gloria allred. somebody is lying. >> that is assault. >> i think gloria enjoys conflict. this makes her a great champion for us. >> people say she is loud, she has an ego. she loves the camera. >> she is trying to turn women into men. having to met any men like that? >> arrest these fathers who are not paying child support. >> nicole would have just been that person on the gurney. >> we deserve to know if mr. cosby is a sexual predator. this is not state law as we see it. you can issue the marriage license. becoming a survivor. becoming a fighter for change. women are now empowered, and they will never be silenced again. amy: so that is the trailer for "seeing allred," a documentary film on the legendary women's right attorney gloria allred. it comes out on netflix february 9. the film just premiered here at the sundance film festival. after gloria allred walked off the stage in the midst of the snowstorm and freezing weather on saturday, i got a chance to speak with her at saturday's rally. >> i am

gloria allred. it comes out on netflix february 9. the film just premiered here at the sundance film festival. after gloria allred walked off the stage in the midst of the snowstorm and freezing weather on saturday, i got a chance to speak with her at saturday's rally. >> i am attorney gloria allred. i am a women's rights attorney. i have been for 42 years. amy: and you represent some of the women who have charged trump with sexual assault. woman, who is one one of the women who spoke out in reference to then mr. trump during the campaign and made allegations that he engaged in sexually inappropriate conduct with her. he then called her, and all of the women who spoke out, liars and that he would sue them after the election. he did not sue them. i called on him after the election to retract his threats to sue and his statement that they were all liars. he did not do that. so on behalf of summer, we filed the defamation lawsuit in new york. it is now pending before the court. es made a motion to dism

before that, the women's rights attorney gloria allred. during the rally, i also interviewed the actress tessa thompson, who you may know from her roles as the superhero in the film "thor" or playing samantha "sam" white in "dear white people," or performing as diane nash in "selma." i spoke to her soon after she addressed the respect rally. i am amy goodman. >> i know who you are. amy: your thoughts on this first anniversary of the and are duration of president trump, but also the first anniversary of the country? >> it is incredible to be here. a lot of movements have happened since then and in many ways, not enough. i think until we can really create systemic change in legislation and policy, we will continue to march and that was something that was echoed by jane fonda and gloria allred. i think that is where we are. i was really spirited to hear particularly the words of jane housing is understand the way in which is it is important to organize. because i feel like we're in such a cultural moment sometimes that particularly in this me

you got gloria allred. you mentioned lisa bloom.e need to remember also worked on the other side with harvey weinstein. when you spoke to gloria and jack, how'd they respond? >> well, gloria allred said it shouldn't matter who was giving money to support. she has a claim incidentally that's working its way through new york state court that could be very impactful because it is on behalf of a woman who says that -- who said that donald trump harassed her, but the claim is actually defamation because when donald trump late in the campaign dismissed this woman's allegations and those of other accusers as pure nonsense, gloria allred and her client said oh, this is -- you are smearing us, you are defaming us and our reputation. so this claim could lead to a bunch of women who had accused donald trump of sexual hara harassme harassment, being depotioned, could potentially, if the case goes forward could force donald trump to respond in detail to some of these allegations. gloria allred is raising money to support this lawsuit. when i ask

in notably, gloria allred, an unabashed supporter of hillary consider the democratic party, w raisingey to fund a lawsuit against the president by a woman by the the dash she says she ws assaulted by the just regular me accusations that the president strongly denies. while this is happening, as gloria allred's daughter and also a lawyer, lisa bloom, admits that she collected hundreds of thousands of dollars from clinton backers before the 2016 election in a last-ditch effort to vent and present another trump accuser. that effort did not pay out. you will find this interesting. a chunk of that money, shannon, actually came from a guy by the name of david brock. you probably remember his name. brock, a former conservative hatchet man, some have called him called him previously, he is a strident hillary clinton supporter. he has made no secret of the fact that he has a desire to create a fund that would help to pay other accusers to come forward with accusations against republicans across the spectrum. and while they effort, i think, it is not limited to left-wing groups who are out ther

gloria allred filed the suit and if walmart is concerned about security it should be locking up all of its products. >> what appears to be racial profiling of african-american customers must end. we think that it perpetuates a racial stereotype that african-american customers should be suspected of being thieves and criminals. >> allred went on to say that she and gundy are seeking an undisclosed amount in damages and an injunction against walmart. walmart has yet to comment on the lawsuit. >>> if you remember the main spillway fractured a year ago under the pressure of record rainfall, but the disaster forced nearly 200,000 people downstream to evacuate. the california department of water resources announced today its estimated repairs has risen to $870 million. that's 200 million more than it originally budgeted and they tweeted the pictures of thing process and so far fema has reimbursed 87 million. >> san jose international announced that a record number of passengers last year and a total of 12.5 million people flew out of or into san jose. that's a 15% increase from the year befo

weaved before this before -- talked about this before in terms of gloria allred. some of the accusations and folks represented by gloria allred in california, against governor schwarzenegger and they were election year. >> we don't have time so let's not go into schwarzenegger. he is off track. there is a new policy the trump administration implemented that would cost $4.6 billion in earned tips and it would disproportionately hurt women by giving employers the right to take tips. policies like that, policies on limiting preproductive rights, how could that be the year of the woman. >> it is the year of the woman because if you look at the record number of women that president trump has pointed in his cabinet and the senior staff and west wing, the highest number of women appointed in those positions. far beyond what bill clinton was do -- >> they put up less. this is bookings institution and the new york times and his cabinet is whiter and more male than most. there are sub jobs, ivanka has a job but it is not paid. >> but mine combined the cabinet and the senior

wwomen‘s right lawyer, gloria allred, fired up the crowd. so did jane fonda.as been a problem in the world of independent film, as it has elsewhere. there is no part of the film industry that is not affected by it. it is a really hard thing to gather metrics on because everything has been very under the rug for many years. i guess we are going to be seeing how widespread the problem is in the coming years. sundance is the first major american film festival to take place since the harvey weinstein story broke. some alleged past assaults involving weinstein took place at the festival. to address the concerns, the festival's code of conduct had been updated. separately, a safe space venue had been set up for women to discuss issues of concerns. there was a sense of solidarity and support from stars. there has been a tectonic shift. you know, it feel slike people have really been really listening to women and everybody is saying things have to change. there has been a lot of hurt, a lot of suffering, a lot of silencing, and i really don't people are going to stand

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investors from a micro seeming allre not seein that worried.ome may suggest the sentiment could turn, but right now, the are not really seeing that so far. where we are seeing pretty big declines -- some of the restaurants and entertainment related shares. theydown nearly 21%, and own -- is basically a chuck e. cheese for adults. they put up a same-store called for fourth quarter to date that is down. you can see this is waiting on the entire restaurant space. david: it is a pretty ugly board you have got up there, abigail. thanks so much. shery: coming up, lawmakers are inching closer to another spending deadline. will they be forced to punt again on the bill? representative scott taylor will join us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power," i am shery ahn. and i am david westin. one of the biggest obstacles is how to handle so-called dreamers, people who were brought to this country when it were still children. representative scott taylor sits appropriations committee. good to have you

(justine) her attorney, gloria allred, filed a discrimination lawsuit against walmart. says, grundy wants an apology and a court injunction that would change walmart's practice. a walmart spokesman says the company does not discriminate. (j.r.) here's something you don't see on the freeway everyday..a picinic. mr. people behaving badly stanley roberts shot this video today on highway 101 in san jose. it appears a group was holding a picinic for the homeless off of the highway. this happened near story road where large populations of homeless people live. we did reach out to c-h-p to find out the legalities of this. they have not yet returned our calls. if you didn't see the picnic you might have see those riding their bikes to the picnic along the highway. (justine) and take a look at this... a car smashed into a parked car in san francisco... this was sent to us by a kron four viewer. it happened at around 2:00 this morning near the corner of monterey boulevard and plymouth avenue. witnesses say the driver was injured. remember you can always send us a story using the

.">( darya ) her attorney -- gloria allred -- filed a discrimination lawsuit against walmart.s grundy wants an apology and a court injunction that would change walmart's practice. a walmart spokesman says the company does not discriminate. (robin) state officials say the flu has claimed 20 lives in the bay area ... that's nearly a quarter of the 97 deaths in california.(darya) that is already a higher number... than the total of all flu deaths last year. catherine heenan says, this year's epidemic is scary .. but we may finally have seen the worst of it. it worries me that young people are dying.it's very shocking ... usually we have antibiotics to take care of that stuff.california hospitals have been flooded with patients complaining of flu symptoms ... this one in orange county had to set up a triage tent outside the emrgency room.as the year began, flu=related hospital admissions soared ... then in the third week of january, they dropped sharply.there is always a chance that some hospitals may be slow in reporting the data, but the pattern seems to be following last year's

gloria allred filed a discrimination lawsuit on grundy's behalf against walmart today.here is what supervisors walmart put in its response to the lawsuit:"some products such as electronics, automotive, cosmetics and other personal care products are subject to additional security. those determinations are made on a store-by-store basis. while we've yet to review a complaint, we take this situation seriously and look forward to addressing it with the court." (jr stone) helicopters did a ceremonial fly-over at the 44th annual "guns and hoses" charity football game today at sacramento state. it's a yearly opportunity to honor firefighters and police officers lost in the line of duty. among those remembered was andrew camilleri -- the chp officer killed in the line of duty on christmas eve by a suspected drunk driver. 27-year firefigther veteran trent lindholt -- battling stage 4 cancer -- was on hand for the coin toss. he has participated in the last 10 "pig bowl" events -- which, over the years, have raised over 1-point-6 million for local charitites. the police ended up winning the game, 24-to-9

attorney gloria allred represents the shopper. >> we believe if walmart is concerned about security,lock up all the products. >> i was angry, sad, humiliated all at the same time. >> walmart wants to change it's policy by removing security barriers from products. >>> you're probably used to seeing brawls break out on black friday, but what about a fight for nutella. check it out. a chaotic scene after a french supermarket discounted the popular hazelnut spread by 70 errs approximate. you can see customers pushing and shouting to get as many jars as possible. it was so bad police had to step in. >>> move over rob lowe and darrell hammond, there's a new celebrity colonel sanders. you might recognize, you got it? >> it's a woman. but who? >> country music mcentire, mcentire the first woman to play colonel sanders in national advertising. >>> abc7 news was at the seven mile house for this afternoon's celebration. this hotel and bar opened on the same spot in 1878. it details the story of the history of it once serving stagecoach passengers. the seven-mile house is given its name because

get her products, she said she was escorted to the cash register and high-profile attorney gloria allred filed the lawsuit and said if they are worried about security, they should lock up all of the products. >> what is appears to be racial profiling of african-american customers must end. we think that it perpetuates a racial stereo type that african-american customers should be suspected of being thieves and criminals. >> she said they are seeking an undisclosed amount against walmart and walmart has not commented on the lawsuit. >>> while the race is on to see who will win the right to restore a possess of san francisco history. part of the presidio with views of the golden gate bridge. the trust is now taking proposal to renovate the space with 30 acres of land with 20 historic buildings. there is a catch. they have to be able to explain how they're proposal would advance social and environmental change. >> so the reasons we're focused on organizations tackling the social and environmental issues of our day because it is in line with what the pressido trust is focused on, making sure

(vicki) her attorney, gloria allred, filed a discrimination lawsuit against walmart. grundy wants an apology and a court injunction that would change walmart's practice. a walmart spokesman says the company does not discriminate. (grant) tonight we're hearing form a pilot who made a daring emergency landing on a southern california freeway. tom wait reports. a small plane made an emergency landing on the 55 freeway in costa mesa sunday evening.the pilot - a 25- year-old named izzy slod - and his passenger were able to walk away without injury.john wayne airport said the plane lost an engine over the ocean and was able to make it over newport beach before having to ditch on the road.several lanes of the northbound 55 were shut while officials investigated the circumstances of the landing.slod, who said he's had about seven years of flying time, wasn't even sure how he did it.he was taking off from san diego and lost power about a mile out, over the ocean. strong santa ana winds he said made it hard to get back to an airport in orange county.witnesses told wait it was m

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reporting, sandra, that in fact lisa bloom's mother, another well-known women's rights attorney gloria allred, who has brought her fair share of sexual harassment allegations is currently raising money for another lawsuit against donald trump, a defamation lawsuit by a woman who was on the apprentice who accuse donald trump of sexually harassing her. that's yet another example we found of an effort to raise money to bring forward and support these allegations. >> sandra: in your reporting, examples of the left going after the right using these victims. but this is something that you are reporting also revealed is seen on the right as well. >> that's right. mike, the well-known trump backer who has a big and sort of controversial social media presence offered publicly $10,000 for any woman who came forward with details of her actual documents showing a settlement by a member of congress. he did not specify a democratic member of congress, a member of congress who had settled sexual harassment. in fact, he did end up getting the sexual harassment settlement that ended up bringing down john cony

was a professional ethicist, and i'm not sure which bars leave lisa bloom and her mother, gloria allredlieved to. but there are different incentives at work here. a lawyer, more than almost any other profession, owes the client honest services, and when you have the setup these two are engaged in where they have been fishing, essentially, for stooges that they can put up to damage the president so they can set their press conferences, as they've been doing for most of their lives, then i think there is actually something malodorous about it. >> tucker: it bothers me, if she were a political consultant or a conventional slip-and-fall ambulance chaser, you know what you are getting. but she poses as and is represented as some sort of moral leader who is fighting on behalf of things that are good and true, light against darkness, but she is totally cynical, transactional, sleazy lawyer. >> you mentioned a couple of weeks ago, tucker, she was originally harvey weinstein's lawyer. and then they fell out and she was no longer his lawyer. i don't have a problem with that because i think it is

class, allr middle they have ever done is continue to be greedy. not doing the job they are supposed to. they haven't done anything at all. all of these republicans who believe they are doing a good job, they are believing that they are doing this for the people, they are not doing nothing. trump,ple who voted for they believe that he is doing a good job, but he is not doing nothing. tarnish obama's legacy by not doing anything and undoing everything he has accomplished. he has continued to go back and forth to mar-a-lago at taxpayers , and to top it off, he 24/7,going on twitter tweeting all this nonsense and attacking the democrats. cbs, abc,ing cnn, nbc, calling them "fake news." damn stupid to understand that everyone of those networks will call him out on the facts. wrong, it ising is deceiving, and it is absolutely deceitful. host: thank you for the call. we want to let you know what is happening on the senate floor, it looks like they will try to work to a february 8 continuing resolution, which will fund the government through february 8, i

community that maybe we ought to call it what is,s, and that is what it the national space defense , allr, a place where we go national security space, intelligence community, department of defense, army, navy, air force, marines, and we put everybody in and figure out how to fight that fight. there are two marines that work in the national space defense center, and you wonder what the marines are going to do. general dunford came in to visit. he put his eye on those two young marines, and makes a beeline right for them, ignoring everybody else. two young captains. and he just has a great time. how are you doing, how is it going? and after five minutes he realized, maybe i should go and learn what this place is about, leaving those, two marines, and i walked up to them, you tell me the truth. how are you guys doing? well, sir, there are 70 people in the center, 68 of them are smarter than we are. [laughter] general hyten: and i said when it comes to space, that is probably true. but when it comes to war fighting, as a captain in the marine corps, you probably know better than anybody else

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. >>> a sneak peek at a documentary taking a look at women's rights crusader gloria allred.ictim to becoming a survivor. ♪ fire, fire >> to becoming a fighter for change. women are now in power. and they will never be silent again. >> it is called "seeing all red." premiers february 9th. on netflix. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nico. my accuweather day planner, with a lot of fog, some hazy sunshine and it becomes cloudy again with some showers possible in the no >>> all right, george. i saw a young lady. she almost fell over when chris hemsworth walked in. >> we have the whole cast. chris hemsworth back. along with michael pena, trevante rhodes, and jerry bruckheimer. let me start with you. >> you're going to start with me? that's interesting. i thought you were going to start with him. i wasn't paying attention. okay, no. >> you got laughs in a pretty intense movie. chris talked about this bond. >> oh, so it's about chris. yeah. >> isn't it always? >> let me ask you about chris. that's the question. >> how great was to it work with chris? >> it was gr

two more alumni taking on pete allred, and one who worked in the state department, ed meier.hat is in the wall street journal today. also in the washington times, another race to watch, another interesting candidate, don blankenship has said the environment of balloon -- environmental protection agency -- just the tip of the iceberg for what they describe as a colorful, controversial senate hopeful who is using his west virginia campaign as a vehicle to clear his name and push the theory that an obama led co-conspiracy sent him to federal prison. ofnotes, the former ceo matthew energy, he spent a year behind bars, in connection to the upper big branch mine explosion in 2010 that killed 29 of his employees, now facing an uphill clinical battle. if you want to read more on that in "the washington times." andrea in california, go ahead. caller: i think social media, i hope i got the right line, i think that social media is ating ay treating -- cre mistrust of the press. our press is not always correct, we are dealing with human beings here. yes, they make mistakes, but they stil