the executive order is misguided and mean-spiritedit and goes against whatar america is all about that except san and cherishes immigrants i fully expect that the president's new executive order has the same uphill climb that the previous version had.erican finally on the affordable care act my republican friends have repeated the mantra of repeal and replace but it turns out during those seven years they'd never came up with a coherent plan to replace the affordable care act. all slogans and no policy know they're scrambling toto come up with something. the problem is every draft every detail or list of principles we have seen is tied together by one common thread to raise the cost of the average americans to cut back on benefits average americans under the republican plan will pay more and get less.eek, no wonder they hide the plan somewhere in the basement even as they are scheduling markups they don't want folks to see it until the last minute. rushes through. i don't blame them it will be very hard for republicanstt to be proud of this plant vat hurts average americansd raising th

the new executive order is still mean spirited, misguided, and in my judgment goes against what america is all about in being a country that accepts and chearishes immigrant -- cherishes immigrant, not disdains them. i fully expect that the president's new executive order will have the same uphill climb in the courts that the previous version had. finally, mr. president, on the affordable care act, my republican friends have repeated the mantra for seven years, repeal and replace. repeal and replace. turns out during those seven years they never came up with a coherent plan to replace the affordable care act. it was all slogans, no policy. and now they're scrambling to come up with something. the problem is every draft, every leaked detail or outline or list of principles we've seen is tied together by one common thread. it will raise costs on average americans and cut back on their benefits. average americans under the republican plan will pay more and get less. no wonder they're hiding the plan somewhere in a basement room, even as they're scheduling markups on the bill for a week fro

. >> opponents say the president's policies are misguided. >> he wants america to think that immigrants are criminals, terrorists when we know immigrants are the american dream. generation after generation after generation. including this one.

the new executive order is still mean-spirited, misguided, and in my judgment, it goes against what america is all about him being a country that accepts and cherishes immigrants, not the stains them. i fully expect that the presidents new executive order will have the same uphill climb in the courts that the previous version have. finally mr. president on the affordable care act, my republican friends have repeated the mantra for seven years, repeal and replace, repeal and replace. years they never came up with a coherent plan to replace the affordable care act. it was all slogans, no policy. r now they're scrabbling to come up with something. the problem is, every draft, every draft, every leaked detailer outliner list of principles we have seen is tied together by one commonak thread. it will raise costs on average americans and cut back on their benefits. average americans under the republican plan will pay more and get less. no wonder they're hiding the plan somewhere in the basement room.olks even as they are scheduling markups on the bill a week from. now. b they do not want folks to

not only misguided. it was hypocritical.you look at strategies that will choose the number of abortions and are contraception and family planning services to women. it is hard to understand when that is a major focus of planned parenthood and they are one of the major providers of contraceptive services that we would want to and up in a place that we are concerned about having to pay too much money people who get pregnant who do not want to get pregnant and end up on medicaid. this is a amendment to be supported. i yield back. >> mr. ingle, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. i move to strike the last word. i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. yesterday was national women's day. some are recognizing that by wearing red. my friends on the other side of -- depend onse to for competence of health care and men depend on them as well. we as members of congress should not be deciding what is us for a woman's health. she should and her doctor's should. it is a critical issue, but again, this i

i'll take a few minutes to talk about this misguided tan tax. which has in part directly contributed to the closure of more than 9600 small businesses across the united states since the tax was implemented in july of 2010. of those 9600 businesses, i might point out that a majority of the ones that have closed were women-owned small businesses. of course, the closure of 9600 businesses means the loss of thousands of jobs. just to point out a few statistics that might be relevant or concerning some of our members in michigan, 4424 tanning salons have closed since the implementation of this tax, loss of over 4100 jobs, texas, 388 businesses tanning salons have closed, loss of over 3800 jobs. california, 485 salons, the loss of almost 4800 jobs. i could go on and on. this is exactly what happens, mr. chairman, when you put an un-american gross excise tax on a small business. not only did this tax bankrupt thousands of businesses and put their owners out of work and their employees out of work, it has not even come close to the revenue that it was r

now, there are misguided and progressive proposals that seek to overturn protections for americans. if passed this will cripple ongoing efforts at the state level to ensure that retirement savings opportunities are more readily available for all workers. in my home state of connecticut we led efforts to find secure and innovative ways to address the growing retirement savings gap for nearly 600,000 working people in connecticut who lack access to employer-based retirement savings. the connecticut retirement security authority has led this effort. it was created in 2016. it's based on almost two years of market research, public hearings, meetings brought in by employers, potential participants and representatives of the financial sector. we are moving in the right direction in connecticut. programs that represent a strong step in the right direction have been fostered and built by encouraging state facilitation with private providers. these plans allow workers access to secure low cost retirement savings accounts in connecticut. that effort would be set back by these proposals to und

is this picture accurate or misguided paranoia? we want to hear from the oath keepers himself. it was given exclusive access what you are about to see has never been on television. much of it is. [inaudible] were gonna defend the constitution of the united states. therefore they guarantee every citizen of the civil liberties. >> were pro-government. we want good government we support the constitution and the bill of rights. >> the oath keepers philosophy is the oath taken by members of the military and law-enforcement who swear to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. it has led to the creation of the oath keepers list of ten orders we will not obey. they believe it would be unconstitutional. they include refusal to disarm america, detained them in as enemy combatants, clued with foreign troops. hate watch groups point to statements made by oath keepers founders, yell educated army airborne vet. it is a smokescreen a missed extremist movement of the 19 nineties. allowing groups to to regroup and burst forth into raci

that's misguided. >> why is it misguided? >> it's a reality check.ish in washington. you look back to the last time there was tax reform in 1986, it took president reagan five years to get it done. we need to be patient. >> that's the last time you got widespread far-reaching tax reform. but what about tax cuts? can a simple tax cut be as bullish for markets? >> it depends on how it's implemented. the issue now is the expectations of broader, deeper tax reform have been built into the markets. this is sort of one of the reasons we see the pause. you mentioned a slightly more positive outlook on the valuations of financials, compared to other sectorers. goldman sachs and morgan stanley down about 9% this month. so almost in correction territory. is that a buying opportunity? >> when you look at it, financials are different. you're trying to unwind ten years of entrenched bearishness since the start of the financial rye sis. so valuations are nowhere near on par with the rest of the market. th we think the fed will hike twice this year, as well as the

i think that is the bit about the trade that has been misguided.hree -- the key think they have made money on is the fix. the vix continues to remain in the sideways track to incredibly low levels. when we look for clues that things will happen? >> the vix is a measure of worry. is broken as a model. in terms of castrating, so much of the immediate risk hedging is done through them and people no longer object is much through the banks. when equities to blow up, the next will reflect that because both of the places so much. i don't think the vix is that. we switch back and forth so quickly and so short-term it is hurt -- hard to know where the risk is. the hard data is slightly disappointed. stimulus has not come through as quickly as they expect and commodities are showing the exceptional demand is not as high as it was. the u.s. economy is not doing as well as hoped. >> great stuff as ever. the macro strategist must smart analysis throughout the day. today trump will meet with the head of the national economic council. talking about tax and the ov

. >> it's still mean spirited, misguided and in my judgment goes against what america is all about. >porter: the washington state taernl general whose lawsuit brought down the first travel ban says his team is reviewing the new executive order and considering the next steps. abc news, washington. >> reaction to this morning's announce came quickly. we will confront this resized order. the trump administration's repacking has done nothing to change the immoral, unconstitutional and dangerous goals of their muslim and refugee ban. in contrast, homeland security said in a statement the executive order signed today by president trump will make america safer and address long over concerns about the securiy of our immigration system. >> renewed its global terrorism warning. it urges americans to stay vigilant in public places. the routine renewal is the first of the trump administration and makes no substantial changes to the warning issued in september. it does note that terroristis ae using less sophisticated a tracks. >> the issue of trans gender rights in schools is still unresolved aft

press i find fairly offensive and that is just one thing that he has done that i consider extremely misguided view are completely entitled to your view and so am i.. >> being part of the nation ''. >> added is separate but i certainly have a point of view if you read anything i have written you would know that fast. >> host: did bill clinton work with you quick. >> was allowed to travel with him went to africa to see the work on three occasions and traveled elsewhere. he gave me more than a dozen interviews on the record that were recorded he agreed in the beginning he would not have any editorial control. he did not get to read it and tell it was at the printer and a felt very privileged he would give me that much cooperation and agree it would be my book. >> host: we will try a elisabeth columbus, ohio. >> caller: thank-you. has been so interesting hearing the questions people ask about hillary. you have researched bill clinton in that wing for but i am struck by the messaging with the idea for whatever reason hillary clinton's people have not been able to say the truth about whitewater i r

today, a number of republican colleagues talked about how misguided this cut was. it made me very hopeful, to be honest. representative hal rogers, ted yoho, all agree that this cut is absolutely misguided. several retired three and four-star generals wrote a letter to congress expressing their deep concern over these serious budget cuts being made to the state department because they know that diplomacy goes hand in hand with any kind of defense that has to be put out there. you've got to have the two together. here's what they said. this is -- i'm reading a quote. the state department, usaid, millenial challenge corporation, peace corps and other development agencies are critical to preventing conflict and reducing the need to put our men and women in uniform in harm'sway. end quote. in 2013, general mattis himself said if more funding for development wasn't provided he would have to buy more bullets. development programs are inextricably linked with our national security and this president should not be cutting these programs if he wants to bolster snarble secur

the internet and television industry says it sa prts upport reversing the fcc rule, calling them a misguidedeproacappro. privacy groups condemn the resolution saying it sacrificing privacy rights of americans and interests of protecting profits. now if the house does also repeal these rules, the next step is a signature from president trump. >> now, nbc 4 is a d by comcast, the nation's largest cable and internet provider. >> big plans for his life. he was in a phd program. but now, that tea on hold, after the explosion at the flower branch apartments in silver spring last summer, he lost all of his phd research in the explosion, but that pales in comparison to who hel he lost t night. he was in italy studying international relations. his aunt and uncle two of seven killed in the awful explosion. he says he doesn't remember much about that night. but recalls waking of in a hospital in severe pain. i inhaled so much smoke. i was like, i am going to die. and i was praying to to god. >> he had a serious leg injury. therapy. and eventually more surgery. we were with him recently when he went in

some of those watching the protest wondered if misguided. >> i'm opposed to shutting down murray frompeaking which some people are for. >> reporter: you'd rather have a debate. >> i'd rather have debate an discussion. >> reporter: if you couldn't notice we will tell you that tv cameras from news stations were allowed in the murray talk and he was on are unavailable for comment to reporters before leaving campus. in a statement the university made note of the protests but we voice russly defend free speech and pursuit understanding and the understanding of diverse viewpoints. iain. >> bruce, thank you coming up a man kic philly because of his wheelcha wheelchair? >>> and could the first state be the next state to legalizena? >> pennsylvania businessman says he was kicked off a flight from los angeles to philly international because. mark smith has cerebral palsy. he says he bored the plane in la like he always does. ready to head east and all of a sudden the crew made him get off the flight. he says he's never been treated this way before and was given little for the big inconvenience

is the information put back up the being false or used surreptitiously to misguide people. i thank you for your comment. guest: it definitely is to be expected there is some sort of -- this was done without any sort of warning are basically any statements on open data. i would agree with your point. this data is a public resource and should not be taken away from the public. i think there is opportunity for congress to step up to the plate and prevent the deletion of federal data that is already been publicly available. considering the fact sometimes data needs to be adjusted or otherwise merged, but just like congress the published information they should require the information does not go away. good morning. on whatlike your take is going on and what is already happened with noaa. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. and how that affects not just the united states but the entire world and what uses there have been for it. and what we are going to do to be able to hang on to that. if it's defunded, what can we do to bring people's consciousness to this and

the comments have been described by the campaign group rape crisis as outrageous and misguided.the chair of the criminal bar association say‘s he agrees with the judge. it's unusual for the judge to make those kind of wide—ranging comments that go beyond the key issues dealing with, but i suppose because it was her last day in court, she felt she could do it. it seems to me she was lamenting the prevalence of attacks on young, vulnerable women by rapists. and one of the things that makes women vulnerable to that sort of attack is when they get very drunk. but she was very careful not to blame the victims of the rate for what has happened to them. she says a woman can do with her body what she wants, and man will have to adjust his behaviour accordingly. and i don't think anyone could disagree with that. it seems to me that what she is really saying is that what she is really saying is that when a person, any person, does something that is potentially risky, like getting extremely drunk, they need to be aware of the risks they are taking, and have some understanding of where it m

. >>> governor brown says abandoning president trump clean power plan is pro foundly misguided and shockingly ignores basic science. new york and california will continue to work closely together and with other states to help fill the void left by the federal government. >>> presidential hopefuls would have to disclose tax filings to secure a spot on california's 2020 ballot under a new bill. if it passes presidential and vice president candidates would need to show their tax returns. this is because of president trump's not showing his tax returns. >> this is important to the public. if you are going to create policies that are going to affect people, we ought to know what your financial interests are. >>> a recent poll suggestion that over 70% of americans think president trump should release his tax regulation. other states are releasing similar bills. >>> it is great to be back in san francisco. coming up hillary clinton back in the bay for the first time since losing the presidential election. details on her details and message to women. >>> one more day of warmer weather as we head into

some of those watching the protest wondered if it might be misguided. >> i'm opposed to shutting downurray from speaking which some people are for. >> reporter: you'd rather have a debate. >> i'd rather have debate an discussion. >> reporter: if you couldn't notice we will tell you that tv cameras from news stations were allowed in the murray talk and he was on are unavailable for comment to reporters before leaving campus. in a statement the university made note of the protests but we voice russly defend free speech and pursuit understanding and the understanding of diverse viewpoints. iain. >> bruce, thank you coming up a man kicked off a flight to philly because of his wheelcha wheelchair? >>> and could the first state be wheelchair? >>> and could the first state be the next state to legal at nature valley, we know that you have to put good in here to be great out there. real good energy. real delicious energy. nature valley granola bars. just good. you don't normally run through a meadow at sunrise. but once you indulge in rich, dark chocolate, lightly salted almonds and slow roas

where you take on the people who brought you to the dance and say, you know, i think really we are misguided on the way we handle some of the things, at least the way i've handled them. take that on and stand against the guy who is, you know, the great savior now, apparently. and at the same time try to reach out to a group of people who despise you? if that works, that will be a miracle ask an unforeseen miracle. >> i'll come back to why you can't find any compatriots at the level that you operate on the left. let me ask first about the parishioners, if i can put it that way. are you converting anybody in your audience? >> i think so, tavis. i've taken, i don't know if you've had a chance to listen or watch or read any of the things that i've printed in the last two years. >> i have. i have. >> i'm not preaching to the choir by any imagination. my audience size has not grown which is typical in talk radio but it has not diminished. that's pretty remarkable in and of itself. i believe my audience has gone with me on this journey. it has been a long time coming. it's not now, what was it? fou

climate change activists, al gore, blasted the order calling it a misguided step that will affect generations to come. the calls are growing louder tonight for california congressman, nunes, to step down from the investigation into russian election hacking. the house intelligence committee chair, faces questions from both parties on whether he can lead a fair investigation of russia's possible ties to the trump campaign. today, fired acting attorney general, sally yates, along with formeren tell je eintelligence were set to testify. last friday, nunes postponed the hearing. "the washington post" says it has e-mails showing the white house wanted to bar much of yates' testimony. the president tweeted overnight. trump russia story is a hoax the a message repeated in today's white house briefing. >> if the president puts russian salad dressing on his salad tonight. some how that is a russian connection. >> when reporters laughed. spicer admonished them saying at some point they have to take no for an answer on the issue of collusion with russia. >> going for tv gold. nbc changing the way you wil

do you worry at all that these remarks, this -- this wrong-headed, misguided quote about the brits tapping donald trump, do you worry it will damage relationships on that front? >> i was confident after the first iteration of his story that it would go away, didn't really matter. then he popped up again on friday evening. this has made me more concerned as it runs, and against a background of the president apparently having a certain distrust of intelligence agencies generally, it does make me a bit concerned that if there is not full political support for what we do together, and total trust in the relationship, that it could do it some damage. this is, indeed, as you say, the closest intel relationship anywhere in the world. we are pretty much interchangeable. we are interdependent. and at a time when world is full of so many dangerous events and so many bad guys out there, a lot of cyber and terrorist and other attacks, we need this thing to work. so the simplest thing of all is to close this down. nobody has to say, sorry, we got it wrong. but to say something in my judgment like we're

trade group that represents the internet and tell l televis industry reverses that calling them a misguided approach and look forward to restoring a consistent approach to online privacy that consumers want and saying it's sabotaging the rights of americans and the interest of protecting profits. if the house does also repeal these rules, the next step is a signature from president trump. >>> susan, thank you. nbc 4 is a division of nbc universal which is owned by comcast, the nation's largest cable and internet provider. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> just about 5:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. depending where you are this morning, you might need the low beams or the wipers. >> melissa's going to have a look at the roads and rails for us. want to start with chuck and sheena and what you'll face when you step out the door this morning. hey, guys. >> definitely need the umbrellas today. >> you'll need it this morning and then you'll also need it around lunchtime and possibly this afternoon with thunderstorms. >> time to dust that t

. >> the government has wasted too much of its money on inefficient and misguided projects. by working infrastructure as the president and these executives do restore and respect for the taxpayer dollar and make the best investment. the president was particularly pleased to be holding this meeting now the secretary of transportation chow, epo administrator pruitt and energy secretary in getting to work. in attendance at the lunch were secretary ciao, perry, administrator pruitt and richard lafrock, ceo of lafrock, steve roth the ceo of rinaldo realty trust, josh harris of apollo global management, bill ford the ceo of general atlantic, lynn scarlet nature conservative vanity, tyler duvall,ing in kinsey and elon musk of spacex. the president will meet with congressman cummings to discuss rising prescription drug prices. the president is looking forward to continuing the dialogue that they started a few weeks ago on the phone, at 4:00 the president will meet with interior secretary ryan zinke, senator murkowski and sullivan of alaska, expected to discuss the priorities of the

. . -- misguided narratives. think we should always give the benefit of the doubt to the professionals who are working every day to keep us safe. let me turn to mr. smith for any comments you would like to make before turning to our witness. >> i want to echo the comments about how important this region is. the challenges are great. the issue i want to highlight and have the general discussion -- as we continue in iraq, the problem continues to be that the baghdad government is not inclusive enough of the sunni population. tribal leaderunni the other day. obviously the prime minister is trying, there has not been much improvement. there is a sense that baghdad is closer to iran than their own sunni population. until we fix that problem, if you have a disgruntled pushed aside sunni population in iraq, you will have fertile ground for al qaeda and extremists that want to exploit it. i am curious what we are doing intointegrate the sunnis the baghdad government so that it is not sectarian, but a government for iraq.

her comments have been described by campaigners as outrageous and misguided.ed for six years for what police described as a horrifically prolonged attack. ricardo rodriguez was found guilty of two counts of rape, but, sentencing, judge lindsey kushner used herfinal words before retiring to issue a rape warning to women. she said girls are perfectly entitled to drink themselves into the ground but should be aware of potential defendants to rape gravitate towards girls who have been drinking. if push comes to shove, a girl who has been drunk is less likely to be believed than one who is sober at the time. while many might see her comments as useful advice, others believe this is a backwards step. i'm very anxious that whatever message she meant to send, it's very clear that what it has sent is the message that there is not much point in reporting. that's wrong. whatever amount of drink you've had, do report, you will be treated better than this suggests. a rape survivor herself, this woman now helps others through the ordeal. it makes all of us really quite angr

their troubled people seeking a misguided way down a path of killing and harming innocent people. it continues to be a major feature of the fbi's work. all of human experience is somehow a search for meaning in their troubled people over the united states were attracted to the idea of finding meaning through the hyper violent authored by the group to savages. so we have investigation all 50 states trying to understand where are these people, these troubled people. it was to problems, mental health goblins, sexual abuse problems, all kinds of issues that lead them in a misguided way to seek meaning. where are they on the spectrum for consuming the poison to that in the poison. that is really hard. it is a nationwide search for needles in a haystack, but it's actually harder than that. we are looking to find out which pieces of hay might turn into a needle and it gets harder still. especially with the islamic state. if they found a live one, they would move that needle to a place where it disappeared. so it is an invisible, encrypted needle in a nationwide haystack and the reason to

i urge my colleagues to oppose this misguided bill. and before i yield back my time i have two letters in opposition to place in the record from the union of concerned scientists and from the environmental defense fund. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. esty -- ms. esty: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves, the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: i yield myself 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: it's hard to keep up with all the misstatements about this bill but i'm going to try. the immediate past speaker on the other side talked about the cost of the bill and i'm sure he didn't do it intentionally but he because oosing a two year out of date cost. we have an email from the c.b.o. as of this past monday that says c.b.o. estimates this legislation would not affect direct spending or revenues. so there is no cost despite what members might hear otherwise. also, it is just hard for me to understand how any member of congress could oppose open and hones

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. >> dianne feinstein calls it yet another discriminatory misguided effort with no basis in fact. barbara lee says it's just as hateful, dangerous and counterproductive as the first one. >>> and a lot of local groups are also against this ban. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live at san francisco international airport. cornell, you're hearing we could see more airport protests in the future? >> reporter: yeah, kristen. in fact no protests today here at sfo, but immigrant rights groups say they will be happening later this week. sfo officials say they will be ready. for now, though, the travel ban is seeing a lot of opposition here in the bay area. >> it feels like it's an attack on our identities as muslims, like we're not american enough. >> reporter: she is feeling scared about president trump's newest travel ban order. she's a yemeni american handling immigration and civil rights cases. she's afraid the new order will spark fear and hatred. >> as a visibly muslim woman, i'm an easy target. >> we see it as muslim ban 2.0. >> reporter: she sees no change in president tr

you also said we might be tempted to think our democratic heritage might actually protect us, a misguided reflex. guest: it is exactly the opposite of what our constitutional tradition teaches us. the constitution set up the way it was with checks and balances, it was not because we were perfect but the players -- but because we were imperfect. they thought the main danger would not come from outside the country but would come from human nature. that is right. so to say it cannot happen here because we are an exceptional nation or we have democracy, we are making the mistake the founders warned us against you the key institutions we have to care about our two defend. host: you gave short lessons on that start with the primary one, the primary lesson on what we learned about tyranny in the 20th century. guest: there are 20. number one is do not obey in advance and wherever tyranny comes from, whatever the ideology comes out to be, it is not just a matter of pure power. it is not overwhelm you right at first. the violence comes later on. the main thing we learn is that it depends also on us

the new executive order is still mean—spirited, misguided and in my judgement goes against what america a country that accepts and cherishes immigrants not disdains them. the us military has begun deploying a controversial missile defence system in south korea. it comes a day after north korea provoked international condemnation by firing four missiles towards japan. a statement by the us pacific command said the deployment would enhance the south's ability to defend itself against threats from pyongyang. steve evans is in seoulfor us. tell us more about the missile defence system 7 tell us more about the missile defence system? it is called thaad and it is basically a system of ray does and incoming resale detectors and then the missiles to destroy them — that is the theory. it was going to be like, very contentiously in south korea, but they have brought it forward. they have started shifting part into a golf course south of seoul. china says it up course south of seoul. china says it up balances the power in this part of the world and it really does not like it. china has implemented

the comments have been described by the campaign group rape crisis as outrageous and misguided.sn't agree with these comments. if you want to leave a legacy message, it would be far better be directed at the men who are raping. those predatory men who deliberately pick on vulnerable young woman, whether it is because she is drinking, that her wits will not be about her, they are deliberately focusing on someone because of their vulnerability. it would be overwhelmingly better to say that that predatory behaviour is well understood and will be treated with very strong sentencing. unfortunately, if you focus, and she herself acknowledged that judges are criticised for focusing too much on the conduct of the complainant and not on the conduct of the rapist, if you focus on the young woman, or the young man, because of course it happens to them as well, and say that if they have been drinking, seem to be less likely to be believed, or more likely to have consented to the individual, then it looks as if you are shifting the responsibility over to that person. i know she said that you

her comments have been described by campaigners as "outrageous" and "misguided".s. jailed for six years for what police described as a horrifically prolonged attack. but, sentencing, judge lindsey kushner used herfinal words before retiring to issue a rape warning to women. she said girls are perfectly entitled to drink themselves into the ground but should be aware of potential defendants to rape gravitate towards girls who have been drinking. if push comes to shove, a girl who has been drunk is less likely to be believed than one who is sober at the time. while many might see her comments as useful advice, others believe this is a backwards step. i'm very anxious that whatever message she meant to send, it's very clear that what it has sent is the message there is not much point in reporting. that's wrong. whatever amount of drink you've had, do report — you will be treated better than this suggests. a rape survivor herself, this woman now helps others through the ordeal. it makes all of us really quite angry, and not just because they're arrogant, factually inc

i see this as a misguided, unfortunate attack on health care for women, and certainly that's what i'm hearing from women in the state of vermont. three months into the 115th congress the united states senate has yet to consider real legislation aimed at addressing the many challenges that we americans face today. instead they use simple majority votes permissible through the rarely used congressional review act as rolling back key protections for the american people which were put in place by the last administration. now, never mind the current administration has the power to address certain aspects of regulations that they wish to rewrite. no, they could address these. they could seek a rewriting of them. they could seek legislation. but instead, republicans in congress are intent on using this blunt procedure to unravel years of very careful and deliberative work. and these raw power plays are part of the trump republican no-nothing antiscience agenda in which the winners are not the american people. they are not the women of my state. they are not the average person you might might

that less than 48 hours that my constituents have to read this s bill or that i had to read this misguided bill before it was jammed through the committee. let's even put aside the fact it's being jammed through without any data from the congressional budget office to tell our constituents how many of them can expect to lose coverage or see their taxes go up. >> the gentle lady would suspend i would like to have order in the committee room so we can have here the members speak. please go forward. >> let's talk about the one thing we do know. this bill is an enormous tax cut for wealthy americans. republicans are trying to get an average tax cut of around $7 million to each of the top 400 highest income households in the country. a tax cut they don't need and didn't ask for and while they are doing that, they are ripping health insurance away from millions of hard-working americans, forcing seniors to pay a staggering $3,200 more on premiums every year for less coverage, increasing the cost of prescription drugs for middle-class families, d. funding planned parenthood on international women

to everyone who has called, i hear you and i stand with you in opposing this harmful and misguided effort. back at home in new york's capital region, i have been hering from many people who are frightened by the thought that this bill will become law and the last shred of their online privacy will be lost forever. they know how much information their internet service provider has mined from their internet activity and they rightfully believe they should have a say in when that information can be bought and sold. they understand that gutting these privacy protections would mean that internetter is vice -- service providers could sell their private information without their permission. it means their private internet browsing and serge history, the text of their emails and mobile app use abbling can be sold without -- usage can be sold without their permission. they have a right to control who learns their information, they have a right to protect their social security numbers and the contents of their emails. privacy rules also require providers to use reasonable measures to protect consum

is profoundly misguided and shockingly ignores basic science." the statement goes on to say.. washington, we will work with our partners throughout the world .. to aggressively fight climate change and protect our future." let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. a gradual warming trend will continue through wednesday as high pressure builds over the region. cooler and breezy conditions return on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. while a few light rain showers will be possible, most locations will remain dry. the ridge will then rebuild back over the region late in the week resulting in another warming trend heading into the upcoming weekend. (pam) there's a lot more coming up, including a crook who forgets a critical part of his costume.. gets caught on camera (steve) and tesla fights back against claims of harrassment and unfairness in the workplace. (pam) new tonight at eight..sometimes it is just about being a kind human being.now one man's di

the comments have been described by the campaign group rape crisis as ‘outrageous‘ and ‘misguided'.isoners were evacuated from a jail in dorset overnight — after a large fire was started by an inmate. it's believed he climbed onto the roof of hmp guys marsh — near shaftesbury — after complaining about a change of regime, at the prison. fiona lamdin is there now. fiona. thank you. last night ten fire crews we re thank you. last night ten fire crews were here trying to put out the blaze. i have to say, this morning and this lunchtime there is very little evidence that anything too graceful. the only thing we have seen today is ever so often prison bans keep coming and going and there is some speculation that maybe some of those evacuated prisoners are being moved to other prisons. flames and thick smoke filled the night sky above the prison. after an inmate forced to be drunk, wearing many layers of clothes, set light to them on top of the prison roofjust after 8pm last night. aspire biters controlled what they described as the large fire outside, inside 64 prisoners were moved from t

the comments have been described by the campaign group rape crisis as outrageous and misguided.e agrees with the judge. he says he agrees with the judgem is unusual for he says he agrees with the judgem is unusualfor a judge he says he agrees with the judgem is unusual for a judge to make he says he agrees with the judgem is unusualfor a judge to make ride waging comments —— wide—ranging comments that go past this. it seems to me she is lamenting the prevalence of attacks on young vulnerable women by rapists and one of the things that makes women vulnerable to that sort of attack is when they get very drunk. she was very careful not to blame the victims of the rape for what has happened to them. she said, a woman can do with her body whatever she wa nts. can do with her body whatever she wants. and a man will have to adjust his behaviour accordingly. don't think anyone can disagree with that. it seems to me that what she is really saying is that when a person, any person does something like getting extremely funk, which is potentially risky, they need to be aware of the risks of

that's one thing is done that i consider extremely misguided, you could say, but you are completely entitled to your view and so am i. >> host: being part of the nation, the nation has a point of view. >> guest: it separate from the "nation" magazine but i have a point of view. if you read my publication or anything i've written you would know that really fast. >> host: did bill clinton work with you on this book? >> guest: he allowed me to travel with him. i went to africa and saw the work the clinton foundation was doing on three occasions and traveled elsewhere with them in the world. he gave me, i'm sorry, more than a dozen interviews on the record that were recorded. he agreed at the beginning that he would not have any editorial control over the book, and he didn't bear key didn't get to read until after it was at the printer, and i felt very privileged that he would give me that much cooperation and yet agreed that it would be my book and not his book. >> host: we will try elizabeth>> in columbus, ohio, one more time. you were on the air. go ahead. >> caller: thank you thank you. this

the respected mental health charity, mind, has said this misguided legislation must be reversed.ain, look again at the decision of the court, look again at the consequences of it, and withdraw the consequences of it, and withdraw the steep decision, this nasty decision, except the court's judgment and support those going through a very difficult time in their lives. that is how we will all be judged. the way we are dealing with disability benefits is to ensure that payments are going to those most vulnerable. what we are doing in relation to the personal independence payments is in searing that the agreement —— ensuring that the agreement of this parliament is being put into practice. so trouble ahead for mr may overcome three —— mrs may over pips. heidi allen, you we re mrs may over pips. heidi allen, you were cited by jeremy mrs may over pips. heidi allen, you were cited byjeremy corbyn, who praise due for speaking out against the government's stance, but theresa may said the government is already spending more than any other government on disability benefits. why are you still

our whole me that mission is misguided. that we are fighting not soldiers, not warriors, but criminals. the whole notion of the global war on terror confers on these criminals the inappropriate title of soldier. our military is the inappropriate tool in my view. we spend more than the seven next countries combined. this is the longest war in american history just to take one tiny part of it. that now despite the fact the u.s. has spent more than $8.5 billion to battle narcotics in afghanistan, opium production has reached an all-time high. it strikes me that a whole different approach needs to be taken to fight isis and the other islamist nutballs. they are not warriors, not soldiers, but criminals. be whole approach needs to of law enforcement rather than the u.s. moto military could guest i. i appreciate the sentiment. yesterday we heard from madeleine albright and stephen hadley. we talked about america's role in the world. one of the topics i had the opportunity to exchange with both of those guests before our committee