you are the director of the hayden planetarium in new york city. you're the host of nova science now. and you write books, and you dance, too. >> i once danced. not much anymore. that was an earlier chapter in my life. and odd that you would mention my ethnicity there. and i say that because i once thought about that. and i realized that i may be the most visible scientist of any discipline, of any ethnicity, of any skin color, in america today. and the reason why i went through that mental exercise was because there i am trying to bring the frontier of science to the public, and i said, "i don't want to do that alone. i want some others there with me." and i looked around to see who's there with me. you know, do we have a geologist there with me, and a biologist? and there are a few that are known-- you know, e .l. wilson and brian greene and michio kaku. but given the size of that science frontier, we need many more. and so i'm disappointed that i'm sitting there alone with that kind of distinction. >> hinojosa: so when i was growing up, the most

. >> reporter: these photos show south landowner kenneth hayden and his wife anita. they appear to be taken inside an office cubicle. here is a picture of them out of costume together on hayden's linked in page. >> i never dealt with something that was so offensive where someone was so proud to inflict an injury message on another person. >> reporter: wright worked as a project administrator at south land for a year and a half. she said there were other incidents, including a few weeks before the christmas party when she and a latina coworker were called in to hayden's office. >> and he told us that we were his [ bleep ] and we need to take notes on the project that he was going to discuss. >> reporter: we reached out to the haydens at their pleasanton office, also by e-mail and phone, but no reply. the company website does state its core values. south land construction seeks to serve our customers, vendors and employees as we serve the lord jesus christ by displaying honesty, integrity, loyalty, respect for others and ourselves. >> they portray to be christians. i a

hayden, i'm such a huge fan. i just love your muse tash. -- mustache. >> it loves teu. >> one of the most popular actors in the 1970. >> mr. lee hayden. >> i love you, lee. >> i love you too, i'm nothing without all of you. >> how old are you? >> how old are you? >> 70-- 71. >> why do you want to know how old mi. >> this seems a little odd. >> if you have a problem with it, i'll go. >> what did you get into, last night. i got offers. i got scripts? >> fax over the pages. >> wow, you still fax? >> i want to get past this. >> you can't just decide to fix things. >> give me a chance to write another chapter. ♪ it's kind of weird being remembered for one part for so many years. >>-- coffee's pretty good. >> it's follow gers. -- folgers. >> rose: great to have you here. >> thank you, charlie. always a pleasure. thank you so much. >> rose: tell me who lee hayden is. >> well, he's an overthe hill actor, as it just said there, who's been at it for a long time. and makes his living as a voice over actor at this point. he'

we are told this shot features hayden's wife anita who is also the company's cfo.t's believed she's dressed as a trump supporter. she's sitting in another office space with a banner featuring what is by many considered a symbol of slavery, and the words the southland will rise again. here's another of mrs hayden, posing with a confederate flag handbag that these photos where eventually delivered in.this package was given as a gift....to this woman....tishay wright, who says she was the company's sole african american employee....and the only one to get a present like this in the office. her reaction to the photos.....it made me sick to my stomach. and i felt like dirt like he considered me less than human.she believes the gift she was given to her in retaliation for her previoulsy complaining about kenneth hayden refering to her and another female employee by a sexi swear word. she says there were other acts committed by her employers that made her feel unwelcome...as well as subliminal racism in the office.saying we'll get the mexican's to do it and things like th

we are told this shot features hayden's wife anita who is also the company's cfo.t's believed she's dressed as a trump supporter. she's sitting in another office space with a banner featuring what is by many considered a symbol of slavery, and the words the southland will rise again. here's another of mrs hayden, posing with a confederate flag handbag that these photos where eventually delivered in.this package was given as a gift....to this woman....tishay wright, who says she was the company's sole african american employee....and the only one to get a present like this in the office. her reaction to the photos.....it made me sick to my stomach. and i felt like dirt like he considered me less than human.she believes the gift she was given to her in retaliation for her previoulsy complaining about kenneth hayden rering to her and another female employee by a xist swear word. she says there were other acts committed by her employers that made her feel unwelcome...as well as subliminal racism in the office.saying we'll get the mexican's to do it and things like that

i'm about to ask general michael hayden, formerly the held of both the nsa and cia what the white houseould and should have done. >>> and green party candidate jill stein back in the news this week with a round of finger pointing over hillary clinton's loss. she's here to respond. >>> plus in wisconsin. the partisan voting map let the gop win 48% of the votes, but they got 60% of the seats. will this be the supreme court case that finally ends gerrymandering? >>> and bill cosby's assault case ended in a mistrial. and the prosecutor immediately declared that he would retry it. but isn't he forgetting all of the costs? financial, human and otherwise. >>> but first, did we all misread a critical tweet about taping from president trump? let's review. on tuesday may 9, president trump fired fbi director james comey. and then three days later, friday the 12th at 8 oochlts 26 a.m., the president tweeted this. james comey better hope that there are no quote/unquote tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. the tweet seemed to be a reaction to "the new york times" scoring

we are told this shot features hayden's wife anita who is also the company's cfo.t's believed she's dressed as a trump supporter. she's sitting in another office space with a banner featuring what is by many considered a symbol of slavery, and the words the southland will rise again. here's another of mrs hayden, posing with a confederate flag handbag that these photos where eventually delivered in.this package was given as a gift....to this woman....tishay wright, who says she was the company's sole african american employee....and the only one to get a present like this in the office. her reaction to the photos.....it made me sick to my stomach. and i felt like dirt like he considered me less than human.she believes the gift she was given to her in retaliation for her previoulsy complaining about kenneth hayden refering to her and another female employee by a sexist swear word. she says there were other acts committed by her employers that made her feel unwelcome...as well as subliminal racism in the office.saying we'll get the mexican's to do it and things like

. >> prior to his death had talked with tom hayden? >> once. he was a very dishonest person and in america hater he manipulated people put them in harm's way in this the author of the riot at the 68 convention he said to me dated --, and we have to do was put them into this situation so the police will crackdown and i was horrified. i anything nice to say about tom hayden. >> host: north carolina go-ahead. >> caller: mr. horowitz has president trump read your broken? kenny stand the pressure of the onslaught of the next four years from the last 100 days? >> that is the $100,000 question right there. my but shows it is hard to fight the democrats. trump is very tough he can fight other tough guys like unions and casino's i have enough confidence he will stay the course but this is the tougher battle then he never imagined that it would be. >> host: arizona go-ahead. >> caller: talk about name-calling saying you are a trump paid her that is close to being called a racist. now i have a question. number one going with back to the states going back

haydene: tell me who lee is. rep.ischmann: an over the hill actor, makes his living as a voiceover actor at this point, known primarily for one film, i hit with the western market. has paid the price along the way. he has lost his connection to his family, he and his wife are separated or divorced, his daughter is on the house with him. no longer works. he smokes too much marijuana and drinks too much. gets a cancer diagnosis right off the top of the movie and spends the bulk of the film, the mess he has made of it. charlie: obviously not thinking about your mortality, but any parallels here? rep. fleischmann: i think it does in some ways, very much so. there are really four exceptions. i am happily married to catherine, we have been together for 39 years, married for 33. we met on the set of a film called "the legacy." eo is the love of my life, our daughter. i do not have cancer. and i do not smoke a lot of dope. charlie: and your career is in fine shape? i have no idea where it is going. everywhere i go, there is s

do you agree general hayden's characterization?yden has been commenting on all of this from the beginning. the real question, if this isn't ignorance, doesn't look like just ignorance, why are they doing it. why is there a russian under every rock, a russian involved in everything this administration has done and everything involved in the campaign? by the way, wasn't just hacking that the russians did. the russians set up tens of thousands of false facebook accounts and twitter accounts to amplify and manipulate, micro target the news that voters got and do psychological warfare campaign over a year. that's not just hacking, that's new day, new era intelligence operation. why were they doing that, why was trump doing things pro-russian, still doing things that are pro-russian? it begs the question. what's the quid pro quo. who is getting what out of this? >> final question on a different subject. your brand new book, warnings, finding cassandras to stop catastrophe, i would be derelict if i didn't note there's a chapter about clim

>> mike hayden is right. my concerns about the assaults that our institutions are undergoing, from external sources, meaning russia, and an internal source, i thought that jim's impassioned discourse on the real deal here, the big story is the russian interference in our process. and they exceeded their wildest dreams and expectations, i am sure, by the discord, doubt and the disruption they have caused in our political process. and by the way, they are emboldened now to be even more aggressive. they're not going to stop. >> you talked about threats, you talked about external sources, obviously russia, and internal sources. what is the internal source? >> well, as i indicated i think the president himself has und undertaken, whether intentionally or not, assaults on our institutions. and mike hayden is absolutely right. there is a thin veneer there which can easily be jeopardized to the detriment of the country. >> i don't want to put words in your mouth. are you saying you believe the president of the united

we are told this shot features hayden's wife anita who is also the company's cfo.'s believed she's dressed as a trump supporter. she's sitting in another office space with a banner featuring what is by many considered a symbol of slavery, and the words the southland will rise again. here's another of mrs hayden, posing with a confederate flag handbag that these photos where eventually delivered in.this package was given as a gift....to this woman....tishay wright, who says she was the company's sole african american employee....and the only one to get a present like this in the office. her reaction to the photos.....it made me sick to my stomach. and i felt like dirt like he considered me less than human.she believes the gift she was given to her in retaliation for her previoulsy complaining about kenneth hayden refering to her and another female employee by a sexist swear word. she says there were other acts committed by her employers that made her feel unwelcome...as well as subliminal racism in the office.saying we'll get the mexican's to do it and things like t

listen to the former director of the national security agency, general michael hayden, speaking withgue, michael smerconish. >> the saddest chapter in that long narrative yesterday was when the administration sent the experts up to the hill to brief the senior leadership of american congress, seeking some sort of bipartisan statement with regard to this and they couldn't get it. the republicans backed away, thinking that might have hurt their candidate's chances. i don't know. now out of that meeting you have the administration pulling back, not being as forceful as they should have been, again, to avoid the appearances that they were partisan and trying to rig the election. this was not our finest hour. >> to disrupt and discredit the u.s. election process, do you get the sense that these officials now talking about this report that they should have done more? >> yes. i think they should have. i think what michael hayden is highlighting, we were attacked by a foreign adversary and people are not taking that seriously enough. the reason obama probably did not act is because we live i

would be bipartisan and they didn't get the response that they were hoping for according to michael haydennd do you agree with what he said? >> well, it's a very important moment in that story. meaning the president according to "the washington post" understood the severity of the intervention, was trying to figure out how do you respond without causing a bigger problem, meaning a russian response or without appearing as if the president was interfering in the election. this is a key moment where he's going to the republicans and saying on the hill, join me, we have to do something here and senator mcconnell says no. so he loses that political cover and i think it was very important ultimately why the president pulled back. this doesn't take away the responsibility from president obama in the story. but i think it's the critical moment and it's obama's ongoing effort to find bipartisanship and finding it on capitol hill. >> why is this a partisan issue? it's about the democracy, right? >> well, it's mixed with the election and the argument is that the white house is questioning the legitim

we are told this shot features hayden's wife anita who is also the company's cfo.eved she's dressed as a trump supporter. she's sitting in another office space with a banner featuring what is by many considered a symbol of slavery, and the words the southland will rise again. here's another of mrs hayden, posing with a confederate flag handbag that these photos where eventually delivered in.this package was given as a gift....to this woman....tishay wright, who says she was the company's sole african american employee....and the only one to get a present like this in the office. her reaction to the photos.....it made me sick to my stomach. and i felt like dirt he considered me less than human.she believes the gift she was given to her in retaliation for her previoulsy complaining about kenneth hayden refering to her and another female employee by a sexist swear word. she says there were other acts committed by her employers that made her feel unwelcome...as well as subliminal racism in the office.saying we'll get the mexican's to do it and things like thatwright sa

. >> reporter: hayden, a senior football player, recalls playing beer pong with savannah and his teammatecameron. >> she was staring him down, giving him that look. i told him i was like, "all right, she obviously wants it." he was like, "i know, i can tell." >> reporter: you had some interest in this guy. i saw you roll your eyes. why? >> i always said to my friends i would never with him, he's a nice guy but no. >> reporter: 40 underage teenagers partying, drinking, saying turn down, for what. what were you drinking? >> smirnoff. i had about two of those before i got there and then i had three or four beers. and then four double shots of fireball. it was under an hour that i had drank this much. >> reporter: others quickly took notice. >> i first saw her on the couch, one of her friends was like, pouring a little alcohol in her mouth. >> reporter: she didn't look like she was completely wasted? >> no. she was conscious, walking around, having a good time, not stumbling. i couldn't say she might have been able to walk in a straight line, but i don't think most of the people there could'v

joining me now, former head of the cia and nsa, general michael hayden.his is a tweet from the president yesterday on the "washington post" blockbuster, just out, the obama administration knew far in advance of november 8th about election meddling by russia. did nothing about it. why? all caps. then, tomorrow, he'll appear on fox news, but already, this tape has been released. roll it. >> the cia gave him information on russia a long time before they even, you know, before the election. if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? he should have dope something about it. >> i mean, the president is the same guy who said, look, it may be the chinese or a 400 pound guy in new jersey in his bed. is he trying to have it both ways, like, hey, why didn't obama do something while at the same time being dismissive of it? >> michael, i think he is. keep in mind he's never fully embraced the theory of the case that you just laid out there. the russians actually did it, and it's up to him now to do some things about it. now, look, there's an elemen

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anna: joining us from brussels is john's hayden.hether you thinking each -- what are you thinking each side is hoping to get out of today's talks? it is the first day of very many. >> that's right. i think both sides are pretty happy that the talks are actually going to be starting today. just that is a bit of an accomplishment, given all that has been going on, especially over in london recently. i think they just want to put a good face on it. they want to have a positive start to these talks. you are going to see a lot of smiles, handshakes, goodwill on both sides as they go into these highly anticipated is very important to talk in brussels. matt: what exactly is on the agenda for today's meeting? mostly thet's initial contact, if you well. itseu has made sure that main objectives are there. you are going to see what they call the separation issues, the divorce bill, financial settlement, and includes the citizens' rights of eu people living in the u.k., and u.k. people living in the rest of the eu. we are not going to see any d

but emerging technology specialist john hayden says we should not welcome the new robot overlords. >>ans have finite capabilities. we can only work 60 or 70 hours per week, are we going to choose human workers or machines? >> tt doesn't scare people, the robots are better. i have a lot of other people do it could have nothing to do. >> at something that a lot of people worry about, but i don't think it's something that we should be worried about. and i see them as our partners and in some cases the tools. >> the industrial age has freed us up to do many things that cannot be imagined 100 or 200 years ago. 70% of the united states, the jobs that we have were part of this and people could not imagine the jobs that we have now, 200 years ago, 100 years ago, we cannot imagine the jobs that people will have from now and on many of those are going to be possible because of robot automation. >> here is how the great loss of all his the right the situation say, those individuals the right the simpsons. >> they are placing us with robots and it's despicable. john: this will happen to 20 people

and people like that have said this is not who we are. -- people like hayden and people like that have said that this is not who we are. that the president doesn't speak for what our constitutional values have been and what they will be. [applause] >> if proven of russian collusion, what happens in the rule of law? i mean, if trump gets impeached something related to that is one thing but isn't pence fruit of the poisoned tree? and what would happen? what happened to those laws that trump has signed and the supreme court and all that? >> we have like 15 seconds so -- [laughter] >> sorry. >> only law professors could answer that question. >> so the laws are still going to be in effect even though ere's a presumption of regularity should anything be shown. i mean, in terms of pence, you know, i suspect that they've tried to wall him off. if you've seen "house of cards" you know how this plays out. but you know, i think he's presumably walled off from these other things just in case there's a problem. >> you know, neal and salley represent the best of our nation. [applause] >> to live up

jones hayden in brussels, china correspondent tom mackenzie joining us from beijing.rkel rolled out the welcome mat for india and china this week. we'll trump's climate deal rejections cement a german pivot towards asia? this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: is the climate agreement crumbling? president trump says he will withdraw from the paris accord, with condemnation from world leaders and heat from executives. plus, europe dividend east. mayor -- premier li meets. trade, migration, and trade on the agenda. is it tightening time? what will today's job numbers mean for the rate path? we will get the figures at 1:30 p.m. at u.k. time. i am matt miller. we are at bloomberg's european headquarters. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. let's see how things are shaping up. we have a green on the screen, with the dax gaining 1%. the ftse up 0.6%, and the cac up 0.9%. strong gains across the board. that brings us above the line for the week as well. especially the dax, which is up this week in a frankfurt. german chancellor angela merkel played host this week to india's prime min

inside photos of the owner kenneth hayden dressed like the president and his wife anita in front of a confederate flag. also holding a sign saying the southland will rise again. >> it made me sick to my stomach and i fell like dirt, like he considered me to be less of a human. >> it couldn't be any clearer. we have a man in front of a confederate flag dressed like the president feeling empowered to say and do things that are both racist and unlawful. >> we called the company today for men, but they hung up on us and they did not come to the door of their offices. no monetary amount is listed on this lawsuit. ultimately a jury could decide. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> tonight b.a.r.t. is considering a new crackdown on speed hogs, an etiquette campaign that would replace a law that was never really enforced. later this month the board will likely get rid of it entirely. instead most directors now favor a stronger public information campaign emphasizing the idea of one person, one seat. according to the chronicle, b.a.r.t. is also considering temporarily banning seat hawk. >>> you kn

inside the bag were photos of the owner kenneth hayden dressed up as president trump and standing inront of flag. behind him there is a sign saying, the southland will rise again. >> it made me sick to my stomach. and i felt like dirt, like he considered me to be less of a human. >> it couldn't be any clearer, we have a man in front of a confederate flag dressed like the president feeling empowered to say and do things that are both racist and unlawful. >> we did call the company for comment. they hung up. they also wouldn't talk to us at their offensive. so far there is no monetary amount listed on the lawsuit. a jury could ultimately determine the penalty. >>> there are details about the suspects behind the ghost ship fire. a second man arrested is now in jail in dublin. max harris was arrested in los angeles on monday. he was transferred to the santa rita jail last night. the second suspect derick almena was arraigned in oakland yesterday. he is facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter one charge for each of the victims. one of the victims' father was at the hearing. >> to see

has no real answer. 0n the cruise missiles launched following the chemical attack, general michael haydentor, seen as somebody who is very balanced — "trump's public reaction to the atrocity of the chemical attack was genuine and admirable, and his response was decisive and appropriate." trump himself said, what i should did should have been done by the obama administration a long time ago. and nobody is contrasting it with obama saying in 2012, my red line, if there is a chemical attack i would do something. a chemical attack happens in 2013 and obama does nothing. well, 0bama didn't do nothing, let's be clear. well, he didn't do as much as what trump has done in just a few months. what obama did was strike a deal that actually removed 95% or more of chemical weapons from syria, weapons that could easily have fallen into the hands of isis to be used against europeans, or hezbollah to be used against israelis. so 0bama didn't do nothing. not to mention the people themselves, the civilians, syrians. of course. the fact is, at the end of the day, the syrian regime broke that deal, kept some

but on the cruise missiles launched, following the chemical attack, michael hayden, the former cia directorthe response was general will —— genuine and add rubble. he said he should have —— he said that president obama should have done that, after, for instance, the two attacks in 13 elected 2013. -- in 2013. the two attacks in 13 elected 2013. —— in 2013. obama didn't do nothing. and not forgetting the syrian civilians in the country. the fact is, at the end of the day, the syrian region broke that deal, celts stock of chemical weapons, and the writing to the united states to do, once they could, was too big a deal. —— kept some stock. once they could, was too big a deal. -- kept some stock. the drum makes these intemperate comments and act ina these intemperate comments and act in a rational way, but it actually seems that you are agreeing that he does take advice from professionals, from people in the know?|j does take advice from professionals, from people in the know? i think he took advice on the narrow decision of the serious try, which has not been followed by any serious syria stra

new zealander hayden paddon and his british co—driver sebastian marshall clipped a grass bank.rteenth stage of the rally in sardinia. but the damage had cost them 80 seconds and they later took the decision that the car was beyond repair and retired from the race. estonian ott ta nak is the new leader. that is quite impressive, to keep going while the car is flaming behind you. my car has got enough dents in it, but that makes my car look good. you drive down the motorway with that, you are in trouble. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. you are watching bbc news. it is all go after the result in the general election on thursday. we have heard in the last half an hour or so that the democratic unionist party, which won ten seats in northern ireland on thursday night, have agreed to the principles of an outline agreement to support the tories on what is known as a confidence and supply agreement. art —— the deputy political editor of the times nose for more about this than me and he joins us now. there was more about what th

but on the cruise missiles launched, on the — or, following the chemical attack, general michael haydenomebody who's very balanced, "trump's public response to the attack was genuine and admirable" and his response was "decisive and appropriate". i mean, trump himself said "i don't — well it should have been done by the obama administration a long time ago," you know, everybody‘s contrasting it with obama saying in 2012, "my red line — if there were a chemical attack, i would do something". chemical attack happens in 2013, and obama does nothing. well obama didn't do nothing. well, he didn't do as much as trump did injust two months. what obama did was strike a deal which actually removed 95 or more per cent of the chemical weapons from syria. weapons that could easily have fallen into the hands of isis to be used against europeans, or hezbollah, to be used against israelis. so obama didn't do nothing, now... not to mention the people themselves, the civilians — the syrian civilians in the country. the fact is, at the end of the day, the syrian regime broke that deal, kept some stock of

. >> prior to his death had talked with tom hayden? >> once. he was a very dishonest person and in america hater he was an america hater. you never learned. he manipulated people. he put them in harm's way and hid himself. he's the author of the right of the 1968 democratic convention, but he was in hiding. he said david, what we have to do is lure middle-class students into situation where police wilu crack their heads and make themn radicals. i was horrified.bout i don't have anything nice to say about him? host: david horovitz is-- david horowitz is autobiography came out. caller: has president trump read your book and do you think he will be able to stand the pressure for the next four years guest: does the 64000-dollar question right there. i don't know if he has read the book. my book is really how to fight the democrats and fight these battles. i think trump is a very tough guy. he's a guy who has gone through tremendous adversity, he has had to fight other tough guys, casinos, unions, rivals, so i have got enough confidence that he will

.>> pri >> host: you talked with tom hayden. >> guest: i saw him once.and america hater, he never learned and manipulated people, put them in harms way. he's the author of theot at convention. he said we have to move to places where we can make them radical. i was horrified. >> host: a generational odyssey came out in 1997. van is calling in from the rocky mountain north carolina. >> caller: has president trump read your book and will he be able to do next for years? >> guest: that's the $54,000 question right there. i don't know whether he's read the book or not. my book is a prize for the grassroots how to fight democrats and how to fight these battles. i think that he is a very tough guy with tremendous adversity and to fight other tough guys,r casino rivals. i've got enough confidence that he's going to stay the course. but the thing is that it's a tougheit is a tougherbattle that would be. >> host: john from scottsdale arizona. go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. name-calling, mr. horowitz called someone a trump hater. that's close to

he's almost like extended family. >> reporter: today, hayden's prognosis is good.tle hayden to help us give a surprise to the man who never takes time for himself. >> uncle joe. >> it gives us great pleasure to be able to give you this letter. >> dear, joe. for years, you've been the one to do the giving, especially when it comes to the b positive foundation. we thought it was time for the tables to turn and for someone to give something to you. a once-in-a-lifetime trip to alaska. >> what? >> oh. >> can i put you in my suitcase. >> reporter: joel told us he never takes a day off. but we're hoping that thanks to the travel donation by cruising store.com and celebrity cruises, he will find time to unwind, when he sets sale on a week-long cruise to alaska, a state he always dreamed of visiting. he says paying it forward to other kids is what being andrew's dad is all about. >> we're going to try to help these families and try to fund research. i'm confident that andrew is smiling down proudly. >> wonderful work. >> the b positive foundation is expected to raise $4.5

their daughter, hayden, was diagnosed with cancer at age 3. >> i think that what you get with the beely for us. he's almost like an extended family. >> today, hayden's prognosis is g joe considers her among his hundreds of surrogate kids. >> i really do feel like they're my kids. i laugh with them, and i cry with the families. >> we thought who better than little hayden to help us give a little surprise to the man who never takes time for himself. >> uncle joe. >> so, joe, it gives us great pleasure to be able to give you this letter. >> dear joe, for years, you have been the one to do the giving, especially when it comes to the be positive foundation. we thought it was time for the tables to turn and for someone to give something to you, a once in a lifetime trip to alaska. oh! can i put you in my suitcase and bring you with me? >> joe told us he never takes a day off because cancer doesn't but we're hoping thanks to the travel donation furnished by cruising store.com and celebrity cruises unwind when he sets sail on a week-long cruise to alaska. joe says there's not a minute of the

. >> hung of men are here for a birthday party with hayden. >> that's what we have done. president of peg russ key says volunteers sprung into action after his mom reached out to them, and posted about her son's wish on social media. to come out is see how could you not within to come around with all of these pug. >> had is the moment he sees all the pugs a heart worming moment for his mom. >> well i didn't know that it was going to be this big. >> we are so exciteed and so happy and so greatful. >> he also got a new pug which was donated by a stranger. he named him pumpkin, a cherry on top of already sweet day. >> melted my heart, made me happy. >> a former marine has come up with a match made in heaven. he's helping train train service dogs the dogs are rescued from shelters and the train horse have posttraumatic stress disorder feel like they're again part of an honorable mission. >> in times when we leave there's a loneliness there because we're used to working with a team and being part of the mission. >> when they sit in aiken fell their soul is gone sometime. >> he

inside the purse were photos of wright's boss ken hayden dressed up like president trump, a confederateand slogan the south land will rise again in the background. wright says she was fired when she complained about the gift. >> the pictures inside, he gave it to me as a gift, the only black girl that works there. this is not a joke. this is very serious. >> wright believes her gift was sort of a threat in retaliation for complaining about an incident a few weeks earlier at a company meeting. we did reach out to south land construction but they declined to comment. >>> alameda police say they have recovered dozens of stolen packages inside a storage unit. police say that 41 boxes were found stolen between march and may and included electronics, clothes, costume jewelry, toys. officials say he is a transient also identified as a man caught on video stealing packages. police believe he was trying to resell the goods on craigslist and ebay. >> it makes me concerned to not have packages delivered here. we already make arrangements to have packages delivered elsewhere. >> police say the stol

inside were photos of the owner kenneth hayden dressed up as president trump posing in front of a confederate flag. and a sign near the flag said the southland will rise again. the lawsuit doesn't list a monetary amount but a jury could decide that. >>> a woman accused of stopping her car on san francisco's great highway and abandoning her 5-year-old daughter is due in court today. 22-year-old samantha patton allegedly pulled over near the zoo monday night and made the girl get out of the car. that's when authorities say she sped away with her other child a babysitting in the back seat. an ambulance happened to be in the area and medics rushed to treat the child. a man seen leaving the intersection on a skateboard was identified as the father of the 1-year-old in the car. he helped police track down thechild. >>> caltrans is opening one lane of a stretch of highway 50 in el dorado county. the road, 50, was shut down yesterday because of a new mudslide. more than 50 truckloads of debris fell on the road between whitehall and kyburz. water created the mudslide. it started creeping toward the ro

. >> reporter: these photos show south landowner kenneth hayden and his wife anita. they appear tbe

in it were these photos showing the owner kenneth hayden and his wife anita dressed up in front of a confederate flag after a sign saying, the southland will rise again. when she confronted them about it she was fired. >> it couldn't be any clearer. we have a man in front of a confederate flag dressed like the president feeling empowered to say and do things that are both racist and unlawful. >> reporter: so tishay is suing southland claiming discrimination, harassment and retaliation. >> looking at him i still don't believe this is true this is really happening, like, who would do something like this to someone and think that it's okay? >> reporter: the company hung up when we called for comment today and did not come to the door of their pleasanton offices. they will eventually answer in court. they were served a court summons this morning. >> i want awareness. i want accountability. i want people to know that they do not have to stand for anything like this and they can do something about it. >> reporter: no amount is listed on the law enforcement. after evidence is presented, bot

joining us now is general michael hayden.ormer director of the cia and the nsa. i want your perspective. general, on the nature of the threat from the countries focused on in the ban and reality of security in america. first, have you ever seen anything like this? this kind of contradiction in the white house? they yelled at us. you fake news people. calling this a ban when it is vetting. now the president and in his own words says we were right all along. this is a ban. it targets muslims and he likes that. >> chris, there is so much to be said about that. number one, i think david sanger suggested a while ago this will increase the odds the supreme court will read intent into the current executive order. intent that might be unconstitutional. chris, i joined a friend of the court briefing opposing kpo executive order one and executive order two. in my heart, i believe the president has this kind of authority. i think it is misapplied here. this is a really bad policy step for us to take. now i think these tweets will allow

. >> i talked to general hayden a couple of weeks ago and he talked about civilization which he feelske to think it is so entrenched that it can never happen. whether you have gone overseas that veneer is there and it is important for individuals, it's not just respecting institutions but respecting each other. >> so history is filled with all kinds of examples that remind us of how thin that line is between complete unrest and break down of civil society and that which it stands for and institutions that are strong. so it's incumbent upon everyone of us in the body of politics to do our part. it is incumbent upon you to do your part. we like to relay blame to media and folks in politics. there are hundreds of millions of people in the country. the way we relate to one another as i saw in a way never before it is important we look at how we are relating to folks in our own backyard and how we are using social media. >> appreciate you being with us. coming up we will get an update on the condition of congressman steve scalise. tonight the baseball game he was practicing for has gone on

i talked to michael hayden years agatha talk about that civilization and having real concerns about them assaults our institutions are under from russia and an internal source. i thought that jim's impassioned discourse on the real deal here, the big story is the russian interference in our process and they exceeded their wildest dreams and expectations i am sure by the discord, doubt, and the disruption they have caused in our political process. >> you talk about external source, obviously russia and you said internal source. what is the internal source? >> well as i indicated the president himself has undertaken whether intentionally or not assaults on our institutions. >> i don't want to put words in your mouth but are you saying that you believe the president of the united states is a threat to democracy? >> well, to our system. you know, the assault on the institution, starting with my own, the intelligence community and his characterization of us as nazis. the commentary he made about the judiciary and individual judges. the assault on the bureau. as examples are not constructive f