yes, i am 100% unapologetic. more online attacks from duke and others on the right followed.ealed she had to have conversations about safety with her staff. but she won't be distracted. >> thank you, wendy. >> we are going to be the first response to an administration that has cared very little about our communities. when people talk about the resistance, this is what it looks like. it starts here. and in this race. and it is one of the major reasons why i am running. >> whoo! >> very cool story. lynda, what its expected -- any sense of what her chances are? >> this is an interesting race. heavily democratic district. we expect a democrat will win. it is 23 candidates in this race. a front-runner. assembly man, we call him the establishment candidate. other than him, it could be, wide open. this race is actually being watched nationally. they want to see if the bernie sanders wing will win or hillary clinton wing. wendy and another candidate, ar actually represent the bernie sanders wing. so, they want to see. >> litmus test. >> a little bit of a litmus test. quickly. a georg

he is receiving money for sharing this stuff and is unapologetic about it and it seems as if we havewith google —— it seems as if we have this situation with google. there is a lot of pressure ring on companies like youtube. they are responding in some cases to taking down these videos. i agree with you 100% but the big issue going forward is the question of freedom of access, freedom of speech, how do you define, with these open access media, how do you define what is indecent? i agree with you 100% and that becomes the issue and these are multinational corporations. google do respond to things if you raise an objection. how can it possibly, with the best will in the world, they can't police the whole site, can they? then maybe they need to be some rules that it complies with. it is not a platform, it is a publisher. people are making money out of it. we need to get a grip of this and i am astounded that the government has been so slow on getting onto this. i agree with you again, ithink getting onto this. i agree with you again, i think it partly has to do with well google is locat

in the "new york times" it was called a muscular, unapologetic book and that's rather. it relentlessly examines the reason why the middle class is under siege and how we can and must fight to save it. its demands we all pay attention. senator warren, we're here to tell you, we're listening and we're ready. please help me in welcoming senator elizabeth warren. [cheers and applause] >> thank you all good to see you. it's fabulous. wow. a roomful of people who like to come out and who like books and who are ready to get into a fight. i'm ready. i'm ready. this is fabulous. i'm so glad you are here tonight. what i thought i'd do is i'd read you some from the book, and tell you at bit about the argument in the book, and read at more, and then take as many questions as we possibly can. i think you are asked to do questions on the way in and we have a whole stack of them and i result try to do as many as i can. i want to start here in washington. people often drop by our office in washington. we get visits from folks who are in town from massachusetts for a convention or busin

he was unapologetic but he took great time to try to explain what the history of the vietnamese. i don't think i could be as studious and focused on what to say as he was in the way he researched that speech. >> as you know, a very rare occasion, not just research, but a rare occasion where he took the time to make the case. he had to read the speech. that night, from beginning to end, he had to read it because he had to take the time to make that case that only he could make in that way. >> to make the case and make sure that he didn't miss the points. >> exactly. >> he was great. really spoke from text. >> right. >> he had short notes to keep refreshing it. he was a great student. >> right. >> therefore, what he blended our domestic strife with the international seed, he found himself in a position that reflected the feelings of a lot of people in the developing world. his take on africa, on foreign policy, on things we were doing. he likened our struggle in black america to be like the struggle of all people of color who seek to have independence whether in the caribbean or as

the passengers have to comply with the crew it sounds like they are unapologetic. you are saying it's scene overreaction. >> what happened to human reasonableness. what happened to the ability to improvise. what fit was an 8-year-old and the 8-year-old, mommy, mommy, i have got to go. if you get up we are going to get thrown off the plane. what are you going to do, pee in your pants. liz: there is a government rule that says if you sit on the tar mark for three hours you have to make it bathroom available. >> the flight crews now are so stressed. they are as stressed as the airlines are. you get charged for check your luggage. you don't check your luggage. you put it in the overhead. so everybody takes longer to get on board. american airline situation where the mom with the oversized stroller, she wants to get home, she brought the stroller on board. and the flight attend damage wrestled it out of her hand and almost got into a fistfight. now we have dr. dao, the infamous united passenger, the announcement was made he settled with united airlines it's probably a 7

they are both unapologetic nationalist. xi has an authoritarian government. has expressed appreciation for authoritarian governments. earlier, i spoke to our washington correspondent. previouss how trump's statements on china could mean there could be a few moments of awkwardness during the next two days. reporter: there will be plenty of important subject matters. first of all, because they were discussed on the campaign itself by donald trump and he will now have to explain himself in a sense to xi jinping. one example, donald trump said during the campaign he would be a stronger leader that barack obama when it came to facing the united states adversaries. north korea is one of those. and north korea has been watching quite a few test missiles recently. just the latest one a few days ago and a few days, of course, before the summit, there are many in washington who certainly believe that that timing was not a coincidence. criticize china for not being strong enough when it comes to raining and north in north- reining korea's nuclear program. those are thin

right-wing fire brand on glenn beck's "the blaze," lahren attracted millions with controversial and unapologetic critiques. >> take a moment to remember who president obama chose in 2008 but what difference does it make, right? >> reporter: all that unraveled after these comments on "the view" last month. >> i can't say i'm a hypocrite and say i'm for lower government but the government can say what to do with my body. stay out of my guns and stay out of my body as well. >> reporter: gas when she got back to dallas that the other shoe drop i was getting ready to do my show and got a phone call saying the show was not on. it had been suspended a week, perhaps longer. i was flabbergasted. >> reporter: lahren says the blaze suspended her and terminated her show because of her pro-choice statements, a claim the the blaze denies. lahren is suing for wrongful termination. >> this is not about politics. this is about someone who had an opposing viewpoint that has been silenced and sidelined and thrown away. >> reporter: the 24-year-old inviting us into her home for her first televised appearance since

the group sent us a statement in response that reads in part "we are unapologetically black and believe having black only space where people can come together to strategize, organize, heal and fellowship without the threat of violence and co-operate station is an important back of black liberation" it believes in self determination and welcomes the support of the larger community in other ways. >>> big changes coming to the shudder the trump taj mahal in atlantic city with the help of steven vansant of bruce springsteen tosses e street band. hard rock plans to reopen and revise the casino. dave kinchen is live in atlantic city with a look at the plans. dave? >> reporter: iain, in a town beat down by casino closures and job loss you can say this move by the organizers is one to get back to the glory days. >> it's exciting first of all. really you have to come in here watching your friends leave and so on. watching the area so many foreclosures. >> reporter: happy times again for ramon now the lead electrician for the incoming hard rock hotel and casino in atlantic city. taking up residen

it's about being unapologetic about your brand. if you want to be loved by some, you have to be okay with being misunderstood or even disliked by others. if you want a powerful brand that attracts your raving fans, you have to be okay with repelling people who aren't your ideal clients. so, bottom line is, build a badass brand and it's okay if it's loved -- you want it to be loved or hated and that's better than being generic and forgettable. >> you do you get feedback from people who get good feedback and polarizing. >> i think it's more they're scared to be polarizing and so they water down their message. to me, that's a brand killer. >> got it. thanks, both of you. >>> one app that i use is process street. our team uses that to help us organize processes in the organization. keeping us aligned with the predictable, successful results every single time, processes are obviously very important. so, this app allows us to deliver those processes to the team and effectively manage process. >>> one app that i use is the exper yan credi

it's about being unapologetic about your brand.f you want to be loved by some, you have to be okay with being misunderstood or even disliked by others. if you want a powerful brand that attracts your raving fans, you have to be okay with repelling people who aren't your ideal clients. bottom line is build a badass brand. you want it to be loved or hated and that's better than being generic and forgettable. >> you do you get feedback from people who get good feedback and polarizing. >> won't water down your messaging. that's a brand killer. >>> one app i use subpoena process street. our team uses that to help us organize processes in the organization. keeping us aligned with the predictable, successful results every single time, propossesses are important. this allows us to deliver those processes to the team effectively. >> one app i use is the experience credit tracker. i need to know how my business is doing for financial aspects. i don't currently need loans, but if i do, i make sure what my credit ratings are for the business a

18-year-old ziad has founded a teen social justice organization and calls himself an unapologetic activist. he was also accepted by the way to princeton and yale. he's still deciding which college to attend. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandy. >> let's check out doppler 7 right now. we are seeing clouds move through the bay area. look from the south beach camera, here is a look at those temperatures still on the comfortable side. 61 san francisco, 64 oakland, san jose at 74 degrees. live luke from sutro tower, you're looking towards mount tamme and the clouds are increasing. 66 in santa rosa. livermore, concord. one live picture from east bay hills camera, we're going to pan it around here. the sun is trying to show through those clouds, but it is being dimmed a bit. rain and wind arrive thursday with wet and gusty conditions on friday. tomorrow morning when you get going, 40s, 50s out the door. there will be a few clouds around, the sunrise will be beautiful. as those will be high and whispy clouds. as far as the afternoon goes, once again it is not going to be bright

. >> and people call themselves activists unapologetic by doing this the purpose of activism to enact to support it because of what he did very bad for the world because everybody knows you need evidence to support assertions can you imagine a cop could take you throw in you car what did i do you are arrested hashtag you are arrested hashtag you are arrested, that would be totally fine the cop would go to stanford. >> great you didn't do this what digit. >> under grade for sales masters from harvard. >> really wow. >> i was going to make fun of you now i can't what did i ask you are standup comedian now. >> yes. >> leads to my answer of i thought this was amazingly brave, and i wrote it 100 times, harbor brave the reasoning is because i am procuring a care procuring a career in entertainment would like a job where i am going to leave it very good. yes, show on fox you said something that would come back to haunt you never happens to anybody. >> i was on a show on fox. there you go. you applaud or the opposite of applaud. >> just write whatever man i am glad i am out graduating because

president donald trump marks his 100-day milestone with an unapologetic and determinedly populist speechournalists gathered for the correspondents' dinner. mr. trump was a no-show, but the zingers kept coming. >>> right now death and destruction brought to the southern united states. >>> we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell at

. >> james brown was unapologetically black. and made it.es brown it was always about articulating blackness lyrically, but also sounding it out. ♪ we do things for ourselves ♪ we're tired of beating our head against the wall and working for someone else ♪ say it loud >> james brown is an assertively black idiom with an assertively black message, say it loud, i'm black and i'm proud. almost anybody could sing that and believe it. >> proud, keep your head up high and do what you got to do, as a people. and always say it loud, that you're proud. >> james brown had a very self-consciously bootstrapping kind of individual notion of what it meant to be black in america. a man can't accomplish anything if he isn't proud of who he is. [ceo] welcome. [heroine] happy to be here. [ceo] so when you take the job, all these benefits are yours. the world's 2nd most decorated sushi chef... i'm trying to get the first. over here we have quiet spaces for deep thoughts. the latest smart technology. and of course, personal mobility solutions... functional and

. >> james brown was unapologetically black.>> with james brown it was always about articulating blackness lyrically, but also sounding it out. ♪ we do things for ourselves >> james brown is an assertively black idiom with an assertively black message, say it loud, i'm black and i'm proud. almost anybody could sing that and believe it. >> proud, keep your head up high and do what you got to do, as a people. >> james brown had a very self-consciously bootstrapping kind of individual motion of what it meant to be black in america. a man can't accomplish anything if he isn't proud of who he is. >>> plenty had changed in america by virtue of the civil rights movement. the beginning of the integration of schools. you have the election of black elected officials. >> when we get black voters voting in large numbers, we'll have a politician elected that will represent all the people. and when politicians represent all the people, we'll have a new hope in america. >> you have the opportunity for african-american artists to reach the high

. >> james brown was unapologetically black. and made it.. real blacks. >> with james brown it was always about articulating blackness lyrically, but also sounding it out. ♪ we demand a chance to do things for ourselves we're tired of beating our head against the wall and working for someone else ♪ ♪ say it loud >> james brown is an assertively black idiom with an assertively black message, say it loud, i'm black and i'm proud. almost anybody could sing that actually and sort of believe it. >> proud, keep your head up high and do what you got do, as a people. always say it loud. that you're proud. >> james brown had a very self-consciously bootstrapping kind of individual notion of what it meant to be black in america. a man can't accomplish anything if he isn't proud of who he is. he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help protect

president donald trump marks his 100-day milestone with an unapologetic and determinedly populist speech to cheering crowds in pennsylvania. >>> in the meantime, it's only a two and a half hour drive, but worlds apart, journalists gathered for the correspondents' dinner. mr. trump was a no-show, but the zingers kept coming. >>> right now death and destruction brought to the southern united states. >>> we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell at cnn headquarters in atlanta. >> and i'm hannah vaughan jones in london. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> it is 9:00 a.m. here on this sunday morning in london. saturday, though, was an historic milestone for u.s. president donald trump, his 100th day in office. he marked the occasion with a campaign-style rally before a large and supportive crowd in pennsylvania. cnn's jeff zelany has our report. >> reporter: president trump delivering a rerun on his speech last year. president trump ran through a litany of grievances with familiar attacks on the media, familiar attacks on the obama administration

i'm arguing unapologetically for doubling of the foreign affairs budget over the course of five yearst a political moment in time when the president is calling for the same budget to be cut by 30% this year alone. i understand that today this is not a realistic proposal. but it is a marker for where we should be. and a marker for the coming debate so that the terms don't start such that flat funding is on one side with a devastating 30% cut on the other. for the majority of smart thinkers on global security, that know that our foreign affairs budget is badly underfunded and we need to be on offense. president trump's medieval view of the world, in which the u.s. can protect itself of the big army and a bigger moat is wrong and dangerous. and the fawning, frankly over the missile strike in syria will just fan the flames of his backwards views on national security. syria is just as big a mess today as it was wednesday, maybe even a bigger mess if the response is an escalation. the world is a mess, too. the cleanup cannot happen if the u.s. continues to spend money the way that we are to

tram defended his unconventional and unapologetic leadership style. saying he's only trying to accomplish what the voters put him in office to do. >> my legacy really is to change the standard of leadership. right? i want folks to be more accountable. >> now, cease and desist letter says williams has been employed for more than a decade. and during that time, his performance reviews have always been excellent. >>> still to come, a community that has often been the target of discrimination and brutal attacks. the attack ad. >>> and are there sighting outside of earth? why one researcher thinks californians report the most alien life. 00-06 [nats -- ad] >>> a million-dollar campaign effort hopes to educate the public on what it means to be a member of the sikh community? >> if somebody is not sure, it's great to ask. i want people to know who i am and why i keep the turban. >> many say it's to help against the rise in discrimination. they say they have been the victims of discrimination and violence, including a brutal attack on a sikh man this past oct

know who bill o'reilly was and could read him the statement and do a good job sort of brassy, unapologeticand at the same time he's not wrong. he -- he and roger ailes helped build fox into, he is the public face and roger ai le s is the architect behind the scenes, made fox news into sort of the voice, the face, the modern conservative movement, you know, not the william f. buckley and the irving kristols, he was elite, the mainstream media and all its problems and he was in many ways that person so he's not wrong. the show did get amazing ratings. fox does have tremendous ratings in mine share and what happened in 2016 with roger ailes and now bill o'reilly, huge for the media. >> they are both gone, bill o'reilly amid the sexual harassment allegations, two of the architects of this conservative media alignment. >> that's right, and, you know, if you were going out and talking to voters out in the country, they would often parrot things that they heard on -- on fox news, o'reilly this, attitude of anti-political correctness this, sort of brash blustery approach to things, very much in te

. >> also the unapologetic white supremacist who killed those nine black parishioners in charleston pleads guilty today in state court. why prosecutors push for this plea deal when the 4 on 2 continues . >> >> the moment one -- >> [computer keystroke] click click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals on great gear from bass pro shops. and bring the kids for a free picture with the easter bunny. >>> united airlines is apologizing after a man who refused to give away his seat was dragged off the plane.>> this amazing video was posted last night on social media. united asked for volunteers to give up their season when no one volunteered the crew announced they would randomly pick passengers. passengers say the man who was dragged off the plane told the crew he was a doctor and had patients to see in the morning. the united ceo sent out a tweet saying quote this is an upsetting event to all of us here at united. i apologize for having to re- accommodate these customers. our team is moving with urgency to work with the authorities and conduct our own review of what happened. we are reach

. >>> home land security secretary john kelly offers an unapologetic defense of the trump administration's efforts to combat terrorism saying we're a nation under attack. >> the threat to our nation and our american way of life has not diminished, in fact, the threat has metastasized and descent rally withized and risks threatening to us day in a way that is worse then we have experienced, 16 years ago on, 9/11. >>> kelly called u.s. a prime terror target. he specifically highlighted danger posed by home grown terrorist hoff traveled to syria and iraq, with plans to return home. >>> president trump is in wisconsin today calling for business toss hire american workers and use american made products. this afternoon the president, spoke to a crowd at snap on tools a manufacturing company in milwaukee. the president vows to make good on his campaign prom toys protect the american worker. >> this election, the american people voted to end the theft of american prosperity. they voted to bring back their jobs, and to bring back their dreams. we are sending a powerful signal to the world, we're go

. >> reporter: the controversial unapologetic recent battle around the cancellation of the berkeley event helped sell tickets for this republican party fundraiser. supporters like terry coster say it should have never happened. >> you know the controversy is a thing that should not be happening. freedom of speech applies to all sides. to try to snuff out one side because another side doesn't agree with it is going against everything on this country is founded with. >> she stirs the pot. and even though she has a right, you know, she has the right to say what he wants, free speech. you know, i also have the right to come out here and say enough stirring the pot. it's like stirring the pot of rotten food. >> reporter: the pot has been stirring for months with donald trump's election with his first 100 days in office now on the books. it'll likely continue. >> i follow with a lot of what she says, but not everything. i don't agree with everything she says, but most everything. >> reporter: and tonight everything was relatively peaceful, which is what organizers were hoping for. making her vi

the group sent us a statement in response that reads in part: we're unapologetically black, believe having black-only spaces where black people can come together to strategize, or nice, heal, and fellowship, without the threat of violence, and the co-op takes is an important part of black liberation, believes in self determination, welcomes the support of the larger communication in other ways. >> something happening with food stomach unless our area, widespread. foot stamp fraud running rampid on social media. there are facebook posts and craig list ads illegally selling food stamps for 50-cent on the dollar. there is one store owner we spoke with who said he had to stop excepting food stamps because of all of the abuse. >> we have ten people come in here with a snap card. eight of them want to sell me their food stamps, the other two want to use them. >> so the us department of agriculture says the reason why this affect us all of us, food stamp fraud cost taxpayers $86 million every year. >>> historic meeting between president trump and china's president today. the two leaders are meeti

explicitly support and encourage californians to stand up and take direction action to be bold and to unapologetically demand the liberation of the people of california from its captors. its captors being america. but again, they want to make clear because they think it's important to give this kind of assurance. they want to be clear that they are not asking for california to become part of the russian federation, and they are not asking for russian military help. at least not yet. >> so we're not requesting any kind of military assistance from russia. >> to separate california from america. that's not what we're doing now. so is this like weird turn of events, right? all this coverage in the united states how there's this odd secession movement in california in response to donald trump getting elected when california voted against him so strongly. but then that leader of the yes california movement says he himself voted for trump. and he does keep turning up in russia. so putin's charity -- putin's charity group funds this anti-globalization movement that funds this conference at which the yes calif

the group sent us a statement in response that reads in part, we are unapologetically black and believeing black only spaces where black people can come together, strategize, organize, heel and fellowship without the threat of violence and cooptation is an important part of black liberation. it believes in self determination and welcome the larger community in other ways. >>> a grandmother is absolutely heart broken grieving the death of her grandson. tysheim chaney was killed two weeks ago in southwest philadelphia. police say it was a 17-year-old who pulled the trigger. the victim's grandmother says nothing will bring back the boy she loved so much. our bruce gordon with the story. >> it was like a celebration. it was like a big heavy brick came up off my chest. >> reporter: theresa nesbitt placed balloons outside of her west philadelphia home when police told her the news. they have they believe in custody person responsible follow her grandson's murder. arrest won't bring back 17-year-old tysheim chaney. >> that was my shadow, my bodyguard, my everything. that baby meant the world t

in an interview early in his campaign, he was unapologetic.ink the answer is still a single payer system? >> no. i think the answer is going to be we have to knock down the borders and let people compete. >> reporter: that kind of flip-flop with crush most candidates' campaigns. not trump. voters were drawn to him for lots of reasons. but being dogmatic was not one of them. in fact, the president himself was introspective about it last week as he preserved military targets in that he was once against. >> i like to think of myself as a very flexible person. i don't have to have one specific way. and if the world changes, i go the same way. >> reporter: to be sure, on many of his 180s, from nato to syria, the world has not changed. so the question is what has. sources close to trump tell me there are several ways to answer that. first, the obvious. he is a novice to politics and foreign policy who is getting a high stakes on the job education leading him to change some views. second, he is and always will be a businessman driven to get results.

this president knows that, he's being unapologetic, when he says american first it includes our foreign policy. >> sean: when we come back, president trump is now showing the world america does mean business, living from the front, not behind. it's making some enemies nervous, that will be tonight's opening monologue in our next segment. we'll also get reaction from dr. sebastian gorka and later tonight. >> what we do know is that a president meyer to deepen scandal involving russian influence in his election fired off some harmless missiles at the end of a very bad at scandal waiting to happen for him. >> sean: cue the twilight zone music, they continue to peddle their bizarre conspiracy theories, piers morgan will rejoin us with reaction tonight. all of that tonight plus maria bartiromo, will talk with her about her exclusive with president trump. straight ahead. try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. yeah, 'cause i got al

it's just pure, unadulterated, unapologetic entertainment, where everything you look at, now, is sortdefiled, circus is the last bit of magic in the world, and your children's imaginations are safe there, your imagination is safe here. >> in this amazing show i'm playing the character of the queen tatiana, of the circus of fire. we are artists, we are performers, you know, like the people in the movies. they are in there doing the shots, we are doing live, we don't have no repeats, we... perform our stunts. >> it's all about the impossible, it's all about really art at its highest level people are flying, they're talking to animals. >> the kids love the clowns, the animals, the cotton candy, the popcorn, all that stuff, so we have a great time. >> we're extremely disappointed to see it end. this is just, i understand the concerns, but we're very, very sad, sad to see it end. >> i'm not very happy about it, because i love coming here, and it's really nice, and it's really nice, and fun for me and my family to hang out together. >> i like the lions, and the tigers. i like the suspense,

i'm arguing unapologetically for a doubling of the foreign affairs budget over the course of the next five years. at a political moment in time when our president is calling for the same budget to be cut by 30% this year alone. i understand today this is not a realistic proposal, but it's a marker for where we should be and a marker for the coming debate so that the terms don't start such that flat funding is on one side and a devastating 30% cut is on the other. for the majority of smart thinkers on global security that know that our foreign affairs budget is badly under funded today, we need to be on offense. president trump's medieval view of the world that the u.s. can defend itself with a bigger army and a bigger moat, it's wrong and it's dangerous. syria is just as big a mess today as it was on thursday. maybe a bigger mess. the world is a mess too. the clean up can't happen if the u.s. continues to spend money the way we are today, ignoring the blizzard of crisis that cannot be solved if we continue to equip the department of defense with everything they need and the department

many of them are completely unapologetic about their target. these are people who are considered terrorists by the u.s. government today. but many think they are heroes in the cuban exile community. this is a time when felix was working as an independent contractor and el salvador trying to fund the anti-communist forces. the iran contra comes around, depending on who you ask, he kind of washes hands of iran contra. later on there were tourist bombings in havana and other places in 1907 better place -- that are traced to him. right after the 1997 tourist bombings, the fbi went into havana to help do the investigation of these tourist bombings. instead of investigating them all that deeply, they were able to uncover the evidence of that led to the arrest of the cuban five here in the united states. even those who designated him as a terrorist did not take it the panama plot is where he almost got captured. he wasma city, discovered before he had the opportunity to place 200 pounds of high explosives in the castro wast about to give a speech at.

unapologetic as cash's muddle finger. >> there's more to the highway queen as i found out when we metee, at the ranch of the legendary loretta lynn. ♪ >> reporter: in a blue jeans ad on her album covers or in her vintage cloaking store in nashville, high-classed hillbilly, it's obvious nikki lane has an eye for fashion. she dreamed of becoming a designer but took a sudden detour. how did you go down the music road? >> always say i was heavily motivated by spite. >> spite by a country musician boyfriend. >> we broke u. he went and made a record and i was like, i'll make a record. i couldn't play guitar, you know what i mean? even a tiny bit. >> reporter: but that's never stopped her. growing up in greenville, south carolina, nikki took the advice of her high school teacher to heart. >> the first thing he wrote on the schoolboard is complacency kills. it stuck with me. >> what did that mean to you? >> sitting around was going to do nobody good. >> reporter: she dropped out of hay school and in 2006 moved to l.a. to pursue a fashion career. so you just showed up with -- >> -- 2 grand to

. >> so the group sent us statement in response reads in part we are unapologetically black and believe having black only spaces where black people can come together it strategize, organize, heal with fellowship, with no violence, is an important part of black liberation, says it believes in self determination, welcomes the support of the larger community in other ways. >> well, astronaut john glenn will be laid to rest this morning at arlington national cemetery a private service will be held beginning at 9:00. the us corporal, well, he was in the marines corpse of course, will begin a live stream of the service at 9:40. marine corps will provide that service, which will include a processional to the grave site, a fly-over of graveside service, and of course, taps already played. john glenn died on december the eighth at 95. thousands of mourners visited his casket as it lay in repose at the ohio state house and roughly 2500 attended public celebration of his life. that's going to be a wonderful moment down there. >> it certainly will be. >> outside of dc. >> he's done so much for our

unapologetic is the way he's running the white house and overthe long term that's the way you have to manage a white house, but it means in the short term there's big wins and losses . >> i wouldn't call it a loss because -- remember, there are two filibusters in the senate. one that we all think of that stops the debate and moves to a vote and the senator can i say i need more time to discuss this but the one that's been strategic block and the reason the senate has gone to the most deliberate body to not deliberating anything, the democrats have used time and time and time again to stop legislation that's passed the house from getting through the senate. that's one of many blocks, confirmation blocks, et cetera, this stuff is not going to happen in the short period of time. he's keeping his proms, one of big themes, everybody is going to talk about the litanies of what's gotten done and what's not. he's been a disrupter and effective, maintained read lines and that's incredibly important to supporters and focus on jobs, his constantly proving the people that were so per fied about h

thanks for his leadership of the diverse community in san francisco and like to say it him and unapologetic for the city's dignity and justice and civil right and renewed strength we believe for elected officials throughout the country so we would like to thank him thank you, mr. mayor and i saw one time thank you very much for our beloved mayor, we hope and actually prefer that he runs again (laughter). >> i hope so but it is possible we can keep the time so we can complete this by 12:30 by the grace of god mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mohammed thank you for the societies warm welcome happy new year everybody and you know, i can't think of a better way to celebrate the traditional new year and also the upping lunar new years but with people of diverse background coming to the islamic society people i will working closely with particular this year and years to come and to celebrate the coming together of leadership in all our diverse community to protect and enhance and share the love the city has to continue to be the inclusive city we've always wanted to be i know that moham

. >> secretary, that was pretty unapologetic defense of globalism.m goes by the wayside? >> well i think the numbers will tell. you know, at the end of the day, it's going to be the numbers. and we have a president that is numbers oriented. results oriented. and whether populism works or not, is going to depend on how fast we're growing gdp. how fast we're creating jobs. it's a matter of results. so at some point after the 100 days in six months, in nine months, in twelve months, the numbers will start showing up and that's when policy will be reflected in the numbers, and you can't hide from that. >> okay. mr. secretary, thank you for your time and your perspective, of course. always. >> thank you. >>> we've been talking about earnings this morning. blackrock also out with earnings. leslie pick ert joins us right now with a rundown of that. >> hey, becky. a few things reinforce the trend from active to passive investing quite like blackrock earnings. the girl grew its total assets under management to 5.4 trillion dollars. and most of that can be att