sonia estÁ eternamente agradecida con dicha organizaciÓn. >> la educaciÓn, el respeto. deslaves. marÍa luisa nos presenta su testimonio. marÍa luisa: el fenÓmeno climÁtico que azota perÚ, no da tregua. deja a cientos de pero no sin casa. evangelina es el sÍmbolo de laresistencia. la imagen de la mujer que emergiÓ del barro, de la vuelta al mundo. hoy dio impactantes detalles de cÓmo logrÓ sobrevivir. >> pedÍa ayuda. nadie me escuchaba. mi esposo dijo: "nada". yo le gritaba que no podÍa, que nadaba mÁs. >> el mÉdico contÓ que tenÍa barro en sus entraÑas. >> el momento en el que yo lleguÉ donde vi a la gente que supuestamente me iba a ayudar, le pedÍ a dios que me de fuerza. no tenÍa ni siquiera para respirar. no tenÍa fuerza. >> en ese momento pudo divisar que algo lo kyo -- bloqueo la fuerza. la esperan con ansias. >> cÓmo se sintió? >> yo tambiÉn me he puesto a llorar. no podÍamos entrar. >> el hombre que les vendiÓ los terrenos nos amenaza para que callen. ellos esperan poder abrazar evangelina que se aferra a su esposo y a la vida. ♪ >> contacto deportivo. >> bienven

sonia sotomayor, 2009. and elena kagan in 2010. watch thursday at 8:00 p.m. astern on c-span2. earlier today the justice department announced charges were being brought against four people, including two russian intelligence officers, for the 2014 hacking of 500 million yahoo accounts. his is 25 minutes. >> good morning, thank you for being here today. i'm mary mccord, acting director

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

plus -- >>> and that's only a fraction of how long the applause lasted for supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. what she wants everyone to know tonight. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. spring is in the air. i'll let you know if this is going to continue for your weekend and beyond straight ahead. >>> and we're still keeping an eye on our breaking news. a person barricaded with a gun in san francisco's mission district. the area still under has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> police are calling a man a hero after he rushed to save a woman from her burning home in san rafael this morning. meantime 17 other people are out of their homes tonight. wayne freedman has the latest. >> reporter: this is the san rafael apartment

sonia spoon had been hospitalized the week before. she suffocated her children two days after she was released. peggy fox is live at the courthouse where the father is pushing for change. peg, this was just a heart breaker when it happened. >> reporter: yes, absolutely. and you know when you hear the details of this case you can't help but wonder why a woman who had threatened to kill her child and herself was allowed back in the home a week later. well the answer is protective services was not notified. >> we have two unresponsive children here. someone tried to suffocate them. >> of sonia spoon's mother calling 911 as the two women try to revive the children. >> my granddaughter is in heaven and she's safe. >> she was happy. she was joyful. she loved to dance around. she loved to play catch. >> reporter: lester thompson did not know that the mother of his daughter kayla had been admitted to a mental hospital in september of 2014. she had threatened to kill her daughter and herself. less than 48 hours after she returned home she kill

sonia siempre los prepara en enero pero este aÑo decidiÓ esperar un poco. >>> habÍamos seguido que estabanma de los contribuyentes >>> esto pudo confundir a los contribuyentes piensa luis >>> en pensar que los reembolsos iban a salir tarde, no se especÍfica las familias que estÁn pidiendo el crÉdito por los hijos >>> tambiÉn dice que sus clientes indocumentados temen dar su informaciÓn al gobierno. sin embargo, las pruebas de contribuciÓn son necesarias en los trÁmites migratorios. >>> comprueba que eres un miembro de la sociedad que estÁ contribuyendo y sobre todo cuando hace impuestos >>> sonia sabe que para recibir el reembolso tiene que procesar sus impuestos >>> tal vez me vaya a pasear a cancÚn quizÁs y pagar unos cuantos viles como siempre >>> los preparadores de impuestos recomiendan quienes no cumplen con la fecha lÍmite del 18 de abril soliciten una extensiÓn, para evitar que les pongan multas >>> vivir una deportaciÓn es un proceso por el que nadie quiere pasar. experimentar la humillaciÓn de regresar a casa habiÉndolo perdido todo es algo simplemente devastador. pero en ocasion

how many of you think that sonia sotomayor was qualified to be on the supreme court? wait a minute how many think sonia sotomayor was qualified to be on the supreme court? how many of you think that elena kagan was qualified to be on the supreme court? how many of you, there we go. how many of you believe, how many of you believe that sonia sotomayor was qualified to be on the supreme court? [applause] how many of you believe that elena kagan was qualified to be on the supreme court? how many of you believe that judge -- is qualified to be on the supreme court. let me tell you, i was the only republican on the judiciary committee to vote for sonia sotomayor and elena kagan. i got the out of me. can you hear me? do you know why i got the beat out of me? there are people in my party upset that we lost and they didn't want obama to pick anybody they didn't agree with. here is what i said. here is what i said. the system can't work that way because there are consequences to losing an election. this president obama, president obama earned the right to pick qualified people

sonia sotomayor, 2009. and elena kagan in 2010. watch thursday at 8:00 p.m. astern on c-span2. earlier today the justice department announced charges were being brought against four people, including two russian intelligence officers, for the 2014 hacking of 500 million yahoo accounts. his is 25 minutes. >> good morning, thank you for being here today. i'm mary mccord, acting director for the division of the department of jus tuss. with me, executive assistant director paul bayne, us district attorney for the district of california, and the national rector of affairs. we're here t announce a major law enrcent action related to one of the largest data breaches in rites history. we're the defendants include two officers of the russian federal security service, an agescy of the russian federation and two criminal hackers with whom they conspired to accomplish these intrusions. demetry -- both f.s.c. officers protected, directed, facilitated and paid criminal hackers to collect information through computer intrusions in the united states and elsewhere. they worke

. >> tonight hear the advice supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is sharing with bay area students. >>> they felt like i could not breathe. just. >> she's a young healthy mother and those are the factors that made her likely to suffer a heart attack from a rare condition that doctors are now getting better at diagnosing. >> spencer christian. our weekend is looking sunnier and milder. all the details coming up in my accuweather forecast. >> this week michael finney will anchor live coverage of the san francisco st. patrick's day parade. our coverage begins tomorrow at noon and on abc news ap and at abc7 >>> now we continue to keep an eye on a breaking news story tense situation in san francisco's mission district. now entering its fourth hour. look at this. we have live views here for you. you can see police and the bomb squad even and hostage negotiators. big presence in the mission district between 16th and 18th. police are negotiating with an armed suspect. barricaded inside the crown hotel. nd has forced a shutdown of two blocks as you can see blocked off by tape there. get upda

. >> tonight hear the advice supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is sharing with bay area students. >>> they felt like i could not breathe. just. >> she's a young healthy mother and those are the factors that made her likely to suffer a heart attack from a rare condition that doctors are now getting better at diagnosing. >> spencer christian. our weekend is looking sunnier and milder. all the details coming up in my accuweather forecast. >> this week michael finney will anchor live coverage of the san francisco st. patrick's day parade. our coverage begins tomorrow at noon and on abc news ap and at noon and on abc news ap and at noon and on abc news ap and at it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> now we continue to keep an eye on a breaking news story tense situation in san francisco's mission district. now entering its fourth hour.

how many of you think sonia sotomayor was qualified to be on the supreme court? how many of you think that elena kagan was qualified to be on the supreme court? [ inaudible ] how many of you -- there we go. how many of you believe -- how many of you believe that sonia sotomayor was qualified to be on the supreme court? how many of you believe that elena kagan was qualified to be on the supreme court? how many of you believe that judge gorsuch is qualified to be on the supreme court? so let me tell you, let me tell you about cabinet picks. i was the only republican on the judiciary committee to vote for sonia sotomayor and elena kagan and i got the -- i got the crap beat out of me. can you hear me? you know why i got the crap beat out of me? because there is people in my party upset that we lost and they didn't want obama to pick anybody they didn't agree with. and here's what i said. here's what i said. the system can't work that way because there are consequences to losing an election. this president, this president obama, this president obama earned the right t

back in 2014, sonia spoon suffocated her son and daughter inside their home.he family says there were warning signs. >> nobody helped. nobody reached out to anybody. nobody rope out to anybody to help. they let her out two days later to kill my daughter .her brother. >> lawmakers want to require anyone who learns of a threat against a child to report it not only to law enforcement, but the department of social services and the state's attorney's office. that way there is opportunity to save a child from a situation. >>> if you've ever been around a toddler, you know never to underestimate how much your toddler can do. that is the message from safe kids worldwide. they say the number of kids accidentally poisoned after getting ahold of medicine is enough to fill four school buses a day. the potential dangers include vitamins, eye drops and all those common hold hold cleaners and laundry detergents. be sure to lock them up in a secure space and add the poison control number to your phone. >>> three people hoping for help with a disease that can cause vision loss

how many of you believe that sonia sotomayor was qualified to be on the supreme court? [crowd yelling] how many of you believe that elena kagen was qualified to be on the supreme court? [crowd yelling] how many of you believe that judge gorsuch is qualified to be on the supreme court? [crowd yelling] so, let me tell you about -- [inaudible] -- i was the only republican on the judiciary committee to vote for sonia sotomayor and elena kagen and i got the crap beat out of me. can you hear me? [crowd yelling] you know why i got the crap beat out of me? because there's people in my party upset that we lost and they didn't want obama to pick anybody they didn't agree with. and here's what i said. here's what i said. the system can't work that way because there are consequences to losing an election. this president, this president, obama, this president obama earned the right to pick qualified people. i voted for every one of his cabinet nominees. [crowd yelling] hush, hush, please. why did i vote for his cabinet nominees? i thought they were qualified even though i wouldn't h

supreme court justice sonia sotomayor wrapped up her bay area tour yesterday speaking to students sayingven in divided times we can work today. scott budman was in the audience and has more. [ applause ] >> reporter: in addition to literally making contact with stanford students, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor spent 90 minutes answering questions about her career, challenges and background. >> we can denigrate the other culture. we can't denigrate our other culture. i take a great deal of pride in the latina i am. >> reporter: stanford students who filled the auditorium say they're inspired. >> i think she's amazing. her perspective being a woman of color and overcoming the different things she's had to overcome to get too the place sheer in is inspiring. >> probably one of the more incredible talks i've seen and i've seen president obama, i saw oprah. she was hands down the best one. >> reporter: justice sotomayor also had advice for the next generation, likely to face political conflicts on how to reach compromise. >> what they're afraid of, what they think they need to give the

sonia sotomayor, 2009. and elena kagan in 2010. watch thursday at 8:00 p.m. astern on c-span2. and neal gorsuch's confirmation hearing will start on monday, c-span3 will kick off what's expected to be three or four days of hearings with judge gorsuch testifying on tuesday. live coverage starting monday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. now two segments from today's "washington journal." as the house democrat and republican look at the republican health care law replacement and recent c.b.o. scoring. washington journal con. host: joining us from texas, congressman gene green, democrat of that state who sits on the energy and commerce committee. he is the top democrat on the health subcommittee. thank you for being here. guest: glad to be here. host:

justice alito is right the law as written can be read as sonia said mayor said, requiring a single price, something none of the reporters say but if you look at the law that is what the law says. even then, the law can say the only thing we are requiring is lift the higher price, and describe what you are doing any way you like, use the word surcharge, use the word more or less, and you are in the clear. and what these prosecutors say don't match what the law says. >> the conduct you can charge. >> we have an incredible fear of prosecution, if we say what we want to say, there is no dispute about that. they needed if we say what we want to say we could be prosecuted tomorrow. there is a case in controversy whether we could be prosecuted for truthful speech. >> that is not the case. you can say what you want to say, call this a surcharge, you can communicate in the way you want to communicate as long as your listed price is the credit card price. >> that makes it impossible to frame the surcharge because the number rises the credit card price making in the baseline price and effectively d

and that, i think, does have value. >> the insights from judge sonia sotomayor. a lot of information at our website not only about today's hearings put activities of the court, perspectives on it when you go to c-span.org. you can type in judge gorsuch, learn more about him. you can type in supreme court overall, learn more about that. 11:00 today is that hearing. you can see it live on c-span. let's go to lynn from massachusetts, democrats line. caller: thank you, good morning. i hope i'm speaking directly into the phone. host: you are. go right ahead. we can hear you just fine. caller: thank you. i respect the chief justices comments. she selected her words very carefully as do many of the reporters or the speakers on your program. they're intelligentizing. they have long drawn out explanations of what's going on. the problem here is that the damage-to-is being done to the moral fabric is irreparable. the president doesn't use long drawnout twectle responses. he uses concrete simplistic. and what it's doing to the country, what it's doing to the people that hav

sonia?ottom of any youtube page. hit that and hopefully you won‘t get the fake stuff? youtube page. hit that and hopefully you won't get the fake stuff? turn the restricted mode on and that will limit, likei the restricted mode on and that will limit, like i say, quite a lot of these videos, not all of them. it depends on users to flag them up and ifa depends on users to flag them up and if a user hasn‘t flagged the particular video up t might be new thenit particular video up t might be new then it won‘t pick tip, but that will really help filter out some of this stuff. go on... there is an opportunity for parents, when they see the inappropriate videos to report them to youtube so they don't come up in future searchs for other kids and you can teach their kids if they hear videos with inappropriate language which sometimes going to happen, you cannot protect that from ever happening entirely. if you teach them how to report the videos, that can protect future kids. sonia? we have a lot of

sonia sotomayor in 2009. in 2010.eca kagan anyone working at any hedge fund involved in short-term trading, meaning every day they are coming and trading our stocks, all of those people want edge. that is a common term in the industry. you know, there is this right edge useless for their purposes. there is the great, though and then there is the black, which is clearly inside information. yorker"y night, "new staff writer talks about the insider-trading case against hedge fund manager stephen cohen and his firm sac capital. in her book "black edge: inside information, dirty money, and the quest to bring down the most wanted man on wall street." o central characters at the heart of the story, they are very central characters in my book, are these two former portfolio managers for the fund. toma is serving a lengthy prison sentence. and mr. steinberg was convicted, but then his conviction was later overturned after an appeals court made a ruling that made it much harder to convict somebody for insider-trading.

sonia sotomayor graduated first in her high school class from cardinal spellman high school in 1971. she's returned to cardinal spellman to speak there and to encourage future alumni to work hard, get an education, and pursue their dreams the same way she did. when sonia sotomayor was growing up, the nancy drew stories inspired her sense of adventure, developed her sense of justice, and showed her that women could and should be outspoken and bold. now, in 2009, there are many more role models for a young cardinal spellman student to choose from. with judge sotomayor foremost among them. judge sotomayor went on to employ her enormous talents at princeton where she graduated su laude, and received the highest honor on a princeton student. this is an award that is given not just to the smartest student in the class, but to the most exceptionally smart student who has also given the most to her community. she graduated from yale law school, where she was a lull review editor, and because we have such an extensive judicial record before us, i believe that these hearings will matter less t

sonia sotomayor, 2009. and elena kagan in 2010. watch thursday at 8:00 p.m. astern on c-span2. and neal gorsuch's confirmation hearing will start on monday, c-span3 will kick off what's expected to be three or four days of hearings with judge gorsuch testifying on tuesday. live coverage starting monday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. now two segments from today's "washington journal." as the house democrat and republican look at the republican health care law replacement and recent c.b.o. scoring. washington journal con. host: joining us from texas, congressman gene green, democrat of that state who sits on the energy and commerce committee. he is the top democrat on the health subcommittee. thank you for being here. guest: glad to be here. host: let me begin with the congressional budget office and the report issued earlier this week on the republican plan to replace the affordable care act. do you believe the numbers? guest: i believe the congressional budget office. that is a very bipartisan office, nonpartisan. republican ore democrat, we have to live with their estimates. -- 24ou s

>> lindsey graham is a force of nature and he likes to talk about how he one time voted for sonia sotomayorly his posture is everybody here is terrible, i am outstanding because, one time, i voted for sotomayor, he calls her. >> trevor: that's the line he keeps going back to. doesn't seem like a lot of people will change their minds. gorsuch is sailing through, does that mean he doesn't have skeletons or he knows what he's talking about? >> one of my favorite moments is chuck grassley the chairman to have the jiewrkd committee from the republican side, said i don't want you to talk about you've ever decided or you will decide, anything that's political or not political, don't let them drag you into talking atn't your record or other people's records. don't talk about anything because they're going to try to trick you! and then neil gorsuch has absolutely followed those instructions. so what he talks about, you know, when they ask him a question about precedent, can't describe it, when they say is roe binding precedent on the court, he says it was decided one time. you know, i think he's rea

nadie hemos podido hablar con ellos, no hablan no dicen nada. >> ¿cuÁntos aÑos tendra ese hijo de sonia> ¿quÉ estilo? >>> ana. >> no se vale. >> estÁ mal puesto eso. >> mira, tienes que poner bien las barras. >> ya la tocaste. >> dios mÍo. >> no, no puede ser, chance. >> estÁs tocando la de arriba. >> ana. >> >>> eso. >> rÁpido. >> (aplausos). >> la tienes que poner ana. >> arriba. >> no, no eso arriba. >> ok. estÁ doblado. >> es el primer puesto. >> no, no, ada. >> le el turno. >> ya jugamos. >> usted en su turno nuevamente. >> la escalera. >> (risas). >> rÁpido diego, rapido. >> el programa. >> ay! que bueno. >> ahÍ tenemos hay que ser bien necio. >> no Érika, no juega. >> (risas). >> que necio. >> ya la tocÓ. >> me dijeron que con una mano. >> dale danny. >> ay! no, no. >> el aparatico♪. >> no, no le des un golpe. >> mira mira. >> daniel!. >> esta tÉcnica de daniel. >> le sale muy bien. >> ¿por quÉ? ana. >> por favor. >> anita te toca. >> no puede ser. >> venga. >> hay que verlo. >> ana tienes que pensarlo muy bien. >> muy bien. >> vamos pequeÑa salta montes. >> suavemente. >> ay! mi

but we'll start briefly starting to the right of me with commissioner sonia melara. >> any name is sonia melara and run the family program at st. francis memorial hospital up the hill and also on the faculty of san francisco university school of social work and i live in the west portal district. >> doctor joseph marshall and run the program, nonprofit boys club and i have been on the commission since 2004. >> commissioner dejesus. >> my name is petra dejesus and i'm an attorney by day. i have been on the commission for ten years and live in outer mission. i'm happy to be here and happy to hear from all of you tonight. thanks. >> good evening. my name is bill hing, a law professor at the university of san francisco and founder of legal immigrant resource center and i reside in the inner sunset. >> i'm tom mazzucco vice president for the commission. i'm a native san franciscan and i have been on the commission for about almost 8 years. and my day job, i'm also a practicing attorney. prior to that for ten years i was an assistant district attorney here in san francisco and finished my care

i said -- i was running for senate at the time -- that sonia sotomayor was nominated, and i pointed out publicly, look, there's a lot i disagree with with her. i'm sure i will not be happy with many of her decisions. but, you know, here we are in the beginning of a president's term, relatively early in a new president's term, and this is a qualified, capable person. i'm not going to obstruct. i would vote to confirm her. and a number of republicans did join the democrats. and president obama got justice sotomayor and justice kagan confirmed to the bench. the leader has -- the minority leader has suggested that there's this tradition of 60 votes. you don't have to take my word for it. "the washington post" fact checked -- "the washington post," mind you, not exactly the mouthpiece of the republican party, they did their fact-checking analysis and they said it's absolutely false. they gave him three pinocioes. it's also one of the many ironies of this is the very same democrats who insist we should allow them to permanently block any supreme court nominee because they won't provide the vo

i know if you have ever done this with your dog but sonia's one line that says mixed breed and border collie. >> if your thought about being an art instructor cracked. >> no i still a people every stroke is a learning experience that are willing to understand that to help you reach out if you look at those rotators there isn't much expression like tony blair or angela burgle -- merkle but there was no confidence so some of these the of big brush strokes and my instructors help me. >> host: would you be available to double portrait of my family for christmas cards? >> no. who. [laughter] here is the problem if you played for charity then you'll spend the rest of your life painting for charity. no. i will not do that. thinks. this collection here of 90 paintings we're giving it to the bush foundation endowment fund. maybe it is worth something few years from now if they run out of money they can sell them. i did made a sophisticated copy of each pds promised only make one copy per portrait and i will send it to each veteran. [applause] >> host: the couple of questions about portraits is

. >> shepard: supreme court justices there is sonia sotomayor and others.e are led to believe, a.b., that this will be inclusive and uplifting speech, mostly sticking to script. there are going to be a couple topics of great entrance, i believe to our audience. two of them we are going to talk about now. one is immigration and a vastly different stance taken by the president today. >> right. a big surprise came today when he said it might be time for a compromise immigration reform package that could even include legalization. he said both sides would have to give. so, obviously, in between there all the details are quite divisive as you know. such a polarizing argument. but this is mostly focused, i think, on tonight if he doesn't talk about a compromise immigration bill, safety and security and it sounds more presidential than we have ever heard him from the excerpts. >> shepard: that's what the network news anchors were suggesting today even though he has called many of the networks in attendance today fake news and enemies of the people. they had a cord

stev steve briar, john roberts, sam alito, 2006, sonia sotomayor, 2009, and elena kagan in 2010.atch thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> next, a discussion on the independent payment advisory board. the 15-member agency was created by the federal health care law to recommend cost-cutting measures for medicare. this is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon, and thank you everyone for joining us today. i'm mary grealy, president of

at the confirmation hearing for justice sonia sotomayor in 2009, he praised the way -- said that she, quote, put the rule of law above everything else. he said that she did this even when it led to rulings that, quote, go against so-called sympathetic litigants. that was 2009. fast forward to 2017. it is the identical standard that june gorsuch has followed -- that judge gorsuch has followed. he pointed out that it's his job to apply the law and writing the laws is the job of the legislative branch of government. we are not here selecting 101st senator. this is not about who ought to be another senator. this is about who should be on the supreme court. we're selecting a judge for the most important court of the la land. nearly everyone who has looked at this nominee's record, who has watched his confirmation hearing, they agree that he would be an excellent justice. there was one lawyer who wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" on march 8. he's a board member of the liberal american constitution society. he wrote that, quote, there is no principled reason to vote against judge gorsu

. >>> capping today, supreme court justice sonia will talk about her journey to the nation's highest court. she's due to speak at 1:30 pm at stanford's memorial auditorium and there are no more tickets available. along with a rise to the highest court, they will also take questions submitted by students ktvu will send a crew out there later this day -- today. >>> they are also bringing down the gavel on a workout class created by justice sandra o'connor. it allowed them to work out at a basketball court. but it's a part of the building a floor above where the supreme court hears cases. the gym is also closed to the public. that class will now be moved to other locations. >>> let's check back in with the style. has that can -- sal. how is that commute? >> i have those answers. traffic is moving along well on the commute between the bridge and macarthur maze. 24 minutes is a decent time. there will be some slowing around the area but it's not bad. this is about a 15 minute delay which is slightly better than it normally is. 880 still looks good and a lot of times on friday it will have

just find ken or sonia or come talk to me. this marks the third year of our cookbook.that david myers is with us tonight. this is really a fantastic project. if you see the vice president mike pence and his wife contributed the first recipe in the book for pecan pie.if they can cough up a recipe so can you. we would like to have your contribution in future years. as we approach the centennial our goals remain diversity in the newsroom. an champions of women in the workplace. it is my privilege to serve with all of these wonderful men and women on our board to carry out the mission. every year, we do a lifetime achievement award. and we are so pleased to be able to honor diane this year. but after - [applause] last november after -- passed away from cancer when our board also felt strongly that we wanted to recognize glenn's contribution to our field. i would like to invite -- from pbs to join me at the podium to talk a little about what we came up with when we put our heads together. come up sarah. [applause] >> first so many years she was a face of the news hour. she

. >>> supreme court justice sonia sotomayor will appear at stanford law school. yesterday she addressed students at cal and spoke in germ terms how electing supreme court justices has become so political. >> the republican health care plan. >> there is growing concern about the speed at which the overall is going. edward lawrence is live in washington with reaction from both sides. good morning, edward. >>> the american health care act cleared two important hurdles setting up a showdown. >> if we don't know by late spring, we will have massive premium increases and pullouts. >> still, selling the plan to not only the american people but more conservative members of the republican party has been a job with president trump leading the charge. the president has been very committed to talk to go members of congress. >> i want people to work for them and their families. adding the more they read and the more they don't like. >> they even put in a provision here that provides tax cuts for the bonuses that insurance companies pay to their ceos. >> it doesn't lower costs

sonia immigrated to the u.s. of her own. >> she was diagnosed with alzheimer about 14.5 years ago now. it was gut wrenching. you lose your mom day after day. >> they turned to walker methodist health center. then a nurse walked in on an unthink about act by a 76-year-old certified assistant. >> he had his pants down and she was went over and he was rapeing her. it there was nothing she could do to protect herself, she could not even callout. >> they found from 2014 to 2016 they were miss handling cases of sexual abuse. at least a quarter involved alleged sex abuse. >> there no family, there's no one there, and i'm all alone in my room. this man, and his name, his first name was andy, and he came in my room and actually molested me. >> the fact of the matter is you gave iek a narcotic, right? >> he admitted to drugging before assaulting an 88-year-old resident in minnesota. >> he testified she was coming on to me, really? >> did you ask him to have sex with you? >> of course not. do you think i'm crazy. >> she had

sonia sotomayor will appear at stanford law school. yesterday she addressed law students at cal. there she spoke in general terms how the selection of supreme court justices have become so political. sotomayor will speak at memorial auditorium 1:30 this afternoon. >> she has quite the life story. a lot of people interested in that. >> getting to the bottom of what went wrong. a grueling six-hour meeting between city leaders and flood victims. many of them angry over the bungled response to san jose's worst flood in decades. most victims continuing to ask, where is the warning? >> someone knocked on my door at 9:30 in the evening, a fireman in a beet. he said we're evacuating, jump in. that was my first notice from the city. >> wow. a city manager said data before the flooding was flawed. the water district will hold its own public meeting next month. >>> we're awaiting another status report in east bay community after recent storms. this weekend, another public meeting will be hell in hopes of getting some answers for people living on morgan territory road in clayton. a mudslide

. >> supreme court justice sonia sotamayor was at stanford and offering insights with life and her job in the highest court in the land. >> they gave her a standing ovation, even before the justice spoke one word on the stanford memori memorial stage. she was appointed in 2009 by president obama, but today the first latina justice connected with students as former law student herself. >> i figured out first how to be a generally informed citizen. >> she told the audience, curious people go further, that curiosity helped to shape her as a person long before she became a supreme court justice. she wasted no time taking questions from curious students. >> what were your greatest fears and hopes upon joining the supreme court? >> would i be good enough? >> she walked through the crowd, shook hands, stopped for photos and talked about how to make it in the world. >> but how do you deal with the fact that your incredible success has given you a perspective that is different from that of many people with whom you would like to emphasize. >> living in two worlds. i am a member of a lot of dif

sonia sotomayor 2009 and elaina kagan 2010. watch on c-span 2.eaina kagan 2010. watch on c-span 2.ina kagan 2010. watch on c-span 2.na kagan 2010. watch on c-span 2. >> anyone working in any hedge fund, everyday coming in and trading stocks, all of those people want edge. that's a common term in the industry. they want edge. and you know, there's this white edge that is useless for their purpose possess. there is the gray zone, and then black edge which is clearly inside information. >> sunday night on q & a, new yorker staff writer sheel sheelah kohhatkar talks about the case against hedge fund manager and his firm. >> the two kind of central characters at the heart of the story, very central characters in my book are these two former pole folio managers, matthew martama is one and matthew steinburg is the other one. and martoma is serving a lengthy prison sentence. his case on appeal. steinburg was convicted but his conviction was overturned that an appeals court made it harder to convict someone for insider trading. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-sp

back in 2014, sonia spoon suffocated her son .daughter inside their home. her family says there were warning signs. >> nobody helped. nobody reached out to anybody. nobody reached out to anybody to help. they just let her out, two days later, to kill my daughter .her brother. >> lawmakers want to require anyone who learns of a threat against a child to report it, not only to law enforcement, but the services and the state attorney's office to give plenty of opportunity to save a child from a dangerous situation. >>> a woodbridge mother says she will not rest until there is just for her 16-year-old son. one person is already behind bars for the murder of brendan wilson, but she says that's not enough. >> five people were a part of his murder, and only one is being held accountable. >> in 2014, brendons was shot and killed bo o a path by smauls near wood bridge high school. smalls was sentenced to 15 years in prison. his sister was accused of luring brendan to that area. wilson's money is asking the commonwealth's attorney to file charges against everyone inv

in more norm times, i remember when lindsey graham voted for sonia sotomayor. the president should have his choice of a supreme court nominee. these are not those times. let's look at those red state democrats and see if they are willing to side with mcconnell. >> great. thank you so much. >> in addition to everything we just talked about, anger and frustration, reportedly inside this closed-door meeting between republicans and some of that targeted at the freedom caucus. we'll talk live with one conservative member next. also, it has nothing to do with obamacare but moments from now, pretty will make a move to try and dismantle one of president obama's biggest legacy items and cnn is on the ground in iraq where the u.s. is investigating whether it is responsible for a strike that killed dozens of civilians, also, just in, an incredibly significant remark from a top u.s. commander there in iraq. stay here. you are watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin it's not a quick fix. it's my decision to make beauty last. roc® retinol, started visibly reducing my fine lines and

a republican president could pass muster with them unless, of course, it was the second coming of sonia[laughter] but if you don't agree with them, you're simply not going to be supported by any democrats, and so the partisanship -- especially with a judge. i mean, anybody would want to appeal before neil gorsuch if their life were in the balance. if he can't pass muster, it's pretty clear that nobody can. paul: the tragedy, i think, for american democracy in these hearings is they've become something of a farce. and i don't mean that to discredit neil gorsuch, it's that the senators are trying to trip him up so they can defeat him. governor such's response -- gorsuch's response is make no mistakes, be very cautious. that's a legacy of the robert bork hearing where bork had a free-flowing discussion intellectually with them, and the democrats nailed him for it and defeated et. >> yeah. and so what we've seen in republican supreme court hearings since then -- not so much when democrats are nominating -- as you say, the democrats are looking for a reason to oppose them. really what they'r

republicans played way too fair, elena kagan, ruth bader ginsburg, justice sonia sotomayor they knewy were going to be a left-wing activist on the court as far as i'm concerned they might as well just end the filibuster rulele anyway now, use the nuclear option, end it. the democrats if they don't use it on this nominee they will use it on the next nominee, period, end of sentence. liberal gets every justice they want republican skate, one update just now by the way the democrats do?th >> here's what happens. you're right. the fact is republicans will say i don't agree with this person'd judicial philosophy, that's not the question is whether they're qualified or not. in a perfect world, that would be wonderful, we don't live in the perfect world.on two things, judge gorsuch will be just as gorsuch in a few weeks whether it's the nuclear option or any other device they done. this is someone who showed himself again today not only eminently qualified but also despite three attempts by senator leahy, he tried to get judge gorsuch to say how he would rule in the executive order case inv