a whole new world, i'm thinking as she's talking, nancy. >> oh, absolutely.tually spoke with one of our students recently who graduated from university of maryland at college park in computer science, and he's just bought his mother a house. i mean, there's no better way to exemplify what, you know, what college does or how important an economic development issue it really is. you know, you have a relatively affluent -- a very affluent county like montgomery county, but that affluence and that economic prosperity really rests on their college attainment rate. well, with what's going on demographically, you know, with the only growing population being actually hispanic children in montgomery county, and they are hugely at risk of not getting to college, we've got to figure this out, or else, you know, we're really going to be in trouble. most people don't understand that montgomery county has a huge amount of kids in the school system are on free and reduced meals, which means that there are more poor kids in montgomery county than there are kids in the washin

doctora nancy: hola mi niÑo bello.os si eres obsesivo? doctora nancy: asfixiar al otro, y no lo dejas respirar, tengo un amigo, por cierto, puertorriqueÑo, que llamaba a la mujer al veeper en esa Época 35 veces. johnny: debe ser inseguro. doctora nancy: y era vagabundo para variar, se despierta el afÁn del control. dÓnde fue, se fue, con quiÉn anda, vas a llegar?, unos inventos que hace hombres y mujeres tambiÉn, el niÑo estÁ enfermo, debemos salir, y llega el momento que ya no la aguantan mÁs. johnny: si tienen plata contratan a un detective privado. espiar a la pareja debe ser una tortura. doctora nancy: no solamente eso, el problema todavÍa mayor es que el otro siento que el otro no confÍa, que para quÉ va a vivir con una gente que no cree en Él... johnny: cuando uno no confÍa en una persona debe salirse de ese lado. doctora nancy: tienes que trabajar eso por que puede pasar con otra pareja. johnny: ¿cÓmo evitamos que pase con otra pareja? doctora nancy: casi siempre viene de cosas que arrastramos de la niÑez, si us

so i thought of nancy reagan said this, this corroborates to that extent what my radio host had said. there is another moment from another bit of evidence and this comes from one of reagan's own memoirs in which he is talking about a moment when he is 11 years old living in dixon, illinois, he has been in a cold winter afternoon getting dark, temperatures below freezing, snow on the ground and he is coming home from the ymca to walk along the sidewalk, turns into the past to get in the house and there is his father, passed out in the snow ended reagan's telling he paused for a moment and asked himself whether he should just walk on inside the house. in the memoir, reagan doesn't tease out exactly what that means but the implication is i am going to let him die in the snow. in the next sentence in the memoir, but i decided i should bring him in. here is an 11-year-old kid who is entertaining at least for a moment that his world might be better if his father was dead. to me that is a pretty heavy weight this kid is having to bear. i am not going to say this explains everything about rea

. >> reporter: nancy eddy co- founded dpac in newark in 2013. it's the only bay area nonprofit that accepts deaf adults who also have other disabilities and behavioral challenges. >> it's amazing, and i just feel so blessed that i've been able to do something like this. >> reporter: nancy's own daughter, christy, is deaf, with disabilities. and when she became an adult, she aged out of public education programs. so nancy developed dpac to offer a range of activities, from academics and life skills to creative arts and exercise for six hours on weekdays, supported by government and private funds, and it's free of charge to participants like emerald brown. >> i like zumba a lot. we dance all the time. >> reporter: about 30 adults enrolled in dpac go on weekly field trips, led by some 20 staff members, many of whom are also deaf. they also serve the community, picking up litter and volunteering at the food bank. >> their esteem builds. "i'm doing something worthwhile." >> reporter: not everyone knows sign language when they get here, but this is a

doctora nancy: es un niÑo todavÍa.a tambiÉn ver, conocer a los amigos de nuestros hijos, porque puede ver que la pobre niÑa tambiÉn esté siendo abusada en su casa y la niÑa repite lo que vive, ¿con quiÉn?, con los amigos que tiene alrededor, por eso hay que hablarle de respeto a su cuerpo, mucho a sus hijos que nadie los va a obligar a tocarlos ni nada, que decir no si se siente incÓmodo si lo van a tocar en una parte no ok. karla m: es la mejor alternativa, en vez de llamar a la mamÁ del otro niÑo, hablar lo que dijo la doctora. alan: con tu hijo. eric: una cosa muy importante es la comunicaciÓn, entre los 2 y 6 aÑos, si el niÑo no ha preguntado algo de su sexualidad o subgÉnero los padres deben iniciar inmediatamente una conversaciÓn, una conversación apropiada a su edad para que no suceda esto que le sucediÓ a la televidente. doctora nancy: no es un anuncio pero lo es, en "nancy quÉ hago" es un libro mÍo que todavía lo puede conseguir, hay varias cartas que me han escrito las mamÁs sobre esto y lo explico todo muy b

damian: where you, shh, whisper and-- nancy: yeah, it's not.here's a lot going on, whether it's dance practice, to going and using computers, we have advanced technology people can take advantage of. and so, that's the cool thing about the san jose public libraries. damian: all right, and there's something also special about the grand opening that you have, because you were talking about bond money and how this is the last of that bond money that's been used. elizabeth: so, we--in 2000, the voters passed a bond measure that basically funded 14 new--or renovated 14 branches in our san jose library system, and also added 6 new additional branches to communities that didn't already have branches. so, it was--you know, now we reach more communities, we're able to provide more services to those communities, we're closer to schools where children have access to their libraries during after school hours, so--and just new collection and books that people can request and check out. damian: and national library week is happening. i mean, a lot of activit

nancy: no manches. te cae. natalia: ay, sí. estoy embarazada. nancy: ¿y ahora qué vas a hacer?

for that, she calls nancy eddy an angel. transformation in her 25-year- old son, antonio. >> before it was, "oh, don't touch me," just looking down. now he comes home, he looks up and he makes sure he gives everyone a hug. >> reporter: antonio is deaf, and he has autism and cerebral palsy. imelda feared his future would be quiet and isolated. then he started coming to the nonprofit deaf plus adult community, or dpac. >> it gave me hope that my son was not going to end up just in front of the tv, just passing his life in front of the tv. >> reporter: nancy eddy co- founded dpac in newark in 2013. it's the only bay area nonprofit that accepts deaf adults who also have other disabilities and behavioral challenges. >> it's amazing, and i just feel so blessed that i've been able to do something like this. >> reporter: nancy's own daughter, christy, is deaf, with disabilities. and when she became an adult, she aged out of public education programs. so nancy developed dpac to offer a range of activities, from academics and life ski

nancy, is this possible?now that congress is trying hard to do something about this. >> well, it is possible. in fact, we -- we have -- we have a bipartisan majority in the senate, and -- and we've made some significant progress. but with the coalition of the survivor community and human-rights attorneys and through our pro-bono work, we -- you know, we know that we can fix this, but we also believe that the president must show leadership as he has with civilian criminal-justice reform. our troops deserve nothing less. >> absolutely. all right, firstly, we're out of time. thank you for being with us today. heath, you're gonna stick around for us for our next segment, and we are going to be back in just a moment. big thanks to nancy parrish and' colonel christensen with protect our defenders and to heath phillips, who is a survivor rape. we will stay with us for the next segment. now, when we come back, you're going to meet two attorneys who have been honored for their work on behalf of military sexual assault

doctora nancy: de frente.xiste. doctora nancy: claro que existe pero no puedes tratar a todos los niÑos como si estÁn en eso. karla m: siÉntese a hablar de este tema con tus hijos, ¿has estado expuesto a esto? ¿quiÉnes son tus amistades? eric: vaya a internet a buscar la informaciÓn. alan: seguimos en "sin rollo ni tapujos", estÁ bueno. ♪ ♪ >> seÑora, recuerde que hoy estarÁn aquÍ los actores para resolver todas sus dudas de salud. >> juliÁn álvarez acusado de machista. >> rafael rojas desmiente ser indigente. soy kira vilanova en al despertar extra... microsoft anuncio ayer que, luego de una Écada en el mercado, ya no producira mas consola "xbox 360".el debut de la xbox 360 revolucioÓ el mundo de los videojuegos con su llegada y entÓ a competir con los Íderes del momento, incluyendo a sony. microsoft ha vendido mas de 80 millones de la consola desde su debut en el 2005. asi estaran las temperaturas ... -maximas y minimas para san francisco, okland, santa rosa y san jose -las maximas dentro de los medios 70 -

doctora nancy: a Él le encanta.ar un helado cerca de su hogar, y cuando llegaron no se tomaron la molestia de mirar a los ojos a la joven que le servÍa el helado, y no le dieron las gracias a la chica, saliendo del local ella toma los helado y los lanza a un bote de basura y dijo que lo que podÍa hacer era mirarla a los ojos y darle las gracias. eric: estoy de acuerdo con el Último. doctora nancy: no se le -estoy de acuerdo, se le debe poner un castigo al niÑo sin violencia y explicarle el por quÉ,sino chino, el niÑo se pone mÁs agresivo, todos, todos, a los asesinos en serie han sido maltratados, quemados con cigarrillos, es un abuso fÍsico, el abuso no es sÓlo fÍsico, si mi mamÁ me coge un celular y da un tiro, es abuso psicolÓgico! eric: esa parte no me gustÓ. jomari: mi opiniÓn es que estoy en desacuerdo con todos, lo que los padres me han demostrado es que tienen una postraciÓn, porque los hijos son el mismo el espejo de los padres, entonces, los padres han actuado con frustraciÓn, porque realmente lo que estÁ

doctora nancy: de frente.edes tratar a todos los niÑos como si estÁn en eso. karla m: siÉntese a hablar de este tema con tus hijos, ¿has estado expuesto a esto? ¿quiÉnes son tus amistades? eric: vaya a internet a buscar la informaciÓn. alan: seguimos en "sin rollo ni tapujos", estÁ bueno. ♪ ♪ >> seÑora, recuerde que hoy estarÁn aquÍ los actores para resolver todas sus dudas de salud. >> juliÁn álvarez acusado de machista. >> rafael rojas desmiente ser indigente. >> ♪ verde, verde, verde ♪ es tu hogar ♪ es tu ambiente ♪ la prueba de radón ♪ la salud la protege ♪ hazlo verde, verde, verde el vivir verde es asegurarse que el aire en su hogar es saludable para su familia. asegúrese de hacer una prueba de radón en su hogar. es fácil, para saber más, llame al... proteja la salud y el bienestar de su familia. haga la prueba de radón en su hogar. eso es vivir de manera saludable y verde. ♪ la prueba de radón ♪ la salud la protege ♪ hazlo verde, verde, verde la prueba de radón es fácil. sólo llame al... eric: la produc

and interesting also that hillary clinton defended nancy reagan.was criticized for purchasing hundreds of thousands of dollars of china. and hillary clinton said, you know, she was doing -- she was bringing china to the white house. we didn't have a full set of china to use at a state dinner if it weren't for nancy reagan. >> kaeft anderson brouwer, thank you for being with us. you can catch the all new episode of "the '80s" at 9:00 eastern here on cnn. >> coming up bernie sanders trying to clarify today, dialing back -- maybe not dialing back. hillary clinton is responding. stay with us. (vo) beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. learn more at beyondpetfood.com as we age, certain nutrients longer than ever. become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12 and more vitamin d. you premium like clockwork. month after month. year a

i'm talking about former first lady nancy reagan... yet at mrs.neral, a different former flotus got in trouble for making this comment about h.i.v. aids. >> it may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about h.i.v. aids back in the 1980s. and because of both president and mrs. reagan, in particular mrs. reagan, we started a national conversation, when before, nobody talked about it. >> larry: it may be hard for you to remember, hillary, but ronald reagan didn't give a major speech about hiv/aids until 1987 years after it became a national epidemic. his refusal to talk about aids is one of the most memorable things about the '80s! right behind a young up-and-coming actor's star-making appearance in "the facts of life." mrs. garrett, i've been a police officer for three years, and before that i was a kid. i've heard just about everything. (cheers and applause) >> larry: i look exactly the same, you guys! (cheering) >> larry: hillary's comment caused a quick backlash from supporters in the l.g.b.t. community, an

quite right to highlight that one, nancy. we are seeing a continued move lower below that 110 handle. a lot of people saying that 110 is being valuated on the dollar-yen. some saying look out below. quite right it's having an impact on corporate japan. look at where the yen is right now. we're below 110. we're below 109, in fact. this is very bad news for corporate japan, for corporate profitability, especially for companies that have an externally facing business. so there are issues. interestingly, that correlation still firm between a stronger yen and a weaker market. the fact that some defensive sectors rallied today seemed to draw the sting from the overall impact. flat on the day, let's call it, for the nikkei 225. the real loss leaders were in mainland china. equities under pressure because of a three-month ban on share selling. that expires tomorrow. the market trying to front run the idea that we could see a barrage of selling on the market. also front run the idea of softer economic data. quite a fragmented market.

i'm very pleased to have the opportunity to -- to serve with nancy and to serve under nancy. here you are. you are the founder and creator of emily's list. >> guest: i call myself the pushy broad. got the job done. >> host: history is going to record you, of course, the founder, visionary who really understood even when you didn't know a lot of our politics. you just said something is wrong. something is wrong with this picture. and so not only were you a young woman, you know, welloff family. i don't know how you didn't end up, you know, being a republican, but you didn't. >> guest: that's what my mother said. [laughter] >> host: i'm sure. you went back to school and got an mba because you wanted to be able to exercise your business knowledge and you wanted to be able to even use your inheritance in a way that made -- you had the power to and the fortune to inherit money and you wanted to do it right. you were a determined woman. [laughter] >> i think we were so fortunate in a way because i graduated from college in 1969, it was at the height of the antiwar movement, civil r

doctora nancy: ellos tienen su mochila.anera saludable y verde. ♪ la prueba de radón ♪ la salud la protege ♪ hazlo verde, verde, verde la prueba de radón es fácil. sólo llame al... ismel: pero cuÁnto vas a pagar por un par de zapatos no se me ocurre preguntarle eso nadie. ocurre preguntarle eso nadie. para presionar aquí? si. listo. intuit turbotax. tu perro pudiera combatir las pulgas y garrapatas. pero como el no puede tu confias en frontline plus. porque frontline plus lanzá una fuerza matante que elimina pulgas y garrapatas, más los huevos y larvas de pulgas, previniendo nuevas infestaciones. es protección que dura 30 días completos. por esto, nos sorprende que frontline plus es recomendado por los veterinarios. después de todo, su perro es un amante no un luchador. frontline plus- recomendado por los veterinarios. ♪ ♪ karla: quiero aprovechar para mandar un saludo a nuestra gente en redes sociales que me dicen que estÁn muy activos. este es otro tema. hombre tÓxicos que acaban con tu cordura y tu autoestima. esa clase

nancy, you look good, too.esome. >> look great, nancy. >> thank you, charlie. always have to get color approval. >> purple is his new favorite color when you're wearing it. thank you, nancy. >>> "toimt tonight" will bring you a complete wrapup of the acm awards tonight. check your local listings. >> it will be fun. >>> he was the first to help us surf the web. aol co-founder steve case is in studio 57. he's hanging out with actors matthew perry and thomas lennon in the toyota green room. we'll see what's next for the internet and the odd couple. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. yeah. now you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? no. your insurance rates go through the roof... your perfect record doesn't get you anything. anything. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance

nancy, let me start with you. what's the purpose of these additional troops?t are they going to be doing on the ground? wh of 250ofe upwards special forces and support staff, medical staff and otherwise, and their job there is to build a capable, bigger, stronger syrian democratic forca that could eventually reclaim raqqa in syria, the islam's capital. their mission is to work with kurds and provide support and since raqqa is an ash city, they believe they need to be reclaim raqqa. >> sreenivasan: how likely is: that to happen? >> kurds are strong fighter. they lack depth, particularly demographic depth among the arab populations in raqqa. that's why nancy said the syrian democratic forces is a way to get the arab forces to work together with the kurds and hopefully, eventually, thee islamic state from raqqa.a >> sreenivasan: nancy, is the pentagon concerned about the increased militarybo activityea that's been happening from russia right now in the past few weeks? >> some people are and some aren't. they're having a hard time assessing with certainty whetheh

doctora nancy: es peligroso.le dijo, me hiciste el dÍa y el aÑo, el poder de una simple palabra le puede cambiar la vida, el dÍa a una persona, los invitamos a que hoy usen sus palabras con cuidado, tiene el poder de maldecir y el poder de bendecir, ya saben que nunca tienen idea del impacto que pueden tener en la vida de un ser humano. ismael: no se necesita ser famoso para tener el mismo efecto en otro ser humano, con un acto de gracias podemos producir milagros en la vida de otra persona. eric: el gran milagro de las redes sociales que lo utiliza el para ayudar a otra persona, en mi cuenta de instagram coloquÉ un mensaje porque tengo una amiga que pasa en un proceso de divorcio y estÁ incÓmoda y triste, y ese mensaje le llegÓ canto que me -tanto que me mandÓ un mensaje diciendo simplemente gracias. doctora nancy: una seÑora de 82 aÑos vino de venezuela a conocerme a mÍ, y me lo dijo en facebook, me cuido y ahora para los angeles, pero seÑora, llÁmeme que la quiero ver aunque sea en el aeropuerto. karl -karla m

nancy cordes is at clinton headquarters in philadelphia. nancy? >> reporter: scott, clinton's delegate lead is such that she can afford to lose several states tonight and still be in pretty good shape, but that's not likely to happen. she will likely end tonight with about 90% of the delegates she needs to clinch the nomination. and that has led some to wonder what the end game might be for bernie sanders, who has so far resisted all calls to either get behind clinton or at least the start going a little easier on her. he's in west virginia tonight, one of ten states that still have yet to vote, making the case that his campaign should go on. >> as of today, we have now won 16 primaries and caucuses all over this country. [cheering and applause] and with your help, we're going to win here in west virginia. >> reporter: clinton has not called for sanders to drop out, but she is starting to remind people, scott, of what a loyal party soldier sure was back in 2008 when she lost much more narrowly to president obama but got behind him and wholehearted

. >> and i'm nancy hulgrave. these are your headlines. >> reporter: exec board member tells me that the euro is the one adverse effect at present that could prompt the ecb to take rates lower but cautions against a currency war. >> there should not be, i would say, competitive devaluations. >>> italian banks lead gains in europe this morning, shrugging off an ugly session stateside, which saw the s&p sink into negative territory for the year. this after comments from fed chairs past and present. >>> damage control. the japanese finance minister saying that he is ready to intervene in the fx market in a bid to curve the rapid rise seen in the yen. >>> david cameron comes clean on tax. the u.k. prime minister admits profiting from an offshore fund set up by his father, which was revealed in the panama papers. >> samantha and i had a joint account. we owned 5,000 units, which we sold in january 2010. >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs." happy friday, everyone. >> happy friday. >> a very happy friday. fina

thank you, nancy. >> you're welcome. thank you. >>> in europe, votes carrying more than 200 people back to today from two greek islands. human rights groups are protesting. holly williams is on the greek long island of lesvos where she witnessed a deportation. >> reporter: what happened here today at the port in lesvos is extremely controversial and probably explains the heavy police presence. >> oh, no, don't. >> reporter: the cordon we and other journalists were held behind. the fact we were not allowed to speak with the people who are being loaded onto boats. european governments agree they want to stop or at least flow the influx of migrants. so far, more than 150,000 people have made the risk crossing from turkey to greece and more than 120 have died. human rights group say shipping people back to turkey could be illegal under international law. in recent days, migrants here in greece have rioted and even a breakout from a detention center for every person shipped back to turkey, europe will accep

this is the picture that you tweeted, nancy. we're just showing it. but see, this one has like bean sprouts and stuff. where does that come from? >> reporter: it's a little bit posh, i think. where i come from in detroit, we have a coney dog, which is a whole different thing. chili on top and the whole different works. we can have a competition when i get back. >> this has like a fish sauce. try it. it's delicious. the really red one. >> reporter: i'll put it on the list. >> nancy, thank you very much. go take a look at nancy's twitter page as well and check out the picture she tweeted. have fun for the rest of your stay in copenhagen. listen, coming up on the show, thanks to ted, we could be cruising towards a contested convention in the republican party. we're live from washington after this. we'll also get thoughts on how you should be positioning yourself in the markets right now. and we'll be talking about what's going on in argentina a bit later too. stay with us here on "street signs." your path to retirement... may not always be clear. but at

dominic, author of the lapd and the battle to redeem american policing, and women in politics with nancy:, author of "breakthrough." up sunday, more on the festival of books featuring author area on a huffington and talkshow host dennis, author of "the 10 commandments, still the best path to follow." and resides long talks about his book, zealot, the life and times of jesus of nether -- of nazareth. join us next saturday for our live coverage of the annapolis book festival. next, former vice president dick cheney talking about the role of vice president and the selection process. then, the state of manufacturing in the u.s.. cases" looks at miranda versus arizona, which required suspects to have their rights read before they were questioned. a conversation with former vice president dick cheney, former attorney general ed meese, and constitutional law deen douglas about choosing a running mate, the balance of power, and reflections on breaking and justice scalia. -- reflections on nancy reagan and justice scalia. this is one hour.

doctora nancy: estÁ con nosotros la doctora ana ansÍ -nancy Álvarez, ya se conocÍan.in rollo ni tapujos", tus hormonas deben estar asÍ o tu vida se afecta, como se mueve un carro con gasolina, y cada vez mÁs con electricidad, gracias a dios, se mueve el ser humano con sus hormonas, no sÓlo la mujer, tambiÉn el hombre, entonces cuando las hormonas estÁn asÍ, de deprimes, no duermes bien, estÁs irritables y miles de cosas que pasan que afectan tu salud. javier: ¿quÉ debemos hacer los hombres en estos casos?, sobre todo en el proceso de embarazo, tengo tres hijas, imagÍnate nada mÁs, ¿quÉ es lo que puede hacer el hombre, para apoyar no nada mÁs a la mujer sino tambiÉn a la relaciÓn para que no se enfrÍe, creo que es una responsabilidad hacer sentir a nuestras mujeres mÁs bellas que nunca, mÁs deseadas que nunca, en el proceso de embarazo? doctora nancy: eso es una decisiÓn, el hombre debe decidir y aunque no lo creas dedicarle tiempo a las mujeres, oÍrlas, porque no sÉ si te ha pasado a ti, porque recuerdo mi embarazo como que yo no era yo, y le habÍa prestado mi cuerpo

if he did not share it with the nancy, he did not share it with anyone.ver the thoughts in his head were, that you can only really project. jeff: what would ronald reagan make of the current political season? jacob: he would be absolutely appalled by what is happened to his republican party. the positives effects of reaganismquestion -- -- at the first debate, i think ronald reagan was invoked 40 two times, and god was only invoked 13 times, which gives you insight into the hierarchy at the republican party. but i think they venerate him because of his success. they don't necessarily follow his example very closely, either, in terms of his specific ideas or manner. jeff: why do you think you would be appalled by what is taking place right now? jacob: for two reasons. first of all, reagan believed the republican party should be inclusive. pro-immigration, the term amnesty comes from ronald reagan. he used it to describe his policies in positive terms. party'sd to widen the appeal. he rejected the idea of any nativism, xenophobia. i think the party's polici

. >> nancy co-foundnd it in newark in 2013.bay area nonprofit that allows deaf adults with other challenges. >> i feel so blessed i have been able to do something like this. >> nancy's own daughter is deaf with disabilities and she aged out of public education programs. nancy developed d pa c for academics and life skills to creative arts and exercise for six hours each day weekday. it is free for participants like emerald brown. >> i like zumba a lot. we dance all the time. >> about 30 a results go on weekly field trips and many staff members are also deaf and they pick up litter and volunteer at the food bank. >> there is steam builds. i am doing something worth while. >> not everyone knows sign language when they get here, but this is the place they can learn. >> good afternoon. thank you. >>> and communication leads to friendships. that is important to her son. >> they don't feel like an outcast. they feel like they are in the community and excited to be here. >> she can't thank nancy much. >> she knows how to work with the

doctora nancy: estamos menos locos de lo que creÍa. quÉ bien. adelitas, ¿quiÉnes son esos? >> son los seguidores, sin ellos no somos nada. johnny: eres el responsable de escribir. >> todos lo somos. johnny: ¿en quÉ se inspiran? >> los esperamos en todo. johnny: vienen a cantar no como debe ser, y les voy a presentar al grupo quinto sol que viene a cantar caminos antiguos, fuerte el aplauso! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ con agallas y valor ♪ hay ganas y corazÓn ♪ ♪ tiene su corazÓn ♪ ♪ venimos de la sierra donde las montaÑas lloran y de esos caminos donde las puertas se atoran ♪ ♪ caminos de mi guanajuato ♪ mi tierra es bonita como ninguna, como mi patria, solo hay una ♪ ♪ yo siempre digo, la vida es solo es un rato ♪ ♪ mi tierra no la olvide al corazÓn, alma alegre con mariachi ♪ ♪ cumbia y corazÓn ♪ ♪ virgen morena ♪ nacido guadalupano ♪ la mejor compaÑera ♪ siendo las heridas de mi tierra ♪ ♪ esa fue mi cuna, caminando comÍ madre bajo estrellas y la luna ♪ ♪ sÉ que mis padres siempre rezan para mÍ ♪ ♪ orgullosos darÍa la vida por mÍ ♪ ♪ yo harÍa lo mismo por mi

there's a lot of women they are making sure it's nancy pelosi. >> her and she patted nancy pelosi? she has done a phenomenal job. in my estimation with the speaker eyes experience and even before that, she emerges as perhaps the most powerful speaker that has ever led the house. and so, she's done a great job. >> guest: she is a brilliant strategist. and when she was elected leader when the people were going to challenge her, she had congressional delegation that was so big and then all of the women we help elect to the house when she was sworn in, there were 50 democratic women in the house on the floor that day she took office. i was there. i was so proud. >> she has been true to her after she's organized women. she is still tried to seek out women. she is doing emily's list are having to encourage women to run. >> that's right. how much money has emily's list raised? >> guest: they added it up and i think it's more than $400 million. it happens with all of the money. it's kind of amazing because when we started, they were not political donors. women didn't write checks to politi

nancy back to you. >> great interview. i didn't want to rub it in there but since you showed your allegiance, i'm actually a tottenham fan. feeling into the season this year. >> not gonna tell you mine though. >>> for more on how european soccer has become a swaggering success in the world of sport log on to cnbc com. >>> google says it looking forward to working with commission to demonstrate the design of its droid model. this after they were charged. >> we think that we have found wrong doing so that google is getting even stronger in search and making it more difficult for the newcomers, the invogtinnova and the customers in the end. >> -- is saying actually there are loads of google free droid devices. hundreds of millions of these things as well. it is a free set of open source software that they put on to these devices as well. and there is no prevention whatsoever for other apps to proliferate as well. that is what they are saying as well. and samsung and others have mobile phones with apps pre installed from googl

former ally james coming up and nancy reagan's longest serving chief of staff bush and donald trump delegate rona ronnie mcdaniel. brother of ron howard and ted cruz supporter. all of that coming straight ahead. don't miss it. we begin this morning on campaign trail. bat sl continuing this morning. trump is speaking out against the republican primary process claiming senator cruz is stealing the election from him. top party officials continue to standby the nomination process. >> we are millions of votes ahead, millions, and i'm hundreds of delegates ahead but the system, folks, it's rigged. it's a rigged disgusting dirty

nancy reagan was a very good wife and devoted to her husband. and eight years there was not one instance where she tried to interfere in policy or tried to influence the government. there was no doubt that she had definite ideas, she probably talked it to him at night. she was alert to people who she did not think were serving him well. the main thing she was concerned was that she did not -- he did not get overtired. that was the one time she would call over to the white house office and talk about scheduling. overall she was very important to him and very important to the country. the thing she did such as taking on the drug's campaign and talking with kids and education, it reinforced things that he was trying to do. she had been a real asset not only to him but to the country. -- you cannot have been nicer to me personally. i wanted to two reflect on antonin scalia up. guest: he was a giant. role and ismajor sadly going to be missed. our careers began at about the same time. we got to know each other over the years. friends and when , i was

if you want to see more leaders like harry reid and nancy pelosi, both of whom donald trump has given very, very big checks to, then donald trump is your guy. but whether it is donald trump or hillary clinton or john boehner, people are fed up with the corruption of washington that they all get rich and the working men and women of this country get left behind. i believe the people of indiana want someone who stands with the working man -- >> you see senator ted cruz trying to rally the troops in indiana. donald trump is campaigning in california, and you know what went down last night. it was a violent scene at that rally. a police car smashed by protesters. officers in riot gear trying to break up fights between trump supporters and those who want to keep him out of office. inside it was a very different characterization from the gop front-runner, however. >> let me just tell you about protesters. we have the safest place in the country to be is at a trump rally. believe me. it's the safest.

cordes, nancy, thank you. today, north carolina's governor slightly modified a new law that limits protections for gays and lesbians. but the law still requires transadjourned people to use public restrooms corresponding certificate. david begnaud is in raleigh. >> as mark twain says it's never wrong to do the right thing. >> reporter: two weekes after he voted for the bill, democratic state representative billy richardson says he wants the law repealed. >> i was wrong when i voted the way i did, and it was incumbent on me to stand up as a man and say i was wrong and fix it. >> shame, shame, shame. >> reporter: h.b.-2 has provoke aid storm of criticism from gay, lesbian, and trand gender groups who say it discriminated against them. social conservatives have been vocal in their support, but it has had an immediate impact on the state's bottom line. businesses in the capital of raleigh have already lost more than $700,000 from canceled events, another 16 groups are considering cancellations worth about $24 mill

doctora nancy: tiene edad. para picar no para jartarse. karla: me encantÓ, vamos a la pausa y regresamos. ismael: o sea que no esta para planificar tu vida, sino vivir el presente. karla m: Éxitos, laura disfrÚtalo. karla: vamos a la pausa y venimos con un tema caliente, ¿quÉ harÍan ustedes y sus padres los juzgan o los critican por las decisiones que toman a la hora de crÍar a sus hijos?, aquÍ una se encendiÓ y tiene (perro) mmm, beneful healthy weight...tan rico... y bajo en calorías. sigo en forma y tan atractivo como siempre. los piropos que escucho a diario no mienten. (vo) beneful healthy weight es una deliciosa mezcla baja en calorías que a tu perro le encantará, con arroz integral, pollo y un toque de vegetales y manzanas. ojalá que seas muy rico. rico a más no poder. suéñalo. renuncia a todo para lograrlo. y cuando lo encuentres, disfrútalo. ♪ dipor culpa de unnar pañal abultado..... es hora de bailar libremente... gracias a los pampers cruisers... ...el primer y único pañal... ...que ayuda a distribui

nancy, bernie sanders needs an upset. he has come back from behind before?>> sure has. 10 points down in michigan last month ended up beating hillary clinton there. but hillary clinton was not a former senator from michigan. she is definitely got the home field advantage here. out campaigning with both of the state senators today. she was with new york city's mayor over the weekend. governor cuomo is a vocal supporter. what bernie sanders is hoping is that new yorkers will see footage of the huge rallies he is doing. 25,000 just yesterday in brooklyn, say, "gosh those people must be on to something." >> clinton's campaign style has been very different. >> much more retail politician. hit a car wash today. went and drank tea, stopped for ice cream. much more in favor of one-on-one. make for great pictures too. we'll find out tomorrow if people like that personal approach. >> major, what would a mean win for trump in new york? >> reset the narrative. regain momentum. what's the narrative been, losing delegates here and to ted cruz, arguing with the rnc about r

we'll know in 24 hours nancy. >> we'll await the results.nks for joining us. >> meanwhile the focus may be on the next president but president barack obama is still full swing in his travel schedule and set to visit germany and the uk this week. phil hawn is running us through exactly what you can expect from the visit. >> reporter: for probably the last time as acting president of the united states barack obama is touring europe. specifically the united kingdom. obama's position on a potential brexit grabs the most attention. believed to --. some believe he could use this trip to weigh in on the debate. in germany obama will visit hanover mesa. and attention may be diverted to the refuge and migrant crisis. merkel's --. but it won't be all work and no fun. obama may have to sing happy birthday as he privately lunches with queen elizabeth the ii a day after she turns 90 >> that's something i would love to see, president obama singing happy birthday to the queen. >>> now expected to hit back at that government report details the risks of a br

here's nancy cordes. >> our campaign today has the momentum.eering and applause] >> reporter: sanders drew one of the largest crowds of his campaign last night, more than 15,000 people in greenwich village, but he admitted clinton still has the edge. >> and this is a tough race for us. >> reporter: clinton's large lead in pledged delegates is poised to grow next tuesday, which has sanders' supporters increasingly eyeing superdelegates, the roughly overwhelmingly back clinton but are free to switch. one sanders' supporter even posted a superdelegate hit list online, complete with name, e-mail addresses and phone numbers. >> how until hell could you sponsor hillary over bernie? you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: akilah ensley is one of many superdelegates who say they've been deluged with hostile facebook messages and e-mails. >> there have been some rude names used. there's been a knock at my character and my intelligence as to why i would be supporting someone that they see as the establishment. >> reporter: the sanders' campaign s

nancy, thank you. well, no republican has served as speaker of the house longer than dennis hastert. during the clinton and george w. bush years, he was second in line to the presidency. today dean reynolds was in the courtroom as hastert admitted for the first time to being a serial child molester. >> reporter: withered and wheelchair-bound, former speaker of the house dennis hastert came to federal court for a public shaping he brought on himself. in the courtroom, hastert finally admitted he had molested boys on the yorkville high school wrestling team he coached decades ago. "what i did was wrong," he said, "and i regret it." judge thomas durkin suggested that was not enough. "nothing is more stunning than having serial child molester and speaker of the house in the same sentence," the judge said. zachary fardon is the u.s. >> mr. hastert's legend and legacy are gone, and in its place are a broken, humiliated man. that is as it should be. >> reporter: six months ago hastert pleaded guilty to violat