the menendez brothers, lyle and erik, convicted of killing their parents, face to face for the first time in more than two decades. >>> and nightmare at sea. the vacation outrage. we'll take you on board a cruise ship that passengers say felt like a floating construction zone. >>> and good evening. and it's great to have you with us on a busy friday night. i'm tom llamas in for david and we begin tonight with the growing fears of a new trade war. the u.s. and china back and forth with threats of tariffs on one another. with american farmers, tech companies and manufacturers caught in the middle. after the first round of tariffs from each side, president trump now threatening import taxes of $100 billion more of goods from china, and fueling those fears tonight, treasury secretary mnuchin, admitting the potential of a trade war is real, and the president saying americans could feel some pain. the news rocking the stock market. the dow losing nearly 600 points. abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl, starts us off from the white house. >> reporter: a brutal day on wall st

. >> lyle burst into tears. and erik burst into tears. >> the details of their emotional reunion. >>> good morning. and let's get right to our top story. the seemingly endless winter. not that we're bitter about it. >> not at all. it's april 7th. you'd think it would not be too much to ask to be able to put your winter coats away at this point, but no, look at the map. it appears to be sparing no one. we've got trouble on both sides of the country. there's a storm system working its way up the east coast and another storm hitting out west. >> overnight severe weather in the south. at least five reported tornadoes. this is video from a gas station in shreveport, louisiana. >> and as we enter the wedding season, a lot of nervous couples. a bridesmaid in massachusetts posting this image on instagram and the caption reads, will it be a white wedding? >> you can see the flakes in the background. sam champion in for rob this morning. he's fresh off the plane from florida gloating about it. nicely tanned. sam, we do ha

lyle here. hello? >> host: lyle, please go ahead. we are listening. >> caller: i said thank you for taking my call. this is lyle, i'm in -- right now i'm out in tennessee, but, yeah, interesting bit of history. one of the things the air force army air corps was doing back in that year was they were using aerial surveillance to collect information to bring in to the girls. my father was the pilot in one of those aircraft. to make things even more interesting is when i became old enough to join the air force, i was put into the same type organization, and i did that for 40 years. are you there? >> host: well, thank you -- >> guest: yes. >> host: thank you for calling in, and thank you for sharing your experience. >> guest: yes. >> host: were there male codebreakers as well? >> guest: oh, absolutely. the women, for the most part, were confined to washington d.c. >> host: confined. >> guest: literally confined int these code-breaking compounds, but many of the women hoped they would go overseas. the navy was reluctant to admit women into

lyle was not sure how he was going to respond to this day. of trepidation, a lot of emotion. all of this time apart has been like an open wound, the fact that they are now finally back together serving out the rest of their prison sentences is finally starting to heal the process. >> reporter: the brothers have maintained the killing was an act of desperation after years of sexual abuse at the hands of their father, abuse they say their mother ignored, and that they feared for their lives. >> i thought they were going ahead with their plan to kill us. >> reporter: but lyle now saying if he could do it all again he wouldn't resort to murder. >> if i could take my consciousness now and go back, i would have gone to the police and taken my chances in exposing what was happening. >> reporter: and as for that damning confession erik made to his then therapist, an admission that got its way back into pop culture on "law & order's" true crime -- >> he told me everything. how you shot your parents, where you bought the shotgun. >> oh, god, erik. >> i

and erik speaks with lyle's wife. been allowed to speak to each other since 1986. >> reporter: erik has a facebook page that is administered by relatives. the latest post celebrate the brothers reunion. while they are not cell mates, they will be able to see each other every day. when the brothers were sentenced, police objected to putting them in the same prison because they were partners in crime. rand says that lyle applied for a prison transfer six times before one was finally grounded. california prison officials say the brothers are in the same programming facility, which means they can interact with each other and take advantage of programs. >> joe fryer, thanks. >>> dylan is at the weather wall with the latest. hi. >> good morning, again, guys. we'll look at thunderstorms moving through little rock, arkansas. we're going to see more severe weather develop later this afternoon, right through this area, parts of eastern texas, to northern louisiana, southern arkansas and west-central mississippi. 50 million peop

lyle had been at a different prison in northern california. he got a transfer in february and this week he was moved into the same housing unit with his brother. that means they can interact during meals and in the exercise yard. the brothers killed their wealthy parent with a shotgun in 1989 -- parents with a shotgun in 1989. they said their parents abused them. a jury in 1994 convicted them of murder. they are serving life sentences with no possibility of parole. >>> a hiker missing for four days in southern california has been found alive. 33-year-old marcella santos suffered a severe knee injury as he trekked through the malibu creek park mountains on sunday. crews searched for him day and night including using rafts and helicopters. despite his injuries santos made it down a mountain to a salvation army camp where sheriff's deputies found him. will to survive out there. it was scar >> didn't have any survival gear on me, no flashlights, no sweater, no lighter and i just had to trek on down the mountain until i found some water and was dri

erik and lyle mendoza were transferred to the same housing unit the same night.d been at one facility and lyle was moved in february but assigned to the same unit. they were emotional. lyle was 21 and erik was 18 admitted to killing their parents said they had been sexually abused by their father and that their mother had been cruel and suicidal. >>> economic news getting you down? the top economist in the white house says don't blame president trump. i'm caroline shively in washington. more on that story coming up. >>> fears of a trade toll took a toll on the stock market. all three indices way down. this comes after china vows to fight the u.s., quote, at any cost over president trump's new tariff plan. caroline shively is in washington with more on the escalating trade dispute between the world's two largest economies. >> reporter: the top economic adviser says if the trade war is making you nervous, don't blame trump. blame china. >> president trump says enough is enough. now, we're not running a trade war. >> reporter: national economic council director larr

. >> after spending decades apart, lyle and scott menendez are in the same prison. >> reporter: it was come. but the twins sentenced to life for murdering their parents 30 years ago are reunited behind bars. 50-year-old lyle asked during his recent hearing to be closer to his brother. and transferring eric to the same housing unit wednesday. >> they now probably get to interact pretty regularly. they have chow at the same time, and they can spend their free time together. >> their relatives posted wednesday, miracles do happen, there are no words to describe what happened today. a former san diego district attorney, though, questions the decision to reunite the convicted killers. >> i'm not sure why they're doing this. because generally we tell people, you won't be with your relatives. >> reporter: a corrections department representative said they could find no reason to keep the brothers apart, saying it's not unprecedented for relatives and crime partners to be in the same prison. >>> cracking down on cryptocurrencies, the strange new world, and the man who said he would never invest

maria lyle still a teenager but already a star and pair athletics, finishing second to take silver inal from australia. another place on the podium on scotland's they have success. adam a while, bbc news. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories around today. paralympic legend some of the other stories around today. pa ralympic legend bob matthews has died at the age of 56, matthews has died at the age of 56, matthews was an eight time gold medallist, visually impaired atletico 1984 and medallist, visually impaired atletico1984 and 2000. medallist, visually impaired atletico 1984 and 2000. it medallist, visually impaired atletico1984 and 2000. it was also the first pa ralympian atletico1984 and 2000. it was also the first paralympian to receive an mba back in 1987. —— the first paralympian to receive an mba back in 1987. -- mbe. the first paralympian to receive an mba back in 1987. —— mbe. hannah konta willie great britain fed cup tea m konta willie great britain fed cup team onjapan and he will group to play next week. the british number one isjoined by heather watson pla

eric and lyle menendez are now at the same correctional facility in san diego.e had been in a different prison in northern california. he got a transfer in february. this week he was moved into the same housing unit with his brother. the brothers used a shotgun to kill their wealthy parents in 1989. they said their parents had abused them. initial court cases ended in mistrials. northerly jury in 1994 -- another jury in 1994 convicted them of murder. they are serving life sentences with no possibility of parole. >>> coming up scooters and bikes sinking to the bottom of lake merritt. >> and ufc's conor mcgregor slammed with cuffs after this rage fueled breakdown caught on camera, how it could change his career forever. garlic white cheddar. it's layered with a slice of smooth, perfectly melty, white cheddar cheese. a crunchy medley of tasty, crispy garlic chips... a dramatic drizzle of smooth, delicious and flavorful, delectably creamy garlic aioli... all coming together with a mouthwateringly juicy tomato slice and crisp iceberg lettuce atop crispy buttermilk ch

the flag-draped casket of marine private first class lyle charpalose arrived in portland. remains were identified because of the advances in dna and forensic technology, killed in a battle on an island in the pacific. he had lied about his age and was only 17 when he enlisted in the military. >>> the sacramento tourism officials are aiming to prevent a popular convention from coming back to the city. the game developer's conference was held two weeks ago and some of the people that attended complained san francisco is not safe and dirty. without one group it is lobbying to have future conventions elsewhere but despite the effort the convention attracts big crowds every year. >> san francisco is a very safe city compared to a lot of the global cities. i want to make sure people understand that. >> we can't say there is no crime in the city. there is, as everybody is aware. car break-ins have been a big issue. we have made differences and strides in decreasing that with our foot patrol officers and plain clothed officers. >> crime stats for 2017 had property criming going up

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corrections officials say erik and lyle menendez are now both being housed at rj donovan correctionallyle was previously housed at mule creek state prison in northern california, but he requested a transfer, which the prison board approved. the 50-year-old lyle and 47-year-old erik have been behind bars since 19-96, following their highly publicized trial. (steve) both are serving life sentences, with no possibility of parole. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) stepping up to better police social media, we'll tell you what twitter is doing to fight terrorism. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) finally facebook decides to label and identify political advertising the way television and radio have for years. (pam) and taking a live look at stormtracker four radar... the green shows you where the rain is falling right now... yellow and orange mean it is coming down hard. we'll have more on the wet weekend ahead -- after the break. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p.

erik and lyle mendoza were transferred to the same housing unit on wednesday night.rrectional facility since 2013. his brother lyle moved to the same facility in february but was assigned to a different housing unit. the menendez brothers were very emotional. they said the parents had been sexually abusing them and that their mother had been cruel and suicidal. >>> the bay area is not the only part of the state getting hit hard by rain today. coming up, we are going to take a look at the conditions around lake tahoe and the areas where drainage systems will reach capacity. >> facebook announces when you will find out if the personal data was used in the cambridge analytica case. trusyou and lantus. you go together, so stay together. ♪ stay together with a $0 copay, you've got zero reasons to leave, and every reason to stay. lantus is used to control high blood sugar in people with diabetes. do not use lantus to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right away if you have a serious allergic

another open champion, one shot back and the leading british playerjust turned 60 years old, sandy lylefter his historic victory here. ken brown is with me. tiger is one of par at the moment. quite early stages but you've been impressed by his play, despite not being on that first page. yes. he started by hooking his opening tee shot in the tees which he has done many times before and scrambled out a par. then he had wonderful shots but left himself awkward putts which somehow, it meant he is scoring about as high as it could on the first few holes, he should have been out in about a school but is still doing well. as are many more but still plenty of big names yet to head out for the opening round of the augusta national. the world number one, dustinjohnson, he missed last year with a back injury and is desperate to begin i'm sure. phil mickelson in the background looking for fourth green jacket, they are the background looking for fourth greenjacket, they are both just about to tee off. 0ne greenjacket, they are both just about to tee off. one of the other favourites are looking for a

. >> host: lyle, you are on book tv. >> thank you for taking my call. >> host: please go ahead. we are listening. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm in tennessee but an interesting bit of history, one of the things the army air corps was doing back in that year is they were using aerial surveillance to collect information to c bring into the girls. my father was a pilot of one of those aircraft's. to make things more interesting, when i became old enough to join the air force, i was put y into the same type of organization and i did that for 40 years. >> host: thank you for calling sharinghank you for your experience. were there male codebreakers as well. >> guest: absolutely. the women were confined to d.c., but many of the women joined the military hoping they would go overseas. the navy was reluctant to admit women in the army was more wome willing to do that. for the most part they stayed in washington print some of them went to europe and some of them went to the pacific but the men were certainly in the pacific and atlantic and european hitter working with women.

eric and lyle menendez war housed at different prisons and this week they were reunited near san diego where the pair is scheduled to serve out the remainder of their life sentences. presumably, though, not in the same cell. >> well a story of a missing dog in pleasant ton with a happy ending. a police officer yesterday was called out to a home after the owner could not find tablet. that is the dog. well they could hear the dog women perring but because of the overgrown brush could not find him so they called the fire department to help out and they came with the chainsaws and helped free the pup. tablet is going to be just fine. look at him jump. >> 4:57 and we're in a microclimate weather alert on "today in the bay." live look at the golden gate. one of the sloppy spots. we know sharon is north of there in santa rosa and getting a lot of rain right now. vianey is looking at the doppler and storm ranger and tracking where it is headed next. we'll let you know in case you are headed out the door soon. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. it is friday, earp 6-- april 6t

on wednesday erik was placed into the same housing unit as his brother lyle.hey're accused of killing their parents in 1989. they can now enjoy meals and exercise periods. prison officials sate's not known if they've yet done so. >>> and "national geographic" reports on massive ancient drawings found in the peruvian desert. archaeologists using satellites and drones found more than 50 examples of mysterious lines carved into the ground, and they say many of these newfound images are from 500 b.c. and 200 a.d. they're believed to be part of ritual practices. >>> still ahead, space tourism takes a giant leap. "virgin galactic" takes a supersonic test flight nearly four years after a deadly crash. takes a supersonic test flight nearly four years after a deadly crash. a.d. i'm on the move all day long. and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. look for savings on boost in your sunday pap

the menendez brothers, lyle and erik, convicted of killing their parents, face to face for the firstime in more than two decades. >>> and nightmare at sea.

maria lyle, still a teenager, but already a star in para athletics, finishing second to take silver innt we'll be speaking, as ever, to our man on the gold coast mike bushell — but first, there's been lots of action in the pool. i'm going to have tojump into the water, actually. i'm going to be very careful because i've got this sound pack on. but sarah vasey, adam peaty, sean murphy o'connor, ben proud and james guy, congratulations. i didn't see this step! sorry about that. adam is inconsolable there! just look before you go near a swimming pool in future, 0k. i'll have to get close and mind this step. can you continue, sarah! we don't want to talk about me falling in the water. all the people watching are literally on the floor. and mike is on the gold coast now. i hope you had filled a hazard assessment form. it was a last—minute change of location and i just did not study the contours at the bottom of the swimming pool closely enough. i was distracted by all those gold medals glistening in the sunshine. as for the athletics tonight, we heard about the high jump tonight, we heard a

matches of arsene wenger‘s rain, we will see a lot of respect and a short time ago i caught robbie lyletv. he is not going by being handed out by the fans, even though i think fans have been voting with their feet over the past few games. —— hounded. ithink voting with their feet over the past few games. —— hounded. i think he voting with their feet over the past few games. —— hounded. ithink he is going to get a good sendoff. i think the fan base are looking at this and saying it is the right decision, a change was needed, and it has been donein change was needed, and it has been done ina change was needed, and it has been done in a way where he has not... well, it doesn't appear he has been sacked and removed unceremoniously. i think everybody at the moment, people i've spoken to, are happy about the decision. welcome he does not think he has been sacked, but what has been made of the timing? you could have gone at the end of the season with the fa cup triumph and he still had one year left on his deal? that is right, what is the difference between now and a year ago? it's my understa

he also quotes our state representative, lyle larson, who's become really the top person in the house on water issues. he says, as larson has put it, it would require recognition that either we're all texans or we're not. so this is talking about sharing a scarce resource and how that gets done. and it's going to go through austin, and so you might want to read this book so that you come out with some specific points of view and let your representatives, state senators know. and i think i'm going to ask you, if you would please, to read on page -- i call it 218. hopefully you have it. >> right. >> it's a different page in the hardback version. >> okay. indeed, conservative, liberal, republican, democrats most of those who study the water issue in the state of texas agree on one thing, that the state's bottom-up paradigm for developing water policy exacerbates local problems, institutionalizes conflicts between regions of the state -- the dry west v. the water-logged east -- and most importantly, risks leaving the state woefully unprepared to face a prolonged water crisis that sooner o

the latest on eric and lyle menendez still ahead.lus, new details on president trump's plan to secure our southern border. we will go live to the pentagon. d time with my grandson. now depend fit-flex has their fastest absorbing material inside, so it keeps me dry and protected. go to depend.com - get a coupon and try them for yourself. >> arthel: happy friday, everybody. coming up on "outnumbered," the trump administration slapping new sanctions on russia. at this time, hitting the vladimir inner circle. why this will quiet critics that he has a bromance with him and whether it will make russia think twice about messing with our election. >> it's possible that things are getting worse for facebook. sheryl sandberg says if they want to fully opt out of having their data shared, they're going to have to pay for it. dana perino will interview cheryl today. >> really looking forward to that. plus our hashtag one lucky guy. "outnumbered" friday edition. >> rick: the beverly hills brother convicted of killing their parents have been reuni

lyle brainard also things trade tensions at uncertainty to the outlook.aares fell tariffs, but then a raised losses on the news that its upgraded 737 will be exempt. would escape levies based on weight limits outlined by beijing. the bigger threat is for older 737s and some gulfstream private jets. china it needs new claims to satisfy its rapid growth in domestic airlines and travel demand. and hollywood could also be hit by a trade war. overseas ticket sales saved the day last year with the worldwide box office growing 5% to $40 billion. international markets account for 73% of studio revenue, and all of the growth. the movie industry could face a backlash from china after president trump's complaint about beijing stealing intellectual property. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney collins. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you for that. let's get more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. huge swings in the u.s. equity session, and some major marke

lyle was in a different one in northern california.a transfer in february and this week moved into the same housing unit with his brother . the brothers used a shotgun to kill their wealthy parents in 1989. they said their parents abused them and the initial court cases ended in mistrial but another jury in 1994 convicted them of murder. they're serving life sentences with no possibility of parole. >>> president trump is clarifying plan to send national guard troops to the u.s. mexico border and he's specifying how many will be deployed. >> it's from 2 to 4,000 and we'll probably keep them or a large portion of them until such time as we get the wall. >> pentagon chief spokesperson dana white insisted the national guard will be deployed purely to support border patrol agents. >> it'll be aviation, engineering, surveillance, vehicle maintenance, and logistical support. >> mexico's president fired back in a nationally televised message saying his nation is willing to work with the u.s. on security as long as those talks are earnest and c

lyle lyanne melendez met with a few who will be leaving for island friday. >> hurricane maria left puertoin chaos, the people confused. >> this recovery is taking a long time. >> the lack luster response from the federal government has crushed any hope of a quick recovery, especially in remote areas of the island. >> the hurricane happened on my birthday. and so that is really intense to see in island destroyed. >> dr. ann da dahlman is a physician whose husband husband has family on the island. on april 6 she and a team from the san francisco department of public health there will travel to two small towns in the northwest part of the island. health director barb where a ray gars where a has been working on the week long trip for six months. >> we have a large staff of puerto rican descent and know they have had great concerns. they have had families impacted. this is a humanitarian effort from san francisco to puerto rico. >> the group will be comprised of 15 people and divided into two groups. one working at the clinic in one small town. the second group called the roaming medical team

the flag-draped casket of tareason private first class -- of marine private first class lyle charlesez was killed in a battle on an island in the pacific. he got into the military by lying about his age. he was only 17 when he enlisted. until now his family assumed his remains were lost in a battle, a battle where a thousand other marines were killed. >>> san francisco tourism officials are trying to stop a twitter campaign aimed at preventing a popular convention from returning to the city. the game developer's conference was held two weeks ago. some people that attended complained on twitter saying san francisco is unsafe and dirty. one group is lobbying to have the future convention elsewhere but the san francisco tourism officials say the city remains a popular destination for conventions. >> san francisco is a very safe city compared to a lot of global cities where conventions are being added. i want to make sure people understand that. >> we can't say there is no crime in the city. car break-ins have been a big issue but we have made differences and strides in decreasing that w

they get to live a lavish lyle style and keep their money and spend money abroad. that, it is another reminder why the trump administration and the president himself were so pre mature to tweet that, and state that they were in the clear is that there was no collusion when robert mueller reported the 13 indictments of the russians back in february. remember, it stated there were no indications that those russians had any involvement with americans knowingly. that americans were not complicit knowingly including the trump campaign. some said wait, that's too soon. this is just one part of the operation going after cyber operations. this is a completely different avenue going after money directly. so this is something that would upset vladimir putin. having said that, something would benefit vladimir putin, news the president was thinking about, or what like the leave syria, rather handle the later. that's something vladimir putin desperately wants. that's why he is meeting with them. it looks like the president is willing to leave sooner than a lot of his generals a

and he takes one look at the statue ,nd bursts into tears because are there any lila love it fans -- lyle lovett fans? he has this song and he sees his woman from behind and he goes on and on. andhe end, he comes around this would not pass muster in but day and age and he says she was ugly from the from. there is this female voice that comes in and says you ugly, too. when he saw the statue, it was ugly. why? because it was designed to be seen from 400 feet away at a angle of 45 degrees. it is like stage makeup. it is supposed to be seen from the last row of the theater. i have been to see jefferson davis in the museum and he is ugly from the front. the larger reason is you take them out of their native environment and it solves the problem but not really. aptly that it was created to say we are in favor of segregation but i want my students to know there was a time when the university they attended was run by people in their section of the country that was in favor of segregation. if you believe in progress, you have to know where you are progressing from and there is no historical memor

. >> lyle burst into tears and eric burst into tears and they hugged each other for several minutes.om dream cruise to misery at sea. hundreds on board claimed their trip was anything but smooth sailing. >> i want to know what the heck we were exposed to. a full construction going on. >> much to president trump and welcoming the nation of lithuania. we have very much in common. >> oh, my god, i'm already so bored. i wish i was watching "roseanne." how great is that show? roseanne loves me. she's like a good rosie o'donnell. >> cardi b surprised many revealing that she's pregnant. >> yes. the even the president talked about "roseanne", new episode tomorrow night. but did you have a good weekend? >> i have a story coming up about this hot, latin singer. got to meet ricky martin. ♪ she bangs, she bangs >>> this morning on "wor >>> this morning on "world news now," world reaction to a horrific attack in syria. >> president trump is blaming syria's president for a chemical attack on his own people. now syria is blaming the u.s. for a suspected missile attack there. >>> a plane skidding of

robbie lyle, the presenter of arsenal fan tv.e to plan. want a while. not a great season for arsenal. as we know, the only team in the area without a point. things have been going bad. the europa league has been good, went to the semifinals and got a chance of winning it. but in the league this season and last season, it has just not been good enough. if anyone is not been good enough. if anyone is not familiar with some of the videos on your youtube channel, it has been fairly vitriolic of late. you interviewed some supporters outside matches and things have not gone to plan. it gets quite nasty. there is a bit ofa plan. it gets quite nasty. there is a bit of a split between arsenal fa ns a bit of a split between arsenal fans and the arsene wenger in, arsene wenger out camp i would say, to be honest, i do not think it has been a lot of anger this season. -- camp? last season there was a lot of anger with performances. i feel this season has turned to more apathy. people are like it is what it is and there is not much we can do a

this will come as a big surprise but lyle brainard sounding dovish speaking to regulatory reform at the in washington. warning about elevated risk in business leverage and asset cycles. cyclical pressures building after value is stretched. talking about financials and the offer. buffer,orts raising the and we are likely to see a reduction in that -- a stark difference from other areas of d.c. david: it strikes me how much he is talking regulatory. -- how much she is talking regulatory. easing off requirements for banks. randy quarles talking, that is his job. is the vice chair for regulation. she is not shy. she does not want to ease regulation anytime soon. alix: she doesn't want to raise rates. still seeing signs of imbalance. no big surprise. we will take a look at anything she says about the yield curve. david: let's talk about the yield curve. flattening for most of the last year with spread falling to levels not seen since before the crisis began. it has steepened today. we have a terminal chart. 5-30's,2-10's and coming down consistently. joining us now, kathy jones. >> david. da

>> as a man y, we have to decid will we be an ail lyle or be the person who is politically incorrectking a nerve in our older group, power and pay. research showing women still making 80 cents on every dollar earned by a man but are women always at a disadvantage? >> what i felt sometime has been on the job with a woman and felt she's been treated better. i didn't think that was fair. >> yeah. >> you know, where we were doing the same jobs but she didn't have to do the dirtier jobs or the harder jobs so they took it easy on her but yet we got the same pay. >> reporter: joanne lipman author of a new book on how they can achieve unity in the office says a few simple ideas can help. amplify the achievements of other. >> they call it brag buddies. i tell you my accomplishments. you tell me yours and we each go and brag to the boss about the other. >> a movement has been going on that i feel like that could be a new rule. >> a big one, stand your ground when speaking. >> women are interrupted three times more frequently than men so i say interrupt the interrupters. you can do that if you

also said the fed might have to raise the fed funds rate over its long run estimate at least for a lylehile. all the participants did agree that the outlook for the economy is strengthening and it is increasingly likely the fed will hit its 2% inflation target. a few participants brought up this idea of overshooting modestly that goal in order to anchor expectations but this debate over whether the fed have to switch gears came amid a very robust discussion over the impact of fiscal policy. they did agree that the tax cuts and the spending deal are likely to boost economic growth, but they also noted it's very unusual to get this much fiscal stimulus at a time when the economy's already operating either at or near potential and a number of participants suggested that bigger deficits could be a downside risk for the economy. another downside risk that participants saw was tariffs. they're hearing concern about tariffs from businesses within their districts. they said that tariffs themselves are not expected to do much economic damage but that retaliatory action and general uncertainty ov

but the ability of the europeans to truly make the kind of substantive change needs to be made in lylethey want to do business with iranians they have got major, major deems going with them ever since sanctions were removed unlikely they will make sweeping changes that deserve to be made. >> if upper a betting woman i might say he does not renew it see what they come up with. >> what do you make of the fact that white house is he is confirming that the president's proposed a meeting with russian president vladimir putin during phone conversation last minute. >> whts secretary sear sarah sanders says two discussed bilateral meeting not too distant future a number of potential venues including white house days after call u.s. u.s. expelled diplomats do you think a meepth will happen. >> i think likely they both want it to happen. both leaders recognize as do policy advisers that the relationship between two countries, and has been xraishl to what it was during cold war, it is at a very low, low level right now. and so in the president has been conspicuous in absence of criticizing putin

jillian: brothers and convicted killers eric and lyle menendez reuniting behind bars after 22 years aparteach other during rehabilitation programs. the menendez brothers both serving life sentences for shooting and killing millionaire parents in 1989. the surgeon general wants more americans to carry antidote. the move could save lives. >> overdoses are occurring in nonmedical settings. so we can't rely on the traditional first responders. jillian: it's the first public national health advisory in 50 years. all 13 years have passed laws including access to the life saving drug that locks zone. police in georgia releasing surveillance video from inside a cell phone store pleading for the public's help in a creative way. [mission impossible theme song] jillian: police hoping the mission impossible theme song get's people's attention. hopefully it got yours. a look at your headlines. steve: why was he crawling? was it -- there was a window outside he didn't want to be seen by passers by? jillian: i don't know. you are focused on the music at that point and trying to see what he looks like to