ahora es llegar y decir lo que me ponen se me ve bien. me siento bella. camino con seguridad y la gente me aplaudió. pudieron reconocer mi antes y mi después. eso para mí no es el reconocimiento sino un momento que llegas y dices i did it... lo logré, lo que todo dijeron que nunca iba a lograr, lo hice porque yo quería. >> por estos días, rosie mercado está escribiendo un libro sobre su experiencia. este año se prepara para someterse a una cirugía que le remueva la piel de las piernas, la cadera y el abdómen. maría antonieta entra al cuarto año de su operación con las mismas 115 libras que ha mantenido desde entonces. volvemos después de una pausa. presentador: cuando regresemos, un concurso y plácido domingo le cambiaron la vida. >> me dijo joshua... la audición fue buenísima y te queremos en el programa. [música] ¡nooo, mi camisa de la suerte! por lo menos, tus taxes son gratis. ¿qué pasó? era su camisa de la suerte. bueno, con turbotax absolute zero, por lo menos sus taxes son gratis. yo dije lo mismo. intuit turbotax. el nuevo be

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was beside me. -- it was beside me. it was one of those things where you winged it when you got up there. once you got where you could see with the objective was, we formulated a plan on the spot. unfortunately, that's fortunately the marines were resilient, courageous. they were a long legacy of marine corps history. they were not going to let it down. thanks to some of the folks that colonel thompson mentioned and a multitude of others that are nameless, we were able to take the tower. it took us most of the day because we had to maneuver up and get into a position where we could attack. mva soto eliminate the we could cross the street and also do a flanking move. unfortunately -- fortunately we were able to get that coordinated using limited support from our artillery and mortar's. we successfully took the tower. i believe it was a something like 24 or 25 mva in and around the tower. earlier, we were receiving fire from multiple locations. it was not just their tower. it was a multitude of mutually supporting fortifi

my father encouraged me and my mother strengthened me. my mother is a tiger mum. so she showed no mercy. the other day i was on tv, i called my mum, i said, "what did you think?" she said, "your hair looked terrible" and it did and i was glad she told me because i learnt for the next time. my father was my cheerleader. and he had a mantra and his mantra was "you can do it, yes you can can" and he really believed that i could do anything i dreamt of, and encourage me to take chances and also to accept when i could not. and encouraged me to take chances and also to accept when i could not. you have spoken of how you would walk on your father's feet so that you could learn how to walk, and he'd be dangling a dollar note before you, in order to entice you into walking as much as possible. i mean, that is just one small example of how you do make jokes about having cerebral palsy... and also how he approached it in a fun way. you know, i always say, i walked miles on my father's shoes, but the dollar bill was really what worked the best for me because my inner stripper

tell me how much. i make that claim you are not going to feel no money i'm going to have no doubt in going to i'm going to tell you a lot and i don't want you to get up and about what on someone to talk about i'm going to let you know that i don't want to get nothing out of your trouble you know yeah well i didn't. know nothing about no don't have anything to do you know you don't have anything and i'm not going to let me out and i'm. like i'm on volume right now i think i'm going i'm going out now when i got up i don't like to lie to you i don't think i'm going to let. you know it is. going to. that i did. was. i want to stay between you have seen the passion you mean being being made yeah if it's rude to say but that. i don't want to hide. myself that it's convicts and i'm. going to see offending again but only to have boys school to give the gods. that's a little bit about icing even a bit in the government they president must a bad boy. i said that's not true we had a plan and you can lead as you c

people know me. they stop me, they call me, they email me, they text me. every time i tried to relay what is happening to the team, imagine this -- if you are the chair of the party down in florida, and you got the phone and call the congressional folks like, no problem madam chair. we are on it. and i did that in the orlando area. but when i would call the clinton campaign and relay the same information, they were dismissive, as if, you don't have to worry. we are going to win. we have this all under control. the democratic campaign committee would pick up the phone and call me back. kelly ward at the democratic congressional campaign committee would pick up the phone and call me back. but when it came to the clinton campaign, it was just totally dismissed, and that angered me. brian: how many presidential campaigns have you worked on? donna: seven as a staff person and 11 cycles as either an unpledged delegate or strategic advisor. i advised the obama campaign in the general election in 2008 and 2012. had a great relationship with them. had a great relat

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describe to me all of that. what is -- i mean, what is all that activism abt, with th sort of timeline? vietnam -- tell us who you were when you were in vietnam and opposing that war? >> i was a person who had spent too many years as a hedonist, with no meaning in my life. and i lived in france, i was married to a frenchman, and... the civil rights movement was going on and the anti-war movement was going on, and, more and more, i was feeling my life was empty. and i could watch television in france and see my fellow americans putting their lives on the line, and i realized i needed to do that. i was about 30. and i left my husband, and i came home, and a series of things... happened that allowed me to understand that service is the rent you pay for life, that the way to live your life and die at peace is to know that you've done everything you could to make things better. >> i mean, you've changed a lot. you've evolved. i know everybody asks you this, but given what you're saying right now, was it right or wron

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that was me. as unnerving as it was asking me to take control and as we were filling the bucket hover down and then slowly go back up the assembly that attached as i helicopter over the water source they were calling out numbers. old. and that is at the point the bucket was on top of the water so i started to slowly lift up and this is a delicate operation. you're asking a lot of your engines to lift the extra weight and it could be a disaster in the higher elevation. then both pilots are ready to hit the dumb switch at any moment. but to carefully guard the controls, there is some language i will skip. the s is this guy. [laughter] and then to slow climb keeping aircraft out of the water pressing forward it would point us in danger. it was incredibly dangerous of not holding a solid cover. so with an angry middle-age man saying this is high level with us either he was mad at us because we confiscated his weed or taking water in the middle of a drought. he could throw something at us hitting a rot

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why did you throw me down and cover me with your body? he said, sir, sergeant major told me that if something happened to you, he would have my ass. that's the way marines were. i said okay, let's get out of here. he was first man out of the room and he was hit and killed immediately. so that wonderful young man, i really didn't get to know him, but i'll never forget him. >> i remember them lifting me off the floor and putting me on a door that they used for a stretcher. i remember them putting me on the tank. i could hear it running and i could smell the diesel. and it was the roughest ride i've ever had in my life. when we got back to triage, somebody said this one's not dead yet. and i remember think iing, that poor son of a bitch must be hit bad. i didn't know they were talking about me. after that, i remember being medivac'd and i remember them putting me up on a table, stripping all my clothes off and the doctor started cutting me open on the side with a knife and that hurt really bad. and that's the last thing i remembe remember. >

- she broke up with me. before i could say anything, she told me she was leaving me for mr. mistoffelees. not the character from "cats." just a really old rich man named alistair mistoffelees. - okay, so, let me see. you didn't actually... what's the phrase i'm looking for here... do anything? - exactly. thank god i waited it out. just imagine if i had to actually break up with her. how uncomfortable. is something wrong? - no, i just, um... this isn't how i pictured this moment happening. - okay. this is a cultural thing. you're american, so you have an expectation for some grand romantic gesture, but british romance is different. we prefer a more reserved, dignified display of affection. like in "the duchess' mule" when lord hestershire gets the governess nancy's uncle released from debtor's prison. she thanks him silently, and he says... [croaking] "one does what one can." ♪ - could be that. - hey, chuck! - carol! - ah! - you're a sight for sore eyes. - are you back on the air? - very much not. i'm taping my last show tonight. retiring for good. - what? now, you listen t

when you see me anywhere, if you watch my tv show or hear me on public radio or see me on pbs or anyplace, you will not talk to me for too long a time without hearing some kingian reference being made because he is as much a part of me as my mom and my daddy. he is in my dna. he is in my spirit. since i was 12 i have only had one goal in life, other than not embarrassing my mama. do my small part to make the world safe for his legacy. do my small part, whether it is on radio or television, i want to do my small part to make the for his legacy. i could have written this book a long time ago. now is the right time to put this book out. why? sanitizedow been so and sterilized and romanticized and in some way so demonized -- i semi-jesse jackson don't ayako -- i sound like jesse jackson, don't i? [laughter] tavis: he is so sanitized and sterilized to be truth of who he was one day will be irrecoverable. it's hard to change that narrative. we have to confront what i would call an urban legend about dr. king. about dr. king. is he is just a preacher with a smile on his face saying i have a drea

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so him and me helping them they help me. where there is life we can survive it all. welcome back to look at weather across a straight ever got a southerly flow for southeastern heiresses and temperatures lower than they have been just twenty three for sydney melbourne struggling at nineteen degrees to get across to alice a look at thirty two still some showers across northern areas and some showers of western australia could be a wet one in perth as we head on into tuesday though we're going to see temperatures rising slightly but still a threat of showers remains there for the towards the east while not much change really for sydney highs again twenty three degrees across into new zealand here it's looking decidedly wet in the coming days through monday it looks that should be a large draw about this frontal system will be pushing in cheering choose the isis are in the western side of the south on and expect some really heavy rain plus some strong winds as well now let's head up into northeastern parts of asia where for japan we've seen very heavy snow fall and all

i brought with me we will believe that poroshenko would. interest in supporting us that it would have taken support you so it would be that easy i thought that they had to know it's all started nicely and well it all started beautiful people brought this government oppression fifty four percent we had my dad and we'd all the criticism we had of them and with all the scraps that we had of them we still thought they'll make this time it will be different why because it was after my dad because that's the european choice because it's you know how entrenched corruption in this country and i want to start somewhere and he gave me an eighteen that's all you were prepared to give me maxime every star v.u.k. ukrainian civil rights advocate said last year he knew he quit early just blaming everything and everyone else for not achieving anything you hearing that people that's not exactly right we didn't achieve anything we built a road that had not been built for forty years we had it built we brought a lot of new people for the customs of the first

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he was able to rewire me in a way i didn't think was possible by just listening to me and giving me some advice and also giving me a reality check. and i think that's what i need, for me. everybody's got a trigger, and for me it was the reality check that i wasn't a failure because i had four people killed under my watch, and i still had a purpose and a mission. and i couldn't get that through my head until he told me open up your eyes, stop being weak, you've got to see what's around you. there are guys with a lot worse injuries than you. i know it's personal, but you have a responsibility for the rest of your life to earn the fact that you're still on this earth and honor your brothers that didn't come home and honor their families. >> so we're going to go to question, but i want to ask one last one before we do. now you're with the boeing company and you're helping serve and honor veterans the way you described. tell us about what you're doing now and why that's so important to you. >> i made three great decisions in my life, so i say. first one is, you know, joining arm. that's the b

you know you mean you, okay. - no, me, i mean me. i mean me, i just felt, you know, like the youngster just sort of hanging on and trying to soak up every word and every song. and we did half a dozen shows over about a year's time, and then the four of us would continue to get together over the years. in 2003, we did our first tour as a tour instead of a special occasion and just kinda kept on. it evolved into john and me doing that. guy started not traveling quite as much, and it's a format that i really enjoy because it's sort of like this. it's a conversation on stage and with two people, it's sort of a continuous conversation that's interrupted by the occasional song, so. - right, it's more conversation with music as opposed to music with conversation. so you describe yourself as a young guy back then. - right. - if i do my math, - thank you. speaking of math, you are about to turn 60. - i am, this year, later this year, and i'm so grateful, i'm so glad. - to whom? - to have made it this long. - to the cosmos, right, actually? -

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if it is to be -- it is up to me. if it is to be -- it is up to me. i.m all light, all light am and earth and air and sea and sky. we are beautiful people. sons and daughters. of the most high. heirs and successors. of a magnificent civilization. builders and consumers -- of a new great nation. we are the hope -- the light -- the light. the future -- and the presence -- of an ideal world. we are great and we know it. ael.hty god made me. i said it. i meant it. i am here representing it. with one hand on your heart and the other hand in the air, creating a vortex of love. this moment can never be undone. this moment right here energetically can affect people and energy on a whole other continent. i am -- >> i am. ayanna: i am, i am, i am. it is already done. [applause] jan: what a gift, what a gift. please join me. [applause] jan: we are all in this together. to see all the beauty coming out and the light coming out of the people is just so heartening. we have been so discouraged, all this negativity coming out, and now to hear positive voices, positiv

. >> i just don't want them to stop talking to me, stop caring for me, stop seeing me as that person they can relate to or somebody they can go to. i don't want to lose their respect. i know i should have told them the truth from the beginning. i don't want them to think i'm that person. someone heinous, someone that brutal. i'm not that person. >> prosecutors say fox died from internal bleeding after blunt force to the abdomen. the night of his death, concepcion had gone out with girlfriends to celebrate her 25th birthday. she says she left fox with her 4-year-old daughter in her boyfriend's care. >> everything was fine. i laid them out in our living room and i turned on "the bee" movie for them. that was the last thing that he did. and they were fine. they were sleeping when i left them. i got a phone call within 41 minutes. he pretty much just said, baby, come home, baby, come home. fox is not breathing. then i said, what are you doing? call 911. so he hung up the phone and when i called them back, he didn't answer. so i'm guessing he was on the phone with the paramedics. then whe

let me grab my water. this is from my book "tightrope: balancing a life between mario cuomo and my brother". after my reading you can get copies in the back of the room. my wife carol is manning the table. uniondale, summer, 1988. i sat shoulder to shoulder with my 22-year-old nephew michael, struck by his resemblance to jfk junior and also to my brother at the same age. jet black hair, large, dark eyes and a dazzling, kind smile. michael and i listened to federal prosecutors lay out their case against his father, my brother. earlier that morning, governor mario cuomo called me at home after three is working around the clock with como at the 2 world trade center office in new york, even sleeping over during snowstorms which i was his man at the long island power authority. they bring long hours to shut down the nuclear power plant for health and safety reasons. you do good work, the governor said. you have great ability and a great future. it is a pleasure working with you. you have a good future your self

i'm like she did to me and i said this makes me cry. i way way was back in new york again in late two thousand and sixteen for his exhibition at date projects made up of clothes discarded by refugees at domenico camp this was the first of a series of major raw projects york. one of the insights but the show is secret one would expect the closing would be a crate of foreign clothing it would be like arabic drafts or it may have and here this is exactly the same thing they are smarter societies and we have a cost model so far because this is a it's a very prefer just complete myth interprets the same thing that people are wearing here and brockway. like this. so i would wager will be he doesn't want to have too many speakers this is really just statement but i'm going to give him the microphone. so i'm killed for coming enjoy the show. you know your feeble you mean trouble for new york city is a city of immigrants. and everyone here has some connection to refugees or migrants . that's. i find it fitting to show the exhibition factor show

tengo me convencÍ de participar. no estamos contentos con nuestros servidores pÚblicos, hay que reemplazarlos. no podemos esperar que mÁgicamente lleguen personas que ni siquiera conocemos. si nosotros tenemos las ganas de hacerlo, hay que hacerlo. la verdad es que mi coyuntura en este momento se debe a que por primera vez en mi vida, por mi preparaciÓn profesional y acadÉmica, mi situaciÓn personal, mi familia, me permiten con todo el potencial que quiero aportar, tomar esta decisiÓn de una manera responsable, consciente. javier: dÉjeme preguntarle algo. cuÁntos partidos lo buscaron, por quÉ se decide usted finalmente por el movimiento ciudadano? cuÁl es el legado que le deja su padre para que entre la polÍtica? >> nosotros aquÍ en nuevo leÓn, tenemos una situaciÓn muy particular que es distinto al resto de la repÚblica. los partidos tradicionales, mira quÉ bonita foto. estaba buscando participar de una forma libre, abierta. la vida independiente, desgraciadamente en el estado, estÁ como marca secue

and he said to me, looked at me, and said, i wish my daughters had been here. and it is funny the sort of moments that you remember. and i always remember thinking -- that is why you do have to realize any of us in these and realize any of us in these positions of any kind of influence, we are a role model for someone, and women do need role models. we are still a small minority that run these companies. they need role models to say, yep, that is possible. i can be that. it is hard to dream to be something if you don't see other people like it. david: are you disappointed or surprise that if you take a fortune 100 or fortune 200 companies, there are relatively few female ceos still? ginni: yeah. i still -- i would have hoped by now that there would be more, right? and so, i think this is a very conscious effort. in fact, we make a very conscious effort. one of the biggest things is to keep women in the workforce. a keep women in the workforce. and so, there is no doubt, when women have children or ailing parents -- there are many reasons that women will come in

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that makes us -- you can call me and get advice from me. and you want to drive the process, and maybe that's what makes you and i very similar is that i like to drive the process, you like to drive the process, and there's only one steering wheel. and i'm not gonna take it from you. monica: i want to protect things to a fault.kg and going, "okay, he's got my back." lemonis: it came down to trust. monica was really fragile throughout the process, and i believe that monica made it difficult because her connection to her father is so strong. and the idea of changing this business, maybe it possibly threatened her relationship in her mind with her father. but i wanted her to know that it was okay that it didn't work out, and that it didn't need to end bad. monica: and i feel like all the girls are in a better place, all of them working collectively. it's been such a huge change for them. each one of them feels superempowered, and i'm really proud of that. lemonis: there was a lot of good things that happened. jess, caity, the resources that i h

me most of this mission. was. turkey's top diplomatic uses the us still failing to keep promises to us turkish forces that violence against american kurdish militias in northern syria. led donald trump meets the prime ministers of the u.k. and israel on his first day at the world economic forum in davos. the russian olympic committee slams the i.o.c. for excluding some of the country's top medal hopes from the upcoming winter games inside. around the clock across the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know neil.

who would marry me? >> well, you did get married. >> and he did keep me. >> and he did keep you. >> because you make no money with picture books to start with. >> and in the end you did actually make a very good living with all these books and all your drawings. >> yes. to everybody's surprise. particularly mine. >> and possibly to the surprise of your parents and history. if i could go back all those years, when you were born in weimar, germany and you were a kid at the time just before the war was about to start, just before hitler. what was that like? what was your childhood like in germany at that time? your father, i believe, was a satirical writer and got on the wrong side of adolf hitler. >> yes. he warned against him, and he mocked him. which is the worst thing you can do. very early . so he was warned by an unknown policeman who just ran up one day and said get out at once, they're trying to take away your passport. this was before hitler had actually come to power. and he took the next train ou

it gets me up every day. i would be writing no matter what. but i suppose i've always had this other side to me that really wants to -- you know, i used to work for amnesty international, and i've always had this side of me that just wants to try and make a difference, and, like many, many people in the world, i would like to make a difference. and i feel that i am really privileged, because apart from -- you know, where i'm personally privileged, but i can actually now make a much bigger difference. but i want to do it in a meaningful way, and one of the things that lumos has taught me is be very, very careful how you give. because even if you're giving with the best of intentions, you may inadvertently be doing harm. >> you mean from well-meaning donors? >> very, very, very well-meaning donors who are inadvertently propping up a system that we know -- we have nearly a hundred years of hard research that shows that even a well-run institution, even an institution set up with the best possible intentions, will irrevocably harm the child. >> so

no one could hear me. no one could hear me. and i told the story in great detail to variety magazine two years to the month prior to the publication of the new york times piece and everybody knew that i was talking about harvey, he was named in the comments that were posted on variety‘s website. sometimes people called him by name, sometimes people used loosely disguised names. but you didn't name him in the peace. though i didn't, i was talking with variety in their women in film issue, powerful women in hollywood issue, powerful women in hollywood issue, whatever they call it. the journalist asked the question if i had already been harassed. i was like yes, hell yes. everyone in the room was like no. of course ain't telling the story, my dad was with me when it happened i came straight from the hotel to the lobby and told my dad immediately what had happened, including everybody that night with whom i was dawning on kiss the girls, the director, writer and producer. all of whom over the yea rs have and producer. all of whom

we live that magic time when chimps that were running away from me actually play with me. >> we have to bring in the singular achievement of your discovery, how close you got to them and how long you observed them and you discovered, no, we humans were not unique in a certain aspect, which is about tools. let's just listen to that. >> it has long been thought we were the only creatures on earth that used and made tools. man the toolmaker is how we were designed. and here, you see tools. ♪ it was hard for me to believe what i'd seen. two days later i watched spellbou spellbound at the chimps. that was object modification, a crude beginning of tool making. never been seen before. >> it is extraordinary what you say at the end there, it had never been seen before. you are the one who discovered this. when you think about that now all these decades later, how does it make you feel? >> it makes me feel how arrogant science was to maintain that we were the only -- they told me, when i went to cambridge to get a degree only humans had personality, only humans had minds capable of problem

don't catch me." >> right. [ laughter ] they're like, "can you see me?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i can't believe you got me. i'm totally --" >> "whoops." >> jimmy: "i just had a a blowout, i can't believe it. oh!" >> right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can we talk about "riverdale" and maybe give us a a spoiler or something fun? >> sure. >> jimmy: you don't have to, but maybe just sneak-in -- and so we won't even get it now, but then -- >> right. >> jimmy: when you come back months from now -- >> yeah, i die. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, all right, all right. that's a good hint, okay. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but -- [ laughter ] season two happens, right? and i'm all excited about season two. and man, oh, man, it gets scary. it's frightening. it frightens me. [ light laughter ] hard -- the first scene -- >> do you want me to comfort you? is this is why you're -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can at least feel my -- what's going on and analyze it and tell me what's up. but you -- the first season, i go, "oh, there's a murder. some kids were killed, and who shot these -