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bit in the last 30 or 40 years, there is still a problem with women at a conference table being ted, bng ignored, havihe ias appropriated by somebody else and somebody says that's a good idea bill and mary said it first. the harassment i hear is still a big problem. >> rose: dealing with that and have the confidence to respond to it. >> when it hits you, how do you deal with it because the person who is exercising it -- >> rose: yeah. >> so what i think is really important is to have experiences that give you the practice to cope with these things. it's very, it's very nice to see people get the stuff in them to change. >> rose: how do you encourage them to listen? >> do you know what, this is a weird thing. we all say this new news way those of us at the center act. the older training, act. the person trying to communicate something has to listen better than the person listening because you not only are saying what you want to be transmitted to the other person, you have to be watching them like a lock. where are they in this, are they getting it, am i getting them upset trying to tell

. >> we can -- >> you tell -- this is a secret inendo bng leaked out there about me, and i don't appreciate it. people are suggesting, sort of innuendo that i have been not honest about matters, and i've tried to be honest. >> there were also many questions sessions refused to answer, not claiming executive privilege exactly. that's up to the president. but instead, doj policy, a policy he never quite explained to the satisfaction of several of the senators. >> it's a longstanding policy the department of justice not to comment on conversations that the attorney general has had with the president of the united states. >> but just so i'm understanding, does that mean are you claiming executive privilege here today, sir? >> i'm not claiming executive privilege because that's the president's power. i am not stonewalling. i am following the historic policies of the department of justice. >> you took an oath. you raised your right hand here today, and you said that you would solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. and now you're not answering questions. you'

he later died after bng taken to the hospital. the suspect has been identified as 66-year-old james t. hodgkinson of belleville, illinois, who has a history of arrests, was charged in 2006 with assaulting a woman. he appears to have been a vocal opponent of president trump. lawmakers who left the practice early today said the man they later recognize the as the suspect had asked them whether the placer were republicans or democrats. members of congress here here from both sides of the aisle to talk about wa happened today. let's turn back to the breaking news, "the washington post" explosive report that the president of the united states is currently under a criminal investigation for the obstruction of justice. responding in a statement, a spokesman for the president's attorney did not dispute the post report, saying only the fbi leak of information regarding the president is outrageous, inexcusable, and illegal. joining me now, "the washington post's" sari horwitz, one of the reporters who broke this tire. sari, this would seem

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big man, boisterous, stentorian in his tall, commanding presence, d i remember bng stunned by the power of his persona. something you didn't see again, really, until the campaign of '64 when he was running for president for the first time in his own right. - so you, north texas, university of texas austin, southwest theological seminary, would stop in edinburgh and spend some time to study. committed to becoming a preacher, preaching in two churches upon graduation. but in there somewhere is a letter that you sent to lbj suggesting that the young voice wasn't being heard as much, and maybe you knew something. and he was struck by that apparently, because he called you. - i had been at north texas state college in upstate texas and i would go stop at the student union from time to time and watch the mccarthy hearing. some of you don't remember the mccarthy hearings but the extremist joseph mccarthy a senator from wisconsin on anti-communist crusade had gone beyond the limits of reasonable dialogue and reasonable politics and the senate had called him to question was about to censor him.

that's really what's bng happening. and today -- that's really what's been happening. and today we saw a draft of this bill, and the prevailing wisdom, when the bill passed the house, was that the senate would completely revamp the bill. but according to "the new york times," i'll quote "the new york times" today, said the senate bill once promised as a top to bottom revamp of the health bill passed by the house instains maintains its structure with modest adjustments. it's the same bill. it's the same bill. and in fact in some ways it's a little bit worse because the cuts to medicaid, while they don't take effect as quickly, and they are more gradual, they're actually deeper than the house cuts to medicaid. there's other things in the bill that have been done really in part to effect how the american people see the bill but don't change the basic provisions of this bill. and part of the reason they delayed the cuts to medicaid is so they hope they can get a better c.b.o. score, congressional budget score which the american people should know the last time around, the

we bng enlightening listening to that young man. what did you make -- ? what jurors are supposed to do. they're supposed to listen to the other jurors, keep an open mind, the judge tells them in every case keep an open mind and try to reach a verdict. but let's be clear. it's really rare that you have people sort of swaying the way we've heard this jury swayed going from almost all of them if not all of them from not guilty to so many of them to guilty, et cetera, but one thing he said really struck me which is he's saying in effect if it hasn't been bill cosby we would have been able to reach a verdict, he thought, and it sounds to me like what he's saying is i think there would have been a conviction because he was for a guilty verdict and it sounds like he is suggesting that if it had been somebody else they might have been able to reach a unanimous verdict. >> we're listening closely to what he is saying to the other jurors. how closely are the d prosecutor listening. >> very closely. interviews will go and interview the jurors after the case. this ju

their heroic actions bng washington guys this morning congressman scalise still in critical conditionw we'll send it back in to you. >> we're also learning more about the gunman identified as james t. hodgkinson of illinois. >> this is law enforcement continues to have a hold on the alexandria neighborhood he opened fire on at that baseball field. >> fox5's mel know alnwick is live in alexandria now with that. >> reporter: good morning. hard to tell exactly how long this ball field will continue to be a crime scene. occasionally we do still see investigators popping up in around that gate area where it was the only place for the guys out here practicing only place for them to escape with rival man aiming right at them. we can tell you that the atf is tracing rifle and a handgun investigators are searching home in illinois the. fbi is looking into james hodgkinson's social media presence and motives. inst had been living out of his car near the area of east monroe street in alexandria since march. but we don't yet know why he left illinois. his facebook page says he work as home inspec