the huffington post said in 2016 that he was deemed too racist to be a federal judge. he will now be trump's attorney general. look at that headline there. then we have a few others that we want to put up. slate headline in 2017. say sessions denials are incomplete and unyinszing.

she's reportedly taking her name out of the running with direct your theory on the huffington.thers include ford ceo alan mullally. susan majewski courtesy of youtube ursa minor. former ceo of yahoo!. fox businesses charlie gasparino spoke with one of the chief capital investors who see big prospects for the future of the ridesharing company. the line is out the door of world-class candidates. talking someone who could make $1 billion when an ipo with the valuation of 70 billion, there has been recent speculation as to whether cooper will follow snap sleep in public trading. lauren: that's a good point pakistan to make so much money when they get the ipo of ground that they need to fix their culture. they are losing market share. >> they are. lyft has managed to stay out of the drama and lift market share risen to 24.7% up from 21.2%. closing in terms of download. it is at a record all-time low. train to about the names you listed on there, marissa mayer available but marissa mullally was credited with the success of ford and the suffering since. some very interesting names on

at least "huffington post" took down the story.ou go online right now, "the new york times," you still see that story. i say to them tear down this story and the corrections at the bottom, not the top. anybody who reads it thinks they are reading act until they get to the bottom. >> dana: having been a press secretary, and you finally get a reporter to run a correction, they would run the next week and it would be in a box and he could barely see it. the right has caught up with a left on social media and now a lot of people know that this is with "the new york times" did. >> the blowback was overwhelming. what got their attention is was somebody like msnbc says this is nonsense. this isn't just coming after us because of "the new york times," everybody had a problem with this. the problem these situations is i can go halfway around the world before the truth could even get its pants on. the allegation always sticks, the exoneration not so much. >> dana: talk about "huffington post" for a second, you see the memo, they were the art

he made at the all-hands meeting on sexual harassment at the meeting bonderman cut off arianna huffingtonokingly saying more women on the board means there will be much more talking. bonderman apologized calling his remarks inappropriate. his comments come as the company were talking about the investigation conducted by eric holder holder recommendations include 50 ideas to improve workplace culture, including reducing alcohol at work events and preventing intimate relationships between employees and their bosses travis kalanick is taking a temporary leave of absence in an e-mail to his 14,000 employees, he wrote if we are going to work on uber 2.0, i need to work on travis 2.0 to become the lead their this company needs and that you deserve. day-to-day operations will be run by a committee, which includes several female executives including rachel holt this is a much awaited report. the company has grown so big so fast i have to wonder if this is a publicly traded company, what would the stock be doing >> a lot of people say this will impact it. the >> it raises the question, if it does

"huffington post" made the incident about race and blamed otto. "north korea proves your white male privilege is not universal." according to "the huffington post," otto warmbier was abducted by north korean war criminals because he was white and the whole thing is his fault. "huffington post," you owe the warmbiers an apology. can we please stop? apparently we can't. check out this tweet via website that claims to represent millennials. "watch whiteness work. he wasn't a kid or innocent. you can't go to another country and try to steal from them. respect their laws." that was affinity magazine. they tweeted this after the news broke of otto's demise, blaming poor otto. reasonable people on both sides of the political spectrum should see it as horrendous. nobody deserves the fate of otto warmbier, nobody. those who think it's cute, funny, or an opportunity to highlight social justice issues, maybe you should spend a few months in a north korean prison. let us know how american life and liberty look to you then. after a severe backlash, affinity to

. >> we'll hear from arianna huffington later on this morning. iconic and a board member of uber as they work through some of the hr issues. >> very important. >> this, the companies have runway not to access the public markets the -- >> they don't need it. look at snap. they do the two classes. the corporate governance conference, everyone is outraged about the two classes. nobody votes. >> in terms of snap. >> yeah. in terms of snap. everybody is outraged. in the old days, the exchanges wouldn't allow it. the exchanges allow it. you know in the 1920s they have a lot of these and the exchange didn't like it and they cracked down during the depression. but it's back. you know, you can always sell it. >> you can. it would have been nice if they could get -- gave the slight appearance you had a voice. but you know what they sold it that way. >> caveat emptor. they're not vacuum cleaners. >> you have to be careful with the private market values. they're not efficient. sometimes they talk about a value base in the comment, sometimes they're selling t

another cnn employee called donald trmp the huffington post called for trump's execution. msnbc's rachel maddow called for trump to be "taken out". a taxpayer-funded play features a trump look-alike getting murdered. noam chomsky is a revered liberal icon. weeks ago, he called the republican party the "most dangerous organization in human history." not soviet socialists or chinese communists. not the nazis, khmer rouge or isis. such delusional talk should have his family consider institutionalizing him. chomsky's writings are featured on college campuses. last week's shooter was the second bernie sanders supporter who attempted a murder-spree in recent weeks. this should give sanders pause. same for elizabeth warren. yes, they should hold trump and the gop accountable. this makes for a vibrant democracy. but their calls for a resistance is a dog-whistle that incites their unhinged followers. the headlines dot net. i'm mark hyman. developing now.. simpson field in alexandria's del ray neighborhood is back open.. after last week's horrifying ambush. neighbors filled the stan

that's "huffington post". what are they talking about? it's their right to judge? >> this is absolute racism! are they saying this kid, this young man, same circumstances, tears a damn poster off the wall, how many pranks did i do at that age? if i was black or brown, treatment is unjustifiable but i'm white so you can do whatever you want to me. what is the ethos of this? what is the driving motive of this? what are they getting at? i mean i really don't understand it. they should be really deeply ashamed of themselves. i am calling on freedom of either escalate the covert war against north korea now or to actually take some overt action to stop a north korean vessel on the high seas to interdict, it blockade it in retaliation. american citizens cannot be held captive by this rogue nation willy-nilly without consequence, this is a very, very serious matter and they are not even liberal. cheryl: go back to the issue of white privilege. these comments were inappropriate. we're talking about them now, they were inappropriate when he was in prison. he was a kid, he ma

i did this huffington post joke at the end and this lady screamed. she was like, "hey!" but you draw the line at huffpo? >> stephen: was it ariana huffington. >> maybe. >> stephen: how long have you been a correspondent at "the daily show"? >> three years. >> stephen: everybody who has been a correspondent has a horror story, chased by nazis across field fields and fields . >> "the daily show" is one of the lowest rated shows in alabama. >> stephen: i have no idea. there's no explaining that. >> so we had this thing called "alabama week" where we sent the correspondents -- >> stephen: is that like "shark week" but with red necks? >> yeah, like guns, religion, jail! so i had to cover because, you know,... i'm the correspondent for that. ( laughter ) so i go down. i go down to this gun range, and for $7 you can get a conceal and carry permit. so, you know, for the cost of a chipotle burrito, you can get a gun. i have my thing, and i'm like, "hey, man, let me get a gun." and the guy leans in to me-- you've given me this piece of advice-- you have to stay in the moment and k

>> we understand, you know, ub he uber has some high level executives, the likes of arianna huffingtonho came out this morning in support of kalanick saying he will be in the history books as a great entrepreneur that board will lead the search now. we've seen a lot of high-level departures from uber already, but also other silicon tech companies, twitter as an example. there does not seem to be a clear front-runner at the moment hopefully we will hear more noises around that over the next few days >> arjun thank you very much for that report from london. the other question that people are wondering, does this alter the potential ability to ipo if and when they want to. if that happens, one would think they would not be able to deliver the same restriction shareholder activity >> if it will be an inflection point in the way tech founders maintain control over their companies or is uber an exception? it's been a stunning fall from grace. >> stunning fall from grace, but privately listed, so we don't know but on the surface has not affected the valuation would have been great if we could

in the moment. >> yesterday, i was talking about you get -- if you have a huffington post sensibility about everything you do, you obviously would never say that that's for sure. >> his sense of timing was not the best >> the huffington post, there are -- in society there are probably people that are here on terms of how politically he correct they are, and people here, and some people in the middle that was obviously on the continuum, that was don't path of being politically incorrect >> on a normal day -- >> i'm glad you're able to say that this is the egg shells i'm talking about. >> no, no. on a normal day, you could say that and somebody might be offended that you said that some people might laugh, some people might not. i'm not sure it would rise to this occasion. but on a day when the meeting is talking about sexual harassment, the culture of the company, it's an acute issue >> i will be agis. he's 74, not in tune with the current you -- i'm 60 and i don't think things through -- >> i don't think that's agist. the guy comes from a different time >> and you're also not quite add

the samberg idea is being pushed by arianna huffington.staggs is also a leading candidate for the job. marissa mayer, stepped down from chief executive yahoo! is also in the mix and tim armstrong, former aol ceo, and john martin. kalanick on stepping down from the company he helped start, i love uber more than anything else in the world, at this personal difficult moment in my life i accepted the investors request to step aside so that uber can go back to building rather than be distracted by another fight. the board said travis always put uber first. this is bold decision and sign for his devotion and love for uber. by stepping away he is taking time to heal from the personal tragedy and giving the company room to fully embrace this new chapter in the company's history. we look forward to him serving on the board. kalanick's exit came from pressure from top executives that wanted the troubled ceo out. uber is scrambling to clean up its corporate image after a string of recent scandals, internal investigations and lawsuits led to number of

he is speaking to cnn and the huffington post.ks saying steve scalise was shot in the hip. it raises all sorts of questions, including the uncontrolled. david: we had this with gabrielle giffords when she was shot. typically, nothing has been done in the end, but this was reportedly a rifle, not a handgun. security guards returned fire. there were reports that they had the suspect in custody. we don't know yet. we are trying to give you as much information as we have without going to far. mike mckee, what do you know? mike: we don't know much and the key thing is that we don't know much at this point. so much has been said about terrorism and about crime and gun control but we have no idea what brought this on, who did it or why. the reports are that a rifle was used and the suspect was wounded and has been taken into custody. five people were shocked, including representatives the least -- representative scali se, the number three republican in the house of representatives. he was transported apparently by helicopter to the hospi

"huffington post" writer tweeted his approval of the scalise shooting.the world would be a better place without him, end of story." his only criticism of the attack was limited scale. "for violent resistance to work, it would need to be organized. individual acts can be understandable but likely counterproductive or ineffective." whoa. on the other side of the divide, some are looking to blame the media or bernie sanders, and understandable temptation, but it is best resisted. the only person directly responsible for the shooting today is the man who pulled the trigger. there might be some lessons we can learn. one, in this volatile moment, it is volatile, people with megaphones ought to be responsible about what they say. that means never excusing political violence, under any circumstances. that means condemning shootings like this but it also means riots, assaults, occupations, threats, and the other attempt to achieve political goals through force ought to be condemned. being responsible also means being intellectually honest and not implying you kno

samburg and huffington. they have taken their names out of the running. >>> san francisco will be a lot brighter with the san francisco public utilities commission swapping out 13,000 light bulbs with new l.e.d lights. it will take seven months to complete the project and the utility commission said the nearly $3 million upgrade will improve lighting, conserve energy and save the city millions of dollars. >> the current lights are energy inefficient and only last for five years but these lights will average 20 years. >> it is about 50% cheaper as far as power consumption, and therefore he will pay for itself in about four years. >> the new l.e.d lights will save 8 billion kilowatts hours of energy each year which is enough to heat and light 752 homes. >>> the san francisco 49ers doing good and they were pitching in at the autism center that needed a makeover.>> reporter: weeks from training camp and today volunteers and members of the 49ers family laboring in football type preseason conditions. >> this is a

media executive arianna huffington. in 2012, trump wrote, she's unattractive, both inside and out.derstand why her former husband left her for a man. he made a good decision. he also tweeted about what he called actress bette mid der's ugly face and body. and while watching the oscars he tweeted about actress kim novak, tweeting kim should sue her plastic surgeon. #oscars. >> when he tweets, he gets result . >> really? randi kaye, cnn new york. >> we're back now with the panel. joining the panel is michael d'antonio. for a guy who has reached the pinnacle, he's now president of the united states. he has won. you know, it's as high as you can go. he still is so thin-skinned that he wakes up in the morning and watches "morning joe," which he claims he doesn't watch, and is so outraged that he launches this attack. if i'm a world leader anywhere in the world, i just read his tweets, and you can kind of figure out what his weaknesses are. >> well, that's true. i think what's extraordinary, and this is an unusual thing to note, i think, is that despite his achievement and the fact that

absolutely, and i think they have the right person to do it in arianna huffington.ut expect a massive cultural shift. they've already cleared up most of the problem executives and i think it is an easy shift to make. that culture has no place in today's modern workplace. something that's talked about more broadly in silicon valley. do you think the changes might reverberate throughout that tech sector? >> i hope it does. it's time to get rid of founders who cannot run companies, who dollarssed billions of and have no accountability to shareholders who then burn all that capital. kate: let's check in on the day's trading action. wall street has been fairly mixed throughout the session, the nasdaq is up and take stocks resumed their trading through up .65% this hour after rising slightly as the u.s. said it's oil stockpile had decreased. oil prices down about 2% this hour. european stocks close down about .3%. probably it was the biggest loser. a reorganization had not gone as planned and wait on its annual profit. the king of saudi arabia has named his son and succes

coincidentally, later that day i started reading an article in "huffington post" by a gentleman who used to work at "the 700 put," and they used to stories that started out like crazy stories, and the religious fanatics send in their money and got these televangelists flying around in their jets. fox news kind of took that whole perspective and ran with it to create their own news. that is kind of like what has corrupted our news and what we get fed in the news cycle these days. i just thought it was kind of an interesting segment. i do not know the writer's name, the guy who worked at "the 700 club." i would love to hear more back and forth about how things got started and the consequences of it from that era. host: always appreciate suggestions, charlie. here are the front pages of some of the newspapers. "boston herald" focusing on the attack we talked about in the united kingdom, the van crashing into a crowd of people near the mosque. out of pennsylvania, a lead story -- "united states military on sunday shooting down a syrian fighter jet." this was an action that appeared to mark a

the huffington post reports that obama will hit the trail for ralph northam. an obama aide confirmed that he made a congratulatory call to northa m. ed gillespie will go up against him for that seat. >>> time is 4:32. a district icon will be remembered. former d.c. councilman jim graham was a staunch advocate for gay rights and pioneer for hiv research funding. he served four terms starting in 1998. until 5:00 today his body will lie in repose. after noon, the mayor and his family will be part of a service there. at 12:30, the public will be allowed to pay respects. tomorrow his funeral will be held at the all souls unitarian church. >>> top secret documents -- news 4 cameras were in leesburg, as the fbi home yesterday. he's a former defense contractor and state department security agent. the fbi interviewed him in april after he flew back to the u.s. from china with more than $16,000 in undeclared cash. mallory claims he unknowingly met with chinese intelligence and said nothing he gave them was classified. but an fbi search of electronic devices showed messa

there are reports that ar asiana huffington is leading that search. in the meantime, the company is being run by its top ten executives. for "nightly business report", i'm adidi roy, san francisco. >>> still ahead, china needs more products that are made here in america and the ceo of a chinese e commerce power house is trying to make >>> the u.s. and china are calling on north korea to s pro ballistic missile test. rex tillerson says the u.s. reiterates to china, they have a di responsibility to exert economic and diplomatic pressure on the regime. they want to prevent further escalation there. >> and then plans to reduce the number of individual plan offerings in wisconsin and indiana next year. the largest u.s. health insurer has been saying that the uncertainty over the subsidy paymen cause it to exit some of those markets. those are used to make insurance more b afford bable and whether thrl anthem said it would exit most of the ohio market next year. >> health care w drivi in the special election in georgia yesterday. in the end, a republican ca

out of the climate change deal which the huffington post says would have steep economic and social costsit would be the only country besides syria and nicaragua to not sign the deal. nicaragua didn't adhere to the deal because they felt it didn't go far enough. post says ifthe the u.s. pulls out it will be a decision based on ideology. trump wants to show his supporters that he's sticking to a key campaign promise. coal producers and oil giants are backing the u.s. to remain in the deal because they see the benefits financially for the u.s. by staying in. genie: politico says the deal doesn't even need the u.s.'s participation. >> this is more of a self reassuring look. who needs donald trump? that's what politico says. if he pulls out of the agreement it wouldn't stop the green energy shift is already gaining steam. investors, tech giants and carmakers are pouring money into the so-called green revolution and this won't change if the u.s. pulls out of the paris accord. that's not to say the u.s. pulling out would not be painless. it would be painful. it would tear apart global diplomati

said this on c-span and it was of a disgrace as ucla modify conservatives and $500 and auriana huffington. so hasn't really changed. as a result. >> host: let's hear from michael from illinois go-ahead. >> caller: i want him to understand there was bill clinton and obama in this made avenue president now they have a reality star the will comment and regress. >> it is devoted to the university but yes. you cannot continue to have a democracy of only one side as 85% of the youth go to public university. that is what allows this to happen. i appeal to any chairman of the appropriations for the president of those universities who sell one to see political and intellectual diversity. brcs sitting on a campus what happens is there is no check. i hate using the word liberal but they are not always right but when everybody agrees with everybody? the faculties have been dumb down. and with that captive audience is grotesque. i never knew the politics of my profession. and you never knew their positions but that's has disappeared as a national tragedy. i hope the republican party is responsible and

obtained leaked audio of this board members ariana huffington. >> there is a lot of data that shows when there is one woman on the board it is much more likely there will be a second woman on the board. >> what it showssisuc likely to be more talking. >> oh, come on david. david has a lot of talking to do as well. >> reporter: heas hdalking in t an apology for the disrespectful comment. he also s want toai id apologize to uber employees who were offended about the remark. ithts a skull tour ig halhlreadigy under scrutiny at. >> they seem to take that stereotype of male centric, male dominated, and amp it up 20 degrees ivery other company outn e there. >> reporter: he says the culture helps give the ride sharing company a global footprint, but it also resulted r ielations al. now investors in the $70 billion company are shaken. >> i've been talking to a lot of investors the past few weeks and a lot of them are kind of freaked out right now. >> reporter: uber asked fme orr inatvestigate the can you rememr tour after a former employee went public with her experience of sexual discrimination

uber toxic culture marked by allegations of sexual harassment, a board member said this to arianna huffington, the only female board member: >> there is a lot of data that shows where there is one woman on the board, it is much more likely there will be a second woman on the board. >> actually it shows there is likely to be more talking.>> reporter: david silverman apologized and resigned from the board after the comment was leaked. and ceo travis kalanick is setting -- stepping aside indefinitely. he said he needs to work on becoming the travis 2.0 he stated in a companywide memo. this announcement came on the same day former attorney general eric holder's law firm released a series of recommendations on changing the pro-culture at uber. under travis kalanick, culture was described with headlines like principled confrontation. among reports, 47 recommendations, adopting values thatarmore inclusive, emphasizing teamwork and meant -- mutual respect, and cutting back on alcohol and drugs on the job and at work events. >> i guess time will tell. hopefully now that it is a valid public issue. >>

and arianna huffington was talking about the importance and value of having diversity on boards and nowwo new board members and guess who they are. >> two more men. >> dudes. that is correct. now, uber's board currently includes two women. but i want you to put this in perspective, only 20% of board seats at fortune 500 women are held by women, and that is less than 10% of boards that get filled by activist investors. so what gives? >> take a look. big brand names and i'll tell you about how many women they have that o. their board. johnson & johnson, only two women. coty, one woman out of nine total. l brands, which used to being be limited, two women out of 12. bed bath & beyond, only one woman. and dillard's, one out of 12 is a woman. all right. think about that. >> and look at those companies. who do you think shops in those stores? >> we'll let you answer that. >>> some news this week on a story we've been covering, housing costs, this concerns everybody. one-third of u.s. households are so-called cost burdened by what they pay for housing. this is a study put out by harva harvard.

at a staff meeting between uber board members arianna huffington and david bonderman. >> there's a lotdata that shows that when there is one woman on the board, it's much more likely there will be a second woman on the board. >> actually, what it shows is it's much more likely to be more talking. >> audience: ooooh! >> trevor: oh! you can tell this guy works for uber because he does not know when to shut up. ( laughter ) seriously. how stupid is he? the sexist insult is bad enough, but interrupting a woman who is talking about sexism to make a sexist insult-- that's like bill cosby trying to slip quaaludes to the judge at his trial. that's what that's like. and even bill cosby knows better than that. even he knows better. although, although, yesterday, out of nowhere, cosby did something-- he was-- he was coming out of court, and he did something that was super weird. >> as he was leaving the court, cosby mimicked one of his characters, fat albert. >> mr. cosby, any comment about the jury deliberations? >> hey, hey, hey! >> trevor: what are you doing? ( laughter ) like, what are you do

obviously, it needs to start at the top, the board can have this investigation led by arianna huffingtonuals in the firm do not change their mind set, then clearly nothing is going to change when it comes to action. we always talk about every contact leaving a trace, so from getting the medical health records of someone who accused her uber driver of raping her in india, all the way through to these parties, as we have spoken about, it is all there to haveit spoken about, it is all there to have it blasted on your silicon valley walls that he will always be hustling, but if you don't pull that through into sensible corporate behaviour, it is now a $60 billion valuation, it needs to start to grow up, and! valuation, it needs to start to grow up, and i think part of that these two come from the top. we appreciate your time two come from the top. we appreciate yourtime and your two come from the top. we appreciate your time and your insight. we will fill you in as there is more news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the company behind some of britain s leading

joining me is owen bennett, deputy political editor at the huffington post.corbyn has the campaign, but with the momentum comes the chance that the quicker you go the tiniest thing contribute up. if he misspoke or gave the wrong figure again, it could derail the momentum. theresa may has to get a strong and stable performance, she does not need to be flashy, she does not need to put on a fantastic performance, she just needs to show that she is not worried by the polls, she's taking it in her stride, and i think that will put a lot of boaters' fears to bed. is this occurs to lose because of that reason? people's have different expectations ofjeremy corbyn? even though labour seem to have this rise in the polls, the conservative party are still ahead and there is a long way for the labour party to golf. it is very much hers to lead. if could be strong and keep trying to —— could be strong and she keeps trying to see it as a choice between her and jeremy corbyn, who do you want running the country, i think that is the line she will go down tonight. here are pic

ariana huffington explained his decision. >> uber is his life. he has taken full responsibility for what the company has gone through in the last few months. and now he wants to be part of us turning a new page and together building the next chapter numbi number -- in uber history. >> a lot of them are kind of absurd. there's one called toe stepping. there's one called always be hustling. >> reporter: david bonderman cut hef off and said more board members means more talking. it's emblematic of the culture uber is trying to curb. it reads in part, i want to apologize to my fellow board member for a disrespectful comment that was directed at her during today's discussion. it was inappropriate. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, outpouring of support for a purple heart veteran who lost his home to foreclosure. >>> authorities look for evidence of criminal and civil violations in the home foreclosure of a longtime san mateo family. i'm michael finney with the "7 on your side" follow-up straight ahead. >>> m

during that meeting, one of the board members responded to ariana huffington by saying the addition ofer would mean more talking. it was a sexist remark. he has now stepped off the board the same day. it has been a crazy run of news. oliver: who is running the show now? eric: that is the question i am asking. the hope is to hire a chief operating officer. right now, they do not have that position or a chief financial officer, chief marketing officer, general counsel. there are a lot of positions open. travis is taking leave. it is a management committee. there are people who run the u.s. and canada, latin america, india. they are running these big regions and overseeing them. there are other people doing product. it is more of a committee where they are gathering everyone together with hopefully the guidance from francis, who is now the senior vice president for leadership and strategy who came from harvard. the hope is she can help the executives. i can't tell if they are going to vote or if there is a consensus type of leadership. it is going to be leadership by committee until they

conservatives in ucla, five conservatives and 500 authors and two of them were charles and raianna huffingtoni had a hiatus. >> host: michael from illinois. good afternoon, michael, go ahead with your question to david horowitz. >> caller: i want to understand and they had bill clinton, obama , speakers and this may they got a new president for having eva longoria. you have obama clinton to eva longoria. >> guest: there's a section to my book devote today universities. all the commencement speakers to leftists. you can't continue to have a democracy of only one side gets to speak and 85% of the youth goes to public university but republican cowardness that allows this to happen, 33 states where republicans control the legislature. i appealed to any chairman of an appropriation's committee who is listening to put thumb of oxygen tube of presidents and say, i want to see political and intellectual diversity on your faculties, in your commencement speakers, the books that are assigned. we are sitting on a campus where conservatives have been purged from the university. and what happens is, that

ariana huffington explained his decision. >> uber is his life. he has taken full responsibility for what the company has gone through in the last few months. and now he wants to be part of us turning a new page and together building the next chapter numbi history. >> a lot of them are kind of absurd. there's one called toe stepping. there's one called always be hustling. >> reporter: david bonderman cut hef off and said more board members means more talking. it's emblematic of the culture uber is trying to curb. it reads in part, i want to apologize to my fellow board member for a disrespectful comment that was directed at her during today's discussion. it was inappropriate. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00, outpouring of support for a purple heart veteran who lost his home to foreclosure. >>> authorities look for evidence of criminal and civil violations in the home foreclosure of a longtime san mateo family. i'm michael finney with the "7 on your side" follow-up straight ahead. >>> mild for the warrio

sites that are the three networks, the times, the post, all the way to huffington post, and daily costings partisan left. they all use very similar words. >> there are now formal calls to impeach the president. >> in the last 24 hours we hearing the i word a lot. >> they all focus on trump and russia in very similar terms of what the complication is. does it raise a question of impeachment? doesn't it? enough for obstruction or not. >> three words. obstruction of justice. >> jeffrey toobin is a left wing kook, which is why he is qualified to be legal analyst at cnn. >> when you look at the right first of all. and second you see a completely different version of this is about deep state effort to bring down trump. p>> for weeks we have been warning you about the deep state, obama guftd bureaucrats, hell benlt on destroying the president. president trump. >> i know the entire senate will join. >> reporter: let's state the obvious. the republicans control the senate. the republicans control the hois house. donald trump has been our president just five months. talk of impeachment its proba

. >> one more show is canceled but look at this headline from the huffington post article, north koreaur white male privilege is not universal and this week after otto warmbier's death a magazine called affinity magazine said watch whiteness work. he wasn't a kid or innocence. you can't go to another country and try to steal from them. respect their laws. for the record this magazine is defending north korea. people are upset about this, taking to social media to defend otto warmbier. liberty said he did not deserve this, he was a victim of a murderous regime and harrison says otto warmbier died at the hands of a cruel communist regime and people are mocking him for being a frat boy. please come back. can't believe we are having this conversation. >> they call themselves a teen magazine. they got a lot of grief from a lot of people. >> why they thought it was a good idea to begin with. chelsea clinton earlier this week, steve bannon said the reason sean spicer is not in front of the camera is because, quote, shone -- a clear joke, chelsea clinton is up laughing. she said the white hous

after yesterday's shooting, "the huffington post" had to take down a disgusting article that actually called for president trumps execution. take a look at the headline. then the sub headline. donald trump must be prosecuted for treason and if convicted in the court of law, executed. really? pretty disturbing. that probably would still be up tonight if it wasn't a democratic assassination attemp attempt. palen had nothing whatsoever to do with what happened to gabby gifford. that's why "the new york times" had to issue a correction. earlier today, sarah palin is talking to an attorney and exploring legal options, which, by the way, she should be doing. government sarah palin, that's my advice. everything we have shown you -- 100-0000% of the divisive hateful rhetoric that is no the left in america. we can spend an entire week playing tapes, example after example. no one on the left has the courage to speak out and stop the hatred. that's because democrats use this kind of vile rhetoric every single election. they are racist, sexist, misogynist, republicans want to throw granny off the

most surprising board member -- uber port number area on the huffington saying quote there's a lot of data that shows others that shows when there is one woman on the court is much more likely that there'll be a secular woman woman on the board. in response, don goodman says actually but it shows is it's much more likely there will be more talking. the founder of the private equity firm tpg capital in an uber investor wrote a letter to staff to apologize calling his remarks came a inappropriate and inexcusable at a time when the company is trying hard to change that image. discrimination and bullying. opera ceo announced he would be taking a leave of absence to create his mother who was killed in a boating accident. in a letter he sent to employees, for over 2.0 to 60 there there is nothing more important than dedicating my time to building up the leadership team. i also need to work on travis to point out to become the leader this company needs than you deserve. kalanick has been at the center of many company scandals. former u.s. attorney general eric holder made while conducting an

howie: a writer at the "huffington post," says in the wake of the shooting what's more harmful, putting millions already on the margins more at risk by draconian policies or shooting a racist lawmaker in the hip? erin: i think we are getting caught up in some of the same patterns. the congressman mike faust, his office received 14 messages in the last 6 months from the shooter saying they were angry messages. but he said they never had any threats. i would like to see those messages. if they saw these things why didn't they do a better job trying to prevent it before. he said there were no threats. but if you are getting angry messages. guy: congress gets angry messages every day. erin: shouldn't we do a better job of look into these angry messages? guy: if it goes into threat territory, yes. erin: we are giving him cover. howie: the reason i'm doing this, i think it's important to call out people who politicized the tragedy. this is joy reid. she puts up a tweet who says rep scalise was shot by a white man and saved by a black lesbian police officer. he's still in the hospital, but isn

. >> the huffington post headline after what happened.ing to get in as many questions as possible, she kept interrupting him. would let him finish. >> a set amount of time and senators, i like the sound of my own voice too but they want to be heard more. it wasn't about hearing either from mister rosenstein or mister sessions. it was about spin. she wasn't being shut down by male colleagues but bullying the witnesses and her colleagues were trying to maintain order. she is one of 100 people in the senate, but the kitchen is hot and if you are bullying a witness your associates will say stop it and that is what was happening. >> important to hear a thorough and full answer. if you want to know the truth give them an opportunity to say it. >> that is the other dynamic not only, not only russian meddling, they want to hear his answers, they knew what they were moving forward in the first place was effectively false. >> appreciate it as always. >> coming up, the biter caused a major car crash a woman slamming her car into a concrete light pol