paula jones will react. the mainstream media shrouds itself in moral superiority against donald trump but defend all things clinton. take accusation about an alleged consensual encounter between trump and stormy daniels and turn it into a weeks long scandal. they almost ignored all of the allegations against bill clinton. rape, groping, touching. kissing against one woman's will. exposing yourself. when it comes to bill clinton, okay, they won't fixate on any of. it but every detail of a consensual relationship against donald trump. journal is dead. our next top story that the media won't talk about tonight. that's their narrative of the trump and russian collusion narrative suffered another blow. the trump administration announced they are kicking out 60 russian diplomats. and's russian consulate in seattle was ordered to close. the expelled russian have 7 days to leave this country. while president trump takes serious action against russia, you might remember when the mainstream media predicted that donald

paula radcliffe's achievement remains among the best in athletics history but the race is on, and withhe year paula radcliffe's rain is ended. now the boxing, the huge heavyweight unification out between anthony joshua and joseph parker is less than three days away. 80,000 people watched on in cardiff's principality stadium with world titles on the line, in what was another step towards unifying the division titles. they will impose a threat. ifi titles. they will impose a threat. if i make a mistake, they are going to capitalise. that is why i want to work hard and improve because i do not want to give them that chance, so i'm not going to sit here and say it is not a possibility, but i make the possibility slim to none weighttraining, focusing, and being in the best shape physically and mentally. it did not really come to my mind how big it was going to be, but i've had 24 fights and have enjoyed them more but this is on another level, but i'm just trying to treat it as another fight, it is another fighter. it is happening in front of 80,000 people, that i am excited to be fighting i

paula jones, why need to broderick. good to see you both.ou have a new book that came out, i have a copy, i have an autographed copy -- >> come i have it. >> sean: you better put some ice on that. how i survived being raped by bill clinton. what's amazing about this -- have you ever been interviewed on "60 minutes"? >> no. never. cnn, msnbc. >> sean: you've never been interviewed by cnn, msnbc, 60 minutes. >> never. >> sean: it was hard to get it on nbc was lisa myers, who i know wanted to air her interview with you. to you, and all my years -- 23 years at fox, 30 years in radio -- you actually write about some of this in the book, it was the hardest interview you've ever done. >> that's right. and you were the second interview that i had done and the last. of course there was one in between. but when you came to my home with all of your people and sat down,pl i never thought about ts being as the emotional to you as it was to me. but we sat down and as i began to tell you the horrific events -- >> sean: a brutal rape. >> and i began to tell

i'm trying to find good news, paula. really am. >> you're here and that's good news. >> all right. >> it brings a smile to our face. >> thank you, sam, i appreciate it. ron is off this morning. we're very sad about that, but there are some other stories making headlines this morning including this. gunfire provoking chaos at a mall near cleveland, ohio. the shopping center placed on lockdown as authorities and fbi agents surrounded the area and police say the victim who was shot in the leg was targeted intentionally. there's a suspect in custody. >>> there was also a shooting in thousand oaks, california, which put a mall there on lockdown. police say a man shot and killed his ex-wife before turning the gun on himself. he is now in critical condition. >>> and in butler, wisconsin, just outside milwaukee, police catching a wild chase involving five teenagers in a stolen car. >> 30 miles per hour. >> a civilian doing what police say you should never do in that situation. a man in a white truck jumps a median right in front

save us, paula. >> i'll save you guys. jimmy kimmel has his work cut out for him. i don't think anybody has a tougher job than him trying to navigate through a tricky political landscape as well as me too and times up. when it comes to me too and times up, i wouldn't expect kimmel to go there. that will most likely be addressed by ashley judd. and salma hayek. two of the harvey weinstein accusers. they are presenting. as for getting political, take a look at what kimmel says. >> reporter: the finishing touches in gold. the red carpet rolled out. hollywood's biggest night just hours away. jimmy kimmel is taking on hosting duties for the second year in a row with the current political climate along with the me too and times up movement, it will be a balancing act for the comic. >> are you nervous at all you'll strike the right tone? >> i do worry about that. i have a tendency to not strike the right tone in my life. so, you know, i think about that. >> you got very political over the last year. is it safe to say you'll get p

good morning to you, ron. >> hi there, paula. welcome back. >> thank you. >> dan, good morning to you. adrienne. thank you very much. sam, good morning to you. and good morning, everyone. >>> we begin with the united nations security council meeting in an emergency session last night condemning the violence between israeli forces and palestinian protesters in gaza. on friday, thousands of palestinians marched to the gaza border to protest an israeli border blockade. israeli forces fired on protesters killing at least 15. palestinians have vowed to stage demonstrations for the next six weeks. friday marks the deadliest day in gaza since 2014. >>> in florida, the widow of the pulse nightclub shooter has been acquitted of all charges. the jury reached the verdict following a two-week trial in federal court. noor salman had been accused of helping her husband omar mateen plan the deadly terror attack that killed 49 people in orlando, florida, in june 2016. salman broke down in tears when that verdict was announced. >>> and new this m

what she wanted then was to be closer to family, meaning big sister paula. >> she originally just thoughth, there's no way i could be a cocktail waitress. i don't even drink." >> reporter: but in a casino town, a cocktail waitress could make good money. so now, at 46, she was a veteran. >> and she would laugh. shauna laughed at herself a lot. and she would laugh at herself, and, you know, she'd say, "well, i still don't know, you know, what these cocktails are. you know, i -- i just order 'em and they give them to me and i go take them to the -- the people." >> reporter: but she was good at it. everybody could see that. >> all the customers loved shauna so much. >> why? >> she was a sweet person. >> beautiful. >> reporter: she made close friends. a work family, really, including kelly chapman and stephanie vargas. time, i was in the -- i was at one of the bars and i saw her walk by. every single head turned on that bar watching her walk by. and i remember thinking, i'm like, "why don't i look like her?" because men, women, they -- they just loved her. >> reporter: but no one loved her qui

dan, paula. >> yeah, severe backlog. thank you, tara, for your reporting from d.c. >>> we want to turn to another political story that broke overnight. president trump's legal team making moves in the case of porn star stormy daniels who was allegedly paid not to speak publicly about an affair with him before he was president. >> overnight we learned that trump's team now wants the case moved to federal court and they now say daniels owes the president $20 million for breach of contract. abc's kenneth moton is also in washington this morning. kenneth, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. this is a big development considering up to this point it appears president trump had kept his distance from the legal fight to keep the adult entertainment star quiet. this morning, president trump publicly joining the stormy daniels court battle for the first time. the president and longtime attorney michael cohen filed paperwork to move daniels' lawsuit to federal court. a personal lawyer for the president sa

she brought along her coach paula strasberg wife of the actor studio director least rosberg. also on set was her husband playwright arthur miller who strapped for cash had talked her into doing the movie but marilyn hated the sexual innuendo and the heroine's name sugar . it was the recipe for a nightmare shoot. and that. arthur miller. the picture was terrible and he thought she should be playing. the virgin mary or someone. were arthur miller was i thought. now second day of shooting with barrel that he knowing is going to have trouble marilyn did the first scene in a movie where she walked out of the train station and went really well they yelled cut she looked at paula's stress work to get to see if she did it right. so we said let's do it again and let's do it again so they did it again and just before we said cut and he looked at paul a playful barrel of it he said how is that for you paula and political. if it was ok to look. after that paula never struck a nose at it she was a very disagreeable woman and caused a lot of trouble for chorale with. over my would hula hoo

how was that for you paula and political. if it was ok to look. after that paula never stuck a nose at it she was a very disagreeable woman and caused a lot of trouble for chorale with a dumbbell and over a motley who led us to relax. and really. get outta here i don't think she made a move without ali no she never did when she finished the scene paula was always in the back in this big shroud she used to wear like it is like a burka you know if she were brown adds after each scene marilyn would look straight back at paula and you could see paul and she did the go yes or no and it was no we shoot it again. whether liam pala strasberg thought she really had an acting potential or whether they thought that they would get a great deal of publicity if they took her in which they did they took her in. the strasburg's became the parents marilyn never ham. you're. wilder faced another challenge how would he bring josephine and daphne to life how would he make women out of the two male leads tony curtis and jack lemmon tony curtis th

dan, paula. >> again, that special election on tuesday.remarks thank you for your reporting this morning. >> dan, i know you spent a good deal of time in this pennsylvania district. what was your impression? >> i spent time the rick saccone the republican candidate. he's a really interesting guy. he spent time in iraq. getting involved in interrogations. he's lived in north korea. he's been a professor. he's a state rep. he calls himself trump before trump. this is the back of his campaign car where we spoke at length. the democratic candidate, however, conor lamb, did not want to talk to the national media. he's really trying to keep a low and local profile. we did, however, spend a bunch of time with his supporters. these are some union voters. here we are in the suburbs. we're in a fancy suburb outside pittsburgh where they're strongly anti-trump. many of these women say they are now first time political activists because of trump. >> that seems to be driving them to the polls. so, we want to bring in abc's chief white house corresponde

lewinsky at the moment that the question was asked by paula jones' attorneys right there in front of webber wright, that it was technically true. >> i just want to make sure i understand, mr. president. do you mean today that because you were not engaging in sexual activity with ms. lewinsky during the deposition, that the statement of mr. bennett might be literally true? >> no, sir. i mean that at the time of the deposition, it had been...that was well beyond any point of improper contact between me and ms. lewinsky. >> it did more to damage his image than anything throughout the entire process. >> the use of the word "is" might have a perfectly appropriate legal defense in a brief written by his lawyer. but it was not the right way to approach testimony in front of a grand jury that would be seen by the whole world. >> he knew that there was a lot of evidence about it and that he was left really to sort of split hairs with the meaning of the word "is." >> it would become the defining moment of the entire ordeal. >> people remember the sound bite and the look on his face when he gav

paula, what do we know about the first lady's reaction to the interview? r reporter: well, so far the first lady has not responded to the interview, but shortly after it aired, her spokeswoman tweeted a reminder that the trumps' son is a minor and should be left out of news stories. the first lady is expected to spend the week at mar-a-lago for her son's spring break. >> glor: paula reid at the white house. paula, thanks. it is believed to be the largest u.s. expulsion of russian diplomats ever. the country ordered 60 out today in response to the poisoning in the u.k. in all at least 121 countries have now thrown out more than 135 russians. here's chip reid. >> reporter: 48 intelligence officers based at if russian embassy in washington have been ordered by the trump administration to leave the u.s. within one week, along with another 12 russians based at the united nations in new york. it's part of a coordinated action with more than 20 u.s. allies to send more than 130 russians home. the purpose is to punish russia for its alleged use of a ckemical agent

here is what paula jones told me.ake a look. >> we did some small talk and then he started kind of getting a little comfortable and trying to -- he said that he loved the way my hair flowed down my back of my clothes and he liked my perms. he leaned up and pulled me up towards him and was going to try to kiss on me. then i tried to distract him again. i was trying -- i thought what am i doing? my mind is racing. i said, well, i may need to be going. next thing i know he sit down, pulled down his pants, his whole, everything. and he was exposed and i said i'm not that kind of girl. and i need to be getting back to my desk. >> sean: in the era of me too that's not consensual. here is another thing the media won't tell you about he lost money out of out-of-court settlement, that scandal resulted in five year suspension of bill clinton's law license and he was impeached. then there is kathleen willey. she says that in the oval office, bill clinton groped and grabbed and fondled and kissed kathleen willey against her will.

here is what paula jones told me.ake a look. >> we did some small talk and then he started kind of getting a little comfortable and trying to -- he said that he loved the way my hair flowed down my back of my clothes and he liked my perms. he leaned up and pulled me up towards him and was going to try to kiss on me. then i tried to distract him again. i was trying -- i thought what am i doing? my mind is racing. i said, well, i may need to be going. next thing i know he sit down, pulled down his pants, his whole, everything. and he was exposed and i said i'm not that kind of girl. and i need to be getting back to my desk. >> sean: in the era of me too that's not consensual. here is another thing the media won't tell you about he lost money out of out-of-court settlement, that scandal resulted in five year suspension of bill clinton's law license and he was impeached. then there is kathleen willey. she says that in the oval office, bill clinton groped and grabbed and fondled and kissed kathleen willey against her will.

whether liam paula strasberg thought she really had an acting potential or whether they thought that they would get a great deal of publicity if they took her in which they did they took her in. and the strasburg's became the parents marilyn never hand you're. wilder faced another challenge how he bring josephine and daphne to life how would he make women out of the two male leads tony curtis and jack lemmon tony curtis the athletic handsome young man from brooklyn displayed a convincing feeling for sexual ambiguity i watch of a man anymore. i was maybe more of a girl i could be saved like when i saw how people treated me pulled their chairs out jacket and i like on the set we would be waiting to work we loved it and there's joey browed waving at us. and flowers come. you know it was. really suck that we got suckered into it you know who we were strong men but all of a sudden move through you know it it became a double standard fully for jack and for me when we got tony and i what we thought were the right make ups deli said ok says now we were on the samuel goldwyn lot where we shop

paula?reporter: this morning, federal law enforcement officials arrested three men from illinois on gun charges but say they are also suspected in the bombing of a minnesota mosque last summer, as well as the attempted bombing of an abortion clinic in november. the darl al-farooq islamic center in bloomington was bombed early on saturday, august 5. no one was hurt in the explosion as it happened shortly before morning prayers. the mosque primarily serves somalis in the minneapolis area. at the time, witnesses claim they saw someone throw something from a truck or van before the blast, and then saw the vehicle speed away. ede governor of the state called the bombing an act of terrorism. jeff. >> glor: all right, paula reid for us tonight on this breaking news. paula, thank you. boston was hit by a blizzard as another powerful nor'easter moves along the east coast tonight. some parts of new england could get two feet of snow. logan airport was mostly empty, 75 percent of flights were canceled,

>> glor: paula reid in our d.c. bureau. paula, thank you. today the president stood by his plan to put tariffs on imported steel and aluminum as he faces criticism from the highest levels of his own party. major garrett is at the white house with more on this. major? >> reporter: jeff, president trump focuses on china when he talks about trade deficits, but china provides less than 1% of annual u.s. steel imports. far larger suppliers, allies like canada, south korea, japan and mexico, all of whom fear tariffs and what they can sometimes bring. riffre you going to back down on the tariffs? >> no, we're not backing down. >> reporter: president trump said he will press ahead with tariffs on all imports of steel and aluminum. details are pending, but mr. trump has threatened a 25% tax on steel and a 10% tax on aluminum, all in the name of protecting u.s. manufacturers. >> i don't think there's a problem. i don't think you're going to have a trade war, no. >> reporter: in a rare split, house speaker paul ryan fears precisely that. countries hit

brian: here is paula white based in florida.la white: so, at the beginning of this year i want you to make a commitment. the first hours of your day give to god. i want you to spend time in prayer. i want you to spend time on his word but it's crucial because he says do not come before me empty handed. for your first fruits offering and first fruits the full of, it's not the tithe; tithe is one-tenth of your gross income, it's the first tenth not just any tenth that's why it redeems the course but the first fruit is the whole of. many of us bring one day. some of us bring one week. some of us bring an entire months' salary because we understand the principle of all firsts belong to god. brian: who made up the 10 percent tithe? kate: well, there's all kinds of scriptural precedent for money that goes first back to the faith community and there's a lot of argument about spiritual math how much whether it's 10 percent. what you can see there with first fruits is a kind of thickening of categories that the prosperity gospel develops

with paula jones, it was actual behavior that was being alleged, you know, individually toward him. in fact this one almost kind of recalls much more the suit right now pending by summer zervos against donald trump that has to do with groping and tee famation. in both, president trump could be asked to testify but there's a little bit more of a parallel with paula jones. >> in california the motion filed in federal court by team stormy, do you think the move, mark, is it a total stunt from avenatti or does this truly, truly get trump closer to seeing the inside of a courtroom? >> my prediction of what's going to happen, they're going to compel arbitration. the federal judge will grant the motion to compel arbitration. they'll go over to probably adr, a local l.a. dispute resolution place. that judge will impose sanctions under the arbitration agreement and stormy daniels is going to have not only to pay back the money that she got but she's probably going to have to pay some amount of money for v violating the agreement. i don't think there's a whole lot here. at the same time what

>> i think we can get a paula faris delivery which is even better. >> paula. >> yo, paula. >> abc's coverageat 1:00 eastern. we're going heavy on this thing with "countdown to the oscars" hosted by the aforementioned paula faris, as well as chris connelly and at 4:30 we'll be live on facebook, then it's oscars opening ceremony live from the red carpet at 6:30 eastern and the oscars itself starts at 8:00 eastern, a half hour earlier than usual. write that down, cecilia vega, plus, a complete wrap-up monday on "gma" so we're going light on this. >> so you're saying the oscars are tomorrow? >> yes. that's kind of whittling it down to the headline. >> we'll be back with "pop news." ll be back with "pop news." [silence] [click] why is the screen empty?! thank you! espresso! blonde! starbucks! take a momwith lindor.d... smooth, melting, crafted by the lindt master chocolatiers. whenever, wherever. lindor, from lindt. life's too short for ordinary chocolate. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works in just one week. with the fastest reti

. >>> sÍ maria paula y sabes como ocurriÓ en parkland como ha ocurrido en el sur de california donde tÚ en los ultimos aÑos la masacre de san bernardino aunque no eran jÓvenes, fue una masacra con un arma de alto poder esta Última en el 2014 en sabnta bÁrbara cuando este sgjoven abriÓ fuego matÓ a 6 personas ayhhÍ pasado dolor >>> sÍ en california han vivido en masacre en isla vista y hace meses en las vegas aunque no se trataba de estudiantes directamente el ataque no fue

dan and paula? >> mary, thank you. >>> as some critics, as you know, on the left have accused the president of agreeing to sit down with the north korean dictator, in part, as a way to get the news media to focus on something other than the russia investigation. >> on friday, a former trump campaign aide, sam nunberg appeared before a grand jury. this just days after appearing on a series of cable news shows to say he would not be cooperating. but he did. tara palmeri has more. from washington where she spoke to nunberg. tara, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. sam nunberg spent 5 1/2 hours testifying before the grand jury. he blew past reporters. but sat down with abc news for his first interview since meeting with the special counsel. he's a former campaign aide to then-candidate trump. sam nunberg fired six weeks into the presidential campaign. but this morning, special prosecutors in the russia probe see him as a witness. >> i was there a long time. and they have a lot of que

ochoa estuvo en uno de ellos, marÍa paula, tenemos mucha curiosidad, ¿ quÉ es lo que viste?.sante, se realiza a unas 20 millas de aquÍ, estoy en san diego y esto lo hacen en tijuana en la lÍnea de divisiÓn entre mÉxico y estados unidos, lo mÁs interesante es ver que los asistentes al tour son en 100% estadounidenses, algunas personas manejaron varias horas para llegar hasta el cruce fronterizo y ahÍ caminar hasta el lado de tijuana que es donde se reÚne el grupo, hacen un recorrido a lo largo de toda la frontera, el atractivo es precisamente los prototipos del muro fronterizo que planea construir el gobierno del presidente trump, esta agencia de turismo que se llama turista libre se dio cuenta que habÍa muchÍsima curiosidad de parte de los estadounidenses de verde qÉe se trata el prototipo, como esÁa restringido el lado de estados unidos para verlos, ¿por quÉ no traerlos a tijuana para que vean los prototipos? fue una experiencia increÍble, bastante curiosa y muy interesante, y todos los detalles completos los tenemos a las 6:30 de la tarde en el noticiero de telemundo, regre

porque nosotros vivimos en ese sufrimiento y que ya, ya no mÁs. >> la lucha sigue en los Ángeles, marÍa paulas, mÉxico, por la muerte de 2 niÑos en medio de un enfrentamiento. >> las autoridades tienen otra versiÓn. >> vÍctor silva informa. >> son los gritos de una mujer luchan luchandopor resguardar a su familia. >> el llanto de un niÑo. >> es un enfrentamiento entre un grupo del crimen organizado y elementos de la secretarÍa de marina la madrugada del domingo en ta ta tamaulipas. >> 3 miembros de su familia que se dirigÍan a su familia. >> mi niÑo pidiÓ mi ayuda que estaba de sangrando. >> 2 niÑas fallecieron junto a su madre su padre se encuentra herido en el hospital las familias responsabilizan a la marina de dispararles sigue el aire >>> le tiraron desde el helicÓptero y cuando ya dijeron que ellos estaban muertos y dijimos nos equivocamos, era una familia. >> la secretaria de marina se deslindo informÓ que los impactos de bala fueron a causa de fuego cruzado. >> y se tratÓ de 3 emboscadas en donde hubieron 4 civiles muertos y un oficial caÍdo. >> pone en preocupaciÓn porque no es la pr

lewinsky occurred during the time of the paula jones case.oath about it and was trying to undermine a federal criminal investigation. >> the judge ordered mr. clinton to pay for ms. jones' legal fees. the judge will refer the information to the arkansas supreme court for appropriate disciplinary action. >> while clinton awaited his punishment for civil contempt, the independent counsel statute hit its 5-year mark and, consequently, its expiration date. >> the reason that that statute was allowed to expire was due, in large part, to criticism of the ken starr investigation. >> we were operating within the specific grant of authority given by the attorney general appointed by president clinton. >> the independent counsel statute was not thereafter renewed with members of both parties feeling that that was the right outcome for that law. >> the problem with the independent counsel statute, as a lot of us see it, is that it could go wherever it wanted to, and, to some extent, you can understand it. if they come get evidence that the president lie

and i want to kind of jump to you paula with some of what we just heard from teddy of course i know that you have dealt with sexual abuse within the u.n. system as teddy said this is not specific to oxfam and you know before i let you explain to us if there are any overlaps there i want to draw your attention to denver and cuba on twitter who says that you know there are many reasons why the narrative persists it all stems from the elitist mentality ingrained into source nations and it's premised on a colonial mindset workers inadvertently inherit this approach and must be trained to treat those in need with respect does that ring true to you and what can you share with us about any overlaps you've witnessed. it definitely rings true everything that i've heard spoken so far rings true in the united nations is certainly the most high profile organization in the world that's been rightly accused of sexual exploitation and abuse and it has to be said that the united nations interacts with all these international non-governmental organizations on the ground there many of them are implementin

. >> marÍa paula ochoa, hablÓ con ella. >> trabajando en su propio bufet de abogados, lisbet subiÓ unhe vivido. >> esta dreamer que llegÓ como indocumentada a los 14 aÑos y ha puesto el pecho por los inmigrantes es tambiÉn ahora miembro del comitÉ de becas, busca que su aporte abra la universidad para estudiantes de bajos recursos. >> dar ideas y ampliar la voz de los indocumentados que somoss muchos pero no tenemos acceso a lugares como este comitÉ. >> es la primera indocumentada en estar en este puesto. el anuncio lo dio el presidente del senado luego de la visita del presidente trump a esta ciudad. >> mientras el presidente se concentra en el muro, nosotros nos preocupamos de los estudiantes. >> con su voz nos van a poder escuchar a todos los que estamos teniendo esta situaciÓn y queremos ser profesionales. >> lisbet ha recibido ayuda de manos amigas para cumplir sus sueÑos y ahora espera ser esa mano. >> en los Ángeles, marÍa paula ochoa noticias telemundo. ¿ quÉ le parece? un bofo, resultÓ el ganador ahora che de los 457 millones de dÓlares del power ball, vendrÁ la presentaciÓn

paula reid is following this story. paula? >> reporter: the city of baltimore says part of its 911 dispatch system was hacked over t e weekend by an unknown actor. the breech lasted 17 hours. the mayor's office says the system that was breached supports 911 and 311 emergency 1ystems. now, she emphasizes this was a limited breech and that critical crvices were not impacted or disrupted. now, the breech forced details from incoming callers to be relayed manually. they're usually relayed electronically. the affected server was isolated atedsystems have been and systems have been restored. the f.b.i. is aware of the breech and they are assisting local officials with that investigation. but this baltimore incident comes on the heels of thursday's ransomware attack in atlanta, where after six days the government finally told employees to turn their computers back on, however, many city employees are still without access to email or the internet. jeff, ransomware has become a growing problem as hackers target government service, scho

la reseÑa la tiene marÍa paula ochoa. >>> recibiÓ su oscar a mejor director por the chape of water. >>> es cuarta vez en 5 aÑos que un mexicano se lleva esta estatuilla nunca como anoche, mÉxico conquistÓ el escenario del teatro dolby. primero con la historia de amor de una chica muda y un monstruo, y luego con la tierna historia con el dÍa de los muertos. >>> viva latinoamÉrica. coco. >>> se llevÓ 2 galardones incluyendo mejor pelÍcula animada. >>> nombre completo. la pelÍcula chilena una mujer fantÁstica se llevÓ la estatuilla a la mejor pelÍcula extranjera. >>> es un honor remate ar a mi paÍs, a chile, a la lengua espaÑola en este caso. >>> el asunto estÁ en tramito. >>> su protagonista es la primera actriz trangÉnero es presentar una premio de la academia. >>> y salma hayek, isa gonzÁlez y eugenio derbez brillaron en el escenario. >>> miguel y natalia la fur ca de, viva mÉxico. >>> enseÑamos lo que somos y bri llames por todo lo que somos. >>> la atenciÓn que puso la am de del talento hispano piensan expertos que consideran la entrega de anoche como un logro chir logro histÓrico p

>> glor: paula, thanks very much. stay with us, because on another matter, the lawyer m presenting adult film actress d onmy daniels said on "cbs this morning" today, he wants to question the president under oath about that non-disclosure agreement. michael avenatti filed a motion to that affect today. paul last, what does he want the ask president trump, and how likely is he to get that chance? >> reporter: well, avenatti is arguing that $130,000 non- disclosure agreement that his client signed is part of an effort to affect the election and could've violated federal law. he's asking to put the president under oath and ask what the president knew about that agreement and why it happened when it did. in his motion, he notes that former president bill clinton had to be deposed about things that happened before he entered the white house, and he cites supreme court precedent that says presidents don't have any protection from civil lawsuits about things that happen before they enter the white house. up until now, this w

i mean, remember when bill clinton was deposed in the paula jones case. that led to his downfall, as we all know, because he lied in that deposition. that eventually led to his impeachment. so the this, as jim was pointing out, could be more perilous for the president than even russia because thissing happ could hap sooner. >> if, in fact, it goes forward. what are the chances, michael, that it will? >> this is a distinguishable case from jones versus clinton in this respect. the motion that was filed by stormy daniels' lawyer is a motion for declaratory judgment. that is, is this a contract that's valid? and secondarily, defamation. the judge would have to decide first whether he or she needs discovery, a deposition, in order to determine whether this is a valid contract. if the court can say on its face, this contract is valid or invalid, you may not get to a discovery stage. with respect to the defamation kags, that's against cohen only and not the president. so we're one step removed from knowing whether or not discovery will be ordered against the pr

paula ¿pero se enjuaga tanrca de jabó bien como dove?ños. ella vio algo inesperado en su jabón.omportamiento de equipaje de mano cuando al aterrizar no respiraba, la aerolÍnea se disculpÓ y les ofreciÓ una compensacion y dicen que no es suficiente, diego arias, con la denuncia. >> se llamaba coquito tanto asÍ que lo llevaron en paseo de nueva york a houston sin saber que el vuelo de retorno terminarÍa en tragedia. >> lo golpeaba, joseyo, coquito respira. >> que presuntamente le dijo que su perro debÍa de ir en donde se ponen las maletas de mano. >> estÁ cargado y habÍa turbulencia y estaba oscuro. >>> >>> francÉs. en problemas respiratorios >>> poner las maletas arriba es un crimen, no puede respirar oxÍgeno. >> la compaÑÍa united dice: sn (comunicado en pantalla). >>> 18 fallecieron en aviones de la aerolÍnea la misma compaÑia aÉrea acaba de reconocer que por error enviaron un perro. establecen que si la mascota es pequeÑa debe de viajar en un portamascota s. >> si es grande en el a i ra de carga. >> pero jamÁs en el comportamiento superior. >> era como un hermano. >> en nueva

good morning, paula. >> reporter: hello, dave. it's a very good question, and it's probably one that north korea is asking itself at this point. we still haven't had any kind of public response from pyongyang since the u.s. president said yes to that meeting with kim jong-un. of course, we know that rex tillerson was more positive about engagement with north korea. he had publicly disagreed with his boss, donald trump, in the past about korea. mike pompeo, director of the cia, is more hard-line in his policy. we've heard him publicly say he supports regime change in north korea. of course when he, if he does become confirmed for the secretary of state position, his personal position could well change to be more in line with the u.s. president. but there are some concerns as to what this actually means for this meeting that's coming up. we also know the south korean foreign minister is on her way or will be tomorrow on her way to washington. she was supposed to meet with mr. tillerson. she'll now meet with the deputy secretary of s

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tiene la fuerza para tumbarlas. >> la madre naturaleza no reconoce fronteras. >> en tijuana, marÍa paulario, segÚn cifras kel mismo departamento de seguridad nacional, la patrulla fronteriza arrestÓ a mÁs de 26.000 indocumentados en febrero es decir, un aumento del 42% respecto a febrero del 2017. >> en a aquel momento lo que generaba la llegada de trump a la casa blanca hoy regresÓ a niveles similares. >> beneficiarios de tps y sus hijos presentaron una demanda por la decisiÓn de terminar con el programa. >> la querella asegura que la actual administraciÓn ha hecho una interpretaciÓn de las leyes que interpreta, casi 200 mil in muy y grants serÁn o grigds a salir de estados unidos, muchos de ellos despuÉs de vivir por mÁs de 20 aÑos incluso forzando a hijos ciudadano de abandonar el Único paÍs que conocen. >> al regresar el presidente trump borra sus promesas de poner restricciones a la venta de armas. >> cientos de parejas desconsoladas por las fallas detectadas en la congelaciÓn de Óvulos y embriones en 2 clÍnicas del paÍs. >> entrevista con la que tiramos abajo un muro de mÁs de 30 a

versus paula jones in your motion. why is that relevant? >> it's the supreme court precedent. the supreme court decided that a sitting president could be deposed in a civil matter. if that was the law then, it is the law now. >> joe conason, author of "the hunting of the president," are we right back where we were before of people saying why doesn't trump just admit it rather than submit himself to a deposition that would be made public? >> joy there are a lot of parallels. not everything is parallel, but there's a frightening parallel, i think, for trump where the stormy daniels case and this -- these lawsuits, multiple lawsuits that are emerging now could somehow converge with the mueller investigation, which is what happened to clinton. the paula jones case, which was a civil case, as you note the supreme court decided 9-0 that that case could go forward while he was president. eventually found its way into the hands of ken starr, then the independent counsel. our book goes into the details of how that happened. you

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marÍa paula ochoa amplia. >> dice estar indignado todo porque el censo de 2020 incluirÍa una pregunta >> teme que el responder le traerÁ consecuencias migratorias. >> sabiendo cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn ahorita no lo harÍa. >> el miedo de poner en evidencia su status migratorio provocarÁ que miles de inmigrantes no llenen el formulario. >> sem obrarÍa la alarma y el pÁnico generalizado ante esta campaÑa de odio y racismo por parte de la administraciÓn de donald trump. >> precisamente el estado de california entablÓ una demanda contra esta administraciÓn por considerar la medida inconstitucional. >> trata de poner amparo a esa clase de acciÓn que pone en peligro la participaciÓn de nuestra comunidad migrante. >> el departamento de justicia pidiÓ que se reinstalara la pregunta sobre la ciudadanÍa tal como estÁ escrita en la encuesta comunitaria estadounidense argentino pt ando que estÁn comprometidos con elecciones libres y esto cumple con ese compromiso. >> el censo se realiza cada diez aÑos basÁndose en este conteo se distribuye fondos, el no contestar podrÍa traer consecuencias para las

our paula hancocks joins us now from seoul in south korea. paula, there are a lot happening.'s start with what's most likely to come out of this meeting planned in finland ahead of the much anticipated talks between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. >> well, rosemary, we really don't expect anything to come out of these talks. this is the track 1.5 talks, which is governmental officials, nongovernmental experts meeting together to talk in a more casual, laid back way, something that's not going to be reported. they don't have to come out with a statement at the end of it. it's something that they have done in the past to try and gather what each side in this arrangement actually wants to achieve. so what we're seeing in finland is the u.s., the south koreans and the north koreans being represented. we understand there will be a din their monday evening, and then the talking will start in earnest on tuesday and wednesday. but the finnish foreign ministry says there won't be any government officials from the united states. south korea says they'll

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