three law enforcement agencies in pennsylvania. >> i was like okay we will make this happen. i would want someone to help me, just like i helped them. >> reporter: family never expect the royal treatment that came next, including a round trip ride to the park in the patrol car, outfit todd accommodate maggie's need. >> they just decided, you know , that we will take care of our fam

i think it was very well said by maggie.and the kind of example that you want to set in public life, that was the contrast to donald trump. and any of us who are parents have been embarrassed to watch the republican debates and the kind of vulgarity that has come from donald trump. you know, i've got an 11-year-old son, to have to apologize for some of the stuff, trying to be, you know, civic minded and watch the presidential process. she was able to do that. that's the choice here. at the same time, was able to hammer donald trump, to remind people he was the original birther. to talk about some of his vulgarity and take on some of the other aspects of it. yes, so i thought very powerful. also, look a statement of values for the democratic party. what they hope to aspire to be, and also where hillary clinton is coming from. very important testimonial from her. >> she didn't just hit the heart, either. she also hit the head. here is another piece of sound from what she said last night, making the case for hillary. >> when sh

maggie, seattle. off the am astart veteran of iraq.y benefited from policy that bernie sanders has implement a including the women's veterans access to call the care act. i might be biased but i'm also part of the movement that is happen throughout the country and throughout the speeches tonight as they kept calling about unity and unity, but it was so insular. it was about the party. we're talking about the country, the general election, it is about the whole country. i feel like there has not been a theh -- enough emphasis on fact that the country itself come outside of the democratic party is united behind bernie sanders. he talks about the issues that directly affect us. plans that will directly implement these things in our country and that there is all of this coming down about the dnc leak about whether this whole primary season a sham to begin with. we can't even trust that hillary has the most delegates going into the convention. there is a lot of mistrust out there. a lot of people who are not willing, inside the democratic p

. >> i development one of the first problems we hear about, maggie in my office is always dripping coffee what do i do when i spill coffee. >> or when your makeup powder gets all over your blouse. these are adult bibs. >> adult bibs. >> this clever entrepreneur thought of it. this is something that can be helpful -- >> not bad, huh? looks like the clouded leopard. >> a beer carcat. >> totally change mied life. >> whenever i drink, my mustache gets wet. >> why do i get this? >> ladies, there's nothing worse than a wet mustache. >> my name is regis! >> and i'm mrs. regis. >> you look pretty good in that. >> try and see if this actually prevents the mustache from getting wet. this is a mo-guard. use the mustache guard right here to see if this will help? >> it does, absolutely. >> ladies, you may want to pick that up. >> you look pretty good with a mustache. >> do you know how much effort i put in to not having one of these? third one is, help, i cracked my phone screen. >> this is something i think all my friends right now are dealing with. >> me, too. mine is cracked right now. >> hannah s

[applause] maggie has led new hampshire with a steady hand and a clear vision, and we all need her in the united states senate. i can't wait until she gets there. she and all of the other democratic candidates who are today who are running need your energy, your enthusiasm and your support so we can be successful on election day in ovember. today who and we need that because the stakes could not be higher come november. there is no more frightening reminder of the stakes than this election than the events we watched unfold over the past week, the seemingly daily barrage of senseless gun violence culminating with the deadly attack on police fficers in dallas. absolutely black lives matter. [cheers and applause] senator shaheen: but even as we mourn those black lives lost, those police officers shot down, there are those who are attempting to use this despicable attack in dallas to further divide us. well, don't let it happen because we especially need each .ther now and while i'm glad we're here today to unite our democratic family, our goal needs to be to unite our american family,. a

they're led by stanford products, maggie stefan. >> in my opinion, maggie is the best player in the world. she is quick and strong, and she is super intelligent. >> and humble. the soon to be senior who was mvp deflects all praise to her teammates. >> the only way to be there and be the best is by competing with the best. that's what i get to do playing on the usa team and who i think are the best players in the world. >> but being the best brings pressure with it and they're well aware. >> we enjoy that. the pressure is a privilege and that means we're doing some things right, kind of setting the expectations. >> you're going to the olympic game, the biggest stage, where all your hopes and dreams lie, right. no matter what, you're going to have pressure. no other place we would want to be. >> what would another gold medal mean to you? >> it would be incredible. you know, the gold is the dream, and to share it with such an incredible group of women is the bigger dream. >> team usa plays from standard. >>> in the meantime, return shan olympians are heading to re-i don't this morning as wel

. >> reporter: 21-year-old maggie smith uses her debit card for everything.ave a credit card. and neither brother charlie. >> why should i have a credit card? i don't need it. >> you feel the same way? >> yeah. definitely no need for it. >> they're part of the younger generation steering clear of buying with credit. >> millennials, by and large, they have a greater aversion to debt than we've seen among previous generations. >> millennials are also changing the way they pay each other. and many ever them are using their smart phones to do it. >> that's just $14. do you just want to give me 7? >> sure. >> they are moving payment apps. >> it's so easy. i just click on my app, click an amount. choose recipient and send it. boom. that's it. >> reporter: there are a number of other high-tech payment options like google wallet and split, which helps people split bills or rent with friends. even with the new techno, the survey shows millennials may become more interested in credit cards as they get older. >> i think if i had a credit card, i would consider myself a

thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> toward the end of the transcript david and maggie asked the question what do you think people will take away from this convention? what are you hoping? donald trump answers, the fact that i'm really well liked. >> he also, you know, we were talking about optimism, the importance of an optimistic view, steve schmidt was mentioning this, the other thing in this interview when sanger -- when these "new york times" reporters asked him whether or not the united states should intervene with turkey our nato ally to keep them from doing what they're doing right now, which is a very scary anti-democratic backlash against this apparent coup last week, try to restrain them in terms of civil liberties and civil rights, he said basically no because we're in no position to tell anybody what to do because we're in such terrible shape. in our country people are shooting at police officers. why are we going to tell any other country how to conduct itself? i have no doubt that is what mr. trump thinks. but for an american president take that point of view,

i think maggie story of the interview in the new york times is great. ruby cramer at the state run a phenomenal story about who the clinton is and who she has been for the last 30 years. interview with her and really come as something as well and took a long touch right and it shows because of is very well i think wasrt and called -- >> lovingkindness. >> she had been on the trail about how we were loving and kindness. it incorporated every thing from her faith to her upbringing to she is and how she got there. shameless plug, i read a story back in january about the donald trump town. the towns where he goes and hold rallies. the story idea came about because i was traveling to these beaten-down industrial towns where the hotels were not great in we were in arenas that were falling apart and you just sensed that you are in different places they put a rallies usually are held. i looked at the census data of all the places with donald trump is going in almost every single one of them, the mean income -- mean income was below the national average. rate of

maggie dean is from scotland. she's been living here for more than a decade. g.p. in tangier, unknown. bianca hamri, an american. she's been here forever, led many lives, i gather, and occasionally translates books from maghribi to english. and the dashing and mysterious baron de coqueiros gondareus, an artist from chile who's been living and working in the kasbah since a hasty exit from puerto rico for reasons never fully explained. [ laughter ] on the menu, bastilla. a meat or often pigeon pie, as traditional moroccan as it gets. today, made by gibbs' full-time cooks, jamila and fatomah. in bastilla, the meat on this particular day is chicken, which is slow-cooked in broth and spices, pulled or shredded and then folded into an egg mixture, cooked in the reduced stock from the boil. this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar, and cinnamon. and then, the whole lot is then wrapped in feuilles de brick, a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet, savory thing going

i'm maggie hassan. i approve this message, because when it comes to innovation and job creation, we need to spark something in washington, the way we have ed: no criminal charges resulting from the investigation into curt schilling's failed video game company and the deal that lured it to rhode island, prosecutors spent four years looking at the state deal offered to schilling to get him to move 38 studios from massachusetts to rhode island. the company later went bankrupt. the investigation says the deal was pushed through quickly partly because schilling is a celebrity but no laws were broken. maria: tonight a well-deserved salute to two national guardsman from massachusetts who helped save a woman who had been trapped in her car for two days. staff sgt. dana francis and sgt. tommy coppola, members of the army national guard, were jersey when they noticed a car deep in the woods. there was an 87-year-old was slumped over in the backseat. they raced to get help and the woman was freed and taken to the

thank you, maggie gallagher.. >> you know, this is a very discouraging conversation to me because what i see is that five cops in dallas were deliberately targeted. that was an attack on each and every one of us. but a shop was caught in missouri, in georgia, in tennessee. tonight i see in michigan, somebody grabbed a gun from a deputy and shot two bailiffs. the reality here is that what is new and what we have spent no time talking about is that we seem to have created a climate in which it is open season on cops. there is no right to resist arrest. >> how about -- because i'll tell you maggie's comments have been reflected on twitter where people are saying if folks would be more compliant when placed under arrest, even if they were innocent, they would not find themselves the target of police. go ahead, renata. >> i think we all know if philando castile was white and he was with his white child and white girlfriend or white wife, he would be alive today. i think it is open season -- excuse me. excuse me. it is

they're led by stanford product, maggie stephen. >> in my opinion, maggie is the best player in the world. she's quick and she's strong and she's super intelligent. >> reporter: and she's humble. the soon-to-be red shirt senior who is mvp of the 2012 games in london deflects all praise to her teammates. >> the only way to get there and to be the best is to be competing with the best. and that's what i get the opportunity to do every day, playing on the usa team, and who i think are the best players the in the world. >> reporter: but being the best brings pressure with it, and they're well aware. >> we enjoy that. the pressure is a privilege and that means we're doing some things right, kind of setting those expectations. >> you're going to the olympic games. it's the biggest stage you've ever played on. where all your hopes and dreams lie, right? so no matter what, you're going to have pressure. but we love it. there's no other place we'd want to be. >> what had another gold medal mean to you? >> it would be incredible, you know, the gold is the dream and to share it with such an incredib

maggie's story is great. ruby cramer at buzz feed wrote a phenomenal story, kind of about who hillary clinton is and who she has been the last 30 years and got an interview with her. it took her a long time to write, and it showed, because it was well done and smart. she had been on the trail talking about how we need more love and kindness, and how that is a weird thing to run for president on. she just looked into where that came from, and is incorporated everything from her faith to her upbringing to who she is and how she got there. fabulous piece. i wrote ass plug -- story back in january about trump town, the towns were donald trump goes and holds his rallies. the story idea came about because i was traveling to these beaten-down industrial towns where the hotels were not great, and we were in arenas that were kind of falling apart. you can kind of sense you were in different places than political rallies are usually held. --ooked at the sentence census data of all the places donald trump was going. mos