is a great sarah. oh absolutely i can promise you that's the reason they're not coming it stay away from me and stay were my own we will have their problems. well this is one of my favorite things to do. myself. with a bible in one hand and a gun in the other we can make this country one nation under god once again. in the name of the founding fathers of this great country don't you ever acquiesce don't ever turn your weapons of war in safety don't ever turn those over to your government it is the great equalizer if two people have a gun their equal or whoever has the gun they are superior. every time they pass another gun control law they promise a safety do you know who did the same thing adolf hitler now there's already three hundred fifty million guns in america what are you going to do you go confiscate a will. you're going to make it more difficult for the criminals to get them they already have them they can get them faster than you can the problem with crime in america is recidivism the repeat

a. great sarah's. oh absolutely i can promise you that's the reason they're not coming in stay away from me and they were my home and we will have their problems. well this is one of my favorite things to do. myself. with a bible in one hand and a gun in the other we can make this country one nation under god once again in the name of the founding fathers of this great country don't you ever acquiesce don't ever turn your weapons of war and safety don't ever turn those over to your government it is the great equalizer if two people have a gun they're equal or whoever has the gun they are superior. every time they pass another gun control law they promise a safety do you know who did the same thing adolf hitler now there's already three hundred fifty million guns in america what are you going to do you go confiscate a will. you're going to make it more difficult for the criminals to get them they already have them they can get them faster than you can the problem with crime in america is recidivism the

a. great sarah's. oh absolutely i can promise you that's the reason they're not coming in stay away from me and they were my own we will have their problems. well this is one of my favorite things to do. myself. with a bible in one hand and a gun in the other we can make this country one nation under god once again in the name of the founding fathers of this great country don't you ever acquiesce don't ever turn your weapons of war in safety don't ever turn those over to your government it is the great equalizer if two people have a gun they're equal or whoever has the gun they are supreme every time they pass another gun control law they promise a safety do you know who did the same thing adolf hitler now there's already three hundred fifty million guns in america what are you going to do you go confiscate them all. you're going to make it more difficult for the criminals to get them they already have them they can get them faster than you can the problem with crime in america is recidivism the repeat

is a great sarah. oh absolutely i can promise you that's the reason they're not coming in stay away from me and stay were my home and we will have their problems. well this is one of my favorite things to do. myself. with a bible in one hand and a gun in the other we can make this country one nation under god once again. in the name of the founding fathers of this great country don't you ever acquiesce don't ever turn your weapons of war in safety don't ever turn those over to your government it is the great equalizer if two people have a gun they're equal or whoever has the gun they are supreme. every time they pass another gun control law they promise a safety do you know who did the same thing adolf hitler now there's already three hundred fifty million guns in america what are you going to do you go confiscate a will. you're going to make it more difficult for the criminals to get them they already have them they can get them faster than you can the problem with crime in america is recidivism the r

townhouse and you could kind of read between the lines where she just mentioned that it wasn't a great thing where sarah was living rite next to them and decorated their part of the townhouse and so forth. i would imagine that she was not happy to be in a wing of this house where sarah could also open the door way from her bedroom into el nor's bedroom or early on franklin and el nor shared bedrooms whenever she wanted to. when she moved into this section of the house she moved all of the furniture out of the room into this room. the birth room as we call it was used as a guest room. so this then became an essence, the master bedroom to the house. and then after sarah died, she left a note that she wanted to have the birth room furniture put back into the room because she knew fdr planned to turn this place to the national park service and have it open to the public and she wanted the room to appear as it was when she was born in it. so this became a more of a guest bedroom after that point. sarah roosevelt passed, away in september of 1941 and they say that right after she died, a giant okay tree fell

have a great afternoon. >> thanks, sarah. >>> monday on c-span's "lardmark cases." we'll explore the civil rights cases of 1882. the supreme court decision that struck down the civil rights act of 1875, a federal law that granted all people access to public accommodations like trains and theaters, regardless of race. justice john marshall harlan cast the lone vote in opposition and his dissent eventually eclipsed the legacy of the majority decision. explore this with danielle holley-walker and peter. kirsanow. watch "land mark cases" live monday at 9:00 eastern c-span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background on each case while you watch, order the copy of the companion book, available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling at c-span.org/land markcases. and for an additional resource, there is a link on our website to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you u

a speedskater. must successful olympic speed skaters have over 10 metals. -- medals. she really had to push hard. japan's skater was the one that came close. more great news for the netherlands. sarah: canada also had some great news. >> this canadian team is full of stars. they were really disappointed if you years ago -- a few years ago because they lost to russia. gold was already in the back by the time they got on the ice. patrick was also competing in the men's single event. he has had a difficult time with things lately. he stumbled friday. he is a three-time champion. he could get one in the individual event. that is here what he had to say. -- let us hear what he had to say. >> we all came through when we needed to and supported each other. i am happy to have done it with this group of people. sarah: we have to talk about the weather. that was endorse but -- inddoros but the weather has been wreaking havoc? >> the wind has been causing trouble. . winds up to 50 miles per hour wind chills at -15. the winds down health -- down hill, the higher of the mountain you are the windier it is. some athletes have come out and said that they should help been -- not have been competing

have a great afternoon. >> sarah huckabee sanders ending the white house briefing. i'm going to start -- i'm going to put this on hold for just a second and get the answer that we left off with, with paul fishman. we were talking about hope hicks being interviewed. the key to the obstruction part of this investigation is potentially anybody in the white house, and that does include hope hicks, since she's so senior. the key person, key witness, and bear with me here. the key witness to the collusion/coordination aspect to this investigation is? >> well, the two people who know the most about russia who are now within the -- bob mueller's sights are mike flynn, who has pled guilty, and paul manafort, who hasn't. but we know from what we've learned from the investigation so far of all the people who have now pled guilty or been indicted, they're the ones who have the most information about the russians. >> all right. now we're going to go back to the briefing. and i want to specifically ask hallie jackson in the briefing room about sarah huckabee sanders's reaction to

a right, and center. 23 metals, 11 of them gold. the winner and in second was fabian and erik. great result for them. you do not usually see a one- country win for first sarahond, and third. in the meantime, we have to turn to some of the not so great things that happened at the olympics. there was another failed doping test. pablo: that is right. a slovenian ice hockey player. he was expelled and sent home. he tested positive for infant toddler all -- for a drug being banned. the big news is related to news from day 10, the russian curler. russian sports officials as they are starting a criminal investigation into the fact he tested positive in both tests carried out on him for this banned substance, made famous by the russian tennis start maria sharapova. she received a one-year ban for it. alexander denied taking meladonium. we will not hear the last of this. sarah: thanks so much, pablo. with that, you are up-to-date on dw news. i am sarah kelly in berlin. don't forget, you can follow us on social media. i hope to see you again soon. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

a great loss. her bright spirit will be missed. my deepest condolences go out to her family and loved ones. sarah had a great heart and we'll all miss her. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the legacy of wright county sheriff joe hag arty. he retires after 33 honorable years of service to the third largest sheriff's office in the state of minnesota. reputation for honesty and has become reputation for h and has become someone we all trust. our community has been honored to have a public servant with joe's level of integrity and accountability. his respect for the rule of law and compassion for his fellow citizens made him an exceptional sheriff. during his time in office, joe fostered a relationship with neighboring counties to share a crime lab which helped solve cases and bring justice. every single day joe put the safety of minnesotans above all else. sheriff haggerty, i speak on behalf of all minnesotan when is i say thank you. we wish you a happy and healthy nd well deserved retirement. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize and thank sheriff jim olson for his incredible 31 years of service

is a great sarah. oh absolutely i can promise you that's the reason they're not coming in stay away from me and stay were my own we will have their problems. well this is one of my favorite things to do. myself. with a bible in one hand and a gun in the other we can make this country one nation under god once again in the name of the founding fathers of this great country don't you ever acquiesce don't ever turn your weapons of war in safety don't ever turn those over to your government it is the great equalizer if two people have a gun their equal or whoever has the gun they are superior. every time they pass another gun control law they promise a safety do you know who did the same thing adolf hitler now there's already three hundred fifty million guns in america what are you going to do you go confiscate a will. you're going to make it more difficult for the criminals to get them they already have them they can get them faster than you can the problem with crime in america is recidivism the repeat o

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this is a great story to end with. schoolgirls, sarahffered prayers from donald trump, out of the icu. >> a couple days ago press secretary sarah huckabee sanders asked the nation to pray for a 9-year-old little girl with a rare brain condition. take a listen to this. >> millions of people from every corner of the world will be praying for you january 26th and this will be people, all of us at the white house including donald trump. >> reporter: good news from sophia's father who posted this on facebook saying sophia is out of the icu in a regular room and doing well, physical therapists say she looks great, she is eating pizza and watching frozen, getting back to her normal goofy silly self. how great is that? >> frozen and pizza. exactly. thank you so much. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. get out of jail weed cards, letting marijuana offenders off scott free. >> it is -- as i say over and over what he is doing brings tears to the eyes of the statue of liberty. heather: democrats railing against donald trump. why can't

have a great afternoon. >> dana: all right. that was sarahrs, the white house press secretary briefing the press on a range of issues. we are going to talk about that. let's bring in kevin sheridan and g.o.p. strategist and former spokesman for paul ryan. michael meehan president of square communications and former chief of staff for senator maria cantwell. kevin, let me start with you. the white house press secretary started with talking about the senate and a broken system as she said. that the nominations have been stalled so much that even some democrats are starting to say we have got to stop holding these people hostage and in particular sarah sanders mentioned ric grenell who has been nominated for ambassador to germany. the white house looks like it's going to ratchet up pressure on the senate on that issue. >> as they should. and ric grenell is a great example of that is he a highly qualified candidate who has been nominated for months and months and months now and stopped by chuck schumer's strategy which is very intentional to just

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. >> reporter: i love that guy, it's great to start your day with a laugh. >> reporter: sarah bloomquist was having fun with him in minneapolis. we have clouds this morning, we have a wind coming up from the south. it's a gentle breeze drawing up milder air from the south. despite the cloud cover we're better than yesterday. yest

a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> wow. >> reporter: live from minneapolis i'm sarah bloomquist, new back to you. >>> great chant, thanks, h >>> lets go back to our area now. >> "action news" reporter christie ileto is live in center city where preparation for a celebration, a soggy celebration are getting underway there, hi there, christie. >> reporter: hey there, rick and monica the rain is not deterring these people. i want to pan around this guy that is drumming. he is getting people here at intersection of broad and walnut in the mood. it has been like this all afternoon, just every now and then you will see the cars, they are honking, people will break out in the eagles fight song on the sidewalk and police want people to be able to celebrate, safely and that means a lot of these barriers that you see in the median of broad street, they have been put in place, even on the sidewalk those are probably put in right before the game end depending upon the outcome that game. there is parking restriction ness place, on broad street from pine to arch , and nobody can park on broad from now, until tomorrow morning, and of co

england captain sarah hunter going overfor a england captain sarah hunter going over for a hat—trick of tries to help her team secured a bonus point. greatameron norrie lost in four sets, to albert ramos—vinolas. but it was another excellent effort from the world number 114 who had pulled off a massive comeback victory in his first singles rubber on friday. we are just over three hours away from the superbowl between the patriots and the eagles. you can watch it live on bbc one from 11:15 pm. i'll be back with more later on. an elderly man has died after a fire at a care home at stevenage in hertfordshire, believed to have been caused by an oxygen cylinder explosion. six other residents were also taken to hospital after the incident at woodlands view care home. 0ne is said to be in a critical condition. hertfordshire county council says a full investigation will be carried out. 0ur correspondent richard smith is at the scene. investigators are trying to piece together why there was an explosion and fire at this care home in stevenage. the localfire brigade is being supported by police and the london fire brigade in that work. a police co

defending him saying he did a great job and wished him luck: sarah huckabee sanders says president trump supports those against domestic violence. >> taking domestic violence seriously and believe all allegations need to be investigated thoroughly. >> she said it could have been handled better and the white house will be taking a look at the process. >>> a trip to celebrate a birthday ends in a fiery crash. a closer look at the hell cop crash in the grand canyon. >>> a new layer that increase dam inspections is to be set in place. >>> breezy out there. the quality with the atmosphere, is there any rain coming? i will let you know. et you know. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now, our queen c2 mattress is only $699, save $200. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> four family members died in a plane crash. the crash site is 40 miles north of los angeles. the private plane went down sunday around 11 a.m. aboard with was a 65 years ol

that's why a started writing the book at a time when the exciting presidential campaign involving barack obama, john mccain, hillary clinton, sarah palin, what is a great exciting campaigns of all times. i was writing the book, hoping that while i wrote it i would call attention to what the senate was and what it potentially could be and i wanted to try to write the book hoping i could help somehow reverse the decline, but at the same time i was counting on the presidential election. we had a new president at a time of possible hope and change, so i thought maybe the election would help it by the time i completed the book, obviously the reverse was the case. the senate was deeply mired in partisan gridlock. the narrative of my book ended in 1980, but i wrote an epilogue to try to explain what had happened after 1980 and that epilogue, the first book kind of became the launchpad of this book and i want to say one thing that i do think is important. i wrote-- i undertook to write this book in the fall 2016, when i was absolutely sure hillary clinton would be elected presidents and couldn't govern unless the senate changed. this book wasn't a response to

a great job. and then yesterday, sarah huckabee sanders said that porter was gone within 24 hours and that porter was gone as soon as we found out about this. fbi director christopher wray just said, no, no, no, no, no. they passed all of that information along to the white house in november, including the updates earlier this month. meanwhile, "the washington post" says that kelly pushed porter to stay on the job after the story broke. and according to politico, sarah huckabee sanders arranged an off-the-record meeting in the west wing with porter and four reporters. are you confused? because we are. nbc's kristin welker is at the white house. phil rucker is the white house bureau chief for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. guys, it's really difficult to keep this straight, because the white house's explanation about porter and what they did when and what they knew when has changed so many times in the last seven days. but what we do know is what christopher wray, kristin, just said in front of the senate, contradicts what the white house has said. the white house has said th

you can get from a job you sarah low has created a system that combines recycling plastic and saving water. all it required was one great idea. and a little hole in a plastic bottle. thanks to the drip irrigation system. tomatoes have survived a month of drought. healthy despite the scorching sun. the farmer expects a harvest in two months which he can sell on the local market. just the simple bottle irrigation method helps ensure food security and to protect the environment. like that. if you are also doing. visit our website. share your story was wow it's amazing what great ideas people come on with another eco who we want to introduce to you regina. she lives in port city in cameron she is an environmental journalist and she's involved with a non-governmental organization called sustainable one for the bottom and it promotes inclusive and sustainable development initiatives and that means getting ordinary people involved with you know has inspired many to think more about the environment and to take better care of it so what did we do when to find out how she does. these women are out to make a difference environment

sarah sanders? >> that's a great question. he had an opportunity. he talks on twitter all the time, as you just said. he had an opportunity to say this on camera. he had nice things to say about rob porter and nothing about the women he victimized. it's hard to believe this is a white house that takes domestic violence seriously. we heard it from sarah sanders today. general kelly went out a memo saying this. if you look at all of the markets, i'm not going to argue when they knew about it, the point is when they were confronted with it, when the story broke, they didn't fire him. they defended him. they said he was a man of integrity. this is what general kelly said and sarah sanders said. anyone who has worked with him is lucky. i'm paraphrasing. are lucky to have known him. this is after the news broke. so, these are not people that are taking nee ining domestic v accusations seriously. >> jason, the other thing about the president's comments, which were on friday. it wasn't like the president was talking down the hall and someone with a camera j

. >> now for sarah bloomquist, melissa mcgee, jeff skversky and the team, i'm walter perez. have a great a great week ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> action news is sponsored by ... ♪ ♪ >> eagles nation >> former eaglen jaworski throws his take on the quarterback, carson wentz and what to do with nick foles. no need to channel surf, sports sunday starts now. >> this is sports sunday, sponsored by audi. >>> welcome to sports sunday. where no one likes us, and we don't care. live, i'm jeff skversky with nfl analyst, ron jawoski. going to talk about the epic jason kelce speech. but winning the super bowl, as a former eagle, how much to see them win and parade up brood street? >> meant an awful lot. all players live through them. we lost super bowl 39, and we wanted a championship. when the eagles finally won that championship, we all felt a part of it. and the city of philadelphia, it's been 58 years since the ago s have won an nfl championship. and we can finally exhale. hoisted the vince lombardi trophy down the parkway to the art museum. a great feeling. >> unbelievable week. in fact, the best week eve

great steering. they actually won by 77seven hundreths of a second. sarahriefly, you have to explain who the garlic girls are. matt: they are the korean national women's curling team. they've won eight out of nine games. they face japan on the semi finals on thursday. they won the hearts of all of korea. koreans are trying to imitate the success of their heroes. they are named the garlic girls because they are from a province where garlic is grown in korea. and everybody wants to get in on the act. sarah: i was wondering where the garlic came in. that does make sense, though. that definitely does make sense. matt herrmann from dw's sports desk, thank you. and with that, you are up-to-date here on "dw news." i am sarah kelly in berlin. thanks for watching. i hope to see you again soon. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] @ical music) - [narrator] the past 70 years has been the era of pax americana. - this new structure of peace is rising up on strong founda

. >> reporter: i love that guy, it's great to start your day with a laugh. >> reporter: sarah bloomquist was having fun with him in minneapolis. we have clouds this morning, we have a wind coming up from the south. it's a gentle breeze drawing up milder air from the south. despite the cloud cover we're better than yesterday. yesterday we were in the teens, today, 34 in philadelphia. 35 in wilmington. 31 in trenton. 30 in allentown. 30 in reading, 34 in millville. obviously it's cold enough for a coat this morning, but not as nasty and uncomfortable as yesterday morning. i'll show you the windchills they are not having much of an impact. single digit wind in philadelphia. if philadelphia feels like 29. as we go through the afternoon it's a milder one. 10:00 a.m., 40. 2:00 p.m., 47 i'm going for a high of 49 degrees right in there around 3:00 p.m. we're back down to 43 degrees by 8:00. notice how the clouds get thicker as the day goes on. late today and this evening, rain starts to move in. future tracker 6 shows you as soon as 5:00 we could have spotty showers developing and it fills in l

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a clever way of turning it all on its head. so yeah, it was really exciting. i love penelope. i think she is great. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. sarahw we have to turn to controversy. the berlinale has been criticized for imitation of a korean director. what is the issue? reporter: you know that me too is a huge issue, speaking out against sexual harassment in the film industry. i have been a big topic this year at the berlin film festival. but the berlin film festival actually invited a director named kim kee duk who was accused of sexual harassment in south korea. the allegations go back to his 2013 film mobius. when of the actresses that he slapped her and sexually abused her onset. he admitted to the slapping and was forced to pay a fine of several thousand euros, but the sexual abuse allegations were actually dismissed, so he was invited to the film festival, but his presence is causing controversy. people say it is inappropriate for him to be present, particularly at a festival like the berlin film festival which is so political and tries to take a stance on these issues. this year with me to in the spotlight, his presence is

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a huge second performance to beat italy 42 points to seven. england captain sarah hunter went over for a hat—trick of tries helping her team secure the bonus point. great norrie lost in four sets, to albert ramos—vinolas. but it was another excellent effort from the world number 114 who had pulled off a massive comeback victory in his first singles rubber on friday. i cannot speak highly enough of what he has done all weekend and again today. people might have thought it was a 1—off on friday, what he produced, but he did it again today against another high—quality player. anything can happen. people should really close. i am really proud of him. i have been saying it since friday that i am. no one can tell how someone will go out and play in a debut. and more the way he has played in the challenge tour. that isa played in the challenge tour. that is a reference point of how far he can go. the only way is up for him. that's the sport for tonight — of course super bowl 52 between the patriots and the eagles is live now on bbc one. it could be long night. have a good one. thank you very much. you are watching bbc news. two pensioners have been injured in

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a great day. maybe we'll do longer tomorrow after i get a full night's rest. >> sarah huckabee-sanders briefing the press hours after returning from south korea for the closing ceremony of the olympics. and answering a range of topics, everything from gun control to north korea, syria as well as the russia probe. when she got a number of questions about where the president stands right now in terms ever his proposal to arm some teachers, asked if he was backtracking from that stance at all after having met with the nra over the weekend, sarah sanders disputed that saying this is an ongoing discussion. and our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson was in the front row pressing her on a range of topics what were your take aaways today. >> we're looking ahead to the wednesday meeting between president trump and what she said is a bipartisan group of lawmakers to talk specifics and one of the critical things we'll learn is what specifics will come out of this proposal to raise the minimum age to buy a semi-automatic weapon from 18 to 21. you heard sarah sanders say the president is still in co

a lie? >> we know that sarah sanders probably has a lot on her plate and this wasn't a great criticism of hersit is valid, but i do think the fbi does owe everybody an explanation. not just here, but if you look at dale ruth, the charleston massacre that killed 10 people, there was also a glitch in the background check which the fbi could be held responsible for. he was arrested for marijuana, he should not have been allowed to buy a gun. the guy named kevin neal in texas killed seven people and he also had an assault record. >> there is no reason any law enforcement agency should be held responsible for glitches. but you deny that the fbi was spending too much time on russia that they dropped the ball? >> i agree with that. rush limbaugh had said it previously. i think he said it friday, and he was saying as rush limbaugh has the ability to do, saying it in kind of a snarky way. >> so rush limbaugh was saying whatever the president was? >> no, i think rush limbaugh would like to see the fbi really focus in on this and say, we really can't have this again in a situation where you had two reall

a great day. maybe we'll do it a little longer after i get a full night's rest. >> sarah sanders with a more on the brief side white house briefing there. she said maybe tomorrow will be noted after a full night's sleep. she had just returned from south korea with ivanka trump and the delegation that was there for the closing ceremonies. let's pick apart a little bit what we heard. dana bash, cnn politics reporter, chris cillizza and kate bennett all with us. a lot of these questions not surprisingly focused on where the president stands when it comes to some sort of change as a way that this country deals with guns. a number of reporters are really trying to pin sarah sanders down here and she continued to make the point, dana, that this is really right now all about the president listening, that he is talking to a number of different groups to get a feel for where things could go. but when something came up about background checks, it was tough to nail her down a little bit and i know that one really stood out to you, dana. >> it did because as she was speaking, our colleague ted barrett sent out

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a level of frustration. mike: i had that frustration. sarah: be glad that your numbers were better. mike: well, if you think bill clinton had a great -- martha: there was a fair share of scandals he had to weather. mike: if you thought that bill clinton had the liberal press on his side, i wish they had shown up more often and been supportive. sarah: this tension between the press in the white house is always existed. mike: the difference is that we understood that they were the fourth estate and we have to deal with them because they are the conduit with which we keep the american people and informed. for better or worse, and some days was worse, rather than better. sarah: we did not declare war on them. mike: you did and that is a difference and you need to roll that back. the president has to. martha: a thing the president has been doing is speaking regularly to the press. mike: he is more accessible in exchanges. you are a master data analyst and he has probably been more accessible van obama and bush. martha: and clinton, in that first year, before you got there. mike: you mean when we got in our battles? martha: the jefferson

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a great career. nothing about the alleged victims, nothing about domestic violence in general. and now sarahaying, the president is relaying the message that he cares greatly about domestic violence, of course about due process, as well. those words have not come from the president's mouth. he had two opportunities today to do it and chose to remain mum. >> it's a stunning thing. but he filters all, including what goes on on the news, through himself. so, when he hears that someone's been accused of a crime of domestic violence or abusing someone, he recalls his own 16 accusers, and they're people he detests, that's an experience that made him very upset. he has empathy for himself, he has empathy for this other male who has been accused. i don't think he goes to any concern about the women who are making the accusation s and hav clearly suffered. >> do you think it's a political calculation, that's not something his base necessarily needs to hear from him, and that the notion of him seeming to be strong as he defines strong, which others may defind as weakness, but know addressing things or

a great accomplice to work. ashley parker, let's watch something that happened in a briefing a few moments ago with sarah huckabee sanders and our own hallie jackson. >> given a guilty plea from rick gates on friday, i'm wondering what it says in your view about the president's judgment three people linked to his campaign now turned out to be criminal. >> look, those are issues that took place long before they were involved with the president and anything beyond that, because those are active investigations, i'm not going to go any further than that. >> are you concerned about his campaign? >> but those actions that are under review and under investigation took place prior to him being part of the president's campaign. >> so, jim is here. we're going to bring him in in a second. if he was a criminal long before he joined the campaign, why the hell was he on the campaign in the first place? did they have not have access to google? rick gates pleaded guilty to a crime he committed three weeks ago. i don't even know what -- does she have notes in front of her? why does she say the things she says? this blows my mind

a lie? >> well, i think we know sarah sanders has so many things on her plate that this probably was not a greattement of hers. i think the criticism is valid. but i do think that the fbi does owe everybody an explanation here. but not just here but if you look at dylann roof, the charleston massacre that killed 10 people. there was also a glitch in the background check which the fbi could be helpful for. there was a situation -- because he had been arrested for marijuana. he should not have been allowed to buy a gun. the guy named kevin neal in texas killed five people and he had also had some arrest records. and then the guy -- >> there's no doubt the fbi and any law enforcement should be held responsible for any glitches and stuff. but it does not have anything to do -- you acknowledge it doesn't have to do with the russia probe that the fbi is spending too much time on russia that they dropped the ball. >> i agree with that. as a matter of fact, rush limbaugh actually had said it previously. i think he said it friday. and he was saying, as rush limbaugh has the ability to do, saying it in ki

a great look. chris and i both read it and loved it. to noam's left is sarah watson. sarah is a technology critic who write a piece about the intersection of technology culture and society printer work has appeared in the atlantic wired the "washington post" slate and motherboard to choose the philly with the berkin client center for internet society and harvard university and author of the town -- center for journalism on the current state of technology and then to noam's right into my left is christina couch. chris couch i had the absolute pleasure of working with for several years now. >> she's the coordinator for the communications forum. the intersections of technology and psychology and her bylines appear in nova net technology review. the company coexist with "wired" magazine. we have for your convenience all of the twitter handles on the board @noam cohen and @couch cf. and without further ado i will turn it over to them. in addition to noam's look we have book that jeff co-wrote with the head of the m.i.t. media lab called whiplash which is also a great book.

a great quote. son of a dissident in polling places the quality is -- the more heroic and self-sacrificing the revolutionary. in this case the journalist. katie carried, one a journalism award for asking sarahpalin what newspaper she reads. one of our undercover reporters to appeal in federal court in the city is against bob kramer who is personally close to the president of president obama. met with the president 47 times inside the white house. 47 times. very powerful guy. he has clients including the teachers unions which allison has opened undercover to investigate. and she goes into federal court because he resigned at the height of the election. and president trump mentioned her video in the presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. unable think katie accomplished that. and he resigned, the videos became the number one most trending videos in the world. even forced anderson cooper to say what you see in the videos is deeply troubling. [laughter] and did you get a journalism award? no! she is in federal court. i don't think even many people in this room knew that. that is what we face. that is david versus goliath. that is truth to power. nsa shame on these journali

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