and tonight, word of a second accusation from an employee, filing a complaint of a hostile working environment. that complaint later dropped. the news coming just one week after congresswoman jackie speier said this, with the country listening. >> in fact, there are two members of congress, republican and democrat, right now, who serve, who have been subject to review or not have been subject to review, but have engaged in sexual harassment. >> today, congresswoman speier's office would not say if she was referring to conyers there, but speier did say it raises

all they ask in return this to be able to work in a hostile free work environment. there what this is a fixed the perpetrators held accountable. >> host: i want your reaction that's giving a lot of attenti attention. >> guest: when jackie mentioned there are two members and she went into some detail about the allegations, i'm not familiar as chair of the committee, i am not aware of which two member she's referring to. because she went into some specificity of what she claims they have done. that is a very serious allegation. certainly if employees or other people have been sick subjected to this harassment weather and an officer out, it's important that people come forward and they share. she is right. so much of sexual harassment and misconduct goes unreported. it's important people are held accountable. that's what the committee wants. it's also about conducting fair and impartial investigations. not every allegation is accurate. not every rumor that might be told about a member or staffers accurate. that's why we have a nonpartisan, well-trained staff that's a se

we knew it coming into the game in a hostile environment. everybody would have to do their job. thing more than that. you saw guys contributing. big personnels. moving the ball well. everybody stepped up. we have four take aways and a score. didn't let them in the end zone. that's what we hung our hat on. not doing anything special. everybody doing their job. when the number is called step it up. >> michele: 2009 you win with the saints. special teams. >> we hadn't won a super bowl yet. being on the 2009 team you have to enjoy the moment. enjoy the road. that's the biggest thing. we are trying to stay in the moment. this is a special year, special season. we have fun out here. we'll continue to stay that way. >> michele: it feels special? >> definitely special. the city is excited. the fan base is traveling well. we are having a good time. we'll stay in the moment. >> michele: thanks. mike? in the beard but a lot of life in not just malcolm jenkins but the defense. tony, i think over the last eight days we saw new england on sunday. pittsburgh. eagles have the best record at 9-1.

corning to the department of justice r t the channel you're watching now is an agent of a foreign even hostile power all the while the d.o.j. refuses to explain why this is the case critics warn r.t. is a test case for a campaign of media suppression. like for many flips over the gays so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch or the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money. and spending you're getting twenty million on one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game great so what more chance for . thinks it's going to. greetings and salutation many years from now when fingers are pressed to keep pads historians writing the real version of history not the not the live agreed upon version historians will have an interesting time hammering out just what was the relationship between the united states and isis was isis the ultimate muslim terrorist bad guys to the united states valiant fighters for truth justice and the american way

but then that can create a hostile work environment.i would hope an an employee woud feel comfortable complaining to the right people and circumstances. the way that the policy is written the employee is asked to report to the immediate supervisor and management they feel comfortable making that complaint. >> i appreciate you highlighting having people together. i note we had that type of thing in training and it is an important aspect of what we need here. any additional examples perhaps it would be good to give more examples to provide some of the things we private sector or doing that would be hopefu helps we look at this and then i also want to ask about suggestions that the first woman i spoke to suggested a thin ombudsman it gets to the questions your job is what congress has told you at this point but if we are to have an ombudsman that is the victim support person that they are not to be somebody that you know what this is a criminal case you don't need mediation here, you need to deal with this legally, or here's the process an

but more fundamentally, it just shows the extraordinary degree of connections between a hostile foreign power and a presidential campaign. that has never been the case. and of course, that begs the biggest question of all, which is why? why were there these intimate connections with campaign? >> congressman schiff, house republicans released their tax plan this week. what is your view of how that plan would affect >> well, one thing we know for sure, it brings corporate down. it also brings rates down for, you know, very, very wealthy families that have large estates like the trump's. in terms of middle class families, if you're a middle class family in a state like california, it is likely to give you a very big tax increase, because it would limit your mortgage interest deduction, it would prevent you from deducting your state and local taxes. so millions of californians will get a whopping tax increase. it will chill the housing industry, prevent people from deducting student loan interests. it's a pretty big loser. we could do a much better bill that simplifies the tax code and prov

against the computer security giant wiki leaks has revealed in the last week found the cia has created a hostile program that imitates caspar ski software according to the whistle blowing group it uses computer viruses to send back information to the cia. now a report from a u.k. based think tank claims the european union is effectively making criminals out of those volunteering to help refugees cross borders by classifying their humanitarian actions us trafficking or smuggling well one of the volunteers mentioned in the report is a fifty year old former british soldier rob laurie he hit the headlines back in january twenty sixth again when french authorities rounded on him for trying to help a four year old and her father illegally cross into the u.k. now they were living in a sewer pipe of the notorious kalai jungle camp when they were discovered by mr laurie he told us his story. years ago i went over to help in in france in the notorious jungle and i was building shelters there. and i befriended a young afghan girl and her father and she used to help me for many weeks and you know amongst bu

moving on the lebanese president is accusing saudi arabia of quote a hostile act it concerns the lebanese prime minister who threw the riyadh under brockley resigned on saturday nothing just defies that hariri did not return after twelve days we consider it to be custody and detention violating the vienna convention and the convention of human rights. to picking apart this story first beirut based journalist martin j. is live on the program hi martin what indeed is the latest on this diplomatic row and what could result from it do you think. well at the moment we just don't know we're waiting to see in the next day or possibly couple of days with mr hariri will actually follow through on what he saw on television just a couple of days ago that he would return to beirut very shortly in the next couple of days so a lot of a number of pundits are wondering whether that means friday or saturday or it it means a more looser interpretation of the phrase we're possibly looking at next week i think elm present allen's comments today are a sort of reaction from the lebanese president who hasn't re

against the computer security giant wiki leaks has revealed in the last week that the cia has created a hostile program that imitate casper's software according to the whistle blowing group it uses computer viruses to send back information to the cia defense and foreign affairs analyst gregory copley told us the allegations against us perske here likely had no grow these actions based on political machinery which which they should perhaps be in africa an outrage and he hit the headlines back in for two miles for myself and i decided to you know with you know a little bit of thoughts of what would i decided to try and get all her family is quite obvious that you know i didn't do it for money it was quite obvious i didn't do it for you know any political gain or anything out there it was quite will be purely did it out of the humanitarian. desire to help this little girl the french government the three judges in the call so all this for what it was they viewed it as a stupid act by an ex soldier. that almost live in five years in prison far before his punishment was reduced to a one thousand euro

but the ten men took a surprise lead just before a hostile game daniel did davi got a big helping hand from book keeper marvin hits. on fifty one minutes with his six goal of the season and alfredsson bogus and grabbed his sixth of the season to clinch the points for the hosts. a typical poacher's strike from the baseline the. book no move up to eight twelve spurred remain rooted in thirteenth. peterson put one up against mine some fifty one minutes after some charitable defending from the visitors and super sub florian cut me to two for the horse right at the death springing the off site truck to finish calmly and surely make a second wind of the season a formality for five. but just a minute later emil baird came pulled one but for months. leaving peterson and co desperate for the final whistle. is blown out wasn't just your joy it was pure relief because we've been desperate for that second when. the result. of the automatic relegation places. well now it's time to take a look at the results so far on match day thirteen and as you can see there was that dortmund and shock a thriller

they show an attempt by the campaign in the form of donald junior to coordinate efforts with a known hostilete actor? we have a man at the middle of it all. cory lewandowski next. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothpaste. (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. >>> a new development in the russian investigation. donald trump jr. has released private messages he exchanged with the wikileaks twitter account during the 2016 presidential campaign. it's the second time trump junior has faced scrutiny in this investigation. earlier, it was revealed that he agreed to a june 2016 meeting with a russian attorney who promised dirt on hillary clinton. let's discuss what all of this means in the context of that campaign with former trump campaign manager and newly minted author, cory lewandowski who now has a book called "let trump be

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you were you surprised at the type of language it's a reason why you used to mean calling russia a hostile state saying it's trying to tell our collective sort of states apart in europe i mean she's not mincing of words there but again she uses this sort of language and doesn't back it up with specifics. well i was quite surprised the language i mean i think to talk about russia or the hostile state is very strong language indeed because form would hope you know for have a constructive relationship between the u.k. the european union and russia not to think that sort of terminology. helps the development as constructive relations result in part because it obviously goes in the opposite direction sure on i was just wondering what sort of reaction would we have if it was the opposite of russian made that sort of comment about britain. well i think the reaction domestically in the course of the but he produces for the rodents the russian intentions of the other being the case because i mean what misses most at the site in relation to russia though it's very strongly worded it is rather very y

we haven't really seen a big hostile m&a situation -- emily: we just had this same conversation on bloombergadio. let me ask you. help us understand what is different about the chips that qualcomm makes and the products that broadcom makes. >> the overlap is in the phone. if you connect to a cellular network, you are using a qualcomm chip. if you connect to your home internet using wi-fi, you are probably using a broadcom chip. obviously, some similarities but not quite the exact same thing. broadcom is very big in what is called switches, little chips that send information around data centers between computers. cory: it sounds like broadcom's emphasis on moving information from mobile phones and qualcomm more on the receipt of that information and the processing. ian: that's a good way to look at it. what is important here is how that is going to factor in to the considerations that regulators are going to put on this. if you talk to broadcom, not going to be a problem. i spoke with the ceo earlier today. we think we can see this through the regulatory process. cory: there's a tantalizing c

that's what it's about, protecting women that work on capitol hill and making sure it is not a hostilek environment this woman probably still wants a career in the capitol. >> explain to me exactly how it works. >> it's called the me too congress act and would provide right now interns and fellows are not even covered they have nowhere to go so this would cover them. would allow for a victim to file a complaint not go through this huge process that you've already identified that takes upwards of 180 days, they would not be required to sign nondisclosure agreements and the harasser, if it is a member, would be identified, his office would be identified, if it is someone else in his office doing the harassing if it is the member they would have to repay the treasury, the sum of money that the settlement demand. >> how is that legislation being received among your colleagues? i spoke to two republicans that support it. >> actually it's been received very well. i'm working with a number of republicans on the bill. in is something we have to be concerned about as employers. we're each requi

if she had gotten along with this that's creating a hostile work environment. for the other women in the office? >> i would hope the employee would feel comfortable complaining the way the model handbook is written they asked to reported to either their immediate supervisor or anyone in management who feel comfortable aching the complai complaint. >> i appreciate you highlighting the interactive of having people together. i do think that's an important aspect of what we need here. for example the navy does a good job, other federal agencies have materials and perhaps it would be good for us to have more examples if you could provide us what others are doing that would be helpful and then i also wanted to ask about a suggestion that the first woman i spoke to, she's suggested with non- batsmen. i think it gets to some of the questions, your job is what congress told you to do should be. but if we're to have an old bondsman who is a victim support person, and that would be someone who might save that's a criminal case i need on a mediation, you need to do this le

mollie: there is a hostility. ake someone in a typical catholic and christian church and treat them as though they are fundamentalists. howie: shannon bream was also in the story be they didn't like her new program. mollie: this is a man who worked for the "new york times" for 20 years. he lists in his bio he taught journalism at nyu. you wonder what are journalism students learning from people like this. we have journalists who have been trained not to think how religion is brought into stories. there will be a list of the top 10 stories of the year. and not one of them has a religion angle. howie: hardly any media reaction to this column. i wonder what people would have said if the person was jewish or muslim. if you feel this in your own lifetime as a journalist who goes to church. mollie: if this were written about a practicing muslim woman who had a show, you would see more reaction against it. is there not a religious knowledge and people have a surprisingly low understanding of religious understanding. they

mr salmon service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame and even the current leader of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her dad. had i been asked which i was in i would've advised them to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician and he's free to meet can whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party the party of the both members of a is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very old the situation that we seem to be increasingly in where people want to know platform various individuals in various stations you see all the time news article saying isn't it disgraceful the x. politician show the platform and somebody or isn't it terrible is that why politician turned up on various stations in various countries i believe in a plural say i believe actually that people should appear or whatever t.v. or radio station or whatever platform they want because

mr sturm and service for the propaganda outlets of a hostile foreign autocracy does indeed evinced our lack of judgment self-respect and shame and even the current leader of the scottish national party salman's own party expressed her that. hi debbie nost which i was and i would've advised him to seek another channel to hear the sure and of course alec is not currently an elected politician and he's free to meet care whatever decisions he wishes to meet well i found that slightly odd actually because normally the scottish national party the party of the both members of a is normally pretty cohesive well i think it's very all the situation we seem to be increasingly in where people want to know platform various individuals in various stations you see all the time news article saying isn't it disgraceful that x. politician share the platform and somebody or isn't it terrible that y. politician turned up on various stations in various countries i believe the poor are all saying i believe actually that people should appear or whatever t.v. or radio station or whatever platform they want be

people are moving away from the scene and one thing thissing ises is this may not be a hostile event. i can see about two or three of the exits it has. that doesn't mean i have a complete view. they are not seeing ambulances or people responding to the injuries. there may be something going on underground. they have many different walkways and above ground here, the response i'm seeing is one of dense police presence and a lot of them are responding here that are incredibly well thrilled and practiced at dealing with an event like this. on the ground level, there are two helicopters above and a large amount of police officers. they seem to be setting off perimeters and they seem to be back and forth between the areas. they are all trying to work out and the reports are rich, but at this particular point, the posture is not just one above the surface, but them responding to continued hostility. i spoke to three police officers and gained the picture they have that is incomplete. the phrase panic has been used a couple of things. their job is to calm people down and make things safer. a

our office, we're the ceos of the office and we should handle in a matter that does not tolerate a hostileironment or sexual harassment on any level. >> thank you jackie for being with us. >> thank you. >>> up next a reward being offered for the information of the death of a border patrol agent. were they ambushed, assaulted or was it a reaction. next wen we continue. gift. a second oo that's one samsung for you. one to give. t-mobile. holiday twogether. going somewhere? whoooo. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. >>> tonight a new legal blow for the trump administration. a federal judge has permanently blocked the president's executive order that attempted to strip federal grants for so-called sanctuary cities calling it unconstitutional. meanwhile, along the texas/mexico border there are questions about an incident that left one border patrol agent dead and another seriously injured. this afternoon the fbi announced they are treating the case as an assault

course that the mood in the in the united kingdom is largely sort of represented and created by a hostile press that still constantly briefs against the european union every day you just look at the headlines and you wonder how they make this up and so that is an aspect that doesn't have to be underestimated on the on this side of politicians academics economists and so on of course there is increasing despair more and more people say let's not do this it's like sitting in the back of a car and is really racing up to the abyss however nobody is stopping the car so brussels is more or less resigned to the process and the progress of the disaster however people are now even diplomats here are saying it could be have it could be happening what nobody used to say out loud before that we will end up with a hard break so it was a sort of car crash hard and barney has says the you need clarity in two weeks or what what happens in two weeks. in two rigs we have the summit and now we have the preparations for mid december we have the summit so in two weeks we need to know the conclusions will be w

you know we stick on the issues that we've been that we've promised during the campaign so it's a hostile tone on the outside we've been hearing from the inside of the negotiations that the mood is more respectful that the parties are actually getting into the nitty gritty stuff of negotiate and negotiating the hot button issues here and today all parties also in public was try calling a mall reconsider to reconsider tone and so it looks like they are really trying hard on finding a compromise here tonight all right but we're going to have coverage throughout the night if and when an agreement is reached our correspondents for a lot of boats on the story force in berlin a lot of thank you very much. well there are new photos tonight of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe the first photos since tuesday night's military takeover now the images show mugabe holding talks with the military there's also a delegation from south africa including jacob zuma who says the political situation in the country become very clear shortly so is a solution in sight we'll go live to harare in just a moment bu

but if she happened gone along with this, then that is creating a hostile work environment.for the other women in the office. >> of course. i would hope that an employee would feel comfortable complaining to whomever would be appropriate in those circumstances. the way the model handbook policy is written, the employees are told or asked to report it to either their immediate supervisor or anyone in management with whom they feel comfortable making that complaint. >> and i appreciate you highlighting how the videos and the interactive -- having people together. when i was in my law firm we have that kind of thing. i do think that is an important aspect of what we need here. as we are looking at this, any thetional -- for example, navy does a good job. federal agencies have material. perhaps it would be good for us to have other examples if you can provide it. some of the things the other agencies and private sector are doing. i think that would be helpful as we look at this and then i also wanted to ask about the suggestions with an ombudsman i think it gets to some of the q

what we have here is a hostile act. two times you and we voters pass bond issues on a part of city college's parking lot and the out come is that parking lot will be reduced as we build the facility passed two times by us, the voters. developers know this. avalon already got their footprint in the backyard of this community. how much more do they want? the interest in taking the parking that will be impacted is a hostile act. it's clearly known what will be done by city college in planning for it. it has -- it weighs the value of students against the value of property. be careful about the code words that you are hearing. you heard underutilized land. i would invite you to go to the open space and try to call it underutilized, below which is a three-story parking lot. it's vacant. hotelers would love to build a hotel on that. you can partner with city college and create a solar farm, a solar garden. >> okay. thank you. thank you. all right. next is ms. kristie wang. are you here? good afternoon. how you doing? >> i'm kri

according to the department of justice r t the channel you're watching now is an agent of a foreign even hostilepower all the while the d.o.j. refuses to explain why this is the case critics warn r.t. is a test case for a campaign of media suppression. eleven pm in the french quarters police station. the policemen using sydney's application are starting their shift. i guess franklin has already been working all day as a city police officer. but at night he chooses to extend his work day in the unit that uses sydney's application. my regular shift was two twenty five to eleven o'clock pm and when i go from start twelve am to six and walk a long day but it's worth it in the end. that is overtime is paid for by the millionaire. before leading police officers of the task force collect their equipment. those tablets with the app. and the small electric cars. once the app is turned on they head to the french quarter. sidney torres is having dinner there with his son. but he's always connected to his from. drug dealing decatur and that's been a right here. for you. and i do his that people have reporte

director of intelligence, the cia director, mike pompeo, basically called it an intelligence agency a hostileas a none state hostile intelligence service. i mean, when are we going to start protecting our country instead of trying to just protect the president from those who are identifying that he was rigging the election. it was interesting, during the campaign he kept saying it's going to be rigged. well, it was rigged, it appears, but it was rigged by donald trump, vladimir putin, wikileaks and any number of other individuals. >> you were not aware of these exchanges, were you? >> i'm sorry. >> were you aware of the exchanges between donald junior and wikileaks? >> i can't really say. >> you can't say. okay. fair enough. because there is an investigation going on, and you're part of it as a congressperson. so, listen, do you think some of these interactions suggest that donald trump jr. was telling his father about what wikileaks was telling him, because at one point wikileaks messages donald trump jr. about a story and then 15 minutes later donald trump sr. tweets about wikileaks? >> yes

sign of its entrance it says that entry is forbidden to jews commies and traitors of poland it's a hostile that is run by an ultra nationalist who was sentenced to three months house arrest earlier this year for burning an effigy of a jewish person during an anti migrant demo now the local authorities are looking into whether to charge him with incitement because of that banner here's what some of the hostiles neighbors make of it. what it is it was then well this is his opinion someday he will be hanged for things like this banner. yes absolutely i oppose such banners as i'm not a racist i reject such propaganda anyone can place was over the ones on the fence but it's a metaphysical and not the way for people to behave one can do such things in this . poll was a total knowledge i think we should be tolerant you can advance certain groups of people from entering and no one may come to our village the main thing is that they behave well and respect the law of the world jewish congress has made it clear accusing the polish authorities of failing to prosecute the hotel owner israeli jewish st

a real. example. hostile activity during the british referendum for example so donald tusk referring to that foreign policy speech that reason may gave last week where she tore into moscow he was the kremlin of attempting to undermine western democratic values through election interference and flaunting fake news stories but this is a pretty important but especially for donald tusk she clarified later on in the week that those sort of russian misdeeds that she referred to weren't specifically in relation to the u.k. to look at the speech i gave on monday that was the that the examples i gave of russian interference were not in the united kingdom donald turse clearly didn't get that particular memo from london and this looks now like a case of sort of classic chinese whispers really where the facts don't really matter because it fits an overarching narrative and that is of russia as a threat to the whole of europe it's a narrative that perhaps rather. conveniently unifies the e.u. and the u.k. at a time when t

lebanese president is accusing saudi arabia of a hostile act as concerns the lebanese prime minister who flew to the saudi capital and suddenly resigned in riyadh less than two weeks ago. nothing just defies that hariri did not return after twelve days we considered to be custody and detention violating the vienna convention and the convention of human rights and a hard look at how look i'm free in thirty arabia if i wanted to leave tomorrow i would leave tomorrow all these people need to know that i did resign i know it's not an ordinary way of resigning but any prime minister i know that but i did it because i wanted to send them into shock positive shock so lebanese people would realise that our country is in danger from beirut to tunis martin j. has the latest. it's reading more and more every day like a really bad hollywood movie scripts where nobody really knows the ending we received a statement in beirut which i could call saddam attention to the present here michel own is losing some patience with the situation with the standoff but he suggested that he can only accept the r

a decidely hostile source, but a good source. you realize that hay, like everyone else, has his prejudices. there is some indirect evidence that there were other occasions in which mcclellan sort of treated people in a similar manner. now, mcclellan, biographers and others have tried to offer explanations. warren say mcclel len may have been intoxicated. in any event, that's a possibility. ethan says the wedding may have s saddened mcclellan because he missed his wife nelly. she was still back in cincinnati because she would shortly give birth to their first child. however that may be, this incident, this snubbing of lincoln is probably one of the prime bits of evidence that the anti ant anti-mcclellan camp like to haul out. is there any mitigating explanations? we don't know. there's not much evidence. mcclellan himself blows hot and cold in the president. some days he seems to welcome the president's presence. more often he finds the president visiting him kind of an annoyance. and he keeps his plans to himself. in some ways he

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satellites into orbit on the cheap probably means if you can take a satellite into orbit it can also take a hostile satellite out of orbit who is going to stop them there. last year the us put several mysterious satellites into orbit not your usual kind the ones that watch earth know these apparently monitor are the spacecraft a friendly neighborhood watch. the u.s. is not seeking to weaponize space our goal is to work with all responsible spacefaring nations to ensure a safe secure and stable space environment the us air forces x. thirty seven b. which has spent almost two years orbiting earth its purpose is classified its mission is classified its budget is classified. then you've got the various kinetic bombardment and global strike projects that the pentagon is reportedly pursuing they'll probably say that those a peaceful to sue peaceful in the pentagon's space budget was doubled last year from five to ten billion and next year it's going up this year's budget increases the budget proposal increases what the air force is proposing to spend on space by twenty percent and we're shifting to space

pompeo, the head of the cia came out and had very strong words about wikileaks, calling it a non-state hostile intelligence service. take a listen. >> it's time to call out wikileaks for what it really is. a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like russia. >> now, we should point out, to be fair here, don, the -- don jr. stopped responding to these direct messages from wikileaks in 2016, late 2016. wikileaks continued to reach out, according to julia's reporting, through this year, july of 2017, but don jr. was not responding after late 2016, don. >> go ahead, julia. do you want to respond? >> no. that's exactly right. i think that's a key point that pamela made. this was a full week after -- or just a week after the intelligence community released this amazing assessment. it was the department of homeland security and the office of the director of national intelligence saying this is coming from the highest levels of the russian government and that day the "access hollywood" tape dropped and then about a half-hour later or a few hours later wikileaks starts du

all they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile-free work environment. >> e testimony before the house administration committee included accusations against sitting members of both political parties. though none was named. one story about a female staffer who was asked by a lawmaker to bring something to his house and he greeted her in a towel. >> at that point he decided to expose himself. she left, and then she quit her job. >> today's hearings were about two proposal for sexual awareness training and one for reporting abuse. the panel was shown a -- it can force victims to wait for months and under go mandatory mediation before filing a plant. >> it may have been okay in the dark ages, but it's not appropriate for the 21st century. >> spear plans to address a more comprehensive bill later this week and her fellow house members recognizing the urgency for the movement of change. >> there's a shift taking place in women's unwillingness to put up with what prior generations were forced to accept as businesses as usual. >> anne makovic, kpix5. >>> there was a

came out to a hostile environment. came out to a team that won seven in a row. don't get anything for close. >> a tough one to take and a tough turn around. a short week for the redskins as they host the new york giants on thanksgiving this thursday. from new orleans, sherry burr s burruss, news 4 sports. >> you don't get anything for close. >>> at fedex field, 8:30 thursday night. >> it's hard to -- it's horrible. >> the redskins had a 99.6% chance of winning that game. >> we were done. i'm like oh, my gosh, i can't believe we won on the roetd road. the saints are hot. redskins. >> no. no. >> another check on your weather and traffic. >> let's go to chuck bell and sheena parveen first. the cool temperatures this morning. >> good morning. >> if you need -- >> it is cool outside. >> if you need someone to cheer for the sooners, we have room for all that want to come on. >> it doesn't matter how they do. i'm still going to be a fan. i'm not jumping on your bus. i'm sorry. if you have heat on your bus, i might get near it. i'm not going to touch it. close enough to

bill: the letter from teresa ward, referred to the environment as a hostile work environment working with your client. >> we didn't know about the letter until his termination, teresa ward is -- conducting her own investigation about what she thinks is a host will work environment, that is not her role, without that letter, we would not have really known what happened. it would have been a mystery, thank goodness she feels entitled enough to display her bigotry openly enough for everyone to see, it is rare where some feels so entitled. >> thank you. >> i think that letter was inappropriate, and don't tell me you don't know what she meant by term brazen hussey, and weird proclivities, there may have been valid claims against this principal but when you use bias language like that. >> board of education which has a duty to evaluate the employees, if she had other issues it is undone because they are sensitive over an accusation of a word, really. >> we don't know, but they opened a door with speech and language she used in letter, for someone like armand and his client to rightfully sue

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