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>> i think carly fiorina is right on on that warning.t of what's happened in our politics is that we don't just disagree between each other. the parties don't just criticize each other on policy. they treat each other as if they were enemy nations. and instead of fellow americans who happen to be in a different political party. and part of that is not the way in which people don't just disagree but they demean the other side. that's not only wrong, not only disrupts and divide our politics, but in the end it's probably a losing political strategy. so carly fiorina is absolutely right in giving that advise. >> neil: joe lieberman you never went down that well, that deep hole. thank you very much. good seeing you. >> thanks. >> neil: vice presidential candidate. be well and be safe my friend. i want to show you laguardia international airport right now. the reason why i am showing it despite a pick up in air travel we are seeing a number of airlines are preparation big layoffs that could be coming to the major carriers tens of thousands if

carly: yes.un a much smaller operation now, but what we're doing in my organization, i would go the extra mile in terms of safety. i would go the extra mile in terms of testing. go the extra mile in terms of social distancing. go the extra mile in terms of mask wearing. one of the things we have learned about this pandemic is we don't understand it completely. and we have failed to predict it accurately. i am concerned, as i think most health professionals are, that we are coming into the fall where we may start to see waves again. as an employer, you never want to put your employees at risk, and you don't want them to feel at risk because if they feel that way they are not going to do their best work, or they will not do their work at work at all, they will stay home. david: this is particularly complicated in a lot of places because parents may have children staying home with remote learning. how do you try to accommodate that and still keep the business going? carly: it is very difficult. i am

e, we havef with carly said the firm has announced his pick objectives without increasing diversity andg talent among african-americans and underserved professionals. within our firm, we have implemented in inclusion as part of our management and leadership core competency. what that means is my colleagues have a diversity goal as part of their overall objectives and they evaluated on each year. within our businesses and our department groups, other department goals wheat review with them on a quarterly basis are having conversations in small groups and large groups. i thinks folks are reaching out and connecting with each other in ways they've not done before. sonali: another things a lot of folks are grappling with is what role does everyone around you play? what you tell your white colleagues in terms of how they can be better allies and help progress the bowl of having a more diverse work -- progress the goal of having a more andrse workplace at carlyle among the companies you acquire? curtis: with white colleagues, it is about having the conversation. it is about sitting with peopl

time high dan niles and mohammed larian will join us we'll discuss the growing china fallout with carly fiorina let's start with the key stories we're watching mike santoli is looking at the recent recovery in bond yields and joining us to talk about apple as they hit the new high is tony from sanford bernstein >> it's really not that unusual for the market to hesitate for a while when it reapproaches an all time high. although, it seems almost a little too cute the way it's done the past few days really floating with that all time high level and faltering later in the day they're up about 50% it's not the case you often get a perfect double top so i don't think it's at risk of saying this is going to be some kind of we got even type trade we're suing clues there is instabili instability plus this yield move they were carrying things earlier. take a look at the relationship between yields and the relative action in cyclicals versus growth stocks. on top this is the ten year treasury yield they do not include today's action which would have boosted a little bit more. isn't this exactly t

carly? reporter: disturbing weekend of violence against police officers in seattle police declare a right after several officers were hurt. the departments as some were hit by fireworks. in texas three officers were hurt after he suspect opened fire during a hostage situation. the standoff still underway. >> of the mother called and said her son kicked in the door and was acting aggressive. our officers responded. when they win in the house they were met with gunfire. three of our officers received gunshot wounds from the suspect. reporter: batman still barricaded with three family members this morning. of the officers are expected to be okay. in chicago police releasing video from a violent clash this weekend. one man wielding a skateboard as a weapon. at least 17 officers were hurt, but the mayor is praising police for their commitment to keeping demonstrations at safe. >> we have also seen people who embedded themselves in these seemingly peaceful protests and come for a fight, so what ha

. >> carly fiorina. >> we all knew what was going on. >> senator kamala harris is joe biden's runningate. >> the first black woman in the united states senate. >> i don't think i've ever said this publicly. >> a lot of black feminists, myself included are bitter about this suffrage anniversary. >> the history for black women is one of perseverance and diligence, but also deep racial oppression. >> typically we think that history is what happened. history is not what happened, history is who tells the story. ♪ >>> there are more than 20 historical figures in central park. but not one of them is a real woman? >> no. so the first statue of women in central park is going to go up right here. tell me about how it started? >> well, it started with an observation that there were no women in central park. so the question is, where are the women? and after 160 years of public space with no real women, we decided this is the 21st century, women shall be represented. and we tied it to the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment of the u.s. constitution. >> how does it feel now when so many statu

among all the fascinating women, i spoke to carly fiorina and jessica alba.ca alba has a billion dollar business. carly fiorina, first woman to break into the fortune 50. >> the first time i was supposed to meet our client, my colleague said to me you can't come meet the client because we're going to a place called the board room. it turns out the board room was a strip club. and so, i ended up going. my male colleagues kept trying to get the young women to come over and dance for them. and three young women approached our table. and all three of them said not thill lady leaves. and i experienced this moment of connection and empathy with women i didn't think i had anything in common with and yet we all knew what was going on. and honestly, that was a moment of grace for me. >> you were the first female ceo of a fortune 500 company. here we are about 20 years later, just over, 37 of the fortune 500 are women, only 37. >> i mean, tlaevl 37 is shocking. >> so, operations is here, social marketing, digital marketing is there. i guess i didn't really understand t

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. >> carly in pennsylvania sent in video.e a look. >> with growing evidence of aerosolized spread, if one person in the home sinfected, will simply quarantining in a different room is enough, or can the virus spread through the home's central air conditioning? >> dr. wen, what would you say? >> yeah, so this is an interesting one, because while it's theoretically possible that the virus that causes covid-19 could be transmitted through air conditioning, of all the many thousands of papers written about this disease, to my knowledge, we haven't had any documented cases of transmission between rooms, because of air conditioning. now, i think we are also seeing this -- we've had a lot of cases in the sun belt, in california where people use air conditioning a lot. again, we haven't seen documented cases of this as of yet. i think that carly raises a good point about how hard it is for someone to keep isolated from other it is they're at home, especially if there are young children, people share bathrooms. so good idea always to

. >> carly in pennsylvania sent in this video.take a look. >> with growing evidence of aerosolized spread, if one person in a home is infected, will simply quarantining in separate rooms be enough to stop transmission? or is it possible that the virus can spread through a home's central air conditioning? >> dr. wen, what would you say? >> yeah. so this is an interesting one because, while it's theoretically possible that covid-19 or the virus that causes covid-19 could be transmitted through air conditioning. of all the many thousands of papers that have been written about this disease, to my knowledge, we haven't had any documented cases of transmission between rooms because of air conditioning. now, i think we are also seeing anecdotal reports because we have had a lot of cases of the sun belt in california where people do use air conditioning a lot. and again, we haven't seen documented cases of this, as of yet. but i think carly raises a good point about how hard it is for someone to keep themselves isolated from others especi

carly to him stagger has a different view. proclaimed that i need. to live even if the hotels want higher quality tourists you see staying here for longer but i don't think that kind of long term a tourism it's fashionable at the moment it's not safe before the pandemic. starters currently developing a new system to deal with the turbos is the number of which is expected to increase again in the future they will have to register in advance and stay longer. it's not clear whether this will impact the amount and form of tourism but the mayor doesn't want to go further. i think that when we start getting more international visitors coming to see our cultural heritage again the others will start coming. what we don't want to do is to tell some people to come and others not to because we don't want them here that's not where we are so i see if you look at the village would rather not repeat come what felt like an old. bonaire exhibits for masses of day trippers but avoiding dust in the future would require a balancing act for her start smear and its citiz

peterson who mansions young and almost every lecture some of which were viewed by millions of people carly young seems to be in vogue because they are not well more and more people are finding that young as discoveries. and his tools are their lives and that's a wonderful thing i've spent most of my last few decades in young education unfortunately the academy the teachers psychologists and the psychiatric world has no regard for young whatsoever they're interested in external behaviors they're interested in cognitive process and they're interested in biological process all of which are true and important when you put them together you still don't have the human being what is missing there is that we are meaning seeking meeting suffering individual and unless we address the task of meaning we haven't really touched the core of what it means to be a human being well it's been a great pleasure great privilege for me to talk to you thank you very much for your time i'm pleased to be with you and thank you and thank you for watching see you again next sunday on. how can you explain love i've b

peterson who mansions young and almost every lecturer some of which were viewed by millions of people carly young seems to be in vogue because they are not well more and more people are finding that young as discoveries and his tools are able to their lives so that's a wonderful thing i've spent most of my last few decades in young education unfortunately the academy the teachers psychologists and the psychiatric world has no regard for young whatsoever they're interested in external behaviors they're interested in cognitive process and they're interested in biological process all of which are true and important when you put them together you still don't have the human being what is missing there is that we are meaning seeking meaning suffering individual and unless we address the task of meaning we haven't really touched the core of what it means to be a human being well dr hollis it's been a great pleasure great pleasure is a privilege for me to talk to you thank you very much for your time i'm pleased to be with you and thank you and thank you for watching see you again next sunday and w

jillian: you were listening to our last segment with carly where we were talking about susan b anthonyliberal outlets are trying to cancel her claiming she was racist and you want to talk about that. what do you think of that? >> i wrote in my new book about anthony and 7 other suffragists and anthony gathered 400,000 signatures calling for the abolishment of slavery and presented to congress and abraham lincoln and that gave them the justification for the thirteenth amendment that abolished slavery. that was a fact i didn't know that i uncovered in my research on anthony. jillian: i'm glad you brought that to light. let's talk about the dnc. the differences between was michelle obama had to say and joe biden. >> there are those who want to tell us our country is hopelessly divided. if we entrust this nation to joe he will do for your family what he did for hours, bring us together and make us whole. >> whenever we look to this white house for some leadership what we get instead is chaos, division. jillian: clear distinct difference in the messaging. what do you make of it? >> michelle

she will earn a little more than $1.00 for every 15 kilos of carlie she peels that's barely enough for one meal for her family. back on the water and mary is still struggling and the little. what about enough. of it leave me. alone want to think. i had a real. bad little bump. you know what i do know i'll follow up with all you. can there decides to paddle further out to sea. it's risky without a voter he. find himself in trouble if the weather turns nasty. so i know we were going to die when my you made up 100 on my you're out. and i'm on my way and. bad. but i mean and out remy continues her training and has returned to the family planning center to take a class on birth control if the for you leg a showing you seen as i would want to not. only our i know you all the 90 dog bit we know they're for the. gate but what are they are you know with all our i won't bite open one of my. eyes and. the church's opposition to contraception puts believe like jane and remy in an awkward position. they don't know. i mean by. all. but they're not going to go away with this place it wouldn't be long

i was speaking with carly fiorina last week. she of course has endorsed joe biden.fsked her what do you think republicans who are backing aocn but very nervous about or bernie sanders having president bidens year. she says she's optimistic there will be a coalition government. given the state of politics right now, i'm not sure that's a reality. >> as we work our way towards convention, the story around the postal system in the united states and how good and ready it will be for postal voting is going to get some airplay. the fbi should probe the postal service delays. how dominant theme is this going to be? >> house speaker nancy pelosi: lawmakers in the house of representatives back into session could happen as early as this weekend. republicans over the sunday shows saying that the $10 billion but democrats are seeking for there to be funding in the usps, that that could be done. that could be finished. but the process and this is where it gets incredibly interesting if you are tracking iscal stimulus, the process where the headache lies because democrats would l

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biden's pick and carly harris is already successfully run in the largest state in the united states which is california statewide 3 times and the last 2 times just took her opponent out of the park including a latina and including a white male why are we not sonia getting anyone discussing policy is it because the vacuum has been sucked out of it he has so it's a vacuum as a political vacuum so it's talking about the personalities it's a talking to people saying i'm against trump or i'm against biden so we're not finding out what the policies are when it comes to turning america around not purely economically but in that kind of space of how america feels emotional the invested in itself or not perhaps that's an important distinction i think that both campaigns are running campaigns focused on persuasion this is persuading likely voters most of whom are white or elderly or older college educated and in the midwest and it's not a campaign about expansion which is really thinking about how campaigns and candidates can mobilize latino voters asian american voters young black voters to come o

despite the fact that he was being held without bond for violently raping, choking and that objecting carlyinguez outside her apartment in july of 2019. all the judge ordered him not to leave his maryland home, last week almost exactly a year after the rate prosecutors say he drove back to dominguez's appointment, star outside and shot her to death and fled the scene sparking a massive manhunt. two days ago alexandria police and federal marshals spotted him and pursued him, that led to a car chase which led to the suspect crashing, when officers came upon the card to arrest him they discovered he had shot himself which he is now reportedly engrave condition. 's defense attorneys released a statement saying they were certainly saddened by the tragedy both families have suffered here which experts argued violent offenders should never be included in the compassionate release of prisoners but again and again they aren't again and again they violently reoffend get several states including california are set to release thousands more prisoners over concerns of contracting covid-19. >> take a goo

carly joins us live with the disturbing stories. reporter: disturbing weekend of violence against police officers , not stopping overnight. in seattle police declaring a riot after several officers were hurt. of the department says summer hit by fireworks. in texas, three officers were hurt after a suspect opened fire during a hostage situation. that standoff still underway just outside austin. >> the mother called and said her son kicked in the door and was acting very aggressively. our officers responded, once they went in the house they were met with gunfire. three of our officers received gunshot wounds from the suspect. reporter: batman still barricaded with a three family members. the officers are expected to be okay in chicago police releasing video from a violent clash this weekend. one man's being willing a skateboard as a weapon. atlas-- at least 17 officers were hurt. the mayor is praising officers for keeping demonstrators say. >> we have also seen people who embedded themselves in the seemingly peaceful protests and com

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. >>> also after announcing her support for joe biden, carly fiorina will join the conversation.e" is moments away. conversation "morning joe" is moments away. and it's already available in parts of select cities. like los angeles and in new york city. and it's rolling out in cities around the country. with massive capacity, it's like an eight lane highway compared to a two lane dirt road. 25x faster than today's 4g networks. in fact, it's the fastest 5g in the world. from the network more people rely on. this is 5g built right. only on verizon. >>> welcome back, everybody. joining us now from washington with a look at axios a.m., police reporter for axios, hans nichols. great to see you on this tuesday morning. give us axios' 1 big thing today. >> we're looking at the polling on the pandemic, our 1 big thing at axios looks at the trust deficit that both candidates have with the rest of the country, but it's particularly stark, acute with president trump. just 31% of americans trust donald trump to say the right thing and be honest on the pandemic. now joe biden is a little bit h

the camp carli receives 29 years to date her resident a few years ago it was 45 euros we are seed ministration how much is that the migrants in asylum see his receive fire they get to 50 worth of cigarettes. that's the legally permitted amount of non-cash benefits. it's dispersed of what they call the bazaar of many you know there's also a bag of toiletries at no charge i ask how many cigarettes are received the answer it depends on the current price right now pakis 5 euros the same as a cell phone card a captive of what we thought we would have a better life here not this disaster. said this if you're disappointed totally disappointed. and that you made the journey again. she said if i had known all this why not. really want personally i would in hope of a better life for the few lucky ones who will receive asylum. the rest only a temporary suspension of deportation within 3 years some 6 out of 10 residents of cartagena would have been sent home. this was a case of. 'd the sentence they gave. us the sulaiman family fled syria 5 years ago and came to germany. you caught up with them i mean. ho

carlie, thank you.her, because a rare and powerful storm ripped through parts of the midwest. watch this. >> my god! oh, my god! brian: wow the national weather service confirming a small tornado touched down on chicago 's north side before moving over lake michigan. ainsley: pieces of a roof seen flying through the sky and nearly 400,000 are waking up this morning in the dark. meteorologist adam klotz joins us live. hey, adam. adam: good morning guys that was a big scary storm we saw yesterday the good news is everything that brought that together falling apart at this point but i do want to show you very widespread every one of these blue dots that is wind damage over the last 24 hours we saw winds up to 100 miles an hour widespread getting to 80-me lot of damage with this system. the conditions just aren't going to be there to see that again today. what we are going to have is another day of extreme heat. take what your average daytime high be depending on where you are add another 5-10 degrees so ag

. >> my name is carly drieden. in my small home hometown i did not feel like i could speak out about my experience with sexual assault but i worked with a group of people working to end the culture of sexual assault. i wept from survivor to advocate. >> as the president and ceo of the coalition against violence i am helping with the passing of the view lens against women act. we need congress to reauthorize and enhance that law. we need leaders who believe that a womans life is worth fighting for. >> joe biden is that kind of leader of the i created the joyful heart foundation to help survivors heal and to change the way our society responds to sexual violence. the vice president has worked tirelessly by our side to end the back long of hundreds of thousands of untested rape kits and our work will continue because testing kits not only makes our country safer but sends a vital message to a survivor. what happened matters. >> this is a program started by vice president biden to eliminate sexual assault on college ca

todd whitman, susan molinari of new york, meg whitman who ran for governor of california in 2010 and carly fiorina. and former republican congressman charlie dent from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. congressman dent, thank you so much. you've been a lifelong republican. why are you supporting joe biden? >> well, jake, i'm doing this because, one, i did not support president trump in 2016. i did not vote for him. i'm not going to do it in 2020. but at the end of the day, this really isn't about right or left. it's not about ideology. for me it's about right or wrong. stability versus instability, security versus insecurity. normal versus abnormal. that's why i'm doing this because i feel that we need to return some sense of normalcy to the function of government. we simply don't have that now. and that's why i'm going to be voting for joe biden for president. >> so, i'm sure you are going to hear from a lot of republican colleagues, current and former republican congress men who say joe biden is a democrat, charlie, you're a republican, and the democratic party is far more to the l

is this a huge leap into all their images to dimia domus and whining like a daughter has the while carlinot asking music if it will they. look at all of the most amusing as though well it will be here with the post me me is not easy but to them unfazed by them that it was all mobile more lost also has a will it will we visited it would include of we can only because our souls lost and you are the shells. at least those korans were written in russian more than 80000 books written in ukrainian have been destroyed. and for schoolchildren history lessons are now drenched in russian nationalism. and minutes apart was recently appointed deputy minister of information in the ukrainian government like so many others she's exiled from her crimean homeland but her family including her 10 year old brother still live there. he told her a simple story about his teacher single lesson she starts with this political conversations kind of she devotes 10 minutes she dedicated 10 minutes for the conversation on how beautiful craney unveil it is within the russian system or russia. when her young brother as

on morning tv, which might explain why i can't pronounce it, and it features a cameo by bettysand carlyenner. >> if betty white was in that video, shut it down. it would have been a classic. but if you don't know what it is -- >> i feel totally left out. >> kris, i'll tell you later. you're over 18 so we can talk about it. >> i just did a search that said wireless application protocol. >> yeah, we'll go with that one. >> we'll go with that. >> we'll switch right over to weather. >> and i'm going to change the subject completely. all right, let's start out this morning as we get a live look outside. looking at lafayette as the clouds start to roll over parts of the east bay this morning, and as we take a look at the 7-day forecast that's coming up on the bottom of the screen, a cloudy start but it won't be that way all day long. in fact, as we check out our high temperatures for all our microclimates, expect concord to reach 87 degrees, 71 degrees in oakland and some low 80s for palo alto. san francisco, we're staying in the mid-60s here. enjoy today with those little breaks you have fro

there is a lot of incoming right now and carly going to be an issue. florida is so important.ess the importance of florida. marco rubio, as you pointed out hitting on that. i was on those trips with secretary kerry, president obama, those were huge congressional delegations, pat leahy, amy klobuchar. that was not the piece that they're really looking at, but when she said she was expressing condolences to the cuban people that is more recent than the 1970s and as you said that is going to be difficult in florida. the upsides. these are all to the definition of jim clyburn, these are passionate women. susan rice knows him best. has the most experience, maybe, ready on day one, but has never run for elected office. they would all be strong in debate. kamala harris, the only one as he said some weeks ago who has run a presidential campaign, not well, but run a campaign and been in debates and very tough on him. i think it is true that that is forgiven because they want to see that against donald trump and karen bass, i should point out really does work well with republicans in ca

. >> carly, thank you so much for being here. what do you make of that when you put that in the context of the crime and violence we have seen has been at someone shooting at black lives matter protesters, shooting two people and having a social media that's riddled with not black lives matter, you know, stuff but things that are pro police, pro trump. what do you make of it? >> well, this is exactly why i'm backing joe biden, because we must have a man, a leader of empathy, of humility, of cam passion, of collaboration who is actually willing to takele this problem of racial injustice and begin to solve it. i mean, when you juxtapose that montage that you just played against your videotape of what happened in kenosha to mr. blake, yes, i understand and appreciate that due process is necessary for justice to be served, but as an american, watching that videotape, all i can say is, as i hope all americans can see with their own eyes, there is no justification for this, ever, just as there was no justification for george floyd, jus

. >> carly fiorina. >> we all knew what was going on. >> kamala harris is joe biden's running mate. >e first black woman in the united states senate. >> i'm going to be very candid, i don't think i've ever said this publicly. >> a lot of black feminists, myself include are very bitter about this suffrage anniversary. >> the history for black women is one of perseverance and diligence, but also deep racial oppression. >> typically we think that history is what happened. history is not what happened, history is who tells the story. >> so wolf it's a fascinating journey into women's rights in america. and the unfinished business that is still standing in the way of true gender equality in our own country. we hope that you and all your viewers will join us tonight for that conversation. >> we certainly will, erin. thank you so much. you can catch the special report, women represented, coming up next. >>> i'm wolf blitzer here in washington, i'll be back tomorrow for another special edition of the situation room starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. before we go, i want to take a moment to honor

>>carly the fire activity has been happening overnight due to the high winds. the good news is this particular fire has received a more personnel. there is about roughly 600 personnel on the ground now they say they have about a 1000 and that's still limited resources for a fire this big. live in raleigh gayle ong kron 4 news. >>all right gail and we want to take a live look outside in downtown san francisco. and as you can see here given the visibility issues and all the smoke you cannot see much tonight our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by with the forecast and also an update on some of the conditions for the firefighters were preset yeah, let's take a look at current conditions for this lightning fire. it is near the coast of monterey, so they are going to get a lot more moisture already tracking that cool sea breeze influence. >>and the return of some marine layer 68 degrees right now in monterey near that fire is burning relative humidity up to 73% so that is great especially for firefighters getting a lot more moisture out of that area compared

negotiating teams on scene they also had several streets in the area that were blocked off which have carly all been lifted now again no one was injured in this whole ordeal and again they're going to be updating us in just a moment here we have several questions we'd like to ask the one want to know how that person he was originally arrested able to acquire a weapon and also has some more information regarding what led up to these moments so again will be notified just a minute we'll bring that back to you but for now reporting here in san jose reyna harvey kron 4 news right in just a really quick question i know we had some street closures a surrounding that area do you know if they've lifted those closures or not or should people still avoid the stretch. >>yes, the so robin great question they have lifted those closures i don't know if you can see basically where i'm at right now this is a one of the main streets outside the jail where they had that street blocked off from media to the end and now they had us move were in the parking lot here just right across the street from the jail so

carly? >> he did a good job describing the historical point of it as well as the scientific point, but also the kind of politics of each point, like, not only a political aspect but the politics of science which was an interesting point of view. prof. mcmillen: something very we haven't done that before. yeah, right. what do you think? did he deserve the pulitzer prize? shall we vote? what do you think? i think thumbs-up, right. obviously a man of some repute and certainly did a great job on this book. the first well recorded outbreak of polio took place in rutland, vermont, in 1894. 123 people there caught polio. there was another outbreak, substantial outbreak in 1907 and then a major outbreak in 1916 that began in pigtown, in brooklyn, new york and that spread across the northeast and some 6,000 people died from that outbreak. the author has an interesting comment or thoughts to make about why these epidemics suddenly broke out. why it is in the late 19th and then in the early 20th centur

you know, they did some counterprogramming with the launch of republicans like carly fiorina who are stepping out and supporting joe biden on the day they launch their convention. it's a little counterprogramming there. but the other side of this is, at this point, i think it's sort of self-evident. people watch because they were in their homes. they were not doing other things at the time when a lot of these narratives were unfolding. people understand the story line regarding why the violence and why the rioting occurred. they distinguish between the protests that occurred between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. -- i mean 7:00 p.m. and what happened after 7:00 p.m. at night. so -- but i think you'll see on the back end of that, at some point, that contrast will be made. but how -- what else do you say in between? you kind of look at this sort of view of the world and you go all these terrible things are happening and it's joe biden's fault. but joe biden is not president. you are. >> michael, the truth matters. the only issue is only if you see it. we hear the narrative over and over in c

. >> commissioner swig: carly, you understand that i think i would admit to carrying some baggage in this meeting due to the performance that we've exhibited oaover the last several months. if you paid attention to our hearings they have been contentious especially with regard to behavior and attention to detail. mr. carnes presented the perfect example of what causes frustration at least on my part. he shows 1629 market, perfectly filled out application for tree removal and then he showed the subject case which was not even close to being a comprehensive or adequately pulled out application. why should we not -- also i agree with you, the trees that are here are all trees are important. but there are more important trees than these trees. it's the point of the matter, i think that buff is there to protect the city and its citizens from making sure that the urban forest is maintained. you heard with all due respect to the developer. i probably would have answered the same way. hey, we got clear that tree because the house won't fit without it. that was testimony that i heard today fr

england after diet very good england's bowlers are fighting hard to get them back into the match of carly2nd were kids although pakistan continued to build on that substantial 1st innings late which is 244 runs overall further problems for the u.s. open tennis tournament later this month so more top 10 women's players side i won't play because of coronavirus fears and. and kiki burton's fellow world number one ash barty who withdrew last month defending men champion rafael nadal has also pulled out plenty of stars competing at golf's p.g.a. championship the 1st major in 13 months but it's a little known chinese player who has taken round 2 by storm has moved to 8 under par in san francisco. that's free of the fear of staying in the u.s. and the f.b.i. continues at disney world no booking box top spot in the eastern conference on thursday but they had to do it the hard right the box with 19 points down against miami heat at one stage. to compile and chris middleton scored 33 points age as the bucs recovered to eventually win by 40 in our psyches and i joe the calgary flames approach to the

and the way he introduced me was to say, this is carly, your new boss.he's our token bimbo. >> i'm sure that was just one of so many attempts to humiliate or demean you so you had to fight. >> the short answer is, yes. the very first time i was supposed to meet my client, the colleague said you can't meet the client because we're going to a place called the board room. it turns out, the board room was a strip club. so, i ended up going. my male colleagues kept trying to get the young women to come over and dance for them. and three young women approached our table. and all three of them said, not till the lady leaves. and i experienced this moment of connection and empathy with women, that i didn't think we had anything in common with, and yet we all knew what was going on. and honestly, that was a moment of grace for me. >> you were the first female ceo of a fortune 50 company, right? hewlitt-packard. that was in the late 1990s. so now, here we are, about 20 years later, just over, 37 of the fortune 500 are women. only 37. >> i mean, 37 is shocking. >>