so we have man friend says him posing mantles when it comes to speaking engagements men continue to outnumber women by a large margin in the media well the same rules apply have you noticed over the past couple of years the string was made a concerted effort to die 1st if i guess puddles look at this wall it took hundreds of extra hours of researching networking and creative thinking but that work has paid off in 2017 only 43 percent of our guests were women in 2018 we made an intentional effort to reach out to more female gas and reach gender parity now in 2019 we end the year with more female experts than male ones our executive producer barry malone launched our gender balance initiative here's what he had to say about the effort. there's very important reasons for us to do this. representation is important and it's important that the media whether it's the stream or al-jazeera english or any other media organization it's important that we reflect the societies in which we operate and if you have gender bias newsroom that's behind the scenes if you put no gender and balanced shows then you

president trump is on his way to being impeached and the senate, not the house, will take up the mantle. the senate trial for president trump, to see if they have the votes to remove him from office. >> phil mattingly, thank you for that. >>> impeachment light. witch hunt. president trump has used a lot of terms to label his impeachment, downplaying it as a stunt by the democrats. the prospect of becoming the third u.s. president ever to be impeached is weighing heavily on mr. trump. more, now, from chief white house correspondent jim acosta. >> reporter: dave and amara, we are hearing that president trump is clogrowing increasingly aggravated. the coverage bugs him. a separate adviser says the president has been preparing for this moment for some time, suspecting for the better part of last year that democrats would try to impeeach him after taking control of the house. he believes it's the ukraine scandal. frankly, it's a little surprised that the ukraine thing has done it. mr. trump is irked by the fact that he will join the list of presidents impeached. the president believes he is

including lots of computers sometimes more than $100.00 component parts are collected during just mantling the metal is reusable and some of the electronic parts as well. augustin canner has been here for 2 years. i really enjoy working at this firm. dots because this is a recycling industry where we work to fight against pollution and to protect the environment so i'm proud to be part of this work. to see. the different components are sorted and stored separately computer circuit boards with their electronic assembly containing metals like copper and iron which are sold to milton shops electric cables can be reused immediately other materials though are a bit more problematic. we have certain types of plastics that come in different forms we have some batteries that can be dealt with locally so we've started negotiating a deal with foreign partners you know to export these materials overseas for recycling. here a hard drive is being checked and it still works around 20 percent of the devices can be repaired and resold that's great for the environment and for the company too and it makes t

31000 people calling on the government to include dress codes for women in new anti workplace harris mantles. here's how she describes the experience of having to wear 3 inch heels to work with little more pumps. my little toe would lead every single day you know on the ice all the magnet in town to wear these kinds of shoes. within he ended differences in clothing only i meant that we were supposed to wear something that could hurt. the movement isn't limited to heels either many japanese women complain about employers forcing them to wear makeup and make them ditch their glasses for contacts. signs campaigners say of a deep rooted culture is less such an a in a country where women remain largely on the margins of business and politics and those who choose to remain single and childless often find themselves maligned. as go back to europe were german investment in russia hit its highest level in a decade last year but a new survey of german companies suggests mixed opinions when it comes to operating in the country a 3rd of the firms polled said the business climate in russia has worsened o

mantle featuring a lead role like you've never seen before let me be clear with. the good mayor's let me a bitch to the ends justify the means. to his witnesses starts december 13th on t w. this is deja vu news live from berlin taking a stand at the international court of justice. she says there is no proof that her country's military carried out genocide against rohingya prosecutors are seeking to prove her wrong. also coming up hoping for a breakthrough u.k. politicians crisscross the country on the last day of.

the north, it's unlikely that someone like starmer or thornberry is going to be able to take on the mantleership because a london lawyer like starmer is not a threat to the ideal candidate to win back someone like working ten or ashfield. i think will be bailey, angela rayner and his is there to be a woman or brock consensus has to be someone outside of london. the manifesto being a policy overload was true. but whether or not that translates into a victory for them i think is less. interesting they are saying we must not go too far to the right. i think a lot of people were saying that one of the big problems for many people who are traditionally labour is that it had gone too far to the left. age divide as well. a lot of younger people wa nt as well. a lot of younger people want that left—wing agenda whereas middle—aged and older people in the heart of england feel less co mforta ble heart of england feel less comfortable with that perhaps. i don't know. on some policies that's true, but all things like rail nationalization, 64% of people supported, the green new deal which could have be

is related to the political corruption or the economy corruption so these are one was the made the mantle the main thing that the us for tonight during you told the class just based in beirut where we are right now as you mentioned on monday we will see that meeting between the president and parliamentary blocs how likely is it do you think that sa'ad had 80 could be renamed prime minister of lebanon. it's obvious that decide how d.d. will be renamed as prime minister tomorrow but the main issue that it's not only who is going to form the government but how the this the government will be formed i mean in other words the political parties are going to. take part of this government was going to take but who's going to be and they see a government or his will is going to be the fault of the government because it's odd how do you mention today or some of his sources mentioned today that he insists the government should be made specially from experts and technocrats without any political party is this this thing that is refused completely by his will or the president michel and so the main is

get to the truth only solid evidence could be used against russian athletes to strip them off their mantles and ban them from constitutional rights that couldn't happen just because someone couldn't match them is zeros and ones. might not be the most reliable persecution with us but they had a few santa has started to testify now and he's sure to be true to his word goes to show i suppose i do it without the below question but if the logic of it i will of it was because i think. the bill is the old cynic in me that he has met others he is full of those who. would go out of. a lord to q you are you have no wouldn't know because i just was at the menu at the washington opposing. the. stimulus number let me stuff that to discourage you on the. so i was walking without any peace with the. bill. they said just that but others from chile. suggest the private. schools but i don't think you are going to meet that when you board the. school but you see luther. and they did you. know i see you seeing them of course i can place and did . not go to also about the board there's always a complaint and wh

campgrounds and trails to support a go to recent after dark side and there in $10.00 to $15.00 carried the mantle as president of their foundation tomkins conservation what was it you saw here that may have you take of this if you know change you know the next 20 years. i didn't see it frankly that that's the land side. he saw a landscape that was beat up and miles of fence line to take down and that convinced me this was the conservation chance of a lifetime. in 2004 in the check a christian dog bought this sheep ranch of almost 200000 acres of overgrazed grassland they set about returning it to me to along with a handful of smaller farms using a process called rewilding rewilding is the restoration of an entire ecosystem to its natural state by removing foreign species reintroducing and protecting native ones it begins with the removal of livestock the biggest patient to flourish this encourages an overly learned most attracting birds and other small predators removing fences allows the return of therapy forces which are preyed on by a picks predators those at the top of the food chain which th

but i'm someone who's won statewide in a big state, and i'm the type of person who can carry this mantlen remember her saying the mayor, the mayor. and then you saw elizabeth warren. everyone was waiting for and i think waiting for the fireworks to go off between pete buttigieg and warren. you saw elizabeth warren making that wine cave reference there and it started trending on facebook. but i think the big take away there was that pete buttigieg was going to be attacked and that people are worried about the fact he's a front-runner. >> let me ask you who you think of the front runners now? is it biden, buttigieg and warren? >> and sanders. i don't think he can win the nomination but -- >> that's what i'm talking about. who can win the nomination? >> it's down between biden, warren and buttigieg. i think that's what you saw play out last night. amy klobuchar knows she needs to get in the top four. the only way i think she sees her path to doing that is to go after mayor pete's voters and that's why you saw her draw a contrast. in large part they're the same voters as pragmatic midwestern

so, the mantle of the expectation to become president fell to jack kennedy. the father, really, from what i have read, he was an extraordinarily controlling individual. and to give you an example -- in the book, a first amendment specialist, worked as a journalist, also worked in the kennedy administration on for robert kennedy -- talks about how he was present when president-elect kennedy had breakfast with his brother to try to convince the brother to become attorney general. the brother robert had the day before gone to visit several political people in washington -- couple members of the u.s. supreme court, j edgar hoover and others. hoover was the only one who encouraged robert kennedy to assume the role as attorney general, and the next day, he asked his friend to accompany him to the president-elect's home to have breakfast. on the drive there from mclean, virginia to the kennedys' home in washington, he knew he did not want to take the job. he knew, he said, his father was going to be really, really angry. because his father wanted robert to become at

but i'm someone who's won statewide in a big state, and i'm the type of person who can carry this mantle someone really taking it to mayor buttigieg. i keep remembering her saying the mayor, the mayor, the mayor. she kept saying that to bring that home. and then you saw elizabeth warren. everyone was waiting for and i think i was waiting for the fireworks to go off between pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren. they've been trading barbs about demonizing the private sector work. you saw elizabeth warren making that wine cave reference there and it started trending on facebook. but i think the big take away there was that pete buttigieg was going to be attacked and that people are worried about the fact he's a front-runner. >> let me ask you who you think are the front-runners now? is it biden, buttigieg and warren? are they the three that really can win this thing? >> and sanders. >> you think he can win the nomination. i don't think he can win the nomination but -- >> that's what i'm talking about. who can still win the nomination? >> i don't know if sanders can win the nomination. but ye

wherever they dropped the slogan of this mantling the european union and that was very fair to do i think that for that transformation will be very complicated by the end of the european union will iran have to do. another union we don't know yet which one that one somebody renovate their home it inevitably f.x. the neighbors you hear the sound you see the masses sometimes neighborly relations get soured how do you think this round of ation is going to a fag the neighbors especially those who once hoped to move in with the e.u. . as for songs i think sounds the contrary it might become less vocal and less out. with a lot of sounds from the european union at the peak of its euphoria and extension well we still are hearing accusations that it's russia that is ultimately on demining be sure. to hear it from the european union. likewise from the united states but the main thing which all of us here in russia understand because we have same experience it's very tempting to blame anybody else on your own fault and in this concert in the rush to do it but we see exactly this phenomenon in the we

jp morgan charting out expansion plans with more companies seeking to shed the mantle of being public. comcast ventures its funds on startups. babe ruth hit another home run. this time, at the auction block. let's get straight into the burning issues. with me is kelsey butler, adam tim gunn, and chenal bass lake. a number of big asset managers have been getting into an expanding in private markets. what is it doing? kelsey: the firm is definitely growing its footprint into private credit. for one, they have appointed their cfo, meg mcclellan into a newly formed role of how to private bets. they are also doing hiring and potentially more acquisitions o grow their assets. lisa: what is the goal here? why is this happening now? kelsey: it is part of a push from investors. investors want someone who is specialized in these unique asset classes. especially when you are talking about alternatives and there are some intricacies along the way. lisa: although, how much is this coming from investor demand, how much from the fact that fees are higher in the alternative space? kelsey: that is def

. >> i know the force of the blast knocked pictures off our mantle. that's just from the force of the lightning and the, you know, lightning bolt. it was really dramatic. >> reporter: it may have made for a dramatic christmas morning, but luckily no one was hurt. >> you know, santa was a little loud this morning, but that's okay. everybody was safe and everything could be repaired. so it was a christmas miracle. >> reporter: in mill valley, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >>> shoring up ocean beach will cost $60 million more than expected. the project is expected to begin in early 2023 and take about four years to complete. the project will include removal of the great highway between sloped and skyline boulevards. officials call it one of the city's first projects to address the impact of climate change. >>> a great-grandmother is asking for your help after her bag of holiday gifts was stolen. >> merry christmas from all of us. >> so sweet. also ahead, a holiday gift that will keep on giving from the warriors to a thrilled group of local children. >> i w

people from the southern part of the country i mean in a remarkable way the tories are taking the mantle of the middle class which is remarkable because that is not been the perception of the tories through time now and that's also because. all of the e.u. was often seen as serving the elites by being a bit of a globalist project if you want while. opening the borders or for wages for the demographic shifts are also often see in putting more pressure a downward pressure on the salaries of the working class so obviously this put also corbin in a difficult position because from his ideological perspective looking after the working man he had taken a position with more harsh and critical of their opinion so representing labor he obviously had to switch his position a bit. yeah i what i want to do but really kind of begs a question because you know i think that's one of the and i think gerry cordons a very good person don't get me wrong here but in the beach switches to dealing here i mean he he never really made it clear how he felt about brags that he had one leg and one k. open another ca

people from the southern part of the country i mean in a remarkable way the tories are taking the mantle of the middle class which is remarkable because that is not been the perception of the tories through time now and that's also because. all of the e.u. was often seen as serving the elites by being a bit of a globalist project if you want while. opening a border or for wages and for it the graph.

or france or belgium wherever they dropped the slogan of this mantling the european union and that was very fair and to do i think that for that transformation will be very complicated by the end of the european union will iran have to do a new quality and we will see a new another union we don't know yet which one that one somebody renovate their home it inevitably f.x. the neighbors you hear the sound you see the masses sometimes neighborly relations get.

your opponent are trying to figure out the obama legacy, who has the best case of caring the obama mantle and closing the gap again. why are you the best person to do that? you see yourself as pseudo-air r apparent to what obama did? >> i think president obama was a terrific president he has been a friend and was afraid a long time before he was in any public office and i supported him from the beginning and right through but i also think that the moment the man's something different from who ever our next president is and will get from me. i think that we have an incredibly exciting level of interest in big ideas, ideas commensurate with the size of the challenges we face, climate change to the puts and takes a what the tax system looks like. in order to deliver an agenda as ambitious as that i think we have to leave room for people who may have different point of view about how to accomplish those incentives. not to trim the objectives but to leave room to bring others in. so that, the changes we make glass, having an agenda and it a different kind of crisis, a different environment, st

project so i was just agreeing with up in the air that that is quite vital and that in some ways the mantle of colonialism does shift from the european empires to america but we also need to be attentive to the ways in which it is now shifting to parts of the post-colonial world the ways in which brazil china and india are starting to play a role as you know in some ways as as colonizers involved in massive amounts of appropriation and resource extraction i just want to actually get to this conversation and that is looking at the legacy of what european nations left behind in the developing world and kind of judging that in terms of was anything left behind that was positive have been built on something that's been a positive legacy something came to mind and it's often used as an example a humorous example of what potentially could. be a positive angle i want to show you a little clip from 1979 film called the life of brian have a look here my laptop it is called a fine study of colonialism from this tweet up here and let me just play a 20 seconds also i have a listen. i have ever given up

naturally their officers then assumed the mantle of leadership in national government in the wake of union victory. tonight, eminded them and this is his quote, when the that the er we found president of the united states was a western man. the vice president, a western speaker of the house a western man, secretary of the treasury, a western man, war, a western man, you're getting the idea, right? interior, ary of the western man, the postmaster general, a western man, the attorney general, a western man, of the army, a western man, the lieutenant general, a western man, the of the navy, a western man. and then he goes on to finish, the whole power of the both in its civil and military departments had in this struggle passed into the hands of the men of the west. he wasn't just talking about the post war there. and with rousing tears the officers soon adjourned. the venue for this celebration but the e been fitting timing words and tone spoken at he meet being offered profound ironies. western veteran officers saw their contributions to the civil both seminole and overlooked. in thei

what i did that time alone i have now i would say nearly 20 assists in full so i know really the mantle of will be coaching stuff and. i can't do that because i know what they all are doing because i did it by myself so that made me to. the time when i left cried up to see a lot on the stage that i said all i am and all but i became. that you had to and them that's exactly like it is so i learned everything there and could use that for the rest of my life i just. i just was. so i use the using the same 2 it's used. here i still use my interest of full people so i was always very interesting people so i didn't change the problems of the boys changed a lot because of social media and stuff like that much more pressure but more money is involved the pressure increase incredibly so and that's all there very young. but the. shots every day it's like acting constantly in the glasshouse constantly for their was c.c. whatever you do each mistake each failure it's a good thing it's a bad thing the world all this if you are good you outstanding if you are not good you are the worst in the world s

to see more of this in the months ahead and will continue to encourage stakeholders to take up the mantle. the multilateral response is similarly vital. the united states and for other countries cohosted a panel discussion on the un general assembly along with the eu representatives and the delegation in 20 ngos with standing room only a truly remarkable turnout with the family members addressed sharing their harrowing stories and an eyewitness testimony this is factual testimony they provide no longer allegations that eyewitnesses. the united states is among 23 signatories of human rights violations and abuses delivered at the un committee in october i am also working with a group to launch a priority ministerial call the international religious freedom alliance. once launched will be the first ever international body to vote on freedom of religion to bring together like-minded one - - like-minded countries and this is the first new international human rights organization to focus on the issue of international religious freedom we hope to have that launched the first part of next year. i

. >> i know the force of the blast knocked pictures off our mantle. that's just from the force of the lightning and the, you know, lightning bolt. it was really dramatic. >> reporter: it may have made for a dramatic christmas morning, but luckily no one was hurt. >> you know, santa was a little loud this morning, but that's okay. everybody was safe and everything could be repaired. so it was a christmas mira k. >> reporter: in mill valley, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> a recent heavy rains may have caused a tree collapse that killed a man in muir woods. a portion of hillside trail in muir woods national monument closed from debris that fell and killed a man. five trees fell like dominos 4:30 in the afternoon. another person was hurt. the national park service is investigating. >>> all right. well, let's hear more about this morning's thunderstorm and the rain that's ahead from abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma. drew? >> yeah, dan, it was certainly a loud start to our christmas morning. this is 4:30 a.m., earlier this morning on live doppler 7. you ca

evaporation of many critical public services rate bernie sanders has completely surrendered his populist mantleas has the whole democratic party. he watched the debate last night and they talked about immigration at length. do you know what they never mentioned once in a debate? american workers. american workers. the idea that immigration policy should serve the needs of american workers first and american taxpayers first, never even came up because today's democratic party has become a party of globalism. they no longer believe in taking care of our own people first. trish: but they need to get elected if so how is that a strategy that ultimately works because if you are saying we will just keep bringing people here and yeah, maybe they take jobs and maybe they're not paying taxes but we are being inclusive and we are so altruistic and good in bringing everyone here and taking care of them - where does that get them, right? those people, at least as it stands now if they are here illegally, stephen, can't vote. i don't understand. is it let's feel better about ourselves that we bring the whol

nutcrackers is not cold the restaurant owner just wanted something to you know fill up the space on the mantle. so that she started collecting these nutcrackers way back in 1994. and that food now the second largest collection of not crackers in the entire us behind the nutcracker museum which is in washington state. so the display is organized into special little thieves and their little categories to have some for first responders you have sports figures and then they have the qassam the wizard of oz and much much more pretty cool. i love it. and coming up in the next hour and 5 on the kron 00:04am morning news today is the busiest travel day of the week as people are packing up and taking off for the holidays. we are l ♪ you've got something up your sleeve ♪ ♪ what you didn't know was you were surprising ♪ ♪ your father-in-law steve ♪ the best part of wakin' up is folgers in your cup ♪ but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. yo

fashion cooking children it is likely women would be picked to discuss that is that why we see the mantles in the conferences of all men in the t.v. shows with all men panels is this part of the problem and has that changed over the years well i think it's a perception that is fed by the media and then it compounds and there is nothing challenging our societal biases so if you have a news media that is continually putting women forth as only being experts in fashion in cooking and childcare then that is the perception and those unconscious biases are reinforced by the individuals who make up most of the news media who are men white men how do you break through that what do you do that something that you organization has been trying to do for a long time there are a couple of ways that i think you can challenge that in one is the counting and is just really in my opinion the only way that you can do better if you're not counting on a weekly basis on a monthly basis then you're not going to change because how can you change your bias if you don't even know that you have it some people don't