and i said, "who's david mallory? they said, "it's carter's boyfriend. >> reporter: the math was easy, ashlea figured carter set up the burglary and david carried it out. carter got fired david sort of disappeared. and both heard that it was ashlea who identified them they hadn't been charged not yet but -- >> the case was basically actively being investigated when this happened. >> reporter: and now three months later, here was carter talking to the police who were growing suspicious that she and her boyfriend were connected to ashlea's murder. >> why am i here >> reporter: cedillo started off easy >> so were you raised in amarillo or just -- >> no. i'm originally from lubbock. >> is your family still there? >> yes >> mom and dad, brothers and sisters? >> i don't have any brothers but i do have two sisters. and they all still live in lubbock. >> have you seen mom and dad in a while? >> no. i talk to them every day on text message and snapchat, but i haven't been home. >> reporter: more friendly questions. >> where di

mallory has type one diabetes.without her paycheck, she cannot afford her $300 co-pay to get the insulin she needs to manage her diabetes and stay a live. mallory is rationing the two vials of insulin she has left. her blood sugar ran to high-level last week. but she said she felt forced to ignore it. instead, she said, just went to bed and hoped i would wake up. think about that for a minute. because president trump and republicans in congress reef used to support bipartisan legislation to end the shutdown and reopen the government, mallory cannot afford the insulin she needs to live. the house has done their job and pass bipartisan legislation to end the shutdown. now, it is time for senate majority leader mcconnell to stop blocking a vote in the senate. so that we can from the government. we are at 26 days into the trump shutdown. such as hurting federal workers and contractors, it's also hurting small businesses and entrepreneurs throughout the country. in wisconsin, we make things. cheese, broth, and yes, beer

amy: we will hear from women's march cochairs linda sarsour and tamika mallory, as well as nancy kaufman, head of the national council of jewish women. then we will speak to julie cohen, the director of the academy award nominated dr. in about ruthocumentary bader ginsburg as well as actress and activist tessa thompson. >> in the last decade, elastic it, 10 years of filmmaking, the top 100 films, only 4% of those have been directed by women. in response to that, we've initiated the 4% challenge asking people to pledge to work wiwith a female director in the next 18 months. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ththe governments ofof mexico ad our way are calling fofor an international meeting next week to discuss a peaceful solution to the crisis in venezuela. but in another setback to the government of nicolas maduro, the european parliament voted to recognize opposition leader juan president.he interim this comes as fears growing the u.s. could launch a military invasion to topple maduro's government a

mallory calling farrakhan "the greatest of all time" on twitter. a reminder, here is the person often praised by the founders of the women's march, this saturday. take a look. >> the jews don't like farrakhan, so they call me hitler. well, that's a good name. hitler was a very great man. >> the satanic jews, they control everything and mostly everybody. >> there were many israelis and zionist jews in key roles i9 the 9/11 attacks. >> see, the jews have control over those agencies of government. >> the powerful jews are my enemy. >> sean: according to recent reports, the women's march actively coordinated with him for security and other purposes. on "the view," tamika mallory refused to condemn this hate preacher, this anti-semite. take a look. >> the women's march condemns anti-semitism. >> condemn louis farrakhan's remarks about jewish people. >> we. have repeatedly in statement after statement this year which are available directly on our website for anyone to read. >> i don't speak forho jewish people, i think i'm just confused. a it goes on, de

despite the leadership. >> sean: tamika mallory described farrakhan as the greatest ever, probably the anti-semite in the entire country. linda sarsour, another organizer, she's known to praise and support sharia law. she says, remember, the victim of female genital mutilation, she says she deserves to have her femalee anatomy taken away and then when she's confronted about it, she blamed the jewish media. it doesn't get any more antiwoman than that, or anti-semitic and racist amount. >> yeah, her personal experience, of course, is extensive. she was being condemned because it she was honestly about the perils of radical islam, andom that if you care about women, that is something we all have to able to be honest about. but what is interesting, certainly about the march and it erspeaks to also be america's instability, americans want to go out and have an impact. that is clear. young people, i was doing it, of course. it's a wonderful, exciting thing to do. you want to make a difference. the problem is, they are being used by people who say, we understand this, we agree with you, here'

mallory lorji joins me now with more of her story.allory, can you explain just what's been going on in the last few weeks for you, medically? because the idea of having to ration your insulin, that's incredibly disturbing and obviously, dangerous. >> a few months ago, we got married and then had our honeymoon and a couple of days after getting back from our honeymoon, i had double pneumonia. and a week later, i was hospitalized with sepsis and respiratory failure. so i was already worried about my insulin supply. when the shutdown started, i had three vials left and then i started to panic and i thought, well, okay, maybe i'll skip injecting, like, maybe one meal every other day. the shutdown will end, i thought. this last weekend, i didn't wear my insulin pump at all. i just took it off, because i was so frightened about what little insulin i did have left. and we couldn't afford the $300 co-pay to buy anymore. so i just -- >> so you -- so you just didn't do -- you didn't take any? >> yep, i took my insulin pump off and then there wa

. >> reporter: women's march co-president tamika mallory edpeared on "the view" this week defending herociation with louis farrakhan, top minister in the nation of islam, an organization designated a "hate group" by the southern poverty law center because of the "racist, anti-semitic, and anti- l.g.b.t. rhetoric of its leaders." mallory posted this photo with farrakhan on his birthday in 2017, calling him the g.o.a.t., the greatest of all time. >> just because you go into a space with someone does not mean that you agree with everything noat they say. ag but let me push back a little tit-- why call him the greatest of all time? >> i didn't call him the greatest of all time because of his rhetoric. i called him the greatest of all time because of what he's done s black communities. .> reporter: certain chapters have canceled their plans for this year, citing concern over mallory's support for farrakhan, and the group's refusal to remove her from its board. organizer linda sarsour: >> the women's march and the leadership of the women's march unequivocally rejects anti- semitism, transphob

mallory posted this photo of farrakhan on his birthday in 2017, calling him the g.o.a.t., the greatest of all time. >> just because you go into a space with someone does not mean you agree with everything they say. >> but let me push back a little bit. why call him the greatest of all time? >> i didn't calm him the greatest of all time because of his rhetoric. i called him the greatest of all time because of what he's done in black communities. >> reporter: certain people have canceled their support because of mallory's association with farrakhan and the group's refusal to remove her from the board. >> the women's march rejects homophobia, islamophobia. >> reporter: sarsour understands the current controversy to be an inescapable part of building a big tent movement. >> sometimes we'll have hard co our potential as a movement, and i'm note going to turn back on this mission of an intersectional women's movement. >> organizers say a decline in participation is inevitable three years after that first historic march, but they point to the results of the 2018 midterms as proof that women a

mallory has type 1 diabetes. without her paycheck, she can't afford her $300 co-pay to get the insulin she needs to manage her diabetes and stay alive. mallory said she is rationing the two vials of insulin she has left. her blood sugar rose to a high level last week, but she said she felt forced to ignore it. instead she said i just went to bed and hoped i would wake up. think about that for a minute. because president trump and republicans in congress refuse to support bipartisan legislation to end this shutdown and reopen the government, mallory can't afford to get the insulin she needs to live. the house has done their job and passed bipartisan legislation to end the shutdown. now it is time for senate majority leader mcconnell to stop blocking a vote in the senate so that we can fund the government. we are at 26 days into the trump shutdown, and it's not just hurting federal workers and contractors, it's also hurting small businesses and entrepreneurs across the country. in wisconsin, we make things: cheese,

one of the founders, timyka mallory was asked about her affiliation with louis farrakhan who has fors been making anti-semitic comments. she was asked if she could condemn those. she would not condemn and there was a photograph on her facebook saying the greatest of all time. and then the right for israel exist. watch this. >> it your view that israel has a right to exist as a nation? >> i've said many times that i feel everyone has a right to exist. i feel everyone has a right to exist. i just don't feel that anyone has the right to exist at the disposal of another group. >> in your view, does that include israel? >> i believe that all people have the right to exist and that palestinians are also suffering with a great crisis. >> so, you are a member of the steering when the of the women's march. what's your view on what timyka mallory has said in her refusal to outright condemn the statements of louis farrakhan, as others have, affiliated with the group? >> i will just say three things. one is that the women's movement has always been an inclusive movement trying to do the unfinish

mallory denounced farrakhan's comments. regardless though, it was enough for others to hold a small separate march on the grounds. u.s. capitol. >> i know tha there was a split in the women's movement. we just wanted to make a comfortable space for everyone to come. we're in way in competition with the women's march incorporated. >> the women want f tous attention on virginia ratifying he equal rights amendment f.virginia ratifies the e.r.a., it would be a prequisite for adoption as an official adoption to the u.s. constitution. >>> a winter blast is moving across the midwest and mid-atlantic bringing snowstorms that are hitting cities throughout the country. yesterday some parts of the midwest had nearly 7 inches of snow. upstate new england hand the new england area steady snowfall covered much of the sky into the night as youre can see t parts of syracuse accumulated up to 14 inches ofth snow. is storm is expected to continue throughout the morning hand into the midday. well, we hope love is in their for this very lonely

>> reporter: women's march copresident, tamika mallory, has been at the center of recent controversylowing an instagram post where she called nation of islam leader louis harrakhan, who is known for anti-semitic rhetoric, "the greatest of all time." several prominent sponsors yropped out of the rally. mallory confronted the issue head on. >> i love all people, and no one will define for me who i am. >> reporter: joan kuriansky is jewish and said while some may feel alienated, she wasn't deterred. >> we've all been hurt. rt all have heard hurtful things, but what we have to do is maintain a commitment to work together. >> reporter: but others stayed away, holding rival rallies. >> this is not about trying to bash anyone. it's about just-- it's about saying that there is an alternative. >> reporter: cofounder bob bland says she's not concerned their .essage is being overshadowed. >> we have been very clear we caequivocably condemn anti-semitism, bigotry, transphobia, misogyny, and any hateful statements from anyone, and there should be no confusion about that. >> reporter: with a clear

((tamika mallory/women's march co- president: "just because i go into a space with someone doesn't mean that i agree with everything they say")) ((chandra brooks/women's march san jose: "1257 we have no time for anti semitism 59 at all and we don't stand for that 1301")) still -- donations are down this year -- for women's march bay area. this plea -- on their web site -- on the eve before tomorrow's march says... they are short 25- percent of the group's budget. ((jenny: "831 our funding was down 33 we had to do a lot of work and we really reached out into the jewish community 37")) ((chandra: "1340 we run our organization separate from the national separate from any other group 46 and we know what we stand for 48")) as women's march bay area organizers -- distance themselves from the national group -- ((nats of drill @ 242)) they continue -- their movement with optimism... ((nats of screw @ 106)) and another plea... for those who may be hesitant to help spread their message: ((jenny: "744 if we let this little crack be broken open they win 49")) ((chandra: "1308 don't let the rhetoric

mallory denounced the comments. regardless, it was enough for others to hold a small separate march on the grounds of the u.s. capitol. >> i know that there was a split in thewomen's movement. we just wanted to make comfortable space for everyone to come. competition way in with the women's march, incorporated. >> the group protesting athe capitol want to focus attention on virginia ratifying the equal rights amendment. i organizers s virginia ratifies the e.r.a., it would mean an officialmendment to the constitution. all right. want to take a live look outside. a little wet start to the morning, b lauryn ricketts is tracking dangeusly coldro yoness, right? of deadlines in your bu we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download files up to 20 times faster. and we go beyond fast with 4g lte backup for complete reliability. so, if you lose your network connection... ♪ ♪ you won't miss the deadlines. having the con

. >> in 2017 mallory posted this picture on instagram calling him the g.o.a.t.eek on the view. >> i didn't call him the greatest of all time because of his rhetoric. i called it because of what he's done in the black community. >> i don't agree with many of his statements. >> you condemn them? >> i don't agree with these statements. >> the women's march says it rejects anti semitism in all its forms. joining me now director of progressive programming for siriusxm. amy, thank you for coming on. you just joined the steering committee this year. you say you haven't spoken to any of the leaders recently, but given what we've just laid out, does any of that give you pause about working with this organization? >> let's take a step back. in 2017 the women's march demonstrated there were millions that weren't going to go for the trump agenda. last year the march was focussed on women in washington. this year it evolves. instead of four co-chairs, i joined a steering committee of 30 women that reflect the race, gender, disability, all of that. and i think it positions us

and one, tamecka mallory, under fire for supporting lewis farrakhan, known for a history of anti-semitic comments. >> the satanic jews that control everything and mostly everybody. >> reporter: in this instagram post, malley calling farrakhan the greatest of all time, leading to this exchange on "the view." >> i don't agree with these statements. at the end of the day -- >> well, conde >> no, no, to be very clear, it's not my language. event that swnpric several big-name groups pulling out of the event. and many democratic leaders staying away. the presidential hopeful senator kirsten gillibrand will march in iowa. this as national organizers try to quell the controversy. >> jewish women and jewish women of color, which is a constituency that i represent, overwhelmingly support the unity principles of the women's march. >> reporter: including mallory talking to nbc news. >> we unequivocally stand against anti-semitism, and we are committed personally and as an organization to fighting it. >> reporter: hoping these words will be enough. anne thompson, nbc news. >>> there are more allegati

this year the washington march has been caught up in controversy one of the organizers to make a mallory attended a rally with reverend louis farrakhan of the nation of islam who has a long history of making anti semitic remarks mallory tweeted praise of farrakhan prompting intense criticism in washington media malory then awkwardly tried some damage control on a popular t.v. talk show i don't agree with many of minister farrakhan statement says simply about jewish people as i said i don't agree with many of minister farrakhan statement i condemn not me i don't agree with the statement at the end of the day kind of the now to be very clear it's not my language it's not the way that i speak some organizations and individuals have dropped out of the march as a result of the controversy the twenty seventeen march was a catalyst for political activism among women on the left last november a democratic party wave of diverse female candidates won seats in congress flipping it from republican control and establishing a powerful check on trump sociologist dana fisher has correlated participation

with that, i am proud to mallory, carmen perez, and linda, because they are the leaders we are all looking for. [applause] s dias, familia. i name is carmen perez, and am crowd as one of the original organizes of the women's march, to welcome the women's wave. two years ago, as i stood on this stage and made promises to women and men and allies around the world to help build an intersectional movement that was bound in the liberation of all people, i shared on that day how power ofspoke of the being maladjusted to in unjust society. i vowed that we would not adjust to hatred and bigotry, we would resist islamophobia, xenophobia, white supremacy, ism.sm, misogyny and able we would be brave and intentional and apologetic in addressing the intersections of our identities, and collectively we would stand among the most marginalized, because they are us. those were not just words to me. i have worked in the prisons for 20 years and i believe in the inherent power and beauty of restorative justice. the idea that human beings are we maket, we fail, mistakes, but we do not throwaway people. -- we

women at the top of the organization are linked to anti semitism now a woman in particular to mika mallory who is the co-chair of the movement movement she's been criticized for having links with the controversial leader of the nation of islam louis farrakhan and he has a history of making anti semitic and homophobic remarks about as well as that in a t.v. interview to make a mockery was criticized for refusing to affirm israel's right to exist and that has not gone down well with with many women who have been angry about it it's caused this place actually in the marches have been splinter groups that have set up an even counted demonstrations this year and some women say that they don't want to march of tools so it has been so straightforward far be it for me to interrupt a woman on this particular day briefly if i may is the american problem likely to hurt the global movement or does it matter that no and there have been marches across the world we're beginning to see pictures from all over the place including including india and remember that a lot of this is because of the me two campa

that controversy that they were mentioning, tamika mallory, one the co-chairs of the organization hasome ties to minister louis farrakhan with the nation of islam and he's been tied to anti-semitic remarks and one backed out because of the relationship. and that's why they believe the crowds are significantly less than in years past. >> pretty significant organizations there, taking a step away. appreciate it thank you. could president trump's announcement today help move the discussion to help end the government shutdown going forward. joining us is a member of the house freedom caucus, and thank you for being here, we are appreciate it. i know it's busy in washington today and can be tough to get over here. talk to me a little what you expect from the president this afternoon at 4:00? >> well, i'm having a call. we're having a conference call, republicans with kevin mccarthy and so hopefully we'll be able to get more update on exactly what the president's going to be saying, but i have to say, i'm on the rules committee and so i have every day this week and last week, the democrats

we have slow-and-go conditions working your way along the freeway southbound 880 at mallory avenue withhe report of a crash that is on the right shoulder. it is causing delays through this are it is slow-and-go in the area and fremont with 35 minutes two the 237. on the south 101 at miller creek road we have a crash blocking at least one with delays and a decent backup heading through san rafael this morning. it is slow-and-go. when you get past that no delays to the south and clear from san rafael into san francisco. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge with an 18 minute ride. once you hit the richmond-san rafael bridge area you are clear into the city. we have clear conditions at the richmond-san rafael bridge itself, not bad. slow at the toll plaza but traffic moving okay. a live look at conditions around the nimitz freeway, 880 and 238 not far from the castro valley with traffic loading up southbound. northbound 880 is also bunching up. at the san mateo bridge a 20 minute drive from hayward into foster city with many people making that trekked from 880 two the 101. >>> it is

interview to make a mallory was also criticized for refusing to affirm israel's right to exist now but has calls huge anger within the u.s. not just within we women but also with men and it's been so toxic that there have been slits within this march other ones have been set up any even accounted demonstrations have been held in various cities across the u.s. and anger about this now the global march for those involved in that to distance themselves from this saying that you know they don't want to be tarred with this brush it's nothing to do with them so i think it has been very difficult for those involved in the washington marches in particular it sounds like it all right thank you alex for coming in and sharing that with us. well thousands of people have been demonstrating in berlin as well calling for reform of the government's. policy in favor of organic farming although germany has a reputation for promoting environmental veyron mentally friendly policies it lags behind other e.u. nations when it comes to organic farming the protesters want the german government to promote envir

interview to make a mallory was also criticized for refusing to refer israel's right to exist now but has calls huge anger within the u.s. not just within we women but also with men and it's been so toxic that there have been splits within this march other ones have been set up and even a counter demonstrations have been held in various cities across the u.s. and anger about this now the global march for those involved in that to distance themselves from this saying that you know they don't want to be tarred with this brush it's nothing to do with them so i think it has been very difficult for those involved in the washington marches in particular it sounds like an art thank you alex for coming in and sharing that with us. time for some sport now on this saturday bonus league games are done and dusted so let's take a look at the results in the late game dortmund held on to a six point lead at the top of the table by beating live bucks not past leverkusen mind speech to go out and frankfurt dominated fribourg dose of dos downed. braman one against hanover by in munich bate hoffenheim o

the controversy surrounds women's march co-president tamika mallory's ties to and refusal to condemn farrakhan. organizers in five cities hosted marches the past two years but did not plan one for this year. many of those cities held alternative events. kamala harris spoke at the women's march in 2017 but hold buzzfeed she will not participate this year. women's march incorporated says it rejects anti-semitism. >>> we sent a push alert letting know people tehey can see the colorful signs. enable push alerts on the app. >>> developing news, day 29 of the partial government shutdown and a new offer on the table from president trump. his proposal includes $800 million for humanitarian assistance for migrants, $805 million for drug detection technology, 275,000 border agents and 75 immigration judges as well as extended protections for young immigrants. >> reporter: president donald trump offering to make a deal. >> i am here to break a logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown. >> reporter: he proposed funds for what he called a humanitarian and secu

mallory denounced farrakhan's lemments. rega, it was enough for others to hold a small accept rat march on the grounds of the u.s. capitol. >> there was a split in the women's movemen we wanted to make comfortable space for everyone to come. >> now if you're breasting at the capital, it wants to focus on -- >> some parts of the midwest had 7 inches of snow. in upstate new york and the new england area steady snowfall covered much of the sky and into the night. meanwhile parts of syracuse accumulated up to 14 inches of snow. that storm is expected to continue throughout the morning and into the amidday. they can keep that snow. >> yeah. >> i don't want it. >> have all of it. >> oicials are callingt a housing emergency. complexes in suchad shape at eight of every ten apartments. repairs.d critical ahead plan to fix all this crumbling property and why some say it's not in the city's intest to do so. we'll right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during the january

. >> reporter: tameka mallory posted this on itragram f tara >> i don't agree with the statements. >> condemn it.all time. >> i don'tstgree with the ements. >> condemn it. >> it is not my >> reporter: costing support and big name sponsors forcing mallory to clarify her comments. >> we stand against anti-semitism and we ared commit personally and as an organization to fighting it. >> reporter: but today many democratic leaders are staying away. though presidential hopeful kirsten gillibrand plans to march in iowa. just a day earlier,us tds of anti-abortion protesters gathered in washington, the llrch for life united behind a single issue. >> we gather here because we stand for life. we gather here becausee stand for compassion. >> reporter: now, some of those women are planning to stick arend today for a separ rally, it is the march for all women. so hn washington, we could have dueling rallies. >> hans nichols on the ground forus. thank you. the te wind below a look at the wea the count a peek out your windowr t out our window. m warnin ha the winter e purpls . stas morning and go ear

islam, known for hate speech against jews, against the lgbtq community, questions arose about tameka malloryt an event where fair con called jews his enemy. she posted a picture in 2017 calling him the greatest of all time. the organization distanced themselves from the comments, denounced anti-semitism. there are more calls for her to denounce his comments. that's where a lot of issues are coming from. local organizers telling us including those in boston, the executive director here, telling me it has been a distraction for her and others because they're continually answering questions about whether this march is for all women, whether it is for all americans, whether jews are welcome. she said this is absolutely, i spoke with her a short time ago, this march is for all women. they want to know they stand against hate, against anti-semitism, against anyone who would be excluded and want to make the message again very clear, they're not associated with leadership of the women's march in washington. >> so we actually had one of the other co-founders on earlier. she did indeed denounce the an

to make a mallory one of the organizers, this is a march that has fallen apart after the obvious, thelic images of the sworn relationship and mallory, by the way, let's watch what she had to say when she was taken to the task. >> i call him the greatest of all times. i didn't call him the greatest of all times because of his rhetoric but i called him the greatest of all time because of what is done in the black community. >> david: by the way, that is the reaction you want to call the statement about one of the most hateful people in america right to advocate for the cause, the women's march has been violent and it has been vital and yet, they are falling apart in the march for life visit. be to you are right and as mike was saying i was there at the ah earlier and have been there the last 15 years, the march for life but unfortunately one time i got caught up in the women's march. i wasn't there intentionally, but i will tell you there is a spark contrast. stark contrast in the marches and the behavior but really underlying ideas. as mike was sagging, we are marching for life, hope,

and mallory explained her refusal to outright condemn farrakhan on "the breakfast club" radio show... have not condemned the man who killed my son's father. i have never denounced them. i've never talked about them in a condemnation context. >> nawaz: the controversy carried over into this year's rch. >> the women's march does not represent jewish people.ew >> and to myh sisters, do i see all of you. i cameo do a job with my sisters and we will complete and job and no one will be discarded from this movement. >> nawaz: the three-year-old movement now confronts the sschallenge of moving its forward in unity. and organizers have released political agenda to mobilize supporters into 2020 and beyond. for the pbs newshour, i'm amna nawaz, in washington. >> woodruff: yesterday marked the halfway point in president trump's first term as the government shutdown stretches into a second month. a perfect time for politics monday. i'm joined by amy walter from the "cook political report" and tamara keith from npr. hello to both of you. it is "politics monday." so let's talk about this shutdown, s

since tamika mallory's comments on "the view," dozens of other sponsors have dropped their support of this year's march, which happens on saturday in d.c. meantime, jewish groups are condemning freshman democratic congresswoman rashida to leap after she hosted a dinner last saturday featuring anti-israeli activists who praised the terror group hezbollah and its leader hassan nasrallah. the republican jewish coalition said it is not surprised, "she is turning out to be the exact pricing we were warning she is. democrats want to a single thing about it, no well democratic jewish groups." you'll recall, tlaib, palestinian american cable was caught on video saying she will impeach the mfer in reference to president trump. >> shannon: i do pray trace gallagher. thank you very much. the other top story tonight, attorney general william barr beginning his confirmation hearing today before the senate judiciary committee, steering his way through tough questioning, and it's almost like he has done this before. deep intelligence correspondent catherine herridge was at the session today. hey, ca

march cochair, tamika mallory, faced scrutiny over her praise of the leader, louis farrakhan.ng this post of her with farrakhan wishing him a happy birthday, which he has not deleted. the organization found or even on current leadership to resign. the dnc has dropped its sponsorship. the much controversy is posing a question for democrats. whether they can keep a big tent together ahead of the 2020 election. meanwhile, some conservative women being left out of the march altogether as an op-ed puts it this way. "there is a simmering disdain for conservative female voters who prioritize lower taxes, government, national security, and conservative judges in 2016. even more, they have betrayed the ultimate tremendous goal -- electing a woman to the highest office." i want to go to the man on the couch. >> oh, my goodness! >> lisa: welcome he does have a lot of daughters. [laughter] 's be when i was going to say that! it's the next generation that will watch a retreat this one. your thoughts? >> matt: it's ironic with two marches, have to say. my daughters go to the pro-life march.

may startr: mallory selling some of her belongings just to make ends meet, a painful begning to whatas supposed to be a happily ever after. mattradley, nbc news. >> chuck todd is nbc's political director hand the moderator ofe "meet ress." chuck, good morning. good to see you on a snowy day in washington. i want to talk to you about the shutdown in aoment but let's begin with two report, one in the "new york times" and one in "the washington post," even in the era of donald trump jaw-dropping. put those two togeer, chuck. elat's the most stunning in you take them separ and together? "new york times" says the president was investigated by the fbi on the possibility that he was working with theusans against the national security against the united states of mierica. they didn't det that he was but fact that they initiated you tells what you? >> it tells you this. i think the fact is -- we've, and i think this is partial lit prt's ability to frame the mueller investigation the way he wants to see it framed, and that it's some sort of an attempt to it's beenight, and this perception that

march organizer tamika mallory has shown herof support nation of islam leader louis farrakhan. has made numerous comments deemed anti-semitic. she has denounced his comments. regardless, it was enough for others to hold a small, separate march on the ground of the u.s. capitol. >> i know that there wa a split in the women avenues movement. we wanted to make a comfortable ace for everyone come. we are in no way in competition with the women's march, inc. >> the group protesting at the capitol says they want to focus attention on virginia ratifying the equal rights endment. organizers say if virginia ratifies the e.r.a., i would meet a prerequisite for adoption asthn official amendment to u.s. constitution. >>> all right. we are talking winter weathero for people. you're going to say "what winter weather," because it's not really -- >> not here -- >> no that cold now, but it will be. >> that's right. and we actually are seeing some snowflakethroughout the region. and there was some snow comin g down pretd up in frederick county, maryland. along the maryland-pennsylvania border, t

marchrganizer tamika mallory has shown leader for louis farrakhan. h made comments that many consider anti-semitic. now, regardless, it was enough for others to hold a separate march on the grounds of the u.s. capit capitol. >> w wanted to make a comfortable space. we're not in competition with the women's march. >> the group presting at t capitol says it wants to focus attention on virginia ratifying the equal rights amendment. the vir rniaatifies the e.r.a., itld meet a p prerequisite for adoption. >>> this morning, police in lookingcounty are sti for the driver who hit and killed an elderly man friday chopper 4 flew over the scene on arlington boulevard. police have identified a 93-year-old that was killed. he was crossing the road when he wa struck. the driver sped off in a darkco red pickup truck. >>> the cold weather didn't prevent a community from remembering one of the two people killed in southwest d.c.i bradley sat in a car. several people huddledogether to keep warm during a vil for him. they used their cell pne flashlights instead of cand

fireke mallory is under for backing lewis far kye. but s women all coming. in northwest d.c. theiz orgs of d.c. march lodging he been busy connecting march attendees with people that want to host them. >> we placed probably close to 500 people, which was about what we did for march for our lives. >> reporter: nr freedom plaza women's attend dees already arriving. >> i feel like we're in a time where our country is divided. and we don't need to be. >> reporter: their pink poster board is ready for sign making. these two sisters were on a college tour with their family when they realized they'd be staying across thetreet from the women's march. >> i haven't been able to go the past two years but i'v been wanting to go. so i'm so excited to be here. >> reporter: we've talked to a lot of women arriving for t march. they tell us they are prepared for the coming weather tomorrow. they're ready to be out here and be warm. live at freedom plaza, jackie bensen, news4. >>> road closures and parking restrictions begin tomorrow as early as 60 a.m. some of them lasting through 6:00 p.m. r

this year the washington march has been caught up in controversy one of the organizers to make a mallory attended a rally with reverend louis farrakhan of the nation of islam who has a long history of making anti semitic remarks mallory tweeted praise of farrakhan prompting intense criticism in washington media malory then awkwardly tried some damage control on a popular t.v. talk show i don't agree with many of minister farrakhan statement says simply about jewish people as i said i don't agree with many of minister farrakhan statement i condemn not me i don't agree with the statement at the end of the day while kind of the not to be very clear it's not my language it's not the way that i speak some organizations and individuals have dropped out of the march as a result of the controversy. the twenty seventeen march was a catalyst for political activism among women on the left last november a democratic party wave of diverse female candidates won seats in congress flipping it from republican control and establishing a powerful check on trump sociologist dana fisher has correlated partic

what's new this year is a controversy, statemented mas ma mallory, she caught to bridge any ca that developed over her remarks. >> no one will be discarded from this movement. we will stand togher. we will love one another. we will protect one another. >> reporter: meanwhile, in light of the controversy that has arisen, a counter march, or rally here on the grounds of the u.s. capitol. while the crowd here didn't approach the estimated 500,000 who marched at the oer end of pennsylvania avenue, there was parallel passion for the cause. >> i know there was a split in the women's movement. we just weted to m a comfortable space for everyone to come. we are in no way in competition with the women's march incorporated. >> this oup wants to focus o virginia's ratifying the equal rights amendment, a proposal with women's protections to constitution right, the era would meet a prerequisite for adoption asn official amendment to the u.s. constitution and further realize the goals of the women's march. >> we really need everyone to be working together if we're going to make progress. >> reporter: derri

without money coming in, furloughed interior worker mallory lorge rationing her insulin thinks she may have to find other work. >> i don't want to leave. but if this continues, i've got to leave. >> reporter: in alaska, more than half the federal workers are furloughed. meteorologist rebecca anderson. >> the biggest impact it's having is on my future planning. so we're not sure when we're going to get paid next. >> reporter: tonight the fda is sending hundreds of food and medical inspectors back to work but without pay. with more government workers to rely on food banks and gofundme pages to pay the bills. tom costello, nbc news, washington dulles airport. >>> now, despite everything you just saw there, in washington tonight, no end in sight for this stalemate. hallie jackson is at the white house. where today the president sounded more dug in than ever. >> reporter: he sure did. tonight with no negotiators at the table, president trump is taking more options off of it. he's rejecting a plan that would have temporarily reopened the government for a few weeks. >> i did reject it, yes. i

this year the washington march has been caught up in controversy one of the organizers to make a mallory attended a rally with reverend louis farrakhan of the nation of islam who has a long history of making anti semitic remarks mallory tweeted praise of farrakhan prompting intense criticism in washington media malory then awkwardly tried some damage control on a popular t.v. talk show i don't agree with many of minister farrakhan statement says simply about jewish people as i said i don't agree with many of minister farrakhan statement i condemn them maybe i don't agree with the statement at the end of the day what kind of damage going out to be very clear it's not my language it's not the way that i speak some organizations and individuals have dropped out of the march as a result of the controversy. the twenty seventeen march was a catalyst for political activism among women on the left last november a democratic party wave of diverse female candidates won seats in congress flipping it from republican control and establishing a powerful check on trump sociologist dana fisher has corre

now the tsa is advising, geto your a >>> without money coming in you are furloughed interior worker mallory rationing her insulin thinks she may have to find other work. >> i don't want to leave, but if this continues, i've got to leave. >> reporter: and alaska, more than half the federal workers are furloughed. meteorologist rebecca anderson. >> the biggest impact is having -- is on my future planning. so we're not sure when we're going to get paid next. >> reporter: the fda is sending hundreds of food and medical inspectors back to work, but without pay. with more government workers prced to rely on food banks and the pushing back against allegations that he may have worked on behalf of russiander fbi scrutiny for his suspected ties to the country. but that didn't stop the 2016 campaign rivalfrom taking a swi. she tweeted, quote, like i said, a puppet. that a reference to the infamou the 2016 election. >> puppet. >> everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president in the united states -- >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> it'

. >> reporter: mallory at u.s. fish and wildlife in wisconsin, is rationing insulin. >> when the shutdown occurred i only had a few vials of insulin left in my refrigerator. i thought, okay, i can't really afford the $300 co-pay for more so i'll just make this insulin last as long as i can make it last. >> reporter: tim in suburban detroit can't afford to finish his home repairs. >> at what point do i resign from this agency? i can't continue to afford to fund my family on my savings and continue to pay for myself to go to work. i love the work that i do and i need to have an income to do it. >> reporter: in very personal messages to abc news, they don't ask for sympathy, they ask for washington to solve this. the administration officialsde families will get paid when the government reopens. but they say none of that will undo the damage. david. >> we will stay on this. steve, thank you. >>> we will move on to a deadly rampage in a florida bank tonight. we have learned that all five victims for women. one of them,

. >>> without mon coming in you are furloughed interior worker mallory rationing her insulin thinks she may have other work. >> i don't want to leave, but if this continues, i've got to leave. alaska, more and than half the federal workers are furloughed. meteorologist rebecca anderson. >> the biggest impact is ving -- is on my future planning. so we're not sure when we're pgoing to getd next. >> reporter: the fda is sending hundreds of food and medical inspectors back to work, but without pay. with more government workers forced to rely on food banks and gofundme pages to pay the bills. tom n costell news, washington dulles airport. >> president trump is pushing back against allegations that he may have worked on behalf of ruia. he denied "the new york times" c report thatlaimed he was under fbi scrutiny for hisuspected ties to the country. but that didn't stop the 2016 campaign rival hillary clinton from taking a swipe at him. she tweeted, quote, like isaid, a puppet. that a reference to the infamous exchange in the final debate of the 2016 election. >> thppet. >> eveg i see has no re

canceled plans this year after the national women's march group refused to remove co- president tamika mallory after she appeared on the view defending her association with louis farrakhan, top minister in the nation of islam, an organization designated a hate group by the southern poverty law center because of the racist anti-semitic and anti- lgbt rhetoric of its leaders. >> just because you go into a space with someone does not mean that you agree with everything that they said. >> reporter: still donations are down this year for women's march bay area. this plea on their website on the eve of saturday's more says they are short 25% of the group's budget. >> our funding was down. we had to do a lot of work and we really reached out into the jewish community. >> we run our organization separate from the national, separate from any other group and we know what we stand for. >> reporter: as women's march bay area organizers distance themselves from the national group, they continue their movement with optimism. and another plea for those who may be hesitant to help spread their message. >> don

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