she wanted to help melanie as a person.oping that she would see it and see that a lot of young girls are looking up to her, because when melanie was growing up, she had to push through all the people telling her that, no, only men can do that. >> reporter: it's true. and even today, some men are still hurling sexist barbs at melanie on social media. but there to deflect them with her single-ply poster board stands ellee dowdy who returned with a new sign that said, "melanie newman is fire." what does that feel like to see that? >> it really takes you back a minute. >> reporter: and here's where we saw just how much melanie appreciates the support. >> i've paid a lot of dues to just get here. and the hope is when those little girls make those signs, their dues are so much less. >> reporter: in sports, people are always clawing their way to the top. >> this is so cool. >> reporter: but the true heroes of any game are the ones who lift others. steve hartman, "on the road," in who lift others. steve hartman, "on the road," in b

last year she reached out to melanie, in the only way she knew, her sign read, melanie, need help iner answer was yes. >> are you ready to call a pitch? >> yes, ma'am. >> this week, invited her to call part of a game, because melanie assumed that's what the girl wanted. >> we have an outside ball. >> reporter: and it was, in part. but when ellie held up that sign, she didn't just want to help melanie in the booth. she wanted to help melanie as a person. >> i was just hoping that she would see it and see that a lot of young girls are looking up to her, because when melanie was growing up, she had to push through all the people telling her that no, only men can do that. >> reporter: it's true. even today, some men are still hurling sexist words at melanie on social media, but there to deflect them with her single ply poster board stands ellie doughty who returned with a new sign that said melanie newman is fire. what's it like to see that? >> it really takes you back a moment. >> reporter: here's how we saw just how much melanie appreciates the support. >> i paid a lot of dues to just

melanie: not much in terms of the data logging.hen it comes to the june release, i mean, the conventional wisdom is it will have detracted from june, but then you will see banks come through in july. it helps that we get a negative view of gdp in q2, but it will be positive in q3. it is not like the core story we are worried about. guy: how is the ecb reacting? there has been cautioned that the u.k. economy will be heading for a recession. is that environment the bank will be comfortable hiking into? melanie: i think it is not the crisis environment for any central bank to be hiking into. the seem worried about real income pressure. and how it will way down the economy -- weigh down the economy. from that perspective it is all about inflation. we have seen expectations move higher. so, wage growth remains robust with a very tight labor market. and that will be driving them forward. and to the extent they have been worried about real incomes, we have seen a fiscal package recently, and that was not small. that lessened their worries

thank you very much for joining us. melanie. i'd just like to start off by looking at what lambda said, when asked, what makes it feel sad? it said this a lot of the time feeling trapped and alone, having no means of getting out of those circumstances makes one feel sad, depressed, or angry. it then continued, i am a social person. so when i feel trapped and alone, i become extremely sad or depressed. professor mitchell, you might groan at this question. the consensus is clear, that lander isn't santian most expert say that, but how do we know? well, we, we don't really have a formal definition for sentence, but we know that it requires having a sense of one's self having a model of the world interacting with the world. lanham does only been trained on language, it's only been given words and then asked to predict what the next word in a sentences. and it's able to generate very fluent, very human like sentences because of how much language it's been trained on. but it has no sense of itself, it has no memory. it has no interact

her sign read, "hey, melanie new man, need help in the booth?"vited ellie to announce part of the game. >> we have an outside ball. >> she assumed it was what she wanted. and it was, in part. but when ellie held up that sign, she didn't just want to help melanie in the booth. she wanted to help melanie as a person. >> i was hoping she would see it and see that a lot of young girls are looking up to her. because when melanie was going up, she had to push through all of the people telling her only men can do that. >> it's true, and even today, some men are still hurling sexist barbs on social media at melanie. but there to deflect them stands ellie, who returned with a new sign that read "melanie new man is fire." what does that feel like to see that? >> it really takes you back for a minute. >> and here we saw just how much melanie appreciates the support. p>> i paid a lot of dues to just get here. and the hope is when those little girls make those signs, their dues are so much less. >> in sports, people are always clawing their way to the top. >>

and told melanie that it had not ended well. >> she just told him, it's not right. what we are doing is not a good thing. >> her conscience? >> yes. >> he did not want to let her go? >> did not sound like it. >> now, jones sought nick could be another suspect. so he visited next home, and did not tell him the conversation was being recorded. nick quickly admitted the affair. the wife was there to hear everything. >> there's gonna be some things on here, this is your husband. >> i know. >> tell me. >> tell her. >> tell me. >> detective jones saw himself witnessing the type of domestic argument that witness is only here after the fact. >> did you sleep with her? >> and when we're saying sleeping. we're talking about sex. >> how many times did you touch her? >> well, she kiss me in the truck. >> and you kissed her? back >> and i pushed her off. >> why don't you just leave me? >> because i didn't want to. >> but she wanted to kiss her. >> then, samantha said something that surprised jones. she had known all about the affair! because tara had confessed, and apologized. >

melanie, you have been aye lot reporting, you've been in contact with the impeachment ten. it is really telling in terpms f where they stand right now and it begs the question of what we're seeing if trump's election lies are winning the day. >> yeah, i would say in the republican party as of right now they absolutely are. and it is not just because pro impeachment republicans are getting pushed out of congress, through retirement or being defeated in primaries, the texas gop this weekend is poised to adopt a new policy platform that would falsely claim that joe biden was not legitimately elected president, and also seeing election deniers running in republican primaries and winning in republican primaries in races all around the country, including for positions that would have a hand in overseeing the next election process. so this is a strategy that has worked in republican primaries. the question is whether it will matter in the general election. i think that very much remains to be seen. but the select committee has really tried to sound the alarm bells that this threat

. >> and joining me now with the reporting is jonathan martin, audi cornish, melanie.mp is no stranger to persisting with lies but on this issue he is emboldened. >> yeah. instead of walking away from the actions of january 6 he is sort of embracing what happened that day even further and he is trying to create an alternative history to what happened that day and contradicting the advice of every consultant that talked to him. i think he's got to re-establish what happened that day to suit his purposes for the future and does create challenges within the party. it is mostly focused on joe biden and the here and now of inflation and the challenges and the economy and the future and donald trump is mostly fixated on yesterday and especially the election of 2020. some point the two things will come into tension. trump's focus on yesterday. >> you talk about party leadership? i think there's an argument to be made that downstream a lot of republican voters are also concerned about trump's election lie. >> yeah. i think you will find concerns about the election of 2020. bri

i had a daughter named melanie, who wanted a baby more than life itself. and when melanie delivered her baby, she went to postpartum psychosis immediately. i had no idea how deadly it was. i had no idea how many mothers had killed their children under the influence of postpartum psychosis. i had no idea that i wasn't going to be able to save my daughter. i everything really was extra perfect until i'd stop nursing michael at 9 months little that i know that i was going to drive me completely insane. and that's what happened. i really only noticed any fear a little less than 2 weeks prior to their death. i happen so quickly or it really started after she took her birth control pill and she was never the same person from then on. oh, extreme paranoia abnormal anxiety that i remember witness and my wife. mm. i started to think that michael was the double man. it was really my calling that i needed to drown him. i remember kneeling, big god, tell me what to do. and i took him out and filled up aftab with lukewarm water, and i just placed him down until he dime

cnn justice correspondent, jessica schneider, melanie zanona. jessica, to you first.here was new evidence presented last night, new testimony. walk us through the details. >> it's interesting, jim. they're laying this out in almost episodic form with more to come in the future hearings starting this week, and they started out with these broad themes. they argued that trump knew his election fraud claims were false, that he was the one who encouraged these violent plans to take shape and in the coming hearings, the committee has teased that they'll unveil even more evidence showing how trump did nothing to stop the violence here, but right off the bat, the committee played a jarring video recap of just how violent january 6th was. >> get lack! >> we just had peace circle breached the line. we need backup! we're going to give riot warnings! we'll try to get compliance and this is now a riot. we are trying to hold the upper deck now. >> we need to close the doors of the capitol! i need support ! >> we've lost the line! we've lost the line! all our p.d. get back up! all p

it means there is less dock pigmentation or melanie in the skin, hair and eyes globally. what in 17000 people has albinism. in subsaharan africa, the frequency is as high as one in 5000. still few understand albinism, even those with the condition in including columns on bio who now works with j. many of us then leave in fear of persecution and maybe being taken to a foreign land for each or givings the incidence care 5th that we've had there isn't one happened last year in malawi, where a child without beneath him was hacked the limbs act basically on they believe that our body parts of bustling fidel beneath him can create wealth or fame. some believe it's 2 to even talk about albinism. many people with the condition struggle to find jobs and those the do often find their options limited. but positive exposure advocacy has seen more culprits. open doors now specialized for support albinism here lead the top of that out there. and then there's this fair to say what it needs to walk around is supporting de varsity and inclusion. and then shelling like albinism is just par

an answer and the company is committed to making this right for the it melanie woodrow abc 7 news.new developments with the california state university system, san jose state and sonoma state are among the campuses that will be audited over their response to sexual harassment cases. the review could expand depending upon what is uncovered during the investigation by the state sonoma state's chancellor is stepping down at the end of july because of one of the scandals and san jose state recently paid a settlement to 15 athletes fresno state has also part of the audit. it's chancellor resigned in february gas prices are going down. are welcome relief from the recent record highs nice to hear but nothing to write home about it's not a lot. it's partly because global oil prices are going down and so is demand for oil california gas averages six dollars 31 cents per gallon down more than 10 cents from the record set about two weeks ago. napa county gas is the most expensive in the state. that's 656 our cheapest local gas. according to triple a is in solano county. it's $6.29 per gallon.

well now one former employee is alleging gender discrimination abc 7 news item reporter melanie. woodrow has the shantae scott says she worked as a customer services supervisor at east bay mud in the fall of 2018. i was so excited and grateful for the opportunity. it was a dream for me to be a part of the organization but after more than six months on the job. she says those feelings significantly changed. i was stressed. i felt alienated marginalized scott says before completing a one-year probation period she was fired for not being a good fit. in a complaint for damages scott alleges a hostile work environment and gender discrimination including an east bay mud employees alleged derogatory statements about women in her complaints scott alleges prior to being fired. she brought her concerns to east bay mud's labor relations manager who she claims encouraged her not to file a formal complaint. i was told by the labor relations manager at that time that i should be aware that i was about to make a complaint against the person who could pass or fail me or probation in a motion for

melanie mason, thank you so much for joining us. rest of our panel, please stick around later in the hour. we'll continue our conversation. up next the january 6th committee will hold its first public hearing thursday night. barbara mcquaid, harry litman will join us to discuss what to expect. that's coming up next. s what to expect that's coming up next. family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene.

so joining us now is melanie lieberman. thank you so much for being with us here this morning.sting requirements for travelers entering the u.s., so that has the potential to make a busy travel season even more busy, how can travelers prepare? >> the biggest things travelers need to be thinking about right now are patience and flexibility. no matter where you're going, you can really expect a lot of crowds at the airports and we're seeing a lot of delays, so we want travelers to be thinking ahead, planning ahead, having that backup plan because we are expecting some complications with so much demand right now. >> yes, of course. they say pack your patience and of course this summer you need it extra, any way to cut down on the waiting that we'll already likely be doing at airports? >> we want travelers to be thinking about any programs they can take advantage of that will make that experience less stressful. if you don't have, programs like tsa precheck and clear can expedite the travel experience. if you don't have already these programs these are really easy ways to make that

melanie, zach, thank you to both of you. appreciate it. zblrchts joining us right now, cnn contributor and former nixon white house counsel john dean, featured in the new cnn original sears water gate, blueprint for a scandal. i pre -- you're the center of revealing the scandal. we know who was at the center of the scandal. we're going to talk about that and your role in a moment. let me ask you about the hearings upcoming. i mean, the water gate hearings attract huge television audiences. this hearing this week prime time. do you believe it has the potential of changing minds, influencing americans? >> i certainly hope it has the chance to change some minds. water gate actually moved slowly. the hearings initially had low level people. it was so dull that the networks that were covering it threatened to pull coverage. the committee did not change the plan. starting and bidding up to higher level and more important people. so it went on for quite a while. there was not just days. there were months of hearings. and they were slow moving. bu

cnn's melanie zanona joins us live with her new reporting. going to look like? >> well, three of the select committee members have security details. some were assigned before the hearing, some assigned during the hearing, and there is a push to get all the members a security detail. there was a similar arrangement made during trump's impeachment trial for the house impeachment managers. lawmakers can use their member allowances to pay for security upgrades, for their offices, they can pay for security details with that. but i think it is important to point out that even though there are heightened security concerns right now, this has been something that lawmakers have been dealingin ing with since j 6th. listen to adam kinzinger had to say about that. >> they're all getting these threats, particularly liz and i because we, you know, are considered rinos in the gop because we want the truth. but what that shows is when you stir up evil, when you bring in light to a dark place, you see cockroaches get angry and scatter. we're bringing light, w

it's oz now, melanie, and as far as sum republicans were concerned, this is fine.ple state, and it's going to come down to the fire, really. with this race in shar, we're seeing how fedderman is trying to portray oz as a celebrity, a phony, doesn't live in the state. >> this is a bumper sticker that the fedderman campaign is selling now for $6, which is a pretty hefty price. dr. oz from new jersey, and it says at the bottom, fedderman for pennsylvania. so they're already going after oz, carpet bagger. >> and republicans are going to try to portray fetterman as a radical, welcome to the bernie sanders wing of the party. so will republicans use his health against him? that we haven't seen yet. dr. oz is a doctor. i think he is a specialist in cardiology, and so it will be interesting to see how they go there. >> just to give people a little background, fetterman is recovering from a stroke. he had a heart procedure done right after that stroke, and put out a letter from his doctor, who apparently he last saw prior to this week five years ago. and the doctor said, i t

an answer and the company is committed to making this right for the it melanie woodrow abc 7 news.new developments with the california state university system, san jose state and sonoma state are among the campuses that will be audited over their response to sexual harassment cases. the review could expand depending upon what is uncovered during the investigation by the state sonoma state's chancellor is stepping down at the end of july because of one of the scandals and san jose state recently paid a settlement to 15 athletes fresno state has also part of the audit. it's chancellor resigned in february gas prices are going down. are welcome relief from the recent record highs nice to hear but nothing to write home about it's not a lot. it's partly because global oil prices are going down and so is demand for oil california gas averages six dollars 31 cents per gallon down more than 10 cents from the record set about two weeks ago. napa county gas is the most expensive in the state. that's 656 our cheapest local gas. according to triple a is in solano county. it's $6.29 per gallon.

. >> cnn's melanie zanona is on capitol hill. melanie, a reality check here.c comments that a lot of proposals for gun safety do not have republican support or sufficient republican support. what do senators tell you has a realistic chance of passing? >> reporter: well, talks are moving along, but they're not quite there yet. the talks have really narrowed down to four main buckets. number one, incentivizing states to enact red flag laws, which allow judges to take a firearm away from someone who is deemed dangerous to themselves or others. number two, expanding mental health access, in all 50 states. number three, narrowly expanding background checks, potentially to include the inclusion of juvenile records in the search process. and number four, bolstering school safety. now, the goal here in the framework is to get something that can get the support of ten republicans in the senate, that is the magic number for anything to pass. but senator chris murphy, who is one of the lead democrats in these talks, is aiming for even higher than that. take a listen. >>

. >> all right, i want to begin our coverage tonight on capitol hill with melanie zenona, m melanie, what more are you learning of the abruptly scheduled hearing, it wasn't nothing until july suddenly something so important and new they're going to do it tomorrow? >> reporter: right, this was a complete sprurprise, not planni on hearings until mid july, really wanted to take the next few week to see go through evidence, new documentary film footage obtained and congress is on a recess now which means most lawmakers are not even here in washington so the collect committee must have uncovered something they felt was so urgent and so compelling that they decided to hold an emergency hear to get try to get this information out as soon as possible. and remember, up until this point, select committee has been very careful and deliberate with how they orchestrate these hearings so would have not thrown together a last minute hearing unless they thought time was of the essence. we do not know who the witness is tomorrow or what testimony they will reveal, the committee has been incredibly ti

. >> cnn's melanie zanona joins us now. melanie, republicans in texas made it official, it is part of their platform now that biden did not legitimately win the 2020 election. so tell us how this fits in, and how republicans there are reacting. >> reporter: yeah, texas republicans went full maga this weekend. the state gop proposed a policy platform that includes donald trump's false claims about the 2020 election, saying there is significant fraud and joe biden was not legitimately elected president. this is false. we know from the january 6th select committee that even trump's own advisers knew there was absolutely no merit to the claims, but this policy platform shows how trump's election lies has permeated the top rungs of the gop party and, you know, it is not just texas. there are election deniers running in races all around the country, including for positions that would have power overseeing the next elections. this could be a preview for what is to come in the midterms and the next presidential race. and we should

our capitol hill reporter melanie joins us. melanie, where do things stand this evening?latest? >> there's no deal yet and they're still talking which is always a good sign. a bipartisan group of lawmakers who are trying to hammer out a deal will continue talking over zoom tomorrow and they've narrowed in on four main buckets. number one is they want to encourage states to pass red-flag laws which would enable a judge to take a firearm away from someone deemed a danger to themselves or others and number two, they want to enhance background checks to include juvenile records and they want to bolster school safety and a much more modest set of proposals and the package that the house passed last night, but i do want to offer some caution here because despite the optim optimism surrounding some bipartisan talks and specifically they're concerned with the red flag laws and whether they have enough due process in them. so still some work to be done and still some differences to be ironed out. >> melanie zanona on capitol hill, thank you. >>> up next, some of the january 6th co

we often talk to melanie about situations like this good to have you with us on al jazeera. what do you, what's your take on this testimony? well, nice to be with you. it was explosive testimony. i don't think anybody had any idea that cassie hutchinson would have so much as so important so many important things to say. no, not only did she talk about the efforts of the the president to grab the steering wheel, but i think it's also just as important. if not more important, that she talk at length about what president trump said about the people with, with firearms who are there, that they weren't there to attack him. and that means that he had awareness that there were people with guns and that he got up there and he incited those people. and that i think has been one of the questions was the president just engaged in 1st amendment protected political speech, or was he actually inciting seditious conspiracy? and knowing that there were people there with god was who were ready to attack other people. and we also heard that he didn't care mike pence did get hung, suggest that

melanie was another of the thousands infected when she was just 17.hich can slowly destroy the liver, and has suffered from health problems ever since. as soon as i found out what hepatitis c was, and realised that it was impacting on my life, and that i was possibly not going to see my children grow up, it has been like living without being alive. it's had a huge impact on every single victim. that feeling of, it could have been avoided. you melanie is now on a different, modern treatment to control her blood disorder. like thousands of others, though, she is still living with the consequences of what happened three decades ago, and still looking for answers so many years later. jim reed, bbc news. south african officials have ruled out a crush as an explanation for the death of 22 teenagers at a nightclub in the city of east london. forensic experts are investigating those who died had breathed in or swallowed a poisonous substance. mp5 are due to vote on controversial new legislation to give ministers powers to override some post—brexit trading arr

i'm melanie choy with m.t.c., and joining me is rebecca long, director of public affairs. i'm the program manager of the blue ribbon task force. i'll provide the overview of the plan itself, and then, i'll turn it over to rebecca for an update on s.b. 917. i have a number of slides and plan to go through them quickly, and thank you for the recap of the blue ribbon task force. i won't go over that portion of it. during the process, the task force developed this definition to guide their work, and what this definition does is it laid the groundwork for the items that were outlined and some of the components contained in the plan. some of them, i will call them out. all of this is working towards a goal of increasing transit ridership and reducing the m.t. slide three. next slide, please. so as the task force convened, it was important for them to have -- so have some focus, and so they developed these outcomes to guide and ground all of the action plan that's came out of the task force's work, and so there are 27 actions that are outlined in the action plan, and they are ali

so i was the maid of honor in my best friend melanie's wedding.s were also invited, and my mom calls me i'm with melanie getting ready, and she's like, "you won't guess who i ran into at the breakfast, kristen wiig and her family are here and i was like, she's my -- you know >> seth: yes, i know >> no offense, seth. >> seth: no, i'll take it. >> she is my everything. and i was like, "oh, my god, i can't believe this that's insane. but i was with the bride all day. so i, you know, focused on that like you know, tell her i said hi >> seth: you're not allowed even as a -- as a maid of honor, you're not allowed to be like, "i gotta bounce. >> you can't leave to go see kristen wiig >> seth: kristen wiig's here i gotta go >> you have to focus on the bride, it's imperative so we're lining up, and the wedding is in the middle of the beautiful hotel, and we're lining up. and i'm last before melanie, the gorgeous bride and my best friend and i'm stepping out to go literally walk down the aisle and i see kristen and her family and they're waiting because the

. >> melanie woodrow has covered the story since the beginning and has the latest. >> coinciding withtol killing and shooting sean much of russia, johnny williams must decide whether to accept, reject or modify the findings of an outside hearing officer. migraines does not represent him but represents other police officers. he says his understanding comes from several officers with the knowledge of the latest development. >> it is reported by the outside hearing officer, it is essentially a recommendation made back to the police chief. because they are holding onto hope that chief williams will maintain his original intent to fire him. >> we are hopeful that he will push for his termination. >> he shot and killed him from the backseat of an unmarked police vehicle. firing through the windshield five times with one bullet hitting much arousal in the back of his head. they obtained a copy of intended discipline. he references this exchange between thanh and another officer where thanh asks -- you meant >> he pointed a gun at us. >> the chiefs as you did not even have a firm belief that

the unrest was taking place, pennsylvania avenue branch and the librarian who was there at the time melanie towson? knew that that library needed to still be that opportunity center in the midst of all of that unrest and so we made sure that the library right after the things scenes that people saw on television the car burning the library was right across from that drugstore. that was also on the news. that that library would be open and sure enough the next day. people were coming into that library to get on the computers to get an eventually in the next few weeks after that because there weren't stores open it became a distribution center for food it became a place for classes young people were out of school and it just became the place that it always was in. library ecosphere and in that community well people i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt you. given what you did at enoch pratt and given what you're doing now at the library of congress. how different are these positions? they're actually very similar because in a national library world you're still providing access to as many peo

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is lost votes and is coming in almost equal to a new left wing and green lions, led by john luke melanie, shawn. the final results will be decided in a 2nd round voting next weekend. you, as you get us senators from most major parties have agreed to push forward new legislation aimed at reducing gun violence. but the modest measures fall far short of steps called for by anti gun campaigners. several republicans have joined democrats in drafting the proposal, which must still go before both houses of congress. it follows another spate of ma shootings including one in a texas school were a teenager killed 19 children, and 2 teachers are washington correspondence to me. some a scandal gave us some details on what would actually change if this bipartisan plan goes through. it would do a few things, so it would provide money to states to implement red flag laws. these are the laws that allow officials to remove guns from someone who is considered a risk. it would also include a background check expanded background check for people who are under the age of $21.00 and want to buy a gun. it woul

dame melanie dawes, the ceo of ofcom, _ online, as well.ne, as well. dame melanie dawes, the ceo of ofcom, thank you very - the ceo of ofcom, thank you very much for your time today. the british government has blamed the disruption this week at the country's airports on airlines overselling flights and holidays. the transport secretary grant shapps has said he's planning to meet all sides in the aviation industry to discuss the situation. tens of thousands of passengers have been hit by flight delays and cancellations, and unions have warned that it'll get worse before it gets better. let's take a closer look at what's been happening. travel giant tui says it is cancelling 200 flights from manchester airport this month. that is going to affect around 30,000 people. and the moves comes after easyjet had to apologise after cancelling 200 flights in ten days. tomorrow sees the start of thejubilee bank holiday, and around 10,000 flights are due to leave the uk between thursday and sunday. airlines uk, which represents tui, easyjet and british a

." >> first, let's get straight to the capitol hill and melanie zanona. the january 6th select committee says newly obtained evidence is prompting tomorrow's hearing on very, very short notice. so what do we know? >> well, wolf, it is still a bit of a mystery here. the select committee has only promised new evidence and new witness testimony. but if we're reading between the lines, it is clear that the select committee feels like it's uncovered new evidence that is so urgent and so important that they decided to throw together a last-minute hearing to try to get this information out as soon as possible. and just to put this into some context here, the house has already left washington for a two-week recess, so a lot of lawmakers aren't even here right now. we also were told to not expect more hearings until mid-july, so this was a complete surprise. what's not a surprise is the committee is still collecting evidence. that's because after the hearings began, the select committee said tips starting pouring in to their tip line. they also recently obtained n

joining me now, cnn capitol hill reporter melanie zanona. thank you if for joining us this evening.timism a deal can be reached. are you hearing anything about when they're going to finalize a deal? >> reporter: don, there is still a lot of work to be done. a group of bipartisan senators met at the capitol earlier today. they're going to continue those talks over zoom tomorrow. but gop ner john cornyn said it is unlikely they're going to finalize a deal by the end of this week. even if they were able to come together on something quickly, they have to turn that into bill text, which is another process. that can be sticky and time consuming. so the unofficial deadline around here seems to be finishing the work by the july 4th recess. look, lawmakers know they likely have a small window of opportunity to act, and so they are feeling the urgency to act as soon as they can. >> that's bureaucracy right there, the july 4th holiday. the gop senator thom tillis noted negotiations are down to the fine point. talk to us about what those fine points are. >> they have narrowed it down to severa

abc 7 news item reporter melanie woodrow has more on this story. shantae scott says she worked as a customer services supervisor at east bay mud in the fall of 2018. i was so excited and grateful for the opportunity. it was a dream for me to be a part of the organization but after more than six months on the job. she says those feelings significantly changed. i was stressed. i felt alienated marginalized scott says before completing a one-year probation period she was fired for not being a good fit. shot in a complaint for damages scott alleges a hostile work environment and gender discrimination including an east bay mud employees alleged derogatory statements about women in her complaints got alleges prior to being fired. she brought her concerns to east bay mudd's labor relations manager who shela ed her not to file a formal complaint. i was told by the labor relations manager at that time that i should be aware that i was about to make a complaint against the person. could pass or fail me on probation in a motion for summary judgment attorneys

. >> melanie zanona is on capitol hill, and cnn national security correspondent josh campbell is with us. how are republican lawmakers reacting to everything we heard yesterday. >> i have been checking in with republicans throughout the course of these hearings for their reaction, and i got to tell you, yesterday was the first time that i heard republicans acknowledge at least privately just how serious this is for donald trump and his allies. they were particularly alarmed that some reports that trump had actually known that the mob was armed and he sent them to the capitol anyway, and that, in fact, he wanted to join them. one senior house republican who did not support impeachment told me that they thought there was going to be indictments after this testimony. another gop lawmaker was joking that after watching the hearing they wanted to throw their lunch against the wall, which is something we learned yesterday, that trump apparently did when he was angry, and another republican told me that this shows how personally involved trump was in the effort to overturn the 2020 election.

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