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chris mcguiness says has been a big issue with travelers and bloggers alike. >> i think it's great theairline responded to what happened and they're actually making a change. >> reporter: in an effort to involve involuntary bumping like what happened on united's situation delta is upping payouts for those who offer to take a later flight. >> as a paying customer you should have the choice. >> reporter: would you get off a flight for almost 10,000? >> yes, i would. >> reporter: not a question in your mind? >> no. >> reporter: now that could happen. gate agents are now authorized to offer $2,000 for those willing to give up their seat up from 800 and supervisor's offers skyrocketed going from someone thousand 50 to 9,900 -- from 1,350 to 9,950-dollars, although that will be -- $9,950, although that will be a rare situation. >> i don't think there will be people getting $10,000 from delta when people will accept much lower offers than that. >> reporter: whether it's a pr move or an attempt to avoid united's situation, it's unknown. >> i think it's pretty good incentive. i heard someone sa

and bloggers are smart advocates.from word of mouth and the power of a positive experience. that wequickly realized had this growing and avid customer base. where we was having the biggest was that we were based in new york city. we would scour manhattan to find the best merchandise. able to worke were with a group of designers that i agreed to partnering with us and to expand what they were offering. we worked with some of the best designs in the -- designers in the industry. , in a lot of ways make up the backbone of the company. the brands elevated by taking out a full-page ad in the new york times during fashion week. to step up the conversation around inclusivity. have a move from speaking about inclusivity to actually producing garments that women can wear. that is a role that we play and we feel a responsibility to play for our customers. the core of our products is understanding our customer as well as possible. wellrve women who are along in there's -- and their understanding of the styles that they like. it

trump's base of support is gone if he goes to war with syria, wrote blogger and author. just as the strike on syria was beginning. alex jones founder of the conspiracy driven info wars website said after the strike he would give trump the benefit of the doubt, but still tweeted, we are closer to the start of world war iii than we have been in decades, along with the #nowarinsyria. he asked if trump's strike on syria was a sign of betrayal. and this one, trump train headed to destination disappointment? >> i asked the question, why would trump hit a chemical weapons depot with thousands of tons of chemicals. >> reporter: tweeting, i guess trump wasn't putin's puppet after all, i'm officially off the trump train. ann coulter tweeted her dismay, those who wanted us meddling in the middle east voted for other candidates, and reminded us trump campaign on not getting involved in mid eat, said it always helps our enemies and creates more refugees. then he saw a picture on tv. in 2015, trump said he was against u.s. involvement in the middle east. he tweeted then, obama should

bloggers became our earliest advocates.d of mouth and the power of a positive experience. we have grown from there. we very quickly realized that we had this growing and avid , and excited customer base. where we was having the biggest finding really great supplies. we were based in new york city and we would literally scour manhattan to find best -- the best merchandise in our customer's sizes to send. eventually, we were able to work with a group of designers that i -- that agreed to partner with us and expand what they were offering. we worked with some of the best design and product development teams in the industry to develop 8 brands and they, in a lot of ways, make up the backbone of the service. we recently elevated the brands -- the call we were making to brands by taking out a full-page ad in the new york times during fashion week. to step up the conversation around inclusivity. what we haven't seen yet is an actual move from speaking about inclusivity to actually producing garments that women can wear. that is a

and the guy is a blogger. he's not -- he's a blogger and a producer of cuckoo documentaries. he is not a guy with a portfolio of international experience. he made a big play, and in the "game of thrones" he got his head chopped off today. >> the him or me thing resonates with a bit of reporting, a story we brook about harward who was offered the job and walked away from it. and our reporting indicated at least partly if not primarily because he basically said, i need to know that i'm going to the president and not steve bannon. i'm not reporting to steve bannon. the point you made about cohen-watnick, who reporting indicates mcmaster, the national security adviser tried to remove, went over his head to the president with the aid of bannon and kushner, got to keep his job. he's the person implicated in this nunes thing, which suggests there was precisely the problem on that nsc that harward had anticipated. >> if i were cohen-watnick, i would be tuning up my linkedin entry right about now because he lost a lot of his top cover with bannon. a lot of this i think is driven by th

this around, i am joined in the studio by kiflemariam gebrewold cofounder of africa works, and a blogger. he says what we truly need is a european-african relations and how we can complement each other. the eurocentric notion of helping africa is not a part of that. also, with us, kiflemariam gebrewold. he has worked for different ngos and the development sector. last year, he came back from where he where human -- worked for 10 years. he believes that developmental programs are useless and until today, no country has been developed through development aid. also with us is dagmar dehmer, an editor at the newspaper, .agesspiegel she says the famine warning system works well but the aid system only begins to work when we start seeing pictures of starving children. welcome, everyone for being here today. welcome to the show. first, i would like to start with our climate correspondent, dagmar dehmer, on the scope of the crisis. how bad is it? two years ago, experts are coming. why the panicked response now? dagmar: that action happens all the time. we knew, in time, it would come. we knew mo

>> a blogger snapped this sneaky pic of katy and jamie dining in new york's east village. jamie in a fedora and katie in a black jacket and glasses. the pair have never publicly confirmed their relationship, but rumors of a romance started in 2013. a source tells "e.t." that the relationship is serious, and that foxx recently surprised the actress for flowers during a press tour for the camelot mini series. why did they keep things so private? jamie told nancy he's always preferred to keep his love life out of the public eye. >> i like to keep quiet with anyone that i'm dating, with anyone that i've really, really dated. >> how do you manage to do that. i feel like this, with someone that you're dating, the worst thing is to let that touch you. >>> after camelot debuted on reelz and it got off to a strong start with 1.5 million viewers. >> we saw what happened when exes get together on the red carpet. lawrence zima joined chris evans at the premiere of their movie "gifted." >> what would it like to see her here tonight? >> it would be great. >> no awkwardness here. check o

but we have patricia malloy who is an activist blogger and engineer.t but not least, we have susanna weiss, a freelance writer. thank you everyone, nicole. >> it's a pleasure to be inresenting telemundo and be such an established panel. good afternoon. we appreciate everyone who is joining us be a livestream and watching on c-span. welcome. --is wonderful to see such a an amazing interest in this incredible topic. let's get right down to it. being a feminist in the workplace today, one of the main challenges in being a feminist is dealing with the daily occurrences of sexism. as we just had, sexism in the workplace takes many forms. coupled with able-ism and other isms. it's important to remember that sexism and discrimination can look different to each one of us as we are all from different intersexual identities. we all really do want the acceptingto be more place. we will be discussing the challenges that each of us face and workplace from micro-aggressions to harassment and how to overcome them. so, susanna, i want to start with you. you wrote none

mommy blogger says if parents want to go all out for easter so be it but the people really benefiting from the over the top baskets are the retailers. they know that the parents are the ones that are buying and purchasing the gifts let's make it a little more ahh moments. i remember the days when i used to receive the basket. and what did you get in the basket. >> a the look of hard boiled eggs which i don't think you do any more. you have fun painting them. some candy, some beeps, some chocolates, but it was pretty i am s many. we hear these baskets, parents are putting them online and my basket is better than that basket. it should be about the holiday, not who has the biggest, better, most awesome expensive basket. it' you couldn't spoil the kids too much. keep it simple. there's this trend that people are filing the easter baskets with electronics, clothing, what do you think about that. >> i think it's gotten too big, then. it's all like christmas. it's all about the hunt, the brunch easter is the holiday. we go to church in the morning. easter is about chris. it's not about thin

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it's largely to help rescue teams communicate in emergencies, but will be open to intrepid bloggers, too. in south africa, a team has come up with a new way to combat rhino poaching. the sigfox foundation has inserted gps trackers into the horns of ten wild rhinos. it's estimated there are fewer than 27,000 rhinos left worldwide. by learning more about their movements and behaviour, the foundation hopes to find new ways of deterring hunters. and nervous flyers might be comforted by lilou, san francisco's first therapy pig. other breeds of therapy animal can be found in airports all across the usa, but lilou is a member of san fran‘s wag brigade. their mission: to patrol the terminals and take some of the stress out of travel. thanks to everyone who sent us their pictures using the hashtag, #traveltuesday. here are some of my favourites. agata was drawn to venice out of season when she took this picture. and hjadal was in iceland when he took these shots of the sn fellsjokull glacier. now let's look at the travel videos clocking up the views on line. meet telma and thomas, thomas is p

[applause] next we have patricia lavoie, activist, blogger and civil engineer. and last but not least we had suzannah weiss, a freelance writer. [applause] thank you everyone. >> good afternoon. thank you all for being here. it's a pleasure to be representing telemundo and to be of such an established panel pixel good afternoon. we also appreciate everyone that's doing as the alive string of watching on c-span. so welcome. it's wonderful to see such an amazing interest in this very important and critical topic. so really let's get right down to it. being a feminist in the workplace today, one of the main challenges of being a feminist in the workplace is dealing with the daily occurrences of sexism. as we just said, sexism and workplace can take many forms, coupled with able -ism, racism, ageism, sizes and, trans-phobia, homophobia and more. it's important remember that sexism and discrimination can look different to each one of us as we are all from different intersectional identities. however, we all really do want the workplace to be a more accepting place th

. >> invented by a blogger, food blogger in japan but we have a food blogger right here in philadelphianame of robert pepito from homemade delicious.com. >> yes. >> this is really cool. >> those are salad these are salad cakes. >> she uses a tofu base for my frosting, difficult cream cheesed base. >> philly cream cheese. >> of course. >> this is first one this one has zucchini, i used spinach, a spinach dip, so frosting is like a spinach thing. >> i hear you. >> and round zucchini, some snow pea shooters and tomatoes when you cut it through you will get a salad in the middle >> what is in the middle. >> let's find out out. >> which camera. >> hand held, okay, all right. >> there you go. >> hard to cut. >> look at the inside. >> so car adds, cabbage, zucchini, all that is in there >> do you want to try it. >> you will not like it. >> he won't like it, there is a little bit of ranch dress nothing there you don't like ranch. >> you are so dainty. >> not bad. >> um-hmm, that is good. >> pink one is made with beet juice. >> it is same thing but this has beats in it. >> i like it. >> well, le

bloggers create extra problems for the british government. this will be the great crack.me when they say, theresa may, helped by david cameron's appalling judgment on the referendum, hacked apart the united kingdom. i think it will be all over. i think the scots will be gone after the next referendum or the one after that. in northern ireland, it's very frightening about weather we go back to the bad old times. it's been quite cavalier of the entire brexit campaign not to consider the united kingdom. i'm far more optimistic. i don't think we will have a referendum in scotland, but if we do, it will be lost. we have had a comment trading easier with arrogant for a long time, predating the eu. michael, last word on the impact on the uk. i am genuinely sceptical about weather a second referendum would win, but then again, it's seven years down the line and we don't know where their brexit negotiations will be. but the contemporary conservative party really does take scotland for granted and that's one of the reasons it took gordon brown to port david cameron's chestnuts out

travel blogger alan barkas said the story told here is still relevant and important today. >> especially now with the political situation around the world, i think a lot of more people are going to be coming here to examine what we did -- what we've done right, what we're doing wrong. >> reporter: there is excitement in the neighborhood. ahead of the opening, businesses like the little lion restaurant opened up nearby. it will expand its hours next week. >> we chose this corner down here and named our restaurant the little lion knowing that the museum was going to be going in and we watched it being built for the last year and a half or two years, and the day is almost here. >> reporter: visitors are urged to go online and pre-purchase tickets. it's a time ticket and it's good for two consecutive days. in old city, i'm sarah bloomquist, "channel 6 action news." >>> and coming up on "action news" tonight, wilmington's police chief walks off the job today into retirement for now. >>> and the sixers' ben simmons talks about what he's learned this season even though he hasn't played a minute

here's a british blogger, edward hardy saying tillerson‘s meeting will be a big test, if he fails toground, it will show that trump hired a businessman, not a diplomat. rex tillerson headed exxon mobilfor many years. this would be a tough test for a ny many years. this would be a tough test for any diplomat. there's a serious man across the table. sergey lavrov is a seasoned diplomat. rex tillerson not so much. well that's quieght right. he hasn't been a diplomat for long. he has a long track record of working in russia and working at the highest levels there. he knows this country and he knows the people at the top of it. we shall have to see how he does tomorrow. let's get the analysis of the bbc‘s state department correspondent. she's travelling with rex tillerson.. rex tillerson has quite a difficult task now that he has arrived. he has been saying very clearly that the russians have backed the wrong side in the warand russians have backed the wrong side in the war and he wants them to think about re—aligning themselves, moving away from bashar al—assad and joining together with

said that the cuban government faces a kind of opposition of sorts from rappers, gays, dissident bloggers, private satellite dish installers, and women with tattoos and belly pierces. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: there's this undercurrent of... what would you call it in cuba? is it resistance, is it... what is it? >> well, there are people who aren't totally with the program. they're not really dissidents per se. i mean, in our society we might just consider them normal people, really. and they're people who want a... they want something more. >> hinojosa: they're essentially tired of seeing... >> they want some options, i think. i think that's really what people want. they want some options. they mostly want economic options. >> hinojosa: and it's not like they're all looking to leave cuba as soon as possible. >> no. >> hinojosa: people like their country. >> yeah. i mean, i think they'd like to be able to leave and come back. i mean, it's not like everybody's scrambling to get out of there and never come back ever. i mean, i think they'd like to be able to leave and see their family in miami,

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so the food was always there, but maybe not for the latest bloggers and the traditional media. so, one of the reasons why it took me six years, seven years to open it was because i felt like we needed to match the energy of the food vendors that was there, so you know i had to go to the park to get the jamaican food. some of the best sweet potato pies was made at the barber shop. you know, so it was highly entrepreneurial. some of the best corn bread was served in church. so it wasn't just a traditional restaurant scene. so we're going to do a restaurant here that needs to be in and of the community. i needed to learn what was this community's food and where was it at? - how involved are you when you open a restaurant like this? well you've been a chef for a long time. a very celebrated chef, an award winning chef, but at this point in your career when you open up a restaurant like this one, how involved are you in the preparation of the food and the planning of the menu? - everything, i mean this is, this is my phd into a cooking that i didn't grow up with, but i knew what i w

for example, one blogger who blogs about coptic issues has actually questioned the current pope's fidelityove except to the regime, sl. he is very resentful. —— it self. love except to the regime, sl. he is very resentful. -- it self. i agree with this frustration, but i don't think it is about loyalty. it is about alternatives. —— itself. suppose we don't support al—sisi. what is the alternative? we saw in the past presidency our cathedral it for the first time in living history being attacked in the sight of security forces who were standing and looking on and doing nothing. so that was not a viable option. what we can also realises that you have two —— if you are looking on, and there is an alternative, you should do that. so the suggestion is that if you do not support authoritarians, you are defenceless. that christians felt similar things in saddam hussein's iraq, and bashar al—assad's syria. but look at what has happened to questions in those countries. because when the dam breaks, and the authoritarian loses his grip, because of the collaboration, christians are in even more danger

nguyen of an outspoken critic of injustice and human rights violations, blogger and activist, she's been held incommune caw doe at a detention center since october after exposing a toxic waste dump, one of the worst environmental disasters in vietnam's history. while she cannot join her fellow women of courage at this ceremony, we admire her for refusing to be violenced and her defense of freedom of expression. she's being honored for jerez luteness to expose injus us -- injustices and corruption and using her voice to stand up for the protection of people's rights and freedom. [applause] now it is my pleasure and my honor to introduce two of our international women of courage who will give remarks on behalf of the group. may i bring to the podium botswana and natalia spons de leon of colombia. -- natali ponce de leon of olombia. >> first lady melania trump, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. today for me marks the pinnacle of every woman's success story. i am greatly honored to speak on ladies.f the phenomenal oftentimes we work selflessly with sacrifice so others

adversity and making a real success of their lives, and one person who has done just that is abbey bloggerand why you have been recognised. i have been recognised for working with children like myself or a bit younger who are in care and have struggled voicing their own opinions and talking about the problems as i have in the past, so my role is to be their choice, they come to me with suggestions, with their opinions, any problems and complaints, andl opinions, any problems and complaints, and i take it forward to the highest authorities and we look at how we can change that, and meet with the children and change that. that's everything that we do, really. at 15, that sounds impressive. how have they managed to get to where you are today? impressive. how have they managed to get to where you are today7|j impressive. how have they managed to get to where you are today? i think it is really with the help of the people who have supported me and stuck by me and given me the courage to break out from being shy and not saying anything to being confident now and having the courage and confidence

and to bloggers, who is it? where they come from? how knowledgeable are they? is a rant in the rave or is it built on expertise?quinto based on credentials that it is expertise? basically my feeling in the world in which we live, let a thousand flowers bloom. the more voices the better. then that makes your life, our lives as news consumers a lot more complicated. because how do we tell the flowers from the weeds? there are plenty of weeds that bloom. and so i think that it is my off-the-cuff response to. i think that, my concern for example, when ted turner puts this on the air, a skeptic said this will never work. there is not enough audience or news to power 24 hour news channel. they may have been right. because if you watch the cable news channels, plural, there is actually a lot of talking, a lot of talk radio on cable news. >> is a little uncomfortable for elizabeth as the first version of whatever brought about expertise was on my blog. but i did it like as therapy. you know i was argument 70 was a plane in russia to me. and i sat down i sort of you kno

the one group of people who have meaningful sway and were the gatekeepers of the community were bloggersrliest advocates. we benefited from word-of-mouth and positive experience. we quickly realized we had this growing, excited customer base. we were working. we were having the biggest trouble in finding products. we were based in new york city. we would scour manhattan to find the best merchandise in the customer's sizes. we worked with a group of designers who agreed to partner with us to expand their offerings. we have worked with some of the best teams in the industry. exclusively dia. we have recently elevated the call we were making to brands. ad ink out a full-page the new york times. in fashion has been called for often, but we have not seen moves from calling for it to actually producing garments that women can wear. that is a role we are excited to play for our customers. of our product is understanding our customer as well as possible. we serve women who are much farther along in terms of what they do and don't like. the goal of the service is to meet her where she is and beco

travel bloggers said there had to have been a disconnect between the airports and the airlines. >> we never really got a clear picture of why the flight was cancelled other than air traffic control problem. >> reporter: the problem is going forward, there will be six more weekends like this coming up at sfo between now and mid-june, more construction, more delays and cancellations, flyers are advised to check airline websites for information and to pack their patience. >>> new at 6:00, a new senior housing development is now under way. today was the ceremony. it's located on san pablo avenue by manilla avenue. >>> a group of local and federal leaders are urging the trump administration to release millions of dollars to modern size the aging cal they are urging the white house tonight to stop delaying the project which would electrify the line and replace the agency's fleet of 1980s locomotives and rail cars. >> this is bad, bad politics. it's shameful that anything like this would happen. the american people deserve better, certainly the people of our region deserve better. >> in febr

travel bloggers said there had to have been a disconnect between the airports and the airlines. >> we never really got a clear picture of why the flight was cancelled other than air traffic control problem. >> reporter: the problem is going forward, there will be six more weekends like this coming up at sfo between now and mid-june, more construction, more delays and cancellations, flyers are advised to check airline websites for information and to pack their patience. >>> new at 6:00, a new senior housing development is now under way. today was the ground breaking ceremony. it's located on san pablo avenue by manilla avenue. >>> a group of local and federal leaders are urging the trump administration to release millions of dollars to modern size the aging cal transstation. they are urging the white house tonight to stop delaying the project which would electrify the line and replace the agency's fleet of 1980s locomotives and rail cars. >> this is bad, bad politics. it's shameful that anything like this would happen. the american people deserve better, certainly the people of our reg

travel bloggers said there had to be some kind of disconnect between the airport and airlines.id they got vaig answers and long waits to get home. >> we never really got a clear picture of why the flight was canceled other than air traffic control problem. >> reporter: the problem is going forward there will be six more weekends like this coming up between now and midjune. more construction, more delays and cancellations. flyers are advised to check their airline website for updates and to pack plenty of patience. abc 7 news. >>> now this weekend's work effected some airlines more than others. virgin america, for example told abc 7 today that winds along with runway construction in lauchg added to the hassle passengers face. "we aim to give as much notees to guests as and pre-emptively cancel flights where we can to mitigate issues like this. >>> a group of local and federal leaders are urging the trump administration to release millions of dollars to modernize the aging cal train system. those include representatives -- and sprl pesken. they're urging the white house to stop d

next we have patricia valoy, who is an activist blogger and engineer. last but not least, we have suzannah weiss, a freelance writer. thank you, everyone. nicole. nicole: good afternoon. thank you all for being here. it's a pleasure to be representing telemundo and be in such an established panel. good afternoon. in be such an established panel. good afternoon. we appreciate everyone who is joining us be a livestream and watching on c-span. welcome. --is wonderful to see such a an amazing interest in this incredible topic. let's get right down to it. being a feminist in the workplace today, one of the main challenges in being a feminist is dealing with the daily occurrences of sexism. as we just had, sexism in the workplace takes many forms. coupled with able-ism and other isms. it's important to remember that sexism and discrimination can look different to each one of us as we are all from different intersexual identities. we all really do want the acceptingto be more place. we will be discussing the challenges that each of us face and workplace from m

that was used, a knee-jerk anti-murdoch spewing out conspiracy theory that makes you sound like a blogger at the center of american progress. wasn't it -- what is it like to be on the side of that criticism? >> guest: it shows that i am getting through the desperation. they don't say that what i am saying is not true they just attack me as an attack dog. people will see that i've taken a thoughtful approach and understood history is looking te understood histories looking around what everybody sees. this is not suggesting that jfk and marilyn monroe are in utah and that justin bieber is their love child. this is very much i think sensibly developed stuff they just don't want to see if so they put people out there to try to smear things up a little bit. but it all comes in a days work. >> host: another thing i've read as you are influenced by your wife in an inappropriate way that she has a phd in marine science and specializes in biology. he >> guest: so she actually knows something about oceans and they are polluting the oceans in ways that you can demonstrate in a middle school science

they are like isis bloggers. i'm not getting paid for this anymore, i'm going to go find something else to do. i think that maybe what we are seeing. >> dana: in january, bob, some folks that work in the national security world that said that president obama was pretty effective in doing a lot on isis but he wouldn't talk about it. he didn't want to take credit for it. how would that be? >> bob: the fear about alienating muslims, which i never quite understood. but leaving that aside, there is, at this stage of the game, ironically -- by the way, the guy who did those pictures was a british guy, remember that? i hope he is hanging by his thumbs in the tower of london right now. >> greg: glad you said thumbs. >> bob: i considered, but a family show. what's happened now is that the big efforts like 9/11 and others are pretty much gone now. they don't have the capability to do it. as eric said, they don't have the money, the organization to do it. you've got these independent people spread out all over the world tha

if it needs to go blogger will do that. >> the advisers to president trump are working with the housend means committee as the legislation is crafted. kevin brady, chairman of the committee actually said hearings on tax reform will begin sometime in may. they will be scheduling next week. one thing they have to address immediately when congress comes back as funding the u.s. government. we have the so-called debt ceiling at the end of next week. while both sides expect there to be a deal, the deal hasn't been completed just yet. sean spicer talking about the continuing resolution. >> priorities are well nobody wants to do in terms of military and homeland security. i think to start negotiation is probably not the very per thing to do is to get closer to the deadline. >> tax reform and government of the president as well as congress displayed. the italian prime minister will be coming here to the white house. back to you. nicole: gaseous president should sign the minister this afternoon as fox business will carry it live 3:45 p.m. eastern time. let's talk about the possibility of a gov

there's duc, writer and food blogger lan, art collector jean francoise hubert, and philippe damas.e also cooks, magnificently, from a repertoire of imperial hue-era dishes numbering over 100. back in dynastic times, the emperors demanded variety in wives, of whom they would sometimes have over 100, and in food. the menus of the 19th century imperial palaces boasted new dishes every night. small, flavorful, and beautifully presented. and that culinary tradition which gave hue its reputation as a food capital continues today. how much of that persists, those imperial roots, that uh, need for variety? >> nguyen qui duc: yes, the tradition has stayed and will stay forever here, to cook all these different things all the time. >> anthony: we start with bird's nest soup, a delicacy to which i am usually immune. this one is unusually flavorful. these are swallow's nests from high up on cliffs, near nha trang. they're soaked in water, cooked in chicken stock, and served with crabmeat. lotus seeds, a symbol of purity, nobility, and patience from a nearby lake. steam. crab roe is mixed with

in the malaldives, 29-9-year-old prominent blogger yameen rasheed has been murdered. in his writings, rasheed criticized both the maldives government and islamic extremists. he had received numerous death threats before he was found stabbed to death in the stairwell of his apartrtment building sunday. back in the united states, the new york state parole board has denied parole to prisoner judith clark, who drove a getaway car during a 1981 robbery in rockland county that left a security guard and two police officers dead. the robbery was aimed at expropriating money from a brink's armored car for the republic of new afrika. new york governor andrew cuomo commuted clark's sentencing earlier this year, making her eligible for parole. on friday, the boards that clark was "still a symbol of violent and terroristic crime." daughterse, clark's harriet clark, said -- "parole decisions that fail to take rehabilitation into account are their own kind of violence and create their own kind of terror. my mother is not a symbol, but the dysfunctional and merciless parole board is,

that is happening to everyng conservative on fox, writers, bloggers, radio host.ve it's happening toa well-funded orchestrated campaign to destroy and to silence voices.ry >> yes. the politics of personal destruction in the 21st century. yes, there are the social media trackers that -- it happens to political candidates who now have trackers assigned to them. even if they are at a very local level. school board candidates have faced this. it's everyone from local candidates all the way up to fox news personalities. you know, the best thing of ws course is not to give these people any more ammunition than they are already manufacturing against us. i think the montage that you showed is especially important too because this is not just a fringe. it's not just leftists loons uc berkeley or fresno state or in some hollywood salons. it is the very core of the democratic party here that is undermining the free-speech rights of conservatives in america. >> sean: well said. great admonition and warning. i hope people pay attention. we will fight back here on this program. coming up next, ton

opinion from the supreme court bench or the reaction to her well-crafted speeches to university or blogger no, the story was a review of justice converts already acknowledged the veritable rock star in the story is also and i quote an actual opera star. on march 9th the kennedy center opera house was filled with an adoring crowd that roared with adulation at her for every opportunity. ginsburg rules washington national opera, another post headline read. justiceginsburg is, of course, a supreme court justice and a national icon. the subject of book, pop art, t-shirts and i understand, soon a movie starring natalie portman it's true. [laughter] why is this in fact so? in part, justice ginsburg is celebrated for her impact as a judge on the country's highest court. the second woman on the court in her path marking contribution to the laws development, for her methodical, brilliant analyses and concise elegant prose. in part, no doubt, it's because of her trailblazing role before the coming of judge as a lawyer 's advocate on behalf of women's rights. i also think it's because of the american