i would like you to listen, valerie amos, to this we got earlier today. john jackson from the free syria campaign talking about what these lawyers have written. >> we know that the u.n. and it's agencies are doing an incredible amount of fantastic work within syria. the thing is they no longer need to wait for the regimes' permission. 35 of the world's best legal minds, judges, and professors of law said under international humanitarian law irrespective to the united nations security council resolution, the arbitratal denial, these people have been waiting long enough. they're struggling hard. they're struggling heroically to survive, and it's up to us to make bold decisions. >> i know your heart goes out to the people in this terrible situation, but what tease lawyers are saying the united nations can, indeed, must go in without the say so of the syrian government. >> well, the united nations is in syria. they medicine 4 million people. 8 million people are able to get safe drinking water because of the work of the united nations. i said to the security

valerie harper is here, a three-time emmy winner. and she's with us. >> and feeling great and looking really good. plus cyndi lauper and billy porter are here. >> and two other guest stars. two other guest stars are here. >> martha williamson. >> martha williamson. >> and who is that over there with your mom? >> it's my mom and my niece. they came to watch the show today. you might have a little assist if you need a little help. >> i think i'm going to need a little help, okay? >> but they woke up to some weather here that was crazy! >> you get up at 4:00 and go and walk blake because you live in the city. i get up a little bit after that and i take my dogs out. >> these are our two views. i woke up and cars, because that's my neighborhood. i was literally, like -- i almost wanted to write something in that snow with my finger. >> i'll bet you did. >> but i decided against it. >> i took a couple of pictures, too. i just could not believe it. >> look at the flowers. >> the daffodils desperately trying. i went over to -- i couldn't bel

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. >> valerie jair jarrett joins me now. what was the decision-making, i know i spent time with kathleen sebelius, and according to the press with her last night at dinner. why did she decide now this was the time to leave? >> well, she notified the president in early march, she thought after the enrollment period was finished that that would be a good time to move on. obviously she knew going into this position she was going to take a lot of heat. this is something as the president said and kathleen said was not an easy task to get the affordable care act both passed and implemented, but 7.5 million people enrolled in the period after a very choppy start so she finished strong and thought now would be the time to pass the baton on. and the president obviously selected sylvia, an outstanding person to take kathleen's space and move on from here. >> what about the political damage? was it because of the timing of the midterm elections going forward, whether it was her fault or not? and we know the president told chuck todd la

there's been reconciliation probably due to the fact that he's left valerie trierweiler.o she comes back in this cabinet this ecology/energy role. she's filling a place there which the greens could have had but aren't going to have. the greens who were a coalition partner in the government which was there up until two days ago, the greens have worked out, saying they can't work with the new prime minister because he's too right wing. segolene royal to come in and look at this transition which hole lapped announced towards replacing nuclear and fossil fuels. obviously a long-term project. that is apparently to be a priority. >> can one imagine what relations are going to be like now? after all, the president has had his issues when it comes to women in recent months. >> as i say, they are on the face of it back on terms. evidently they separated amid some acrimony any several years ago. he then had a relationship with valerie trierweiler. as we know, that broke up a couple months ago. that may or may not be linked to the fact that they're back on terms. i don't know if tha

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. >> reporter: valerie say single mother of three, who has been in search of a job for months. >> looklook at mr. so and so, look at my qualifications, look at my college, you know, background, who is best? who would do a better job? that's all i am asking for. >> reporter: with the help of dress for success new orleans, a nonprofit that works with disadvantaged women in their job search, she finally landed employment at a retail shop in the city's french quarter. >> why don't we just try it. >> reporter: and now she's having to help other women toward a better future. >> what happened was what they did for me, i wanted to move forward, you know, pay it forward. >> reporter: according to the center for american progress, women working full-time in louisiana earn over successor we have of what men earn and more than one in five women and girls in the state are living in poverty. >> it's a complex issue, pay and equality is a very complex issue. >> reporter: new orleans native julie is advocating for a change in state law to his deal with these issues of inequality and to advance the liv

>> valerie bertinelli is not fat.off my girl. >> it's not fair. >> she's packed on everything she lost with jenny craig as valerie sounds off on the criticism today. >> she's part of the machine that creates this shame. >> signing up to be spokesperson is signing up to be anorexic. couples news, bruce and kris back together. lady gaga engaged? letterman announces he's retiring. acm awardsyan takes us home to georgia.tty mu that's driving by. >> and inside "captain america's" box office domination. and chris and scarlet's lovefest. >> she's like my sister. >> chris is always the same. >>> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >> valerie bertinelli, jenny craig's weight loss wonder feeling shamed for putting weight back on. hi, everyone. i'm thief thea andrewses and kevin frazier is off tonight, but nina parker is with us tonight. it sparked interesting conversation. >>> valerie bertinelli broke her silence on "the talk kwoe "about gaining back the weight that she's

he was brainstorming with valerie jarrett and said if you want to reach young people, have presidentny or die skit with his pal, zach galifianakis. we can thank the guys. >> i wouldn't be with you here today if i didn't have something to plug. have you heard of the affordable care act? >> i heard about that. that's the thing that doesn't work. why would you get the guy who created the zune to make your website? >> healthcare.gov works great now, and millions of americans have already gotting health insurance plans and what we want is for people to know that you can get affordable health care, and most young americans right now, they're not covered. and the truth is that they can get coverage, all for what it costs you to pay your cell phone bill. >> okay, bob, so guys from "hangover" saved obamacare? >> one thing you have to give this whole thing credit for is when he did do the thing with the galifianakis, the website did have a surge of people coming in. and signing up. so to an extent, we thought it was a bad idea, anybody who thought it was a bad idea, apparently it worked well.

valerie, i'll be joining you at the white house today.s is so important when it pertains to women trying to raise money and earn money for their families when they have that seat at the table. >> well, thank you, mika, and good morning. we're looking forward to having you at the white house for our round table conversation later this morning. what the president is doing today is signing an executive order that will prohibit federal contractors from retaliating against their employees who share compensation. he will also be signing a presidential memorandum directing the labor department to require federal contractors to collect and turn over statistics about women and based on gender and based on race. and the whole point here, and, mika, you hit the nail on the head, is that through transparency we can have an honest conversation. but many times women have no idea that they're being discriminated against. they have no idea what their counterparts are making. and so all the president wants to do is make sure we have transparency. sometime

first, valerie, what is the president's goal here?t do you and your women's council trying to achieve? >> well, as you know, andrea, on june 23rd the president is hosting a white house summit on working families. our goal is to make sure as we have a 21st century workplace, that we're building it in a way that is designed to enis this ur that the 21st century worker thrives. we have about 14 deans of our nation's most prominent business schools to come and share with us and brainstorm with us on best practices for making sure that we're doing everything possible to train the leaders for tomorrow. as you know, women now compose half the work force. they are graduating from graduate school at a higher rate than men. and two-thirds of all families have either single head of household who is a woman, or two bread winners. we need to make sure we're switching the paradigm and making sure the workplace is such that it cannot only be profitable, and thrive, retain the employees in their work force, but also that it's working for the employee

and there was recently a report that said valerie, i'm cancer free. i'm not.er parts my body, which happens with this disease. >> it's a miracle. >> well, yes. >> whatever it is, it's great. >> whatever it is, it works. >> do you name it as a miracle? >> everybody has their miraculous. it's not what i was expecting. but it's what i was hoping for and going for. >> you're not sitting down and letting this thing take over. >> no, in fact, i'm working. it's perfect for easter and renewal, called signed, sealed, delivered. it's written by touched by an angel, martha williamson. it's about the dead letter office. no pun intended or connection. but it's communications can't get to people. >> it's with hallmark and we've got a clip. >> oh, you do? okay, good. >> here she is work. >> i'm playing a very -- >> rita hayworth? >> it's with. >> with? >> with. >> precious: the real rita was a lot taller. i handled her parcel post back in my days at the hollywood wilcox station. >> the hollywood station at wilcox? that's on a national register of historical places. you were

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valerie made this all happen. >> it's all valerie. >> well thank you. >> reporter: you played this roleolunteer but instead you filled this void. >> maybe there were times when i was less of a big brother and more of a figure in his life that really became like a more driving force. i never quite thought of myself as a father. >> reporter: you thought you were younger than that. >> i felt younger than that. all we want to do is open up the world for him. i think if the world, if the blinders could come off of him, he could see, he could find his way. >> reporter: and lindell couldn't be more grateful. >> the young kid from the bronx 20 years ago is this young man at 31, you know, having a good life, and it's directly because of him. i would just look him in the face, you know, give him a hug, and tell him that i love him. >> lindell and jeff are with us now. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i had so much fun watching your face watching that story. this guy meant an awful lot in your life didn't he? >> yeah he did. he actually changed my life. you know, i

>>> plus valerie bertinelli on she once lost 40 pounds to wear a bikini. she speaks out on her weight gain. >> why do i feel so much shame? >>> then oprah versus her stepmom exclusive.

>> broadway backlash, valerie harper battling cancer. the outrage as she faces another fight.ourt. that's in "the skinny" this monday, april 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning. we begin this half hour with that deadly storm system on the move heading east. >> 17 states on high alert this morning under the threat of heavy rains, large hail and tornadoes like this one in oklahoma causing widespread damage in quapaw killing at least one person there. >> another twister touched down in mayflower, arkansas. at least 11 people have been killed in that state alone. >> abc's alex perez has the latest from little rock. >> reporter: a tornado has turned deadly touching down in the town of quapaw, oklahoma. near odessa, missouri, visibility near zero. blinding heavy rain making driving nearly impossible. the strong winds along i-70 flipping this semi on its side and damaging several homes. from nebraska all the way to louisiana residents are preparing for a potentially dangerous storm that could spawn viol

valerie introduced me to a brewery and healer i was encouraged to learn one of the rituals to connect me to mother nature's or inspiring gift i was first given the berea greeting for new comers then with their hands together the healer told me we need to move around in circles giving thanks to lake baikal from all four corners of the year earth she told me to think about the. that i wanted and bowed to the leg as we go around the circle inside lynne's that's exactly what we did although nothing came jumping out to greta's i did feel a sense of calmness and enjoyed its sight there are many stories connected to these ancient waters stories of illions supernatural powers centuries old curses and dragons have all been whispered about the place there seems to be no end to the bizarre stories linked to this fresh water league in some other in siberia for the border area it's not a ball that bad about the respect to be give to the lake for its powers that oh well unknown even the bizarre stories carry some truth in them as anything is possible out in its dug deep waters tell them what they o

valerie introduced me doable riyad healer i was encouraged to learn one of the rituals to connect me to mother nature is all inspiring gift i was first given the glory of greeting for new comers than with the hands together the heel told me we need to move around in circles giving things to leg by cull from all four corners of the year earth she told me to think about the good that i wanted and bowed to the lake as we go around the circle inside lives that's exactly what we did although. nothing came jumping out to greta's i did feel a sense of calmness and enjoyed its sight there are many stories connected to these ancient wharton's stories of aliens supernatural powers centuries old kris's and dragons have all been with bit about the place this seems to be new and to the bizarre stories linked to this freshwater lake in some other in siberia for the border yeah it's not about that bad about the respect to be give to the lake for its powers but oh well i know even the bizarre stories carries some truth in them as anything is possible out in it's dug deep waters tell them what they a

francois hollande had this relationship with valerie trierweiler which ended a few months ago due to relationship with the actress. journalists are saying since francois hollande and valerie trierweiler that's allowed a reprush more to take place between his partner and segolene royal. i think one has to step back and say at the same time that segolene royal is an important political figure in france. she did run for the presidency. she has a large amount of support. she's taken a step back from politics. that means she's untainted, if you like, but the unpopularity of the government for the last two years. it does mean that coming back into the cabinet, she does allow a kind of new energy to bring her kind of crowd, if you like, her socialists into the fold. it's an important step and she's got this big, big portfolio, energy and ecology which is interesting because that's a job that could have gone to the green party. but the greens have walked out of the government. the greens have said that they can't work with manuel. he's far too right wing. they walked out and that's left this

this means a lot (clapping) >> hi, i'm speaking on behalf of valerie. i've been in the kip program since kindergarten but unfortunately after fifth and sixth grade i had to stop and just take korean math and that degraded and now i don't get to take the korean electives so if we could have the money to get another class i want to remain my korean so i will have an opportunity for the career someday. thank you (clapping.) sprirpt carr response deputy superintendant lee. president fewer. commissioners. why do i feel like i'm preaching to the choir i'm a proud parent of the two koreans in the program. 5 years ago i stood before this board in support of the seal of literacy and overwhelmingly supported that every student in san francisco should have the opportunity for pre k through 12 grade prelit education. thank you it's not easy working with the budget and we've not been sitting on our hands we've formed nonprofits and worked with within the community and outside the community and partnered with our principle mr. hawk and the administrators to put toget

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she says just like valery she feels it is important that women work while in the workplace because theyan take care of their family and continue to feel at home. >> stocks fluctuating this midday. right now stocks are being held. the industrial average looks to be down just under 10 points. >> u.s. senate set to revisit. president obama and democrats plan to push the issue ahead of the november midterm election. 21 states and the district of columbia already raised wages. pfizer is trying again to buy rival drug company. that news is helping the market today. a proposed deal in an apparent effort. would represent the biggest ever takeover of a british business. >> they reached an agreement with three cable companies. will allow subscribers to watch the content like an ordinary channels. >>: the illinois general assembly today to help legalize marijuana for recreational use. lawmakers want the task force to research and develop legislation to legalize and regulate their obama. >> chicago police honor guard standing watch at the memorial which is just east of soldier field. family members

sunday shows, why don't they have the secretary this or that, they have dan pfeiffer or somebody for valeriet. and you know what the answer i get is, they don't trust those people to get the message out. they don't have a clear line of talk even with them. what is the problem of cabinet government today under this administration? they seem to have when they don't trust people, they do it themselves. i don't think staff people should be on national television every sunday. people are looking for principals and they are not getting them. >> it's always been the case of this administration. there was a period of time around after the first two years or right after the midterm loss in 2010, i did a long story in new york magazine where i went around and asked at various cabinet departments how many times secretaries had spoke tune president obama in the first two years. many had no more than one or two conversations with the president in the first two years. it's not changed. his attitude, the president's attitude and of the people around him are that cabinet secretaries many of them could not p

fifteen more people to its sanctions list for their role in the crisis in ukraine they include general valerie dear awesome auntie for the russian general staff and russian deputy prime minister to meet recalls that. eu representatives say the move was in response to russia's failure to take concrete action to reduce tensions in ukraine. also on the list is danny's push allin of pro russian leader in ukraine's eastern region of donetsk it's believed he has contacts with the group occupying local government offices that the new. and the united states also agreed to step up sanctions against russia the u s sanctions target before sixteen twenty eight was the president of russia's state run petroleum company and energy related crimes. eu sanctions target separate its eu is reluctant to launch full scale economic sanctions because of its close economic ties with russia. people across iraq are voting in their first nationwide elections since us troops pulled out of the country by mr newby al maliki says he's restore the economy and he's asking iraqis to give them a third term. voters will choose th

it's not just the locals who are drawn by the spiritual magnet of baikal and feel connected to it valerie came all across the pond to learn about to the bridge people and the spiritual connection to the prince of all lakes the border believe first and foremost that lake baikal is alive and a sacred entity and if you stand by the lake and you hold your hands out like this and if you really attentive you'll feel there's a special kind of energy coming up about that lake a special. they say it's a place to find ourselves well we found ourselves truly stuck in its deep snowy shores i wonder if it was trying to tell us something more about its power was. after all that it was time to continue our spiritual journey into lake baikal how bad our valorie introducing the doable riyad. courage to learn one of the rituals to connect me to mother nature's or inspiring gift i was first given the berea greeting for new comers then with the hands together he told me we need to move around in circles giving things to late by cull from all four corners of the year she told me to think about the. good that

valerie bertinelli, 54. i'm richard lui along with bill karins.anks for watching "early today." have a very good wednesday. >>> well good morning everyone. it is 4:30. lots to get to this morning. let's check the forecast. >> good morning. welcome back. temperatures this morning are chilly. but we will see a spring like finish to this wednesday and more rain comes into the picture as we head into your friday. today, good idea to do so today. lots to go in your forecast.

tomorrow, valerie harper will be here. >> rhoda. >> yeah.will boost forces after russia military vehicles are driving into eastern government cities where government buildings are under control from pro-rush n groups. a live report from ukraine on that. and 4 dead and 300 now missing as a ferry in

. >> valerie lasier is a single mother of three who has been in search of a job for months. >> look ate. look at mr. so-and-so. look at my qualifications. look at my college, you know, background. who is this? who would do a better job? >> all i am asking for. >> reporter: with the help of dress for success, new orleans, a non-profit that works with disadvantaged women in their job search, lacier finally, landed employment at a resale shop. now, she is volunteer to go help other women toward a better future. >> what happened was they did for me, i wanted to move forward, you know, pay it forward. >> according to the centre for american progress, women working full-time in louisiana earn only 67% of what men earn. more than five women and girls in the state are living in poverty. >> it's a complex issue. pay inequality is a very complex issue. >> new orleans native julie harris is advocating for a change in state laws to deal with issues of inequality to advance the lives of women and children in louisiana. >> it costs government to subsidize what business is not paying to women. govern

the lovely valerie harper. >> we are glad to be with you. here with us. >> thank you. >> third hour. >> i have never -- i can't say i have ever seen yellow fingernail polish before. >> it's easter. >> look at that. >> i thought i would be festive today. >> welcome. have you got some headlines to kick us off. >> let's get right to them. we start with a fox news alert. a person in control of the ferry that sank off the coast of south korea was -- captain crew member all arrested in custody on suspicion of negligence and abandoning people in need. captain in that circle there is being accused of trying to be an actually being one of the first people off of the boat. 32 people are are now confirmed dead as the search for survivors continues. but it is not looking good. today rescuers will make at least 40 dives. at least 270 people, many of them young, high school students are still missing. and happening overnight, 9 suspected al qaeda terrorists killed in a drone strike in yemen. the raid targeted a car in the southwest part of the country. an

tomorrow, valerie harper will be here. >> rhoda. >> yeah. discussions. >> and valerie harper is going to be here tomorrow. we are out of time. >> thank you, everybody. on. nato nounced it will boost forces after russia military vehicles are driving into eastern government cities where government buildings are under control from pro-rush n groups. a live report from ukraine on that. and 4 dead and 300 now missing as a ferry in south korea crash crashes. >> 200 people have swam to safety but a lot of worries the death toll could be rising. >> david piper is live in bangkok. what is the latest on that search? >> search teams are looking for survivors in the waters even though it is very dark right now. some dive teams have been down into the vessel looking for people but haven't found anyone so far. nearly 200 people survived and that was because there was a speedy search and recovery effort. they were picking people off the side of the vessel as it was going down and a lot of those people were only saved because of the speedy recovery system t

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valerie. [applause] >> thank you so much. what a great introduction. what i good place to think about the conservative movement, the heritage foundation. want to thank carriage for its support of the big tent project. many people at heritage are instrumental in deserve my thanks starting with ed fall there for his early support of this project. thank you for forever urging me on board. contributing a critical fact -- chapter on reagan. the head towards four key observation on the early version of this manuscript most of all, i am grateful for heritage is fine work and conserving and renewing principles of the american founding. my friends, i grew up in bridgeport, conn., the home of phineas taylor barnum. p.t. barnum, as he was known, was the greatest circus' showman in history. let me paint a picture for you of how it was when i was a boy in an industrial new england city in the circuit came to town . a mile-long train with 60 cars pulled into the trade station. trucks moved loads on to the fair grounds, and local kids began to gather to watch the rou

valerie harper. >> here with martha williamson. new series. cyndi lauper.r shortage. that plan would allow sheriff's deputies to fill in for the police department, which is only able to fill about half of the open 60 positions in the most recent police academy. now, the sheriff's department will also provide other temporary help, like letting the police department borrow cars, weapons, and other equipment. >>> the san jose police department also getting some national attention. the popular reality show, "cops," they are riding along with san jose police for the next three months. camera crews will shadow patrol units primarily on the night shift. officials with the police department believe that appearing on "cops" will boost moral and could help the department recruit more officers. so look out. you don't want to end up on national tv. >>> checking in now with your weather forecast, christina loren is here with that. >> good morning, peggy. temperatures are mostly in the low 60s at this point, but headed towards a comfortable afternoon. high 70s to low 80s

valerie, and this case, has been a factor long before the factory was cool. john c. west professor of international politics and american government at the citadel, the host and co-founder of the new york meeting, and nationally recognized gathering of elected officials among journalists, business leaders, and conservative authors in new york city and also founded the charleston meeting which meets in south carolina. he previously opted the new york times best-seller which she is too modest to advertise, shadowboxes government unions control america and rob the taxpayers blind. a member of the council on foreign relations and served as vice chairman of the council on foreign relations task force on terrorism financing and is frequently testifying on chair financing, regulation of the financial-services industry and other economic issues. he also served as chairman of the free enterprise fund, a free-market, as he says, do tank advocating economic growth, lower taxes, and limited government. they also brought the legislation the for the supreme court. today we're feat

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joining me with much more and reid's close ties to most powerful guy at blm, valerie richardson. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, sean. >> a lot of things have been brought up regarding these ties. let's go through it. he worked for harry reid, worked at the bureau of land management, became its director. tell us what you know. >> reporter: he was with harry reid's office for eight years. he's only 35 years old so the bulk of his career was spent on harry reid's staff. he went to the blm three years ago, became a top person there. he was essentially running the bureau since last march. and he was confirmed by the senate committee in december and i will say there were some questions raised at that time. he's only 35 years old. not a long land management career. republicans raised eyebrows saying, is this guy really experienced enough? your normal blm director is a guy who has been in land management for 20, 30 years, a career guy. this guy if he's a career guy of anybody is senator harry reid's office. >> what about this march of 2014 photo breaking new ground for the solar

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