it's just the wrong story tom: joining me now, bre peyton and, bre, tell me about elizabeth warren'su think she believes what she just said? >> i think she is right when she says voters who supported donald trump were motivated by anger. they are angry at the failure of obama and other democrats who told their voters to sit down and shut up while i ram these liberal policies down your throats. i think she didn't learn the lessons in 2016. the kind of behavior that she is doing this blame casting is the same mistake hillary and chelsea clinton are doing. they are saying sexism is the reason hillary lost. they all seem to be very deluded. tom: i interviewed the authors of a book called "shattered." they have been following hillary clinton since the 2008 and 2016 campaign. i don't know if they are left or right. but they are good reporters who were there in the quam pain and said there was a lot of infighting and problems in the campaign. they didn't execute and they had a bad candidate. that seems to be the answer. but all these other things they are throwing at us i guess are distract

my two-part question is, if we had a cr, will the next bre gad combat team out of fort carson be able to deploy with reliable equipment and necessary training? and secondly, would the next striker brigade out of fort carson be able to go to the national training center to get critical training before deploying? >> congressman, the striker brigade you're referring to, that's a rotation that would be canceled. so if there's a yearlong cr, that unit rotation would likely be canceled. for the deployment to europe, we plan on fully funding and resourcing units that are deploying into iraq, afghanistan and other areas of combat. however, the unit that goes to europe, for example, on a rotational basis you're referring to, they would not get their full suite of home station training prior to deploying

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jesse: staff writer for "the federalist" bre peyton joins us now. judge by what she just said her book will probably be an encyclopedia on why she lost. >> she is the perfect example of a feminist. she represents everything that's problematic about feminism. modern feminism tells girls if you fail, you can blame everyone else and cry sexism instead taking responsibility for your own failures. she should be saying i'm out of touch and don't represent the country. she is saying russia hacked the election necessity quotes because putin doesn't like strong women. jesse: so putin is a sexist now. >> that's where the russians in quotes intervened in our election. jesse: i think one of the main reasons why she lost is she makes excuses. look at benghazi. that was not her fault at all. it was everybody else's fault. and her secret server. and i think the country wanted leadership, and i think they could tell a leader always makes sure that they take the blame when they are responsible. so if they are not a leader, they don't do that. >> i think as a voter s

bre, does this taint facebook? >> sure. they are a private company and what they decide to do with their time off paid policies is their business. but this signaling or decision signals they are biased against the president. but i think that's very clear and something we have known for years now. facebook former employees admitted to regularly suppressing topics on the trending topics news bar and go as far as to black ball conservative website and items of interest to conservative voters. it's clear they are biased against a republican president and they have an agenda. their latest change last week in deciding to crowd source what they call fake news shows that, this is who they are, this is what they want to do, they want to suppress ideas they don't agree with and they don't like. tom: what's your take on facebook? >> it's another blow to common sense and good hard work. i wish these guys would speak to what they are good at and stay out of politics. tom: presen bre peyton and nick, thank you very much. lauren: breaking

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zblnchsz bre >>> back to the breaking news of a power outage affecting nearly 100,000 customers. >> nowring in francis with the san francisco department of emergency management. francis, our last estimate was everything would be back to normal by noon. are we sticking to that? >> caller: you know, right now, the city and county of san francisco has activated our city's emergency operation center. this is really to coordinate all of our response activities so that includes getting specific gas and electric here as well as city agencies here to really get a better sense of what's going on, and so you know, i don't have an update on what -- when power will be restored, but, you know, we are activating the city's emergency operation center to better coordinate activities. >> can you talk about which agencies and institutions might be most impacted? i mean, what comes to mind might be the emergency responders, hospitals, for example, hopefully they all have emergency back upjup generators. >> caller: the purpose of the focus remains on public and light safety of the we are closely coordinati

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tom: presen bre peyton and nick, thank you very much. lauren: breaking news this morning, terror strikes paris yet again, this time before presidential election. how would this affect voters? we will have the latest news and analysis. happy friday. anymore anymore i'm nicole petallides. secretary steve mnuchin promising sweeping tax reform this year while donald trump says he expects a healthcare reform will come soon. lauren: tax reform comments sparking comments, this morning u.s. futures unchangedded. nicole: in asia markets built on wall street's gains. lauren: let's take a look at european stocks, french stocks. dax down 8. nicole: general electric and honeywell, we will see how a stronger u.s. dollar is affecting their bottom line result. lauren: in sports lebron james and cleveland cavaliers with historic comeback. pittsburgh penguins eliminate the blue jackets. nicole: 5:01 a.m. in new york. friday april 21st, welcome to fast with the latest breaking news. lauren: gunman opened fire on police killing one officer and wounding thre

you could hardly bre >> we are waiting concerns of the senior citizens. we have learned from the fire officials in the past 25 minutes or so that the fire has been contained. but still mopping up. awaiting the return of the senior citizens. a real inconvenience for the senior citizens. we'll be back at the top of the hour to give you an update. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. nancy: thank you. stay with us for updates here. if you have to step away, sign up for the text alerts. go to wjla.com/subscribe to get alerts from the newsroom to your phone. nancy: looking at the war on terror, another round of evacuations in syria as they are looking to reclaim opposition-held neighborhood. rebels are leaving to allow the government to take back the city for the first time in this comes as the united states issued new sanctions. jonathan: in the wake of the white house attempt to limit travel from the middle east, qatar airlines have seen a dip in passengers booking flights to the united states. the airline says the decline is "manageable" but they sai

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it's a french belgian cause c l bre, from the writer—directorjulia ducournau. she says, "i'm not going to do that, i'm a vegetarian", but then she starts to develop previously suppressed appetites. the film turns into on the one hand a horror movie, that refers to movies like i suppose trouble every day, and to some extent carrie, we are what we are. but on the other hand, is a story about a young woman attempting to fit in when she is a misfit, about somebody who really wants to be part of a group, but discovers that she's something outside the group. it's very metaphorical and allegorical and on some levels, the director described it as a modern tragedy, a modern ancient tragedy. it's also got a fairy tale element to it. yes, there are visceral things in it. yes, there are moments in which you will gasp and recoil, but there's also humour, wit. there's really heartfelt emotion in it. brilliant performances. it's a film which means something. it has meaty substance, pun fully intended. i hear you but i also read that people have actually been physically sick i

a new study confirming women taki their risk of dying from bre lo their any changes to ys to women todaywork to make what machine were paid last year. some women are typically paid only 54% of what men make rising 75% to white and 85% for asian women. >>> a big sports headline this morning. dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo is leaving football. this according to espn which reports the cowboys are planning to release him today. romo plans to go now into broadcasting. he turns 37 this month. he had a lot of injuries, collarbone injuries but about the same time you made your decision. >> i was 36 and, you know, he's a great player and i thought he was going to continue. i ssibly to the houston texans or the denver broncos but you got to make what's best for you best decision for him, greateat >> you going to give him any tips. >> enjoy yourself. there's a lot less stress. a lot less stress. >> ice baths. >> he doesn't have to take the ice baths anymore. doesn't have to have these big guys on you, fans giving you all kind of signs i can't repeat on tv. >> so, good things to come for >> ye

. >> bres are press the button on the mic. >> thank you mr. chafrm chairman in my members of the zurt, security guards and metal detecters scansers greet the me as i walked in in morning these measures are in place to protect the safety of everyone inside. most people are cleared pretty quickly and go about business. it's the others who we -- who intend to do us harm those who are no respect more laws we have to worry about. it's those the capitol police must deny entry. we owe the same level of protection and safes to legal residents we must all the tools in our tell books shaver share intelligence and truly restore enforcement of immigration laws for the safety and security of our citizens. public safety is my number one priority. public safety is your number one priority. public safety is any government's -- any government official's number one priority. public safety is what brings me here today. there is arguably no bigger threat to public safety than illegal grimgts. mr. chairman and members of this committee i want to thank you for invi

hamre, under the leadership of chairman mack dorn bre of this committee. they have largely been focused successful on acquisition military, personnel and instructional reforms at the department. in your opinion should the committee focus on its primary reform efforts in these areas in order to capitalize on progress that's been made to date. if you recommend shifting to new issues, what issues do you recommend? >> sir, i do think -- first of all, you're going to have to monitor the reform efforts you've put in place because the reforms of last year are unsettled and you did the right thing by giving a year implementation period but that means you're going to have to be on top of it for this year to make sure they follow through. i do think you should look at additional things and i have my own set of pet rock issues. for example, i know this is something your staff is looking at, the question of materialality for audit standards. there's no standard for the auditors so they chase ten cents, they chase parking tickets, they chase who had the blue cheese dre

it was an honour and privilege being a member of parliament for five years the bre ntford of parliament what makes you think you want it back? people want to get rid of the uncertainty that exists right now. why if they voted you backin right now. why if they voted you back in with that means certainty? because we have a plan that can deliver real stability to the country. what we have in theresa may asa country. what we have in theresa may as a prime minister, and hopefully will she will get that backing to lead the country with strength, we need someone that can pull all of this together following the brexit vote and the referendum, where we can get rid of the uncertainty that exists and allows theresa may as prime minister to lead with strength and have the parliamentary backing to deliver for the country, and we need that, in terms of the negotiations we are getting into. serious times. what are the lib dems offering? we have been consistent and principled on the issue of europe, the only party that has been. the reason part —— theresa may has changed radically, the labour party had

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