and at the same time, fox brought in an outside law firm to do an investigation into mr. o'reilly, and there was a real trickle of women that came in that were saying different things about mr. o'reilly that

says you need to know about this >>> you're watching news4 at 5:00. >> i'm tired of feeling like an outsider in my own neighborhood. >> it's the tag line of an ad that flooded d.c. airwaves, slamming the popular tourist rental market of airbnb. but the news4 i-team found there's a good reason she feels like an outsider. she is that woman in that ad really is. >> i was 5 years old when we moved to the neighborhood, but it doesn't feel like the place i grew up. >> reporter: the woman in this commercial is an actress who lives in new york city but you wouldn't know that from watching her passionate plea to stifle airbnb's position in washington, d.c.'s tourist rental market. >> they buy up our homes, sometimes entire buildings, kick out tenants and make more money renting to tourists. >> reporter: gretta really does live in the neighborhood shown in the ad. >> it's a real community in historic anacostia. >> reporter: when she saw the ad, she reached out to her neighbors. i'm like, who's this lady, she's never been to a meeting, never come to a social gathering. so everyone said, we don't know w

. >> reporter: mayor bowser has authorized the hiring of an outside accounting firm. gibson says it's possible the error extends beyond the hundreds of employees they've already identified. >>> internal d.c. government investigators tell school chancellor kaya henderson violated rules and gave special favors to top officials. >> henderson left her powerful job last year, but is under new scrutiny tonight. scott macfarlane broke this story on our app and joins us now with more. this is surprising. >> caught us by surprise. officials with d.c. government's internal watchdog, its office of inspector general say they investigated kaya and found misconduct. they say she gave special treatment to the powerful. how? they say by helping some students move to schools outside their district boundary, which violates d.c.'s famed school lottery system. that lottery is in place for parents to vie to place their kids in the most sdrirable public schools in the district. the inspector general's office tells me their investigation found seven incidents in which she failed to act impa

i want to be an outsider. i ran as an outsider. i'm an outsider. used to ban insider, to be honest with you, okay? i know the inside and i know the outside and that's why i'm the only one that can fix this mess. i loved my previous life. i loved my previous life. i had so many things going. i -- this is actually more work than my previous life. i thought it would be easier. i thought it was more of a -- i'm a details-oriented person, i think you would say that, but i do miss my old life. >> kevin, this is sort of a rare admission maybe from president trump talking about maybe not being superman after all and coming in and discovering that it's not quite what he thought it was going to be. is the gravity of being president starting to sink in? >> yeah, look, you're right, it's a human answer. it's a very honest answer and it's also just a reflection of just how tough this job is. look, when you are president of the united states, anything that gets to your desk, it got there because nobody else wanted to make that decision or couldn't make that deci

host: do you see similarities in the battle between the establishment and an outsider in 1976 and the battle republican establishment and an outsider in 2016-2017 guest: yes, i do but i wouldn't ronald donald trump and reagan. they're vastly different men. reagan was an intellectual conservative meaning he believed power resided with the individual rather than the state. e believed in the privacy and dignity of the individual coming from the enlightenment and the payne was nd thomas one of his favorite philosophers and writers. claims to be more popularist. populist.e liulist terms of milar in there are challenges to the establishment and similar in erms that they trust the establishment but after that, i would say there's very little the two men.tween host: okay. bill is calling from connecticut on our republican line. bill. caller: hello. on.t: you're go ahead. aller: i would like to -- i'm former member of the electoral college. would like to have your opinion on the electoral college process of electing the president. guest: i'm in favor of it. think that the framers were creation

i'm a bit of an outside perspective on the experience o. black republicans. >> host: are you a democrat? >> guest: i guess i wouldt probably classify my politics as independence, left-leaning. in a lot of ways it's the extent to which my own politics did not really rise up to the surface in regards to doing the research are getting people to talk to me. i think in some ways beingk outside of the republican party and the republicans seen actually made people more willing to open up. there is less risk. the networks of the republicans are fairly small as you might imagine, less republican activists. everybody knows everyone else. so to be able to come in and beo someone that nobody knew while presenting some challenges, also created opportunities. in the end i feel like it help not be in a republican people felt like we can tell this guy what's going on we do not have to worry about him blabbing to someone else. >> where did you get the idea to write the book? >> it grew out of an interest and unexpectedness more broadly. i had done some rese

>> he certainly is an outsider. i am trying to be an insider these days.e have to screw it up from the inside in a good way. i'm certainly not a trump supporter, and i don't think he has said anything much funny. if you ever want to get someone to listen, you've got to get them to laugh first. laura: the iconic waters. you can find much more on all of the day days news at our website. plus to see what we are working on at any time, check out our facebook page. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for watching "world news america." have a great weekend. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here, in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their e

that's how we were able to work with an outside mobilization channeling the energy of the american people to defeat their drastic, horrible health care bill. >> if you look at our latest abc news/"washington post" poll, two-thirds of the american people say the democratic party is out of touch. that is more than say president trump is out of touch. more than say republicans are out of touch. isn't the democratic party a bit of a mess? >> no, it isn't. the democratic party is doing fine. i would say my own critique of the democrats. we have walked the walk. we haven't talked the talk. all we do is fight for america's working families. against special interests. that the republicans represent. but that has not come across. >> you've said you think the democrats can win back the house. >> yes. >> let's do the odds. what is the percentage chance that you are reelected speaker of the house? >> well, it's not about me. >> the democrats. >> it's about the democrats. better and better. history is on our side. as you recall when clinton was president, the republicans won. when bush was president,

by the way, to claim that she is such an outsider. my goodness, her father was a big name in far right politics for decades. so i think the french people know them very well. that's why this terrible terrorist incident that took place. just a couple days ago was not going to be the deciding factor. >> elise, we know president obama, former president, called macron just this past week and apparently encouraged him to work hard to the end to win over voters. while he didn't actually endorse macron, what do you read into that? >> well, i think it is that during his whole administration, the u.s. was working to kind of integrate and strengthen the european union, and that's i think what macron, as chris and the others have said, that's what macron would represent. obviously he wants to make some reforms of the eu, but the choices are really stark here. you can have a revamped kind of reformed eu, or you can have what some people feel after the brexit, what french would be kind of a disillusion of the eu, that the eu would not be able to r

but customers were reluctant ton visit the business of an outsider. after hearing complaints about the price of official repair shops for foreign luxury cars, he decided to specialize in repairing imports and maintained affordable quality service. having worked in cities all over china, he was often looked down upon. after opening his store in shanghai, he's received eviction notices three times because of urban development as shanghai rearranges zones where migrant workers do his company currently makes $145,000 in annual sales. five years ago he launched a new division for painting vehicles. that was when he met this he fell in love with his techniques and welcomed him into his company. he was also a migrant who came to shanghai in search of work and has worked in painting for his entire career. he previously worked for an official foreign car repair shop, but he says he was never fully accepted in the company no matter how much he refined his skills. right before joining the company, he entered a nationwide paint competition. he placed he began rec

he was a former finance minister, why is he still considered an outsider? >> sure, because he's not a member of any major political party in france, france very much even more than the u.s. has such a hierarchical political power structure where you pay so many dues along the way in terms of becoming a mayor of the town, he's very much an outsider. he's a former banker who, you know, very much comes from kind of the finance world, kind of the pro global again world and who has only been in this government for a couple of years overseeing the economy and has not had a lot of successes really at all to point to. >> how did he get to this point? he's a 39-year-old? how did he get this kind of popularity to find himself in a runoff two weeks away. >> you can't underestimate the appeal of the outsider candidate. he can be charismatic on the stump which they're coming off of a president hollande to a lot of people saw as like a stiff out there, you know, he embodies a certain kind of energy, a certain cultural savoir-faire that is very appealing but in a multican

as an outsider, you've got to step back and look at japan and ask what has gone wrong, what has happenedhese wonderfuljapanese what has happened to all of these wonderful japanese household names that we used to all use and love. yes, a really good question. we rememberfrom our yes, a really good question. we remember from our childhood, might in the 70s, maybe yours later, that those names were everywhere. everything was japanese. now it isn't. so what has happened? it is a complicated answer to those questions. some of them perhaps predictable. structural problems with the companies. but some have literally come out of the blue. these were the greatest brands in consumer goods for decades. toshiba, panasonic, sony, hitachi. so how did we end up here? first of all the chinese and koreans came along and they can make these things just as well but cheaper. secondly, these japanese companies lost their mojo and forgot how to innovate. the company did not go on to invent the smartphone. inside a vast exhibition hall, more than 3000 new recruits are being inducted into one of japan's big cor

it's always that this one is an outsider. the one i would have backed! as you —— and i got something like 870 quid back. that's the

i think the different thing is that they had hired an outside law firm. so once you put an outside law firm that people actually can call it really takes the jeannie out of the bottle. i think one reason why he is gone is that the company really knows there are other women there and there youb a continuous drip of other people who are going to come out. at least they will be able to say we have taken strong action. >> the initial new york times and advertisers withdrawing and other women calling the hot line other organizations like color of change creating pressure in the company and internal pressure, what does it tell you know it's a road map for the future. what zwl what it tells us is it works. people of colored lead groups works and when we work together in diverse coalitions we can make things than. we can win. >> in 2004 he was discussing this idea about women making harassment blames. her is what he said. >> i think it's something they have against main in a very come petti pettive. he said it is incredibly disheartening that we part ways doo you

and it was an equally successful they've lee westwood, one under in total but still has an outside chancey, six shots back. he got a double bogey at the seventh, damaging what had been an otherwise good round. no moving day for rory, but perhaps he will come good on proving day. rory mcilroy is out on the course at the moment. a birdie at the second has seen him move into contention. he will need a round of his life if he is to win the green jacket. it is the one major that still evades him in his collection. justin rose and sergio garcia going at it in around five minutes. this is where the pressure starts to build, on the final day of the masters. ricky shall —— rickie fowler is one shot further back. jordan spieth at the spectacular day yesterday to move into contention on the leaderboard. any one of those could be picking up the green jacket. you any one of those could be picking up the greenjacket. you can any one of those could be picking up the green jacket. you can follow live coverage on radio five live and on bbc two at the moment. everton ended the champions' recent return to f

it's always that this one is an outsider. the one i would have backed!how many times have we heard that? once i put a fiver on a horse and it came in as you —— and i got something like 870 quid back. that's the papers for this hour. coming up next, meet the author. we all know what it feels like to get lost in a book. in scarlett thomas's novel dragon's green she turns it into a story of magic and danger. a childrens' quest to make sense of a struggle turned upside down by a catastrophic event called "worldquake". a writer who has had great success with what is called literary fiction, she has had an experience that has changed her as much as any of her characters. welcome. so what did you discover about writing and about your own writing when you brought magic into the equation? "a lot" is the answer to that. early on in my career i started writing about maths and then i moved onto physics and then botany and now magic! like so many classics of children's fiction, you're stepping into another world, whether through a wardrobe or down a rabbit's hole and

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with he oversee or appoint an outside prosecutor? rosenstein refused to answer.oday senator blumenthal became the only member of the judiciary committee to vote against rod rosenstein for this crucial job. every other democrat voted to advance his nomination. the vote was 19-1. so stick a flag in this one. democrats have to choose their battles. they will win nothing if they can't stick together. they're mostly choosing to fight on gorsuch, but not entirely. they're not choosing to fight on the number two job under jeff sessions who will run the russia investigations. we may look back on this as a momentous strategic decision by the democrats. stick a flag in this one. note this one for the record. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. >>> clearing a hurdle. the senate judiciary committee has approved neil gorsuch but the next confirmation could change the senate irrepubl irrepublicarably. >>> and violent storms sweep across the south, leaving at least five people dead. more severe weather is expected this week. >>> good morning, i'm alex wit

what happens in france traditionally if there's an outsider candidate i is, particularly the national front, the other parties gang up on her. projections they've seen is they will lose by a two to one margin of the proposal were held today. i don't see any event in the near term that's going to change that significantly before the bout. nicole: how does that affect the future of the country? >> absolutely. france is a famously fractured parliament and famously fractured political system if this is why it's the fifth republic. for in the past have failed you have the last two or three years. >> in the upcoming months as well. >> my friends were treating support for anita vogel in the past few days. the irony is macron is more supportive. in addition to being anti-e.u., she's made a pact against nato and said they will continue french national security policies. lauren: interpeak, former intelligence officer currently in effect for joining us. nicole: negotiated over the democrat funding bill. including funding. a midnight friday deadline to opera to shut down. >> we are asking for his

pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform0,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> "e.t." was with dr. phil as he was honored for his support of the lapd. and the community. >> it's so important that we use our voice to let (laughs) come on! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy. go for the gold. >>> that was the moment channing tatum became forever known as magic mike. >> we are all better for it. >> let's talk about that smile on your face right there. you were

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an impact on the election. le pen is running as a outsider challenging the establishment. the french are angry at the establishment. since january 2015, 230 people killed in terrorist attacks in france, in paris and nice, multiple attacks in paris. as you pointed out with congressman king, if they knew about this guy. he was trying to buy weapons from jihadi, that's got to be helpful from marie le pen who is running both as an outsider and taking a tough line on jihadism. at the same time, trump has did not embrace le pen so much, because -- they say that trump is in collusion with russia. we know that is not the case. in fact, he's taking a tough line with russia as president. she took $12 million from a russian bank, and she did it right after endorsing the russian annexation of crimea. she's actually in collusion with let me if you wouldn't wear double trouble is not she needs a separate herself from him. >> martha: mark alderman, what do you think? >> a patriot knows no boundaries, martha. the le pen campaign features a lot of the same ugliness the trump campaign did c

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so an outside group is the perfect place to do that and they detailed katie to do that. she's an excellent choice to go do that. >> have you seen reince priebus's hands on anything that the president has actually established so far? do you like at something and say, that has reince written all over it? >> well, of course, absolutely. he's the chief of staff. so first of all, it's a team. he worked with steve bannon and jared kushner. we have the cabinet, the transition was run smoothly. we have the excellent cabinet that has come in. look at the executive orders, he's slashed regulations. if you look where wall street is right now, the manufacturers just came in. the white house said they have a tremendously high incompetence index across manufacturers because we are creating manufacturing jobs. it's not covered as much as it should be, but there's been a tremendous amount of success in the first 60 days. reince is a good piece of that success in creating confidence a i among investors and want the economy to move in the right direction. the economy is moving in the righ

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i stepped outside with an associate whom i was horseplaying with. never saw miss bonds because my attention was not focused on the officer. but i wasn't disrespecting miss bonds by exposing myself or masturbating while watching her. >> johnson, however, is no stranger to rule 38. >> he's got 39 disciplinaries total in his file. many of those disciplinaries are for rule 38, indecent exposure. he has a history of it. >> despite his denial, johnson is quickly found guilty of the charge. >> officer bonds has no apparent reason to lie on you about this. she got another officer to identify you. i will find you guilty of rule violation 38, i will give you 45 days disciplinary segregation. i'm through, you can go. >> solitary confinement in a 23-hour per day lockup sell is only the first half of the disciplinary action for rule 38 violators. >> on release, they have to go through the sex and love addiction anonymous class. makes a guy think about some of the behavior. it's a deviant behavior. we're trying to help guys change the deviant behavior. >> this is

that is the beginning of the end. >> host: the criticism of trump is that he's an outsider and he doesn't understand issues because he hasn't been in government. they say you're doing these things that might not be good for the country. what you make of that criticism and you think he really can learn on his feet and the white house? >> guest: that's typical of the washington establishment. the that you hear what is help you. what they really mean is let us derail your program. the leadership of both parties like the status quo. they like the way things are now. they fight on television and all go out to dinner afterwards and slap each other on the back. it's about getting reelected and raising money to get reelected. my problem with the bush, clinton, bush, obama continual ms., not only have they driven the country into the gutter and given us endless war and massive debt and spending, erosion of our civil liberties, and immigration system that leaves us on safe, trade agreements affect jobs out of the country and an incoherent foreign policy. they and their cronies have gotten rich whil

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accuweather, 64 degrees and heavy rain at times especially in the western suburbs, there is still an outside chance of a severe storm mainly suppressed south of the seasonal and delaware. on the bubble for that and if you hear thunder do take cover. tomorrow it's all over and the worst of this rain today it starts to die down at 4:00, 5:00. tomorrow we open up the phillies with gray skies and a high of 51 and a spotty shower but they will play baseball. 50s on saturday under partly sunny skies and mostry sunny on sunday in the 60s. and the severe thunderstorm from now until 1:00 rumbling up through delaware in smyrna and dover. and flooding issues on roadways elsewhere. >> good thing the phillies are not opening today. >>> the latest from accuweather is next. and the democrats blocked president trump's nominee but their victory is short lived. and a basketball coach is being honored. we are live with more from dawn staly. >>> and most of us have seen rain and there are a few thunderstorms as well. lets look live at sky 6 hd showing you philadelphia international airport along with rain it's

he's an outsider to "the new york times."llenged "the new york times" with "the wall street journal" the same way he used fox news to challenge cnn. his -- the idea that he would have to capitulate, that he would have to give up his biggest asset because fox news reported on many accusations that rupert murdoch was already familiar with, i think that really rubs him the wrong way. >> we also had a protest outside fox news headquarters. there was a petition claiming 450,000 signatures demanding o'reilly be fired. normally fox wouldn't worry about this stuff. the murdochs wouldn't. but there's a big business deal in the works. 21st century fox, they want to take over all of the pay tv provider in britain skye, and there's a morality clause which the uk regulators look at. >> that's right. it's a feather they'd like to put in their cap. it's a really big deal for them to get full ownership of skye. there are british regulators, offcomw who are going to look, back in 2011, the phone hacking scandal, they don't want to see that ha

pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >> you've got to be crazy to think you're going to change the world that way. but he was doing it.

jimmy carter was an outsider. ronald reagan was an outsider.ought he was so smart that he could run the white house by himself, and that didn't work out very well. reagan knew he needed a consummate insider and a grownup in the room. it's not at all clear that trump has learned that lesson. >> when it comes to being a grownup in the room, isn't that what folks assume reince priebus was, knowing the ins and outs, having led the rnc, having a deep relationship with speaker paul ryan, that they would be able to get stuff done when it comes to the lever-pulling of d.c.? >> it's not enough. priebus did a good job as head of the rnc by all accounts, but he had no experience in the white house, he had no experience on capitol hill. it's not at all clear he's told trump what he needs to hear or that trump pays attention when does. so, for example, going to the hill and trying to do repeal and replace of obamacare was a lose-lose from the get-go. someone like baker who knew the hill would never have done that, in my opinion. perhaps if trump had decided

pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >> hey, everybody. i'm hoping to make some people very rich today. maybe million-dollar rich. did i mention i love my job? let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] hey, everybody. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right, let's get going. as a dean of students, today's contestant is used to laying down the law and is hoping to just let loose today. from detroit, michigan, let's welcome marlon

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. >> but there was in 28 she went against barack obama who ran as an outsider and lit up the grass roots. she was supposed to be the candidate nominated in 2008. she ran as a steady candidate as somebody that got something done. this time in 2016, she changed a lot of the tactics but that big over arching message ashe ended up winning. by the time she gets to donald trump, she is in the status quo against the candidate of change in a change election. a lot of the future democratic candidates, republican candidates, people who watched the political process, if the voters want to know what you are doing for them that is different from now that one big idea. >> by the way, i do this, i love this kind of book t. beach is coming, be every the beach comes this summer, you can buy this book "shattered." it's catnip. in the book you talk about the strategy in the primary. in other words, instead of going at it and prosthelizing and getting people on the progressive left to vote for it, no, we're going to the regular clinton voters. >> analytics was something that angered bill clinton. he was say

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an outsider who comes in, what's the conventional wisdom that's true and what can we reject.i was benefited by the people i was working with, people who had done prime time cable news. >> you talk about the people who are learning trump a n know not that they don't have the necessarily fear or respect him. that's the same on capitol hil by the way. normal the chief of staff is negotiating with those hostile forces. they don't have someone even do that. >> i worry about this where they don't have the default option to do nothing. >> great point. >> they're screwing up a bunch of stuff on tax reform. and the likely outcome is we won't have tax reform. there's sisksz the white house has to do something for the benefit of america. >> seems like all different parties whether from capitol hill to the citizens to the foreign governments, that's just the guy at the end of the bar talking. at a certain point that isn't going to work. and that's what i worry about us adjusting this way. joy reid will be hosting the 11th-hour. that is all in for this evening. rachel maddow show starts r

pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to performhours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e sar. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> we have breaking news for you now. this is the race in the northern suburbs of atlanta. it's the 6th congressional district. this is the special election to replace former congressman tom price who has left congress to serve as health secretary in the trump administration. here with the latest is my colleague. >> updating you on breaking news out of georgia's 6th congressional district where votes are still being counted. 30-year-old democrat jon ossoff raised $8 million in his bid to flip his con

to his neighbors, he was an outsider too. rdly anyone knew this man, who once worked as an english teacher in saudi-arabia. ms. romek: he was a very big guy. nice, calm. i wouldn't say that he could do something wrong, really. always taking care of the garden, cutting the grass, washing the car. i don't think he went into some conversations with the neighbors here. he was just a closed person. reporter: a religious loner with a wife and children attracts little attention in birmingham. after all, many muslims live in britain's second largest city. but since the attack, the relatively peaceful status quo has been upset. >> we're made out to be the bad boys, you know, the "terrorists." but realistically, we're all the same people. you know, me, you, him, cameraman, everybody. we're all the same people. but some media channels -- not all, some media channels, make muslims the bad boys. reporter: london on friday afternoon. westminster bridge is buzzing with tourists once again. london may be mourning, but it refuses to bow to fea

look, we are going to stay in this investigation because we don't have an outside commiss n commissionhe fbi and commission we're the only game in town. we might walk out if we can't do what we need for a good report. >> the fear is a propaganda arm of the white house. the next piece of evidence, brick if the wall of what phil mudd, a cia guy calls purposeful deception with this unmasking scandal, suggesting unmasking is leaking when it isn't. suggesting susan rice undertaking this scheme of surveillance of trump folks, which is demon straestrably unt. if that's coming out and backed up by nunes, how is that oversight. >> i guess i've observed a republican could do all that, certainly a republican interested in joining to cloud the waters on existence of fbi investigation to trump administration links and possible collusion with the russians but backing up this absurd tweet about surveillance of trump tower. you can do that investigation or no investigation. what's more concerning to me, chris, when you have a president who relies on false hoods and lies, the biggest inauguration ever,

how there is strong sheer in the atmosphere that means the wind will change direction so there is an outside risk of an isolated tornado or two. the best chance of that is late in the morning or afternoon on thursday. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow is gorgeous, 70 degrees and sunny and thursday heavy rain and severe storms are possible. 63 degrees and that low pressure becoming cut off on friday and breezy and cool and lots of clouds and showers, and 53 degrees and not ideal conditions for the home opener and gets better for saturday, 53 degrees and clouds and sunshine and sunday warmer and 66 and monday up to 75 as passover begins at sun down and tuesday make a note of this jim, temperatures could be up near 80 degrees by next week so all eyes are on thursday. and i'll have an update on "action news" at 11:00. >>> abc world news tonight is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers. and then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis roge

might say and i gather from the initial reaction is that was partly responsible for her loss as an outside don't think she ran a good campaign and i don't think she connected with the american people. until the democratic party starts to say as a nonpolitical person we've got to do better with the american people and stop blaming the fbi, jim comey and the russian intervention i think they got a problem. >> your wish is our command. her loss -- we'll play more of what she had to say. >> certainly misogyny played a role that has to be admitted and it's a pretty simple, but unfortunate phenomenon. with men, success and ambition are correlated with likability. so the more successful a man is, the more likeable he becomes. with a woman, guess what? it's the exact opposite. there are things we could have done better, there are things i could've done better, but i think it is fair to say that the outside intervention, the combination of the comey letter on october 28th, wikileaks which played a much bigger role than i think many people understand yet, had the determinative effect. i don't want a

pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to performhours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 4:56 a new playground in california is blending new technologies. using markers set up around the jungle gym for kids to play games. to experience the adventure. the city's other parks are also expected to receive that city's technology upgrade. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is keeping his promise to travel to every state by the end of the year. zuckerberg spent some time on the assembly line. he helped assemble some new f150 pickup trucks by adding antenna

to his neighbors, he was an outsider too. hardly anyone knew this man, who once worked as an english teacher in saudi-arabia. ms. romek: he was a very big guy. nice, calm. i wouldn't say that he could do something wrong, really. always taking care of the garden, cutting the grass, washing the car. i don't think he went into some conversations with the neieighbs here. he was just a closed person. reporter: a religious loner with a wife and children attracts little attention in birmingham. after all, many muslims live in britain's second largest city. but since the attack, the relatively peaceful status quo has been upset. >> we're made out to be the bad boys, you know, the "terrorists." but realistically, we're all the same people. you know, me, you, him, cameraman, everybody. we're all the same people. but some media channels -- not all, some media channels, make muslims the bad boys. reporter: london on friday afternoon. westminster bridge is buzzing with tourists once again. london may be mourning, but it refuses to bow to o

. >> you are essentially an outsider coming in. it seems like they are just welcoming you in. >> it was really fun to see the girls again. and, even last year, i mean, i had never met any of these women. they were just so wonderful. you would think we had known each other 20 years. it is that kind of warmth these women have. and it is fun. we laugh and giggle about little things happening. and, they just macoya feel like you are a part of the group though yeah, you are right. i'm coming in for one little appearance. maybe once a year if you are very lucky. and, it just feels like you have been talking to them for years. >> well, elizabeth, you do such a good job. so, we are proud of you and we will be watching. >> thank you. thank you so much michelle. so great to talk to you. i'll see you on the talk! >> all right. have fun! >> oh, it should be a lot of fun. hopefully no pokimon go talk this year. you can watch elizabeth on the talk here at 1:00. >>> relief is in sight for muir beach residents. highway 1 and the green gulch is set