but he's really upset again like vivian mentioned. an institution, the "washington post," the media. with the courts. he's looked -- today they go back to that tweet this morning about beleaguered attorney general jeff sessions should investigate hillary clinton. his political opponent on air force one today sarah huckabee sanders came back and answered questions for a few minutes with reporters that were on the plane. one of the questions she got was is the president serious? does he really want the justice department to investigate his past political opponent. and her answer was, well, i would think he wants the justice department to investigate anything that they believe to be a potential crime. and if you just play that back, clip -- set that aside. that is stunning because what we're seeing here is what we've been talking about since the show began is this president's anger at his justice department and attorney general for investigating him because they're not sure whether or not his campaign may have committed some crimes durin

white house reporter for the associated press, vivian salama, and fresh off air force one vaflg traveling with the president to west virginia tonight eli stokols for the "wall street journal." eli before i toss the first question to you i want to show the reaction that started coming in tonight, some of it from people we know and colleagues here. we have some of the twitter feeds to put up on the screen. starting with richard painter, the former ethics czar in the boy scouts must distance themselves from that offensive attempt to politicize scouting and turn them into a trump youth organization. steve schmidt of the mccain campaign, this eagle squout is appalled. mark salter i was a boy scout five or six years, the whole point of the experience was to teach kids not to grow up to be like donald trump. and one more from our own nicole wallace who was retweeting a twitter rant the president went on just tonight about "washington post". she said serious question, mr. president, is this the tweet you started to type as an apology to the boy scouts before your rage toward the media took over?

vivian, you wrote and it seems like a year ago. but i think it was 48 hours about the disconnect between the president and his national security shop. his embrace of russia has them a little troubled. think about what it's like over at doj and then some. what a payroll and what that hr -- not mcmaster but h.r. be like in the white house. >> it's definitely been a little bit frustrating for everybody. in my story i talk about the mixed messaging that a lot of national security and foreign policy advisers are seeing. but also a lot of foreign officials coming and trying to deal with the white house and carry out business as usual when they really don't know what the the policy is, who is calling the shots and where they're going to go. especially when it comes to russia. more than anything else you have the president touting one thing whether on twitter or just his interactions with russian president president vladimir putin. we found about this conversation over dinner. now 48 hours ago that really astonished a lot of people because

there was sharon malone that's vivian malone's youngest sister that's the wife of eric holder. we had the attorney then on the film and the attorney general that day in the audience, who was a journalist and also integrated the university of mississippi, or georgia. so it was very powerful. so we named this award after vivian and we're giving it to a young boy showing a lot of courage in what he is writing so we're really excited about that. >> black intellectual. >> yes. >> jackie. tell us about some of the folks who are coming tor and help you again. it's called ed sullivan in black and white. >> diane carol will join our panel. also the very talented and please forgive me for blanking out on mrs. reese's first name, responsible for the excellent exhibition on pop culture, modern culture at the museum, the smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture. margo, she is a film maker and is also the granddaughter of ed sullivan and the daughter of diane carol. it's going to be a very interesting conversation. >> now tell us about tickets because we need ticke

great thanks to robert costa and vivian salama. another break for us.ome back, our political panel weighs in on all of it. >>> welcome back to the broadcast. still so much to discuss about health care and russia. both topics, more on russia in a bit. first, a new nbc news/"wall street journal" shows the gop health care plan is unpopular even in parts of the country that went for trump in 2016. only 12% of the people living in those so-called trump counties think the house plan is a good idea. and let's talk about this further. with us tonight, heather mcgee back on the broadcast, president of demoss action, an advocacy group and david jolly from the state of florida. former republican congressman. welcome to you both. david, because you were in the business, what did you make of the president's tone and choice of language words today. >> listen, i think it's something that a lot of republicans mitrally behind, this notion that the democrats own obamacare. there's something intuitive about it, but the rate is republicans control the ship of state right n

and vivian, it's startling to see. >> absolutely. at the off camera briefing we had later on, the white house briefing sarah huckabee sanders went out of her way to assure reporters that actually the relationship between the vice president and the president is solid that they remain very close and aren't trying to create a distance or mike pence is not trying to create distance from the president. this is something that's lingering. they're trying to cover it up any way they possibly can. but it's obvious there is this sense emerging that mike pence now vice president mike pence wants to protect himself. whether or not there's something to protect himself from. it's making people nervous who are working in this administration. and you know, to kind of talk about something that ashley was saying just now is that you know, one of president trump's frustrations is that people in his administration haven't been able to kind of come to his rescue. you see this coming up a lot where it's not only the fact that he wants to kind of carry out

a vivian, white house reporter for the associated press. per headline is about the president's next overseas trip which we should remember begins tomorrow. trump storms paris for bastille day. peter baker, this was a story your paper broke. so i'll ask you first. how big a story was this today? the whole scope of the russia collusion story we've been covering? >> well i think it is a big story because it does undercut the defense there was no collusion. not only -- at a very minimum we learn from the emails that there was a willingness if not even eagerness on the part of the president's son to receive information that he was told. anyway it would be incriminating and directly from a russian lawyer on behalf of the russian government supporting his father. one of the things interesting about the mefrls as you read them is that they leave very little ambiguity. there is not a lot of room for misconstruing the meaning here. the lawyer coming to meet him was described as a russian government lawyer. now she didn't technically work for the gove

vivian recently hosted a group of us in arizona, the incarcerated and convicted people's movement and we began there to strategize on how we are going to take the forefront of the fight to end mass incarceration for women, for men, for children and you know, we have to be there. we have to be at the forefront. we are not going to be bamboozled. you know, sessions. i've heard him and my thought was you know, where is the hood? he's got to have one somewhere. that was straight up my thought, oh man, where's the hood. but we have to to band together and not let him take us back to draconian laws and practices. we've seen that mass incarceration has failed our states, our country and we the formerlyincarcerated people are in the front and in the lead of that fight . so it's important that we speak truly in our voice and lead in our way and the ways in which we know will work and will change the society, the atmosphere, the crazy . >> i will just add one thing to what you said. this movement has got to be built neighborhood by neighborhood, community by community, city by city. jeff sessio

poco menos que los 11.3 millones que vivian en el pais en el 2009. la reduccion responde a una disminucion en el numero de inmigrantes mexicanos, a las deportaciones, salidas voluntarias, legalizaciones y muertes. el liderazgo republicano en el senado hizo hoy un nuevo intento por convencer a sus al sistema de saludconocida como trumpcare. el nuevo proyecyo dejaria sin cobertura medica a mas de 20 millones de estadounidenses, de acuerdo al analisis de la oficina de presupuesto del propio congreso y reduciria el alcance del programa medicaid que beneficia a familias de escasos recursos, muchas de ellas hispanas como nos explica. janet rodriguez abogados de derechos civiles alegan que mientras mas latinos se suman al programa medi-cal, en california, el estado invierte menos recursos en el mismo y se reduce y su calidad!!por este motivo, varias organizaciones presentaron hoy una demanda contra el estado por presuntamente violar los derechos y discriminar contra los millones de beneficiarios de ese plan de salud, la mayoria hispanos!!dulce castellanos,

asÍ se vivían los momentos previos a la reuniÓn organizada por la agrupaciÓn en una escuela.edo de salir y miedo de quedarse en casa. miedo a que le toquen la puerta y venga un agente de migraciÓn. beatriz: en esta jornada pidieron que inicien el proceso del consejo municipal para avanzar una medida que reporte la polÍtica de exigir recursos --restringir recursos designados a la cooperaciÓn con ice. en el condado de santa clara no hacen cumplir las leyes de migraciÓn. las Únicas veces involucrados con ice es cuando buscan a criminales muy serios, usualmente por felonÍas y crÍmenes violentos. >> no es reforzar las leyes federales acerca de inmigraciÓn. beatriz: la relaciÓn con los vecinos es clave. >> queremos mantener el enlace que tenemos con la comunidad latina, y queremos que nos tengan la confianza de reportar al que el crimen. beatriz: hace unos veces el consejo aprobÓ una propagación de apoyo a los inmigrantes, pero hoy expresaron la necesidad de contar con una medida mÁs fuerte. >> el concejal manifestÓ que hace ha estado reuniendo con la organizaciÓn con el deseo de s

. >> vivian salama. what about the president's tone and language and his relationship with this issue, robert? >> brian, the president is the standard bearer forea party that has rallied against the affordable care act for nearly a decade now. but he didn't really -- if you talk to him and other senators, they knew that the base was not stewing as much for the repeal and replace as they have in past years. they wanted to get rid of the president obama signature law. but the appetite, the enthusiasm to really move this forward among conservatives and moderates just wasn't there. and they came face-to-face with that reality this week. >> rob, the language was striking in part because the expression, don't own it, is a term of art in politics usually kf confined to meetings usually not spoken in front of the customers. >> it's a vexing problem for republicans looking ahead to 2018. they know the base in some parts wants to have obamacare repealed but this law as we all know has taken root in many states. so

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demostramos cÓmo lo vivÍan en san francisco, sacramento y en los angeles. que se congregaron en san francisco unieron sus voces y sus pancartas con un motivo bÁsico, pedir la destituciÓn del presidente donald trump. ella expresÓ que es un emigrante y cree mucho en la igualdad y se siente muy triste por la direcciÓn que estÁ tomando este paÍs, y venir aquí era algo que tenÍa que hacer. los mensajes en los angeles tambiÉn resonaron por las calles con las extensas marchas. >> queremos que empieza el proceso de sacar al presidente. beatriz: hay necesidad de mayores protecciones para la comunidad, protestaron. >> queremos derechos para todos y este presidente no se estÁ quitando, queremos estar juntos para parar esto. beatriz: esperan que se investiguen las vinculaciones de presidente con rusia y la posibilidad de obstrucciÓn de justicia. pero tambiÉn se hicieron presentes los manifestantes de a favor de las polÍticas de donald trump. >> Él haciendo todos los posibles para que las cosas sean bien para estados unidos. para que la gente viene aquÍ legalmente. para

. >>> let's bring in vivian solano, and also sub saban with the daily beast. thank you both for being here. vivian, i'll start with you on this and let's reflect on what ken is reporting and what he was describing for us and that is just within the last 24 hours these developments, one of which is the washington post reporting and the development of financial disclosures coming from jared kushner and ivanka trump which both indicate what may be involving the russia connection question. >> that is right. so you have this basically realm that now the investigation is starting to swirl around finances and we saw earlier this week where robert mueller may be investigating the president's finances, something that he has voiced concern about, that in the new york times interview that was published this week made clear that he was not feeling comfortable with, that that sort of crossed a red line for him in terms of what robert mueller's tasks at hand are and where his legitimately allowed to investigate and it is a major issue for the president and a major concern a

desde entonces, vivÍan como indocumentado. >> era duro, nunca me imagine que esto iba a pasar en mi familiatenidos y serÍan deportados. el padre fue deportado casi de inmediato. la madre continÚa detenida. sus abogados pelean para que le suspenda la deportaciÓn. >> no sÓlo es tristeza, es una tragedia que los oficiales de trump estÁn daÑando las familias americanas como ellas. vilma: ice dijo: ambos individuos tuvieron su dÍa en corte y un juez federal ordenÓ su deportaciÓn en 1998. ello permanecieron como fugitivo durante mÁs de 15 aÑos hasta que fueron localizados por ice. tania sÚplica para que no le quiten a su madre. >> yo todavÍa no sÉ lo que es ser un adulto. mi hermana apenas tiene 21. vilma: en el comunicado, ice nos dijo que el hecho de que la pareja tenga hijos no afecta sus decisiones, aunque no mencionaron que hay una menor de edad. tania no sabe lo que pasarÁ con ella. enrique: muchas gracias. seguiremos pendiente de este caso. las autoridades mexicanas decidieron investigar el pasado de los padres del pequeÑo anthony de cinco aÑos que fue rescatado luego de que se descubriera

albergue para menores en el centro de mÉxico parecÍa un lugar normal, pero los 120 niÑos que estÁn aquÍ vivíans sexuales, todo consentido por el director, pedro gutiÉrrez farÍas. >> no solamente el sacerdote, sino al menos ocho personas que integran su equipo. cometen violencia fÍsica con las niÑas y los niÑos. jessica: la investigaciÓn de lo que ocurrÍa comenzÓ con una denuncia anÓnima en marzo del 2016. cuando las autoridades visitaron el lugar encontraron horrores. una monja le quemÓ las manos a una niÑa por haber tomado plastilina. los niÑos llamaban a martÍn bermÚdez "el castigador". los encerraba en un cuarto oscuro sin comer por dÍas. >>quÉ le hicieron? >> lo hacÍan pasar por botellas ardiendo. jessica: el padre pedro y otros encargados entraban en las noches a los dormitorios de las niÑas y las violaban. >> la actividades por parte de todo el equipo, prÁcticamente. >> esta tragedia se dio porque hasta el expresidente ayudÓ,segÚn este hombre. >> estaban protegidos por polÍticos y las autoridades de turno. jessica: los abusos que cometÍan desde 2009 y este lugar operaba sin algunos permi

. >> esta residente dijo que estÁ preocupada porque vivÍan en aquÍ lo consideran su hogar.ciales averiguan de donde salieron los disparos. en todas mentes se les permitiÓ regresar a sus viviendas. la policÍa dice que continuarÁ investigando las circunstancias que conllevaron a este tiroteo. ramÓn: por otro lado, un conductor que atropellÓ a un peatÓn y luego se dio a la fuga ya se encuentra la cÁrcel. el incidente ocurriÓ hoy por la maÑana en el condado de san mateo, al sur de la avenida. agentes de patrulla de caminos lograron localizar a cargo del sospechoso. al conductor que huyÓ de la escena lo identificaron como simÓn gómez, hasta ahora se desconoce la identidad del transeÚnte que fue arrollado. una banda de ladrones vandalizÓ y saqueó decenas de automÓviles, en una zona residencial y en el estacionamiento de un hotel. varias personas reportaron que los virus de sus carros estaban quebrados. flavio: muy buenas tardes. las autoridades dicen tener informaciÓn de haber visto a una persona. dicen tener recomendaciones para que este tipo de robo no vuelva a ocurrir. en medi

segÚn cifras de alicate dÍa aqui vivÍan mil 400 personas, 500 se han ido desde junio, un informe de lalista, esta cifra podrÍa ser aÚn mayor. >>> se calcula entre 300 a 350 mil desplazados por la violencia. >>> segÚn re foer de la comisiÓn de derechos humanos, sobre despla desplazamiento skwor nado estoy contenÍa en el pais esto podrÍa ser una crisis humanitaria. n noticias telemundo. >>> propuesta de ley que impulsa el gobierno de salvador des tla polÉmica en este paÍs, pa aunque son muchos quien ven esto segundos intenciÓn, veamos. >>> un joven que kwa casa yo de un edificio en llamas imÁgenes que el gobierno salvado renault quiero que no sea presentado a la poblaciÓn . >>> se estÁ buscando a la luz de desarrollo, a la violencia dar un salto de calidad. para esto se propone la ley de prevenciÓn de violencia eshg uno de sus artÍculos establece que los messed deben procurar la autorregulaciÓn para no afectar la salud pleno tal de la poblaciÓn, a pesar que dice que no se prenden violentar la libertad de expresiÓn ya que la propuesta de ley no contempla castigos para medios esto genera t

alrededor de 11 millones de inmigrantes no autorizados con un poco menos que los 11.3 millones que vivÍans en las legalizaciones y, por Último a las muertes. enrique: el liderazgo republicano en el senado es un nuevo intento para convencer a sus colegas de aprobar la reforma del sistema de salud conocida como trump care. el nuevo proyecto o dejarÍa sin cobertura mÉdica a mÁs de 20 millones estadounidenses segÚn la oficina de presupuesto delmuchas de ellas hispanas. >> hoy el liderazgo en su nuevo intento para deshacerse del obama care. al igual que antes el proyecto busca estabilizar y reformar un sistema que estÁ colapsando. la primera versiÓn presentada por el liderazgo ciento de semanas fracasÓ. la nueva medida contiene reportes significativos, permite la venta de planes austeros y aÑade $70,000,000,000 para ayudar a los estados a reducir el monto de las primas mensuales por lo menos, los republicanos expresaron su rechazo al plan. otros nos dicen que presentarÁn una alternativa. >> millones de personas pierde su seguro, millones pastel en que pagar mÁs por menos cobertura. reportera:

viviane: estudiantes podÍan formar parte de experimentos de programas que se ofrecen a los colegios comunitariosadelante se necesita de una buena educaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: hay que prepararnos porque parece que el fin de semana estarÁ bastante caluroso copa con estas imÁgenes en vivo del sur de la bahÍa nos enlazamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. adelante. suheily: muy buenas noches, saludos amigos. le echamos un vistazo a nuestras temperaturas mÁximas durante el dÍa de hoy porque han estado fluctuando. mÁxima en concord en los 89. oakland, en san francisco en bajo 60 en san juan hotel la temperatura alcanzÓ los 77 grados. un aumento en la temperatura de forma gradual el fin de semana. estarÁ aumentando hasta el sÁbado en concord. en el interior, stockton y modesto reciban tres dÍgitos en el termÓmetro. en san josÉ las temperaturas deben quedarse en bajos ochentas. en nuestro satÉlite radar vemos la actividad en las cuatro esquinas como actividad que se debe registrar en el sur de california. miramos el pronÓstico extendido porque vamos a tener tardes calurosas, sensaciÓn de calor altas, temperaturas en

diversas organizaciones civiles presentaron este dia las pruebas que confirman el infierno en el que vivianogada dice " los castigos físicos eran muy fuertes." rebeca aguayo es una de las activistas que llevan el caso, dice que desde hace un aÑo denunciaron las anomalias que detectaron , pero no paso nada , por lo que se dieron a la tarea de reunir pruebas que confirman los testimonios de los menores que ah se albergaban. super= rebeca aguayo / activista inq=..las adolescentes eran violadas por personal y por los invitados del padre pedro. segn las palabras de la victimas, los castigos fisicos eran cosa de todos los dias , al igual que los abusos sexuales que supuestamente se cometian en fiestas en donde habia drogas y alcohol. super= rebeca aguayo / activista inq=..incluso se habla de que los daban en adopción en eu y canadá. la indagatoria seÑala como principal sospechoso al sacerdote pedro gutierrez farias, director de los albergues en guanajuato y michoacan . las madres de los niÑos dicen que las obligaba a firmar un documento donde renunciaban a sus hijos. pequeÑos que lo conocian como

do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no.hem people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. this is bull right here, man. i thought you were joking. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to lock me in? >> yeah. >> bonds will be locked in his cell while the investigation continues. if the allegation is found to be true, he will most likely wind up in the intensive detention unit and go back to noncontact visits with his family. coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. you don't know this yet but in fifteen hundred miles, you'll see what you're really made of. after five hours of spinning and one unfortunate ride on the gravitron, your grandkids spot a 6 foot banana that you need to win. in that moment, you'll be happy you partnered with a humana care manager and got your health back on track. bec

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vivian adds this in her story of jim "whether jim exists is unclear. never given his last name. the white house has not responded to a request for comment about who jim is or whether he will be on the trip. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night to jim, wherever you are. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> new overnight. president trump arrives in paris to meet with his french counterpart emmanuel macron. will they find common ground despite their differences? plus -- >> the future fbi director, do you consider this endeavor a witch hunt? >> i do not consider director mueller to be on a witch hunt. >> fbi director nominee christopher ray breaks with the president over the russia probe. he has gained bipartisan support. >>> plus, a grim discovery in pennsylvania. human remains were found in the search for four young men

despuÉs de seis aÑos de ahorrar para pagar un coyote, mandaron a traerla y ponerle fin al martirio que vivÍanlargos dÍas detenida por inmigraciÓn. >> le preocupaba mucho lo que pasaba con ella. dulce: hasta que finalmente llegÓ a casa a los brazos de sus padres y conociÓ a sus hermanitos. su espaÑol ha mejorado y tambiÉn estÁ aprendiendo inglÉs. ahora todo es felicidad, su abogado logrÓ que le otorgaron asilo como menor no acompaÑada y por la persecuciÓn que vivió. [habla en inglÉs] >> logramos comprobar que personas indÍgenas son tratadas diferentes al resto de la poblaciÓn, en especial los niÑos. dulce: la vida de victoriano ha cambiado por completo, asiste a la escuela donde bienvenida y se siente segura. en un aÑo podrÁ solicitar la residencia permanente y al cumplir 18 aÑos, podrÁ convertirse en ciudadano estadounidense. arantxa: una historia que deja un buen sabor de boca. continÚan los juegos en california pro la amenaza a la ciudad de mariposas se ha logrado contener en un 30% esta maÑana. la temperatura pasan los 100 grados y la baja humedad no contribuye a los trabajos de los bomber

sale a la luz del infierno que vivÍan varios menores en un albergue despuÉs reportar abuso sexual. >> la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14 son a las 11. ramÓn: muy buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos. un memorando de la casa blanca que obtuvo el diario de washington post asegura que la administraciÓn buscan indocumentados para ser detenidos en cualquier parte del paÍs. de ser aprobada esta medida, mÁs personas podrÍan estar en peligros de deportaciÓn. debido a la amenaza de eliminar el programa daca, un soÑador mexicano considera la posibilidad de irse de los estados unidos para trabajar en otra naciÓn que no sea su paÍs natal. flavio:enrique llegÓ de su paÍs natal y calificÓ con el programa de daca, pero ahora siente que su futuro es incierto. >> esta en peligro de ser eliminado. flavio: si el programa es eliminado enrique perderÍa su seguro social, licencia y hasta su empleo. por esta razÓn enrique busca opciones fuera de estados unidos, pero no el mÉxico, su paÍs natal. >> china, tailandia, tienen anuncios de agentes que ofrecen trabajos de maestros de inglÉs dirigen pagar un sa

vivian: asÍ es. soy estudiante de la universidad.s en "despierta amÉrica". ya eres todo un experto para evitar que te pueda pasar. invitamos a gente experta sobre el tema. cÓmo estÁn? Éste es uno de los tantos ejemplos, me imagino, de robo de identidad. cÓmo nos podemos proteger de una situaciÓn como esa? >> bueno, la mejor protecciÓn que uno puede tener es uno mismo. no dar tu informaciÓn personal a nadie. te solicitan constantemente tu informaciÓn personal. no la tienes que dar. no le tiene que dar a nadie su informaciÓn personal. alan: ariel, hablando de cuestiÓn tecnologica. quÉ podemos hacer? existen aplicaciones tecnolÓgicas que nos ayuden? ariel: hay muchas aplicaciones. ante todo, hay que asegurarse que los bÁsicos estan cubiertos. nuestro telÉfono tiene que estar actualizado.de hecho ,, en este momento, hay una actualizaciÓn para los iphone. alan: si no lo actualizas, tiene riesgo macro -- de quÉ te roben la informaciÓn? ariel: exactamente. una persona puede entrar a tu telÉfono. se puede adueÑar de tu telÉfono. tienes que t

vivian adds this in her story of jim "whether jim exists is unclear.n his last name. the white house has not responded to a request for comment about who jim is or whether he will be on the trip. that is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for being here with us. good night to jim, wherever you are. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >> we've got a really interesting hour ahead tonight. we've got two really good investigative journalists who are going to be here with us tonight, one from mcclatchy and one from "the wall street journal." both of them have scoops out today, and they're both joining us in person tonight to walk through what they've learned. and what they've just reported.

. >>> este caso ha golpeado de manera especialmente duras aguas calientes donde vivÍan 5 los inmigranteslia. >>> mÁs unidos que nunca buscan sobrevivir la tragedia que sacudiÓ sus vidas. la familia ramÍrez espera en aguas calientes noticias de johnny cerna y mario ramÍrez tio y sobrino sobrevivientes del camiÓn de texas. >>> no sabemos nada y tenemos muchos dÍas sin comer. porque no tiene uno hambre. >>> mientras las oraciones familiares acompaÑan a johnny, quien ya despertÓ del coma en el que estaba desde el domingo pasado. su abuela espera que una visa humanitaria le permita a su madre estar con Él. >>> para cuando Él reaccionara estuviera su madre, su madre le hable que estÁ con Él >>> en calvillo la falta de oportunidades obliga a los inmigrantes a irse de estados unidos porque la familia vive de las remesas que en vean sus familiares por eso mario y johnny buscaban un trabajo en colorado >>> mario estuvo aquÍ y queria volver y la familia se enterÓ porque mario envÍo un mensaje de texto >>> mi hermano le dijo que, pues que le a vi sa ran a mi hermano que les faltaba el oxÍgeno. >>> h

. >> reporter: however, amanda's mother, vivian, says she doesn't remember larry at all.uck driver back then. just as he is today. working out of a small city called casper, with four adult children of his own. >> there we go. we're ready to rock and roll. >> reporter: now larry herdt because the third in a list of potential fathers to agree to a dna test. >> okay. we're good. >> it's been probably about 2 1/2 weeks since he sent it in. >> reporter: it is an excruciating wait. amanda is about to get the call giving her the latest test results. >> i'm so nervous right now. i cannot wait till i get that call. >> hey there. >> hey. how are you? >> so are you ready? >> yes, ma'am. >> what's your gut telling you? >> my gut's telling me that he's the one. >> guess what? >> what? >> he is your father. >> he is? >> he is. >> oh, my god. >> giving me goosebumps. >> thank you so much. >> you must be so relieved. >> i just knew it. you know that feeling. i just had that gut feeling that he was the one. >> you never had that before, did you? >> no. >> is he on standby now waiting for

. ♪ >> reporter: you will hear 15-year-old vivian trejo on the french horn.nts of youth orchestra of los angeles, yola. famed conductor gustavo dudamel launched into worldwide stardom through a similar program. >> and i was one of them, am one of them. ♪ >> reporter: yola provides free instruments and hundreds of hours of instruction for 800 children from l.a.'s most underserved neighborhoods. >> the concept of inclusion, especially for disadvantaged children is so important when, when, when you share that with them. classical music takes them a world away from their daily lives. ♪ the free program a ticket to a place few have dreamed of. japan and the super bowl. halftime with cold play. ♪ oh >> it has helped me become a better person, more responsible, it has opened so many doors. >> reporter: for 16-year-old john gonzalez, the most meaningful stage is disney hall where proud parents fill the seats. students hitting all the right notes. ♪ >>> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow, how the call of the wild helped one man find his own pat

vivian salama. kelly o, let me start with you. the men that we just played you've covered a lot of them. you have covered sessions, you have covered a couple of presidents. set up this standoff between sessions' former colleagues, republican senators, some of the most conservative ones in the u.s. senate, and the president he now serves. >> well, jeff sessions had a reputation in the senate of being someone who was amiable to deal with and very, very conservative. so jeff sessions was someone to count on. so he gives up his seat to serve at the pleasure of president. he was the first senator to support donald trump during the campaign season and that had been repaid with this very uncomfortable, protracted sort of shaming of jeff sessions done by the president through his twitter feed and interviews. frustration over his recusal in overseeing the russia investigation, although certainly as my understanding that sessions was relying on the department of justice guidelines in his recusal. that he was in some political hot water at a

vivian, this is a meeting between an older american president and new younger french president, theyisagreements over the paris climate accord. but seems to be a real effort on the macron part and on president trump's part to reach out and forge a new kind of bilateral relationsh relationship. >> this relationship has been a kind of dance or power play for the last ten months. but the fact is that macron came out this afternoon and said to those who criticized him for inviting president trump that he's essentially indispensable and when all is said and done, there are a lot of very urgent issues that these two men have to tackle together. most specialespecially the anti-terrorism issue. macron knows he needs u.s. intelligence and cooperation. and he cannot do it alone. >> we now see pictures of them coming out from behind the scenes there, trump and macron. macron, not only just elected, but now has a parliamentary victory as well as they ascend the dais there. we're going to watch this together and listen to the opening statements. the fact is that this was hastily arranged. >> firs

vivian says this gop bill is a tax cut bill for which donors. rich -- rich donors. guest: there was a big tax on high income earners in the affordable care act, which helped pay for the bill. republicans want to eliminate that tax. there has been a criticism they are really repealing that tax and driving up costs for low income folks. senator susan collins and senator bob corker and moderates in the senate have called to keep that tax in obamacare to help low-income people, whether it is a premium reduction program or something like that. that is an idea that connell has -- mcconnell has taken into consideration. we can see that change in the bill if it gets released and revised in july. i think one of the concerns that republicans are trying to come up with money to further reduce premiums. also, they are cognizant of that criticism that the person on twitter put out there. this is viewed as a bill that increases cost for low income folks and eliminate taxes for rich folks. it is not hard to see how that will play out in the 2018 election and beyond. host: which is

a5 night falls, we're joined by fellow instagramers jess and vivian who also have big followers here really is on, as i face even more competition from the professionals. we're in moan kok, and we're here to see some of the neon lights on portland street, one of hong kong's most famous streets. at night, especially after it's rained, you can see the streets glow. as you can see here. it's pretty cool, right? wow. with a smartphone, you just have to use what's around you. sometimes at night you can get that really atmospheric and get more gritty side. you know what, sometimes you just have to be bold. that's a good tip. just stand there and wait. patience is everything. i quite like that one. yeah that's nice. you've got the neon, action shot. and he's smiling. i don't know. just the smartphone is not very good at night—time. i'm feeling they're not — they won't be as good as yours. we'll see. they were in the day, right! so before i go, i want to get the iconic hong kong taxi. yes, everybody loves a taxi shot. how do i do that with a smartphone? it's going to be tough to get that kin

host: fredericksburg, virginia, vivian is watching, democrat. caller: thank you, greta. hello, c-span. i will say this. they always talk about the liberal media. i don't just think the media is liberal. if it was we wouldn't have went into iraq. -- hey are they're liberal, trump, he lies every day. the media has to question him out. and these men that said trump is a man, i hope they don't have no daughters and i hope they don't have any sons because what are you teaching them? is it ok to harass, maybe beat women? you teaching your men that? and you saying it's ok for women to be degraded? and it's ok, they should accept it? because something's not right about this. it's not. and these people that support trump, you know, y'all need to really look in the mirror at yourself and hope that your children and grandchildren don't believe you and trump because there's something wrong. they degrade obama, his family, the whole eight years he was in there. and trump was the leader. calling him a kenyan. he sent people over there to hawaii looking at his records. you won't believ