she plays down the difficulty of being a woman manager in a male dominated field. yes she has to be a little less a little self but there's still plenty you to leave being assertive and having to work to get together and work together to bring so i believe that leadership is a relationship. was. it is not necessary that the way to get. this canyon is one of my dear her gracious favorite spots. it's a one hour drive from riyadh. she's bought herself a car but officially she isn't allowed to drive it until saudi authorities issue her license. to media her taking photos is not only a hobby and a job but a survival strategy. it gets me outdoors for a reason so as a woman i would say oh i have a project i'm going to be photographing this people sort of. give me the power to photograph and i have much more accessibility then i would if i say hey listen i'd like to just spend time here so it just gets me out of doors. finally being allowed to drive will be a liberating step for my d. her. that i could come to the places i love and have passion for and actually. just drive

a few individuals so the global change about a woman a woman situation actually does not impact the woman of afghanistan's life what i'm trying to say is. right now the people of afghanistan perspective changed their view is in change for instance. when i went to school you know i faced a lot of challenges as a girl to go to school but now from the same community that i come from a lot of men come to be asking put in a school for girls because the see that there is a woman who is educated she can do something now they want to rule models and examples i think that's why i'm kind of believing that the perspective of people are changing and that's waiting things will not reverse back to the taliban period because during taliban the social media the media as a whole people will not see the progress and they have not experienced the levity to the extent that they have experienced now you know the use of media social media etc people now experience that i think yes when it comes to the global kind of standard talk women rights in afghanistan we are nowhere in the global sun that we still have a

and she was, indeed, a beautiful woman. know, she was a movie star at mgm before -- and nobody ever knew she could be funny. >> mugging and doing pratfalls and doing things that may be nice little girls weren't supposed to do at one time. i had never thought of it as a hindrance, as something we shouldn't do. we just go ahead and do them. we don't think how we look. >> is the easy, for instance, to be sexy and funny at the same time? >> oh, yes, very easy. >> it may be easy for you, carol. >> carol burnett is the single most talented women or performer ever. she could do everything. >> she started on "the gary moore show" and became a big star. people forget just how much she was a part of the culture at one point in time. >> i did not think that i would want to ever or could ever host a variety show. >> welcome to our first show we're doing. i'm real excited and very happy you're all with us. looks like we've got a nice, full group. could you bump up the lights so i could see -- ohh! gorgeous. >> you had an image of a fello

the c-h-p says a woman driving a sedan hit a moptorcycle and then took off. to be taken to the hospital. there is no word on that person's injuries. police eventually caught up with the woman in the sedan and arrested her. ( robin ) an east bay firefighter is recovering this morning... after being seriously injured on the job by a dog. this is the pitbull firefighters say was responsible for the attack. it happened saturday morning shorty after firefighters finished putting out a fire at a home in san leandro. a woman who had to be rescued was sitting on the curb with the pit bull on a leash. the battalion chief was walking over to the woman to ask her a queston when the dog attacked. he had to be taken to the hospital with major injuries. ( robin ) in the east bay... this little dog is recovering after a coyote attacked her in alamo. it happened while she was in her owners backyard. her name is lucy... she is a nine year old jack russell terrier.. her owner let her outside first thing in the morning and before he knew it ... lucy was in a coyote's mouth. the

a woman was the get away driver. this is not the first time thieves have targeted customers at this starbucks. ( james ) a mountain lion is caught roaming a san mateo neighborhood. this is the 80-pound cat. she was first spotted near virginia avenue and alameda de las pulgas. police shut down several blocks in the baywood neighborhood during their search for the animal. police and fish and wildfire tracked her movements for about 5 hours until she was finally tranquilized. the mountain lion will be relocated. ( darya ) immigrant parents who are not u-s citizens will be allowed to vote in san francisco school board elections starting this november. this new law kicks in just as the crackdown on the undocumented heats up under president trump. those interested in voting are being told to get legal advice before filling out the form since the city can't block this information from ending up in the hands of federal immigration officals. though some non-citizen parents at stake than others.

emily: i like to think success is when a woman engineer or a woman ceo is normal.n running for president , or being president is normal. will that happen in our lifetime? melinda: yes. absolutely it will. and i completely agree with you. when you have women at the top, and the reason it is so important, is they role model. other little girls can look up and go, i can be like her who is president. i can be like that movie producer. i can be like that director. i can be like that person who is creating amazing content. so thoe important. but you are starting -- you are really seeing it happen. the sparks are all there. and we need to help keep it going. emily: and a woman president , too? do you think that will happen? melinda: in my lifetime, definitely, i think that will happen. emily: melinda gates, thank you for joining us on bloomberg "studio 1.0." it has been great to have you. ♪ ♪ 2, down. back up. our phones are more than just phones. they're pocket-sized personal trainers. [ upbeat music playing ] last-minute gift finders. [ phone chimes ] [ car horn honks ]

a few individuals so the global change about a woman a woman situation actually does not impact the woman of afghanistan's life what i'm trying to say is. right now the people of afghanistan perspective changed their view is in change for instance. when i went to school you know i faced a lot of challenges as a go to go to school but now from the same community that i come from a lot of men come to be asking put to school for girls because the see that there is a woman who is educated she can do something now they want to rule models and examples i think that's why i'm kind of believing that the perspective of people are changing and that's waiting things will not reverse back to the taliban because during taliban. the social media the media as a whole people will not see the progress and they have not experienced the levity to the extent that they have experienced now you know the use of media social media etc people now experience that i think yes when it comes to the global kind of standard talk woman rights in afghanistan we're nowhere in the global we still have a long way to go but

the reason for a woman primarily. because women suffered a lot as my mother always gave me this example she suffered as a woman a lot in her life she has faced a lot of discrimination and injustice she didn't want another girl to face as much challenges and problems as she faced and therefore she wanted to have a boy not because she didn't love us a daughter but because she didn't want another woman in this world to suffer as much as she suffered i think that my mother perspective was rather unique at that time because you know she had brought her from my other mother from my stepmother and my mother also wanted to have a son but this perspective still exists in the us where people want to have son because they believe the sound is the identity hold out of the family. for the family they can present a family also when it comes to the property right to have more rights to access property these are all these are people who want to have sons but in the cities and urban areas the perspective is changing which i'm very happ

barriers that would allow perhaps a woman's zip code or her income to determine whether she's able to get the care she needs. but we are also still seeing that every time far-right politicians try and bring us a step back, women and men across the country are stepping forward and speaking out against them. and that is not going to stop. we are going to continue to defend women's reproductive rights on all fronts and against all attacks. one effort to do that in congress is the women's health protection act legislation i'm very proud to cosponsor that would help protect women's constitutional rights to safe, legal abortion care and bring down harmful ideological barriers to that care like the one struck down in texas once and for all. i remember being in the room when the supreme court heard the whole woman's health case and hearing the skepticism from many justices as they asked thoughtful questions about texas' flimsy excuses for trying to undermine women's rights. i remember being outside of the court shortly afterwards and seeing all the women and men making their voices heard and

so how is a woman do you do that? and is that a fair question? i think for us on this stage, we are all so privileged. and we have the ability to have people help us with those tasks. and i think the people that i really admire for their ability to balance are the single parents who don't necessarily have the funds. i watched one morning in my lobby when one of my employees came in and her son is disabled, and she had to sit and wait with him until the bus from his school came around. and i said, how does she do that? we work all the time, but we are blessed in terms of our ability to have folks help us take care of those kind of things. >> it's a question that comes up a lot. it comes up a lot when i talk to our employees as well, and my answer is, it's not a question i can answer for anyone else. i think it is an intensely personal decision and set of and there are resources, certainly. and you are right, we have absolutely lots of resources. but a lot of it is, there are choices you have to make, things you have to give up. when i talked about

a woman was the get away driver. targeted customers at this starbucks. ( james ) a mountain lion is caught roaming a san mateo neighborhood. this is the 80-pound cat. she was first spotted near virginia avenue and alameda de las pulgas. police shut down several blocks in the baywood neighborhood during their search for the animal. police and fish and wildfire tracked her movements for about 5 hours until she was finally tranquilized. the mountain lion will be relocated. ( darya ) immigrant parents who are not u-s citizens will be allowed to vote in san francisco school board elections starting this november. this new law kicks in just as the crackdown on the undocumented heats up under president trump. those interested in voting are being told to get legal advice before filling out the form since the city can't block this information from ending up in the hands of federal immigration officals. though some non-citizen parents may have less at stake than others.

if you look at a woman, she often doesn't have the same network into the deal flow. thing for underrepresented people of color. they don't have a seat at the table. when they go in, people don't understand their products. it is being willing to take a risk a few times. emily: i interviewed the cofounder of twitter for my book and i asked, do you think online harassment would be a problem today if women have been present at the beginning of this company? he said, i don't think it would be such a problem. we were not thinking about how our product could be used to send rape threats or death threats. we were thinking about amazing things that could be done with twitter. how different do you think the world or the internet might be if women had been present when some of these early platforms were created? melinda: i think if there was a woman there at the table, and it would take several, who had a really voice and power, they would say, have we thought about this? have we thought about the rape scenario? if you look at the number of women who have faced violence, even i

the c-h-p says a woman driving a sedan hit a motorcycle and then took off. the motorcyclist had to be taken to the hospital. there is no word on that person's injuries. police eventually caught up with the woman in the sedan and arrested her. ( darya ) in the east bay... one person was injured following a shooting in concord. according to concord police the shooting happened sunday night near the intersection of san miguel road and hanford aveune. the victim suffered minor inuries and was not transported to the hospital. there are no suspects and no arrest have been made. ( darya ) in the south bay... a car vandalized at the san jose airport while the owners are on vacation in hawaii. the wheels were stolen right off their truck ... which was parked at the longterm airport parking lot. now a family vacation turned sour for cory and his family ... as they deal with the theft. the airport says they have no idea who is responsible.

emily: i like to think success is when a woman engineer or a woman ceo is normal.n running for president or being president is normal. will that happen in our lifetime? melinda: yes. absolutely it will. and i completely agree with you. when you have women at the top, and the reason it is so important, is they role model. other little girls can look up and go, i can be like her who is president. i can be like that movie producer. i can be like that director. i can be like that person who is creating amazing content. and so those role models are important. but you are starting -- you are really seeing it happen. the sparks are all there. we need to help keep it going. emily: and a woman president too? do you think that will happen? melinda: in my lifetime, definitely, i think that will happen. emily: melinda gates, thank you for joining us on bloomberg "studio 1.0." it has been great to have you. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that

police in los angeles arrest a suspect after a hostage siege at a grocery shop. one woman'sn killed. survivors of a boat sinking in the us that claimed 17 lives say the captain told passengers not to use life jackets. president trump attacks his former lawyer in the row over alleged payments to a former playboy model. and knowing the ropes in paris: a novel way of getting a bird's eye view of the french capital. hello. welcome to the programme. cuba's national assembly is debating the draft of a new constitution which could introduce radical changes to the communist country's economic and social policies. private ownership of property might be recognised for the first time in 50 years and same—sex marriage legalised. will grant reports from havana. after decades of soviet—style socialism, glimpses of meaningful change in cuba. the 1976 constitution isn'tjust going to be reformed. it's being completely rewritten. key to the changes, private property recognised on the communist—run island for the first time in generations. naturally, the state will remain the biggest factor in

antioch a a woman believed to be a homeless woman jumped into one of the police cars on myrtle street. >> . >> reporter: >> reporter: that neighbor said it took seconds for the woman to drive off leave leaving her shoes in the middle of the the. chp helicopter assisted in the search spotting the car car at fifth and mission streets in san francisco our our box box is overhead and shows us the type of police car, which which is a ford escape that was stolen. ss say the stolen car was then spotted driving back over the bay bridge, ultimately found in oakland on 580 west near 980 afternoon afternoon. we have reached out to oakland police were were assigned and have yet to hear back from them on any of the information. to to you. >>> meantime oakland police investigating a suspicious death after a woman's body was found in a creek this morning. a a publics crew found the body around 1515. a witness -- 9:15. a witness interviewed by officering us the victim was found face up in the water with no office signs of trauma. at this point, investigators are treating this as a suspicious death an

women were one at a time curiosities. and the first woman appointed to a trial court was bonita sheldon matthews who was on the d.c. district court. she was appointed by truman in '48. after florence allen retired, the next woman to be on a federal appellate court was shirley hoffstetler in 1968. women didn't appear in numbers on courts until jimmy carter's administration. he had only four years, but he was determined to change the complexion of the u.s. judiciary. and that was by putting women and members of minority groups on the courts, no longer as one at a time curiosities but in numbers. and he avoided -- appointed over 25 women to district courts and 11 to court of appeals, and i was one of those lucky 11. no president went back to the way it once was. reagan, not to be outdone, wanted to appoint the first woman to the supreme court and made a nationwide search and came up with a great choice in sandra day o'connor. >> i had the same feeling, that there weren't any women lawyers. you know, there were none for role models. in fact, it

benicia investigators say, a woman was captured on video surveillance... breaking a window at benicia middle school. they say, she then returned later with a man.. to take an item from a classroom. (ken) the search is on in the north bay for a man who robbed a bank this morning this is the suspect. petaluma police say he entered the umpqua bank on western avenue. then passed a note to the teller demanding money. he's described as being in his late teens or early twenties and was wearing a black baseball hat with a white square on it. coming up at eight.. what police are saying about the death of a high school freshman ... in an east bay campus pool. plus. a south bay neighborhood on alert after a coyote kills a family pet.... and sightings of the animals are up. and next. a network of cameras could be installed to help fight fires faster .. in the north bay... ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass

if you are a young woman in america or you care about a young woman in america, pay attention to this because it will forever change her life. thate bottom line here is one individual on this court makes a difference. who that individual may be. i know that based on personal experience. because federal war and not been a member of this united states supreme court, that court would not have been and would not have been led unanimously to design brown v. board of education. at that decision not come down the way it did with the full force and authority of one individual who brought the entire court together, i would not be standing here as a united states senator. cory booker would not be standing here is united states senator. the decisions that one person makes on that court can have ramifications for the future of our country. pay attention to this, guys. pay attention. collects anything all of my colleagues for their amazing statement that some of the readiness, questions -- for any of us? too late, i think i know why. >> what about the fact that harry reid is the one who started th

a whole lot of people and he married a woman who shares his values and is a very strong woman she is i think more high testosterone than he is he's got a lot of opinions he respects her opinions and they've done it as a team apparently when obama was first approached to become president one of the first things he said i have to ask michelle will it be ok with michelle is she going to be interested in doing this with me i don't expect that trump ever. well i'm sure if your partner in this. latest scandal is going trump's presidency firing fieri claims malani am broke down in tears when her husband's victory was announced apparently not of joy or anything i mean being the first lady the president's wife really that bad. well i think that the. going to depend on who you are and what you want i mean if you want to play a big role in world politics you're interested in changing the world. doing a great deal for humanity you would probably see it as an enormous opportunity and i my guess is that michelle obama saw it exactly that way whereas malani in a probably wants a relatively comfortab

a woman is in the hospital... nd a dog is dead following a house fire in east oakland this morning. crews arrived to the scene at four thirty this morning to find the house on hayes street burning on both stories. these are pictures from the oakland fire department. it took almost an hour to put on the fire. the woman and five others have now been displaced. crews took the woman to highland hospital for smoke inhalation and burn injuries. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire. (ken) meanwhile... fireworks may have sparked a house fire in walnut creek. officals did confirm that the house is abandoned.... and say the fire started just after one this morning. no injuries have been reported so far. (pam) in antioch... an example of the danger of illegal fireworks.. an auto shop worker seveely injured both his hands this morning.... after finding a firework in a dumpster... it happened outside 'gumaro's auto repair and mufflers' on auto center drive.. the 33- year-old man found the firework..

a woman led them on a car chase that ended up with the car stopped for several moments. prosecutors say deputy justin wall shot the woman when she tried to drive away again. >>> uber is now the target of a federal investigation into how much it pays women. uber has been struggling to repair its image since a former software engineer blogged about alleged sexual harassment last year. now the u.s. equal opportunity commission is looking into whether uber systemically paid women less than men or discriminated in the hiring process. uber says it's taken several steps to address gender equality, including rolling out t stcks. aman and woman grabbe laptop from a woman's hands and took off. police are looking for those thieves. it's parof a larger trend. there have been four thefts at two starbucks locations in the last couple weeks. >>> an oregon woman, angela hernandez, spent seven days on a beach severely injured and surviving only on water. anne makovec as more. >> this morning she is still recovering with several broken bones. we have the 911 call made by a hiker who found

listen, if you are a young woman in america and you care about a young woman in america, pay close attention to this nominee. because kavanaugh has made his purpose clear. he told us that when he was on that list of 25. he has told us that in every decision he has made on choice and let's be clear what this is about. it's about government taking on the decision about a woman and what she does with her body instead of giving that woman the power to make the decision for herself. thisis about replacing the authority of government , putting the government's authority ahead of the authority of a woman to make a decision about her body and her future if you are a young woman in america or you care about a young woman in america, they attention because it will ever change your life. and the bottom line here is that one individual on this court makes it. who that individual may be. i know that based on personal experience because had earl warren not been a member of the united states supreme court, that court would not have been led unanimously to decide brown versus board of education. at that dec

this began after a man confronted the woman who had parked in a handicap spot. man's boyfriend here, shoved the man to the ground. that man pulled out a gun and shot mclachlan. the stand your ground law allows people to use deadly force in self-defense. some are calling the shooting unjustified. >> he was trying to protect us. he loved his family. he wanted us to be strong and safe. >> you cannot because you're pushed down and angry, fire at someone. don't think he has a right to do what heid. >>> if you rently bought some .itz croackers, you might want o throw them out n the company is fixing it because of salmonella concerns. the concern is over the whey powder. they issued a recall for tss poible risk of salmonella. so far, there's no reported illnesses. >>> it's 5:51. melissa is trackinghe alerts for us. >> couple problems. southbound 95, in laurel. brand-new problem, it sounds like it's two vehicles and a tractor trailer. h hyattsville, aowd tree. germantown, passive sinkhole there. the lanes are shut down. take ha118, will be a couple of weeksefore it's gon

the search is on for a missing oregon woman... ho disappeared while traveling through the bay area. now the family is hoping a new 10-thousand dollar reward will not only bring answers... but help bring her (robin)and... survivors of the golden state killer come together, ahead of suspect's court appearance. how they say they are healing.. but still haunted. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. bridge. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. onshore flow increases today making for a cooler and foggier start to the morning. our afternoon will come along with clearing skies and 60's and 70's at the coast with more 80's and 90's inland. high pressure continues to be built up over the region. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )firecr

(ken)coming up: a woman was found dead at a bart station over the weekend. tonight we have learned her idenitiy. (grant)plus: as fires continue to burn across california.. how a 24/7 command center in the state capitol is helping firefighters and victims. (ken)and next: officials are hoping bart riders feel a little safer. the man accused in a deadly attack at a station... is now behind bars. (ken)bay area bart riders can rest a little easier tonight ... knowing the suspects in all three homicides that occurred in the past two weeks at bart stations are now in custody.(grant)kron 4's michelle kingston has more the two week long search for 24 year old ja-shawn combs. michelle kingston, mkingstonnewscombs turned himself in with his mom and uncle by his side today.he told police he's the man they've been looking for. "nobody deserves a painful death like that"three deadly stabbings in five days at bart stations across the bay area -- and now -- less than two weeks later -- police say all three suspects are now behind bars with the arrest today of 24 year old ja

[laughing] - she was a very complicated woman who understood politics. felt it in her gut. e frankly, shirley chisholm didn't give a damn what other people thought about her. [upbeat music] - she's born in brooklyn, new york. her parents were barbadian immigrants, working-class immigrants. they were extremely poor and the family sent them to barbados where she lived for seveeryears with h mother's family. she lived in a country where there were black bus drivers, there were black teachers,er were black public officials. - she was expected to excel and it didn't matter that she was a girl or a boy. that's the way she was raised. and when she entered politics, her attitude reflected that. - send me to the united stes congress. - in 1968, shirley chisholm is the first african-amican woman to be elected to congress from the 12th congressional district in brooklyn. ag it was the frontof "the new york times." people have to remember what an extraordinary thing it was for her to get elected because five years earlier, african-ericans in the south uld not vote. - i think it was a mo

story telling where it's run by a black woman and britain and shaped by a black woman, and it's not predicated on a black woman's suffering. that is the kinds of story-telling am increasing hi drawn to. because i don't wand to see young black write in other words particular sag i have to sell my soul to get my foot the door, and unfortunately that's often types what the publishing machine tells them if if you're going that route there's nothing wrong with that but make sure you have boundaries for yourself, which is whale have done with myself and the kind -- people say i feel like i know you can want to be your best friend, and i'm like, no, you don't. and i already have a best friend. and we're not friends at all. we're strangers and you have read a few essays, and i actually am a really private person and have very firm boundaries and if you know something about me issue have chosen for you to know that thing about more and there's far mow you -- far more you don't know about me. so it's trying to find the balance and just looking for the joy, and anytime i see black women writing about ank

a 27 year old bay area woman.... killed while vacationing in mexico. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. a 27-year-old san francisco woman was killed by a stray bullet while leaving a restaurant in an upscale neighborhood of mexico city. (pam) kron4's maureen kelly has reaction to the tragic loss from the victims friends and family. bullet casings and shattered glass mark the scene outside the taqueria where 27 year old tatiana miruntenko (mare-you- tenko)was gunned down saturday. mexican authorities say the victim was struck by a stray bullet fired by gunmen aiming for a bar bouncer inside the eatery . the crime happening in an upscale section of mexico city. the bouncer was hospitalized, and a manhunt is underway for the shooters. the 27 year old victim vacationing with her husband and friends, celebrating the couple's one year wedding anniversary. today her husband answered the buzzer at the home they shared in this mission bay buildi

appears to show a woman asking a street vendor in san francisco ..ut having a permit to sell trinkets and sweaters. people have fired off online, calling the woman racist and they have sent messages to her employeer to get her fired. they are labeling her "hashtag permit betty"... kron-4's justine waldman spoke with the woman in the video to get her side of the story. nats rene folena says she lost her job, by doing what she is suppose to do.. trying to help street vendors. nats? until thursday, she worked in out-reach with streetplus, a community group that contracts with yuerba beuna communitty benefit district which aims to make the city a more welcoming place. in this now viral video, folena is seen talking to a street vendor on market street, and holding her phone the man recording the video, it appears, accuses her of harassing the vendor about having a permit.nat she got to mess with people trying to make a livingsot i wish people would stop thinking i was on the phone with police over the phone folena tells me, while on her lunch, she says sh

that the trump administration should keep a young woman ended tension and allow them, allow her to make her own choice but medical care, and amazingly he said the courts should consider a constitutional challenge to the health care law, the affordable care act and openly criticized the supreme court thesion to uphold affordable care act. president trump had litmus tests. president trump had litmus tests . judge kavanaugh's rulings don't stop in those places. he is evening -- he has even argued sitting presidents should .ot face criminal investigation no investigation of a president. is it any wonder president trump chose kavanaugh, when we know he was obsessed with this investigation? a president doesn't have to follow a law if the president deems it unconstitutional. with this president who has had so little respect for rule of law, who has shown he will , it isr democratic norms no wonder he chose judge kavanaugh, whose views are more extreme than just about anyone else on that list. mcconnell told the president there were other nominees. why did the president stick with kavanaugh? be

the president conducts his first interview and is said to want a woman for the job. >> how many of you>> a huge sigh of relief as a youth soccer team is found alive in a cave but a daunting tank for rescuers in thailand, getting everyone out. we have reports this morning from thailand. as well as germany, china and washington. what a tremendous story that was. one the world needed. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans, it's tuesday, july 3rd. 4:00 a.m. in the east. president trump dealing another damaging blow to post-war alliances in letters to the leaders of longstanding nato allies, the president suggests they increase military spending. the liters to belgium and germany. they were sent last month. according to the "the new york times," the letter was especially critical to germany's anja angela merkel. >> the letter fits a pattern of trump critiques of nato particularly over defense spending. nato did increase overall spending for the second year in 2017, but the u.s. paid about 70%. the president travels to belgium for the

i would love to hear your device on being a young woman -- your advice on being a young woman in the law and wanting to advance your career, but also the clock is ticking. [applause] >> i -- i would really say work on your career. -- you can do other things at the same time, but your career is the important thing to get. because you will get better at it the more that you do it. that is what i would say. don't give up on that. find other things. there are so many things you can do in the law. you may find other things to do, but concentrate on what you would call your career. don't let people convinced you that you are not being a real woman if you do that. you'll -- you are -- if you are a good lawyer and are getting better all the time, you'll always have a meaningful, good life. about oure thing profession that knocks me out. i just say hold onto it and try to get better at it. you'll be a supreme court justice someday. [laughter] >> we have several questions. we have time, we are good. we will go around the room. is an honor and privilege. i'm an employment attorney. in this mome

the next supreme court justice will also play a determining role in the future of a woman's right to make her own reproductive health decisions. i remember vividly the stories of women dying in america, unable to access a safe, legal abortions. the fight for reproductive freedom prompted by these stories, was one of the reasons i got involved in politics. when i was in college, the first letter i ever wrote to hawaii's congressional delegation was about abortion, at a time when our state legislature was debating whether to legalize abortion and hawaii became the first state in the country to do so. those of us who lived in a time before roe vs wade, when a woman was forced to have a child against her will, are deeply concerned about the future of a woman's right to have an abortion, to have that freedom of choice. throughout his campaign for the presidency, donald trump repeatedly promised to appoint justices to the supreme court who would favor overturning the roe vs wade. the heritage foundation and federalist society share this goal and it isn't a stretch to assume that the names t

suspicious death after a woman's body was found this morning. a crew found the body at the creek park around 9:15 am. a witness who was injured by the officers said the victim was found based up in the water with no obvious signs of trauma. at this point, investigators are treating this as a suspicious death and are collecting evidence in case it turns into a homicide investigation. >> there was no visible injuries observed at this time. we are waiting for the corner to respond to the scene. the coroner will make the determination if this is going to be a natural death or a homicide. >> at this point, investigators are working to confirm the woman's identity. >>> a woman is behind bars tonight facing auto theft charges after investigators say she stole an oakland police car. we talk with neighbors who say the suv was stolen in a matter of seconds. >> reporter: this white escape with the oakland police car stolen thursday afternoon. neighbors say it happened quickly around 1230 -- 12:30 while it was parked here. police were investigating an assaul

a woman getting a manicure .... walked away with more than nice nails. os angeles police say, this woman swiped another woman's wedding and engagement rings. take a look at this video. you can see her take the ring from a side tray, before concealing it in her hand and putting it in her purse. police are still looking for the thief tonight. (ken) a colorado man miraculously survives after being dragged under a light rail train. this video may be difficult for some to watch. the ordeal started as sam hynes had trouble getting himself and his bike off the train. when the train starts moving things get really bad. sam loses his balance and falls under the train, getting dragged for 35 feet before being released when he hits a wheelchair ramp. he ended up fracturing his left clavicle, some bones in his spine and broke a couple ribs. a train spokesman says the driver eventually stopped the train farther down and police reports show he cooperated. (pam) in sports -- the queen in tennis is back we will show you how serena williams reached the final at wimbledon.

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