coming up on our program, state assembly speaker anthony rendon talks about changing the culture around sexual harassment in california's capitol. and the gop's tax reform plans. we'll look at their impact on your family finances and the economy. >>> but first, in the nation's capitol, u.s. representative trent franks as stepped down over sexual harassment allegations. he is the third member of congress to resign in three days in addition to representative john conyers and senator al franken. the developments come amid a growing movement to crack down on harassment by powerful men as the nation's political and cultural divisions widen. for more perspective on this, we turn now to a veteran journalist whose career has spanned for man five decades. dan rather has interviewed numerous presidents and reported on watershed moments in u.s. history, from the civil rights movement to the vietnam war and 9/11. now the 86-year-old former cbs anchor has built a new audience online. he has millions of fans on social media. rather also has a new book out titled "what unites us, a collection of essay

no, i will not touch you. >> we talked to assembly speaker anthony rendon about what he thinks shoulde done to change the culture at the capitol. scott shafer sat down with speaker rendon earlier. >> speaker rendon, thanks so much more coming in. >> thank you. >> so much going on in sacramento and the country, not the least of which is the sexual harassment scandal that is sweeping not just sacramento but the country. we've seen one assemblyman resign. we've got another stepping back under some serious accusations, another state senator under investigation. how did it get to this point? >> well, it's clear that we have a crisis with respect to sexual harassment not only in our building in sacramento, but also in the culture in general. >> is it a surprise? i mean were you shocked because there's this whisper network that people talk about members and staff and who's a problem. i mean do you not hear any of those things? >> well, i did recognize when i took over the speakership, i realized our policies and procedures, for example, were outdated. they hadn't been updated in about a deca

coming up on our program, state assembly speaker anthony rendon talks about changing the culture aroundl harassment in california's capitol. and the gop's tax reform plans. we'll look at their impact on your family finances and the economy. >>> but first, in the nation's capitol, u.s. representative trent franks as stepped down over sexual harassment allegations. he is the third member of congress to resign in three days in addition to representative john conyers and senator al franken. the developments come amid a growing movement to crack down on harassment by powerful men as the nation's political and cultural divisions widen. for more perspective on this, we turn now to a veteran journalist whose career has spanned for man five