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i'll move over to doctor avis. are diversity, equity and inclusion specialist and a career strategist. you have built your career helping women achieve goals and personal goals. it doesn't appear there's much of a demand for men's career strategist. this profession will look different for men clients. what does the need for your profession, helping women, what does that say about institutionalized sexism in the workplace. >> it says that it is institutionalized. it's normalcy. it has a lot to do with micro- aggressions and the reality of unconscious bias and how that proliferates our culture. really, when people think of the word leader, most people, the image they have undermined is a man and more typically a white male. when we talk about piercing through that paradigm and asserting themselves and being respected as leaders in the workplace, it takes a little bit more maneuvering and more advanced thought and what men have to put into it. it's this extra burden that women bear when it comes to being able to navig

we goou midatlantic region, washington, d.c., 2:00, 3:avy rain by this evening's commute moves into flood risk that will accompany that one to thre day ahead. >>> goodrologist bill henley. rain has started in our area. it's light rain fal philadelphia toward the shore. moderate showers as far as thunderstorms are concerned has a look to the west to harrisburg. those are missing us. the next round ier. we've issued a first alert for potential for heavy rain, flooding a s update at 4:30. >> all right, bill. for "nbc 10 news today" -- >> we're learning more about this attack. the video has gone have narrowed down the search for the young suspec this week's train derailment is causing headaches for commurs. we'll tell you about the lingering problems and when things could get back to normal. >> grand opening today. first lego land opens to the public. we'll have a preview of what to. weather, traffic. all the news you need to know before you head out the i star today." get play proof kid's gear built for springtime fun like jumping beans dresses for only $12 $7 mix and match tops and bottoms

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[laughter] and -- ieneral avis was president reagan's first sti director. >> thank you for that. i the great privilege and think it's due to all the people in this room policy support, congressional support, all of that's that we are where we are today. it is very gratifying to see that. when you talk about the north weean threats, many times time on what we have to outline what that threat could look like from that small nation, which we can get a fair amount of outside information from. isn't there another aspect of the threat where, they begin to sell this because they have absolutely no cash crop there. but nuclear weapons would immediately put money into pocket.ip's when that goes, it won't be as observable and the threat will be much broader. >> yes, i couldn't agree with you more. thank you for your work under president reagan. , another reason why asould do a freeze completely unacceptable or the very reason that you mentioned. they have the scientists, capabilities, and, let's face it, they have a history of doing ,xactly what you just mentioned which is trying to sell t

i will move over to avis. you are diversity equity and inclusion solutionists. and a career strategist. you have build your career helping women achieve their personal goals as well as, i'm psycho professional goals as well as personal ones. it doesn't appear that much of the demand for men's career strategist. certainly -- [inaudible] this profession would look much more different i would imagine for men clients. what does the need for your profession? in other words, helping women. what does that say about sexism in a place? >> it says it is in fact, institutionalized. it is normalcy. and it has a lot to do with we talked about micro aggressions, a lot to do with the reality of unconscious bias and have that proliferate our culture. really when people think of the word leader, most people, the image they have in their mind unfortunately is a man. more specifically its typically a white male. when the talk about women being able to pierce through that pre-existing cultural paradigm and be able to assert themselves and be respected as leaders in the workplace, i

i'll move over to doctor avis. you are diversity, equity and inclusion specialist and a career strategist. you have built your career helping women achieve goals and personal goals. it doesn't appear there's much of a demand for men's career strategist. this profession will look different for men clients. what does the need for your profession, helping women, what does that say about institutionalized sexism in the workplace. >> it says that it is institutionalized. it's normalcy. it has a lot to do with micro- aggressions and the reality of unconscious bias and how that proliferates our culture. really, when people think of the word leader, most people, the image they have undermined is a man and more typically a white male. when we talk about piercing through that paradigm and asserting themselves and being respected as leaders in the workplace, it takes a little bit more maneuvering and more advanced thought and what men have to put into it. it's this extra burden that women bear when it comes to being able to n

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-- cliche, but we have task forces around the country, we sit with our brothers and sisters at atf, avi, the marshall service around the country. perfect? -- to barb's phrase, to get more bang for your buck. >> i yield back. thehe chairwoman recognize gentleman -- other gentleman from louisiana, mr. richard. for being here. start with something that has come up before. both of youre agencies use confidential ?nformants >> yes, sir. utrecht these informants of any crimes? we learned last year the fbi does not. congressman, thank you for the question. yes we do. isfar as when an informant registered, and criminal history is done -- when the semiannual review, they have to run checks to see if they have been involved in any criminal activity. >> i would assume that means they do not get past with any crimes for the working to? any time that the control agent is aware of that activity, and is brought to the supervisor and depending -- if they get a parking ticket or does something ,ike that were drunk in public you should let the assistant . . . . . . . we're also trying to tighten up a bit

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transports though out performing the major averages today, led by domestic tank operator kirby group and avis united which has been under a cloud. airlines up 1%. >> less than half an hour to go. i'm here with mark newton from newton advisers. you're talking about consumer staples, and the reason is this sort of boring -- let's just call it sector, is one of the best performers of the year. tell us what you think happens from here. >> i think the sector should continue to show very good signs of technical strength and really an economy and market that's ruled by mass uncertainty right now. everybody is expecting a big pull back, 12% since the election. if you look at the sector, it's been one of the better performing and looks very, very good at current levels. you have what is called a cup and handle formation technically where we rallied up to test highs, went side ways. yesterday consumer staples was best performing sector moving up since july highs had -- >> come on, this is all i have to live for, mark. come on, continue. beautiful thing. >> this is a promising formation and generally su

>> i think just the entitlement generation, they're being taught that our founders are, you know, avisink they're being taught the wrong things. i wish i could make a good comment about it. doesn't make sense to me. i don't understand it umph maybe we could get a freeze frame of the kid behind the mask, because his parents must be so proud. >> if you're standing up for something, why can't you show your face. pete: i've been in the middle of those protests in a number of conventions, pull your mask down show me your face, and they won't do it 'cause ultimately they're cowards. abby: sates sad reality we're living in now. >> certainly is. abby: if you don't agree with them -- >> right. if you don't agree with them, you're the enemy. abby: that's not what our country is. pete: and they're anti-fascists who want to shut down your speech. >> we're gonna shut you down, freedom of speech unless you disagree with me and shut them down. jon: here's the buy who took out bin laden, happy to show his face to the world. pete: good-looking face. good to have you here, rob o'neill. abby: you took a