teacher says it happened at behan's pub. she has visited before so was surprised when the bouncer turned her way. >> right away he said it's a ticketed event. >> reporter: curious, she joined friends across the street and asked the white friend to get into behan's pub. that friend asked to remain anonymous. >> the bouncer looked at me, gave me a head nod and walked right in. >> he did not check her id or specify that it was a ticketed event. >> reporter: she confronted the bouncer and asked why her friend was allowed in but she was not. >> he looked at me and said because you don't look like the women inside. >> the bouncer said, you don't look like the other women in here. >> you heard him say that? >> absolutely. i was standing right there with her. shocking, absolutely. >> i actually walked away in deep. >> reporter: i went into behan's pub to get answers. the bartender referred me to a manager who wasn't around and hasn't contacted me. petito posted her complaint on social media and plans to file a commission. >>> and up

it was of little bit empty but i found just the right behan to be a subject for retest. sixth drinks a and i gave him a number seven. what do you do do you kill and there you go. the second question he had more trouble. there is a person above the tracks the only person that can stop the trade if you push the fat man on to the tracks the five people would be saved or let the of that band go. what do you do one? >> save the fact that. >> now the third question we thank round out the fat piano on the bridge sabotaging the brakes. day you push have? >> yes. because he admitted he sabotage the trade. to disprove the story the basic conclusion is that when you are drunk you think through less that they leave you to that that morality. >> that is the outcome because if you the cover drinking and vacate the right choices. >> talking about the ethical issues in a bar i thought you meant to hook up with someone. >> i have no problem with people getting drunk. [laughter] i will put on some summer clothes zealand said outside -- the unit is its outside. >> i will get cold. [laughte

in meeting of the new chip behan's the 26 to the 28 the mckewon coastal with our chinese friends. so please welcome the vice president of the people's republic of china, vice president li. [applause] >> speenineteen professor, a distinguished guest and friends i am delighted to attend the 2016 annual meeting of the world economic forum. thank you for that kind in to take his chin -- invitation for this special discussion. with the industrial revolution to examine the new driving force for the world economic growth. now at a crucial stage to enter a new normal. that the chinese economy has more driving forces that the of the chinese economy is not based on blind optimism but necessary basis we will use today's platform of the chinese economy and policy direction. first the chinese economy achieves such steady growth as an important driving force to begin with the gdp a medium high growth rate and in 2015 despite the volatility in the world economy titusville achieves the gdp increase of over $500 billion which is estimated to be the largest in the world as has been achieved and a h

. >> reporter: petido a new york city schoolteacher says it happened at behans pub. she's visited before so was surprised when the bouncer turned her away. ticketed event you can't come gave me a head nod and i walked in. >> he did not check her id and did not specify it was a ticketed event. >> reporter: petido confronted the bouncer and asked why her friend was allowed in but she was not. >> he said because you don't look like the women inside. >> the bouncer said you don't look like the other women in here. >> you heard him say that? >> absolutely. i was standing there with her. shocking. absolutely. >> i actually walked away in tears because it was just heart breaking. it really cut deep. >> i went in to get answers. the bartender referred me to a manager who wasn't around and hasn't contacted me. petido posted her concern on social media and plans to file a complaint with the city in woodlawn the bronx, tony aiello. >>> more legal trouble for fandual and draftkings. eric schneiderman filed a lawsuit demand, the sites give back the money won in in new york state.

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