bisi onile-ere. >>> and marjorie walters, by the way, no relation.nother relic of the past causing a lot of problems. a dust bowl creating a farming disaster. people now struggling to survive. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at that hour. the polls are closed in iraq. it is that country's first national election since the usz military drawdown in 2011. security was tight. and the voter turnout described as high. execution gone wrong in oklahoma, the inmate dying of massive heart attack rather than being lethally injected. and severe storms pounding the southeast today. in florida those heavy rains turned roads into river. many of the deep south still recovering from a series of deadly tornados. nicole mitchell it will be a while before we dry out. >> definitely. these are some of the images coming out of north carolina, but the more significant rain was in florida. you can see how widespread some of these areas are. you never want to drive into this because you never know how keep it is. we have alrea

and marjorie a consultant for bill clinton.he point he was making there? >> i think the word failure doesn't begin to describe what we are looking at. it could be decades before we recognize the damage that this has done. and i think frankly, what was going to be a land mark bill by president obama could rank him as one of the worst presidents in our country in the history facebo books. apparently nancy pelosi is at the white house and said they made their mark and 7 million. does that change things for you. >> it is a mark that is more like a scar. what ended up happening, if they achieved the 7 million. it is barely above the number of folks who lost their policy and access to their doctors and the complete damage to the health care unit and industry at large. nfrankly it is bad. >> you made your point and for that, marjorie and for what krauthammer asks you. >> what we are forgetting, what we have is bipartisan support for critical elements of the bill. as an entrepreneur and business owner this matters to me. preexisting co

poussaint: then marjorie and bobby discovered that the d.c.ction lawsuit on behalf of mikel elmore and eight other disabled individuals. the d.c. government settled the lawsuit out of court, pledging 568 more accessible homes. and they also found a suitable apartment for mikel elmore. elmore: the biggest thing about this is that i got my family back together. he literally answers the phone, not knowing it's me, saying, "you've reached the happy home of mikel elmore," which just tickles me no end. poussaint: and so the struggle for independence and equality goes on. bobby, bobby coward of the capital area adapt. one moment please. poussaint: bobby still plans one day to pursue his career in aviation. meanwhile he remains optimistic that his efforts will pay off in time, enabling more disabled americans to choose independence and claim their equal rights. as americans, we cherish equality. this ideal is expressed in the declaration of independence and guaranteed by the 14th amendment. yet for much of american history, the guarantee of equality a

y dejeme hablarme de marjorie de sousa.mos con los lengua y largo, vamos a hablar del cantante jerry bazua, que despotricÓ contra revistas de farÁndula qÉe tienen que decirme muchachos. >>> si yo fuera jerry bazua desapareceria. >>> cÁmara, por favor. archiri>>> quÉ metida de pata. mijo. quÉ. >>> mira, uno se puede equivocar en este medio, y de verdad que disculpamos peores cosas, pero esta. recordarle a su mamÁ, a la gente, decirle que nosotros la prensa somos de una cosa horrible, jamÁs. >>> sÍ, bueno, bueno, bueno comadre. >>> fuera. a Él le lloviÓ sobre mojado, durisimo, justamente porque esÁa con paulina rubio. como los fans lo decÍan, papito si te metiste con paulina rubio, aguanta papÁ. >>> sÍ. >>> el estar con paulina, tiene que darle una gran lecciÓn, paulina no habla, no replica no dice nada. >>> es inteligente. >>> es inteligente a la hora de manejar la carrera, todos los medios hablan de ella, y ella no desmiente ni nada, quÉ pasa aquÍ? resulta que jerry en este tiempo alguien le llamÓ la atenciÓn, porque dice,

marjorie clifton, from clifton consulting.arjorie, when you heard the words does it sound like a woman running for president. >> it sounds like a woman in a leadership position. hillary clinton has been giving speeches like this for a long time. we have women in senior positions taking advantage of platform trying to get into others into leadership like cheryl sandburg at facebook. there is lot of talk about hillary clinton. if she doesn't run i am afraid we might have a lot of riot from a lot of woman who want to see her in the white house position. chelsea and hillary have been speaking this message for a long time. jon: is this any surprise to you, mercedes. >> this is no suspend novel. hillary clinton she ready be ready to run because all the other democrats are ready for her to run. super pac ready for hillary. they're building infrastructure. they're building a database of is.million supporters. -- 1.8 million. frankly she has a setup to go. she is probably looking from the sense, there is a lot that goes into running. i

y marjorie de sousa?es a todos los ganadores y tambiÉn a karma martÍnez que recibiÓ un reconocimiento especial. felicidades. >>> claro, tambiÉn a "el gordo y la flaca" que recibiÓ un reconocimiento por parte del pfo. felicidades a todos los programas hermanos que tanto queremos. >>> a continuaciÓn conocerÁn a una vidente que es capaz de descifrar mos mÁs insÓlitos secretos que esconde el agua y revela quÉ hacer para at buenas tardes.. le saluda maria elena salinas socorristas buscan a posibles sobrevivientes entre los escombros dspues que tornados dejaron cerca de 20 muertos en 3 estados. arrestaron en nueva york al congresista republicano michael grimm acusado de al menos 20 cargos y la liga nacional de basketball hara un anuncio respecto al propietario del equipo los angeles clippers donald sterling, acusado de hacer comentarios racistas. hay una seria amenaza de tormentas y fuertes tornados!! ♪ >>> buen, una serie amenaza de tormentas y fuertes tornados. >>> para hablar del tiempo vamos con eduardo rod

>> and marjorie cliffton. thank you for joining us today. >> and toyler i want to start with you. if the election were held today it a pores to be evenly devoided. and ran paul and chris christy 42 percent. and i want to gauge do you think that governor jeb bush would be embra embraced bite establishment? >> sure. they are popular. jeb bush is a qualified cappedidate. he was a popular governor of florida, and he went on to do policy work. and he has a capacity to pull together a strongly organized and funded campaign. he is a great candidate and republicans could coalesce around him. we'll see in the primary process whatever candidate that is largely assumed to be the most competitive rise to the top. that will always happen. >> he is certain he very qualified. but do you think he has a chance against hillary clinton? >> i think challenge is a hang over from mccain and rom no days. and there were centering to the right. does the current gop have anap to it. his own mother said the white house has seen enough bushes. is the public willing to it welcome a bush that is been out of th

mark and marjorie let's go at. it do they stay clear or invite him home?he president needs to turn out the base and the president is good at. that they have problem with independents that are important voting block. 66 percent don't like the way the president is going around congress and doing what he said is his job and they are rating the president negatively. >> marge row, alaska signalled he didn't want a visit. and i don't know about landrea u. rode on the plane but not publicly. are they rolling out the welcome mat? >> all of those states are centerist and republican leaning states. and the president understands. this and bush understood this. he knew fellow republicans would distance them. you look at the issues that they are fospecific to the state be drilling or oil in alaska and home state of texas we had that issue in the governor's race. what do people say in the grocery store line. >> you are hunch right now he doesn't go to all of these states and doesn't participate in the campaigns on the september side? >> absolutely. he has gone out and p

jon: she mentions tip o'neill, marjorie.l and president reagan were politically opposite as today come, but they did work together, and you didn't hear a lot of name calling going on, i mean, like the president slams republicans and slams john boehner. is that, is that his personality, or is that just what's happened to our politics generally? >> i think our political climate has changed dramatically. you look at where the parties are in general, and they've gone to both extremes. and i don't think that's something that benefits anyone. i mean, you know, to say that one's better than the other, both of them were dealing with equally traumatic and difficult times. the fact that obama's policies are polling well says a lot about an outcome there, so i don't think it's comparing. look, they're two different men, two different times, and i think, you know, the question is where does it leave the country and where are we now. >> right. jon: but despite that, i mean, president reagan had a higher inflation rate and, i believe, a h

. >> reporter: 91-year-old marjorie walters toiled on the lines in the 1940's. she returned to willow run to take part in the largest gathering of rosies every, clad in the poster's familiar blue jump chutes, red scarves with. white porka dots. for some the memories came flooding back. >> very exciting. i met a lot of people, i enjoyed working here and i really liked rivetting, it was a different type of work and it was fun. >> reporter: for decades after the war this facility once the world's largest factory made cars. when general motors went bankrupt the plant was shut down. today it's in danger of being demolished to make way for an advance research center. but they're trying to save part of the plant to preserve a piece of history. >> it was a plant that was racially integrated, unionized, and where men and women got equal pay for equal work in the 1940's at a time when none of these things were the norm in american industry. it was in many ways the birthplace of modern america. >> reporter: last year the yankee raised money to purchase the 175,000 square f

. >> y marjorie de souza?ra nuestros artistas y para nuestro programa que sigue de fiesta por cumplir dos dÉcadas de vida, felicidades a todo el equipo. >> felicidades a todos los ganadores, y tambiÉn a nuestra karla martÍnez que recibiÓ un reconocimiento especial por 20 aÑos de trayectoria. >> sÍ y "el gordo y la flaca" recibiÓ un reconocimiento por parte del pÚblico, asÍ que felicidades a nuestros programas hermanos y en otros compaÑeros. >> a continuaciÓn conocerÁn a una vidente que es capaz, segÚn ella,identificar los secretos que esconde el agua, y ♪ ♪ >> bueno, hay una serie amenaza de tormentas y fuertes tornados. >> y para hablar del tiempo, vamos con nuestro experto meteorÓlogo eduardo rodrÍguez con toda la informaciÓn. >> efectivamente continÚa la amenaza de tornados, una intensa perturbaciÓn en las capas medias de la atmÓsfera, aire desde el golfo de mÉxico, y frÍo desde el oeste, y el inicio de los tornados que han ocurrido en el centro del paÍs, algunos, realmente crÍtica la situaciÓn de las Últim

y vamos con eduardo que todos nos preguntamos si habÍa tenido amores con marjorie de sousa.ira ciertas cosas pero se que es inteligente, y a veces recordarle, y decirle lupe, tu puedes. y se que en dÍas... >>> ay, vieron que rosie apoyando a lupillo. >>> son fotos que dicen que... >>> le robaron una computadora que habÍa fotos intimas. >>> cuando roben la mÍa se va a asustar. >>> lo que ha creado dios... >>> se van a reÍr. >>> calma pueblo. >>> se van a reÍr de que? bajale un tantito tu envidia. >>> no hable precisamente de cintura. >>> vuelvan a ver esto en despiertaamÉrica.com. >>> por favor. que tenemos? >>> estoy votando por mi favorita y tengo dos. >>> tu cuantas? >>> una. >>> que creo que es esta. >>> usted tambiÉn tiene que votar por su favorita, tiene 24 horas para votar por su favorita, envÍe mensajes de tevnpr tos o twitter. y vamos con las condidatas. josephine ochoa. nabila villegas. >>> marielena anaya. >>> mi favorita, alina robert. >>> y por priscila sÁnchez. >>> aleyda ortiz. >>> y ya lo sabe, tiene pocas horas para seguir votando y no eliminen a su favorita.

we will start with gary and then actually, marjorie, and then after marjorie, gary. >> thanks. i want to ask a question ab-brown,to dr. felb but given to the amount of intelligence on this issue, any observation for the panel, if you're about to become the next president of afghanistan, you have a got a lot to worry about, but the most obvious prescient you would seem to be -- obvious question you would seem to be thinking about is, what is the taliban going to do, what is karzai going to do, what are the and how do ito, get a message to the world community that we are stable and we are moving ahead? my question is, if you were serving as a political advisor to the next president of afghanistan, what do you think should be on his agenda for the first hundred days? >> we will go here for the second question, please. >> retiree an interested observer. very open-ended question. what should be the role of the u.s. government -- i do not mean in the run-up to the elections, promote presume try to some positive steps forward after the elections, and by what instruments would be or co

i think that marjorie is correct, that women do want to talk about economic issues but i think we havebit different perspective how you would actually go about doing that. if you asked a women, do you support paycheck fairness act? guess what, 90% do but they don't know what impact that will have on the economy, when they learn that support drops precipitously. we have to have honest conversation if conservatives and especially republicans. jenna: we heard war on women led with by the democratic party? do you think that is over? do you think for 2014 the war on women is gone and it is just about the economy. >> oh, no, i think it will continue. as sabrina said there is lot of value in this bloc the voters. 58% of the democratic votes in the virginia race that happened last year were that group of unmarried women. sabrina pointed out, 2/3 of unmarried women voted for barack obama. i think that war on women will perpetuate. but i think it custodies service to all women to couch it as a war. issues that impact women impact everybody. frankly, you know, things like the paycheck fairness ac

. >> reporter: 91-year-old marjorie walters toiled on the lines in the 1940's. she returned to which wily run a couple of months ago to take part in the largest gathering of rosies ever. clad in the poster's familiar blue jumpsuits, red scarves with white polka dots. for some the memories came flooding back. >> really exciting. i met a lot of people. i enjoyed working here and i really liked rivetting. it was a different type of work and it was fun. >> reporter: for decades after the war this facility, once the world's largest factory, made cars. when general motors went bankrupt the plant was shut down. today it's in danger of being demolished to make way for an advanced vehicle research center. but they're trying to reserve a plant for history. >> a time when women and men received equal pay. it was in many ways one of the burst places of modern america. >> reporter: last year the yankee air museum helped launch save the bomber plant campaign to raise $8 million to purchase 175,000 square feet of space. nearly $7 million has been raised in less than a year to

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. >> clinton white how was really going after congresswoman marjorie margouiles-mezvinsky, who then became part of the family when chelsea married marc. >> i think the documents show how much she worked in tandem with her husband and it's a real contrast to what we see today. michelle obama did not appear to play that much of a role, at least publicly, in her husband's politics. >> and the files shed new light on president's clinton's new efforts to regain his political footing as he prepared to deliver the 1999 state of the union address, adviser sid bloomenthal warned the scandal is an unavoidable subject. he advised him to deal with the subject only once and to call for an end of divisions. >> yet perhaps in the daily press of events, in the clash of controversy, we don't see our own time for what it truly is, a new dawn for america. >> reporter: the documents also reveal health care was just as politically divisive back then as it is now, as republicans swept the 1994 races due in part to health care overhaul. the communications director said at the time, quote, we got slaughtered. les

bill clinton will be in pennsylvania raise fog money for marjorie margolies.uld not vote for the clinton budget because it could raise taxes and then she was the deciding vote. republicans were chanting good-bye marjorie when she came down to cast that vote. there's reason this gets a lot of attention and you see the vote right here. she lost her seat in 1994. but she also has a bit of a family tie now. her son is married to chelsea clin sglon that's right. they're keeping it all in the family. i love the campaign tweeted out a picture for throwthursday for the two of them in the '90s. that's right, clintons help clintons. this is in some ways payback in return for that vote in 1993. but look, just look at maryland, for example. bill clinton endorsing anthony brown who was -- who supposed forr supported hillary in 2008. >> loyalists. >> bill clinton would go in and raise money for her even without the family connection because of the long memories. one interesting point on this. democratic seat, but it is a democratic primary that's competitive and this puts t

. >> marjorie de sousa. >> mira, ella es encantadora, pero enseñar busto, y espalda. >> no. >> claro,o decirte adioos ♪ ♪ con tu nuevoo amor ♪ en cambio tu jamas podras ♪ olvidar ni borrar lo nuestro ♪ aunque lo intentes y aunque no ♪ ♪ quieras siempre estare en ti ♪ y en cambio tu jamas podras ♪ ocultar todo esto a ella solo ♪ ♪ que mientas y que la engaÑes ♪ como me hiciste a mi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ estuve a punto de llorar pero ♪ ♪ no,no lo mereces estuve a punto ♪ ♪ de ir tras de ti pero no ya no ♪ ♪ lo harÉ jamÁs ♪ ♪ los recuerdos que tenia yo dee ♪ ♪ ti los castillos q hiciste para ♪ ♪ mi el viiento se los llevo y ♪ hoy solo quiero decirte adioos ♪ ♪ con tu nuevo amor ♪ en cambio tu jamas podras ♪ olvidar ni borrar lo nuestro ♪ aunque lo intentes y aunque no ♪ ♪ quieras siempre estare en ti ♪ y en cambio tu jamas podras ♪ ocultar todo esto a ella solo ♪ ♪ que mientas y que la engaÑes ♪ como me hiciste a mÍ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (aplausos). >> gracias ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ como dice el dicho, a lo hecho pecho♪. ♪ con paciencia es que el cielo se gana, es con amor que el amor se paga♪. ♪ al

. -- gary and then marjorie. >> thanks very much. i am garrett mitchell and i read the mitchell report. what to ask a question and i will direct it to dr. felbab-brown given the collective intelligence on this issue, and the observations if you're about to become the next president of afghanistan, you've got a lot to worry about. the most obvious questions we've seen you thinking about our what's the taliban going to do? what is karzai going to do? what are the neighbors up to and how do i get a message to the world community that we are stable and we are moving ahead. so my question is if you were serving as a political advisor to the next president of afghanistan, what do you think should be on his agenda for the first hundred days? >> will go here for the second question, please. >> margery sonnenfeld, retiree and interested observer. very open-ended question. what should be the role of the u.s. government? i don't mean in the run-up to the elections, but i presume trying to promote some positive steps forward after the elections

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david, george, michael, karen, jonathan, marjorie. please stand so they can see who you are. [applause] >> if you're interested in learning more about 2020 and how you can get involved please come by me or one of the people who just stood up after this winner in the program and we can tell you more about the program. i am very honored to be able to reduce this panel, very impressive group of people up here and it's a great honor to be able to do the introduction. most of us wake up in the morning and turned first thing to see the almost daily news of our governments intensive efforts in both israeli-palestinian peace efforts and in talks with iran aimed at ending its nuclear weapons program. both are facing impending deadlines and outcome of both will shape the region as well as america's understanding in the region and in the world. we are privileged to have with us for of washington most effective an in theaters an anat on u.s. policies in the region. tamara cofman wittes served under secretary of state clinton, deputy assistant secretary of state for near east where she wa

. >> the clinton white house was really going after congresswoman marjorie more goalless. 20 years later mark married chelsea clinton. >> reporter: the documents also show hillary clinton a possible 2016 contender often participated in high-level political meetings, a sharp contrast with the current first lady. >> the documents show how much she worked in tandem with her husband and it's a real contrast to what we see today. michelle obama does not appear to play that much of a role at least publicly in her husband's politics. >> reporter: the files shed new light on clinton's efforts to regain his political footing in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal. as he prepared to deliver the state of the union address, adviser sid bloomingle that warned the skandel is an unavoidable subject. advising the president to deal with the issue only once and by calling for an end to the political division, advice the president apparently followed. >> yet perhaps in the daily press of events, in the clash of controversy, we don't see our own time for what it truly is, a new dawn for america. >> and