i want to bring up our vice president, anita dos. [applause] >> good morning. i am a little shorter and closer to the mic so i hope you can hear me a little better. i would like to welcome dick carpenter today but i want to tell you how much we have worked with the institute of justice over the years. i think otheir motto is we sue government. but dick is co-authorer of bottleneckers. don't miss your opportunity to get a copy. it is excellent and shocking. bottleneck is gaining the government for power and private profit. he is director of strategic research for the institute for justice where he worked with staff and attorneys to define, implement, and manage social science research related to the institute's mission. he is an experienced researcher. he has presented and published on a variety of topics ranging from education policy, to the dynamics of presidential elections. catch him later to talk about that. his work has appeared in academic journals including the economic development quarterly, economic affairs, the urban law journal, international journal

do. >> after her famous testimony against justice clarence thomas, 25 years ago, anita hill offers an important message in san francisco. >>> also gulping down a specific type of soda could do more than harm your body. it may also impact your brain. >>> and a river rescue in sonoma county. a man with no life jacket is very lucky to be alive. >>> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. big changes ahead as we appro >>> two women who changed the public conversation on workplace bias and harassment spoke out in san francisco tonight. leslie brinkley was there to hear what ellen powell and anita hill had to say. >> you're not going to take excuses like, well, you know, that's just what men do. >> in 1991, anita hill galvanized the country as she accused supreme court nominee clarence thomas of sexual harassment. he got the nomination in the end but she unleashed a wave of women running for office. she told a packed audience in san francisco's haze valley what she thought about fox news taking commentator bill o'reilly off the air because of accusations. >> now they're paying him millions of doll

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i'm anita oh in hat blow next and what the postal service is doing to protect its workers. >>> it ace chilly, wind friday in philadelphia but weekend has better news. we have temperatures on the rise. we will tell you when we could approach 80 degrees and when the sun will finally return. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> well well, he grabbed her and drug her to the window and took off. >> here's is what happening at 6:00 a disturbing difficulties corruption of the moment a young girl was snatched up, a delaware street, tonight we are learning horror did not end right there. officers say she was then sexually assaulted by her captor before being let go. hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole blur in for jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in wilmington where police are issuing a warning as they hunt for the child predator, alycia >> reporter: ukee and nicole, authorities are visibly shaken at a news conference earlier when they had to tell us the four year-old girl was in fact sexually assaulted during two hours she was with her ki

hesitate to designate himself as an organ donor and she hopes others will do the same >> donation absolutely works. >> reporter: anita oh >>> tax credits for organ donors a new jersey want to reward people who choose to donate. two bills would provide new jersey taxpayers $1,000 income tax credits for donating organs or a $100 gross income tax who donate blood platelets or plaza, new jersey wouldn't be the first state to offer these incentives, 19 other states already provide credits or deductions for living organ donations. >>> after years of construction apple employees are scheduled to move into tour iconic new campus nick named the space ship. however this there's still work to be done. it is a drone footage here of construction workers on the rooftop of the new facility, a perfect circle a mile around apple broke ground on the new headquarters in 2013 when it's completed it will house more than 12,000 employees. residents are excited to see it completed. others are worried about the traffic. >> concept it's a circle. but it's so powerful to see that to see it in that way >> i truly believe it's going to make a p

anita oh. >> and give scott my best, he has been very busy man this week. he needs some rest. he's been doing great job. >> thank if you, anita. >> in other news this morning, pennsylvania lieutenant governor mike stack has been stripped of his state police protection, governor tom wolf gave over the lieutenant governor and state workers, last week stack apologized for saying things in quote anger or frustration, but did not get into specifics. governor wolf's letter to stack reads in part, quote, dow not delight in this decision but i believe it is a necessary step to protect commonwealth employees. >> a recent pipeline leak in berks county renewing worries for some people about the potential dangers of pipelines in the region. sunoco logistics says there have been three leaks from its mariner east one pipeline in the past year. the latest one happened earlier this month in morgantown. that incident released 840 gallons every propane annette ann into the ground. the company maintains that the leak did not put the public in danger. some residents, how much, are still skeptical. >> stories lik

but how do you really, then, understand the lives of cubans, who would say, "bye, anita, i'll see you later," and you knew that they were going back to, you know, an apartment where maybe six people were all crammed together, where their futures were completely unclear. how'd you deal with that? >> i don't think a foreigner could ev fully understand the life of a cuban, unless they move into their house, i suppose. >> hinojosa: and are cuban people... there's a lot of talk about... you know, there's a tremendous amount of joy in cuba, and there is. but also in my notes i wrote down, "what about depression of the cuban people?" >> cubans are pretty cheerful people generally. they're very sort of a musical people. they sing a lot, and, i mean, just walking down the street, it's just a very musical society. the music there is fantastic. >> hinojosa: did you find the cuban people to be open and welcoming? >> oh, yeah, they're very open. they're very curious about foreigners. you know, strangers will just come up and start talking to you and want to know all about you and stuff. >> hinojos

do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00. >> after a schuylkill river trail last year, woman says over weekend it happened again , i'm anita a city leader hopes to do now in response. >>> and murder trial is underway for a south jersey father accused of killing his three-year old son, the arguments from both side on day number one. >>> graves unearthed and bodies in limbo a move a century's old burial ground was discovered in philadelphia , reason some folks remains are not where they need to be, kate? >>> we have had a beautiful afternoon with sunshine, temperatures in the 70's but showers are quickly tracking back toward the region, i'll tell you when they will get here and we will time out showers and steady rain into your weekend, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now . >>> i don't want people to be scared to be here. >> reporter: new at 6:00 safety concerns on the schuylkill river trail, tonight, a renewed call to action after a runner says that she was groped and this is not the first time that there is an issue along the popular running route. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee was

the next half an hour, i will tell you what the city's doing to keep everyone safe, secure during the festivities. for now live near the parkway anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, a neat, keep us up to date, thank you. >>> a work shore fell off the nfl stage is in the hospital this morning. thinks file video from chopper three over that stage, philadelphia police say that a 27 year-old man was working on the roof saturday afternoon when he fell just about 30 feet, we're told that man is in now in stable condition. >>> septa starts its new regional rail schedules today, weekday and saturday trains, times have changed with departing earlier or later then previously scheduled. it also added significant changes to chestnut hill east, media elwyn, lansdale doyletown, paoli thorndale and west trenton regional rail lines on the weekends. for the latest schedules just down load the septa app. >>> philadelphia was one of the hundreds of cities where protesters used earth day to march, for science. many demonstrators took aim at president trump's attitude toward climate change and proposed budget cut backs. "eyewitness news"

doing it too. decades after anita hill and the clinton scandals.yesteryear and antiquated and how can fox move into the future if its whole culture seems to be rooted in a past we don't want to live in, we worked hard to get beyond. it's -- the work culture we've seen through the lens of the allegations against ailes and now o'reilly is stunning. >> this idea that fox has moved forward and moved on since roger ailes, does one not believe it if here we are, less than a year later, right back where we started? i mean that james and lachlan murdoch, the voices of the future, these far more centrist, you know, sons of rupert murdoch. >> trying to appeal to a greater group of people. >> global citizens, that's not the message we're seeing here. >> they have a big dilemma with bill o'reilly. the advertisers move away, the shows are designed to make money, it won't continue to make a lot of money if advertisers aren't paying those bills. that's the real dilemma here. they have the air time, they want advertisers on that time, if they're not signing up any

. >> we will be right back to check in with anita oh, at the philly farm and food fest, which i'm pretty sure they dohave any of the robot being lawn mowers, see what else we can see and do there at the show that is this >> philadelphia is about to get a taste of life on the farm, the pennsylvania convention center, hosting the philly farm and food fest, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live there now to give us a preview. hi, anita. >> high there, jan, yes, getting a behind the scenes sneak peak of what you can expect to see when the doors open to the public later on this morning. they're about 180 event ers here, earlier we tracked done the vegetable garden, tracked down the coffee rose fresh north philadelphia, and guess what? we found the ice cream and the chocolate milk, joining me now, joe, stick link springs creamery, chambersberg, pennsylvania, nearly two hours to be with us this morning, and your first time at this event. why is it important for you to be here? >> our goal to showcase our products to local community. just as a group of people that love food, people that show up here want

. >>> preparing for passover i'm anita oh in montgomeryville what businesses an families are doing gettingeady for sadre. >>> it feels more like summer but temperatures in the 80's today and back here tomorrow, i'll tell you how long this taste of summer will stick around "eyewitness news" a 6:00 starts right now. >>> beaten, bruised, locked away, these are just some of the allegations against a married father of two from montgomery county, investigators say he put his family through near torture for years. >> hi everyone i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington has the night off. >>> i'm jessica dean. that suspect joseph meyer is on behind bars on one million-dollar bail. joe holden is live at lower providence police department with what led authorities to make this arrest, joe. >> reporter: jessica and nicole, good evening. police say this was discovered when joseph meyer wife showed up to the hospital with the broken skull and that is when they learned that the victims were more. they say his two children who had been home schooled had been abused for years, dating back to when they were todd

there is anita hill and she tells her story but the hearings are shutdown. doou remember that photo of the women members of congress marching over? some of you may remember saying open up the hearing. the pictures in the book. it cost us $250 so please buy the book. they shutdown the hearing. joe biden was the chairman of the committee. knock on the door and the staffer pops out what do you want? seven welcome members of the house and we want the hearings open just to have her have a chance at a tell her story. no, not happening. well, why? because the hearings are over. well, the hearings are over but now you have this information. and the staffer says you can't come in because we don't allow strangers in the senate. i said what do you mean strangers? we have seven years of experience in the house. she said here is the difficult. there is like 50 cameras there and we are marching down and telling them our own colleagues in the united states senate won't allow us to have a meeting with george mitchell. j mitchell comes out and the whole country whichever side t

anita. >> two questions. one on the budget spending plan, what is the president doing? i understand ms. mulvaney and others -- is he calling members? i don't see anything on his schedule this week or are members coming over? >> he'll be involved, i think the legislative team has been giving him updates and, you know, as he's needed -- he has talked to members -- of course, i just mentioned senator mccain and senator graham. he has had lots of discussions with members although various times. we're not at a position now where he is actively engaging the way he was with health care. as his team tells him that needshone calls, but he i continually -- >> his priorities. >> i think his priorities have been crystal clear. remember, starting in the first week of march, director mulvaney engaged with appropriators on the house side, and i'm not sure when he started with -- so this has been an ongoing discussion now for almost eight weeks with the senior team here and appropriators in the house in particular. >> and second on the 100 days, someone mentioned the president tweeted that it was ridic

anita. >> two questions. one, on the budget, what is the president doing -- i understand what they are doing. is he calling members? i don't see anything on his schedule for this week. are members coming over? >> as needed, he'll be involved. the legislative team has been giving him updates. as he's needed -- >> is he calling members? >> of course. i just mentioned he's having dinner tonight with senator mccain and senator graham. he's had lots of discussions with members at various times. we're not in a position now where he is actively engaging the way he was say the end of healthcare. as his team tells him that he needs phone calls. but he is actively monitoring and giving updates. >> is he talking about his prioritys? >> i think his priorities have been crystal clear. starting in the first week of march he engaged with members of the house. this has been an on going discussion with the senior team here. and appropriators in the house in particular. >> on the second issue, on the 100 days, someone mentioned the president tweeted it was ridiculous timetable. why is the white house doing so

i'm anita oh in hat blow next and what the postal service is doing to protect its workers. >>> it acehilly, wind friday in philadelphia but weekend has better news. we have temperatures on the rise. we will tell you when we could approach 80 degrees and when the sun will finally return. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> well well, he grabbed her and drug her to the window and took off. >> here's is what happening at 6:00 a disturbing difficulties corruption of the moment a young girl was snatched up, a delaware street, tonight we are learning horror did not end right there. officers say she

that had to do with the scandal around the elected sexual harassment of anita hill.gorsuch, this was politicked. you have on the one hand, republicans saying this is somebody who is a mainstream jurist. he is very much in the mold of justi justice scalia who he was he's going to be replacing. democrats saying guy is far right, and the seat was stolen from garland. the it's not that there were real issues on gorsuch himself. it comes down to the fact that republicans basically sold everything out to get a republican elected last year so they could have this seat. >> see? i think that's the real issue, and i raised it on this show, and other of my work about gorsuch's vote around supporting big business, dealing with a specific case of a driver that was fired, but i had some problems and questions around his legal history, but the real problem for a lot of us is this is the senate just openly defying a sitting president in barack obama's nomination, stalling it for a year, not even giving him a hearing, and now changing the rules to put in who they want. i think that's

do you swear to tell the whole truth? >> reporter: but the reaction 26 years ago was much different when anita hill accused supreme court nominee clarence thomas of harassment. >> of his own sexual prowess. >> reporter: last october, hill told cbs news that the focus of the issue has to change. >> starting, really, how are we going to measure punishment from the point of view of the person who has been harmed? >> companies are going to be held to account. >> reporter: fatima goss graves, incoming president at the national women's law center, says that may be happening. >> so we are at, really, a tipping point of public attention, public awareness, and transparency on the oorve harassment. >> reporter: according to a cbs news poll conducted last september, 78% of women and 71% of men believe sexual harassment exists in the workplace. but just 37% of victims report it to a supervisor. >> most women never report harassment at all because they fear retaliation, because they believe that they won't be believed, because they think they'll be discounted. and that has been true for a long time. >> fox news. >> reporter: graves says whi

anita hill and ellen pao talked about their cases. >> i thought i'll work harder do better i will, youke all this feedback and i'll just but when i saw it was clearly happening to other women in the firm, and there was this harassment element to it i felt like somebody had to be accountable. >> you are not the problem. that there may be things that can be fixed but in some situations, like yours, they are not -- you're not going to be able to fix it. >> pao says there has been a change in the tech industry with toxic company cultures. there's now training that encourages people to speak up when they feel harassment is happening to a coworker or friend. >>> former stanford men's basketball coach johnny dawkins is suing the universities after being fired after missing the ncaa tournament two years in a row saying the university was supposed to pay him $2.3 million to make a clean break. but that money never came. dawkins now coaches at the university of central florida. >>> a legal victory for petco. they sided with the store after a child died of rat bite fever contracted from a rat bou

tell you what police are doing to make sure that every one is safe, 200,000 people are expected, to attend the draft festivities. for now, live along ben franklin parkway anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it is all coming together, thanks very much. a neat, keep us up to date. >>> a work shore fell off the nfl draft stage is now in the hospital this morning. this is file video of the stage, from chopper three, and the philadelphia police say a 27 year-old man was working on than that roof, saturday afternoon when he fell to that just 30 feet. we are told a man is in stable condition. >>> next saturday marks president trump's 100th day in office and president says he will hold a big rally in pennsylvania to celebrate. the president will travel to harrisburg, for the event. the rally is happening on the same night as white house correspondence dinner which the president has already said he will not attend, and meantime on saturday president trump presented the purple heart to army sergeant first class shown here, he was wounded in afghanistan last month. >>> philadelphia is one of the hundreds of cities where protesters used earth day to march for science.

there is no official cause, of this fire, just yet but authorities do tell me at this time they dent believe it is us suspicious. i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in the trial of eric frein jurors saw a letter that the survivallist wrote to his parents after 2014 attack at blooming grove state police barracks. letter was found on the computer, a computer thumb drive at abandoned airplane hanger where frein was captured after 48 days on the run. letter spoke of the revolution and said quote times seem right for spark to ignite the fire in the hearts of the men. frein's accused of killing one state trooper and wounding another. >>> take a look at this surveillance video police are searching for two suspects in the robbery of the popeye restaurant on cheltenham afternoon. it happened thursday around 9:15. suspects jumped over counter, held employees at gunpoint and got away with $1,300 in cash. if you have any information, please cat philadelphia police >>> tensions continue to build between the u.s. and north korea after that asian nation tried and failed to launch another ballistics missle over the weekend. th

do you swear to tell the whole truth? >> reporter: but the reaction 26 years ago was much different, when anita hill accused supreme court nominee clarence thomas of harassment. >> of his own sexual prowess. >> reporter: last october, hill told cbs news that the focus of the issue has to change. >> starting, really: how are we going to measure punishment from the point of view of the person who has been harmed? >> companies are going to be held to account. >> reporter: fatima goss graves, incoming president at the national women's law center, says that may be happening. >> so we are at, really, a tipping point of public attention, public awareness, and transparency on the issue of harassment. >> reporter: according to a cbs news poll conducted last september, 78% of women and 71% of men believe sexual harassment exists in the workplace. but just 37% of victims report it to a supervisor. >> most women never report harassment at all. because they fear retaliation, because they believe that they won't be believed, because they think they'll be discounted. and that has been true for a long time. >> fox news. >> reporter: gra

> thanks, toi that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> teens throwing rocks at cars on the pennsylvania turnpike and this is just one of the six cars damaged, i'm anita oh the laws one driver wants change as a result. >>> we have breaking news to tell but deadly gunfire in broad daylight we are live as police investigate a shooting that left at least two dead. >>> plus calling for his job, high profile people trying to get district attorney seth williams out of office and how they are trying to do it, lauren. >>> we start off with sunshine , cloud are rolling in and next up, round of heavy rainfall and thunderstorm activity. i'll let you know what to expect in your forecast coming upright now. >>> it is 6:00 o'clock. here's is what happening. we have breaking news barrage of bullets, shell casing litter a lane and sidewalks, evidence of the violent scene in north philadelphia tonight at least two people dead after shootingness broad daylight. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt just arrived on the scene and what can you tell us. >> reporter: jessica and ukee terrible scene at north styles ,

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know exactly how they're doing on a day to day basis a hope that with every step they take, every day that passes will become a little bit brighter. at the philadelphia zoo, anitah, cbs "eyewitness news." >> look how majestic. >> that was a lovely ending shot there. little bunny ears and everything. not a bad day. a bit cloudy. >> kind of cloudy, not too bad. temperatures on the mild side but i like those bunny ears. i think they'll perk up tomorrow with sunshine and 80's. >> oh, nice. >> in store. it's going to be feeling like summer for our easter but yeah, don't leave those chocolate eggs out too long because they'll be melting. 66 degrees as we get a live look at center city philadelphia. not the prettiest day definitely have the clouds in place, winds out of the south right now and that southerly component to our wind flow is going to usher in that warmer air. dewpoints up into the middle 50's so you might notice little bit of a muggy factor when you step outside is that storm scan3 showing us clouds in place. some spotty showers up wind across portions of pennsylvania. most of the main energy off to our north. we could see a couple of showers working thro

do at airport for uber drivers to sit and wait. >> something the city need to get under control, ppa and uber as well. >> reporter: at 30th street station, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> unique charge in the crackdown on heroin in montgomery county. today prosecutors announced that they have charged angel leon with drug delivery resulting in death, in connection with the overdose death of roger, in upper merion in february. >> drug dealers should be very fear full of delivering drugs, heroin xfinity until pills in montgomery county because we're investigating these as homicide. >> prosecutors showed off the drug par nail, yeah weapons, and money they have seized where leon's philadelphia home from leon's philadelphia home. he is being held on one million-dollar bail. >>> police are reviewing surveillance videos in newtown , township after vandals damaged several businesses. suspects vandalized storefronts on sycamore street overnight. they can be seen throwing a bench into this railing, and on another surveillance tape the suspects were seen eating together, and walk ago long the street. if you have any information you are urged to

do. did askrump: and i about all of the money that has not been paid over the years. will that money becoming about? you want to talk about that too. anita kumar, where are you? hi. reaction to the [indiscernible] can you talk about your reaction of the behavior? [indiscernible] how does that affect your relationship? donald trump: we did talk last night. i thought it was wonderful they abstained. i was not surprised china did abstain. very few people father was going to happen, so we are -- thought that was going to happen, so we are honored by the vote. that should have taken place. you cut -- counter , democraticneral elections? jens stoltenberg: the most important thing is to have a strong alliance, to stay united, and to be predictable. that means we have to invest in the collective defense. that is what we are doing, deploy more troops, increase readiness, and increase defense spending. i welcome the strong message from president trump on the importance of the increase of defense spending. we have started to do this, so we are implementing the biggest enforcements on collective defense since the end of the cold war, providing credi

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doing on a day-to-day basis. >> reporter: a hope that with every step they take, every day that passes will become a little bit brighter. at the philadelphia zoo, anitacbs3 "eyewitness news." >> boy that really is a majestic shot there. >> very lovely, that colorful peacock. >> it was a beautiful day for a run, not too hot. >> yeah. >> tomorrow is going to be a little bit different. >> tomorrow not so good running weather. we have a summer like day in store for our easter holiday and temperatures are still very mild at this late hour as we're seeing a warmer air mass build in across the delaware valley. still up at 60 degrees right now as we get a live look at center city philadelphia. winds out of the south. wind speeds are light but that southerly component to our wind flow will usher in this warmth. it's already ushering in moisture. dewpoints in the middle 50's so you might be noticing a little bit of a muggy factor when you step outside certainly by april standards. temperatures right now we're mild everywhere you look, upper fifty six to low 60's. 62 degrees in reading, still at 64 in dover right now. high temperatures today we topped off right

what should i do to become a better employee instead of following the guideline that does not work. >> we put more information on ellen's event with anital, you can find it on the ktvu mobile app. have a great experience on the 20th. >>> nine airlines now changing their policy after the controversy last week. how passengers should be better protected. >>> and it appears silican valley might lose its status as a tech couple. why workers are looking for jobs outside the bay area. i will never wash my hair again. new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. making every strand stronger. so tangles don't stand a chance. because strong is beautiful. ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. indid may imagine april showersy bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >>> welcome back to the 9 everyone. we've been checking responses on the questions of the day regarding april's ne

do. i did ask about all the money that hasn't been paid over the years, will it be coming back? we'll be talking about that. we want to talk about that, too. anitaen? how does that affect the relationship? we did talk last night, i think it's wonderful they abstained, as you know, very few people expected that. no, i was not surprised china did i abstain. very, very few people thought that was going to happen, so we honoured by the vote, that's the vote that should have taken place. secretary general you talked about moscow and russia, how do you count of oppression in general... democratic elections... inaudible the most important thing is to have an alliance, stay united and be firm and predictable in our approach with russia, it means we have to invest in our collective defence, exactly what we're doing. deploy more troops in eastern part of the alliance, increased the readiness of forces and defence spending. i welcome the strong message from president trump on the message of increased defence spending. we have started to do this, so we're implementing the biggest reinforcement of collective defence since the end of the cold war, providing c

do you feel things have changed for the positive? ellen: i think people are now believing it when people bring up their stories and experiences. that started with anitaverybody who followed in sharing their own stories. people are recognizing there is a bigger problem, that there is discrimination and harassment in the workplace and it happens to anyone. it's no longer what did the victim do wrong. it's really, wow, this is a problem that needs to change. it's a very different perception than 25 years ago, when people were less educated, i think. caroline: how is technology making a difference? is texting is -- tech scene showing slightly better numbers when it comes to females in the workforce, but still evidence of sexual discrimination when they are there. blacks and latinos are still lacking in many companies. systemic is a very problem. it started decades ago when the earliest companies started becoming successful, started by mostly white men. those white men made the money to invest in other white men. it is an epidemic of pattern matching. it's the white men who are successful, so that's who i'm going to invest in, and those are the only peopl

anita. caller: i'm hearing so many disturbing things. first of all, if we were to try to take out north korea, the first thing they're going to do is go afterouth korea. and by the way, there are lots of americans in south korea. and there are like 20 million people that live there. so barack obama wasn't -- wasn't that he didn't have the guts, it was that he was smart. and there's a reason why our military is under civilian control because the military sees everything as a nail and they're a hammer and they need to be restrained. that's why the president is a civilian, the commander in chief is a civilian. and by the way, the founding duty gave congress the to declare war, or the responsibility to declare war and the reason why they did that was because they wanted restraints on the president because the president could just go crazy and start bombing anywhere he wants and this president doesn't know anything. he is an imbesol, the people around him know nothing and the military is going hog wild and this is why we're going to end up in trouble. we should know the end of the story. we saw it in iraq. host: in today's "washington post," dav

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so not only do you not see a priority of pushing women forward, you actually see major setbacks in the first 100 days. that's been the priority. >> i want anita weigh in. brian is saying look at president trump's businesses. we can look at ivanka's businesses. "washington post" has a piece out today. she still does not manufacture her goods here. the factories she uses in china have very long work days, very low pay. her own marketing officer in her company last year penned an op-ed saying ivanka had no maternity leave policy. when this woman had to fight for it, ivanka said i came back to work the day after i had my baby. >> well, she'll certainly have to answer for that. i think, again, she is now on the world stage. there's a lot of attention being paid to everything that she's saying. everything that she has done. i don't think that that diminishes the fact that she does have experience in the workplace. she has also, you know, said she knows her experience was different than others. i mean she's been very privileged. not all working moms have the benefit of all of that help. she is learning. she is listening. i think, you know, we have t

do. >> i did ask about all the money that hasn't been paid over the years, will that money be coming back. we'll be talking about that. we want to talk about that, too. anitaare you? hi. [ inaudible question ] >> we did talk last night. i think it's wonderful that they abstained as you know very few people expected that. and no, i was not >>> still ahead today cosmo son versy. a headline that hinted that cancer was a way to lose weight without trying. and a week after a little girl was abducted and sexually assaulted from her own delaware neighborhood. they try to calm a neighborhood crippled by fear. like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. how do you know when to trust your instincts? will they lead you to this? this? or this? if so, trust them. if not, you need better instincts. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special, bone-in, bold flavors. get our new pork porterhouse, our new grilled lamb chops, and our signature outlaw ribeye. and fo

do. >> i did ask about all the money that hasn't been paid over the years, will that money be coming back. we'll talk about that. we want to talk about that, too. anita, where are you? hi. >> [question inaudible] >> we did talk last night. i think it's wonderful that they abstained. very few people expected that. no, i was not surprised that china did abstain. very, very few people thought that that was going to happen. so we're honored by the vote. that's the vote that should have taken place. >> [question inaudible] >> the most important thing is to have a strong alliance, to stay united and be firm and predictable in our approach to russia. we have invested in our collected defense. that's what we're doing. deploy more troops in the eastern part of the alliance, increase readiness of forces and increase spending. i welcome the strong message from president trump on the importance of increased defense spending. we have started to do that, shoe we're implementing the biggest reinforcement of collective defense since the cold war providing credible deterrence. at the same time, we have to find ways to engage, talk. because russia is not -- russia wil

ago, 30 years ago, the anita hill instance, they would say, oh, it's the workplace, you should brush it off. there's usually a common definition of what's right and wrong. >> what do you make of bill o'reilly's comment? charlie made the point he also almost seems defiant, like he's right here. >> it strikes a moral tone. >> he has a book out right now. >> as an arbiter of values. what protesters were saying outside the fox billing and inside a plane in the sky, they call him a sexual predator. that's a really tough term for a brand to sustain. >> your paper reports after news of the o'reilly settlements which dates all the way back to 2004ha questioned whether, quote, fox executives were serious about marketing a culture based on trust and respect. >> they can reach a financial settlement and avoid trauma and embarrassment to them both, but it doesn't mean it serves the public function or the company at large what's okay, roy's not okay, let's agree. >> gretchen carlson set this whole thing in motion because roger ailes was not going to agree to give her a 2:00 p.m. show. she sued him. she got a $20 million lawsuit. as a part of that she signed a confidentiality a

doing a review. >> that was a campaign promise. >> right i understand that. the point i'm making is, he asked the interagency team to conduct a review as the secretary laid out in the letter. anita>> sean, two weeks on one issue. my colleague who is in columbia has learned that the president met with two former presidents of columbia last week at mar-a-largo. i think it was set up by senator rubio's office. two questions. some people are saying it's -- two questions. why was that not released to the press, the pool at the time and secondly, can you talk about the point of that visit and do you stand by the columbian people? >> i'll be glad to look into the circumstances. i don't have anything for you at this time. i will get that something -- >> are you saying it didn't happen? >> no. i'm aware of the circumstances -- >> can you get back to me? >> i can. >> but why not release that -- >> i don't know it's the case. so until that, it would be tough to answer the second question. thank you very much. take care. >> that's sean spicer wrapping up at the white house press briefing. rob gronkowski making an appearance, the new england patriots won the super bowl last year. they were b

do. >> and i did ask about all the money that hasn't been paid over the years also, that money be coming back? we'll be talking about that. we want to talk about that, too. anita kumar, where are you. hi. mcclatchy, hi. >> [inaudible question ]. how does that affect your relationship? >> we did talk last night. i think it's wonderful that they abstained. as you know, very few people expected that, and, no, i was not surprised that china did abstain. very, very few people thought that that was going to happen, so we're honored by the vote. that's the vote that should have taken place. >> mr. secretary-general, you talked a little bit about moscow. [ inaudible question ] >> the most important thing is to have a strong alliance, to stay united and be firm and predictable in our approach to russia and that means that we have to invest in our collective defense. deploy more troops and increase the readiness of our forces and increase defense spending, and i welcome the very strong message from president trump on the necessity of increased defense spending. we're starting to implement the biggest reinforcement of collective defense since the end of the cold war prov

do. >> and i did ask about all the money that hasn't been paid over the years, will that money be coming back? we'll be talking about that. we want to talk about that, too. anita, where are you? hi. mcclatchy. hi. >> can you talk a little bit about the reaction to china -- were you aware that was going to happen, talking about that, give you a heads-up, and how does that affect the relationship? >> we did talk last night. i think it's wonderful that they abstained, as you know, very few people expected that and, no, i was not surprised that china did abstain. very, very pplthght that was going to happen. we're honored by the vote. that's the vote that should have taken place. >> you talked a little bit about moscow about russia. their impression in general, in interfering in the recent democratic election. how do you counter moscow -- >> the most important thing is to have a strong alliance to stay united and be firm and predictable in our approach to russia. and that means we have to invest in our collective defense. that's exactly what we're doing. deploy more troops in eastern part of the alliance, increase the readiness of our forces and increase defense s