raquel? you can answer it, christiane. raquel?i'm not in favor of that. >> i'm not asking you, christiane. raquel, please respond. >> adultery -- >> christiane, i'm not talk to you. >> adultery is punishable for man and woman. >> tgo ahead. >> regardless of whether or not it's punishable by men and women we have to own up to the fact, myself, for example, stoning, lashing, any kind of capital punishment for something like that is not something that i believe in. that's something that most muslims i know believe in. however, we have to acknowledge that there is a particular interpretation of our faith that believes in that. >> all right. >> we have to be at the front lines of fighting that. >> christiane, raquel, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >>> the president on egypt called an the leaders of islam to eliminate the radical element, so with so many muslims killed by isis and violent jihadists, why won't leaders of the other arab leaders do the same? with me, john bolton. good evening, ambassador. why

what's the anxiety raquel? >> we should be anxious, because we're so busy sending our kids to war, we're falling behind what everybody else is doing. i think scandinavia is going to rule the world. >> i'm going to call you on that one. >> i think so, because they're investing in their children, putting in a lot of money. they're into -- their vikings. >> ha ha! >> it's that d.n.a. it's that d.n.a. they're spending a lot of money on technology, schools. the crime rates are low. but maybe it's because people have born -- >> i don't think it's going to be scandinavia. i think they're too small. it's a wrap. but i do think -- i agree with you on us wasting time. whether it's sending our kids off to war or making a binary conversation -- >> it's our inability to deal with our internal demographic problems that leaves us vulnerable to the challenges without. >> because other people are getting it together. we are building -- like we need immigration. we need it to stay young. technically. america will be like italy.

. >> that was raquel. seth was smitten. adam too. the four of them became inseparable. >> we traveled together. on the weekends we were together. restaurants, everything. family events. it was the four of us. >> it's like you had a sister too then. >> yes. yeah. really did. i mean, we truly talked about and enjoyed everything together. everything. and it had to be that way. because adam and seth, they're so close. >> so you get the picture. it was a sweet spot in life, too sweet, too perfect to last. it was november 6, 2007. seth and raquel were getting married in ten days. lina was to be a bridesmaid so she got her first spray tan to look her best in the dress. hours after that is when it came crashing down in an instant and this big happy family suddenly plunged into a very dark place. it was a little after 6:00 the next morning, said adam kaufman, when he woke up and realized lina wasn't next to him in bed. he walked into the bathroom, he said. and there she was. >> and i go to run to her and it's just in slow motion as i'm going

so we reached out to raquel and we had a lot of lunches and e-mails. and we're honing in on this event. so this came out of an attempt to expand the conversations we were each having or expand out of the pigeon holing that we have been put into. like represent your people. right? talk about what latinos think about immigration. and then hear about something else. this is like the second iteration of that live event one year later. but there was no conscious effort like avoid intersectionality but i think we're accepting that it is necessarily a part of the context of the discussion. but we all have race in the titles of our work and have been called upon and chosen to some degree to explore race as like a primary variable in an identity.

also thank you to raquel garibdo who you just heard from there. just as we've been speaking to chloe and raquel, we've been getting news that organizers have said that up to 1.5 million people are taking part in the march this sunday in paris. we're also hearing that 900,000 people are marching outside of paris in cities like leon, bordeau and masse. we've also seen a lot of foreign dignitiaries coming into paris for this event. we've seen dozens and dozens of world leaders, heads of government and heads of state participating in this unity march. one of the dignitary ies who's here, dick mashalty, the foreign minister of albania and i have the pleasure of welcoming him to our set. minister, thank you very much for being here. i'm going to let my colleague chris take over in a moment, but i want to ask you first about your reaction, about what you're witnessing in paris and in france this sunday. >> actually, it's a huge demonstration by the entire international community, i would say, because the murderous events that took place during this week

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thank you, raquel, and i'm delighted to be here.lar talking about the subject of this panel on the role of federalism and how it relates to congressional dysfunction and executive law making. i think that topic and and that combination is particularly important, obviously timely. but it connects not just to recent prominent events but it also connects to some very interesting trends in politics administration and governance and in scholarship. so what i thought i would do today is actually, first, just begin how with detail on how we see this issue of executive power and federalism connecting with those trends and then i'll talk a little bit about some of the dynamics and impacts at this intersection of executive power and federalism have and the education context. so just to list some of the trends that seem relevant. well two very important political trends are growing political polarization and divided government. i'm sure that was discussed in the first panel. it's well known we're in a period of extreme political polarization.

. >> public speaker: hello, my name is raquel alvarez. i have a business here. my business is right in the block where the other two 0200cd's are in. i have nothing against spark. it's very bad in that neighborhood right now. i have been fighting this for 2 years and nobody listens. clustering is too much. it's nothing against sparks. we don't need anymore. >> next speaker. >> public speaker: hi, my name is stephanie casilla. i have the manager of the group. i live on 46th wall street which is 530 feet from clustering of mcd's. this was addressed 2 years ago to address the issues of blight along the corridor. it's impacting our business attraction work and affecting our vacancy rate. having this service increases safety concerns at our community and affects merchants directly works against our work to foster a family friend commercial corridor. the issue is one of land use. they are working to promote a more healthier robust corridor. >> your time is up. >> thank you for hearing us today. my in name is leila baker. i'm a chiropractor and i have seen many patient

estamos con raquel martÍnez del centro legal comunitario del este de la bahÍa para hablar del tema. >adie para recibir ayuda para la solicitud. >> como se ponen preparar para los exÁmenes? >> el examen escrito estÁ basado en el manual de manejo, no le paguÉ a nadie para obtener ayuda con el examen, hay muchos consejos en la pÁgina. >> que le puede pasar a los que utilizaron documentos falsos. >> probablemente serÁ cuenta cuando solicitÉ una licencia se ha usado su nombre documentos falsos, en ese caso le puede negar la licencia. tiene que reportar esta informaciÓn a la policÍa, espere a que aclare los detalles de la ley para los que han utilizado documentos falsos. >> muchas gracias por la informaciÓn buenas tardes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> se confirman seis nuevos casos de sarampiÓn en california. esta colecciÓn con visitas a disneylandia en el mes de diciembre se han reportado 32 pacientes. los Últimos casos son cinco personas del condado de los angeles y una de san diego. segÚn las autoridades, no representan un riesgo para el pÚblico. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lo invitan a participar de el reto cambia tu nÚmero,

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my my name is raquel fox and i'm one of the attorneys at the tenderloin housing clinic and i'm here to oppose the project on a number of levels. first i'm a native san franciscan and have seen the changes in the city and open space is critical. sunshine is critical. the kids that are going to be there playing, the seniors that utilize that park to stretch to do yoga, need the sunlight. sunlight is critical. i think not only to physical well-being, but your spirit and mental well-being. i wanted to respond to mr. patterson, the attorney -- first of all, the protest that took place at the shoe store had to do with the ellis evictions and had nothing to do with this project at all. it had to do with the eviction of senior and disabled and people critically ill on palliative chemotherapy. so there is not a message here that the people that live in this area are involved in protesting the shoe store. the shoe store protest had to do with the ellis act evictions. just to summarize, i support the opposition to this project. thank you. >> thank you >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon co

versus raquel welch.alk about who won that bikini battle. >> american sniper what jesse ventura claims is fake about the story dividing hollywood. >> i'm ready to come home! >> is j. lo trying to become the mom next door? >> see her new at home interview. >> not just a closet. it's a huge room that we converted. >> and american horror freak show's plus size star is here. >> did you have any hesitation about accepting this role? > >there are some mean people saying mean things. oh, so you were going to be the one doing that with my fiance? >>> now "entertainment tonight," we love entertaining people. >> hello, everyone. the president addressed the nation and more than 20 million people watched, but all eyes were on -- >> who wore it better, michelle obama or the good wife? seriously, that is actually a thing. the first lady in the michael kors creation, so is michelle just a big fan of the look or does she have a political agenda of the perfectly tailored sleeve next to the rock-hard biceps? ♪♪ ♪♪ >> you'r

and raquel is backstage __ she was very glad to hear how her name is pronounced. raquel cepeda. what you think when people mispronounce it? >> it is really irritating. it puts me in a box. i'm anti_cultural __ not multicultural. i'm very comfortable being american. that hyphen is putting me together, not pulling me apart. please, if we meet outside, or if you want me to sign my book, please do not change my name. and if you commie rachel, i will not even pay attention to you. >> you wrote a book called "some of my best friends are black." how is that working out? >> it is going great. i have three or four now. it is like a 400% increase from zero. i'm doing better. >> how about latinos? >> one. she is right here. i dated a dominican girl 10 years ago. >> we are learning about each other in front of a live audience. all five of you __ we are so glad to have you. >> i want to apologize to c_span for the ship that __ should that we will say. >> the proposal we have for this evening __ we will moderate each other. that works well in american history. we propose to address one topic

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. >> raquel, so glad we got your point of view on the "real story" today.hank you very much. >>> coming up on the "real story," president obama steering clear of the terrorist paris attack. and another sore spot, veteran while visiting phoenix today. and what member of the obama administration is now heading to paris. >>> plus new york city taking special precaution, in the wake of the attack. stepping up security. what does the paris attacksay about the threat to homeland security. we'll speak to someone from the nypd coming up. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills, living trusts and more. visit us today for legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got i

they say they found a her raquel. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce talked to them about the medical experimentsaved their daughter's live. ♪ >> reporter: with her funky boots, inn kiss si tiff mind and beautiful smile you'd never know 18 month old natalie is a medical miracle but it's true. natalie was diagnosed in her mother's womb with an extremely rare condition called generalized arterial calcification of infancy. a condition were calcium coats the inside of the arteries and leads to heart failure. natalie's parents ann and jerry knew the concerns all too well. the couple from minnesota has already lost two children to the condition. they were just weeks old when they died. the third diagnosis took a toll on the family and their three children. >> it was devastating. because we knew it was potentially a fatal out come. >> reporter: they knew they needed to act fast. do something different. >> i didn't want to tell my 10-year-old son i had to try everything that we could try to be able to help his little sister. >> reporter: google search connected the family with chop. >> i found out that

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. >> whenever raquel saw photos of hoda from her younger years she couldn't help but think how similarhere. >>> and we're getting ready for the big release of "50 shades of grey." hoda is very excited. and we love her, author e.l. james. she is a hoot and a half. >>> and the two cellos. >> and we're play "who knew" with a surprise. >> a surprise to us too. >> have a lovely weekend. enjoy the super bowl, everybody. bye-bye zbimplts ! >>> right now at 11:00, not one but two confirms cased of measles in the bay area. health officials encourage more people to get vaccinated. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. marin county is reporting its first cases of measles in the recent out break. boast in children who were not vaccinated and it's a common theme for that part of our area. >> stephanie chuang is joining us from marin county. you spoke to the supernintendent of marin county schools. what does this say being that it stokes the fears of parents about the lack of vaccination. >> good morning to

. >> whenever raquel saw photos of hoda from her younger years she couldn't help but think how similartor, writer and director ed burns will be here. >>> and we're getting ready for the big release of "50 shades of grey." hoda is very excited. and we love her, author e.l. james. she is a hoot and a half. >>> and the two cellos. >> and we're play "who knew" with a surprise. >> a surprise to us too. >> have a lovely weekend. enjoy the super bowl, everybody. bye-bye zbimplts ! >>> right now at 11:00, a cold blast is on the way this morning. it was chilly enough for flurries along city avenue in balance bala cynwyd. it is going to get colder. strong gusty winds and falling temperatures today as you take a live look at center city philadelphia. skiers are seeing light snow in the poconos this morning. they're going to be dealing with harsh conditions on the slopes this weekend. live look now at camelback mountain resort in tannersville. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with the forecast. a little warmer earlier. but it is going to get colder. >>

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