sonia: i think the protest is ... it's like the drops of water, each citizen has very little power individually but when we all put our power together it becomes o karl: you guys, mentioned some things that as i look back, gosh some 50 years, as we look back to the 1960s and we consider some of the similarities today juxtaposed to those back in the 60s antiwar, environmental movement, civil rights versus black lives tell us something about our evolution as a people, yes or no? if that was the case then and we're back here again, are we doing it wrong or are we doing it right? sonia: i think we're doing it wrong. karl: i agree with you. talk to me also. sonia: because it's one thing to raise your voice, i worked at ivy deli when i was little, young and you'd have all the people coming to the deli and they'd complain about stuff and they talk about it. the next step from complaining is going out and putting protesting, but beyond protesting is action, so like the native americans that were at confront the dakota access

poor sonia is trying to be relevant. >> beth nay made the comments and poor sonia had to run with something. consider the source. >> bethany hurt my feelings. >> listen. >> all of us have barely spoken since the reunion. it was a tough reunion. i've been laying in bed thinking how can you go back in the fall and all sit together and have any kind of friendship or anything because horrible things were said about persons based on nothing. based on no facts. just if you want to say it, throw it out there. so i think people are really damaged. >> those ladies would have gotten put out of my house a long time before that. we haven't shown you you where this housewife star lives sonia morgan but we will. she's about to give you a tour of her unbelievable home in the middle of manhattan. >> hello, "e.t." welcome to my home. >> a 4500 square foot house with five bedrooms and 5 1/2 bathrooms. >> what i like about this house is all the jute door living in new york, i've been spending a lot of time here. that's been a godsend. >> she kept the house from her ex-whose family founded j.p. morgan chase. t

. >>> llegamos roco tranquilo porque sonia no sabe nada. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ay! >>> estas dispuesta >>> nos vamos >>> quiÉn estÁ aquÍ llorando tambiÉn >>> vÁmonos, vamonos todas. >>> ay! . me encanta quÉ belleza. >>> muy, muy bello amelia la verdad quÉ linda historia que la hija de sonia haya decidido contactarnos y hacer esta transformaciÓn para su mamÁ estamos ansioso para verla y mÁs adelante regresamos con roco hasta los Ángeles a ver cÓmo es que queda sonia en esta hermosa transformaciÓn. pero una transformaciÓn linda para la casa la tiene rashel el dÍa de hoy. >>> claro mÁs adelante veremos a sonia pero ahora comenzamos la cuenta regresiva de la decoraciÓn de la casa, y martÍn nos trae estas ideas para el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias >>> hola rashel >>> tomÉ todo >>> donde comprÉ esto y esto >>> asÍ me ponga cuÉntanos que nos tienes para hoy >>> estamos en la Época del otoÑo obviamente y pensamos los toques cÁlidos es precisamente lo que vamos hacer hoy en la decoraciÓn para su casa. y tambiÉn se presta rashel como acabas de decir para el tema de dÍa de acciÓn

poor sonia is trying to be relevant. >> beth nay made the comments and poor sonia had to run with something. what does she have? consider the source. >> bethany hurt my feelings. >> listen. >> all of us have barely spoken since the reunion. it was a tough reunion. i've been laying in bed thinking how can you go back in the fall and any kind of friendship or anything because horrible things were said about persons based on nothing. based on no facts. just if you want to say it, throw it out there. and i never saw the housewives go to that level. so i think people are really damaged. >> those ladies would have gotten put out of my house a long time before that. we haven't shown you you where this housewife star lives sonia morgan but we will. she's about to give you a tour >> hello, "e.t." welcome to my home. >> a 4500 square foot house with five bedrooms and 5 1/2 bathrooms. >> what i like about this house is all the jute door space. living in new york, i've been spending a lot of time here. that's been a godsend. >> she kept the house from her ex-whose family founded j.p. morgan chase. the

pulitzer prize-winning journalist sonia nazario brings us their stories. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. sonia nazario, welcome to our program. >> it's great to be here. >> hinojosa: you wrote an amazing book called enrique's journey, and this documented the journey of one young boy from honduras who spent 122 days leaving honduras to come and find his mother in the united states, and he did it all alone. and you spent five years essentially recreating his story and reporting this book. and i have to tell you that the reporting in this book is extraordinary. >> thank you. >> hinojosa: i mean, you actually... you meet this little boy when he's 15 years old on the u.s./mexico border, and what makes you decide to say, "i'm going to tell the story of enrique"? >> well, i wanted to tell more broadly the story of these millions of women who have come to the united states from mexico and central america. you know, around the country, we know these women. they clean our homes, they clean our offices, they take care of our children. among latinos, they are

vets, sonia was able to find a place to live. >> i have a place to call home. and that is a big deal. >> what is special about here is this is a veterans transitional housing. >> jim, the ceo and president of into housing. >> some are homeless and some are transitioning off active duty and really helping them get back on their feet so they can transition back into the civilian life. >> it means a lot to me as a veteran. >> served in the u.s. marine corps for eight years. >> i when through that same experience years ago and anyway we can help means a lot to myself and all of the associates at vixo. >> this is almost part of dna. >> this new housing allows veterans to move in for six months, rent-free. it gives them time to look for a job and save money. >> as we think about the sacrifices that they made, this is one small token of our appreciation that has the community coming together to give back for an amazing cause. >> after six months, some veterans like sonia will choose to stay in their new homes. >> we know that 13 veterans will accommodating place to ca

. >> welcome to "celebrity page," i'm sonia isabelle coming to you from the "celebrity page" studio. i'm diving deeper into hollywood's ageism controversy. >>> first jaymes vaughan is out west tracking the hothead >> yeah, sonia, on the west coast big you a sneak peek at hailee steinfeld's new movie. first breaking down the trending stories in "the hollywood wrap." some of the biggest names in music coming out to celebrate 75 years of capitol records. katy perry honoring the label she calls home. stunning in a black and white patterned off the shoulder jumpsuit. earlier in the day the singer helping capitol unveil its very own star on the hollywood walk

sonia sotomayor associate justice of the supreme court of united states, it's a very simple format. bill and her honor will be in conversation for half an hour and we will open it up to q&a. we are taping this for our youtube channel so charlotte will be passing around the microphone. please try and be very crisp and quick in questions for the justice. she has requested that we not photograph or videotape the conversation, so let's respect her wishes on that front and let me turn it over to bill. >> we are ready to go. thank you diana and justice it's such fun in such an odd in such a not too happy you with us tonight. we have had these programs bishops and nuns and u.s. senators and members of the president's cabinet, never a justice of the supreme court. [applause] >> thank you. it's nice to occasionally being a first. >> you have made a life of it. as a reporter of the members of the white house press corps i was there in the east room of the white house when president obama announced your white house house -- your -- and it's so exciting to see you settle into the cord and exert

. >> that supreme court justice sonia sotomayor talks about the court, justice scalia and gender bias. she also addresses a question about the presidential election results. this is one hour 10 minutes. [applause] >> well, a lovely way to spend a tuesday night. thank you for joining us. well, thank you much for being here. it's an honor to have you. i'm diana ingraham, executive director at hill said of the old naval hospital. we have lots of things going on in this building and i'm very curious, how many folks have never been in the building before? well. [laughter] check out all the materials on your seats. this is a special year for hill center. i think everyone got one of our preservation fund brochures. we are celebrating the fifth anniversary of hill centers opening of the 150th anniversary of the first naval hospital, the old naval hospital in washington. it takes a lot of time, energy and funding to keep this beautiful 150 year old building in its listing state. please join our 150th anniversary circle so that we can have these people programs for your great grandchildren, gre

sonia says when jenni showed up worried, but not about the dui. >> she wasn't overly concerned about the dui because his lawyer was going to handle things for her. then, i ask her about, how is the divorce going? at this point, she rolled her eyes. >> chris: then, jenni makes a statement to sonia that will later become a key piece of the national pd's murder suicide case. >> she made the statement that her life was [bleep] and she should end it. it never crossed my mind that she could commit a crime like that. or kill herself. >> chris: but that's exactly what cops say jenni was planning to do. police say jenni called this meant, adrian gilliam, a car salesman she had recently met and asked if he knew where she could buy a gun. he later tells cops, he just wanted to on loan for 100 bucks. >> he said that he drove to dave and busters and that jenni came out and gotten the car car with him. she put the gun in her apron pocket and went back into dave and busters. >> chris: phone records indicate jenni then began texting mcnair about meeting him later that night at a small condo, saying,

he is the one who called me and i described the call in my book and said sonia you have to apply to ivy league colleges. i said, what are those? you have to read my book to understand my background and the fact that i just wasn't familiar with the ivy league schools. my college applications were , after he called me harvard, , yale, princeton, columbia, city university as my safety, and stony brook state university which is where i thought i was going. that is how unsophisticated my knowledge was back then. so why was princeton or why did and nott kinney and me any of the other kids from my high school? we were in the minority in our high school but this was the era in which institutions in the country were understanding that civil rights meant not just du jour changes in the law and law, jure changes in -- and desegregation of public entities, but an obligation to ensure that we took care of de facto segregation. the institutions can and i still do believe have an op edition to -- have an obligation to recognize that there are structural barriers in our society to equality. the first a

sonia erickson: he was getting three to six bad headaches a day. ben: it was almost two years ago, cody's mother says he started undergoing tests at children's hospital. sonia erickson: they called and told me that he had craniosyntosis, it's where his skull closed prematurely. ben: three surgeries followed. cody always kept his smile, hi spirit never broken, even though his skin is scarred. cody struble: they were all zig zag like this, kinda like a tooth. ben: after his most recent stay at children's a few months back. sonia erickson: he goes, mom we're doing a toy drive. i said ok. cody struble: it's called cody's toys for children's hospital. ben: a simple gesture to make the holidays better. cody struble: i want to help everyone that doesn't get to them toys. ben: he truly does have a wonderful heart. if you want to help him out, you can drop toys off here at lutheran church of the resurrection. in racine, ben hutchison, wisn 12 news. thema: he makes you want to go out and buy a whole bunch of toys. they're asking for new toys to be donated, t

. >> stewart: in april, we brought you the story of sonia cacy, a 68-year-old texas woman convicted in 1993 of murdering her uncle by arson and sentenced to 99 years in prison. here's an update to her story. cacy maintained her innocence throughout her trial and conviction, even after the case's toxicologist produced evidence that her uncle had traces of gasoline on his clothes. sonja, did you have anything to do with the fire that occurred on november 10, 1991? >> no, i did not. i did not ever, anything. no. >> stewart: later evidence found that toxicologist's report was faulty and that the fire was started accidentally. cacy was released from prison on parole but was never exonerated and had to report to a parole officer once a month for 17 years. >> it's a big burden because you can't even get a place to live. everybody does your background-- where you're living, where you're going to work. >> stewart: the innocence project of texas filed a motion to reopen cacy's case under th"" junk science law," a new law in texas that makes it possible to appeal a case if there is scientific evi

a district court judge, a circuit court judge, there's not one part of my life that defines sonia. amalgam of all of those experiences. i don't feel a particular responsibility because one part of me is latina. my responsibility is to do the right thing for the country and so i don't think that anything enhances that sense or minimizes it in any other way either. bill: you talk about in this wonderful book "my beloved world ," a lot about, when you get , this isracticing law still a tough time for women in the law. as a woman, did you feel you had equal opportunity? was it tougher? as the situation for women in the legal profession improved? it is likeomayor: when i tell all students, have one professional regret in life and i look at them and say, that is a disingenuous statement. could i haveake made and still got on the supreme court? my answer to that question is i should have clerked, which i view is an important career choice i should've made differently. -- putting that one aside, some of talked about the things that people called you? justice sotomayor: that is hurtful. exc

. >> sonia salió de cuba y agradece no haber pasado una odisea como la de juan . >> sin embargo los sentimientosera . >> en el 2013 el hermano de fidel , raulñ dice que dejará la presidencia el 2018 . >> no se creo que sea un cambios que pase rápido pero creo que el pueblo se sentirá con más fortaleza . >> el tiemñpo pasa y quizás todo cambie . >> para algunos sin duda la muerte de este líder es el final de un capitulo y el incio de otro ,. >> y con esto hacemos una pausa y al regresar el sistema parece haber sido blanco de piratas . >> y vemos la escalera milagrosa . >> además se jugaron los dos primeros partido de la liga mx . >> mexico, abrio sus puertas. a es un museoy popular destino turistico.... --pero come 1978 en la ciudad de santae abrio sus puertas el museo turistico pero el atratctivo no esn si el museo si no que la escalera milagrosa . >> sun interior es magnífico pero lo que atrae a miles de personas es la estrutura de madera que tiene la capilla . >> es hermoso . >> un misterio que oculta 3 secretos quién la construyó . >> pues cristo . >> otros dicen que fue san josé por una herm

sonia, can i help you? no, no, she's fine. it keeps her busy. we need more corn. garden? i will harvest some. they don't live that way, honey. gloria, give me the keys. we'll go to the market. hey, you're all awake. i didn't hear you. oh, look at my two handsome men. mi niÑo, my little fulgencio umberto. you know, about the name, we're not entirely sure... sonia, vámonos. good-bye, fulgencio. say good-bye to fulgencio. good-bye, fulgencio. (under breath) his name is joe.

vilma: cuando llegamos a casa de sonia, no quiso abrirnos.l acoso escolar. vilma: un ejemplo de ese bullying o a coso que estÁn viviendo los niÑos en las escuelas, estÁ reflejado en este vÍdeo en donde unos estudiantes en la cafeterÍa le gritan a otro "construyan el muro" jorge. marÍa elena: muchas gracias vilma. difÍcil para los niÑos mÁs pequeÑos de ese tipo de informaciÓn. jorge: y terminamos con otra cosa. maÑana estados unidos y mÉxico tendrÁn un gran enfrentamiento, no polÍdeportivo, un partido eliminatoria para el mundial de rusia. marÍa elena: podrÁn verlo aquÍ en univisiÓn. con esto nos vamos, gracias. ♪ ♪ santiago: así que ya lo sabes, si quieres el divorcio, te lo daré; pero no te llevas a mis hijos. mariana: no tienes derecho de quitármelos. santiago: lo tengo desde el momento que me engañaste con bruno. ¿o qué? tú crees que algún juez te va a dar la custodia de los niños? eres una adúltera. mariana: ¿cuántas veces más tengo que decirte que bruno y yo jamás les hemos faltado el respeto? santiago: ¿entonces cómo llamarías a su rela

i'm sonia isabelle coming to you from the "celebrity page" studio and jane is out on the west coast. james what do you have? >> talking the new usa series "shooter" coming up. >> and kick off with the hollywood wrap. >>> kendall jenner turns 21.

. >> it is such an honor to welcome to hill center, sonia sotomayor. supreme justice of the united states. it's a simple format. bill and her honor will be in conversation for about a half hour. then we'll open it up to q & a. we are taping this for our youtube channel. so charlotte will be passing around a microphone, please wait for the microphone, and please try and be very efficient and crisp and quick in questions for the justice. she has requested that we not photograph or videotape the conversation. so let's respect her wishes on that front. and let me turn it over to bill. >> we're ready to go. thank you, thank you diana. and justice such fun and such an honor to have you with us tonight. we have had at these programs, a bishops, and nuns. and u.s. senators and members of the president's cabinet never a justice of the supreme court. so it's nice. [ applause ] >> thank you. it's nice occasionally being a first. >> yes, made a life of it. as i reporter and member of the with us press corps. i was there when president obama announced your appointm

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sonia batra. ready to get to it, doc? >> dr. travis: never too late to get to this picture. this gentleman is 80 years old, he is making headlines for the runway swagger, he's known as the "hottest >> look at that physique. hours a day of working out, three hours a day. >> mc-hammer pants are back in. >> dr. travis: i like his style. >> it's all about how it's not about age, it's about state of mind. and that's his method. >> he has swagger. good for him. >> i thought his nickname in chinese, is awesome. a boy toy is "young fresh

i'm sonia isabelle coming to you from the "celebrity page" video. james bond on the west coast talking two big movies opening before thanksgiving.

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i'm sonia isabelle coming to you from the "celebrity page" studio. jaymes vaughan talking to "real housewives of atlanta." first let's get to the

i'm sonia isabelle coming to you from the "celebrity page" studio. jaymes vaughan talking to "real housewives of atlanta." first let's get to the "hollywood wrap." >>> kanye west continuing to receive treatment at a los angeles hospital. >> i put my career, my life, my public well-standing -- >> the rapper hospitalized after a bizarre rant during a show in sacramento, west canceling the remainder of his saint pablo world tour. kim kardashian scrapping her first public appearance since being robbed at gunpoint in paris to be at her husband's side. the reality star handling everything while west recovers.

our reporter sonia phalnikar paid a visit to thane creek. she wanted to find out what the rapidly expanding megacity is doing to protect its mangroves. >> the megacity of mumbai. more than 20 million people live and work in this coastal city. space is at a premium. more than half the residents live in slums and shanty towns. but this, too, is mumbai. an incredible natural spectacle -- every year, 30,000 flamingos come to thane creek, the northern part of the estuary that forms mumbai harbor. the birds migrate from the neighboring state of gujarat, some from as far away as the middle east. thane creek was declared a wildlife sanctuary last year. there are dense mangrove forests here, so it's only accessible by boat. marine biologist n. vasudevan heads the forest service's mangrove cell. his job is to protect mumbai's mangrove forests. >> during the spring tides, this whole area is covered by saline water. in a situation like this, other trees cannot grow. mangroves have special adaptations to grow in such areas. if the mangroves were not ther

. >> welcome to "celebrity i'm sonia isabelle, coming to you from the "celebrity page" studio. in minutes i'm bringing you to the great white way. then jaymes vaughan is out west with a hot new movie and what is worth watching on tv. first let's kick off with a hollywood rap. stars packing the style makeres awards in west hollywood. and emma stone showing off her unique look. the la la land star stunning in

i'm a big fan of sonia sotomayor. she is a type one diabetic like myself. she had me at hello.ioned an artist. she did the majority of them. she does great work. emma: they are stunning. thank you so much. since we are on the subject of drinking, we took a trip to bollinger vineyards to see how they make their vintage champagnes. >> in the heart of france's wine country, there is a very special champagne made in the bollinger vineyards. vines"ns "old french fin because it is made from rare vines. a disease-1800's, ravaged almost 40% of france's vineyards. this small plot of bollinger never caught the disease. >> i do not know until when either. maybe in europe, we will have normal. >> about 40 workers specially trained to handle the delicate, extra ripe grapes, harvest the whole plot in just two hours. the grapes are immediately pressed on the bollinger property. it is then taken from barrel to bottle. >> you put the bottle in our cellar and when the wine is ready, we sell it. we sell 1000, 2000, or 5000 bottles a year. >> a bottle sells for about 800 euros for the latest relea

. >> i'm sonia isabelle coming from the "celebrity page" studio and in just minutes a close look at new shows but first the hollywood wrap. >>> lion premiere roars into new york. nicole kidman walking the carpet of the newest film. posing with pictures alone before cuddling up to husband keith urban. mother of two adopted children reflecting on her character sue, based on a real woman who adopted an orphan toddler.

i'm sonia isabelle coming to you from the "celebrity page" video. james bond on the west coast talking two big movies opening before thanksgiving. first let's kick things off with it's officially awards seen. the biggest stars in hollywood turning out for the academy of motion picture arts and sciences governors awards. dame helen mirren helping kick things off posing for pictures before cuddling up to husband taylor hackford. royalty warren beatty and annette bening attending together. beatty hoping his new movie "rules don't afly" nets him

sonia botra, and psychologist and sex therapist dr. chris dongahue. >> have you ever wanted to you? glenda, from north carolina, after being fed up with his lottery obsession, she decided to buy him $10 scratch off, and that scratcher won them $1 million dollars. she showed him. >> this is a good example of a fight ending well. i don't often see these kinds of fights in my office, right. >> dr. travis: what is the data, chris. you hear that if you should talk things out. where do you draw the line when it comes to couple's arguing? >> if a couple comes to the office and says they never fight, then someone's selling out. the fighting is someone has started to grow. but fight fair. >> dr. travis: if your fight end-wise a $10 lottery ticket turning into a million bucks,