it's sonja. - sonja who? -that doesn't say much for the other night at the rutherford. ck. - [ [ ankie ] let go of me! - take it easy, frankie. come on. let go of me! - [ martinez ] hold still.l.! hey, what are you doing to this guy, huh? we're the police. you wanna come to the station? - no, i got nothing to do with it. - up and out. take care, frankie. you remember sonja from the other night? andy and bobby are gonna move him. sick bastard's writing, uh, molested hisistepchild. yeah, someone's definitely stealing from my coffee can, james. so you were telling me. no beeps froroabby, huh? james, i hope to god when the time comes, i'm not gonna fire blanks. how you gonna fire blanks, greg? you already got two kids. trial run, but now i'm afraid, suppose i do, and abby beeps soon after. so i'm sitting here left with my doubts. hey, greg, you still know how to ride a bike, right? that weapon was purchased from a harris blake outside the new york city port authority bus terminal. not by me, but by jimmy mosler.

i've seen police coming and going, and i've seen sonja taken out on a gurney. i think you've seen a lot more than that. now open this damn door. - no. - where's your building super? - what's your name? - steven cameron. - steven, you're coming to the station house. - you can't make me. don't tell me i can't make you. now come with me to the station house. all right. just, um, be right there. - the guy saw a lot. - he said that? more or less. let's go. come on, steven. let's go. i'm coming on my own volition, and i-i can leave when i want. [ boomer ] imagine what you wear every day actually making your body feel better... making your whole day better. hi, everybody. i'm boomer esiason. and that's exactly what tommie copper does for me. "wearable wellness" and they have infused it into everything they do. sleeves that help support aching elbows and knees. tops that can help ease your overworked, sore back and shoulders. bottoms that help relieve stiff thighs and hips. and even socks and orthotics that provide added support and comfort. [ angie ] tommie copper's h

guest: thank you for calling sonja, from kentucky.oyota has been a boom for kentucky and they make the toyota camry in georgetown, kentucky. i have a lot of people in my district who work for toyota. i would just say to the extent that we can washington d.c. have done anything to cause the concerns that sonja has, hopefully we can undo those things so that toyota is incentivized in a different way. they have been a great employer to kentucky. i would love to move them into my congressional district. they in providing a tax base their in georgetown. maybe not as much of sonja would like, but it has been instrumental in rebuilding parks and schools and more transportation and infrastructure in georgetown. we have a lot more restaurants their photo, too. host: thank you so much. guest: thanks, greta. looking forward to seeing mike pence on the hill today. host: coming up, we will talk with democratic congresswoman marcy kaptur in ohio and get her reaction of donald trump winning the presidency. here is more from our effort to catch up wi

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i am a big fan of sonja sotomayor. she had me at hello. i commissioned an artist. majority of them. >> they are stunning. 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 the french there are the old french vines. in the mid-1800s, they were ravaged almost 40%. this small plot of bollinger never caught the disease. i do not know when. >> about 40 workers specially trained to handle the delicate, extra right grapes, harvest the whole plot in just two hours. the grapes are immediately pressed on the bollinger property. barrel to taken from bottle. >> you put the bottle in our seller and when the wind is ready, we sell it. we sell 1000, 2000, or 5000 bottles a year. -- eurosls for about and up to 5000 for older vintages. >> it is very powerful and very fresh. it is amazing what goes into a bottle of champagne. pothat goes better with a -- a glass of champagne then something very sweet. we went behind the scenes to this bill are to see how the magic is made. ♪ >> being a pas

running from the apartment where sonja hudson was robbed and-and raped and beaten. [ sighs ] are you gonna arrest him? we're gonna work on that right now. i'm not walking out of this building unless you put him under arrest! so you could become like a station house mascot? cameron, what you just did took balls. and i respect you for it. we'll talk to the d.a. now. cohen's riding. i saw him about 10 minutes ago heading for the third floor. yeah. good. what's that about? you got a minute for us, detective? well, all the interview rooms are tied up then. well, maybe you can take it downstairs? - sure. - okay. you got a minute, cohen? being how no one else chooses to converse with me. what's going on, detective? i'm the last person to ask about that. can you get the suspect to stand in a lineup? lawyered up. very strong i.d. from the witness. he's a super. the perp's a tenant at one of his other buildings. could the witness have made the i.d. off some kind of grudge? no. no. this this guy didn't want to get involved at all. he's scared out of his mind the perp will make bail and clean hi

welcome to celebrity page, i'm sonja isabelle from celebrity page studio and james vaughn is on the west coast high above the las vegas strip. coming up. a closer look at one of the big holiday movies and hottest shows on tv. first, the hollywood lord turns 20 at a star-studded birthday party in new york. the singer celebrating with famous friends, taylor swift, carly cross, and more. >> lord, happy birthday, lord. the style squad heading out for a night on the town. swift showing off her long legs in a short skirt and leopard print coat. taylor showing off the home made birthday card for lord whose real name is ella. proving this is one squad that trael likes each other.

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announcer 1: now supreme court justice sonja sotomayor talks about the court, justice scalia, and juster bias. she also talks about the election results. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. [applause] well, a lovely way to spend the night. thank you for joining us. thank you very much for being here. it is an honor to be here. i'm diana ingraham, the executive director at hill central naval hospital, and we have lots of things going on in this building. i'm very curious, how many folks have never been in the building before? welcome. [laughter] diana ingraham: 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 center's opening and the 150th anniversary of the first naval hospital now 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 pristine state. please join our 150th anniversary circle so that we can have these beautiful programs for your great-grandchildre

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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 evidence that was not available at the time of the conviction or there is new evidence that contradicts what was used to convict. >> sonia is a real, live example of somebody whose life was really destroyed based upon bad scientific testimony in court. >> stewart: last wednesday, texas' court of criminal appeals found cacy not guilty of the death of her uncle, fulf

. >> sonja, what is the latest? we showed you long lines, frustrated voters, and numbers are being posted on screens tonight. and we may not know who wins the election for one week. 300,000 votes uncounted. and we are already seen some of them within a few percentage points of each other. and one of those races is the county recorder's race. staff will begin counting early ballots again starting tomorrow, so, we could be on the ed next 10 days. >> hundreds of thousands of votes left to count, which could change the complexion of some races. phoenix is gorgeous! warm weather, blue skies, the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing something amazing in my city? hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is keeping phoenix in motion with fun, free, cultural events for you and your friends. discover the stress relief of our drum circles or enjoy a night at the movies with us. if you don't think this is right for me when you think a-a-r-p, then you don't know "aarp." get to know us at aarp.org/phoenix the average age of a h

marco rubio said he would not have supported the nomination of supreme court justice sonja , an outstanding jurist. a phenom on the bench. proud of her puerto rican heritage, by all accounts, he would not have voted for her. now, he and his republican colleagues are threatening to block also bring court justices. -- all supreme court justices. down worry, people fall when you stand up this long. everybody bend your knees real quick. they will be ok, give them some room. to, they are threatening block all nominees, and they are suggesting they might impeach hillary. they don't know what for yet, but they are thinking about it. you know what? that is not how this democracy is supposed to work. if a democrat was threatening to do that, i would say, that's wrong. it is not any better when he republican decides to do it. gridlock is not some mysterious thing that descends on washington. it is not both sides being equally wrong. gridlock happens because folks like marco rubio this side oppose anything that is good for the country if a democrat opposes it. you want more endless gridlock? you want

. >> the voice of an angel in sonja's case a guardian angel retiring from the air force just after getting the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, just getting started when it comes to helping those struggling with the same disease. >> the fatigue is very real, severe fatigue is more real, if you know how i was as a military person always on the go. always doing things. i just have to take care of myself a lot more.>> since s firsthand, she is doing her best to alleviate stress for others. dealing with exhaustion, pain or the money aspect. >> sometimes they have to choose to pay a utility bill or get medication. >> she started the voices of hope the tampa bay lightning giving some of those opportunities to make her platform a nonprofit. >> every knows about hearts and know about. i wanted to fill the gap even if it is just giving a ride to the doctor's office. making sure their guard -- yard gets mowed. >> on this veterans day this angelic voice continues to serve her community hoping them to live life on a high note. >>> the power in her voice, for more on her story and her nonprofit go to a

premeditation, wouldn't that be plan a question mark >> chris: sonja also makes another >> she made the statement that her life was a [bleep] and she should ended. >> on two occasions she told friends and associates that her life was all messed up at the she was going to end it all. >> chris: but sonia claims she told police jenni was referring to ending her relationship with mcnair, not her life after murdering him. >> i was upset because those two statements that out the entire scenario of ending a relationship. >> chris: then, there is a shocker. steve mcnair was not jenni's only boyfriend. dr. alvin simpson, a psychologist and mcnair's lifelong mentor says police reports say that investigators were told jenni was seeing two other football players. >> i have not made any person yet who feels that jenni be wrong. >> chris: so, if not murder suicide, how to tennessee's favorite type in fall? >> you believe this was an ambush? >> yeah. perfectly planned ambush. >> chris: vincent hill is a former national police officer turned private investigator. vincent was never assigned to mcnair's

i'm sonja isabelle coming to you from celebrity page studio with all of your entertainment new. in just minutes we are taking you to the premiere of kevin james' netflix comedy and checking out stars headed to the great white way. we are kick things off with the for the first time since his split from angelina jolie. the 52-year-old attending a fan screening of his new movie allied. pitt joined by co-star marion couttiard and robert zemekes. actor taking time out to greet fans and snap selfies. the actor discussing what sets a film apart. >> throw back to the old 40s films where you used to be in a stationary car, and see rear projection. and you, you were sitting on the sand dune, you don't know if we are actually in the sahara. >> pitt's appearance after he and ex angelina jolie agreed how to extend a temporary custody agreement for their six children. the oscar winner receiving some good news in such a tough time. celebrity page learning los angeles child and family services is officially clearing him of the child abuse allegations that have been plaguing him for months. ange

and that was not true by the time sonja sotomayor and i came along. by that time, the law firms and the judges wanted you. i never faced that kind of discrimination. and i did not because of incredible work and efforts that people like justice ginsburg and justice o'connor made. justice williams: that applied to me too. i am not in their group. justice kagan: i did not mean to -- justice williams: i know that. you mentioned opportunities and one of the things because a lot of these students to want to go into public interest. a lot of them are thinking -- the path is to go after they graduate from high school. justice williams: you had the great honor of clerking for justice marshall. what did it mean to clerk for those extraordinary justices? justice kagan: i was extraordinarily lucky. clerking in general is a great thing to do. not everybody but for many people. it gives you a sense of how the law works, a different sort of sense than you have from law school and if you are like me, you have a chance to learn at the feet of people who have had terri

sonja? >> yes, i wonder how important the international women's movement is to the book. -- you know about one of the slogans of the , american women's movement was that the personal is political. the emphasis on the political and individual experience as being the center of politics would sort of speak to your argument about new structure in feeling. -- thereme time -- the was an outward attempt -- your argument that human rights are being imported in the u.s., i am not sure from the perspective of the women's movement, i'm not sure if that was so true. i'm thinking about the way that american feminists parted -- participated in the international women's conferences from my own perspective as an american feminists at this time. maybe i am blinded to it. it seems to me that there was a desire to be international on the part of american feminists, and that led to a lot of tensions, because one of the problems that -- was that feminists from other parts of the world said that their experience

sonja? how importanter the national -- international --en's movement one of the slogans of the american women's movement was that the personal is political. it was a focus on the individual clinical experience as the center of politics, and it sort of speak to your argument about new structure in feeling. time, there was an outward attempt -- your argument that human rights are being imported in the u.s., i am not sure from the perspective of the women's movement and that was so true. i'm thinking about the way that american feminists parted -- participated in the international women's movement. maybe i am blinded to it. it seems to me that there was a desire to be international on the part of american feminists, and that led to a lot of tensions, because one of the women froms that other parts of the world said that their expense was not the same as ours. so there were debates about that. do you address it about -- do you address that at all in your book? ark bradley: i wish it plays larger

planning commission unanimously approved this project and i ask you to do the same i want to the hope on sonja's comment our city made comments about being an sanctuary city and welcoming to the to make sure we open our arms is putting shovels in the ground i sincerely parking spaces you pass the project. >> good evening supervisors my name is patrick mcmillan i'm sorry i'm nervous i'm the ceo of medical care million miguel for the last 50 years caregiver that corner with respect to the latino cultural district wherewith where were you guys when wells fargo was calling for notes in the noticing pardon me. >> sir direct our comments to the board and not members of the public. >> okay anyways the person was connie and together we got it get rid of the graffiti and help with the homeless, dealt with the day labors all in a compassionate and good way for the neighborhood we well my father and mother bought the building and sold it we moved down the street to the caesar chavez where we build a state of the art facility out of a 20th century building - when i struck this deal with lakeshore they - at

. >> doctor sonja is offering az compliment tree consultation. ?ey will not be black çfriday couple nights ago where they set the assist recordt-sfor th most assist in a nba regular- season game. 47 assists. there's kevin tran @qlway downt. the la lakers cegot 104, the warriors 149. the big four for the golden state warriors. they will be nla in their writing and nine-game winning writing and w ne-game winning ñhey will be nla in their at staples center.>>> president barack obama took this thanksgiving holiday to speak with -those serving our country overseas. the president made nine phone calls to deployed servicemembers in the army, marine corps, navy, air force and coast guard. he wished them a qvhhappy thanksgiving and also thank them for their service.>>> a taste of tradition even when you are thousands of miles away from home. the american troops took a  thanksgiving meal in afghanistan. more than 14,000 pounds of turkey, 8000 pies were delivered to pthe servicemen. >>>pc<$a5 organizers say there nothing more comforting when you are far

i did that when sonja sotomayor was nominated to the supreme court. that's what you do.s your job as a senator. >> any name out there you would propose right now? >> for the supreme court? chris koontz. >> no, for this cabinet that's emerging. >> well, let's just -- i'm just going to see who he brings in. so -- >> dana, let me let you ask a question of the senators you've covered so closely before we go to the audience. where would you like to hear them? >> oh, boy. i'll start with you. senator, you are obviously, you know, a conservative and from a very red state. >> that's why i have red hair. >> exactly. i was just going to say that. but you -- where do you think that you -- you talked about the prayer breakfast and so forth. >> yeah. >> where do you think that you, as a republican, along with democrats, along with president trump can actually get things done? >> i think there's a lot of areas. >> like what's the first thing in real terms, and practically, the first thing you could move through congress, get to his desk that he could sign that would make everybody thi

at valencia community college with our "today's" turkey trot surprise winner and her sister, sasha, sonja and we have sonny anderson. what class did i interrupt? >> catering, banquet management. >> that sounds exciting. i love it! let's get the forecast to match. we know it's sonny. let's show you record highs in we do have a storm system coming in the pacific northwest bringing mountain snow into the plains and upper midwest by friday. that's what's going on around the country and here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> lots of sunshine this morning and we will see an increase in cloudiness by the middle of the afternoon hours today and won't inhibit the warm-up, 36 in dulles and 46 in washington. low to mid 60s and a couple clouds low to mid sneer 60 and 70 on friday and saturday mild but showers roll in late saturday afternoon and saturday night and cold and windy weather returns on sunday. >>> that's your latest weather. mi that's your latest weather, coming up your next half hour, brussel sprouts, po lu za coming up! >>> the olympic games were only three months ago. one

planning commission unanimously approved this project and i ask you to do the same i want to the hope on sonja'somment our city made comments about being an sanctuary city and welcoming to the to make sure we open our arms is putting shovels in the ground i sincerely parking spaces you pass the project. >> good evening supervisors my name is patrick mcmillan i'm sorry i'm nervous i'm the ceo of medical care million miguel for the last 50 years caregiver that corner with respect to the latino cultural district wherewith where were you guys when wells fargo was calling for notes in the noticing pardon me. >> sir direct our comments to the board and not members of the public. >> okay anyways the person was connie and together we got it get rid of the graffiti and help with the homeless, dealt with the day labors all in a compassionate and good way for the neighborhood we well my father and mother bought the building and sold it we moved down the street to the caesar chavez where we build a state of the art facility out of a 20th century building - when i struck this deal with lakeshore they - at a

planning commission unanimously approved this project and i ask you to do the same i want to the hope on sonja'somment our city made comments about being an sanctuary city and welcoming to the to make sure we open our arms is putting shovels in the ground i sincerely parking spaces you pass the project. >> good evening supervisors my name is patrick mcmillan i'm sorry i'm nervous i'm the ceo of medical care million miguel for the last 50 years caregiver that corner with respect to the latino cultural district wherewith where were you guys when wells fargo was calling for notes in the noticing pardon me. >> sir direct our comments to the board and not members of the public. >> okay anyways the person was connie and together we got it get rid of the graffiti and help with the homeless, dealt with the day labors all in a compassionate and good way for the neighborhood we well my father and mother bought the building and sold it we moved down the street to the caesar chavez where we build a state of the art facility out of a 20th century building - when i struck this deal with lakeshore they - at a