wouldn't you say that's true, patsy? >> i would say that's true, especially in social security, which you have been such a marvelous leader in calling attention to the people in the country, the discriminations women in that law. there i think that because the women have not, until recently, reached retirement age after having worked a full lifetime, only now are beginning to realize that there is inequity in the law and have brought these matters to the attention of the people back home. and this has created a greater interest, i think, in politics and government. >> how is there inequity in the social security law, mrs. griffiths? >> well, a woman's husband cannot draw on her social security. and until i was a member of the ways and means, even if she had been out of the workforce for a year and a half, even her own children couldn't draw if she died. but i think one of the really incredible inequities came to my attention the other day. a woman who had worked for 35 years under social security went to draw her social

patsy is in charge of three of them, i think. good patsy is in charge of three of them, ithink.rge of three of them, i think. good morning. what do you make of what nick gibb said?” i think. good morning. what do you make of what nick gibb said? i can understand and agree with some points he is making. it is good for stu d e nts points he is making. it is good for students and adults to limit their time and it would be a shame if it did affect the take—up of exercise, reading and so on, but i do not think that is necessarily the case. we see young people taking part in exercise, but enjoying listening to music. and also, on the way to and from school, parents and students feel safer knowing they have a mobile phone, that they can keep in touch or phone home if they need to. it is often the reason why parents give their children phones. albeit obviously some kids now have access to sophisticated smartphones. what about the usage in school time? how do you regulate that? how do you ensure the kids are notjust texting under the desk? teachers have to be aware of everything going on

with a bottle of champagne and afag. as patsy with a bottle of champagne and a fag.pple over. she is a national trainer because she has been around for so long in tv series —— national treasure. an intelligent and literate, when she says something it is from the heart, she kept things moving along and we get things done here, it's not four and a half hours like the oscars, in time for tea. and also get the gas handing over the awards to do more than one at a time, which means there is not too much to and throw. you had some great delivery from those, andy serkis tried a brighter trip, eddie marsan tried a brexitjoke, no one did anything to political, when daniel blake won a few years ago, ken loach gave a political speech but no one really did doubt this year, i don't know if people thought we'd get enough politics in our normal lives. there was a lot of escapism on the red carpet, some beautiful outfits that we saw women and the men choosing to break with tradition of the black tie and taxi now and it made a nice change. we had spike lee in flowers, rami malek winni

some skittish it just is a patsy. oh here. is the all to get the house phone of the worse of all who want to be here in florida also this one thousand gold medal. those is the. why of i long you have been on there finishes on ah me post the sixty gold sixties voted. on done away on who she is the one your need to vote for you in front of the total we you know east i am still in the one out you know so well the most of them with all you know about them we are both in our boat. as well. good boat burden wishes to start us on against those who the person don't own after us. yeah but you have simply said let them go home what state would you have any hope or solution you have was his first moment before your own i've only watched it in more than. a rancher a bully more the good news the star of our forest does not look good i will tell you such gems i didn't. show blood quarter past. the. i think your question. is you know what you read that stuff i knew was up which it's just some of the things that as you and i would they know w

should to diminish them to the jessops i'm scottish it just is a patsy. oh here. is the all to get the house phone of the worse of all who want to hear. the idea that this one thousand goldman . does is the. why of long you know bernanke finishes on law both the sixty go to sixty's voted. on done away on who she is the one you need to vote for you in front of the total we you know if i am still in the one out you know so well the most of them with all you know about them we are both in our boat. as well. good boat burden wishes to start us on against those who the person don't own after us. yeah but you have simply said let them go home i'm not suggesting it would you have any hope or solution you have was his first moment before your own i've only watched a commercial. a ranch or a bully mortars get near the start of a forest does not get up with the new systems they didn't. show the love corpus. the. heavy equipment. i knew was up which it's just some of the same without that as you and i would then as i would use which interesting misstep just subsidize with th

you're their patsy today. they've got to find somebody, somewhere, to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. >> reporter: at times tensions boiled over. >> shame on you, mr. jordan. that's not what i said, shame on you. >> reporter: from half a world away president trump tweeted about cohen saying he was just disbarred by the state supreme court for lying and fraud. many of cohen's attacks on the president were intensely personal. >> since taking office he has become the worst version of himself. he is capable of behaving kindly, but he's not kind. he is capable of committing acts of generosity, but he's not generous. he is capable of being loyal, but he is fundamentally disloyal. >> reporter: cohen pulling back the curtain on what he said his former boss asked him to do, including writing this threatening letter to fordham university. >> i'm talking about a man who declares himself brilliant but directed me to threaten his high school, his colleges, and the college board to never r

in patsy's they could use among the companies heavily invested in one to one. so if we get the recycled retiring up in the us you know it's very easy. hundred percent recycled material for use if you keep something in a closed loop he replacing version resources over and over and over again catches up with you in a pretty awesome way and is responsible for avoiding a whole bunch of environmental consequences. throw away living. a promise of liberation. americans are free at last this feature and life magazine one thousand nine hundred fifty signaled the beginning of a throwaway society. if people only knew the problem that they were creating when they extolled the virtues of throwaway living this is a monster creating a peer. do you know about something. they want to extend those experiences alters oh constantly for years. these neighbors are talking trash as a group of milpitas california residents go door to door to buy the expansion of the newbie island located in the neighboring city of san jose. they hold weekly meetings and steaks and they host town halls

that aid will enter venezuela without the support of the military which still backs presidents maduro patsy as the latest . honking their horns to larger t.q. later lorries in six moller trucks arrived in the border city. carrying the aids relief elements same by the united states relief agency usa this is part of the larger plan by the opposition together with its international supporters to try and start a humanitarian corridor. but it will not be easy given the fact that president nicolas maduro remains steadfast in its refusal to let the aid in the bridge called last year. should become a humanitarian corridor is blocked on the venezuelan side with barriers and large trucks the aid will be brought or is being brought now inside a a warehouse where it will be stored for the next few days we know that there is food and medical supplies much needed by the venezuelan population and we'll get more details the morning of friday when the u.s. here together with the colombian government and four deputies from the venezuelan and national assembly will give a press conference and give us more det

might agree to perhaps even inadvertently or unwittingly a giving giving advantage to kim without patsy even realizing the significance. yeah i mean the interesting player in this was of course mattis the defense secretary he's now no longer on the scene but the word is that he wasn't at all pleased that those exercises came to a man and we're seeing more pictures i think of the north korean delegation outside the hotel as we prepare for this meeting but others around. the pentagon and around the military leadership on the korean peninsula general brooks who was in charge was i think not necessarily pleased about the idea of stopping these exercises i mean the fear among military chiefs is that yes it's a gesture of good will but you might need those forces and the more you don't do the exercises the more you lose your ability and your readiness to respond so it'll be interesting to see whether the u.s. agrees to continue to freeze its military exercises they have done some with a lower level but when they continue to mainly freeze the big exercises i suspect they have no option because

the united states into doing things that i think is disposable he's what the americans would call a patsy. and so i think in the media and you would see somebody else taking over it's clear at this point that what is happening in venezuela has already been decided i wish him a long quiet retirement on a pretty beach far from venezuela. and the sooner he takes advantage of that the center is likely to have a nice quiet retirement on a pretty beach rather than being in some other beach area like guantanamo there is an agenda in the air mission to accomplish in pushing forward all of the media washington think tanks and activist know how this often ends as a long and bloody history of america's interventions in latin america they pushed for change they got their way albeit at a huge cost i just hope that that doesn't happen in venezuela asmara had mentioned to us interventions in south america and in south america have often led to tragic consequences but it all cases washington has claimed to be supporting democracy the united states has a special responsibility to support and nurture democ

about fourteen hundred years later patsy of alexandria was the first woman to lecture in astro me on mathematics but this was an outrage to some clerics and she was later murdered. history books bear the story of her killing but not scientific achievements many women pursued the sciences and the centuries that followed in seven hundred eighty six the german astronomer colleen hassel was the first woman to discover a comet and was considered the first female in her profession but an untold number of female scientists were hardly acknowledged until late in the nineteenth century . are looking back in the history books i mean big contributions there from from women scientists what's the situation like now today well we just celebrated done a strickland for winning the nobel prize in physics for her research with the laser pulses but it's actually do you see being because you nest the data shows that women get to decide to pursue stem korea actually drop out in disproportionate numbers so the reasons for dadt are really deep rooted and structural delenn says even published a study last w

the united states into doing things but i think he's disposable he's what the americans would call a patsy. so i think in the media you would see somebody else taking over it's clear at this point that what is happening in venezuela has already been decided i wish him a long quiet retirement on a pretty beach far from venezuela and the surgery takes advantage of that the series likely to have a nice quiet retirement not a pretty beach rather than being in some other beach area like one town and now there is an agenda in the air mission to accomplish in pushing through it all of the media washington think tanks and activists know how the so often ends as the long and bloody history of america's interventions in latin america they pushed for change they got their way albeit at a huge cost i just hope that that doesn't happen in venezuela. after twelve consecutive weekend of yes protests in france present time on your macro ms under attack from his political rivals the penny heads the national rally party cusins him of peddling conspiracy theories rather than attacking the crisis head on. i d

. >> reporter: ron's wife patsy recorded the call on her phone. >> ready? same recollection as you do on some of the terms because i've always prided myself and all my klanspeople talk about how i don't use the "n" word. i'm not saying i've never used it in context, obviously. >> reporter: spike was called the "n" word many times when his family became the first blacks to move into cobble hill. then an italian american neighborhood in brooklyn. >> did you have any other acts of racism against you? >> yeah, i wanted to join the boy scouts and they said i couldn't do it because i wasn't catholic. well, we all knew what it was. my father told me. >> well, of course. >> what it was. after that, i said "f" the boy scouts. i don't want to be in them. >> reporter: his father, a jazz musician, who wrote the scores for most of spike's early films, taught him another lesson. >> you have a policy against drugs. have you ever even had a joint yourself? >> it's well-publicized my father had an addiction. >> i actually did not know that. >> so just seeing that -- he was

. >> during his opening statement ranking republican member jim jordan of ohio called cohen a patsy beingrats to try to remove president trump from office because "tom stier told them to." >> for much of the hearing it felt as if michael cohen was on trial for himself. and for one audience here in the bay area watching that give and take was a valuable learning experience. the michael cohen hearing was must-see tv at golden gate university law school in san francisco where courtroom-style debate is a given. >> let's not forget the man's a criminal. >> reporter: but for these students the unfolding drama is a lot more than just entertainment. law school dean anthony nedwiki says it offers valuable lessons that could pay off for these future lawyers in the courtroom. >> these are perfect examples of real-life situations of dealing with clients and clients of credibility. >> reporter: he says bringing in documents like the president's canceled check is a classic tactic to bolster a witness's credibility while having an interrogator hammering away at cohen's past lies like a district attorney

you're their patsy today. they got to find somebody, somewhere to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. because tom steyer told them to. tom steyer, last week organized a town hall. guess where? chairman nad ler's district in manhattan. two nights ago tom steyer organized a town hall in baltimore. the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen. fraud, cheat, convicted felon and in two months a federal inmate. actually, they didn't find him. davis found him. i'll say one thing about the democrats. they stick to the play book. remember, remember how all this started. the clinton campaign hired a law firm who hired glen simpson who hired christopher steele who put together the fake dossier that the fbi used to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. but when that whole scheme failed and the american people said we're going to make donald trump president, they said we got to do something else. so now client loyalist, clinton operative, lanny davis has persuaded the cha

from 1974, a conversation on women's rights with representatives martha griffiths of michigan and patsyk of hawaii. the national commission on the observance of international women's year sponsored the interview, which wendy ross of the u.s. information service, conducted. >> united nations has designated 1975 as international women's year, a year in which member nations will focus their attention on ways to further advance the status of women around the world. i'm wendy ross,

you're their patsy today. they've got to find somebody somewhere to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. because tom steyer told them to. tom steyer organized a town hall in manhattan. guess where? chairman cummings' district in baltimore. the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen. fraudster, cheat, convicted felon and in two months a federal inmate. actually they didn't find him. lanny davis found him. i'll say one thing about the democrats. they stick to the play book. remember how all this started. the clinton campaign hired perkins law firm, who hired glenn simpson who hired a foreigner christopher steele who put together the fake dossier the fbi used to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. but when that whole scheme failed and the american people said we're going to make donald trump president, they said we've got to do something else. so now clinton loyalist, clinton operative lanny davis has persuaded the chairman of the oversight committee to give

it's almost like confessing your sins in public because he feels like he was played for a patsy by the most powerful man in the world. >> what still needs to be answered? >> the key things that only michael cohen could do, donald trump's mini me, in business with shady practice. in the campaign with payoffs allegedly to these paramours and more. what was his relation with russia? not with regard to the investigation, but with regard to his businesses? cohen could be in a unique position to know and tell us. >> and who directed him to make those payments. >> that's one of the key questions. >> john avlon, thank you. john. >>> sources tell cnn the attorney general is preparing to announce as early as next week the completion of robert mueller's russia investigation. but exactly how much of that report will lawmakers and the public see? we have new details on how this process will work from one of the reporters who broke the story. that's next. -their béarnaise sauce here is the best in town. [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for fun? -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mo

erik naposki was merely the patsy. >> at nanette's trial thoern said she was innocent and it was erikhe course of this trial, the evidence is going to show that he murdered mr. mclaughlin. authentic of jealously and greed. >> mutual finger pointing. >> he had to agree his client wasn't a sane. >> hate her for as much as you want for being a liar, a cheat, a thief, a [ bleep ] >> you called your client in court -- >> just because you treated people poorly in life done make you a murderer. >> a million dollars is a lot of money. >> a million dollars to her that's pittance. he was worth 55 million when he died. her long term plan is not to be with a loser. >> that's harsh. >> the truth. >> which is the question we put to the prosecutor. >> she was getting lots of money from him. probably stealing and cheated at the same time. why would she kill him? >> the problem is he lives she finds out she's cheating or stealing. she ends up on the street with nothing. she goes to jail for embezzlement. this is a motive on steroids. >> in the end murphy got his verdict. >> guilty. guilty of the crime

. >> during his opening statement, ranking roon member jim jordan of ohio called cohen a patsy.said democrats were using him to try and remove president trump from office because, quote, tom steyer told them to. >>> the milpitas library is back open after being treated for bedbugs. the library on north main street closed unexpectedly friday when a visitor reported a bedbug bit them. an inspection found evidence of bedbug activity, but not an infestation and the library has now been treated. >>> now to morning money report. apple will lay off nearly 200 employees from the self-driving car division. >> apple confirms it sent a letter to the state employment development department about the layoffs. >> most of the employees are engineers working in santa clara and sunnyvale. they will take effect mid-april. the news coincides with falling iphone sales. revenue dropped 15% during the last quarter of > san frcio-d charlotte russe will lay off more than 160 employees at company headquarters in the mission drijt. according to mission local the office on florida street will permanently

we're joined now by patsy kane, executive head teacher at the education and leadership trust. let's make this clear, does he want a ban on children having their phones from the moment they enter school so they never have it in their bags, orjust turn it off in school? it sounds like he wa nts a com plete off in school? it sounds like he wants a complete ban which i think a lot of students and parents would be nervous about in terms of safety on the way home, especially in dark months. that aside, is it a good idea? it's worth considering but he's missing a point about how fantastic phones can be for learning when they are about recording someone when they are about recording someone practising modern languages. we have huge emphasis on growing vocabulary so you can get your phone out ina vocabulary so you can get your phone out in a lesson and search words you might not know, there is a fantastic rate of apps now for revision and stu d e nts rate of apps now for revision and students are motivated to use them on the bus going home or at lunchtime but we still see students read

next, a conversation with martha griffiths of michigan and patsy mink of hawaii.s of the u.s. information service conducted the interview. >> united nations has designated 1975 as international women's year, a year in which member nations will focus their attention on ways to further advance the status of women around the world. i'm wendy ross, usis congressional correspondent. to discuss the changing role of women in the united states, we have with us two distinguished members of congress, representative martha griffiths, democrat of michigan, and representave

you're their patsy today. they got to find somebody somewhere to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. tom steyer told them to. tom steyer last week organized a town hall, guess where? chairman nadler's district in manhattan. two nights ago tom steyer organized a town hall. guess where? chairman cummings' district in baltimore. the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen, fraudster, cheat, convicted felon and a two-month federal inmate -- actually, they didn't find him. lanny davis found him. i'll say one thing about the democrats, they stick to the playbook. remember, remember how all this started. the clinton campaign hired perkins law firm, who hired glen simpson, who hired a foreigner, christopher steele, who put together the fake dossier that the fbi used to go get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. but when that whole scheme failed and the american people said we're going to make donald trump president, they said we got to do something else. so now, clint

you are their patsy today. they have to find somebody somewhere to say something so they can try to remove the president from office because tom stier told them to. he organized a town hall, guess where? manhattan. two nights ago he organized a town hall. guess where. chairman cummings' district in baltimore. the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen, fraudster, cheat, convicted felon and in two months a federal inmate. they didn't find you. lany davis found you. i will say one thing about the democrats, they stick to the play book. remember how all this started. the clinton campaign hired perkins law firm who hired glen simpson who hired christopher steel who put together the fake dossier that the fbi used to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. but when that whole scheme failed and the american people said we are going to make donald trump president, they said we have to do something else. so now clinton loyalist has persuaded the chairman of the oversight committee to give a convicte

you're their patsy today. they got to find somebody, somewhere to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. because tom styer told them to. tom styer last week organized the townhall, guess where? chairman nadlander's district in manhattan. two nights ago tom styer organized a townhall, guess where? chairman cumming's district in baltimore. the best they can find, the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen. fra frauds at theter, in two months a federal inmate. they didn't find him lanny davis did. i'll say one thing about the democrats they stick to the playbook. remember how this started. the clinton campaign hired perkins cooy law firm who hired glenn sifrpd who hired christopher stooefl who put together the fake dossier though that the fiflk used to get a warrant oh spy on the trump campaign. when the scheme failed and the american people said we're making donald trump president, they said we got to do something else. so now clinton oilist clinton operative lanny da

influence were deceptive and that the democrats don't care, they just want to use them, your their patsy today. they have to find somebody, somewhere, to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. summary told him to. tom steyer organized a tom hall, guess where? the district of manhattan. two nights ago, he organized a town hall. guess where? chairman cummings district in baltimore. the best they can find, the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen. fraudster, thief, convicted felon and in two months, a federal inmate, i'll say one thing about the democrats, they stick the playbook. remember, remember how all of this started. the clinton campaign a law firm who hired simpson who hired a foreigner christopher steele, put together the fake dossier that the fbi used to get a warrant to spy the trump campaign. with that whole scheme failed, the american people said we are going to make donald trump president, is that we had to do something else. now, clinton loyalists, clinton operative many davis persuaded the oversight committee to give a convicted

you're their patsy today. they got to find somebody, somewhere to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. because tom stier told them to and organized the town hall, guess where, chairman nadler's district. he organized a town hall. guess where? chairman cummings' district in baltimore. the best they can find, the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen, fraudster, cheat, convicted felon and in two mons a federal inmate. will, actually they didn't find him. lanny davis found him. i'll say one thing about the democrats, they stick to the playbook. remember, remember how all this started. clinton campaign hired perkins law firm who hired glenn simpson who higher thanned a foreigner christopher thiel who put together the fake dossier that the fbi used to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. but when that whole scheme failed and the american people said we're going to make donald trump president, they said we got to do something else. so now clinton loyalist, clint

you're their patsy today. they got to find somebody, somewhere to say something so they can try to remove the president from office. because tom styer told them to. tom styer last week organized the townhall, guess where? chairman nadlander's district in manhattan. two nights ago tom styer organized a townhall, guess where? chairman cumming's district in baltimore. the best they can find, the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen. fra frauds at theter, in two months a federal inmate. they didn't find him lanny davis did. i'll say one thing about the democrats they stick to the playbook. remember how this started. the clinton campaign hired perkins cooy law firm who hired glenn sifrpd who hired christopher stooefl who put together the fake dossier though that the fiflk used to get a warrant oh spy on the trump campaign. when the scheme failed and the american people said we're making donald trump president, they said we got to do something else. so now clinton oilist clinton operative lanny da

you're their patsy today.y have to find somebody, somewhere to say something so they can try to pre move the president from office -- pre -- remove the president from office. tom stier conducted a town hall in manhattan. two nights ago tom stire conducted a ton -- town haul in chairman cummings hometown. they have cohen a cheat and in two months an inmate. i'll say one thing with the democrats, they stick to the playbook. remember, remember how all this started. the clinton campaign, hired the law firm who hired glen simpson who hired christopher steel to put together the fake dossier to get the warrant to spy upon the trump campaign and when that extreme failed and the american people said we'll make donald trump president they said we have to do something else. so now, clinton loyalists lanni davis, operative, has persuade the chairman of the oversight committee to give a convicted felon a forum to tell stories and lie about the president of the united states so they can all start their impeachment process.

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they don't care, they just want to use you, mr cohen, as their patsy today, they have to find somebodyistrict in baltimore. the best they can find to start this process is michael cohen. fraudster, cheat, convicted felon and, in two months, a federal inmate. they didn't find him, laney davies found him. i will say one thing about the democrats, they stick to the playbook. remember, remember how all this started. the clinton campaign hired a law firm that hired glenn simpson to hire someone to put together a dossier that the fbi used to go and get a warrant to follow the drum campaign but when that whole scheme failed and the american people said they would make donald trump president, they said we have to do something else. now clinton loyalist laney davies has persuaded the chairman of the oversight committee to give a convicted felon a forum to tell stories and lie about the president of the united states so they can all start their impeachment process. we are better than this. we are better than this. i want to do no... i have a motion. i have a motion under rule 2k6 you yielded bac