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and lawyers in the audience will certainly be very much aware of those -- that distinction which us rye reacted in doctrine under title vii of the civil rights act. >> one complication is discrimination against based on race, religion, national origin and gender but not on the basis poverty. and so poverty is not a protected classification, which means that it can't be attacked with the normal -- to the extent that discrimination is based on poverty, it can't be attacked in the normal fashion that civil rights will employs. seventh cause of poverty is bad choices. now, here one can easily be accuse ode -- accused of blaming the victim, but there are range of choices that we can reasonably characterize as bad. some are antisocial behaviors and some of them are just short-sighted behaviors. so let me just read one description of this phenomenon. most bad choices are simply shorting are sighted, they sacrifice the real possibility of future, durable gains for more immediate but transitoriy ones. common examples include common truancy, dropping out high school, holly's, gambling, ignoring s

. >> reporter: even some republicans warned against using the nuclear option rye minding those in theirwn party when the tables were turned on them back in 2013. democrats then the majority eliminated filibusters against executive branch and judicial nominees for lower courts. but gop leadership stood there ground today arguing there was no other option. >> our democratic colleagues have done something today that is unprecedented in the history of the senate. unfortunately, it has brought to us this point. >> reporter: final vote on judge gorsuch's confirmation to the supreme court is expected to come by tomorrow night. as senate lawmakers still technically have a maximum of 30 hours to debate. >>> in washington, joel waldman, fox news. >>> new jersey governor chris christie wants state lawmakers to hold hearings about recent derailments of commuter trains in the garden state. services finally expected to be back to normal at penn station tomorrow four days after monday's derailment. the governor says he is stopping payments to amtrak until an independent inspector verifies that the nor

but it turns out they're just as worried about us. 28% of teens feel their parents are addicted to their mobile devices. now that's a direct message. ryeat do you say? >> i think many women probably feel that way. and i don't think i would necessarily dismiss that. i've talked to plenty of trump voters who say they just didn't like hillary, including women who said, no, there's just something -- i just didn't like her. there's something to be said for that. i'm not going to mug my book because you're giving me the perfect opportunity. [ laughter ] >> "i'm not going to plug my book. " >> say the title. >> but i am. >> about what happened in the liberian election when the liberians elected a female president but we can't pretend misogyny doesn't exist. >> oh, come on. >> she took it a step further. she said women in power just get negatively characterized over time more so than men. that was the larger argument. what do you say? >> first of all, hillary clinton doesn't want to take responsibility for anything, she lost the election because she's hillary clinton not because she's a woman and, yes, of course, women in power are more negati

the police showed up in rye yat gear using pepper spray and tear gas on the ground.his marked the third team that they clashed in berkeley in the last few months. agree or disagree, violent extremism is on the rise under the trump administration. go to pulse.msnbc.com/america. all right, to catie beck who joins us from los angeles. you have been monitoring this story for us coming out of berkeley. part of this here, the anti-fascist movement too. what's the latest? >> as you saw, what started as a rally yesterday turned into the mob assault. it grew so out of control that police in riot gear were doing everything they could to stop the violence, but there was m e mace, axes, knives, pepper sprays. all types of cans with cement being thrown at people. these were some pretty brutal assaults taking place and they got out of control there at berkeley. now, as you said this is the third time since january that an event has turned violent in berkeley. and police have to be concerned about that. i mean, these are events that are scheduled, they try to do their best to prepa

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us in d.c. and also senior congressional reporter in atlanta tonight at ossoff head quarters. and angela ryee folks that you heard. david, to you. what do you read in all of this? >> not sure if we have the updated vote totals in the graphic, don. but we are starting -- you were mentioning before that fulton county was having technical difficul difficulties. we're getting more voting in now. >> we'll get it up on the screen for you. >> you heard jon ossoff. he was trying to ral ethe troops and looking ahead to june 20th as a possible run off date. this is an energized democratic party in a ruby red republican district and it's going to be a competitive battle the next couple of months. >> i want to bring in monue monue in atlanta. >> reporter: well, it's a pretty enthusiastic crowd. to finally hear from jon ossoff and as we're waiting for the snaf oo to be resolved. at fulton county, a lot of folks are getting antsy, want to k

it's bourbon and rye whiskey with a simple syrup of sugar and water, some bidders and garnished with some citrus, and orange peel. they asked for these old-fashioned and alonzo makes usfashioned and brings it, truman takes one sip and she says can you make this dryer were not used to our old fashion been so sweet. fields like alright. he reconfigures the formula and makes the drink. served that and beth truman takes one sip and says this taste like fruit punch. he was a little hurt. the next night he decides to just rave straight bourbon. [laughter] beth truman takes one sip it says that's how we like our old fashion. >> hey now. that's what i love about this book. there's a lot of stories about the people in the food and some of these recipes are slamming. i don't know about the presidential pickle but. that split peas soup, i don't like meant unless the gum or toothpaste but that recipe was white the bomb. i tried it. that is a laura bush favorite. if you go to the presidential library in the dallas texas is on the menu at the restaurant there. it's really good. it's a great recipe. >> there so much stuff. i think there will be a time, did you already have a chance

rye, cnn political commentator, former executive director of the congressional black caucus, and amanda carpenter is cnn political commentator and former communications director for senator ted cruz. okay, mj, lay it out for usasy. where do things stand? what direction are we moving? because we talked yesterday and it was a possible breakthrough reached. >> right, a possible deal, but as of right now there is no legislative text, and it's really unclear until we see the details of that bill whether the house republican conference can actually get to the 216 votes to pass this bill. now, we know that the freedom caucus and the tuesday group have been in conversations, but again, the two sides really do want different things. and whether those two sides can come together and reach a deal that gets to that magic number is really a big question. and tomorrow we might learn a little bit more information because there is going to be a conference call that house republicans are going to call in to to talk about next week, to talk about their legislative agenda, and you can bet that health care is going to come up. >> i think it might, or maybe should be maybe the first thing that will come up. >> should be. >> aman

rye thing to do. >> it's not just him. it's any other close army brother and sisters that we have together. >> reporter: the surgery was three hours long. georgetown hospital gave usred to kai and immediately after the surgery, kai felt energized with roberts's healthy kidney. >> he got a wonderful healthy kidney. >> reporter: she applauds robert for reaching out and kai for accepting. he says many times patients feel bad asking for a kidney. >> just tell people what's going on in your life. if you tell people about your illness and sometimes people are very private and don't ever share it, but if you share what's going on, you would be shocked out of the woodwork wants to help had you. >> reporter: kai says it wasn't just robert who saw the facebook plea for help and offered his kidney. several other friends did, too. robert admits he's uncomfortable after the surgery but helping his old friend was so worth it. >> you know, for someone to step up and knowingly just save your life, that's -- it's -- you can't come up way word for it. >> reporter: matt ackland fox5 local news. >> an extraordinary story. >>> that does it for us here at 7 o'clock but there's much mor