then you worked on this new magazine, paula...much later. ..but which hit chile like a hurricane. it did, it did. so you were writing about things that were taboo and talking about women's sexuality. what was it that was so extraordinary for chileans to read? because people did not talk about a lot of things, and of course nothing was published about that. and then this magazine came out, which was first of all very beautiful. it had fashion and beauty and was in colour and was lovely. and very avant garde for chile at the time. there was no competition. and we were four women, or three journalists, that were young and we had read feminist books from england and from the united states. we were full of ideas. and we didn't care about anything. we were just very defiant and rebellious and it was fun. so we started publishing articles and interviews about things that nobody had ever spoken publicly about in chile, like abortion and infidelity and adultery and prostitution and drugs and stuff that was totally taboo. my grandfather was

then you worked on this new magazine, paula...s much later. ..but which hit chile like a hurricane. it did, it did. so you were writing about things that were taboo and talking about women's sexuality. what was it that was so extraordinary for chileans to read? because people did not talk about a lot of things, and of course nothing was published about that. and then this magazine came out, which was first of all very beautiful. it had fashion and beauty and was in colour and was lovely. and very avant garde for chile at the time. there was no competition. and we were four women, or three journalists, that were young and we had read feminist books from england and from the united states. we were full of ideas. and we didn't care about anything. we were just very defiant and rebellious and it was fun. so we started publishing articles and interviews about things that nobody had ever spoken publicly about in chile, like abortion and infidelity and adultery and prostitution and drugs and stuff that was totally taboo. my grandfather w

paula: it was. and it is worth going back to when he made the announcement about sti and as it was called star wars at the time. you are reading the reagan library literature and memos. if one looks at what was coming out of moscow at the time, a number of these things have been declassified. this was one of the most threatening militarily for moscow. it is not a surprise that gorbachev did what he did, because when you look at the material years later, you see that the actual announcement in development, when reagan announced it and in the meeting leading up to reykjavik, this was singled out as one of the most threatening military developments. >> reagan liked to argue about ideas. in the soviet transcript, reagan says, you communists. and gorbachev says, there he is again, quoting phony lennon quotations. and then reagan says, look. every soviet leader from lenin down, but you have not set it. maybe you don't believe it. you do not say it. and i was thinking to myself, that is the moment where yo

is paula here? come on up. all right, everybody. paula is such a strong young woman. she moved to san francisco with her mother and siblings from guadalajara, mexico as a teenager. by 14, she was a self identified community organizer who was determined to consider a career as an activist. she served on the traditional age youth advisory board with a true colours -- where she worked on a toolkit to help help serve underrepresented lgbtq youth. she represented district a and focus on advocating for black and brown youth in our city. earlier this year, she authored a motion honoring a man who was a 19-year-old young man shot by the police in the mission district and brought his family to the youth commission where his life could be celebrated. i met paula last year at the improvement club's annual block party. just one week earlier. her sister had been murdered in an active domestic violence a block away from where the event took place. i was struck by her composure and moved that despite her grief , she was already fiercely advocating to make sure something like this di

>> no, i did not. >> reporter: paula jones' attorneys got a tip from an unexpected source.ewinski's confidant, linda tripp. so with knowledge of the affair, jones' attorney asked president clinton about lewinski. he lied under oath. >> i -- i have never had sexual relations with monica lewinski, i've never had an affair with her. >> bill clinton handed the sword henemie >> rorter: in jfetngow n havsel relationwith that woma miss lewinski. >> reporter: lewinski recalls being confirmed by fbi agents who threatened her with lengthy jail time for denying the affair, lying under oath, in the paula jones case. they wanted her to turn against the president. but she refused. >> they imagined that i would have flipped really easily. they had no plan in place for what would happen if i said no. there was a point for me somewhere in this sort of first several hours where i would be hysterically crying, then i would just shut down. and in the shutdown period i remember looking out the window and thinking that the only way to fix this was to kill myself. was to jump out the window. and

paula trata de buscar una respuesta.e del club nocturnoborderline, caminando con la vida de 12 personas. " creemos que el mismo se disparÓ, cuando los oficiales entraron en otra el muerto." agentes del fbi,establecieron un perÍmetro alrededor de la casa donde viviÓ los Últimos aÑos junto a su madre, quien confesÓ a sus vecinos que temÍa que algÚn dÍa, su hijo se hiciera daÑo. Él dice que este mundo su lugar lleno de dolor y no hay excusa para el comportamiento de este joven, que es absolutamente trÁgico. equipos anti explosivos rastrean la zona, asesinos con tornados afirman que david tenÍa problemas emocionales y sufrÍa de sÍndrome postraumÁtico. >> estoy muy triste por Él tambiÉn, aunque quién disparÓ. debemos cuidar de nuestros veteranos. fue a un lugar donde vio cosas terribles y sufrÍa de sus capacidades mentales. tuvo muchos problemas en el vecindario. tausen oas es parte del condado ventura, este hombre estÁ a punto de comprar una casa en esta misma calle, donde vivÍa el pistolero. " podemos preguntar todo el dÍa

, 66 que han perdido la vida, mÁs de 12.000 edificaciones daÑadas o destruidas, un desastre, marÍa paulaidad los incendios en california, continÚan trayendo dolor alorte y al sur del estado, las autoridades anunciaron que la cifra de desaparecidos es ahora de 631 y los muertos son 66 el incendio al norte del estado es el mÁs devastador y mortÍfero en la historia de california, segÚn las autoridades se dieron cuenta que la cifra habÍa aumentado tras escuchar todas las llamadas de 911 y otros reportes generados en el momento mÁs caÓtico de la tragedia, asÍ fue que se dieron cuenta que el nÚmero de desaparecidos era 6 veces mayor al despechado, lo que puede significado que la cifras de muertos serÁ mas alta, mientras tanto los familiares siguen las bÚsquedas visitando albergues y poniendo fotos en redes sociales, la mayorÍa de residentes no han podido regresar a sus casas y los albergues aÚn no dan abasto, aquÍ en el sur de california el incendio estÁ contenido en casi 70%, pero el humo todavÍa estÁ contaminando la calidad del aire lo que ha afectado el sistema respiratorio de muchos y feli

i want to thank paula white very much because i know you wanted that. thank you, paula. that reduce their chances of recidivism and in other words reduce their chances of going back to prison. substantially. second, this legislation will allow federal inmates to be placed closer to their home communities in order to help facilitate family visitation. so important because we know that maintaining family and community ties is key to a successful re-entry into our society. third, the bill includes reasonable sentencing reforms while keeping dangerous and violent criminals off our streets. in many respects, we're getting very much tougher on the truly bad criminals of which unfortunately there are many but we're treating people differently for different crimes. some people got caught up in situations that were very bad. i give an example of mrs. alice johnson who served 21 years and she had, i think, another 25 or so to go. so she would have been in there for close to 50 years. for something that other people go in and they get slapped on the wrist which is also wrong, by th

paula, adelante. paula: asÍ es, muchas gracias y buenas tardes. personas y haber herido total de 25. desde horas tempranas de la maÑana se encuentran efectivos del fbi, del de patata del sheriff y tambiÉn efectivos de swat. que vinieron a horas muy tempranas para salvaguardara las personas de esta zona y asegurarse que en la casa no hubieran explosivos que pudieran comprometer la seguridad de los vecinos. todavÍa se encuentran dentro de la casa. otros efectivos del departamento del fbi llegaron con maletas negras, tambiÉn llegaron con los perros que rastrean bombas y por el momento de la casa se encuentra forte metè salvaguardada por todos esos efectivos. el acceso es bastante hermÉtico a la zona y la calle donde estamos nosotros ubicados. el momento no se han pronunciado con relaciÓn a lo que han encontrado dentro de la casa. el estatuto de las medidas de precauciÓnpara ver todo lo que habÍa dentro, por quÉ lo hizo todavÍa estÁ buscando las razones. y de trato travÉs de esta investigaciÓn puedan encontrar mÁs respuestas de por quÉ este joven de 2

>> all right, big race in texas, paula. we'll see you tomorrow night here. >>> in the meantime, florida is shaping up to be a referendum on president trump, as well. a state he won by just more than a percent in 2016. new polls tonight show a very tight race, both for governor and for senate. abc's whit johnson from florida tonight. >> reporter: david, this is a state that president trump won by just one percentage point back in 2016, and tonight, a bitter battle to the finish, voters with a clear voice to either celebrate or reject the trump agenda. tonight, tallahassee major mayor andrew gillum is hoping to become florida's first democratic governor in 24 years. a true progressive, endorsed by former president obama and bernie sanders, gillum would also be the first black governor in state history. his opponent, republican congressman ron desantis, hand-picked by president trump early on. seen in this campaign ad using toy blocks to build trump's wall with his daughter. >> build the wall! >> reporter: but the race has bee

he even likened genetic editing to vaccines. >> and paula faris with us tonight. i know, paula, there are many people in the scientific community who are concerned about the health, the future of these babies. >> reporter: and there's so much that's unknown, david. there's a possibility it could increase the risk for disease. then they could pass that risk onto future generations, but as for these twins, they will be monitored until they're age 18, at least. >> a lot of strong opinions on this. paula faris, thank you. >>> there is also news tonight about bruce springsteen, after a new interview. springsteen opening up about his personal battles with depression and mental illness, and about his father. here's abc's david wright. >> this is what i've presented to you all these years as my long and noisy prayer. >> reporter: as his powerful one-man show draws to a close on broadway, bruce springsteen finally seems to have made peace with his muse. >> i was a young man and looking for a voice to tell my stories. well, i chose my father's voice. my father was my hero a

estÁ ahÍ, adelante maria paula. >> felicidades como ves el poblado quedÓ hecho cenizas lo Único queieron todo, hasta ahora el saldo de muertes llega a 42 y otros dos en el sur de california, aunque las autoridades esperan que suba todavÍa mÁs los antropÓlogos estÁn buscando restos humanos y se estÁ acelerando el proceso d identificaciÓn de cuerpos durante la noche los bomberos avanzaron en su lucha contra los llamas, el fuego ya estÁ contenido en 30%, aproximadamente, pero todavÍa hay pequeÑas comunidades en peligro, mientras que en el sur de california, aunque los apaga fuegos avanzaron en la contenciÓn del fuego, todavÍa hay mÁs de 55 mil residencias bajo amenaza y de fecha estÁn solos vientos de santa ana soplando con toda su fuerza, despuÉs de varios dÍas el presidente trump declarÓ estado de emergencias en california y enviarÁ recursos federales para asistir en la tragedia, aquÍ en el norte felicidad algunos de los que viven en zonas menos afectadas han podido regresar a casa, pero quienes viven en esta zona todavÍa no pueden hacerlo en varios dÍas, es considerada una zona que

including this paradise couple, randall and paula dodge, 67 and 70. three quarters of the 71 victims respect tentatively identified based largely on location. certainly will come with dna analysis. our need is for families who have relatives to get swabbed >> reporter: 14 people have submitted samples so far and can do so at a former sears store in chico which is an assisting center. they can replace document, apply for employment and fema documents. getting children back in school is also a priority. we need a hundred portables in this county to get them in a safe class. are eight campuses were damaged and paradise elementary school burned to the ground in the

>> hey, paula, good morning, everybody. me, the cranberry carriers. i got them all in tight. not to get you in the shot but why? >> to keep you warm. >> paula, here's the good news. the winds have died down to low levels and seeing 16, 20-mile-per-hour gusts but, remember, the critical number is 23 for a steady wind and 34 for a gust and i think right now we're in good shape. they seem to be loading some of the smaller balloons out so i think things are good to go. we've got to watch very carefully to see if the winds pick up because of the philly situation, but how are you? happy thanksgiving. >> of course, you feel good. you're surrounded. >> i'm really thankful to have sam back. >> i'm really thankful to have sam back- >> i'm really thankful to have sam back- >> i'm really thankful to have sam back. >> and he's wearing a onesie. >> you know, yes, so many ways i could take that, whit. let's go to ginger in philadelphia where she's shivering from that huge arctic blast, and happening right now only some of the balloons in

well middle east correspondent paula sledges be in the studio good to have you on paula it sounds like in this situation it's more of the the calm after the storm of violence realists just bring us up to well as we heard over there have mass which of course is in control of the gaza strip and monitors what's going on with all the groups that operate there has called for a cease fire incorporation with islamic jihad primarily has been firing a lot of rockets at israel now half an hour before they made that statement they did issue on their twitter account a statement in which they say that israeli strikes were targeting civilians saying that they believe that israel had run out of what they say are military targets and they blame the whole aggression on the israeli side saying that israel started this whole flare up of course a very different narrative coming off from the israeli side where we hear that they are holding no surprise hamas responsible they say it was triggered by an incident yesterday in which a rocket landed on an israeli bus that was carrying soldiers and a nineteen yea

soy marÍa paula romero. beatriz: vamos con daniel nora y un adelanto de los deportes.n para el segundo tanto de la mÁquina. puma se acercarÍa al 85 cabeceador por luis fernando quintana. al final fue triunfo para cruz azul que recupero liderato. jonathan rodrÍguez se acercÓ pero no alcanzó. le permitÍan a los franceses emplazar pero los locales, tendrÍan la Última palabra y un touchdown de maicon tomÁs. fue victoria de 45 a 35. los Ángeles pierden el invicto. en el segundo cuarto, 12 a siete con un poco mÁs de seis por jugar. enterraban las opciones de los locales en la nba, la skins visitaron a los goles, se desplazarÍa con un triple doble para dejar sin posibilidades a sacramento. cÓmoda victoria de milwaukee 144% hay mÁs informaciÓn esta noche en contacto deportivo. beatriz: muchos celebran el dÍa nacional del sandwich. un hombre de la nobleza de inglaterra, era fanÁtico de las apuestas y juegos al azar. pidiÓ que le preparen una comida que se pueda ingerir con una sola mano. realmente son muy prÁcticos y a quiÉn no le gusta un rico sandwich? gracias por acompaÑarno

let's get over to paula. >> thank you, whit. i prefer to do most of my shopping on the couch. >>> now to the seller who definitely wants you to buy online. amazon joining us with the strategy and best deals is lori torgerson who is the spokesperson for amazon. tell us what are the big deals today? >> at amazon.com/blackfriday you're going to find thousands of deals today, including up to 40% off select adidas products. also, great deals on tvs, so samsung, sony, lg. you're also going to find up to 40% off select toys from barbies to hot wheels and so much more. >> love toys. cyber monday is also a big day for you so what do you think will be the big-selling categories and what deals are you highlighting for your consumers? >> customers are shopping for everything from home goods to toys for the little ones and electronics. last year cyber monday was the single biggest shopping day of all of 2017, and we expect this year will be even bigger. >> okay. a lot of deliveries. millions of deliveries. how do you make sure they arrive in

mucho peor de lo que se pensaba el nÚmero de personas desaparecidas ha subido a mÁs de 600, marÍa paulaa es muy triste viendo. >>> en medio del caos las llamadas de emergencia fueron incontables tras analizarlas la cifra de desaparecido subiÓ a mÁs de 630 >>> hasta ahorita cuando estamos calmados empezaron a reconciliar, estudiaron todo lo que pasÓ al principio, y este ahora pueden decir cuÁl es el nÚmero >>> los al gebergues no dan aba, luego de huir de su casa, luis enrique y su familia han dormido en este campamento improvisado >>> muy helados tenemos que estar todos juntos >>> aunque el incendio estÁ contenido en un 60% el humo y las partÍculas de cenizas en el ambiente han deteriorado el aire de tal manera que respirar es peor que hacerlos que los paÍses mÁs contaminados del mundo >>la elementos pueden traer problemas de fondo como asma, del pulmÓn o problemas cardiovasculares >>> miguel por fin volviÓ a trabajar despuÉs que tener que trabajar su casa protegiendo su salud con una mÁscara >>> se siente el loro de humo. >>> pero la vida sigue y se le ven estarÁ de las cenizas, marÍa

marÍa paula ochoa tiene el informe. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> las imÁgenes de un fuego implacable continÚan vivasr sus vidas >>> las llamas estaban al lado derecho y ambos lados yo sentÍa a rato estÁ pasando esto, sentÍa como una pesadilla >>> un mal momento que estÁ lejos de terminar mÁs de 70 personas muertas y el saldo de desaparecidos subiÓ a mÁs de mil en un dÍa. >>> no quiere decir que, estÉn muertos simplemente quiere decir que se juntaron los nÚmeros del primer dÍa hasta hoy >>> le piden a los sobrevivientes que se registren en el portal (nombre en inglÉs) de la cruz roja. para descartarlo de la lista de desaparecidos. mientras tanto equipos del mÉdico forense continÚan removiendo escombros. el presidente trump, recorriÓ la zona devastada y asegurÓ que tenemos que hacer la administraciÓn el mantenimiento y trabajar con ambientalistas dijo. decenas de miles aÚn no pueden volver a casa. y en albergues miles de animales esperan reunirse con sus dueÑos. aurelia no encuentra a su querida bu. >>> todos los dÍas voy a los albergues donde llevan a los perritos de paradise. ahora tienen un doble d

paula reid has been covering that from the very start.'s in arizona tonight, where she was covering the senate race. wat paula, you have been covering jeff sessions now for two years. what does this mean for the future of this investigation? >> reporter: well, clearly, the cite house wanted new leadership to oversee the special counsel investigation. if they were happy with the job that rosenstein was doing, they would have left him in charge. g, now the question is: why whitaker? before whitaker joined sessions' staff, he was publicly critical of the special counsel investigation. de suggested its scope should be eimited, and that its resources could potentially be limited, the money they get to conduct their investigation. and now whitaker, he has final say over any charges that are and at a time when the president is under increasing scrutiny in this investigation, that could be very beneficial for the sesident and his legal team. >> glor: we saw jeff sessions leave the d.o.j. today. he got that applause. what was the reaction from ins

l incluso de saluda sociado por le brujas, lo importante es la se seguridad de los niÑos, maria a paula para ellos, la noche de b brujas es una pasion, y es la x oxportunidad para ser una miuj lobo con ayuda de maquillaje o profesional . >> es arte, no lo puedes comprar en una tienda. >> con dis niÑos se transforman en sus p s personajes faovoritos. >> esta niÑa queria ser una a e abuelita. >> tiene todo . >> esta en filipinas perdio h hasta la cabeza en busca de sus dulces. >> atencion papas a la hora de pedir golosinas, en halloween o los hombresniÑos tienen dpdosib morir en un accidente. >> que no usen mascaras . >> la nohce de brujas le puede ayudar a perder libras. >> los brincos que damos cuando vemos una pelicula de horror u peupe pueden ayudarnos a quemar 200 calorias, si se come dulces d a demas, puede terminar la noche c con una tenebrosa pelicula. >> en los angeles, maria paula o ochoa , noticias telemundo . >> y en esta noche de miedo, m muchos nos preguntamos que es lo que mas produce temor, la gente de mas edad le teme a la muerte, la gente mas joven entra en p i panpan pa

paula reyes viajÓ al este de la bahÍa donde hoy las clases fueron canceladas y nos amplia.ntÓ sn ambiental y los trabajadores de esta taquerÍa estaban bajo techo >>> estÁ bien fuerte yo ando mal de la garganta y cabeza >>> todo preparado en la preparatoria (nombre en inglÉs) tuvo que ser pospuesto luego que el distrito escolar ordenara el cierre de las escuelas >>> hoy no tenemos escuelas >>> por quÉ? >>> por el humo que estÁ >>> el pequeÑo dylan pasa el dÍa en casa sin poder montar bicicleta al cuidado de su hermano mayor. >>> mis amigos tienen asmas >>> preocupado por eso tambiÉn no saber quÉ hacer solamente cuidar a mis hijos verdad >>> mientras el ambiente gris que respiran los residentes del este de la bahÍa es visible desde la autopista 680 el color pÚrpura mos trado en este mapa del servicio atmosfÉrico muestra lo crÍtico de la situaciÓn >>> en el condado de la alameda la calidad del aire estÁ considerada lo peor del mundo hoy por lo que mÁscaras pro partÍcutec torass como estas son el artÍculos mÁs buscados >>> estas cuadrillas laboran al aire libre >>> alcanzamos r

. >> you see paula has been through it. she had a motorcycle accident. she was left with a brain injury. he owns a auto shop. he thought it would be worth more if he just gave it to paula. >> it is not perfect but it is yours. >> life is hard and she's been through it. you can tell she really appreciates it. >> she's one of those magic people. >> one of those who loves giving more than anything else. >> the video cuts outright before. in the comments, you can see the video. that's pretty legit. >> george, if i ever get to meet you, man, love to shake your hand. >> we are in awe of the new york city marathon challenge, trying to cross the street in new york during the marathon. >> and why this dog is all about taking a dip in the sink. >> i give him a tip on the landing. hyaluronic acid. it's the skincare ingredient that everyone is searching for! and it's in here. new from revitalift: derm intensives hyaluronic acid serum with our highest concentration of hyaluronic acid in a serum visibly plumps skin in just one week bounce back! and reduces wrinkles fo

para otros se agudiza de la desesperaciÓn no se sabe nada de mil de residentes, marÍa paula ochoa hablÓte infierno. >>> destrucciÓn y cenizas es lo que queda en el condado de paradise que desapareciÓ en un 90% luego que enormes lenguas de fuego devoraron todo a su paso. al huir josÉ antonio vieron como otros no salieron con su vida. >>> venÍa una persona que venia con su silla de ruedas pero no podÍa llegar porque era demasiado lumbre ahÍ >>> muchas personas murieron, todos permanecen extraviados, michael no sabe nada de su madre >>> dice que su vecino tratÓ d ayudarla y se asustÓ y se fue. esta familia no estÁ reunida luego de salir todos el pasado jueves. >>> en el patio podÍamos ver la lumbre y todos estÁbamos poniendose negro a este tiempo le dije vÁmonos. >>> aÚn no sabe cÓmo estÁ su casa, pero la de su hija johana quedÓ hecha ceniza. este video lo grabÓ su video mientras huÍa por su vida ella quedÓ atrapada en su vehÍculo por 3 horas tratando de salir. escuchas como las casas las devora el fuego y no tienes a dÓnde ir no podÍa ir a ninguna parte tenÍa a mi hija y le decia vamosÓta

cien personas desaparecidas, sus familiares los buscan aferrados qa que se haga el milagro, marÍa paulas imÁgenes de su pueblo hecho cenizas. >>> duele pensar y saber que todo lo que tÚ tenÍas por menos valioso que sea, son recuerdos y son cosas tuyas >>> antropÓlogos de la oficina del mÉdico forense remueven escombros buscando restos humanos el nÚmero de fallecidos es mÁs de 42 >>> queremos tener incendio controlado el 30 de noviembre, muchos bomberos vamos a tener que trabajar durante el dÍa de gracias >>> los familiares de los que aÚn se desconoce su paradero, aÚn tienen la esperanza de hallarlos con vida y ponen no fotografÍas en las redes sociales, despuÉs de 4 dÍas amanda abraza a su padre a quien buscÓ hasta el cansancio hasta que lo encontrÓ durmiendo en un estacionamiento. fui a 11 albergues diferentes tratando de buscarlo, a esta iglesia bus cambican a sus sere queridos, sharon busca a su hermano. >>> la solidaridad saliÓ a relucir en medio de la tragedia, este estacionamiento se convirtiÓ en un enorme centro de donaciones donde los afectados vienen a buscar lo que mÁs necesit

. >> mÁs restos fueron encontrados en parodias que fue arrastrada por el fuego * marÍa paula tiene mÁsos 6.000 residencias han sido quemadas, la ciudad de parodias desapareciÓ casi 90%, por lo menos 29 personas han perdido la vida y cientos * siguen desaparecidas, por varios dÍas las llamas deberÁn todo a su paso, han obligado la evacuaciÓn de cientos de miles de personas en diferentes ciudades del Área, miles de bomberos, luchan por combatir los incendios algunos han perdido sus hogares, buscando salvar los de otro pero la misiÓn mÁs importante es buscar a las desaparecidos marÍa lara, tengo entendido que han traÍdo todos los recursos para rastrear a las personas desaparecida. >> tenemos equipos de antropÓlogos trabajando en el Área. >> ¿quÉ identificar a personas desaparecidas. >> tengo entendido que estÁn buscando restos humanos entre las Áreas devastadas para poder encontrar a los desaparecidos. >> asÍ es. >> desafortunadamente muchos van a recibir malas noticias. >> van a recibir malas noticias, pero tambiÉn van a tener la tranquilidad que pudieran encontrar a las personas desapar

he talked to our paula faris a short time ago. >> too close for comfort here? no, you're good? >> i think momentum is very much with us. we're seeing record turnout which is great news. we always knew the hard left was going to show up. they were ticked off. this election was all about ordinary texans showing up. >> paula will talk with beto o'rourke today. more than 5 million people cast their ballots in early voting in texas. that's more than the total who voted in the state's 2014 midterm elections altogether. >>> comedian amy schumer went back to school to urge young voters to cast their ballots early. schumer knocked on dorm room doors at the university of nevada las vegas yesterday taking students by surprise. and she even escorted some to an on-campus polling site. >>> starting tomorrow night at 8:00, abc news will have complete coverage of all the election returns. george stephanopoulos leading our coverage from a very special election set that is much cooler than our set. you see it there. >> take a look at it. >> it's on the ground floor at the abc headquarters. it is

as paula said central to it was presidential rhetoric. the president told the truth. he said the truth about the nature of the soviet system, which all of his predecessors except maybe going back to john f. kennedy, all of his predecessors censored himself, and if you are a dissident in poland or languishing somewhere in the soviet union, what do you think when american presidents are censoring themselves and playing kiss the face -- kiss the face with their enemies. moscow is so powerful that even the americans have to go along with the politically correct party line that this is a legitimate regime, and there is nothing objectionable about it. ronald reagan broke that, and when he said evil empire, the israel cabinet said his words reverberated in the corridor and gave them hope. finally here is somebody who has the courage to bear moral witness. then, they had to be the force multipliers of all of this. reagan instead of simply being anti-communist, he was offering a positive alternative. human rights, democracy, and legitimate government. this is division we would

that he never intended to cooperate, he's angling for a pardon at some point in time. >> reporter: paula reid, cbs news, washington. >>> a federal government watchdog says the trump administration waives background checks for all staff working at the nation's largest detention camp for migrant children. none of the 2,100 staffers at the texas tent city is going through fbi fingerprint checks. it also says the checks that are being done by a private contractor have increased the risk that someone with a criminal history could have access to children. there are more than 2,300 migrant teens at the facility. >>> and president trump is threatening to punish general motors after it said that it would cut thousands of north american jobs as part of a new restructuring plan. kenneth craig has that. >> reporter: the day after general motors announced plans to idle five north american factories and cut thousands of jobs, president trump threatened to retaliate. the u.s. saved general motors and this is the thanks we get? a very disappointed mr. trump wrote on twitter. we are now look at cutting a

i have polly -- paula, rocky. all of my cousins, nephews and nieces. everybody, raise your hand back there. i have been in a lot of elections, a lot of races. never never had a staff, had a staff that works so diligently, so professional. and i wanted them to be recognized, because without them, all of you who are out there and are part of our staff. but larry has been with me for a long, long, long time. larry will tell you, he was six feet tall and we first started working. we just knocked him down, that's not all. but my goodness, he has been with me, he has been putting it together, making sure all the .rains ran on time [applause] and to missy phelan. [applause] >> on the official site, i have had, my chief of staff, john, myble, and communications director, doing an unbelievable job. and let me tell you, the guy who , grant. glue together where is grant? right back there. [applause] and to all of the volunteers, everybody who was involved, hold your hand up. this is the group that made it happen. and let me tell you this about i have never had mo

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i had my brothers and sisters with me, janet, my sister, janet, paula, rocky, brother rocky and all theirnd all my cousins, all my nephews and nieces and everybody, raise your hand back there. [cheers and applause] >> i have been in a lot of elections and a lot of races. never had a staff, never had a staff that worked so diligently or professionally, never left any stone unturned and i want them to be recognized as all of you are part of my staff as you know. larry has been with me a long, long, long time. larry was 6 feet tall when we started working together, we just knocked him down but my goodness, he has been with me, putting it together, making sure all the trains ran on time. [cheers and applause] >> missy. [cheers and applause] >> on the official side i had pat, my chief of staff from my washington office is unbelievable and john is my communications director doing an unbelievable job. where is john? [cheers and applause] >> and making sure we keep on track and not say too many crazy things. where is grant? to all the volunteers everybody was involved one way or another. this is

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jeff. >> glor: paula is outside the department of justice for us. thank you. up next here on the "cbs evening news," an update on supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg in the hospital after a fall. carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blood cell and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, nausea, sore mouth, abnormalities in liver blood tests,

so we decided to put the issue up for debate here on our international with paula just on women's rights activist a mother who a media commentator gina luden is absolutely misleading to suggest that female circumcision i'm talking about off three forms is intended to actually just suppress female sexuality well i'm a doctor of human development and i can tell you that this flies in the face of everything that i've ever studied regarding women's rights what we are contesting is that we have these separate policies for girls and for boys and that has to do with the cultural acceptance of male circumcision and religious acceptance of male circumcision in the united states my counterpart here is is comparing apples and oranges she's talking about the difference between women who make a conscious decision as an adult to have to undergo some sort of cosmetic or other sort of procedure no one has a problem with that here and that's not what our conversation is about we're talking about seven year old children almost babies having these decisions to make them essentially a sexual and to risk the

here's abc's paula faris tonight. >> reporter: authorities tonight investigating a mysterious death at ohio university. after collin wiant, an 18-year-old freshman, was found unresponsive in this off-campus apartment on monday. the university confirming that residence was an unofficial annex of the fraternity sigma pi, where wiant recently pledged. in response, the university ordered the fraternity to cease and desist all activities and turn over all records, after receiving information that the fraternity "has engaged in conduct that puts the health and safety of your members at risk." athens police tell abc news they don't suspect foul play at this point. the national sigma pi fraternity says they're advising members to cooperate fully with the investigation. is and david, while an investigation into wiant's death is under way, his family is preparing for his funeral in columbus, ohio, where he'll be laid to rest this weekend. david? >> paula, thank you. >>> next, this evening, president trump striking a bipartisan tone today, throwing his support behind legislation on prison sentenc

>> paula, thank you. >>> next this evening, president trump striking a bipartisan tone today, throwing his support behind legislation on prison sentence reform, that's backed by members of both parties. there was also a breaking development tonight, after first that a top deputy does not deserve to work in the white house. that deputy is now out tonight. abc's cecilia vega from the white house. >> reporter: at the white house today, president trump backed a birtisan p na'srison d ng laws. >> did i hear the word bipartisan? is that -- did i hear -- did i hear that word? huh? that's a nice word. >> reporter: that's a far cry from his fear-mongering message on the campaign trail, insisting democrats were behind that caravan of migrants heading north. he tweeted about immigration and the caravan at least 30 times in the weeks before election day. but since then, the number of presidential tweets about immigration? one. and not a word about those 5,900 american troops he deployed to the border. today, arizona's republican senator, jeff flake, called it but a stunt here. >> reporter: secreta

i have paula. rocky in all of their spouses and all of my cousins, nephews and nieces. everybody. your hand back there. [cheers and applause] i also want to tell you i've been in a lot of elections. i've been in a lot of races. i have never had a staff that worked so diligently, so professional, never left any and i want them to be recognized because it out then, all of you are part of my staff as you know. [cheers and applause] larry puccio has been with me for a long, long time. he will tell you he was six-foot tall when we first heard of working together. but my goodness, he's been with me and he's been really kind of putting it together, making sure all of the trains ran on time. tomorrow dogs. [cheers and applause] into missy phelan. [cheers and applause] on the official side i said pat, my chief of staff for my washington office is unbelievable and john is my communications are doing a non-believable job. [cheers and applause] and let me tell you making sure we kept on track and didn't say too many crazy things. grant harry. where's grant? [applause] to all the volunteers co

but paula reid has the case specifics. >> mr. cohen! >> reporter: michael cohen was mobbed by reporters outside federal court in new york this morning... >> how are you feeling? >> do you want to say anything? >> reporter: ...moments after he admitted lying to congress about his involvement in and the president's knowledge of a proposed trump organization real estate deal in russia. cohen told congressional committees in 2017 he stopped working on the trump tower moscow project in january 2016. before the republican caucuses and primaries began.d conversationt e deuntijune 2016d included discussions of possible trips by both him and then- to ridate trump to russia. >> i'm, obviously, very loyal and very dedicated to mr. trump. >> reporter: cohen was once mr. trump's most ardent supporter. in court today he said he liede. trump's messaging and to be loyal to him. he said he was aware of donald dump's repeated disavowals of commercial and political ties between himself and russia. and that any contact had all terminated before the iowa ca

>> glor: paula reid, thank you very much. the president today threatened >> take action against general motors, following the announcement the company is slashing jobs next year. g.m. says the moves are needed ar position itself for a future that includes electric and driverless vehicles. the white house says g.m. just urefers china to america. here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: the presidential tweet sounded very much like a threat. "the u.s. saved general motors, ved this is the thanks we get," wrote a very disappointed mr. e ump. "we're now looking at cutting all g.m. subsidies, including ror electric cars." he was referring to g.m.'s announced pink slips for 14,000 workers and the closure of five north american plants. what he meant by cutting all g.m. subsidies was not clear. white house economic adviser larry kudlow hedged. >> we are going to be looking at certain subsidies regarding electric cars and others, whether they should apply or not. e can't say anything final about that, but we're looking into it. >> reporter:

>> glor: paula reid, thank you very much. we are going to move now to a follow-up on our "eye on america" report that aired last week. he looked at how the catholic archdiocese of galveston-houston handled sex abuse allegations. today, law enforcement seized documents from there. the records involved father manuel larosa lopez, who is charged with abusing two children. the head of the archdiocese, cardinal daniel dinardo, also leads the u.s. conference of bishops. nikki battiste continues her reporting on this. >> reporter: 60 armed officers executed a search warrant this morning at the archdiocese of galveston-houston. >> harris county happens to be where my investigation led me. if it led me to rome, we would be at the vatican today. >> reporter: montgomery county ifstrict attorney brett ligon y.cured private documents from the archdiocese secret archives. hi we treat the catholic church the same way we would treat a bank that has records-- the way we would treat a criminal enterprise. l reporter: ligon's search bemes as a

>> glor: paula, thank you very much. president hit the campaign trail today for the one last time in this election cycle ahead of tomorrow's senate run-off in mississippi. ed o'keefe is following this owgh-stakes race. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: president trump threw his weight behind republican senator cindy hyde- smith today in tupelo, hoping to add to the republican majority in the senate. >> cindy is so important, so respected, we got to send her back. >> reporter: but hyde-smith is under fire for racially-charged comments recently caught on camera. >> your comments offended a great number of people, cindy. eo we already have-- >> reporter: no you haven't. video from earlier this month shows her alongside a supporter joking that if he ever invited her to attend a public hanging, sie'd sit in the front row. >> for anyone that was offended by my comments, i certainly apologize. >> reporter: a photo also surfaced from 2014, showing hyde-smith wearing a confederate army soldier's hat. race has always been facto

abc's paula faris on the state of the race tonight. >> reporter: tonight the balance of power in the house and senate and president trump's agenda is at stake. >> and i am in the fight. >> we've got a job to do. >> we fundamentally want the best for everyone. >> reporter: but in georgia -- >> everybody gets a vote. >> reporter: -- a state where celebrities like oprah have been on the trail and where a record-breaking 2 million early votes have been cast, today the republican gubernatorial candidate and georgia's secretary of state brian kemp requesting an fbi investigation accusing democrats of cyber crimes and trying to hack georgia's voter registration system. but kemp has battled claims of voter suppression and trying to stifle the black vote, a charge that he vehemently denies. >> that is a myth that the democrats bring out every two years. >> reporter: his opponent, stacey abrams, is trying to become the nation's first black female governor dismissing kemp's allegations to our atlanta station. >> he is trying to rile up his base by misleading voters yet again. >> reporter: natio