ilia: sonia sotomayor ha hablado abiertamente de su vida personal y su lucha, en su libro para niÑos la tristeza de la isla es porque lo que era lo tenemos que volver a ser, pero necesitamos mucha ayuda y nos estÁ recibiendo. eso lo siento mucho. ilia: en sus libros tambiÉn habla del movimiento femenino y la idea de que las mujeres somos capaces y podemos hacerlo todo. seguimos pagando un alto precio las que somos mamÁs, que trabajamos. hasta cuÁndo? >> siempre, es nuestra vida. me preguntan muchas muchachas. se puede hacer y yo le digo sÍ, pero no al mismo tiempo. hay sacrificios que se tienen que hacer, hay momentos que nopueden estar con sus niÑos. tiene que lo aceptar que el compromisos parte de la vida. ilia: el movimiento femenino estuvo presente en el proceso de confirmaciÓn del juez brett kavanaugh a la corte suprema. cÓmo ha sido la llegada del juez brett kavanaugh. cÓmo ansÍa los primeros días entre colegas? >> siempre hay una bienvenida unto es un nuevo miembro de nuestra corte. tenemos que trabajar con Él y ahora vamos empezar nuestra familia nueva. trabajamos juntos, vam

sonia sotomayor es uno de los 9 jueces de la corte suprema y la primera jueza de ascendencia hispana interesantes vamos a ver un fragmento. >> acaba de publicar dos nuevo libros, dirigidos a niÑos y adolescentes ¿quÉ la llevÓ a usted de contar de una manera amena y entretenida su historia de vida ademÁs para los jÓvenes y ente >> los jÓvenes son nuestro futuro, nosotros c aduls hemos no hecho un trabajo muy bueno en el mundo que le estamos dejando a los niÑos todavÍa hay mucho que tiene que mejorar y las personas que van a hacer ese trabajo son nuestros niÑos entonces para mÍ, la historia mÍa sÉ que le da mucha inspiraciÓn a los niÑos y pensÉ que si querÍa tocarle el corazÓn de los nenes, tenÍa que escribir libros que ellos entendieran. >> hoy en dÍa en el 2018 es la uniÓn americana el paÍs que usted soÑÓ hace 10 aÑos? >> pregunta difÍcil, hay muchos problemas en este mundo, la cosa mÁs importante es para que los que estÉn aquÍ, de saber que podemos hacer cambios para mejorar las condiciones de nosotros, esos cambios, acogen el Ánimo de tratar de hacer a convencer nosotros de lo que

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nuestra colega ilia calderÓn entrevisto a la cuesta de la corte suprema, sonia sotomayor, y nos tienes de puerto rico y del juez kavanaugh y esto es un poco de lo que me dijo. >> muchos estadounidenses han perdido la fe en la justicia. cÓmo recuperar la fe en la justicia? >> creo que es importante que tengan fe en la ley. las leyes no nacen sinoq ue se hacen y se hacen por la gente y si hay leyes que son injustas es porque la gente lo ha permitido. nosotros tenemos que tener el Ánimo de saber que tenemos que cambiar las leyes que no nos gustan. >> estamos apenas a unos dÍas de las elecciones. sonia: a nosotros no nos van a escuchar si no votamos. ilia: puerto rico es muy importante para usted. despuÉs del paso del huracÁn marÍa le parece justo el trato que ha recibido puerto rico? mucho mÁs de la entrevista en el noticiero de univisiÓn. borja: muchas gracias, ilia. tendremos mÁs de la entrevista en el noticiero de univisiÓn. imperdible. el 13 de noviembre se publicarÁ la ediciÓn sobre sus memorias en espaÑol y prÓximamente tambiÉn estarÁ en la feria del libro de miami asÍ que vamos a

>> well, clearly, elena kagan and sonia sotomayor, who was there with her at princeton, are concerned about that, and i'm s, glad, hahat you started here with the oo-- twothe women justices speaking on this point. they're cleay very concerned. and this is an extraordinary thing that they spoke about this. justice kagan wentn to say that the legitimacy ofth e court relies upon public confidence in the court and in its independence, that if the public loses faith in the court, loses respt for the court, and loses a sense of-- of credible, of the court's credibility, that they won't listen to what we tell .hem to do that's basically what she came out and said. "we don't have an army," she said. "we don't have an army. we can't order with masses of force the public to dohings. we order through our legitimacy." and without that, all is lost for the court. and that's her concern. and she said that las and it was a bold thing to say. nd i'm so glad you started there, because ows tremendous concern on the part of at least these two justices about what's hapsepened theast few weeks. >> sreeniv

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emilia: la jueza de la corte suprema, sonia sotomayor, hablÓ sobre su vida personal y su lucha en su presente frente al juicio de brett kavanaugh. sonia: siempre hay nada bienvenida. es un nuevo miembro de nuestra corte. tenemos que trabajar con Él. ahora vamos a empezar nuestra nueva familia. trabajan juntos. vamos a dejar el tiempo pasar. alan: quÉ orgullo que nos represente a todos nosotros en la corte suprema. karla: reitera que hay mucho trabajo por hacer todavÍa en puerto rico y que no se nos olvide. es muy importante. a veces uno deja de hablar y pienso que ya se acabÓ. pero no. mucha gente necesita todavÍa de la ayuda. alan: quÉ emociÓn que hable con esa tranquilidad, ayudando siempre a la gente. mis respetos para esta mujer. karla: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram tienes un minuto? fructis treats 1 minute hair masks. la nueva forma de nutrir tu pelo, rápido. estas mascarillas cremosas nutren en un minuto. 98% de ingreentes de origen natural. obtén un pelo supersedoso. superrápido. fructi

and, you know, now you are in a situation where you have a occupation supreme court justice sonia sotomayor saying we have a chance of holding on to that integrity of the court. >> thank you both for joining our discussion tonight. really appreciate it. when we come back the women who helped senator lisa murkowski make up her mind. two women from alaska who traveled all the way from washington to be heard will joins. clarence >>> here's more than of what senator lisa murkowski said tonight why she is opposed to senator brett kavanaugh's nomination. >> there is an emotion that really has been unleashed in these recent weeks and these are discussions that we need to have as a country. we need to have these as a country. we need to bring survivors to a place where they feel that they can heal, but until you come out of the shadow and know and do so without shame, it's pretty hard to heal. >> senator murkowski's office was flooded with women trying to talk to her, at least people that traveled from alaska in the hope of being heard by their senator. here is something that lisa murkowski heard f

la aparente falta de entusiasmo preocupa a muchos, por eso magistrada sonia sotomayor envÍo un mensajeota es la persona que no quiere este paÍs, ni su comunidad. votar es la cosa mÁs importante, la obligaciÓn mÁs gndudado. la cosa mÁs importante de cambiar esta vida para nosotros los latinos, es votar. >>> enst entrevista con el programa "un nuevo dÍa" la Única jueza latina en la corte suprema destacÓ lo importante que es enseÑar a los hijos a que no se conformen y cumplan sus sueÑos. es la idea de los dos libros sobre su vida que acaba de escribir y estÁ presentando estos dÍas la magistrada sotomayor. una pequeÑa de 12 aÑos la nueva vÍctima de la epidemia de femenicidio en mÉxico, valerÍa no regresÓ de la tienda, todo el pueblo saliÓ a buscarla, pero la esperanza pronto se convirtiÓ en un dolor infinito. cuando la encontraron sin vida en medio de un terreno baldÍo. el informe de raÚl torres. >>> mi hija se llama valerÍa tiene 12 aÑos >>> desesperada y con mucho miedo adriana pedÍa ayuda su hija valerÍa habia desaparecido el domingo >>> la acaban de llevÁrsela >>> pero a valeria de sol

attempt political reforms as well so so on this anniversary this is actually the anniversary also sonia sotomayor ascending to the court under president obama it's a real single you know elections have consequences so donald trump out a very good week because he bent the republican party to his will he got a. reproductive freedom supporting republican female senator to vote with him and stead of with her stated litmus test so i think he's had a very good week i think the movement has had a very good week because we have been determined to break the silence to keep talking and to go out there in force and elect people who are going to respect survivors respect women and in many cases be women making better policy will the battle to confirm brett kavanaugh has divided america the difficult confirmation process as exposed huge social divisions fisher looks at how the u.s. supreme court works and why the nominations for the bench have become so important . the u.s. supreme court is normally a panel of nine judges thousands of cases there are a fair to every year but they normally only take around a h

faced these kind of accusations and on the other side of the aisle neither did elana kagan or sonia sotomayor i mean the fact of the matter is we've had three different justices in the past ten years placed on the supreme court two democrats one republican none of them faced these allegations of you know settling that since you don't think. i don't i don't think the evidence they are to conclude that that brett kavanaugh is a serial sex predator i think there's more than enough evidence to suggest that it was a little bit of a wild child and the reason why these allegations are coming out and they didn't come out on so many you'll gorsuch is because there are none of these allegations against you all right chris or so i can just to kind of condense what brian just said there then then allegation is conviction ok but i don't understand that that's the that's the leap of faith i don't agree with don't understand think it is wrong ok just says he just because other people want to accuse doesn't mean cavanagh is guilty go ahead chris. or i mean first i mean i agree with with robert in terms of th

. >> friday night at princeton, supreme court justices sonia sotomayor and elena kagan spoke about thed for trust in the high court. >> people thinking of the court as not applicationicly divided in the same way, as not an extension of politics, but instead somehow above the fray. >> and if bread kavanaugh becomes a justice, the next associate justice of the supreme court will have familiarity with some of those already on the court. elena kagan, for example, had hired him for a job in the past. that will be a transition that will be watched if the vote goes as planned. so far in the white house it's been a restrained response because it isn't over until it's over. there have been tweets from the president and vice president thanking those who support kavanaugh. in to e pika, kansas, we would expect he would be wanting to talk about his victory in the supreme court, one that has been difficult for everyone involved. richard? >> all right. nbc white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. thank you, kelly. >>> will roe versus wade survive? why some believe kavanaugh fooled senators on the

es algo que le preguntÉ a sonia sotomayor, aunque comenzamos hablando de su nuevo libro para niÑos: pasandoestÁ ahora >> a llegar a cualquier punto que uno quiera en la vida, tiene que trabajar mÁs fuerte que nosotros y tiene aceptar que va a haber disfrutado el camino. ilia: sotomayor fue diagnosticada con diabetes a los ocho aÑos y viviÓ una inestable desde pequeÑa, su esta biblioteca pÚblica en el bronx fue el lugar en que la magistrada de la corte suprema se permitiÓ soÑar a travÉs de los libros, soÑar que todo era posible y que sin importar de dÓnde vienes, puedes ser parte del cambio. ese es el mensaje que esa envÍa a las prÓximas generaciones. barack obama nominÓ jueza sotomayor en el 2009 y su confirmaciÓn histórica. porque habla en inglÉs- de -- [habla en inglÉs] >> durante el proceso de confirmaciÓn, habÍan muchos que decÍa que yo no tenía la inteligencia. hay muchos que han cambiado, pero es la esperanza de muchos, que los latinos no podemos, que no tenemos la capacidad de hacer lo que los otros hacen. en su libro recuerda a puerto rico. le parece justo el trato que ha recibido p

. >> stephanie, your chapter was about the nomination and confirmation of sonia sotomayor to be a supreme at the process of going through, examining and vetting her, the confirmation process, and compare that to kavanaugh, i mean, what do you think? >> i've spent a lot of time reflecting in this last couple weeks, especially around the kavanaugh nomination about the high standard and really quite frankly the double standard that the united states senate held sonya sotomayor to. the worst they could come up with a speech she had given ten years earlier that president obama thought was critical to her being on the supreme court. he was clear as he was searching for his supreme court nominees that he wanted somebody who had the critical proximity to reality, a proximity to reality that i would argue brett kavanaugh did not have and they held that against her, from being somebody who identified as a latina who was outspoken about being a latina and dragged her over the coles for having diabetes and her personal health issues, but those were the worst things they could come up with. in compari

i voted for sonia sotomayor and kagan, i would have never done this to them. this was character assassination, this was wanting power too much. >> let's go to the white house with the latest reaction. nbc's kelly o'donnell has that. another good day to you. we have the president taking a victory lap over kavanaugh's confirmation. what are you hearing from there? >> certainly they are feeling good at the white house for however bumpy, bitter and bruising the process was today lindsey graham, the senator from south carolina, who was one of the most vocal proponents from kavanau kavanaugh. we know that kellyanne conway came out to talk about these issues and she was making the point that something over the next few weeks heading into the midterm elections. the contrast between the approach, the tactics of the two sides. that will be tested at the polls and kellyanne conway also has the view that it has inspired conservatives to act. here's part of what she said this morning. >> this has been a very low point for many people whose job it was to advise and consent

. >> as the accident of timing would have it sonia sotomayor and eliza kagen both appeared at princetonhere. i want to listen to justice sotomayor talking about the institutional rep ruitation now for the supreme court and how the court holds onto legitimacy in this atmosphere and what a challenge that is. let's listen to that. >> i think we have a chance of holding on to our legitimacy. as elena says, though, we're each going to have to think about how to do that and how to implement and support our institutional reputation. >> and jennifer, that institutional reputation seems more of a challenge than ever. >> it's so sobering for her to say we have a chance of holding onto our reputation. >> just a chance. >> and one thing i have not been able to move beyond is understanding that when brett kavanaugh walked into the hearing room last week, he thought he was done. he spoke of his nomination in the past tense. he talked about when i still believe there's a chance i would be confirmed. so, you know, one piece he left out of his op-ed that he gave to the journal was the truth, which was t

the other female, justice sonia sotomayor equally a glowing statement from her but she docked about howhe board of civics, a group your mother started. to make sure all of us have a better education about how our country works and runs on why it's important we would actually understand it. >> yes. my mother was very concerned after retiring from the court about the state of civic knowledge that most americans face. and understand. literally one-third of americans can actually name all three branches of government. she wanted to do something about it. at age 79, she started an educational software company that's all about teaching of civics in an exciting way for young people, using interactive games. makes learning and civic engagement fund and relevant. starting from scratch, it reaches all the schoolkids in the country from grades five through 12. a remarkable solution. >> shannon: fantastic legacy in addition to all the work she did on the courts. we checked into the numbers. annenberg does this every year. 37% of americans they surveyed couldn't name any of the rights guaranteed und

when president obama nominated sonia sotomayor, it was not an issue. in fact, it was not even much of an issue when george w. bush put the other more recent catholics on, roberts and alito. what we areknow talking about, rounding out the , scalia, justice kennedy, justice thomas. it is unusual to have one protestant, stevens, and the other two are jewish, ginsburg and breyer. it does play out mostly on issues of abortion when the public consciousness comes. as i note in the book, this book courtceived -- supreme received some criticism of the catholicism issue in 2007 when the justices, for the first time, struck down an abortion procedure, which is known by its critics as partial-birth abortion procedure, and the majority of justices happened to be catholic, before justice sotomayor. that is when a lot of the criticism came to the forefront of our people voting their -- of, or people -- of, are people voting their religion. what justice scalia, and since he is conservative, he has a convincing argument at where he is at on the law anyway, even though

impeaching justices are common, including john roberts, clarence thomas, ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayorthe late antonin scalia. those efforts went nowhere. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell predict all this impeachment talk will only help republicans in november. he said today that whatever deficit in enthusiasm republicans may have had has now been eliminated. shannon, we still don't know if senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is president trump's favorite senator. great question. >> shannon: i mean, that was probably the toughest question. he can't answer. thank you very much. more democrats joining with hillary clinton turning away to calls to return to civility in american politics. senator rand paul says they rhetoric could turn deadly. he joins us next. i'm ken jacobus, i'm the owner of good start packaging. we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,00

i remember them being in disagreement, for example, over the sonia sotomayor vote, which was a big issue the day. >> oh, lindsey graham voted for her. >> and john mccain voted against her. >> right. >> so, you know, i don't know what john would be doing. and, you know, lindsey, look -- this was a tough one for me. because i love the guy. and i've known him for so long. and it's almost like he's become -- he and trump have become richard burton and elizabeth taylor. they're on again, they're off again. they break up, they make up. they break up, they're in love again. last time -- >> which one is elizabeth taylor? i don't want to really go there, you know? >> well -- >> i see them more as dorothy and her little dog toto. famously, the president said that -- mr. trump at the time said president obama didn't have a birth certificate. it was a lie. i want to posit that lindsey graham doesn't have a spine. i want him to produce an mri of his back. i think you could go at that thing with an electron microscope and wouldn't find solid material. >> he served this country. >>> a leading supporter

republican sound much object you in sonia sotomayor and elena kagan's records, including sotomayor issuggestion and numerous speeches that a quote wise latina woman would more often than not make better judicial systems and a white male republican, also expressed deep concern about elena kagan's position as thinking of harvard law school to ban military records from office. the didn't launch a withering personal attack or assault. the democrats had leveled against previous republican nominees. they didn't try to filibuster their nominations. republicans as sotomayor and taken pointed questions, to be sure, but did not try to destroy them, as was the one of the democrats. the . the confirmation vote for 60-31 for sotomayor with nine republicans in support and 63-37 for kagan with five republicans and support. sotomayor and kagan received more votes republicans and alito received from democrats. keep that in mind the next him democrats try to pin the blame for the confirmation wars on the gop. i'll say just a few words about president obama's d.c. circuit nominees. president obama appoi

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led to the ultimate appointment of ruth bader ginsburg, of stephen breyer, of elena kagan, of sonia sotomayor to the supreme court. these justices were confirmed overwhelmingly, and they were confirmed with a lot of votes from members of both political parties. it doesn't have to be as contentious as it always is, but in this instance with republican nominees, with conservative nominees, the left has been unwilling to allow the process to even move forward as it shouldn't as -- and has chosen instead to smear these individuals and to treat them in an unkind, undignified manner. no mother and no father would want to see a son or a daughter subjected to this kind of treatment, not in our country, not for a position like this. no one would want that. it does not have to be this way. if we can correct course, if we can figure out that we have in some ways been working with a broken thermostat. if we can acknowledge the fact that in trying to make things better, sometimes we make them worse by bringing more power to washington and then handing this power over to unelected bureaucrats and judges. w

kaganave justice elena and sonia sotomayor -- they were not too tough on either of those justices when obama nominated them. they tend to go a little easier. my prediction is we see a cooling-off period. the reason this was such a contentious fight is it was so close to the midterm election following a very divisive presidential election. eventually it would alter the balance of the court -- potentially it would alter the balance of the court. divisivede, the most decision in recent history. it made it a perfect storm. i don't think it will be quite as nasty the next couple of times, but who knows? host: there are no permanent rule changes or precedents set that will be applied for the next nomination? guest: i don't think so. hereresident -- precedent is the majority leader stuck to the timeline and averages for confirming a supreme court nominee even though you could argue this was a special case because garland had such a voluminous record. --s nomination host: you mean kavanaugh? guest: yes. this nomination merited more time. that was the argument the democrats made because kavanau