augustine, elaine.hat order begins monday morning and it's mandatory. >> quijano: mark, thank you. in another important story, former defense secretary james mattis is breaking his silence for the first time since resigning from the trump administration last december. he spoke to david martin for "sunday morning." >> reporter: james mattis met with donald trump only once before signing on as his defense secretary, a job he expected to hold for at least four years. he lasted just under two years, resigning last december. you resigned the day after the president announced that the u.s. was pulling all its troops out of syria >> uh-huh, yes. >> reporter: did that decision have anything to do with your... >> absolutely it did. reporter: but what about the decision to withdraw from syria? >> i disagree with it. e reporter: because? >> because we need to maintain enough influence there that we don't see the same thing that happened when we withdrew from iraq. >> reporter: mattis believed a amdden pullout woul

this is my sister, elaine. this is mrs. lapp and samuel. -hi. -where do you want 'em, elaine?blue room. can i help you with sometng? (rachel) uh, no, no. (book) right back there, sam. (elaine) how could you do this to me tonight? ook) it's important. (elaine) just keep going straight through. the's a folding cot for your son. oh, he turned on the light, good. i told you i d company! -where's jason and billy? -upstairs asleep. (book) you got a man in the house s?and the kids are upsta th (elaine) that's none of your business. you should keep your holier-than-thou mouth shut. anyway, they like fred. fred? now we got a fred. e (elaine) who arthese orphans, anyway? (book) they're amish. (door closes) (elaine) everything okay? (rachel) yes, thank you. john says you're ash. (rachel) yes. oh. t (samuel) do we hastay here? (rachel) no, we don't. st or the night. say your prayers. -hey, captain. -hiya, bob. (rachel) whenan we leave the city? (book) trying to get this over with quick as i can. then you can go. (rachel) good. (book) but samuel's probably gonna have to come back and testi

p'm elaine quijano. president trump is facing sharp criticism tonight after revealing and scuttling peace talks with taliban leaders and afghanistan's president at camp david. med president blamed surging taliban violence. ost night the remains of an american soldier killed in afghanistan thursday arrived at dover air force base in delaware. sergeant elis barreto ortiz of puerto rico was 34 years old. cbs news has learned the president's taliban talks were tightly held, even within the administration and among lawmakers. natalie brand is at the white house. n> reporter: president trump revealed in a series of bombshell tweets late saturday yhat he planned to secretly meet with taliban leaders and the atesident of afghanistan sunday at camp david, but the president said he canceled the meeting and called off peace negotiations after the taliban admitted to thursday's attack in kabul that killed an american soldier and 11 others, tweeting, "what kind of people would kill so many in order to seemingly stren

elaine: yes. sen. sanders: your name is? elaine: elaine. sen. sanders: somebody has a serious illness for one month in the hospital. how much do they pay when they get out? >> zero. sen. sanders: ok. elaine: you pay for parking. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: ok. now, you will hear -- mark my words. i mean you will hear a lot of fear mongering, as elaine said, on the canadian health system. is it perfect? no, no system is perfect. you can always pick a system apart. at the end of the day, what the canadians have done, and, by the way, what people all over the world have done, is to say that health care is a human right, whether you are rich or poor, and that is the goal that we must achieve. alright, i want to talk a little bit -- we have not talked about this too often. you know you are a working-class , person, making $40,000, $50,000 a year. what percentage of your income are you paying -- you are laughing because that is too much. alright, let's make it $30,000. what percentage of your income are you paying? what does it mean to pay for

elaine? >> natalie brand, thank you. >>> montana's governor is declaring a winter storm emergency tonight after more thheavy, wet snow slammed the state. watches and warnings have been posted across the region. carter evans is in hard-hit great falls, montana. >> reporter: montana's early winter storm blasted the city of great falls with more than a foot of september snow that covered streets and made driving difficult. >> my recommendation is to stay off the road if you can. >> reporter: sergeant wade palin is with the montana highway patrol. >> the biggest challenges are overnight the roads will freeze again, so they'll become more ice-covered. >> reporter: closer to the mountains, snow measured in feet piled high outside homes, with high winds knocking down trees and at one point, thousands lost power. when is the last time you've seen a september snow like this? >> i have never seen a september snow like this. >> reporter: national weather service meteorologist don briton has lived in gre

i'm elaine quijano.resident trump tweeted tonight that he's ready to release oil from the strategic petroleum reserve if needed after drone attacks this weeri the world's largest refinery and nearby oil fields. the facilities in saudi arabia were hit by drone strikes this weekend, shutting them down. at the same time, there is a blame game over who is responsible and what is ahead for all of us at the gas pump. nikole killion is at the white house. >> lates sunday, president trump says it knows the culprit, locked and loaded depending verification from the saud saudi kingdom. but earlier, secretary of >> secretary pompeo has made clear that the iranian regime is responsible for this attack on civilian areas and infrastructure vital to our global energy supply. we're not going to stand for that. >> yemen's houthi rebels claimed responsibility, but pompeo. >> statements yesterday were absolutely right, i think this was very clear this was the iranians. >> i thin >> i think it's safe to say the houthis don'

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. >> elaine white is the author of this book, the women's power this elaine weiss what was it like? >> this was a sleepy southern city in the middle of summer, the legislator is usually in recess, it is a time when you drink tea and sit on your porch. and he became the center of the political universe in the united states for several weeks in the summer of 1920s. tennessee might be the last in deciding state to ratify the 19th amendment. it's a tennessee legislator did the women across the country in every state and every election for the first time would have the right to vote. it is all coming down to tennessee and he got really wild. >> how many women were in america at that point? >> about 27 million women were o of voting age. of course not all would vote and as we know for african-american women and for asian women in native american women this would not be allowed to vote under the 19th amendment. but the laws in the south and other state laws denied the vote to quite a few women in a sizable minority. but 27 million women were eligible to vote and no one knew how they were g

joining us now is congressman elaine. being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> it is weird to talk about you right next to you. social awkwardness. >> this is a serious step though. this opt-ed that you written with your colleagues, can you tell me of your thinking process? >> if this particular instance that happens, the president of the united states enlisting a foreign leader to kuk conduct ie investigation that smears and damages the upcoming election, in the process of doing that potentially with help of foreign aide of that country, if this is not impeachable then what is? i feel this is a clear and concise instance of the american people can understand where the president of the united states is trying to list foreign influence in our election process and also threaten our national security. this is a game changer. >> threatening national security, can you expand? when you are talking about foreign relations and military aide or potential private interests trumping the republican interests in terms of our national rela

elaine chao is the transportation secretary for the u.s. government, but see the visual here, that's her, that's her dad. see what they're sitting in front of? she has made a habit of doing events with her father who runs her family's shipping company. she's made a habit of her doing events as secretary of transportation sitting next to her father while the two of them sit in front of, like, the flags and the seals of the u.s. department of transportation. making it seem like maybe he works there, too. or he's officially sponsored by them somehow? she has also brought her father onto air force one. she has talked in interviews about her father and president trump having such a good relationship, which is nice, you know, ah, it's her dad, but it's also been awesome and very highly capitalized on by the family business that her dad runs. as they have been trying to project their international reach, their apparent endorsement by the u.s. government, they've been turning that into their own business interests. elaine chao at one point reported

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i'm elaine quijano. trump's controversial now cancelled decision to unviolent taliban leaders to camp david. >> the president made the decision this was the right place. >> these are terrorists i. >> charlie d'agata has reactions. >> peace talks continue. >> we don't think so at this stage. >> the road to 2020. new poll shows a stakeup among top democrats. >>> dorian's done but still doing damg. this time in canada. while the battered bahamas deals with a mountinger >>> and reallily cry in hong ko kong. protesters flood streets calling r u.s. support. all that, plus taking aim. the coach who returned to his roots to lift up his community and diversify his sport. >> the the greatest award is this. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, i'm elaine quijano. president trump is facing sharp criticism tonight after revealing and scuttling peace talks with taliban leaders and afghanistan's president at camp david. the president blamed surging taliban violence. last night the remains of an americ

elaine? >> carter evans, thank you. we're seeing wild weather tonight from snow in the pacific northwest to record heat in the eastern u.s. to a major hurricane in the atlantic ocean. meteorologist jeff berardelli is tracking it all. >> an even for a meteorologist this is an extreme weather pattern. we have a lot to talk about for sure. this epic snow fall in the pacific northwest, the highest mown taint, some places over 40 inches, we will see over four feet before it is said and done. as you see we will probably see snow not tapering down for another 24 hours in spots. that means an additional probably 6 to 12 inches of snow. in extreemp drk ds-- extreme amplified, across the west summer clinging on in the southeast. we're likely to see another 400 records tied or brokenver the next week or so when you add up daytime highs and morning lows. and in between where the battleground is set, we'll see rounds of showers, thinnedder storms and some of that will be severe weather. in the east during the day on monday, severe d

how can you answer about, elaine? someone be so strong? how can you answer about, elaine ?ow can you answer about, elaine? ithink it is her determination, her physical strength, her mentalfortitude. she is one of the strongest, greatest people i think i have ever met. she is incredibly resilient. she has it, whatever it is. thinking so much, elaine. as on our congratulations. still to come: the uk's highest court is about start hearings which will decide if boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament in the run—up to brexit was legal. we'll be live at the supreme court — and explain what each side will be arguing. at the next general election, the women's equality party will fight in five areas where the current mp has been accused of sexual harassment or aggressive behaviour towards women. the party has already selected two candidates, serena laidley and jenn selby. ms laidley is standing against kelvin hopkins in luton north, who was suspended by the labour party after allegations of sexual harassment, and is still under investigation. he denies the claims and says he

i'm elaine quijano.nt trump's continued trade war with china has sent financial markets on a rollercoaster ride. and it doesn't seem likely to end anytime soon. the president is urging manufacturers to find other places to make their goods. and the preference would be to see the products made in the usa. there's one entrepreneur who has achieved that goal, 100% made in america. john blackstone has his story. >> we're in middlesex, north carolina. >> reporter: six years ago, this manufacturer in rural north carolina, was ready to close. until byron winthrop helped buy the company. >> we spent years moving manufacturing overseas to cheaper standards and lower regulations. >> reporter: in 1980, almost 80% of the clothing bought here was made in america. today, it's around 3%. winthrop says while globalization and trade deals made things cheaper, they brought decades of layoffs and plant closures. >> manufacturing plants are moving to where the workers are cheap. >> we can't compete with those prices. >> i'm

i'm elaine quijano. world oil prices are expected to spike when trading opens this morning. a drone attack on two oil facilities cut the oil output in half. rebels battle iing the saudis i yemen have claimed responsibility. the houthis are backed by iran, but the government says there it had nothing to do with the strikes. nicole kiln yan reports from washington. >> reporter: one day after a drone attack hit the heart of south dako saudi arabia's oil industry, they continued to put the blame on iran. >> the regime is responsible for this attack on the civilian areas and infrastructure vital to our global energy supply and we're not going to stand for that. >> reporter: iran pushed back calling the accusations maximum lies and threatening they could strike mull tear bases in the middle east. the response follows a series of tweets saturday from secretary of state mike pompeo, who pointed the finger at tehran without proof. despite houthi rebels' claim of responsibility. >> secretary pompeo's statements we

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elaine white is the author of this book, it's called the women's power. ms. white, nashville augus >> august 1920 nashville. it was bedlam. a sleek southern city in the middle of summer the legislature is usually in recess. it is a time when you drink tea and sit on your porch and this was the center of the political universe in the united states for several weeks in the summer of 1920 because tennessee could be the last day to ratify the 19th amendment then women across the country in every state and every election for the first time have the right to vote so they came down to tennessee and it got wild. >> about 27 million women were of voting age. of course not all would vote and as we know for african-american women and native american women they would not loan - - they would be allowed to votero but but 27 million women were eligible to vote the politicians were worried it was a presidential election the candidates were very worried to be up for reelection to be a political free-for-all. >> before we get into the characters involved in the characters that

we will keep elaine posted. >> thank you very much. so has the committee been formed >> it has. >> how many members? >> there's 12 members. many members of neighborhoods, there is a representative from a business in the area, and there are two members with lived experience, formerly homeless, and i can circulate that to the commission. many of the members are the same as the group that we were informally meeting with as the city did outreach on the proposal. it is a group that we have been working with some time -- sometime, so some of the names will be very familiar to you. it is posted on our website. >> thank you. elaine, has the department of homelessness chosen an operator, yet, or are those seats vacant? >> i believe there is a list of providers that is available for them to choose from, but i'm not aware that they have made a selection at this point. >> thank you. >> any other questions? okay. >> item ten a is request approval of amendments regarding cruise ship passenger fees, to increase the fees and provide for a volume disco

the only real challenge for dina asher—smith is elaine thompson, the him and pick champion from rio.f the round, huge confidence, perhaps first sprinkled metal in the modern era. adam... also in action. he was hugely disappointed in the 100 metre final. looks good in qualifying, cruised into the home straight and successfully negotiated his way into the final. he has a strong chance of getting a metal. the strong favourite, the american. going back to tonight, loads of drama on the track as the day gone on, including the men's 400 metre hurdles. carsten warholm successfully defended that title again. what a reaction from the viking! quite a reaction from the crowd. the... warholm won the race, defend the title he won in london 2017, but was made to work hard by his rifle. the two of them have been shoulder to shoulder, and in those three men, talking about three of the four fastest man in history. and after the rest, carsten warholm told me it took everything he had to clean that victory. this was a very tough race. actually, it is nojoke! i actually had pain in my chest, i'm going t

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that is how i think of it. >> elaine. >> i think she hated. when you get to the question of abuse, remember the entire constitutionthe and history is about preventing the president of the united states from being able to be a king or an autocrat or a dictator. >> or a foreign agent. [laughter] >> yes. >> randomly. >> the whole structure is the checks on presidential behavior. and when you have a president seeking to put himself above the law, or above congress, then i think you are violating the core of the constitution, even though it does not necessarily individual,n an statutory crime. as for the media, i think that is a really hard one. the media itself, thanks to trump and fox news, has really come under suspicion. i would urge reporters and television personalities in particular to be really just the facts. just sticking to the facts as much as they can. already in trouble on this. we are already in a polarized world. muchly, if you have too hysteria one way or the other, i think it will be bad. what the thing about -- the thing about wh

elaine. if you google carbon diagnosis you are a good trooper culo says and you move the femur and the red you've got a mole and soon will be dead. and you will ever bloody nose it see itself your brain is leaking juice and you will get shampoo program no says the last big shock for psychosis. your posts. seem. to blame. the ill. a modern and open minded woman who feels ethiopia is poised to defend a rapidly al-jazeera goes on a journey with the 1st woman appointed to the position of chief justice in ethiopia i knew that this is going to be able to go to strengthen the next big enough to become for troops and be once or 2 more of them want to be. in my ethiopia on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every suits. him fully back to bill with a look at our main stories here on al-jazeera britain's prime minister is threatening to seek a snap election after losing a crucial vote which take m.p.'s one step closer to brock ing and no deal breaks said 21 members of boys johnson's own party voted with the

she came into these championships under a bit pressure under the emerging talents like elaine thomas,ca, and dina asher—smith, but she was the fastest in qualification and in the race, there was only going to be one winner. what made this victory even more remarkable is that she only really returned to the circuit last year after taking some time away to have a child. she talks about the challenges of being a mum and even her child into jamaica, —— leaving her child injamaica to travel to europe. that has also been a motivator, she said, saying that she can do this after taking time away, to break down barriers and saying that what made it even more special was that the child was able to celebrate with her, as was her husband. she can make claims to being the greatest sprinter of all time because no other athlete has done what she has done, that is to elliptic titles, for a limp judgement world championship metals and she is not done there because she has aspirations of competing at the tokyo olympics next year. she is going to take some stopping. a remarkable performance from the 32—

. >> elaine white is the author of this book, the women's power this elaine weiss what was it like? >> this was a sleepy southern city in the middle of summer, the legislator is usually in recess, it is a time when you drink tea and sit on your porch.

tunas in president zena aberdeen in ben ali has been buried in the saudi holy city of mn dana then elaine was the 1st lady to be toppled by the arab spring protests in 2011 is led to saudi arabia where he lived in exile and till his death on thursday. the security forces have been deployed to central cairo after rare anti-government protests broke out on friday evening in the egyptian capital as well as other cities demonstrators called on president abdel fattah el-sisi to step down amid allegations of widespread corruption. that saying don't be scared sisi has to go the message from hundreds of protesters in and around tahrir square in cairo egypt calling on president abdel fattah el-sisi to step down. that. these demonstrations are a rarity in today's egypt sparked by appeals shared on social media to take to the streets in opposition to government corruption and oppression the seeds l.c.c. was elected he's consolidated his power and enacted an unprecedented crackdown imprisoning felons of political islamists secular opposition figures and popular bloggers this is the 1st major protest

i want to thank elaine from the port of san francisco. most of the meetings and exercises are held on the port. we thank you for letting us use that space and exercise on that space. thank you. >> mary ellen mentioned the disaster debris management plan. it is good. there are a lot of tables in it. the governor's office of emergency services told us this is a best practice in debris plan. we talked throughout the nation and this is a plan a lot of folks are looking to. up in front is the exercise program of events. the big number i would like all of us to understand. we will have potentially 10 million-tons of debris following the earthquake. that is a hard number so we did math through the work of ed shafer that is 280 football fields eight stories high. i am not a football plan. lonnie nelson put it into a measuring scope. it is 52 towers. that is a lot. the sales force is a huge building. this plan and the route re-opening plan. with this much debris we are not moving it out of the city right away. the way the plan is written is in pha

i think elaine has done a great job in terms of the content.n though she says she's all about execution. she's all about how to get the execution done with her team. i want to compliment her on that. we want to reflect in our recommendation for her adjustment for salary that reflects not just the absolute, i guess, housekeeping way of doing this, but also to reflect the qualitative assessment that we have made about her performance this year. >> i would have to say, this is an l b e issue. [laughter] finally got it right. i think she is right, and commissioner woo ho also. you are an at will employee brady don't have a union. i can't imagine having a staff of over 200 people and all of the workload you have to take on and also dealing with five hardheaded commissioners that's got their own visions on different things and you're able to do that and integrate staff. i agree with the rest of my commissioners, i am very supportive and it's well overdue. in honor of the us women's soccer team, you deserve it because they are standing over the same t

passenger elaine kersla ke raised more than $800 for the crew, from turkey, who had lost theirjobs.hat's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. much more on our website. you can get lots of detail and analysis on what's been an incredibly busy news day. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. it's with mariko oi. historic uk ruling, as britain's supreme court finds the prime minister's suspension of parliament was unlawful, what does it mean for brexit? wework‘s embattled chief executive stepped aside after the company's executive stepped aside after the compa ny‘s stock market listing executive stepped aside after the company's stock market listing plan ran into trouble. good morning and welcome to this wednesday edition of asia business report, live from singapore with me, mariko oi. beginning with exit, because the british parliament will reopen later after the supreme court ruled prime minister borisjohnson‘s request to suspend it was unlawful —— with brexit. british mps have a lot to do in the lead up to

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>>yet improving relationship between police and the black community we need to begin elaine and restoring trust and restoring trust begins were honestly acknowledge memory of cost impact. >>but the police department also does a lot of good several of its officers are program mentors officer robert smith is the program director, a product of the foster system in maryland. he can relate to you growing up without a just ask romero wesson what he says he was angry at the world after his father abandoned him his mother and 4 brothers and he credits deputy north cross and the okay program for providing an avenue that steady course as black man. >>and the mayors of to have and come and talk to you in would you have one game inspire motivate you to be your brain is self even when you live in the low income communities and you might not have father i think is be beyond power. >>for program model that continues to make a difference. in oakland felipe to of all kron 4 news. >>that's a great story and a great program. well over 10 man has been convicted of rape and murder of an 81 year-old woman so t

from the cbsbs broadcast centern new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, september 2nd, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> hurricane dorian approaches the u.s. as it tears through the bahamas. we're tracking the massive storm, which is creeping toward florida. >>> at least seven dead after a shooting rampage in texas. what we're learning about the 36-year-old gunman. tim hag democrats call for stricter laws. newsroo corningm io i'te in for nerk. anne-marie green. >>> hurricane dorian remains a monster category 5 storm and is barreling toward the u.s. dorian is pounding the northwestern bahamas this morning with winds of 175 miles per hour. some 30 inches of rain could fall there. a life-threatening storm surge of up to 23 feet is possible. a hurricane warning is now in effect for parts of florida's east coast. dorian is a threat from florida to north carolina. cbs news weather producer david parkinson is predicting the unpredictable path of the storm. >> well, good morning. the storm has barely moved. it'g a

thanks elaine . hello and a very warm welcome to news from the world of arts and culture we'll be going over to the toronto film festival in just a minute but also coming up. in our series 100 german must reads the cold in times of fading light and intricate saga about family life in the former east germany. and we'll have a look at the beethoven fest in the great composers hometown of ball which got underway. but we begin in canada a toronto international film festival because of the time of year it's held it is rather like venice before it considered a bit of a launch pad for the oscars so apart from all the usual independent films there's a few hollywood blockbusters getting their premieres in toronto as well i'll be talking to scott rocks in just a minute but 1st a bit more about the tiff. it started quite small but over the years to run 2 has become one of the most important film industry hops this year it presents for $333.00 films from $84.00 countries it's not an a festival so there's no inte

we just heard from transportation secretary elaine chao on some of the reasons why. calls it one nationwide standard plan that will help with safety. >> we will not let political agendas in a single state be forced upon the other 49. and we will always put safety first. >>> the state attorney general in california says he is going to sue the federal government over this plan. we're still getting more of the details in right now. as a news conference is ongoing. we will keep you posted. back to you. >> if you think your hand sanitizer is an ironclad defense against germs, think again. >> according to a new study, that handy bottle of ethanol based sanitizer may be giving you a false sense of security. for example, if you blow your nose and then put sanitizer on your hands, it probably won't kill the cold and flu bugs. according to the study, it's because your fingers are still wet with mucus. japanese researchers found ethanol didn't kill the flu virus unless it was left on for a full four minutes. however, other studies show it is effective in stopping the spread of

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elaine chao.s and those just may be the problem. john avalon here with a reality check. >> hey, guys. so democrats in the house may have just found a way to nick the administration on corruption allegations and tick off senate majority leader mitch mcconnell at the same time. but they're doing it in a very unorthodox way. by investigating mcconnell's wife which would normally be way out of bounds except in this case his wife is also a trump cabinet official. elaine chao. the oversight committee is digging into accusations she's used her role to elevate the status of an international shipping company founded by her father and run by her sister who also sits on the state bank board of china. the problem is that the transportation department oversees the shipping industry and elijah cummings said federal laws prohibit federal employees from using their public office for the gain of friends or relatives. that's why chshe is getting cald out for appearing with her father. her first trip to china as a t

elaine thorn, tommy from california train, golden gate national park. california state parks as well. give them a big hand. i might have mentioned there are more players involved in this effort. right now we will hear from community folks to start with the oakland side. we have a leader with faith in action. representing the east oakland congress of neighborhoods. put your hands together. (applause). >> all right. i am excited to be here. it feels awesome to be here. it is such a an on -- honor to represent our mayor. good morning, everyone. i am lydia. this wonderful guy says i am a leader with action east bay. i am proud to be here representing the east oakland congress of neighborhoods. [applause.] i would like to thank everyone who made this event possible, and a special thanks to the work group for all of their hard wo work. [applause.] so as representative of the east oakland congress of neighborhoods including fade-in action and the residents we are excited about this campaign and to clean our cities. of course, oakland will fill up our streets,

. >>> and the "washington post" says transportation secretary elaine chao faces investigations over troublingccusations. the house committee is looking over whether chao misused her position. yesterday the democratic committee sent a letter requesting documents related to the company. the letter alleges chao's father had influence within the united states government and boasted access to president trump on "air force one." >>> still ahead, adventures in space tourism. one company unveils plans for the first world space hotel. we'll tell you when you can check in. . thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body - meaning it's metastatic - as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, te