rose? >> how are you? >> do you want to say anything to those accusers, the people that are accusing you of the wrongdoings? >> it is not wrongdoings. >> it is not wrongdoing. very different tone than what we heard from gayle king and norah o'donnell? what does that message send and does it muddy the effort to call out what is wrongdoing? >> and very different, also, even in the statement that charlize rose has released, which acknowledges he did do something untorrent. what we are seeing in so many of the cases is that these people being accused of this in their minds didn't think at the time they were doing something wrong. and a lot of them described what they felt was something consensual. they thought the people they were coming on to were interested in that. and that later as this becomes public controversy, they realize that there is a power dynamic there. that even if they thought somebody was approaching them in a way that seems like they may be reciprocating, it is not fair to make the assumption

that led to rose's law in the first place that they were now signed on to repeal. they may not have known, but the alabama press soon figured it out. we spoke yesterday to rose church's husband, gene church who had worked so hard to pass that bill.

had fired its morning anchor charlie rose. eight women associated with his talk show tell "the washington post" that as recently as 2011, rose made unwanted sexual advances towards them. those allegations include lewd phone calls, walking naked in their presence and groping. two of the accusers have repeated their allegations to nbc news. bloomberg and pbs have pulled his talk show off the air. reports and analysis now. nbc's stephanie goff is with me. a little bit more on the rose allegations. again, cbs acting fairly quickly here to terminate him. >> they are, you know, they are firing him today, but keep in mind, less than 24 hours ago, they were only just suspending him. this story couldn't have come as a surprise for cbs news and "the washington post" yesterday. you have to ask the question what changed from yesterday to today, but today we have a statement from the president of the cbs news, david rose, and he says in part, despite charlie's important journalistic contribution to our news division, there is absolutely no

rose? do you want to say anything to those accusers, the people accusing you of all the wrongdoings? >> they are not wrongdoings. >> in "the post" one says a ritual of young women allegedly being summoned to work as rose's home. one woman said rose allegedly went into the bedroom in his apartment, left the door open, turned on the shower, she says he began to call her name incessantly. she ignored him and continued working. suddenly, he came out of the bathroom and stood over her. she turned her head briefly and saw skin and rose in the towel and jerked back around to avoid the sight. he said, didn't you hear me calling you? a male colleague who heard about that later commented to her, oh, you got the shower trick? cbs and pbs along with bloomberg which takes and airs his pbs show, suspended rose from the air pending the investigation. in a statement, rose apologized for his actions saying he, quote, is greatly embarrassed. joining me now is nbc's kristen welker at the white house. stephani

five women described rose putting his hand on their legs. sometimes their upper thigh in what they perceived as a test to gauge their reactions. two said that while they were working for rose at his residences or traveling with him on business, he emerged from the shower and walked naked in front of them. one said he globed her buttocks at a staff party. one woman described him as a sexual predator. in the last few days, we've been talking a lot about where's the line. there's a difference between a harvey weinstein and al franken and then we have charlie rose. and when i read this and it was as though he was gauging their interest, after he came out of the shower and a few days later a co-worker said, ah, he pulled the shower trick. for me, a light went off. when you hear something like a shower trick, that's a move -- >> everybody knew -- >> that's a practice, that's a pattern. >> yes. >> talk to us about it. >> well, we spoke to eight women who talked about extreme sexual harassment, in two cases, assault. he talked about how he thinks no

trump was going in the rose garden. and john is an nbc news and msnbc national affairs analyst. that was billed as a press conference in the rose garden today. the president took about seven questions, i think. and for the first time i can remember seeing it in the rose garden, he used that federal property as a campaign venue and spent a minimum of half of his time attacking what joe biden had said earlier in the day. >> you could tell this was the president unloading. this was billed by the white house as a speech and press conference dealing with hong kong and china. the president vaguely talked about that. but what the president did was unload on joe biden. of course, in doing so, he also had a host of misleading statements, things that he was saying that were not true. what you saw in the president was someone that was clearly seething and couldn't go out on the campaign trail because of this pandemic and he wanted to use the rose garden, which has never been used in this nakedly political way. but he did that toda

rose? want to say anything to those accusers, the people that are accusing you of these wrong doings? >> it's not wrong doings. >> reporters and analysts. charlie, the allegations and the decision to fire charlie, it came pretty quickly. >> it did. still have to consider the fact that cbs news knew this report was going to drop. it did not come as a surprise to them. this is the question. they decided in that moment to suspend him less than 24 hours later they are firing him. we don't know why the sudden change. you can suspect perhaps that it is just this ominous idea that there could be many more women out there when you have the reporter for the story for the "washington post" talking about getting new accusers reaching out and you can imagine that that might have pushed it forward. let me read more about what david roads had to say on his statement on firing charlie rose. he said despite charlie's important journalistic contribution to our news division there is absolutely nothing more

i think the rose looks way more grotesque. at the same time, i'm not shocked and awed by any of this. i think we've all known about this sort of stuff that's gone on in workplaces. i think, you know, stephanie made all the right points. to me, basically, this is first and foremost about power, less about gender. now into most cases in society, most industries, be it wall street where she worked or subsequently the press, it's men who hold that power. women are now, i think, feeling very emboldened. it's interesting, also, to see the marketplace react. and the marketplace is saying, you know, get some of these guys out. though there's a difference between seemingly glenn thrush and a predator like harvey weinstein and also at the same time, their bosses. their bosses, you know, they're so what ty cobb seems to be misleading his client about is the fact that this is a narrow probe. to glenn thrush making a decision that is then not criticized for somehow passing the buck. it is very complex. >> brian, it's important, though, tha

rose of huntsville, alabama. he was born in upstate new york, by the way, in watertown, new york, by the canadian border. he's, he was 20-year veteran of the army, the second person to be awarded the medal of honor by president trump. this is -- the james mccloughan of south haven, michigan, was honored in july, you remember, for his actions to save wounded soldiers in a vietnam kill zone as well. so we are now listening for the president and this should be the president of the united states coming in for the medal of honor ceremony right now. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by medal of honor recipient captain gary m. rose, united states army retired. [ playing "hail to the chief" ] ♪ [ playing "hail to the chief" ] >> we recall the words of sake krit scripture. no one has greater love than this, than to lay down one's life for one's friends. let us pray. almighty god, source of our faith, our hope and our love, be present with us here now on this important occas

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well over 4,000 hits for rose.n, as manager of the reds, later had to admit, after denying it for decades, he, indeed, was betting on baseball. even betting on his own team. >> never against his own team. >> the man was competitive, to be clear. that, of course, is sort of the cardinal rule in baseball. he's been held out of the hall of fame, something he was bitter about, but his legacy lives on. yesterday, passed away at the age of 83. >> we'll have a conversation later in the hour with mike barnicle about whether pete rose should be in the hall of fame. an age-old debate. we'll get to that. >>> let's begin with developments out of the middle east where the israeli military started a ground offensive in lebanon. troops crossed the border for a targeted operation, they're calling it, posting this video on social media. the idf notified the u.s. about its plan and says the goal is to push hezbollah farther away from the border. this comes just days after israel killed the terrorist group's leader, nasrallah. let's

as for rose slama ?act, she was facing felony charges of her own. >> you were arrested for fraud over $2500, right? >> that is right. >> and forgery over $500, right? >> yes, sir. >> the defense suggested rose made up the levi stories, hoping for leniency with her own legal problems, which she says, stems from her own messy divorce. she would later plead out to lesser charges and get probation, but rose swears all of her testimony was the truth. >> i got no deal. i testified because it was the right thing to do. >> and the rest of that parade of mistresses, the defense argued, those women only holstered levi's case, proving he was a lousy husband in a crumbling marriage, which gave tara ample reason to be depressed, even suicidal . >> he wasn't a good husband, and he wasn't there, and he didn't respond when she was making these cries for help, and he feels horrible. >> the defense's suicide expert, dr. alan berman, testified, all the evidence pointed to tara taking her own life. >> she had a number of bo

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hastily arranged announcement in the white house rose garden.crews were given very little time to set up. we knew it was going to be an announcement from vice president joe biden. we just didn't know what it was going to be. and, indeed, he made his intention clear not to get into the race, but then went on to give, if not the very same speech he would have given when announcing, at least the major elements of it dealing with justice and immigration and health care. the fight against cancer, comparing it to a mission to the moon and on and on and on, including education. andrea mitchell watching along with us in washington, andrea, let's talk more about this in the context of the next 24 hours. you have former secretary of state hillary clinton going before the committee in the congress tomorrow to talk about benghazi. so all eye w

my definition of a rose. to go on a limb and say this looks more like your rose. check these out. >> his roses are green. >> and they got different presidents on the front. all kidding aside, police recognize that women like latasha and jamila lay their lives on the line every time they make an outcall, or welcome an incall. >> prostitution is dangerous. you can hurt doing that. are you going to stop? >> nevertheless, it appears this pair are just too steeped in the game to look for a way out tonight. >> meanwhile, this undercover has arranged a date with another woman advertising kpaul services online. >> she's getting off the exit right now. >> just before 11:00 p.m., she arrives at the hotel. >> so are you visiting? >> yeah. >> as soon as the deal is down, sheriff's deputies move in. >> where you from? >> new york. >> new york? >> yeah. >> how long you been out here? >> a week. >> you just hustling for money. >> i usually don't do it, i just came out here, trying to make some money. >> the woman in custody

the setting, the rose garden. you don't see presidents stand in the rose garden and deliver the kind of speech that he did. then if you look at the speech itself, it was mono toned. his heart didn't seem in it, as one adviser's told us. and he really just, you know, had this muddled delivery where he went off on various tangents. and so, to the frustration of his advisers, who say that the president is acutely aware that he could win, he can't get engaged on a strategy that they feel is effective, where he had a clear attack on his opponent and the election is not about him. and it's not clear that he's going to be able to make that pivot, particularly when he doesn't have any other venue than the complex here at the white house and what we saw yesterday, where he pretty much delivered a speech that he probably would have given on saturday night if he had that new hampshire rally. >> i am not sure anyone has the guts to tell him that it looks desperate. nbc's carol lee, thank you very much. >>> to the coronavirus

here is the first lie of many lies that president trump told in the rose garden today. >> i just want to say that we just spent quite a bit of time inside with the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, who's been a friend of mine for a long time. long before my world of politics. early into his world of politics, i think. but we have been friends for a long time. we are probably now despite what we read we're probably now i think at least as far as i'm concerned closer than ever before. and the relationship is very good. >> closer than ever before. this was an emergency meeting at the white house today. it was an emergency meeting of a political party in crisis. a crisis of chaos. it was an emergency meeting to tell that lie that you just heard that mitch mcconnell and donald trump are friends. never been closer. because this weekend steve bannon who went from running a right-wing hate-drib website to the trump campaign to the trump white house and now back at that website said that he will oppose any republican senator's re-election if that senator does not attack republican senat

worked for or looked to work on the charlie rose show. the accusations range from groping to lewd comments to him walking around in the nude. the fallout has been fast and furious. this morning "the post" says more are coming forward with stories. he has been suspended from his hosting role on cbs this morning and his talk show has been taken off the air at pbs and bloomberg. >> last night rose responded on tw twitter, quote, i deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i am greatly embarrassed. i have behaved insensitively at times. though i do not believe all of these allegations are accurate. i always felt i was pursuing shared feelings even though i now realize i was mistaken. this morning rose's co-hosts told viewers they were glad the women came forward. >> this is a moment that demands a frank and honest assessment about where we stand and more generally the safety of women. let me be very clear. there is no excuse for this alleged behavior. women cannot achieve equality in the workplace or in society until there is a reckonin

. >>> tonight, president trump gets angry, shows up in the rose garden with stats on poster boards that someone found on the web and now he's saying, we the people won't get any new big ticket items as long as the democrats are investigating him. it was nancy pelosi who apparently triggered the president accusing him of a cover-up of a real charge that brought about the angry reaction. and more bad news for the president's tax returns on two different fronts. and amid the talk of impeachment and the lashing out, remember, please, this was infrastructure day at the white house as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a wednesday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 853 of the trump administration. what was supposed to be an honest to goodness meeting about our nation's infrastructure turned into a showdown between the president and democrats and then just a plain show in the rose garden as the president had at it. the president started his day with a barrage of messages featuring the familiar words, illegal witch hunt and no collusion, no obstruction,

with his infant daughter, he went door to door and asked lawmakers to pass rose's law, rose's law, namedmothers in alabama would never have to go through that again. the sight of that new father and that motherless little girl and the good sense of what they were asking for, was irresistible. the lieutenant governor put the law on the agenda. alabama lawmakers passed it unanimously five months to the day after rose church passed away. rose's law went on the books in 1999. simple nonpartisan, noncontroversial unanimous win for the political process and for public health and for alabama families. rose's law worked. it became the new normal in that state. no complaints. and then last year, in 2014, the doctor under whose care rose church died, that doctor decided to start a new career. larry stutts had started off first as a veterinarian. he then became an ob/gyn and then 2014 he decided he wanted to become a republican state senator. dr. larry stutts ran for office as an obstetrician. his campaign shirts said, quote, he delivered me and he will deliver in montgomery. larry stutts won that

it is crowded here in the rose garden as well on a sun-drenched day. this is part of president trump's use of sort of the trappings of the white house. it was not expected that the cabinet room conversation and exchange that you saw on camera was going to be on camera. that was added on to the schedule. being here in the rose garden was a planned event to be on camera televised with a sizable press contingent representing south korea and of course the usual united states group as well. and this is where the president is able to use the white house as a backdrop to try to sort of be the host as well as a foreign leader in the sense of interacting with president moon. you talked about the key issues. north korea the conversations there are probably the most urgent and most critical and yet those are the things we'll hear the least about because of the sensitive nature of that. and of course south korea is in gravest concern about any provocations that have continued and where things stand. the united states also talking about the fact that the u.s. is pr

harassed eight women cbs and pbs fired which areally rose.we'll speak with one of those "washington post" writers who broke the story. >>> john conyers is denying allegations from a woman who says the congressman touched her in an inappropriate matter. >>> roy moore continues the deny mounting allegations of misconduct by numerous women and we are awaiting a news conference from him. >>> we begin with charlie rose. cbs and pba fired the once acclaimed news anchor following a report that he sexually harassed at least eight women. cbs said quote this followed disturbing and intolerable behavior said to have evolved around his pbs program. pbs said we expect producers to provide a workplace where people feel safe and are treated with dignity and respect. rose issued an apologize after the "washington post" report saying quote it is essential that these women know i hear them and i deputily apologize for my inappropriate behavior. i'm embarrassed i behaved incensetively at times. and i regret that though i do not believe all of these allegations

from eight women that rose sexually thha-ha rase them.apologized for his actions but denied any wrongdoing. one of "the post" reporters says there may be more allegations coming. >> even just hours after our story was published last night, my inbox was already flooded with e-mails from other women who have had inappropriate encounters with charlie rose. some going back decades. >> nbc stephanie gosk has been following the developments on this one. nbc has talked to one former rose intern. what is she saying about all of this? >> so, she was an intern in 2002, she was 25 years old and she was asked to bring mail to rose's apartment. when she got there, this is what she says she saw. >> you nogs ai knocked and he se in. i proceeded to go into the living room and he said, i want to show you this scene from this movie. and he said, have a seat, you know, relax. and he proceeded to turn on the film "secretary," which is a, up, sexually involved film involving s&m, unfortunately. and he asked me, you know, how does this make you feel? you know,

her name was rose church. she had not been given a $5 medical test that might have saved her life and she was sent home after she had her baby, and she died. her baby daughter survived but she died. and that newly widowed father brought their baby girl to the state capital day after day, and with his infant daughter, he went door to door and asked lawmakers to pass rose's law, named after his wife. so new mothers in alabama would never have to go through that again. and the sight of that little girl and the good sense of what they were asking for was irresistible. lawmakers passed it unanimously five months to the day after rose church passed away. rose's law went on the books in 1999. simple, noncontroversial, unanimous win for the political process and for public health and for alabama families. rose's law worked. it became the new normal in that state, no complaints. then last year, in 2014, the doctor under whose care rose church died, that doctor decided to start a new career. larry stutts started off as

fake news and today he decided to make the very big contribution to fake news by stepping in to the rose garden with mitch mcconnell and pretending to be fake friends. >> looked like a hostage video to me today. >> my relationship with this gentleman is outstanding. has been outstanding. >> we are together totally on this agenda to move america forward. >> i have a fantastic relationship with the people in the senate and with the people in congress. i mean, i have a -- with -- house of representatives. >> with the exception of a few of bob corker, jeff flake, john mccain, lisa murkowski and susan collins. >> what would be helpful is if the president got out of the way. >> served up a false claim that president obama did not call families of fallen soldiers. >> he had no soul. did we elect the worst person on this plan sunset. >> despite what we read, we are probably now i think as far as i'm concerned closer than ever before. >> the president of the united states had a meeting today followed bay press conference history has ever had to have. the majority leader of the senate had a meetin

last 24 hours, president trump seems consumed with his reelection and attacking joe biden from the rose garden in a rambling speech that started with china, then diverted to hunter biden and other topics more suitable for a campaign rally, if that, all as the nation is gripped by the pandemic crisis. here are the facts at this hour. cdc director robert redfield is warning that the coming fall and winter could be, quote, one of the most difficult times we've experienced in american public health. even as the white house is taking control of national covid data from the cdc. and turning it over to the department of health and human services, raising concerns of political influence. influential trump trade adviser peter navarro has published a scathing attack on anthony fauci in "usa today", more evidence, despite denials, that the president is letting his closest aides try to discredit dr. fauci. and the stock market is surging today after biotech company moderna is reporting their phase i vaccine trials are producing a robust immune response in all 45 patients. but there are new question

he said very broad statement there was no knowledge here about rose.eporting shows is that there was knowledge. we talked to women who did flag concerns to managers as early as 1986 and as recently as april 2017. there was no official hr complaint made. and i think that that is a discussion or a topic that deserves perhaps more discussion. when a woman goes to her manager and says this happened to me or i was forcibly kissed or i'm concerned about charlie's attention towards another young woman this doesn't feel right what is an appropriate response? to say there was no knowledge i think our reporting shows there was collective knowledge. >> can you pull back a little bit? the reckoning that has happened since the fall really of 2017 over the me too movement and the times up movement has raised questions not just in the media industry but in the world of politics, in the world of entertainment and regular work places that aren't as high profile all over the country? are there lessons that can be drawn or did you get anything from the women that you spo

and he quickly decided to have this rose garden event. it was a knee jerk reaction to that. and here we are. that ended up dominating the day instead of talking about bipartisan legislation or anything like that. >> i have a reading for you. this is zeke miller, jonathan at a.p. trump himself has expressed a leeriness of what he calls the i-word. he told confidantes he doesn't like discussing impeachment. yet advisers have found that he constantly talks about it. often veering their conversation to express worry or frustration at the prospect of it. in one meeting with pelosi, trump couldn't help himself and blurted out a question asking if she was manning to impeach him. though trump was worried that it would be the first line of his political obituary, even though he was confident of being saved by the senate. those around him think it may be the best thing that could happen to his re-election campaign. alexi, i know many people are of that mind. any reporting you care to add? >> certainly we can tell from the president's behavior that he is worried. not only about the bar

. >> what about pete rose? >> he ought to be in. >> how can that guy not be in? >> and his offenses were as a manager. frankly, pete rose wasn't a very good manager but he was a very good player. >> well, he was busy on the phone. >> he had to figure out what was going on at belmont in the sixth. how could he be worried about going to the pen. >> lineup card? he was trying to figure out what the line in the race was. >> there were allegations that

records show rose is out of jail. we have reached out to him ch.s attorney are declining to comment. we have reached out to officer speakman but he has not replied yet. >> jesse kirsch, reporting. thanks. >>> up next, new reporting on how the biden team is addressing potential political kryptonite in 2024, his age. >>> plus some new numbers on the republican field and one candidate's new rise. candidate's new rise ♪ ♪ helps you stay connected, ♪ safe ♪ and charged. ♪ the all-new chevy trax starting at $21,495. the possibilities are endless. (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. the all-new chevy trax starting at $21,495. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion. patients taking tepezza may have infusion reactions. tell your doctor right away if

also we spoke with one of rose's accusers. you'll never believe what movie he had rolling in his apartment when she stopped by. >> and the president and first lady woke up this morning at their resort in palm beach, florida, and will spend the holiday weekend there. remember this. out of his 306 days in office thus far, trump has spent 99 days at his properties. that's a lot. guess what else he did when he woke up? tweeted. stay with us. you're watching "velshi & ruhle." looks a little tight. perfect fit. santa needs an f-150. that's ford, america's best selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 months across the full line of ford cars, trucks and suvs! and just announced... get 0 % apr for 72 months plus $1000 cash back! take advantage of these exclusive holiday offers during the ford year end sales event. that's why feeling safe is priceless. with adt, you can feel safe with an adt starter kit professionally installed for only $49.00. call today, and install an adt starter kit that includes security panel, keypad

>> kristen welker in the rose garden for us.hank you. >>> we are getting some reporting from inside the room. i suspect we'll hear a version of this from senator schumer and speaker pelosi here in just a moment when they take to the podium. but two democratic sources. with knowledge of the meeting between president trump and democrats, again, this is a meeting set to talk about infrastructure. quote, the president arrived late -- no exact quotes here, but here's what happened. this is according to two democratic sources. president trump walked in and said, i'm for infrastructure, trade, and the farm bill and i want to do all of it, but i just heard pelosi say horrible things. she said i'm involved in a cover-up. you had a meeting at 9:00 a.m. on this issue and it's so inconsiderate, you need to get all of your investigations over before we talk about anything else, according to folks who are familiar with this meeting. the president, quote, pouted for a few more minutes, and then walked away. it was exactly what he did in the sh

'n roses reunion.ose has warned the hall not to induct him. since the band's angry 1996 split. rose has wanted nothing to do with them. >> they have to embrace each other some time or later. >> did you dance like that? you did, didn't you? i'm lynn berry, this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> 45 days after the shooting death of trayvon martin, prosecutors bring second degree murder charges against his killer, george zimmerman, who could face a lifetime behind bars if convicted. the question is, is there enough hard evidence to prove zimmerman wasn't acting in self-defense? >>> in his first full day on the campaign trail since rick santorum bowed out of the race, mitt romney sets his sights on the female vote claiming president obama's policies are costing women jobs. will romney's problem with women lead republicans to another female choice for vice president? >>> and finally, some breaking news. the boston red sox are terrible. awful. awful! they lost a

rose's attorney, ben crump, saying the firing is a good start.ction ahead. >> this is not 1960. this is 2023. >> and as of this morning, no civil suit has been filed in the but rose case. but rose is facing a felony charge for failing to comply with that traffic stop. and as far as the canine involved in the incident, the company in charge of its training says the dog's protocols were followed and that circleville's canine team is being sent to their facility for evaluation and much more training. sounds like there is more to come with this case. >> thank you very much. we know you'll keep us updated, kathy park. >>> up next, breaking his what silence. what lebron james is saying about his son going into sudden cardiac arrest. >>> and taylor swift's fans are doing much more than just shaking it off at her concerts. they are shaking the ground. what scientists are saying about the seismic event. now is the time to partner with our experts. get started today with verizon business. it's your business. it's your verizon. my mental health was much bet

my definition of a rose. going to go on a limb and say this looks more like your rose. check these out. >> his roses are green. >> and they got different presidents on the front. all kidding aside, police recognize that women like latasha and jamila lay their lives on the line every time they make an out-call, or welcome an in-call. >> prostitution is dangerous. you can hurt doing that. are you going to stop? >> nevertheless, it appears this pair are just too steeped in the game to look for a way out tonight. >> meanwhile, this undercover has arranged a date with another woman advertising sexual services online. >> she's getting off the exit right now. >> just before 11:00 p.m., she arrives at the hotel. >> so are you visiting? >> yeah. >> as soon as the deal is down, sheriff's deputies move in. >> where you from? >> new york. >> new york? >> yeah. >> how long you been out here? >> a week. >> is this something new, hustling for money? >> i usually don't do it, i just came out here, trying to make some money.

reporters and i said just google larry stutts and rose's law. the resulting headlines in alabama and ultimately nationwide were clarifying. the alabama political reporter was the first to report the story. after they reported it they ran one of the most brutal opinion pieces i've ever seen about any politician or any subject. "rose's law was passed to protect other women from the fate of one of his patients. yet he used obamacare for a cover of his past deeds. he compared this to obamacare. the president may be the republican punching bag. senator stutts is arrogant and careless, and now we know he is evil. after a few days after miserable headlines for him and his colleagues, he withdrew his bill. to cut hospital care for new

received a dozen roses from anyone but that year she was hopeful. kathy went off of her job at the drug store. >> how was she that morning? >> fine, routine. >> tina was trying to catch up with kathy that day before she went to work and just missed her at home only to see her minutes later in traffic. >> we saw each other and she gave me the biggest smile that i will always remember. she saw me. we looked at each other. it was a beautiful smile. >> that smile and moment burned into her memory.

but rose metcalfe found her drive to survive.st, best hope. >> i felt my pocket and found a flashlight. >> a flashing light and a frantic plea on facebook. >> i said it's friday the 13th, i'm rose, as in "titanic" and our ship is sinking. pray for us to be rescued. >> when "dateline extra" continues. ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. (bing) now that i work there, i value dothe food even more. i feed it to yoshi because there are no artificial colors, preservatives and it's made with real chicken. i'm so proud to make dog chow natural in davenport, iowa. [ rock music playing ] have fun with your replaced windows. run away! [ grunts ] leave him! leave him! [ music continues ] brick and mortar, what?! [ music continues ] [ tires screech ] [ laughs ] [ doorbell rings ] when you bundle home and auto insurance with progressive, you get more than a big discount. that's what you get f

c canceled rose ann" today because it had to. note, we're -- while rose ann may have wrongly and narrowly viewed ms. jarrett through a racial lens. jarrett emphasizes she has more power than many other people in this country. she has more defenders and more friends and more followers so that while racism is always, of course, wrong whether it's casual or formal or systematic or offered as some sort of quote, bad joke. she's actually more concerned about the insidious and damaging impact of this kind of racism on so many other people living through all of this right now. >> i think we have to turn it into a teaching moment. i'm fine. i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers who come right to their defense. the person who's walking down a street minding their own business and they see somebody cling to their purse or want to cross the street or every black parent i know who has a boy who has to sit down and have a conversation, the talk, as we call it and as you say, those ordinary

so god bless you. [ applause ] >> captain rose is also congressman rose, who represents staten island and some of brooklyn. and joining us now is congressman max rose of new york. congressman, thank you very much for joining us tonight. what have you learned in your weeks of deployment with the national guard in new york, working on staten island, that you want to bring back to members of congress when you reconvene? >> thanks for having me. it's good to see you. look, what i learned and what i experienced was also something quite frankly that we all knew and were seeing well before, which is that we have heroes on the front lines right now. our medical professionals, our nurses, our doctors, our physicians' assistants, and so many others are risking their lives each and every day to keep us safe. and they're going home and dealing with incredible stress as well, worried that they're getting their families sick, sometimes isolating themselves from their family. and we've had this discussion for weeks now about ways that we have got to be there for them. but this crisis will continue t

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moments after president trump suddenly appeared in the rose garden to lash out at them, pouncing on comments pelosi had made this morning, that the president had engaged in a cover-up, comments she made in part to slow her own caucus' march to impeachment. the president walking out of that pre-arranged meeting over infrastructure and trade with pelosi and schumer, and leading democrats on capitol hill. here's part of it. >> instead of walking in happily into a meefg, i walk into look at people that had just said that i was doing a cover-up. i don't do cover-ups. we've had a house investigation, we had senate investigations, we have investigations like nobody's ever had before and we've done nothing wrong. these people were out to get us. the republican party and president trump. >> and nancy pelosi about to respond with chuck schumer on what happened when he walked out on them in the oval office. >> good morning, everyone. this morning, we went to the white house for a follow-up meeting with the president, follow-up to a meeting we had a few weeks ago, where we agreed on a dollar figure, whe

we're going to go to the rose garden.sident mike pence who tried to do something similar to what we're seeing today when he was governor of indiana. faced backlash for that. today, a big moment for him, for this executive order on religious liberties. let's listen. >> -- that if his people who are called by his name will humble themselves, pray and seek his safe, he will hear from heaven and heal theland. in 1775, the second continental congress established a day of fasting and prayer. president abraham lincoln urged americans to pray so, in his words, the united cry of the nation will be laeheard on highd answered in blessing. 1952, president truman and the congress established this national day of prior as a side set aside each year for the american people to turn to god, in prayer and meditation. every president has issued a proclamation in honor of this day ever since. but not every president has done so in the rose garden at the white house. [ applause ] >> today, our president will continue that great tradition, to