sot: whoopi goldberg actriz "las personas estaban inspiradas el año pasado.tras queremos un cambio, tenemos que cambiar. tenemos que asegurarnos de que la persona que escojamos para representarnos, nos represente a todos" la primera denominada "marcha de las mujeres" se llev a cabo hace exactamente un aÑo con la participacin de cuatro millones de personas, cifra que esperan exceder en las manifistaciones que continuarn hasta maÑana domingo. marisset veren, telemundo. --en sacramento.. uno de los temas mas sobresalientes de la marcha de mujeres que culmin frente al capitolio estatal, fue la lucha contra el acoso sexual .. --una propuesta de ley anunciada esta semana alargaria de uno a tres aÑos el estatuto de limitaciones para que una victima de acoso o asalto sexual presente una accion legal.. --pero las manifestantes dicen que la meta no solo es castigar este crimen.. sino cambiar la cultura que lo permite.... --en san francisco, este hombre identificado como ''winston hue''..se quit la vida luego de enfrentarse con la policia .. --el incidente se desencande

i think whoopi goldberg actually has a line of products that you can rub on yourself. >> really? know what they do exactly. i'm not sure if they're supposed to do anything more than regular creams or what. >> i don't know. i'll ask her about it because she's in new york, and so am i. >> jimmy: that's right. it would be convenient. guillermo, pick up some of that whoopi goldberg cream for meryl while you're there. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay. very good. i think we caught him shoplifting. how is everything? did you have fun last night at the golden globes? >> oh, yeah. what a wild night. >> jimmy: was it a wild night? >> jimmy: yeah. it was a different -- well, certainly not your usual show. >> no. and oprah launched her presidential campaign, i think. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you think there's any chance she really will run for president? >> i don't know. i think, you know, we've had some television people run. >> jimmy: right. >> have you ever thought about it? >> jimmy: uh, not seriously, no. i think that would be a terrible thing for the country if i whether president. i w

we don't care what whoopi goldberg says. get over it. >> it's hard to nail it home that everything is so bad now where eight -- >> america doesn't suck. it's not that bad. >> or bemoaning the check thing. there's a california lawmaker that is calling for a ban of plastic straws. they can go to jail for six months doing that. the argument is it's bad for the environment. but come on. >> first of all, it's a perfect example why people hate politicians. it's not this hack's job to tell me what kind of straw i can use or toilet paper i can use. leave us alone. california deserves this for voting in like liberal democrats like this. it's their own fault. >> i agree with you. they're not -- they can't get the ban off. so they're trying to scale it down. i agree with the guy. >> neil: but i didn't know straws were that bad. >> they say 500 million straws are used in the u.s. and enough to fill 127 school buses. if you think about every time you go to the diner and you get a water and none of it is getting recycled. so if you want t

. >> whoopi goldberg? >> tucker: is it whoopi goldberg? >> my name is trending because of this. the deep state. apparently eric trump trump thinks that twitter is tricking him into following liberals. apparently i am part of a secret conspiracy. it is the craziest thing i have seen all week. i saw the movie with the lady having sex with a fish. still, this beats that. >> i didn't see that movie. >> tucker: i don't think it was will be goldberg. >> they look a lot alike, thoug though. >> tucker: final question. this will be a fast one, so be ready, okay? you may know the answer. which senator announced he is retiring this year, possibly m paving the way for mitt romney to run for his seat? shannon bream? >> orrin hatch. >> oh! >> tucker: that can't be right. orrin hatch retiring? he said last week he wasn't going to. >> tucker: i think it's wrong. i think it is chris dodd. >> senator grayson. >> orrin hatch will not seek reelection this year. the 83-year-old lawmaker from utah announcing his t retirement after serving since 1977. were you alive then? >> barely. >> i don't think s

so when whoopi goldberg is asked in a q&a in the back of vanity fair, a name, the living person you most admire? she says pope francis. and then she said, yeah, he is going with the original program. [laughter] you want to introduce the original program to kids. two people. because the original program is pretty compelling. because it is radical and it is absolutely beyond a system of beliefs and it is anchored, it can going to the margins where the widow, orphan and stranger are there to be our trustworthy guides to leave the rest of us to kinship. >> was there ever a story that you had ever connected to our client to that really made you really emotional? >> yes, what a good question. a lot of stories make me emotional. he wanted to get emotional? [laughter] i can if you want me to. [laughter] i remember when two of our workers were gunned down painting graffiti about one month apart. when the second one died it was just so devastated. and i was at the hospital when he died. his mother was there and it was just beyond my telling of it but i wanted to get back to the office to kind of c

. >> reporter: the song was even featured in a theme from the 1993 whoopie goldberg movie sister actty watkins, it was always the charismatic hawkins who was credited with bringing gospel music to a rock and roll audience. >> he brought gospel together, the two worlds came together. they didn't collide. they cross over into each other. >> reporter: though he died this morning from a long illness, edwin hawkins legacy is secure. he will always be remembered as a man who brought a happy day to a nation in crisis. john ramos, kpix5. >> great song, wonderful voice, too. have a good night. >> good night. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how you all doing? thank you. thank you so much. thank you, friend... thank you, folks. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their second day from stone mountain, georgia, it's the champs. it's the crockett family. [cheering] and f

so that boggles the mind for me by mark ruffalo, alyssa milano, whoopi goldberg, some of the richest people in america are planning to protest as president of the state of the union tomorrow. what will their economic message be? how will they battle back against open your paychecks? >> sandra: a bigger question is if the white house is saying that the president is going to be using a bipartisan tone to bring the two sides together he's got a huge job to do. how does the president achieve that? >> guy: i don't know. he's not a trans-partisan figure. he's a very polarizing figure. so i think they're probably going to work some language in there, there's reporting now that on immigration, they're going to talk about trying to keep nuclear families intact which raises questions to me about is this a nod to the other obama era executive order that was thrown out by the court? i think he's going to throw some bones to the other side. >> harris: chain migration, keeping that. >> guy: if you're going to legalize and make a path to citizenship for the dreamers, but about their parents who are

celebrities including whoopi goldberg, alyssa milano, michael moore and more will hold a people's state rights met there years ago. you can see the president's state of the union address on tuesday at 6 pm right here. we will break down all this with the democratic response throughout the evening.>>> marco rubio has fired his chief of staff after receiving reports of increased proper conduct with aids. rubio released a statement saying that he engaged in behavior that amounted to threats to withhold benefits. >> he says that he is not disclosing any more details because of the wishes of the victims. the garrison commander at white sands missile range as -- says they have found pictures of students at a daycare. he says no children at the daycare center are at risk but all ipads have been removed. >> it was not a playoff game but it felt like one. down to the wire. the warriors pulled it out. watch this layup. boston was up 10 after one. only seven for clay thompson. watch this steel. steph had a big third quarter. the dubs go up 10 but then, every weaved through. the celtics were backup

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