sasha, and i think you're really going to love her story.ast bay spca calls today's perfect pet a perfect survive. let's show you sasha. the shelter nursed her back to health after show was hit by a car. nothing to laugh about there, very serious. sasha is healthy now hand that's the great news and is even so strong she would make a great running partner. she's a 3-year-old pointer american pit bull mix. volunteers describe sasha as a quick learner who is easy to please. to make her part of your family call the east bay spca. just one of the many great things they do. they saved her life and now she will make someone a great family pet. >> you would never she was in a crash. >> super strong and healthy. >> isn't it amazing what they do. >> i don't think it will take too long until sasha is taken. >> "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. >> enjoy that sunny weather. have a great weekend. >> hi, everybody. i'm marie osmond, backstage here at flamingo hotel in las vegas, and i just have to say that i am so excited that "millionaire" has come

sasha comes to me and doesn't say a word. ferverishly starts trying to remove cables leading into the spekre module. sasha looked around for a large hatch that could be put in place. and we just put it on and as it went on, it sucked in. because the station had been hit by the progress, we were now tumbling and rolling. at that point the soyuz had no electric power and the batteries were giving out, there wasn't a fan running, none of the carbon dioxide removal was working, no oxygen regeneration and no communications with moscow, or anybody else. it was a totally dead station. this is not something you see in the movies where it gets solved instantly by some brainy chap. it probably took about six hours. we used the soyuz spacecraft and just fired the jets to stop the space station tumbling and rolling. then wonderfully, we came into sunlight after this and all of sudden the fans started to come on and the lights came on. and i said, "vasily, we've done it." however, for the next month, the station was inoperable in any norm

sasha comes to me and doesn't say a word.s trying to remove cables leading into the spekre module. sasha looked around for a large hatch that could be put in place. and we just put it on and as it went on, it sucked in. because the station had been hit by the progress, we were now tumbling and rolling. at that point the soyuz had no electric power and the batteries were giving out, there wasn't a fan running, none of the carbon dioxide removal was working, no oxygen regeneration and no communications with moscow, or anybody else. it was a totally dead station. this is not something you see in the movies where it gets solved instantly by some brainy chap. it probably took about six hours. we used the soyuz spacecraft and just fired the jets to stop the space station tumbling and rolling. then wonderfully, we came into sunlight after this and all of sudden the fans started to come on and the lights came on. and i said, "vasily, we've done it." however, for the next month, the station was inoperable in any normal sense. it could

sasha comes to me and doesn't say a word.rts trying to remove cables leading into the module. sasha looked around for a large hatch that could be put in place. as it went on, it sucked in. because the station had been hit by the progress, we were rolling. the batteries had given out, none of the carbon dioxide removal was working, no auction regeneration and no communication with moscow. it was a totally d ea d communication with moscow. it was a totally dead station. this is not something you see in the movies where it gets solved instantly by some brainy chap. it probably took about six hours. we use the spacecraft fibre jets to stop the spacecraft fibre jets to stop the space station tumbling and rolling wonderfully, somehow after this, all of sudden the fans started to come on and the lights came on. and i said, we'd done it. how ever, the next month, the station was inoperable in any normal sense. it could just sustain our lives and nothing else. when finally the shuttle came in october, i was really, quite happy to see

the tattooed arm belongs to sasha bublik.oung man from kazakhstan was taking it all in, and on his first centre court appearance, he forced murray to stretch himself. now, how was that injured hip? here he comes. pretty good. second set to murray, 6—4. there were two breaks

we felt up believablely protective of sasha and malia. we saw our little selves in them when our grand father became president and when they left the white house it was the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad president isn't easy but it is incredibly rewarding. we have had kind of been pen pals with them. we have heard back from them. we penned open letters and heard back in a private way. i am just so proud to be part of this group especially of the women. there are men to but the most recent have been women. i do think we are part of a group of really awesome women who have each other's back. i think that is the whole point of the book. we are part of a group like that. >> sisters first, you mean, you are part of the clan. we are not going to leave them out but sisters first can mean more than just blood sisters. >> given your experience, what do you think is going through barren trump's mind? >> well, he is in elementary school so i hope it is just that. school, friends and playing sports or d

definitely with chelsea and malia and sasha. with malia sasha, unbelievably protective of them. people thought it was odd how protective we were but it isn't. we saw ourselves, which saw ourr little sells then when our grandpop became president. when they left the white house, same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is incredibly rewarding. >> yeah. >> we have had, we kind of -- with them. we just heard back from them. we pen very open letters to them. we heard back in a private way. i'm just so proud for the groupe seems like most recent have been women and i do think we're partn of a group of really awesome women who have each other's backs. i think that is the whole point of this book. and we're part of a group that likes that. you're part of the clan. we'll not leave men out. >> host: given your experience, what do you think is going to parent come to mind as she gets ready to move -- >> i hope what is going through his mine. he is in elementary school. that is school and friends and playing sports, doing whatever hobbies t

definitely with kelsey and malia and sasha.with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them. people i think thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't, we saw ourselves in thing. we saw our little self and then when a grandpa became president and then when you left the white house it was thesame age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is always that easy but it's also incredibly rewarding. we have had, we kind of been penpals with them. we have learned some facts from the period we have been very open letters to them but we've heard back in a private way. i'm just a proud to be part of this group. especially other women, there are men, too, but the most recent have been women. i do think we are part of a group of really awesome women who had each other's backs. i think that's whole point of this book. we are part of the group that's like that. >> guest: sisters first. >> guest: you're a part of the clay. we would not leave me out but sisters first can mean

hay que aprovechar cuando sasha baila.sasha a las noticias chef con bailada incluida. sasha: el regreso experto despuÉs de ese baile que hizo. karla: les decÍa que hay que amanecer contentos y hablando de oportunidades a la nos tiene 1 sorpresa. alan: la prÓximo domingo estrenamos programano se lo pueden perder. es 1 programa de mucha risa, mucho humor, mucho chiste. contando chistes y pasando la agradable haciendo artes de magia, es para tambiÉn unir a las familias, festival internacional del humor a travÉs de univisiÓn. domingo a las 8:00 p.m. ahÍ vamos a estar. ♪ alan: ya como norteamericano. karla: la cereza en el pastel solamente falta que nos digas que estÁs esperando otro bebÉ. dicen que cuando 1 le va tambiÉn en la vida es porque viene 1 bebe. ♪ ♪ sasha: hay 1 historia que realmente conmueve y es que la parte trasera de 1 camiÓn se convierte en 1 horno autoridades hallaron el vehÍculo en 1 estacionamiento, al menos 9 personas murieron y casi 20 fueron hospitalizadas . u luchan para que consideren a los sobrevivient

sasha: que lamentable informe.nazas que enfrentarÍael programa de acciÓn diferida conocido como daca . los detenidos se negaron a desistir de la manifestaciÓn. y se mantendrÁn en pie de lucha.. >> no tengo miedo porque al fin de dÍa a la lucha es para la comunidad inmigrante y yo estoy aquÍ tomando acciÓn porque es la Única estrategia que nunca nos ha fallado. tambiÉn recalcan que buscan lograr una protecciÓn permanente para cientos de miles de jÓvenes amparados bajo acÁ. surgen alarmantes detalles sobre la muerte del inmigrante ismael lÓpez a quien policÍas de mississippi le dispararon en su propia casa. los agentes deberÍan arrestar a otro hombre y en una direcciÓn diferente, todo fue un error, revela que los mismos abrieron fuego contra la puerta de la vivienda estando cerrada en sÍ signos de haber sido cerrada, tampoco se hallaron rastros de sangre en las afueras. cientos protestan contra la decisiÓn del presidente de prohibir a personas transgenero servir algÚn puesto en la fuerzas armadas, el dice que realizÓ

jena bush -- >> with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them and people thought it wasm when our grandpa became president and when they left the white house, they were the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager isn't easy and it's incredibly rewarding. >> former secretary of state condoleezza rice discusses her book "democracy. stories from the long road to freedom." >> democratic states that can deliver for their own people don't invade their neighbors. they don't traffic in child soldiers who are 10 and 11 years old. they don't traffic in the human sex trade so that women end up in brothels in eastern europe and southeast asia. they don't harbor terrorists as a matter of state policy. they don't, as democracies, don't fight each other. we know this. it's called the democratic peace. >> for our complete schedule go to booktv.org. >> the center is for vision and values at growth city college in pennsylvania recently hosted a two-day conference called the communism that failed. communism and socialism, then and now. three scholars open the confe

definitely with chelsea and malia and sasha. we are both unbelieveably protepr protective of them. we saw our little selves in them when our grandpa became president and when they left the white house it was the same age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager when your dad is president is not easy but it is incredibly rewarding. we have had been pen pals with them and heard from them and we ping open letters to them. we have heard back in a private way as well. i am so proud to be part of this group. there are men too but the most recent have been women and we are part of a group of awesome women who have each other's back and that is the whole point of this book and we are part of a goup that is like that. sisters first! >> you are part of the clan. we are not going to leave men out but sister first means more than just blood >> given your experience, what do you think is going through barron trump's mind? >> well, i hope what is going through this mind is just -- he is an elementary school. it is jus that. school and friends and playing sports or doing whatever h

what was that, sasha? what was that you were saying about pent—up energy. never doubt. our slave, i slay all day, all day, all day, all day, i slay! have a good evening, ladies. q2. yes! laughter is it fun, is it silly? all those things, it is definitely silly and funny, has relentless joy about it, bubbly nurse and bawdiness, difficult to find a clip we could play, put it like that. what is most interesting about it and what people are picking up on is that its characters are four contemporary successful confident black women, and you don't have enough of those movies. not nearly enough. it is not an oscar movie or movies. not nearly enough. it is not an oscar movie 0!’ an movies. not nearly enough. it is not an oscar movie or an issues movie, it is joyfully frothy and silly and thatis it is joyfully frothy and silly and that is refreshing. ok, it is predictable, clunky at times, but this whole effervescence about it carries it along, and we will see more movies like this because this has been a big hit in the states so it will change things. it is interesting because

what was that, sasha? what was that you were saying about pent—up energy? you texted him? idid.s. you get some, girl! # i slay, i slay, i slay all day #. have a good evening, ladies. you, too. yes! is itfun? is it a bit silly? it is all of those things, definitely silly and funny. it has a sort of relentless joie de vivre, a bubbliness and bawdiness about it. it was pretty difficult to find a clip we could play out. what is most interesting about it, and this is what people are picking up on, its characters are four contemporary, successful, confident black woman and you do not have enough of those movies. not nearly enough. it is not an oscars movie, it's not an issues movie. tt is joyfully frothy and silly which is why it is refreshing. it is a bit predicatably clunky at times but this effervescence carries it along. we will definitely see more movies like this. it has been a big hit in the states and this will change things. that is interesting because i was thinking how much i enjoyed hidden figures. then i'm thinking it's bad that i even think that because that is the last

the tattooed arm belongs to sasha bublik.oung man from kazakhstan was taking it all in, and on his first centre court appearance, he forced murray to stretch himself. now, how was that injured hip? here he comes. pretty good. second set to murray, 6—4. there were two breaks for rain in the third set. hope that was enough for you. murray's straight sets victory ended with another dash towards the net. now for the ice bath. how are you feeling? you know, with the adrenaline and stuff, it sort of helps numb some pains that you might have. i moved well today and, yeah, i thought i did pretty well for the first match. the white kit, clenched fist... same routine, same wimbledon. and tickets are still sold on the day for those who stand in line. but tradition can only operate in today's world, and in the light of current security concerns, this year, the queue is protected from potential vehicle attack by a barrier of concrete. it's the same, just stronger. which takes us tojohanna konta. her injury was spinal. refocusing after a n

sasha hopes to inspire young girls through a character she created named sasha savvy. >> i go the pace university where my major is information systems with a maynor in marketing. i am the author of the book. it is about a 10-year-old girl from washington, d.c. who has, who is trying to decide where she wants to go for camp. she goes to a coding camp. >> the idea came from her own experiences. >> i was trying to look stem role models. women of color. >> i got rejections from agents. michelle: afterthey told you no what did you do? >> i launched a kick-start campaign that would help me publish the book. michelle: she didn't take no for an answer. in four days she reached her goal and has sold a thousand copies since the june release. now she spends free time encouraging the young girls to pursue careers in the tech world with the classroom visit she hopes to spark new confidence and curiosity. >> i think because the stigma is a lot of girls and minorities are not interested in stem, i think this will show them they can pursue this career if they want to. michelle: she hopes it will allo

you know to challenge this and we'll resist and defend and protect our military service member. >> sashahank you so much for serving this country and thank you for your voice as well today. i appreciate you, and i appreciate all of you for watching. i'm brooke baldwin, we'll send it to washington, the lead starts right now. >>> thanks brooke. what happens in the white house never seems to stay in the white house. the lead starts right now. mean tweets, coming from inside the white house. and for once, they're not coming from the president, the new communicati communication's director calling out the white house chief of staff and making a shocking revelation about the trump administration. >>> republicans scrambling ahead of a marathon session that could go well passed midnight tonight as the white house reportedly threatens an entire state over one senator's stance. >>> plus, a house democrati

. >> sasha: this was the most awesome plane ride ever. >> thomas: yeah? you think? sally: yes, mr. oh so casual about private jets. it is a whole different world up here. >> thomas: hmm. >> sally: but i guess it's your world, so i'm gonna have to grit my teeth and get used to it. >> katie: we have a 95% positive response to the press reception. >> wyatt: excellent. yeah, and the spencer summit site has actually gained more traffic this year, thanks to the whole forrester-spectra showdown. >> katie: this is gonna be so much fun. >> wyatt: it kind of already is. >> bill: well, i missed the summit last year, but i am back and i'm pumped. >> brooke: it's gonna be bigger and better than ever. >> bill: mm, me or the summit? >> brooke: mm, my money's on

we definitely have, and you know, definitely with chelsea and malia and sasha we felt unbelievely protectivef them and almost people i think thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't. you know we saw ourselves in them. we saw our little selves in them when our grandpa became president and when they left the white house same age we were when our dad became president being a teenager with your dad as a president isn't always that easy but it is also incredibly rewarding and we have had -- we've had -- kind of been pin pals with them and we've heard back from them. we've pen open letters to them but we've heard become in a private way and iewm just so proud to be part of this group and especially women, but there's men too. but most recent women were parts of a group of really awesome women who have each other's backs that's the whole point of this book and we're part of a group that's like us. sisters first. >> sisters first can mean -- you're part of the clan. we're not going to leave men outs but sisters first can mean more than just blood sister. >> given your experience what

about sasha hamza local businessman which i had it so anti is funding this case out of his own pocket. five thousand have been pulled here in the two months since the children's. and. them when you sit on one. back other things on the of you whom. let's. have a thought it. we have a man around what adam the tumbling what i'm. just. and you got hurt that you then. which was the that was let out. say at lsu and my people face the biggest threat in rural areas. in this one village alone twenty people have died in the space of three months. i was esta hence the concerr the medicine for that illness a funny. little. marvelously. mozilla through. nothing was going. it's been over two years since this conflict began. and people have a sick hungry and exhausted by this war. abdullah and hand a two out of five people in the family that have been infected with cholera. and the nearest hospital is over an hour and a half away. like most people here. they simply can't afford to get the. the truth is that for many in this country there's no escaping cholera. here on the edge of the village is the

karla: hoy lo invitamos a que vuelva a tener esa mentalidad de niÑo sasha: esa inocencia de los niÑosr de revivirla hoy por lo menos o recordando los mejores tiempos de todas nuestras vidas. vamos hablar de todo un poco esta maÑana y tenemos que arrancar con esto. el senador republicano libra un difÍcil combate no en el campo de batalla ni en el congreso estadounidense sino contra el avance de una terrible enfermedad. el excandidato sufre de cÁncer cerebral y se trata de uno de los mÁs agresivos la noticia llega justo cuando muchos esperaban su regreso en la cÁmara alta. el senador por arizona john mccain enfrenta una de las pruebas mÁs duras de su vida fue diagnosticado con un agresivo cÁncer cerebral su esposa cindy comparte esta fotografÍa de su boda y en su mensaje escribiÓ como familia enfrentaremos este obstÁculo juntos una cosa si se Él es la persona mÁs fuerte que conozco su hija revelÓ que la familia estaba en choque pero que su padre estaba confiado y calmado y que todos estaban listos para la batalla contra el cÁncer el viernes fue sometido a una cirugÍa de emergencia en ph

is still going strong -- sasha.f the drug, spice. it's a former legal high, which leaves users in a zombie—like state. bbc breakfast has been told that, despite being banned more than a year ago, even more more virulent versions of the drug are on our streets. and it's becoming a particular problem amongst the homeless community. breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin has spent time with the emergency services and those on the front line in newcastle as they try to tackle the issue. it's 6am in newcastle. volunteers are checking on rough sleepers. are you all right? traditional drugs, they know how to deal with, but is they know how to deal with, but is the constantly changing nature of new, psychoactive substances which cause concern. spice isjust one. new, psychoactive substances which cause concern. spice isjust onem is constantly evolving. we find the effects of it can be really extreme. peter tells us he is hooked. how long have you been doing it? for the past few years. the images of so—called macro one zombies court head

the tattooed arm belongs to sasha bublik. that injured hip? here he comes. pretty good.

sasha: esto en las noticias. y ahora quÉ.nes constituyentes. los resultados que son bastante cuestionados. la oposiciÓn hizo su propio monitoreo y el 12% del padrÓn electoral voto u un 80% de abstenciÓn. cifras totalmente diferentes a las del gobierno. cifras que le sirve el presidente nicolÁs maduro para instalar esta asamblea constituyente a partir del 1 de agosto. ayer se le veÍa eufÓrico con este triunfo que supuestamente tiene ante manos. >> las pretensiones insolentes del gobierno del emperador donald trump de dictar normas Órdenes y pautas para el pueblo de venezuela. ha dicho hoy un vocero del gobierno del emperador donald trump que ellos no reconocen los resultados de las elecciones de la asamblea constituyente de venezuela. que nos importa a nosotros lo que diga donald trump. nos importa lo que dice el pueblo soberano de venezuela >> estÁn organizando un trancazo y un nuevo bloqueo de calles y la comunidad internacional tambiÉn ha rechazado estos comicios desconociendo resultados y posiblemente estados unidos puedea

sturdy citizenship i see across the country and especially dicey in young people in rows and malia and sashastory unfolds in cycles i do know it moves in a straight line. i know that the values and progress that we cherish are not inevitable that they are in need of a constant renewal of the. it's towards justice and i've also said that it doesn't stand on its own. we put our hand on it and move it in the production of justice and freedom and equality and kindness and generosity. it doesn't happen on its own so we are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile. if the freedom journey were assured none of us would ever have to risk anything to protect the. it becomes absolutely necessary. it's the most powerful to our fears and lives in sight of each of us in our willing to spew joyfully embrace our responsibility as a citizen is a -- to maintain our concern for the poor and the marginalized and to put our party interest outside when the duty for the country calls or conscious demands. that's the spirit that has america so far and that will carry us to better days. thank y

sasha: los ojos del mundo estÁn en la cumbre del g20, en alemania. del presidente donald trump y el presidente putin,el hombre que le inteligencia estados unidos acusa de haber ordenado la intervenciÓn durante las elecciones presidenciales. hoy se reÚne trump con enrique peÑa nieto. pasemos con pablo, quienes han alemania. pablo: muchas gracias, lo subo del mundo continÚan puestos en esta ciudad, despuÉs de los graves incidentes de anoche que dejaron un saldo de decenas de heridos y detenidos. esta maÑana continÚan los enfrentamientos entre manifestantes y la policÍa. hay distintas agrupaciones llegadas de los rincones del planeta para protestar contra la presencia del presidente de los estados unidos, donald trump en esta cumbre. tambiÉn, para demostrar su oposiciÓn al mundo globalizado. son manifestantes de centroizquierda, muchos de ellos anticapitalistas queestÁn alzando su voz contra la reuniÓn de los 20 paÍses que destacan entre su gran mayorÍa los industrializados, algunos en vÍas de desarrollo. no se limita a esas naciones, hay otros lÍderes

and that i especially see in young people like jack and rose and talking on a -- andana, malia, and sashaow it does not move in a straight line. the values in progress we progress wend cherish are not inevitable. they are fragile and in need of constant renewal. i have said before that i believe what dr. king said, the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice and i have said it does not bend on its own. it bends because we end it. because we put our hand on that arc and we move it in the direction of justice. and freedom. and equality. and generosity, it does not happen on its own. are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile and it is precisely that fragility, that impermanence that is a precondition of the quality of character that we celebrate tonight. if the vitality of our democracy, if the -- if freedom were assured none of us would have to be courageous, not of us would have to risk anything to protect it. but it is in its very kerry is precariouisness it becomes necessary. john f. kennedy knew that our best hope in our most policy -- powe

i don't remember people complaining when president obama let sasha give the order to kill bin laden do ] [ cheers and applause ] the bigly event this weekend donald trump finally met his bff, russian president vladimir putin, they never met before and couldn't take their beautiful blue eyes off each other. they talked for two hours. during the chat, trump and putin talked about teaming up for security units to stop hacking in future elections. it's great idea, they already know our passwords why not. it's like hiring the guy who stole your car stereo to put it back in. it makes sense. unfortunately the meeting with vladimir putin was over shadowed by reports of a meeting donald trump jr. had a meeting with a russian who claimed to have damaging information on hillary clinton, donald jr. and brother-in-law jared and campaign manager met to get information they thought would hurt the clinton campaign. at first he tried to deny it. then he said he did meet with the lawyer at the request of acquaintance and turns out the lawyer is in colusion -- so the white house released the krksak. >> t

country and that i especially see in young people like jack and rose and todd tiana and molly at and sashat kennedy's aid and friend, arthur/injured junior was right and he wrote that history folds and cycles. but i do know it does not move in a straight line. i know that the values and progress that we cherish are not inevitable. that they are fragile. and need a constant renewal. before that i believe with dr. king said, that the ark of the universe is long but it bends toward justice. i also have said it does not been on its own. it ends because we bend it. because we put our hand on that arc and we move it in the direction of justice. and freedom. and equality. and, kindness and generosity. it does not happen on its own. and so, we are constantly having to make a choice. because progresses fragile. that impermanence that is a precondition of the quality of character that we celebrate tonight. ourhe vitality of democracy, if the game of our long journey to freedom were assured then none of us would ever have to be courageous. none of us would've have to risk anything to protect it. but

. >> now, the other pros on the tour include sasha farber, sharna burgess, and gleb excessive clenco.he stars pro cheryl burke is filling in on dance moms after abby lee miller's exit. last month when she had a nasty collision, she picked herself up and kept right on going. >> first things first, what happened? >> we were doing this lift, my partner and i, and we were trying something new. he was spinning me really fast and then we butt heads. i go to the mirror and there's just blood running down my face. my boyfriend has been washing my hair in my sink. >> the two-time mirror ball champ is dating actor matthew lawrence again. >> we dated ten years ago. joey introduced me to his brother, and that lasted like maybe a year and a half. and then now we're back together. we're older, a lot older, wiser. >> cheryl went all the way to japan last month to kick off her love on the floor tour. she gave fans a sneak peek on "dancing with the stars." she's joined by three olympic ice skaters, including kristi yam ma gucci. >> did you just put the call out or were they some of your favorite dance

sasha, malia, and obama saying good-bye to people and everything.house, i look up on the wall, and i see a picture of george washington with a bloody tear coming out of his eye. [ laughter ] and that was pretty much -- >> jimmy: that's pretty much the party at the white house. >> that's pretty much it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: chris rock, go see him on tour! oh, my gosh. everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ouch! new band-aid® brand skin-flex™, bandages. our best bandage yet! it dries almost instantly. better? yeah. good thing because stopping never crosses your mind. band-aid® brand. stick with it™ officials are reporting, this new doritos mix is responsible for the worldwide bold outbreak. woo hoo! over you to you tom! things have gone totally around the bend. has the world gone completely bold? new doritos mix. four snacks in one. this is how many people were born here. this many are fifth generation. this is how many are named hiawatha kitty mcgee.