i guess i needed some of constance bannister's magic.ear from you. e-mail that photo to me at jamie@strangeinheritance.com. thanks so much for watching. and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ everyone. jerry baker's interview with john bolton right here. from the fox studios in washington d.c. this is "maria bartiromo's wall street." bre happy weekend from washington. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. joining this week from washington d.c.. we have another star-studded program this week. coming up in a few moments capital market ceo doug mcgregor will give us his take on what was another wild week on wall street. then later one on one secretary stephen mnuchin is just ahead. hurst davis standing by with the big headlines from everything from wall street to main street, deirdre.

constance. but more and more i realized that these experiments were problematic and not as good as i thought. and over the past twenty five years we've seen a growing range of new technologies that produce at least as good results in this is going on as with. thomas hart on marsa life have known each other since the university days into being in the one nine hundred eighty s. . back then animal testing was standard practice in toxicology research but over time the two researchers grew skeptical. but. the turning point for me was when i was later working in the pharmaceutical into. street developing medications often. we noticed time and time again how the results we were seeing in animals never had the same effect in subsequent clinical trials. thomas heart on his show you students the fruits of his work in baltimore software and evaluates a huge database of animal tests. it shows that experiments on one species already meaningful for other species. now the data doesn't look as convincing. an in

team at the university of constance wants to make animal experiments redundant. and thomas hartung is a professor here in constance and also at the renowned johns hopkins university in baltimore in the u.s. . he works for johns hopkins center for alternatives to animal testing and for the european center for the validation of alternative methods in italy. and he said i always felt uncomfortable performing experiments on mice and rats while at college and shortly afterwards but i did perform them in the hope of developing new medication here at the university of constance. more and more i realized that these experiments were problematic and not as good as i thought. and over the past twenty five years we've seen a growing range of new technologies that produce at least as good results in the sense that i was with. thomas hart on marsa life have known each other since the university days into being in the one nine hundred eighty s. . back then animal testing was standard practice in toxicology research but over time the two researchers grew skeptical. the turning p

let's bring in constance hunter. talkingom all of this around this, how much tighter are financial conditions than the last time the fed took to the podium? constance: financial conditions have tightened and you can see it is not just by the fact that rates are higher. i don't mean treasury rates, i mean short end of the curve. also what is happening in corporate ions. -- bonds. if you look at corporate yield, you see a widening out. we had no yield bond issuance this month. i would say you are seeing issuers say they will wait until january. the last time we had a month with no high-yield issuance was after the lehman collapse. vonnie: which is fascinating. you know the federal reserve .ill ignore the president however, are there corners of the market listening to the president and thinking the president will have an effect? constance: that is an interesting question. i would say there are corners of the market who have recently come to think the data is suggesting perhaps the fed might next next year -- pause year

constance: seems plausible. into thousand 20, we would two a turnaround -- cut in 2020, we would need a turnaround global. a pause in 2019 is possible. the fed has never been able to engineer when it falls below. this is not to say they are not always improving and course correcting methodology. it is difficult. david: i am not so sure it makes sense that they would be cutting in 2020, based on futures in 2019. what is the efficacy of cutting before the neutral rate? ultimately they have to get the rate to where they believe it is neutral in the economy for a cut to have efficacy. ultimately, that has been policy objective. to get it there. they were not quite able to get there by the time economy started going through twists and turns. the trade war is an issue. jim and powell cannot talk about it -- chairman powell cannot talk about it. it is not his job. surge, it surge, gdp would go back to this fear of overheating mode. alix: we want clarity. come on. constance and david, sticking with me. breaking news. al

that historymaking golden globe nomination for "crazy rich asians" star constance wu as calls grow forors in the lead roles. "nightline's" juju chang is here with more. good morning, juju. >> reporter: good morning. you know there was skepticism in hollywood and despite that both "black panther" and "crazy rich asians" smashed box office expectations. and now, heading into awards season, we're seeing actors like constance wu do something no asian actress has done in four decades. >> what about us taking an adventure east? >> reporter: "crazy rich asians" could be gearing up for a crazy rich awards season. ♪ i want money >> reporter: leading lady constance wu making history as the first asian-american woman in more than 40 years to land a golden globe nod in the lead actress musical or comedy category. wu acknowledging the cultural significance in an emotional statement. asian actors including myself have always supported another culture's story but for the first time in 25 years, this film is about our culture. co-star henry golding echoing wu's sentiment. our special collaboration to

of being given a safe conduct he was summarily arrested and burnt as a heretic by the council of constance in fourteen fifteen the result was that the movement for reform became a revolution but the underlying conflicts remained yet it was more than two hundred years before the second act of the drama took place. the place rock county the year sixteen eighteen the twenty third of may i remember it as if it were yesterday from this window to hated arch catholic imperial emissaries were thrown to land more or less softly on a convenient dung hill. there it was then the second and more fateful defenestration of prague a trivial incident in itself but it's far better off the thirty years war. it turned central europe into one great that'll field my country was in the middle of it and lost her freedom to the catholic habsburg emperors in vienna. the period following the thirty years' war is known to the rest of europe as the age of the barrage but we czechs call it. the age of darkness. true the churches are magnificent but they represent the harmony of the hapsburgs the victors of course there

policy ever since so you know it's all very well to celebrate and raise a toast to the likes of constance markovitch but you know the people today who represent chin fan those who were elected as m.p.'s north of the border word elected on one abstention this mandate and that is the message that the people give them and we will hold fast to that relationship with our respective electorates and the constituencies know much about guns as markovitch in the british school curriculum i'm afraid what he's saying that the show doesn't understand irish history well i have to say that he should take note of the fact that you know this particular policy a served us well the teacher of what didn't even be in the position that he is in charge of a government at an irish parliament in dublin simply only for the fact that took that position one hundred years ago and of held fast to it interesting leader not in the course of this year a portrait of constance markovitch the first woman elected to the westminster parliament as it was all those years ago was all of a and in the houses of parliament in westm

policy ever since so you know it's all very well to celebrate and raise a toast to the likes of constance markovitch but you know the people today who represent chin fan those who were elected as m.p.'s north of the border word elected on one abstention this mandate and that is the message that the people give them and we will hold fast to that relationship with our respective electorates on the constituencies know much about guns as markovitch in the british school curriculum i'm afraid what he's saying that the show doesn't understand irish history well i have to say that he should take note of the fact that you know this particular policy a served us well the teacher of what didn't even be in the position that he is in charge of a government at an irish parliament in dublin simply only for the fact that took that position one hundred years ago and of held fast to it interesting leader not in the course of this year a portrait of constance markovitch the first woman elected to the westminster parliament as it was all those years ago was all of a and in the houses of parliament in westmi

time to get constance about to start looking forward to this one see next time also his music. you tube. and. soon the game will be given there will. be about the money if you want to hold it i mean you know. a little something but it seems you can't get that game up on me when i leave home early if you want to emotionally do you have a game. that's actually seen me. just being given. you know i mean that he'll be able to commune with. the muscle and then even get that. you. know. that's. the banker's. today's horn challenge is very bread like system. so i'm just a force make a sound right the best sound you've ever made. my home. for. your match highlights. the. last. the best i. possibly can johnson never has enough last. line stunner. the highlights. or lowlights. i am uccellini in the fields like this one thing reality live. claiming this one launches suppliers of. stephen principle. who didn't get to those affected when i called for asians are making big promises promises all. the good stuff in forty five minutes on d w. how do you want to live in a radical way discover th

let's go back to constance. there is a time we were working on realizing rights they were trying very hard to make sure family planning in women's issues were part of climate negotiations. i remember being with you maybe in south africa and constance was there in the room and here was this very dignified women from kenya in the midst of these discussions and i think that was maybe one of the first that you brought her to. you have always been able to identify leaders and bring them to these high-level discussions. you are most of them last week. for many of us it appears exhausting. there have been 25 climate talks, the california summit was incredibly inspirational but we also face reality of the u.s. pulling out of the paris agreement. tell us about how some people in this book are influencing these policy discussions and what is your own assessment of where we are in the policy framework right now. >> we are not as far as advanced as we need to be. when president trump announced he was pulling the united stat

darva been going on the founding of israel long for to be lost if you've been languishing in a car constance nine hundred sixty eight the statesman's candidate missions are also surprising. but you've had many decisions to make which were unpopular at the time you decided to serve german reparations that was very important to being given in fifteen minutes long t.w. . bored bored bored bored bored bored. story some people go for information they provide. the fenians they want to express g w on facebook and twitter are up to date and in touch follow us. like right. gemini with doubling any time any place. names video an event. they have at the back of the. songs to sing along to download it is to come from soup. to the cut i. am very kind of into active exercises i think about that devin you don't come slashdot on facebook in the app store. gem and so free with the devil you. natural riches. precious resources. and a rewarding investment. of farmland has been called ethiopia's. the country has an abundant supply of leases it to international preferred giants government to hide export revenues

and constance wu is nominated as best actress. according to the hollywood foreign press association, which runs the golden globes, she's the first nominee of asian descent in that category in nearly half a century. the h-f-p-a says just 50 actors of asian descent have ever been nominated for the globes, and only 12 have won.(nat) "i waited my entire life for this!"and remember the oscars' much-ridiculed idea for a "best popular film" category? "black panther," the highest- grossing movie of the year in the u-s, doesn't seem to need it! the marvel movie is up for best film drama at the globes, and made the american film institute's annual list of the 10 best films of the year. presumably, a best picture nod at the oscars would bring more viewers to that telecast... especially if its total grosses of one-point-three billion dollars are any indication."wakanda forever!" in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more welcome back. (robin)(robin) welcome b

11-year-old daughters and they have these amazing role models like awkwafina, and gemma chan and constancechelle yeoh. to me, ireally -- it's been such a game-changer for our community, just because it actually transcended our community. >> seth: well, congrats. it really was something. >> thank you. >> seth: and it was great to ndtch. [ cheerspplause ] and it was -- the film itself, nominated for a golden globend then constance wu nominated for a golden globe. which is really exciting. >> yeah. ver in a million years we thought this would be, you know, be up for golden globes or a critics' choice awards. so we're really in the middle of it.d i just texn chu, the director of "crazy rich asians," and he literally said "insane." like, that's all he was saying. it's really nice. >> seth: another awards show ight now, the oscars, they not have a host. i don't know if you've heard this. >> yeah, right.et >> there have been some articles written that suggest one of the names that have come up is a very funny person -- >> seth: who would maybe be a good fit -- >> mmm. >> seth: is >>u, ken. mm. >>

darva been going on the founder of israel a long sought to last what is it been languishing in our constance nine hundred sixty eight just statements candidate missions are also surprising. but you've had many decisions to make which were unpopular at the time you decided to set up german reparations that was very uncommon. in fifteen minutes long t w. sometimes books are more exciting than a real life. pressuring term memory. model. what if there's no escape. list moderate german must treat. climate change the be waist length pollution. isn't it time for good news go at africa people and projects that are changing our fire meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire each other. and he could be a fireman magazine. on d w. e that leave the announcement. of the should love his first. it's the best. t.v. presumably and there's the both good. god . but the bad. one misplaced. the bold mug. bucholz law book. but love and respect. to play. the book . this is the news coming to you live from berlin a crucial conference on climate change gets underway in code and delegates

prestigious nansen award which you won in recognition of his work and the incredibly difficult to constance's. south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are specially in in up and they are. almost always including mother carlos bittles of stewart living there in the process of who you know visions of the mother to walk into the capacity that they're supposed. this is al jazeera. has this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. is it absolutely essential to have a credible investigation the u.n. chief with another call for saudi arabia to bring to justice everyone responsible for the murder of journalist. protesters demonstrating.

i got a reaction from constance.we're going to have a fun week. >> all week to celebrate. >> uh-huh. they're all excited. he is gone. took long enough. >> the diva. >> where is my tea? don't make me ask again. >> good lord. >>> turning now to the continuing drama between cardi b and her estranged husband offset. >> yeah, so the rappers started dating early last year and their relationship has brought in an engagement, a secret marriage, cheating scandals, a baby and now a separation. >> in the 12 days since cardi b announced this split, offset has been trying to apologize, most recently saturday night when he crashed her performance at the rolling loud festival in los angeles. coming on stage with a bouquet of flowers in one hand and a cake reading "take me back, cardi," but she was having none of it. kicking him off stage and scolding her fans on instagram for taking sides. >> violating my baby father is not going to make me feel any better because at the end of the day, that's still family. unfortunately, we are go

years ago and of held fast to it interesting leader not in the course of this year a portrait of constance markovitch the first woman elected to the westminster parliament as it was all those years ago was all vamped in the houses of parliament in westminster so someone there are some people there clearly have an understanding of the history of all of that good to me corbin you're referring to there in the moment but the teacher gave your employees in westminster another option that was to resign if they don't support the resumes break that agreement. well they won't be doing that but they're very very open and ready to face the electorate again if a westminster election is to present any time in the coming weeks or months whatever at the time frame will be in are confident that the electorate that returned us time after time will do so again with a renewed mandate on the basis that their place in the political makeup of this island is as representatives of irish constituencies in an irish parliament relevant to the whole island of ireland that's where they should be taking their seats and

ukrainian ships entered russian waters and the shenanigans around that for me this just fades into this constance over that follows western narrative i mean the pinnacle of this is of course the ongoing claims that russia annexed crimea not russia when in the request of the prime minister of crimea in twenty four the leader not to say that there's going to be real news because there are meetings of opec in vienna tomorrow indeed now this is a fascinating story. focus on gas it's swipe at riyadh and so the story here for me isn't qatar leaving it's what's going on between saudi arabia russia and the u.s. in fact that america's source we've seen the process of all drop by thirty percent in the past two months and the three countries i mentioned are all kind of making moves which are in their interest to saudi arabia commonly are saying they want production to slow down to stabilize your price you've got trouble going no no no no no we want the duction to keep increasing because bear in mind russia saudi and u.s. are at record levels of production at the minute u.s. of a b. if they're in the export

able as i'm homophobia by phobia transfer xenophobia islamophobia or anti religion or anti atheism constancy in a kiss and was among five comedians shuttle to perform at the event being held to raise money for the children's charity unicef the university's unicef on campus society sent all performers the behavioral agreement and stressed that while the topic can be raised it must be done in a respectful way. however the university student union said the agreement was overzealous and later in a staff on campus issued an apology. given the unicef is a children's charity we wanted to make sure it was an appropriate event because we would never wish to impose that guest with have to agree to anything that they do not believe in we apologize for the misunderstanding so is this a one off the national union of students seems to think so and says it has no evidence universities are dictating what guest speakers can say however there have been several other cases in the u.k. where comics have been stopped from performing or had their material censored that the laffs was banned from performing at card

constance recently had a taste of their own medicine they were robbed twenty two computers were stolen and tudor was wounded by gunfire. it was a. template to swallow. because. i said to myself. yes i've done these things but i didn't notice that this thing can happen to me. chipper lerner's built a traditional thatched huts in his mother's garden using his first legally earned money he knows how much worry he caused in his old gangster life. sit down with the children when i asked them what they would like to do in the. war in the future as them those who are and then for no they had dreams if you follow their dreams those children would never overall. and silage tshabalala calls on the family ancestors asking for their support for a prosperous future free from crime. you're watching news still to come belgium reopens it's a revamped a royal museum for central africa called coral for europe's one time colonial powers to return looted art and artifacts to their countries of origin. but let's return to our top story now here on g.w. angle america has addressed her c.d.u. party for the f

prestige just nansen award which you won in recognition of his work and the incredibly difficult to constance's. south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are specially in in up and they are. almost always including mother cutlass bottles of stewart living there in the presence of food you know visions of the mother to working to the capacity that they're supposed to. on counting the cost the economic factors to watch the ring in the new year why economists are predicting a rocky ride for the global economy and from china to them and they find out why and where financial storms could be proof. counting the cost of al-jazeera. early results show shaikh has seen a heading for victory in bangladesh in an election mont by eighteen deaths and branded phone soko by the opposition. i don't suit us and this is al-jazeera a l

as one of the most important precursors of pop art and modern real as a now ninety one year old constance come to germany to munich for a major reference spec to bring fog it's that special light that hasn't chanted him ever since he was a young artist. who got into the state of painting we were both fully connected to what i wanted to do and i was determined to fool around with perception of different once i wanted it with new uniforms the painting. alex katz an artistic legend from new york has come to munich for the opening of an exhibition dedicated to his work the painter known for his powerful brush strokes has been active for over seven decades and at ninety one he's hardly slowing down. seven days we put the painting pattern through regular before i do a large painting i might do it in one month and do another one the next the. cats began his impressive career back in the fifty's in new york city if you like the bohemian life his friends included poets and dancers and he often frequented jazz clubs he helped pave the way for pop art while preserving his own unique style. con has b

(nat-car)"crazy rich asians" took representaon east, as constance wu became the first golden globes nomineedescent for best actress in a musical or comedy in nearly half a century.(nat)sexual harassment and assault allegations against harvey weinstein kicked off the me-too movement in 20-17... in 20-18, the former hollywood heavyweight turned himself in, to face rape and related charges in new york -- charges he denies. meanwhile, one of weinstein's accusers, asia argento, admitted she'd had sex with a 17-year-old former co-star, in a state where the age of consent is 18.(nat)bill cosby was sentenced to three-to-10 years in prison for sexual assault: the first celebrity conviction of the me-too era. the same month, c-b-s chief les moonves resigned, amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct that he denies. several celebs had serious social media mishaps. roseanne was kicked off her newly-revived t-v show after a racist twitter rant. "star wars" actor kelly marie tran was harassed off instagram, by a slew of racist and misogynistic commenters. disney fired "guardians of the galaxy" write

prestigious nansen award which you won in recognition of his work and the incredibly difficult to constance's. south sudan has been in conflict since twenty thirteen the war has divided the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs the war is destroyed or most of the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer almost all work including mother khalil spittles of stewart living there in the process or who you know visions of the mother to working to the capacity that they're supposed to. development. progress for some the end of a way of life for others. a clash between corporate interests and a people who must prepare for a long fight to protect their heritage. the march to progress in the philippines part of the new find to asia series on al-jazeera. on counting the cost we'll assess the state of the u.k. economy is it continues to broker its way out of the. world look at a major milestone for the internet. on the walls or economy in ken

constance nineteen sixty eight the statesman is candid admissions surprising. you had many decisions to make which were unpopular at the time you decided to set german reparations that was very uncommon. in forty five minutes on t w. actually waiting. waiting for lifeline to syria good morning where are you why aren't you answering. every call brings them closer together. go to church because they feel powerless to help. continues to haunt those who fled from syria. the war on my phone for two part documentary starts december eighth on t.w. . welcome to tomorrow today the science show on t w here's what's coming up if humans colonize the moon or mars they'll have to grow their own food scientists are working in antarctica. see grasses protect coasts but the underwater meadows are in decline can an artificial substitute help. and we go to china we'll abara trees are using christic has nine hundred ninety two genetically.

he'd been sent a behavioral agreement to sign ahead of the gig in order to quote avoid problems constancy in earth kissin was among the five comedians shared jewel to perform at the event being held to raise money for the children's charity unicef they were all sent the behavioral agreement by the university's unicef on campus society which forbid any jokes on racism sexism homophobia among others they stressed the topics can be raised but only in a respectful way. the university's union though says that it did not require external speakers to sign any form of contract before speaking at events and that the organizer unicef on campus had been overzealous later unicef on campus itself came out with an apology. given that unicef is a children's charity we wanted to make sure it was an appropriate event for because we would never wish to impose that guests would have to agree to anything that they do not believe in we apologize for the misunderstanding u.k.'s national union of students says it has no evidence of such student union rules in twenty fourteen comic opera laughs was banned from p

faith of people who've been talking to us saying it's very difficult to keep the faith under this a constance'swith everything that is going on. under immense pressure to make sure that they deliver an election that is. credible so it's really going to be very interesting to see how things play play out in the coming days. bleak festive season for many zimbabweans this year as the country struggles with food and fuel shortages even in the toughest times sales rocketed in the days before christmas but this year businesses haven't seen the usual the usual seasonal rush is a far cry from the revived economy president. promised when he took over from robert mugabe more than a year ago us are reports. that. these teachers say they don't want to be paid in local pond not zimbabwe's side of the currency the government insists the notes are equivalent to the u.s. dollar. but on the black market they are constantly losing value that's why workers want the salaries in dollars so they can at least afford the basics this ne this isn't a good moment for the board with the lessons of bob it is going to be bu

the jackal belay who works as a harbor master at lake constance has joined them for this part of the trip. he's traveling around the world by sea and his small ship is docked at porto williams he's grateful for the ride in a harsh environment like this everyone helps each other. one last look at it. from here it's only about twenty nautical miles to puerto williams the last time before cape horn. all of it folks knows that things are going to get serious soon. this is his office in bad palm stet in the german states of stress because when he planned the cape horn expedition down to the last detail. this little map is a bit worn we used it on our last expedition to antarctica but it will give you a good overview. here's the southern tip of south america. and cape horn which is actually located on island yes this is the strait of mcgill and which ferdinand mckellen crossed in fifteen nineteen about one hundred years before the cape was discovered. it's an extremely difficult trip because the cancer so strongly. and there are two narrow passages on top of that is in shouting stime power

. >> whatever change in policy he sent out his henchmen to reveal it all to the world the in constance gardner. can i say to the honorable gentlemen, can i say to the honorable gentlemen i think it is time for somebody to explain to the leader of the opposition. can i say to the right honorable gentlemen, can i say to the right honorable gentlemen that he should be honest with people about his position. he couldn't care less about brexit. he wants to bring down the government, create uncertainty, so division and crash the economy. the biggest threat, the biggest threat to people at this country is a corbin government. >> must return! [shouting] >> must return! >> a few weeks ago ben mckenzie took his own life having been the victim of cruel online threats, he was 13 years old, 10,000 pounds were raised in his memory for peaceful insight that supports victims of child suicide but can the prime minister say what the government will do to tackle cyberbullying not just to support and empower victims but to deter and prevent children who may be engaging in these acts not realizing consequen

lot of people we've been talking to us saying it's very difficult to keep the faith under this a constance's with everything that is going on. under immense pressure to make sure that they deliver an election that is. smooth a fairly credible so it's really going to be very interesting to see how things play out in the coming days. has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on the foreign ministry in the capital tripoli at least six people including three suicide bombers were killed the attackers began their assault with a car bomb that opened fire on the ministry to manage to get inside the building and blow themselves up twenty one people have been injured. a hijacked bus has crashed into pedestrians in china killing at least five people video showed the attacker being wrestled to the ground and arrested in the eastern city of fallujah police say he took control of the bus armed with a knife more than twenty people were injured. a lack of food and other essential to venezuela has forced hundreds of thousands to flee to neighboring colombia they include a growing number of indigenous pe

(nat-car)"crazy rich asians" took representation east, as constance wu became the first golden globesearly half a century.(nat)sexual harassment and assault allegations against harvey weinstein kicked off the me-too movement in 20-17... in 20-18, the former hollywood heavyweight turned himself in, to face rape and related charges in new york -- charges he denies. meanwhile, one of weinstein's accusers, asia argento, admitted she'd had sex with a 17-year-old former co-star, in a state where the age of consent is 18.(nat)bill cosby was sentenced to three-to-10 years in prison for sexual assault: the first celebrity conviction of the me-too era. the same month, c-b-s chief les moonves resigned, amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct that he denies. several celebs had serious social media mishaps. roseanne was kicked off her newly-revived t-v show after a racist twitter rant. "star wars" actor kelly marie tran was harassed off instagram, by a slew of racist and misogynistic commenters. disney fired "guardians of the galaxy" writer-director james gunn, after what the studio called

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(nat-car)"crazy rich asians" took representation east, as constance wu became the first golden globesest actress in a musical or comedy in nearly half a century.(nat)sexual harassment and assault allegations against harveyweinstein kicked off the me-too movement in 20-17... in 20-18, the former hollywood heavyweight turned himself in, to face rape and related charges in new york -- charges he denies. meanwhile, one of weinstein's accusers, asia argento, admitted she'd had sex with a 17-year-old former co-star, in a state where the age of consent is 18.(nat)bill cosby was sentenced to three-to-10 years in prison for sexual assault: the first celebrity conviction of the me-too era. the same month, c-b-s chief les moonves resigned, amid multiple allegations of sexual misconduct that he denies. several celebs had serious social media mishaps. roseanne was kicked off her newly-revived t-v show after a racist twitter rant. "star wars" actor kelly marie tran was harassed off instagram, by a slew of racist and misogynistic mmenters. disney fired "guardians of the galaxy" writer-director james

my name is constance. i am sorry i did not do the card thing. i live on cesar chavez street like the first speaker who spoke the other speakers are up on per alto. it is a world of difference. i have lived and worked in the neighborhood for over 30 years. i am a public school teacher. i bought the house because i could walk to work and i have seen the neighborhood change quite a bit. some things are good to, some things are not so good. what the city and state did was change from configurations of the street that i lived on that used to be a residential street that is now an on-ramp to the freeway. so not only do we have cars and trucks, because that is a semi turnaround to go on the freeway, the opposite direction, but now we have a bike lane and increase pedestrian traffic. to get out of my driveway, i am blocking the pedestrians and i am blocking the bike lane. i am in the way of cars and i constantly get pumped at as i try to exit. they have pushed the traffic up against our front porch and now the only saving grace of this property was this

. >> constance is a westminster graduate. she's suing to stop the sale.westminster, beijing would have a direct foot hold in academic academia. >> i don't think it's a coincidence that china is focusing their attention on this tiny music school in one of the most sensitive centers of intelligence and research in the world. >> the school would not offer an interview or respond to questions. but the company is expanding and this would be an outstanding partner and capable of what is best about wcc and would be committed to its mission. >> turns out, this case come as the university of rhode island is the latest school cutting ties with the chinese government funded institute. the fbi has warned that china could be expanding on u.s. campuses for their own national interests. >> shepard: eric shawn reporting from new york. the next change of one of the most powerful committees of congress is giving us a preview of what president trump and federal agencies can expect when democrats take control of the house next year. chad pergram is live now. hi, chad. >> wel

constance wu is in it. >> jimmy: how -- what do you mean virtual? what does that mean?one, do you know about this? >> it's amazing. it's incredible. >> andy: he said vr. i thought it was a shortened version of be arthur. i thought you said, "br." >> br. >> andy: like bea arthur. [ laughter ] that's what i heard. >> i'm not on a nickname basis with bea arthur. >> andy: sorry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it doesn't seem like a virtual reality "golden girls" thing? >> andy: br. br, br. >> it's basically like a a tribute to the great beatrice arthur. >> jimmy: uh, no it is not. which you put on the oculus gen. >> yeah, and it's based on the native american myth, this crow story and it's about sacrifice. it's about community, and it's about this character, the crow, who starts out as a a rainbow-colored crow. we have to make this sacrifice for the rest of the animals and the rest of the forest and he comes back as the crow that we know them to be. the black crow with little hints of rainbow. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i sing in it. i wrote a song for it and we got some great co-stars