. >> reporter: for anita sarkisian, this is the new normal. armed escorts at public events.rac move. >> i'm constantly aware of the fact that there's an enormous amount of hate directed toward me. >> reporter: hate in the form of bomb threats, rape threats, even death threats. on this morning, high alert at loyola university in chicago. it's anita's first speaking engagement since threats of a shooting massacre forced her to cancel her last appearance. all because this media critic dared to criticize something millions of us play every day. >> video games. >> reporter: video games. the threats making splashy headlines around the world. on shows like "melissa harris perry." and web casts like democracy now and huff post live. >> violent threats for pointing out sexism in video games. >> things got heated to say the least. >> reporter: the harassment became part of what's now known as gamergate. what started as an online spat about the ethics of gaming journalism quickly escalated into a full-blown culture war. >> women shouldn't be mere disposable objects or symbolic pawns in

good to be with you. >> john and anita will be with us for the rest of the night.n we come back, al hunt will be here. will it be barack obama when we come back? will it be lanhee chen? we will find out when we come back. ♪ >> we are back with our expensive rental couch with republican lanhee chen on the very couch. and we have austan goolsbee in chicago. also our impartial political referee albert reinhold hunt junior. al, you will talk substance with these gentlemen. wedding you take over this part of the conversation for us? >> will do. we have heard republicans say that this is class warfare. orrin hatch says it is robbing the rich. but are there areas when you look at that economic proposal, are there areas of common ground? >> there are on trade policy. >> anything on taxes? >> possibly on educational incentives. when you put it all together, it does not like serious to republicans. but the reality is, all you have is a joke right now. >> democrats keep saying that the proposal on banks is -- what chairman camp is proposing. is that true? >> there are similar

[laughter] >> anita, how about you?> my worst day is word that first friday of the month when -- worst days was the first friday of the month when they would release unemployment statistics. it was horrible. i can just say, it was the worst day. >> this was a period in which literally 700,000 people were out of work each month for a short period of time. quite it was a terrible friday. the raid was going up. many of you may have noticed that the rates came down. every friday, the first friday of the month, there would be hundreds of thousands of jobs that have been lost and the unemployment rate going up. probably the worst day of 2009 was the day we hit over 10%. it is an easy statistic for the press to grab onto. this shows you how bad things really are. things were terrible. things were horrible. it was heartbreaking. the president reads 10 letters a night from citizens to make sure he hears with the people are thinking about. it was just heartbreaking. to read those letters, it was a terrible, terrible time. i think

my name is anita lasker-walfisch. i'm a survivor of auschwitz. we arrived at night.ll night in the- dark. and the next morning came the situation which in a way saved my life because of various prisoners do the tattooing and shaving of hair, et cetera. and the girl who was doing me, she asked me what i was doing before the war. i said, i used to play the cello, you know. seems completely ridiculous thing to say in auschwitz. i played the cello. fantastic, she said. you'll be saved. i was naked, without hair. i had a toothbrush in my hand. that was already a great privilege. she must have slip me a toothbrush. a toothbrush was fantastic. and then they came -- i didn't understand anything because she was quite well dressed. and we had a conversation about cello playing. where did you study? you cannot imagine a more unbelievable situation. she said, fantastic because we haven't got a cello in the orchestra. the orchestra of just being created. and everybody who, play anything, you know, a little bit of mandolin, violin. it was a peculiar collection -- there were five p

anita dunn, tony snow.overage of the iowa freedom summit from des moines begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. speakers include potential 2016 presidential candidates. governors rick perry, scott walker and chris christie, form other governor mike huckabee, businessman donald trump and dr. ben car southern as well as 2008 vice presidential nominee sarah palin. the iowa freedom summit this saturday on c-span c-span radio and c-span.org. >>> the u.s. house today approved a bill that would prohibit taxpayer funding of abortions. that bill now heads to the senate. the bill bab-- we spoke to a capitol reporter about the change in the language. >> the annual march for life taking place in washington on the anniversary of the row v. wade decision, the house set to take up an abortion bill but not the one they originally planned to i/w!udebate. melanie zinona joins us from capitol hill. why the switchout? what happened? >> well, the house rules committee met late last night to tee up a different apportion measure to be con

. >> reporter: anita rogers runs an exclusive agency british american household staffing. >> if it's hours a week, it needs to be 44 hours at a specific hourly and that hourly cannot be under minimum wage. that's the law. then it needs to be time and a half. >> reporter: being a celebrity nanny often involves demanding work. even if you're living the high life. carey's nanny was paid over $6,000 a month, roughly $80,000 a year. a representative for mariah carey told abc news they don't comment on frivolous lawsuits. this isn't the first time a nanny has caused a stir in high-powered circles. rupert murdoch's nanny sued the billionaire and his now ex-wife, calling their home a war zone. a judge dismissed the case against them. >> before you start, like anything, with any job, but especially domestic staffing you have a watertight contract. >> reporter: anita rogers says discretion is the key when hiring nannies for the rich and famous. >> you don't want your nanny telling the nanny in the park your dirty secrets. it's terrible. >> or even your clean secrets. >> none of them. >> report

next on american history tv, author and professor anita casavantes bradford discusses the legacy of the mission known as operation pedro pan. she explains the differing interpretations of the children's exodus to the u.s. from cuba and how the 2000 custody battle over elian gonzalez reignited debate over operation pedro pan. after her talk, several audience members who came to the u.s. as

>> si mis hijas te ven, anita!e se llama presoterapia. >> claro, es un tratamiento mÉdico estético que trabaja con la presiÓn del aire, estimulando el sistema circulatorio, porque hace drenaje linfÁtico. es especial para desinflamar. >> especialmente lo que mÁs se inflama despuÉs de la fiesta, que son las piernas. >> las piernas, los pies, las manos, de cocinar y cargar las bolsas, empacar los regalos... estamos el dÍa de hoy un poquito a doloridos. >> ¿utiliza el aire? >> claro, es una presiÓn controlada, que viene desde los pies hacia arriba estimulando el sistema circulatorio. es espectacular. pero les tengo lo que a todas les encanta, las recetas caseras. >> para aquellas que no tienen acceso a este tipo de tratamiento, que no se encuentra en cualquier lugar. >> no, es en sitios especializados. Éstos son tratamientos médico estÉticos que nos van a ayudar mucho, pero en casita tenemos la soluciÓn tambiÉn. >> eso me gusta. >> vamos a empezar con algo que encontramos fÁcilmente, aceite de coco o manteca de coco. l

council member anita bass just finished speaking right now.n the mayor elect muriel bowser will be sworn in. that's coming within the next few minutes. keep it right here for the latest. >>> virginia's former first lady marie mcdonnell reportedly asked an nfl player for money. she also reportedly asked him not to tell her husband. the football player was maureen's sister-in-law's old boyfriend and the claims were written in the letter to the u.s. district judge in part of a request to show leniency to the former governor. he will be sentenced next week. >>> you could be part of a new process if you live in arlington. it comes after frustrations from the local residents. it will ask for community input where schools and other infrastructure should be built. 20 residents will be elected to study and advise officials and they will be asked how to retain parks and open space. it's an attempt to restore what's called the arlington way of seeking consensus. >>> senator harry reid is recovering this morning after being hurt while exercising. his offi

--anita, how about you? >> the first friday of the month when they would release unemployment statistics. it was horrible. i can just say, it was the worst day. >> this was a. in which literally 700,000 people were out of work each month for a short. of time -- for a short period of time. quite it was a terrible friday. many of you may have noticed that the rates came down. every friday, the first friday of the month, there would be hundreds of thousands of jobs that have been lost and the unemployment rate going up. the day we had over 10% wasn't easy statistic for the press to grab onto. it showed them how bad things really work. and things were terrible. things were horrible. it was heartbreaking. we would pretend letters and night from citizens to actually hear what people are thinking about. it was just heartbreaking. to read those letters, it was a terrible, terrible time. i think my best day in the white house was not the day when i was still working in the white house, but it was a day that i still t

anita dunn, tony fratto. thank you all. [applause] >> in about two hours pths obama delivers his state of the union address to a joint -- president obama delivers his state of the union address to a joint session of congress. we'll have a preview program starting about 8:00 p.m. eastern with the speech delivered at 9:00 after that the republican response given by iowa freshman senator joanierness. plus we'll open up the phone line and take your tweets. earlier today on the house floor, minority leader nancy pelosi previewed tonight's speech. here's a look. the speaker pro tempore: without oeconth gentledy is recognized. ms. pelothk you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this weekend we observe the celebration of the life of the reverend martin luther king jr.. he talked about engagement for, engagement for the american people, for jobs, for justice, for peace, and that is -- it was pretty exciting to see the response across the country at a time when all of these issues are in the forefront. tonight we will hear from the president

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llegÓ la mÚsica, anita!a buena, la mala y el feo, shakira! >> ¿cÓmo castigaste a piquÉ? >> ¿cÓmo voy a castigarlo? >> esa noche no le dio waka waka. >> ¿un recuerdo bonito? >> el primer beso. mÁs mojado de lo que yo pensaba. >> el prÓximo aÑo promete ser mÁs memorable. a los artistas que no ha llegado, los invitamos para que pasen. escÚchanos por uforia y forma parte de nuestra muy divertida aventura. >> gracias, argelia. ana estaba distraÍda viendo la aplicaciÓn de uforia. es muy fÁcil. bajas la aplicaciÓn desde tu telÉfono mÓvil y puedes tener todas las estaciones de estados unidos. >> y tambiÉn en tabletas estÁ disponible. lo mejor es la mÚsica para bailar, la mÚsica corta venas... >> ya tu bebÉ tiene su propia estaciÓn. >> baby mozart. >> que sea un aÑo exitoso para ellos y que vengan muchos mÁs artistas. >> vÁmonos a una pausa. solicitÓ visa y le dieron orden de espera por dos aÑos. ahora con 5 hijos ciudadanos y una esposa con discapacidad pide ayuda para someter nuevamente su caso. el abogado mario lo

[applause] >> good afternoon, my name is anita change. i've been working at the airport 11 years as a cashier. i have work because i need healthcare. i have high blood pleasure and am a diabetic and need the medication to control my unit to survive, but my employer at the airport want us to pay $350 a month by the last yeerz of our contract. we all cannot afford it to pay the extra 350 a month. besides, i'm paying rent, bills, food and medication. we know this owner, they making money. we want the airport to continue contribution for their healthcare full coverage. thank you. >> thank you very much. and before our next speaker comes up, i do apologize, we have a board rule here where we cannot use applause or vocal expressions for approval or disapproval. perhaps there could be other gestures you use to support each other such as use your fingers. >> my name is [inaudible] i work at san francisco restaurant airport. we are here today because i want our voices to be heard. we need healthcare badly and i had an accident four years ago and i

. >> anita weinstein escaped from the rubble and survived the 1994 attack that killed many of for colleagues. she says the committee won't be bowed. >> they wanted to kill me and wanted me to leave. in this life i wanted to be something that would overcome. not forget, not thinking that it did not happen, not showing them that they did not succeed in killing. >> nisman had been due to give evidence at congress about his accusations. and while the president's egg knowledge meant --acknowledgment that he was murdered is important, many believe this case will remain unsolved. >> still to come, president obama heads to india for a much-anticipated visit. we speak with the only indian member of congress. >> the first batch of a trial vaccine against the ebola virus is on its way to west africa. the drug will be given to people in the worst-affected countries. >> in west africa, they are still digging graves. each small white cross, another life claimed by ebola. there are signs the pace of the outbreak is slowing. and now, in high-tech laborde tories -- high-tech laboratories in u.k., medicine th

. >> today famed actress anita ekberg has died. >> come here. >> this scene from la dolce vita in the 60s at the trevi fountain in rome made her a global icon. >> she was 83 years old. and comedian taylor negron passed away today after a long fight with cancer, some of his acting roles included fast times at original month high and punch line. he was also an influential stand-up and in numerous one man shows, he was 57 years old. coming up here a lot of people tweeted, but who really means it. jesuis charlie. >> glor: finally tonight on twitter more than 5 million people have used to the hashtag hashtaghashtag jesuis charlie, i am charlie, it was used 6,300 times a minute this is the global map, but is jesuis charlie a lasting movement or the hashtag of the movement? here is charlie d'agata. >> the show of unity of the victims of the terrorist attacks in france stretched far from the european capitals of madrid, vienna, and london. to istanbul, in beirut and the gaza strip, moscow, to new york city. the message jesuis charlie, i am charlie, a slogan in support of charlie hebdo the fre

anita baker 57. four time stanley cup hockey champion wayne gretzky turned 54 today.appy birthday to one and all. >>> coming up, the mystery deepens behind a beloved super bowl puppy. >> the little guy melted our heart last year in the famous beer commercial. the hype behind this year's commercial. famous beer commercial. the hype behind this year's commercial. en think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry, scratchy thing going on... guess what? (cough!) it works on his cough too. what? stop, don't pull me! spoiler alert! she doesn't make it! only mucinex dm packs 2 medicines in one pill to relieve wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unprotected. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can h

. >> my name is anita garrison and i provide clinical support to ella hill hutch and i am a representative of westside community services so my job at ella hill hutch is to provide mental health care to our youth. i am utilizing a lot of the facilities we have there. i would like to say, it is a tragedy that we would even have to be in substandard conditions. i am trying to get therapy to youth that are already feeling hopelessness and we are cold. i have to reinforce that they put on coats. my car for one has been broken into. and lighting would be a necessity. it seems like it should be a minimum requirement that the lighting facilities are accurate. heating and air-conditioning be provided. it is a shame that our youth that are already dealing with trauma would have to be in a facility that are substandard. i am definitely in support of utilizing the funding to put the center where it should be. we are not doing any major improvements that are going to make the aesthetic of the building even better. these are just minimum requirements i feel should be utilized. thank you. >> good evenin

you will hear from anita dunn, communications director during the early days of the obama administration, and press secretary under george w. bush. this is one hour. >> welcome back. i would like to introduce our moderator for the panel, the white house: view from the inside. and compton has covered sent -- 10 presidential campaigns. she also served a one-year term as president of the white house correspondents's association. she has traveled to all 50 states and six continents with american presidents, vice presidents, and first ladies and she has also been a panelist on two presidential campaign debates. she has shared in an emmy for her coverage is the only broadcast reporter on--- on air force one during september 11. she has been inducted into six halls of fame and has received multiple honorary degrees and lifetime achievement awards. one fun fact is that her husband found she was number 12 down in the sunday new york times crossword puzzle. [laughter] please welcome ann compton. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. i have a frequent attendee -- i'm a frequent attendee at

anita shu, crist stan son. board of supervisors, norman yee. scott wiener, cindy wu, phil tang, wane young and shou young and norman fung. when you get a list like this, i would like to say if there is anyone i didn't acknowledge, i would like you to raise your hand and i would be

and the swedish-born actress, anita ekberg, has also died. ekberg earned fame for her role as a movie star in federico fellini's "la dolce vita." she was 83. >> marcello! come here! hurry up! >> sreenivasan: yesterday, the former deputy director of the central intelligence agency told us one of his biggest concerns is radicalized young men with e.u. or american passports entering the u.s. to commit terrorist acts like the ones in france this past week. that got us thinking: what's being to done to prevent them from being radicalized in the first place? for more about that, we are joined now from washington by humera khan. she's the executive director of muflehun, a think tank whose mission is to thwart terrorism. she's also an advisor to several government agencies including the f.b.i. so what can be done to prevent the radicalization in the first place? >> well, for prevention one of the most important things you have to deal with is raising awareness. people need to know what they're up against. and actually the barest entry you don't have

my name is anita old harris. i'm here representing the westwood park association of 685 home planned unit development that borders about follow-up reservoir and ocean avenue commercial corridor. i have the honor and privilege of serving as the president of the planning commission for nearly 5 years. during that time i reviewed hundreds of applications. after that service had participated in the formulation of the balboa park stationary plan that he you signed into legislation in 2009. that creative vision for the area of a transit village serving residents. the vision is a vibrant retail core door so many everyday needs of residents. when fire destroyed several buildings retail establishment merely personally visited and expect construction to retail establishments could return. the planning department mayor's office of economic and workforce the moment in the puc are hosting a meeting to discuss providing much-needed housing on the balboa reservoir. in short, the bubble plan israel and ready to be fully realized

anita shu, crist stan son. board of supervisors, norman yee. scott wiener, cindy wu, phil tang, wane young and shou young and norman fung. when you get a list like this, i would like to say if there is anyone i didn't acknowledge, i would like you to raise your hand and i would be happy to welcome you. one of our friends rick quan is here. good to see you here, rick. the honorable mayor of san francisco and the cousin david lee is here. [ applause ] >> one of the most ferocious players on the court, one of the most genteel and fun guys off the court. damon green. [ cheers and applause ] his nickname is the senator which is why i have him separated from ed lee because when you talk about election results, i don't want to have two politicians together. one of the rising stars as he is. [ cheers and applause ] and a man who continues to dominate the nba from seattle to all star weekend to years in the league office in phoenix and now the president of the warriors, lebron james business, rick welch. [ cheers and applause ] now, events like this are

tony covered the white house just before anita's term. he was deputy white house press secretary, the last years of the george w. bush administration. and both of them are still very influential strategic thirst working on the outside of issues and policy and they are still engaged of what is going on here in washington. and i want you to start, not only telling us what your job was in the administration, but what in your background made you suteable for that? >> thank you for being here, i was an intern in the carter white house and i was bitten by the bug and never looked back. i'm a huge believer in programs that bring people to washington and give them the opportunity to hear people and talk to people and i look forward to our discussion. because you all have challenging questions. so what is my background qualified me to be white house communications director? i was the communications research and policy director for the obama 2008 campaign. from 1993 until 2009 been a partner at a washington media consulting firm. we did political c

. >> anita brian used to have an orange juice thing back in the day. >> i knew you could hook that um. >> i like orange juice. thank you for helping us to clear that up, ukee. steve johnson has 15 degrees. clear skies for him in west chester no frost he says but definitely the breeze. that is a good point. because we don't have a light enough win for frost to form. you will in the find too much of it out there this morning. we can find victories out of this forecast. fran a has 16 degrees in nottingham and does generally have a clear sky as well. the guys thanks for sending in your report. we want to head over to storm scan and give you a sense what is going on with this nor'easter that continues to pull away as we speak. at this point it is pressure gradient that classic wind flow kicks in for us and eventually we will be dealing with another weak disturbance. for now it is high pressure but then we will see beginnings of the moisture picking up here with the next disturbance taking shape. i don't like calling it a storm. that is no what the is. it will move through. the it will brin

joined by a woman in massachusetts, investigative sports reporter for the boston globe, here on set, anita marks she's a radio host with nbc sports and former professional football player and the huffington post. sharra, you heard from belichick the coach in the opening there, i want to play brady for a moment. this is brady later on the day on thursday unusual press conference. here he is talking about the perfect football. >> when i pick those footballs out, at that point, you know to me they're perfect. i don't want anyone touching the balls after that. i don't want anyone rubbing them. you know putting any air in taking any air out. to me those balls are perfect and that's what i expect when i show up on the field. >> sherra if one things jumped out at me it was the body language. i was watching that it sounded to me like the voice was almost quivering at times. this was a guy, felt like he was holding back some, you know, show of emotion. this guy was communicating fear he was scared. and i know, you know not all professional athletes are comfortable, but i've seen brady in front of t

his father, jorge senior, and his son alexis, he trains aspiring fighters in this gym in the santa anitacity. he knows these young men, like generations of boxers everywhere from other neighborhoods like this, are looking for a way out. >> in mexico city boxing is kind of like save a life. you know what i mean? boxing they give them a little discipline. >> let's say you're good but you're not that good. can you make a living just being a contender? >> no, but a lot of fighters, they try to make it. tons of boxers. they want to be a champion. >> everybody wants to be a champion. >> everybody. everybody wants to get to the big shot. but you know, it's just one. >> those are bad odds. the history of boxing is not kind. i mean, most managers and promoters don't really give a -- about the fighters. they use them up but at the end they leave a guy all broken down, no money and scrambled brains. >> we're just like prostitutes. you know what i mean? >> in this area what are your options? if you drop out of high school. >> nothing. it's just like being on the street. snatching, robbing. a lot of

. >> anita levantÓ las manos todas las veces y fue muy in fue muy injusto. >> yo no puedo complacerlastranquilos. ♪ ♪ >> eh, vamos allÁ! este es el ritmo del dasa. >> pero no la canta el dasa. >> ya sÉ, pero el ritmo me recuerda a Él. >> mejor vamos con el sandoval. la siguen pasando re bien ahÍ en california, y ahora nos van a poner a sudar. >> yo tiro sudar la gota gorda. adelante, hermano! >> efectivamente, estamos en plaza mÉxico, en lynwood, y nos acompaÑa karla. ya, comimos rosca, ya nos enseÑaron cÓmo hacerla, y tÚ nos vas a enseÑar cÓmo hacerlo. >> un dÍa con mi amiga hablando en casa nos aclaramos hablando de chismes, y se me ocurriÓ el chisme ejercicio. >> ¿chisme ejercicio? >> sÍ, porque cuando hablas cremas calorÍas. -quemas calorÍas. >> ademÁs pasa el tiempo más rÁpido. >> y lo hace con tu compaÑera, amiga... >> ¿quÉ te parece si comenzamos? >> son ejercicios bÁsicos y llenos de energÍa. ¿todos listos aquÍ? ( gritos ) >> chicas, ¿quÉ creen de que ricky martin no estÁ muerto? >> quÉ buena noticia! >> comadre, cuÉntame chiste. >> lupillo rivera hizo feliz a una fanÁtica, le