milano is highlighting this problem.she is speaking on behalf of that teen. >> i'm jane doe, when i was 17, i crossed the border, i was 17 when i was detained, i was 17, and soon i would learn that i was -- i was pregnant. and after they examined me, i asked for an abortion. the trump administration tried to stop me. brett kavanaugh tried to stop me. >> she's been campaigning against kavanaugh, and wrote in elle magazine that he must be stopped. right before i left washington, i was able to interview milano, and i began to ask her, why spotlight this issue? >> it's not just about kavanaugh, or about trump, this issue is about my daughter, my mother, the health care of the underprivileged, the marginalized, the people that live in low-income communities because, really, it's those people that are going to be affected most by this. you know, trump made a promise during his campaign that he was going to appoint judges, supreme court judges that would overturn roe v. wade which has been the law of the land for the last, you

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actress alyssa milano..who's been a strong activist in the me too moment.e did during the hearing earned her reprimand from capitol police. here's steven fabian. alyssa milano was seated behind brett kavanaugh thursday as he gave his fiery testimony and she was asked to stop recording video of the historic event. she posted an image of kavanaugh swearing in on twitter. nearly an hour later, she posted video of his testimony. capitol police told her to stop because recording video is not permitted unless you're a member of the press. the "who's the boss?" star wasn't in the audience during the question-and-answer portion of the hearing and tweeted about it. on friday morning, she cleared up rumors on social media that she had her phone taken away. she said it was not confiscated but her "believe women" sign was. she also confirmed capitol police warned her about recording video. milano, one of the leaders of the #metoo movement, spoke at a rally friday in washington. " completely overwhelmed," milano told inside edition when asked about kavanaugh's testimony

. >>> among those in the gallery for doctor lazy ford and judge kavanaugh was actress alyssa milano. >> it is important for me to be here. it took me a very long time as a survivor to come to terms with, and be public with my own abuse and assault. >> milano was invited to attend the hearing by senator dianne feinstein as part of the me too movement . the 45-year-old actress said she wanted to show support for doctor ford. three doctor -- bill cosby's hollywood walk of fame star has been vandalized. hollywood chamber of commerce oversees the famous stretch of sidewalk and had previously rejected a petition to remove the star for cosby was sentenced to 3 - 10 years in prison for sexual assault. dozens of women have stepped forward to say the actor comedian drugged and assaulted them over the last many years. >>> a break in a rash of apple store theft here in the bay area. more than a dozen suspects taken into custody responsible for more than $1 million in losses we will have the latest there plus new details in the discovery of a headless torso found in a fish tank in san francisco.

it happened last night and included actress alyssa milano and san francisco native josie totah...me out as transgender.... known for a recurring role on the disney channel show 'jessie'. talk show host ross mathews - a judge on emmy nominated ru paul's drag race - was also honored at the event.. ( marty )( marty )milano was awarded for her advocacy in the me too movement. she receiveed this award for publically supporting the l-g-b-t-q community... and raising awarness for hiv and aids. ( marty )investigators are still trying to sort out why a man went on a deadly rampage in bakersfield. killing his ex-wife and four others before turning the gun on himself. olivia lavoice reports. javier casarez and petra bolanos were married for over 28 years when

suddenly phones were ringing shuffling down on the trading floor here and what had happened is the some milano of the italian stock exchange had stopped trading in that suspended trading for a bank stops because they had lost over ten percent at that time at the center it was the bunker c.p.m. the third largest bank in the country that also said it was selling bad loans and more than people were expecting the top performers today in the early are in the negative minus one percent but what are investors freaking out because this deficit deal from what i can see is still below the e.u. rule of three percent of gross domestic product. yes that's true but that doesn't mean it's going to stay there just because the goal is to get two point four percent doesn't mean that the government is actually going to stick to that and stick to that and still on a collision course with brussels also this wasn't expected the numbers that were floated before were one point six percent the economy minister one oh definitely under two percent so this came as a bit of a surprise and it leaves the italian economy min

to my weight alyssa milano in my line of sight, brett kavanaugh's parents, it was tough to watch. his mom watched her son undergo with, she was choked up a number of times. that was difficult. it was clear by the end of today we learned nothing new. we still have brett kavanaugh categorically and unequivocally denying ms. ford's allegations and not just him but everyone else she described at the party as well. this was not a he said she said situation, this is a she said versus what four people have said. jillian: that she come across as credible? >> he was sympathetic, ernest but there were a number of inconsistencies. she said she cannot name the hearing this past monday, her attorney said that is because of her fear of flying and she says that is because of what happened in this incident. they asked for a few days that she would be able to drive to washington dc from california. we heard the rumors and wasn't sure where that was coming from. >> you speak through your lawyers and that was from her legal team. it turns out she took a plane to washington dc to this hearing today.

day of dramatic testimony in washington, among those in the gallery at today's hearing was alyssa milano>> reporter: is important for me to be here, it took me a very long time as a survivor to come to terms and be public with my own abuse and assault. >>> milano was invited to attend the hearing by senator dianne feinstein. the 42-year-old actress that she wanted to show support for christine ford. the high-profile hearing is also triggering painful memories for some. >> reporter: the parents of audrey -- pablo guardado was sexually assaulted . we have reported in saratoga were her parents say repressor for its case is very similar. >> reporter: to similar. audrie pott's mother said it was too difficult for her to watch professor ford's testimony. however, her father says that he felt he needed to watch to support survivors. as christine blasey ford testified today about the sexual assault allegations against judge byrd -- judge cavanagh the family of audrie pott said it was too real. >>> obviously we are not connected with the people in the case but it has an effect in the i feel the s

among those in the gallery at the hearing for doctor ford and judge kavanaugh was actress alyssa milano. >> it is important for me . the is important for me to be here. it took me a very long time as a survivor to come to terms and be public with my own abuse and assault. >> milano was invited to attend the hearing by senator dianne feinstein as part of the me too movement. the 45-year-old actress said she wanted to show her support for doctor ford. actor bill cosby's star on the hollywood walk of fame has been vandalized following his prison sentence for sexual assault this past week. the vandalism includes the word serial rapist and #metoo on the star. hollywood chamber of commerce oversees the famous stretch of sidewalk and had previously rejected a petition to remove the star because we was sentenced to 3 - 10 years in prison for sexual assault dozens of women have come forward to say the actor comedian drugged and assaulted them. >>> the work begins to repair san francisco's to billion- dollar transit center for why a temporary fix for this crack to support beams could cause even m

alyssa milano, thank you for taking the time. appreciate your perspective. >> thank you, ana. anytime. thank you so much for doing what you do. >> thank you. >>> now, two republican women could determine if brett kavanaugh ultimately becomes a judge on the supreme court. we'll show you the wild scene that unfolded outside one of their offices yesterday. plus, a north carolina community heartbroken after a six-day search for this little boy ends in tragedy. what police are now saying about the case. >>> and devastation in indonesia as a earthquake triggered tsunami slams ashore killing hundreds of people. a live report just ahead. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." e all-new lexus es... ...is stolen. hijacked from dreams. pulled from decades of obsession. taken from the souls of artists. we confess. we stole everything we could. from everything we've ever mastered. and put it here. the all-new lexus es. every curve. every innovation. every feeling. a product of mastery. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. each of us is different. and each cancer is different. how it reacts

earlier i spoke to actress and activist alissa milano, herself a survivor of sexual assault, about thehearing. >> it was a very hard day to be in that room. but i was proud to be a woman and i was proud to be a survivor. and i felt like i needed to be there for other survivors that couldn't be there. >> before we talk more about the hearing itself and your experience being there, i know you've been very vocal about supporting and believing women. if this investigation doesn't provide clear answers about these allegations, will you at least be satisfied with the process that's taken place before the vote? >> i think so. i believe in the process. i believe in investigating. i believe in, you know, calling other witnesses, potentially complete disclosure of all documents. you do think they need to subpoena mark judge. i think the whole time when he was accusing her or the democrats of being a partisan operative, it was really him that came off as the partisan operative. and to me, when we're dealing with such sensitive issues like sexual abuse and assault, there is no place on the supreme

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in an essay for vox, milano wrote -- "the courage of survivors will always be stronger than donald trump's misogyny. the lives of survivors will always be more important than brett kavanaugh's career." cnn reports that hours after wednesday's protests, senator susan collins said in a private meeting she is concerned over the latest allegations against judge kavanaugh, questioning why the senate judiciary committee had not subpoenaed kavanaugh's long-time friend mark judge, an alleged witness to crimes committed by kavanaugh. republican senator lisa murkowski -- another crucial vote on kavanaugh's nomination -- has also expressed concerns over the allegations. at the united nations, president trump gaveled in a meeting of the security council wednenesda, as the u.s. took over the rotating position of council presidident. in preparered remarks, trump one again attacked iran over its alleged nuclear ambitions. he also singled out china for allegedly meddling in the upcoming u.s. midterm elections. later, trump held in 81 minutes solo news conference, just the second of his presidency, in whic

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one of those people includes an actress, alyssa milano who is at the forefront of the me too movement. she pens this essay confessing that it took her three decades to tell her parents about her sexual assault because speaking out, meant reliving one of the worst moments of my life. >> tiger woods is back. >> that is right. tiger woods has returned to peak form when his first championship in five years. espn says he has returned from the golfing dead overcoming pain, scandal, and age. it ranks among the greatest sporting comebacks. a domestic dispute with his wife became public in 2009. he ended up checking himself into a sex addiction rehab center. he entered into crippling back problems. at times not being able to leave his house. he has had four back operations in 18 months. golf is better for it that he is trying again. >> just to wrap up, you have a story and how more and more people are shunning partying and staying in. >> it has been dubbed the homebody economy. more and more people of all ages are issuing -- eschewing their traditional saturday night party. maybe you can blame

alyssa milano was in the hearing to show support for dr. blasey ford. they said to look her in the eye and allow themselves to feel something. sw scott wiener said he lacks the temperament to serve as a judge. he is a political hack. and sarah sanders says lindsey graham has more decency and courage than every democrat member of the committee combined. that is in response to senator graham telling his colleagues this is the most unethical sham since he's been in politics. >> leaders say that is a prime example of what happens when people testify without an investigation. >> that means there is a focus on demeanor. it's not always the most reliable thing. for example, many people are talking about how brett kavanaugh's anger, that's how someone who had been falsely accused would react. it's also how someone caught in a lie would react. >> he is a former classmate of yale. he said he is glad the american bar association is calling for an investigation. >> on the peninsula, some of ford's neighbors rallied outside of city hall. >> nearly 150 people were at

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>> reporter: among them actress and "me too" activist alyssa milano, leading the charge with one group testifying outside congressional offices. >> when i was 15 years old -- >> reporter: for her, the fight is personal. >> i felt a hand up my skirt. and i was punched repeatedly in the vagina. i couldn't turn around. i looked to the stage. and i said, please help me. >> reporter: she has a message for senators going into tomorrow's hearing. >> vote them out, vote them out! >> i hope that the senators really take into consideration the pain and the rage that we're feeling. survivors shouldn't have to tell their stories for senators to do the right thing. we're just hoping that the republican senators will stand up for survivors, stand up for women, and demand a fair process. >> reporter: and tonight a glimpse into tomorrow's hearing. dr. blasey ford releasing a copy of her upcoming statement testifying, brett's assault on me drastically altered my life for a very long time. i was too afraid and ashamed to tell anyone the details. and the white house also releasing kavanaugh's opening rem

alyssa milano, a key figure in the me, too, movement tweeted directly at president trump writing listenexpletive up. i was sexually assaulted twice, once when i was a teenager. i never filed a police report and it took me 30 years to tell my parents. ashley judd tweeted the first time it happened i was 7. i told the first adults i came upon. they said oh, he's a nice old man. that's not what he meant so when i was raped at 15 i only told my diary. when an adult read it, she accused me of having sex with an adult man. >> sexual abuse and sexual harassment are the most underreported crimes. 70% to 90% of these crimes if unreported. very few get prosecuted. when women do come forward we look at the victim and what she did or didn't do, much more than we look at the perpetrator in what he did or didn't do. >> reporter: forensic psychologist dr. shared arette points to what is happening to dr. ford is an example of why some individuals choose not to come forward. >> dr. ford has had to go into hiding with her family. she's been harassed and threatened multiple times. i understand she's had d

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we' s alyssa milano in the room, which is interesting. i'm told she was a guest of senator diane feinstein. >> but no matter how many people are in the room, when you talk to people who have had to testify, even on matters that are nowhere within the same country as the difficult ones she's about to testify on, they talk about hearing their own voice in that huge room as they start to speak. that's just people i've talked to who have had to testify. this is someone who the whole world is watching. >> the hearing is about to begin. >> we will hear from two witnesses, dr. christine blasey ford and judge kavanaugh. thanks, of course, to dr. ford and judge kavanaugh for accepting our committee's invitation to testify and also thank them for their volunteering to testify before we even invited. both dr. kavanaugh have been through a terrible couple weeks. they and their families threats. what they have endured ought to be considered by all of us as unacceptable and a poor reflection on the state of civility in our democracy. so i want to apolo

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a coach people to tweet with hashtag #me too and talk about their own experiences -- alyssa milano. i want to take space and talk about that because i do think that there is often discussion about the #me too movement and time's up movement being the same, and they're actually different because one focuses specifically workplace sexual violence and the other covers the entire spectrum of sexual violence. also the #me too movement is not just a hashtag. it's an organization that provides services and resources to survivors across the country who are healing and/or confronting the violence they have experienced. i feel really honored and privileged to have the opportunity to get to know tarana, to work and walk with tarana and i'm just grateful we have the chance to talk about the work that is being done now. >> thank you, monica. so time's up is where fatima comes in because organization is one of the deliverers of the fund and very helpful in that. so please show low bit about story, how you came to the work and expand on exactly what time's up is about. >> i again thank you for hav

was tress alyssa milano also in the room. >> it was a moment in history i couldn't miss. >> i'm a 76-year-old woman sexually molestedn the second grade. this brings back so much pain. >> and this actress saying "this is me at 14,as the age i w raped." >> an encounr capturing how personal this high-stakes moment many.r so >> i've never a few people who have gone through this and i know the way they've responded. so this is -- i mean, this is tough for somebody to go ythrough. >> a're going to want to keep it right here on nbc 4 had. it is at 1:30, vote for kavanaugh. >> a new sales tax hike, going up to m6% f 5.75. that means you'll pay more for the stuff your families use every dayle day. cigarettes are really going to at thaake a will the. feminine hygiene products will be exempt from that hike. >> joining us actor richard fanning and the director. tell us a little more about it.i >> is studio neater's 40th anniversary so that's 40 years of bringing the best of contemp taryater to logan circle at 14th street. we wanted to kick it off something really local. the play is written by ste

. >>> actress and big me too supporter alyssa milano was a visible presence inside the committee roomek that she did not tell her parents that she had been sexually assaulted for 30 years. we spoke with her about the me too movement's role in the kavanaugh showdown. >> i think women are scared. and i think that the perfect storm needed to happen for me too to take off the way that it did. and so many survivors have come forward and are standing in solidarity with dr. ford. we're not going to be silences anymore. we're going to speak out. it's not a perfect movement. there's no movement that is. people will be falsely accused of things. and that's why it's so important that we set precedent for what due process and a fair process looks like. >> milano told us these difficult conversations are important for the me too movement's success. >>> high school students tell us the sexual assault allegations in the brett kavanaugh hearings resonate with them. >> raise your hand if you know someone who has been sexually harassed or assaulted by a peer. >> do you want to describe whatevery -- you

this room, and you can see over his shoulder, alyssa milano in the back row.he row ahead of her has michael bromwich, one of the lawyers for professor ford over judge kavanaugh's left shoulder. the congresswoman, carolyn maloney. come early tofer reserve a seat. there were four seats for members of congress, none for the public. there was an overflow room for the public to watch. there were some 47 seats total in this room yesterday for people to sit and listen to judge kavanaugh and professor ford. from maryland, republican. my name is gary johnson, and i basically watched the both, everything that happened in yesterday's hearing. several things that struck me about mrs. ford's testimony that basically gave a little bit of, to me, that her story was not quite right. one was in the case of the polygraph. asked herl basically a question about the polygraph, she stated, how did you arrive to come to the polygraph? oh, i flew there from my home in ,alifornia to go to rehobeth and i was on my way to new hampshire and i was there to attend the funeral of my grandmo

alyssa milano told me if kavanaugh was a woman he would have been called unhinged. pelosi said a woman with that response would have been called hysterical referring to his sort of angry outbreaks, his interruption of democrats when they were asking him questions. turning questions back on them like with senator klobuchar who admitted that her father was an alcoholic asking her if she's ever drank until she blacked out. is there a double standard? >>s that double standard and again that's because we've been privileges men's experiences and stories because men hold the reins of power in this country, in business, in government, across all major industries and so until we have more women in leadership, until more women's stories are told, we're not going to have a recognition by those in power that women's stories and women's voices matter. that's what this is all about. the president braised brett kavanaugh's performance. again, had that been a woman, do you think he would have stood by his nominee? >> no, had that been a woman maybe had it been a conservative woman

alyssa milano was in the hearing to show support for dr. blasey ford.f flake and ted cruz to look blasey ford in the eye and allows themselves to feel something. scott wiener said his demeanor was the opposite of judicial. he lacks the temperament to serve as a judge. he is a political hack. oh, sorry. that was his tweet. and sarah sanders says lindsey graham has more decency and courage than every democrat member of the committee combined. that is in response to senator graham telling his colleagues this is the most unethical sham since he's been in politics. >>> legal experts say the hearing is a prime example of what happens when people testify without an investigation. >> that means there is a focus on demeanor. it's not always the most reliable thing. for example, many people are talking about how brett kavanaugh's anger, that's how someone who had been falsely accused would react. it's also how someone caught in a lie would react. >> and that is mark osler, a law professor from st. paul, minnesota, and kavanaugh's former classmate at yale. he said

you know, i've been in sienna, i've been to rome, i've been to milano, but that's it. >> anthony: so yup. >> anthony: you couldn't find me an italian? i mean, what the --, man? >> anthony: celentano bar doesn't look like much, but what they're serving is deceptively good. antipasti, gratzi, carpaccio, tomatoes with pepper, parmigiana, grilled zucchini, mortadella. the italians came during the period i guess in the '70s to work in factories along with the turks and the eastern europeans, and everybody else who came in? >> maurizio: like my dad did, for example. he worked in a cow factory near osnabrück. >> anthony: was your neighborhood italian, or mixed or german? >> maurizio: it was mixed. there were more like these homes made for the guest worker program. you know, all immigrants were like stuffed in there. >> anthony: and integrated. >> maurizio: yeah. >> anthony: meaning the italians all lived together. >> maurizio: not all italians, but lots of immigrants, like turkish people, italian people, surrounded by germans. >> anthony: what do they think of the food, your parents? like w

tonight -- seth rogen, star of "insatiable," actress alyssa milano, cooking with angie mar, featuringis fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump tweeted today about republican wins and primaries in ohio's special election last night tweeting, quote, "five for five." or he might have just been tweeting about some new deal

that when i was fifteen during the second intifada it was my school was in jerusalem i think it was milano. city invited palestinians from better and palestinians from jerusalem for like a week vacation in milan or rest from all the violence and stuff which is very nice it was so stupid for me because i had to go to orlando to meet children at losing bethlehem action fifteen twenty minutes from my house so i think it just shows how the occupation is so close but you have no idea what's going on. the checkpoint to know. it's one aspect of it's still prevention of movement that's the thing. is that people cannot go and open open their shops because of security reasons people don't leave you defiles anymore because. it's almost impossible to leave because of settlers violence either because they can be true fuz or do the street below there would be just schools he almost impossible to get through with a car with which if you leave. teaching so of course the checkpoints are a horrible thing but it's just one aspect of a much more bigger picture which is these really controlling what used to be

so you talk about patty davis, alyssa milano, who is an actress -- talked about that. i do think there's something to be said about the fact that media outlets depending on their individual bias for lack of a better term tend to try to latch upon certain aspects about either kavanaugh or ford to be able to advance their own sort of agenda. howard: sara, when the new york times reported there had been death threats against christine ford, her e-mail was hacked, she moved her family out of their house, essentially she's in hiding. by the way there's been threats against kavanaugh's wife too. there's people on-line who said so what, she's a liar, she deserves it an indication not just of partisanship but ugliness. >> attend of the day -- at the end of the day, anybody who feels like they are in hiding for coming forward about sexual harassment shouldn't be harassed for trying to defend themselves. anyone who is trying to latch on to the narrative, she's going too far, why is she in hiding, she made it up anyway, they are going to lose out. we are in the me too era. you ca

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they just want to humiliate me in front of my wife and my parents and alyssa frigging milano. >> judger. boys like beer. girls like beer. i like beer. i like beer. so am i angry? you're damn right. but if you think i'm angry now, you just wait until i get on the supreme court because then you're all going to pay. give me a can of water. >>> people are talking about musical guest kanye west who went on what some called a pro trump rant during a commercial break for the show. comedian chris rock capturing some of what west had to say posting it on instagram. here it is. >> it's so many times i talk to a white person about this and they say how can you like trump, he's racist? well, if i was concerned out of racism i would have moved out a long time ago. >> west publicly supported the president wearing a maga hat on stage last night as you saw there. >>> 6:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera in new york. you're live in the cnn newsroom. glad you could spend part of your week wednesday us. we have a few major developments right now. some have been emerging in the past few minutes about this newly

kennedy: she sat next to actress and activist alyssa milano.ding to "newsweek" milan a hatter phone confiscated for taking pictures during the hearing. joining me now live woman fighting gillibrand for that senate seat in new york republicans have a dead candidate michelle farley. welcome to the show. >> think you can be. it's great to be here. kennedy: christian gillibrand has been critical when it comes to this and i know she's tried to maintain consistency throughout the #me too saga because you have a sleigh has aspirations beyond the united states senate. she wanted to run for president and then for telling sometimes that brings out the worst in people. >> kirsten gillibrand was against brett kavanaugh before he was named and she supposed to be keeping an open mind. she's a lawyer and she hasn't done that at all. she's incredibly well-qualified at yale lawyer who clerked as a supreme court and instead we are spending a lot of time talking about the allegations. kennedy: we are and i take fault with republicans and democrats are made up the

. >>> actress milano was in the hearing last week of brett kavanaugh. spoke to cnn's ana cabrera and she says there was a double standard in that hearing room. >> and there was a sense of hope. there was a since of hope in that room beforehand. th there was a sense of hope for so many of us who have gone through that and such an empowering and intimidating way and i can't imagine how difficult that was and my stomach was in knots for her. then he got up there and it was -- it was enraging, you know? i felt like if a woman acted like that during a line of questioning, she would have been considered totally unhinged or like she was having a meltdown, which i think proved that he doesn't have the temperament to be on the supreme court. i feel like with this investigation, this he said/she said will get more due process and i think that that is the most important thing. >> one of the senators noted for her questioning of judge kavanaugh on thursday's hearing, join jake tapper live this morning. a a amy clobuchar live on "state of the union" at 9:00 p.m. >>>

. >> bret: judge kavanaugh is back in his seat for all of you following and alyssa milano has continued to sit behind kavanaugh, senator feinstein's gas over his shoulder. let's listen. >> my colleagues on the other side are accusing democrats of some sort of political conspiracy and that is because they want to distract us from what happen here this morning. what happened here this morning is we heard from dr. christine ford who spoke to us with quiet, raw, emotional power about what happened to her. she said she was 100% certain that it was you that attacked her and she explained how she came forward, how she struggled, and how she wanted the president to know so that she could make a better choice. so when you on my colleagues on the other side edge accuse us of ambushing you with false charges, i think we all have to remember, dr. ford's testimony in her courage. let me go back to something you just setting your your opening. you said, is thought at your first hearing, the democrats were in embarrassment. we asked you a lot of questions in those days and, at which of our questions d

i want to read a tweet from alyssa milano, who has pointed out what senator collins had said some months ago on senator al franken. so she writes, a little reminder, senator collins, this from 2017, one week after the allegations. collins, franken allegations credible, disgusting, appalling. she says, your move, the women of america are waiting. you spoke to how we are in a different place women now and also, i'm just wondering, do you think in terms of, you know, red state democrats, collin murkowski, do they have more cover given that this is happening? >> well, it's a good question. also, another difference from 1991 to now, when anita hill went to go testify before the senate judiciary committee, she was testifying before a panel entirely made up of men >> that's a great point. >> so it would also look very different, just in terms of who the senators are that she'd be talking to. there are several women on that committee now. so that also would be a different dynamic at play. in terms of -- collins and murkowski, as we've always known, are the two republican key votes here. they rem

to my right was alyssa milano, something i never thought i would be saying. plates be not in a senate hearing. >> with her in my line of sight, i could see judge kavanaugh's parents, which was tough to watch, tough to watch his mom watch her son undergo this. she was choked up a number of times. that was difficult. but it was clear by the end of today that we really learned nothing new. we still have judge kavanaugh categorically and unequivocally denying dr. ford's allegations. it's not just him. it's everyone else to describe the party. this is not a he said-she said situation. this is a she said versus what four people have said. >> shannon: do you feel she came across as credible? >> she was sympathetic, there was no doubt in matt. she was earnest but there were a number of inconsistencies in her testimony. for instance she said she could not name the hearing this past monday and her attorney said that was because she has a fear of flying. she says that is because of what happened in this incident. and so they asked for a few days so that she would be abl

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. >> bret: yeah, let's just say it's surreal to see alisa milano over the shoulder of judge kavanaughe's the guest of senator feinstein. and dr. blase ford's attorney over his shoulder as well as his wife and a past girlfriend of his, actually on his side. as the senators are coming back in, we haven't heard from the president as of yet. we don't have a sense from the white house of what he's thinking. we are hearing from a trump family member, donald trump jr. tweeting out, i love kavanaugh's tone. it's nice to see a conservative man fight for his honor and his family against a 35-year-old claim with zero evidence. lots of holes that amounts to nothing more than a political hit job by the dems. others in the gop should take notice. judge, last thing. we didn't know that the prosecutor, mrs. mitchell from arizona, would be doing the questioning for republicans on this as well for judge kavanaugh. it seems like she was getting more to the point with her questioning. you thoughts on that. >> she's doing a better job with judge kavanaugh than -- she's hired by the republicans. make no mi

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viral last year when alyssa milano encouraged people to tweet with the #me too.nd i wanted to take space to talk about that. i do think that there is often discussion about the movement being the same, and they are different. one focuses on workplace sexual her vision is broader and covers the entire spectrum of sexual violence. also, the me too movement is not movement thats a provides resources to survivors across the country to our healing and confronting the violence they have experience. honored andally privileged to have had the opportunity to get to know them, justlk with her, and i am grateful we have a chance to talk about the work being done. >> thank you. time's up is where fatima comes in. you are a deliverer of the fund and very helpful. please share your story of how you came to the work and expand on exactly what it is about. >> sure. and thank you for having me, it is just a real privilege to be up here with so many women who i deeply admire. monica started with her family origin story, and i sometimes too.mind to,-- tell mine my family is a famil