couple of months ago when this guy files suit against columbia page a-25. >> kirsten gillibrand a united the state of the union and gave testimony before the state of the union saying she was rape. she didn't know that. the status is that senator gillibrand has not updated her remarks. >> another key part of the pattern is most of the people who promote the false or likely false story never go back and say sorry, i got it wrong. and not only did senator gillibrand promote this woman and promote the story, she's sponsoring legislation to double down on this hysteria on college campuses. we've been sold this story that one out of five women are rape on college campuses. when the best evidence suggests it's more like 6 per 1,000. still one is one too many. but women are safer on college campuses than they are off college campuses. and oef the last several years campus rape has been declineingdeclining. >> i get this. this case at columbia under the low standards by the obama administration was thrown out. they had to convince them it was 51% more likely that he did it. this there were two o

senators kirsten gillibrand and claire mccaskill say they agree with a group collecting signatures on a white house. it follows the release of an old deposition of bill cosby obtaining quaaludes and giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. it is known as the highest civilian honor in the country. >>> new comments from republican presidential candidate donald trump. and they're not likely to silence his critics or his supporters. tonight in los angeles, trump responded to people who have criticized him for saying some mexican immigrants are rapists and criminals. he did it by introducing family members of people who were killed by undocumented immigrants. and blamed the media for not being clear about what he said. >> they will take some of my statements tonight. and instead of starting from the beginning, he'll start from the middle of the sentence. they won't say my statements that i have a great relationship with mexicans, that a lot of mexicans work for me, that by the way i sell very expensive apartments to mexicans. i love the mexican people. i love their spirit. they won

kirsten gillibrand of new york joined in the effort. we're joined by the white table.yan, who asked the president about cosby. and also jonathan capehart and ryan grim, washington burrow chief of "the huffington post." april, back to you, did you have any hesitancy about that question, was it hard to bring that up for you personally? >> it was hard, number one, as a journalist, you know the president's trying to keep a tight ship and you just want to ask one question, but when you get the president, you try to throw it all in there. i had three questions and the last one was bill cosby. and i had been asking in the white house briefing room of josh earnest about the possibilities when we were hearing the women's groups were asking for the president to revoke his medal of freedom. then the congressional leaders were looking into it. so it was presidential. you know, bill cosby did receive a medal of freedom from george w. bush. it was a presidential question to ask. everything comes to the president and that's the in-between. >> are you satisfied with his answer, there'

house must issue a formal response -- reach 100,000 signatures by august 7 and two senators kirsten gillibrandmccaskill of missouri says cosby no longer deserves the medal. norah? >> michelle mill eric thank you so much. >>> this morning the most popular article is rattling americans. the really big one but not where you might imagine. >>> the fault line runs seven mile after the pacific northwest coast. experts say it will trigger the worst natural disaster and it is overdue. cbs news scientist michio cueeechichioeechichio kaku. >> this is the mother of all faults. we're talking about an earthquake of 9.0. similar to what devastated northern japan which killed over 15,000 people and caused a quarter of a trillion in property damage. >> understanding all that, when is it likely to happen? >> we think that in the next 50 years there's a one in three chance it will erupt. in other words we're overdue in some sense. the last big one was 315 years ago. we think the cycle time is roughly 240 years. do the math. we are overdue in this calculation with another big one. >> now that you've sufficiently

for 2.5 years i have worked closely with kirsten gillibrand. she and i disagree on a number of issues but she has been heroic in fighting to combat sexual assault and rape in the military. she has introduced reforms to change the decision of whether to prosecute a sexual assault case, from a commanding officer, to an impartial prosecutor outside the chain of command. i have worked closely with her on that. we have an obligation protect the men and women of our military, to ensure that they are safe. with that we have the majority of the senate. it has not been passed yet. president obama is fighting to stop it. there are a lot of democrats and republicans fighting to stop it, but it is the right reform. it is the reform that we will see enacted because it protects our soldiers but also offers good discipline. if you have a military unit where servicemen and women are afraid of sexual assault, not confident that the military justice system will protect them, that undermines the effectiveness of our military. we have an obligation to protect our

this spat between kirsten gillibrand of new york and military officials had nothing to do with generalrd credentials but instead centered on data of such assault and unfortunately, basis. information she's been seeking for years. she stalled the confirmation process for about two days until ashton carter offered assurances to her yesterday the information would be made available soon. general dunford has served as commandant of the marine corps for the lester was confirmed without opposition just a few hours later. the u.s. senate would be tablet into date in about an hour from now to wrap up work on a six-year highway bill. they will take a final passage vote at noon today and later send it will put on house passed treatment passionate three-month extension to. watch live coverage of the senate when members gavels in at 10 eastern live on c-span2. >> this weekend on the c-span networks, politics, books in american history. >> and now health and human services secretary sylvia burwell delivers the keynote address at the national governors association 2015 summer meeting. focusing on im