ms. walters. >> why? >> i think you tour sensitive. >> barbara walters leaving tv and we have many questions for her. >> you are the most successful woman, journalist of all time. did you ever think about why? ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca >> also tonight, you are not going to believe it, some school kids cannot sing the song ymca because it may be racist. ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. money, women, politics, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. "new york times" has fired its top editor, jill abrahamson, she is out. some say it's because she thought she wasn't paid the same wage as men in her position at the "times." the report comes from ken aletta who works at the new yorker magazine. the history the "new york times" a very liberal newspaper and bought into the war on women political pose. in april it editorialized about the claim that

ms. walters. >> why?> i think you tour sensitive. >> barbara walters leaving tv and we have many questions for her. >> you are the most successful woman, journalist of all time. did you ever think about why? ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca >> also tonight, you are not going to believe it, some school kids cannot sing the song ymca because it may be racist. ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. money, women, politics, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. "new york times" has fired its top editor, jill abrahamson, she is out. some say it's because she thought she wasn't paid the same wage as men in her position at the "times." the report comes from ken aletta who works at the new yorker magazine. the history the "new york times" a very liberal newspaper and bought into the war on women political pose. in april it editorialized about the claim that a

ms. walters. but before she left the stage, i asked her a few political questions.there a war on women in america? you're one of the top women. >> i don't think so. >> okay, no war on women. >> i don't think so. somebody asked me recently was i a feminist? and i thought, that's an old-fashioned word now. with exceptions, women can do whatever the men do. >> i'm glad you said that. that's the biggest phony issue i've ever heard. do you have any resentment against men? ha harry reasoner gave you a hard time. the other journalists were derisive toward you. i heard bad things about you. i never saw it myself. but do you have any resentment against male colleagues -- >> no. >> did they hurt you? >> no, i didn't like some of the things -- i had to fight against them. i think there was the old school of hard news and it should be men. but i like men. i enjoy being with men. i don't have a problem and i don't have resentment. >> because jennings thought you were a softball -- >> peter was his own piece of work, shall we say. >> i asked him, why are you giving her a hard tim

ms. walters. and friday was declared barbara walters a in new york city. we will turn to eight conversation with maurice hines. " celebraterough life his 40 years as a performer. we are glad you joined us. conversations with arbor walters and maurice hines coming up right now. -- barbara walters and maurice hines coming up right now. ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: i am these to welcome barbara walters to this program. her trailblazing career in journalism and television has included so many high-profile assignments including "the today show" and some show called "the view." memoir."audition: a let me start by asking, any regrets yet that you did this? >> i said from the beginning that a lot of young people, to me especially young women and say you have had such a career and so forth. i would like to be you and i said then you have to have the whole package and that package has ups and downs and the package, a lot of people thought of me as being very austere and sort of one dimension and they see fr

ms. walters. >> why?think you tour sensitive. >> barbara walters leaving tv and we have many questions for her. >> you are the most successful woman, journalist of all time. did you ever think about why? ♪ it's

ms. walters. >> why?ensitive. >> barbara walters leaving tv and we have many questions for her. >> you are the most successful woman, journalist of all time. did you ever think about why? ♪

ms. walters. >> why? you tour sensitive. >> barbara walters leaving tv and we have many questions for her. >> you are the most successful woman, journalist of all time. did you ever think about why? ♪

ms. walters has been a big part of our show since the very first season. hought we'd honor her by taking a look back at some o our favorite barbara walters moments. >> good evening and welcome to not for ladies only. i'm barbara wawa. >> if you were a man i'd be all over you like butter on beans. >> i was in a hot tub with henry kissinger and juliet producust. we listen to harry chapin, then made sweet love till the morning sun. >> please welcome barbara walters. >> what an honor it was to see my ground breaking career in journalism reduced to a cartoon character with a ridiculous voice. >> so barbara, you're stepping down after over 50 years as a tv journalist. do you have any tips on how to achieve that kind of success? >> do not be afraid to ask the tough questions like if you're a tree, what kind of a tree would you be? or your place or mine, brokaw? but the real money is in making them cry. nothing brings in the viewers like seeing a celebrity reduced to tears. you may think i'm really feeling bad for them, but all i'm thinking is ka-ching. >> and we h

ms. walters has always been respectful to me and others here at the fox news channel.deserves credit for that and for simply being a legend. we come right back. whoopi goldberg on women physically attacking men and the pinheads of the week. moments away. good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. do you have something for pain?s i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! whon a certified pre-ownedan unlimitedmercedes-benz?nty what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record the memories. during the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event now through june 2nd, you'll get complimentary pre-paid maintenance and may qualify for a two-month payment credit. only

ms. walters. how many years exactly. >> brook, near about 15 years now. i have known barbara walters.rs since i was cog any zant. it was a big deal. and then we got very close over the years because of my work on 20/20. when i left gma and was offered to be the anchor, barbara brought the offer. >> wow. >> it just meant everything that barbara was considering me worthy of doing the work that she obviously treasured at 20/20. >> let's pull back the veil. what i wan to know is what barbara wallers is like when you pass her in the hall way when it's just you and barbara in an office. what she really like. >> she's not unlike bb -- brook baldwin. tough, no nonsense. she tells you exactly exactly what she thinks about a situation. a business that is filled with people who smile at you. what really hurts isn't that she just outbooks you because she's barbara walters, because that's what you tell yourself. she really outworks you. she writes the letters sooner, she goes the see people. she's on it 24/7. very intense and incredibly worldly. she has been everywhere and met everyone. >> what an

stiviano, is speaking exclusively with apc news barbara walter. >> ms.iviano, you just left donald sterling. what is his state of mind right now? >> confused. i think he feels very alone. >> you do not consider him a racist? >> no. >> do you think he should apologize? >> absolutely. >> do you think he will apologize. >> only god knows. >> the woman who recorded team owner donald sterling's infamous racist rant, coming to his defense, insisting they had a professional relationship. >> i became part of mr. sterling's team. i became someone who protected him, someone who took care of him. >> sterling is also breaking his silence, talking to a magazine about stiviano, he said i wish i would have just paid her off. he's been kicked out of the game, benched for his comments about african americans. >> don't those remarks sound racist to you? >> i think when he said is not -- i think the things he said are not what he feels. >> the nba already banned sterling for life and find him $2.5 million. now the league is taking steps to force a sale of the team. after a

bill, out of the park interview with barbara walters, i thought you were fair and honored her career appropriate. ms you, barbara walters is not just the most successful woman journalist of all time but the most successful period. edward r murrow tough to beat. history and spirit could be tough. jesus of was a real person whose actions were documented to some extend. we tell you the truth about that and back it up, that's why killing jesus sold two million copies and still on the best sellers list after all these months. check it out. darron, burlington, north dakota i'm bringing my parents to the boulder fresher show and look forward to you and miller singing ymca. we're rehearsing. we would like to thank everybody in minneapolis, the show sold out. we'll be in rapid city, south dakota on july 25th tickets for fargo and rapid city make great father's day gifts and the last shows until the fall. details onbilloreilly.com. >>> saving you cash, millions of americans are shopping on the net for nearly everything. website called retail me not, retail me not has a great variety of discount coupons free o

ms. hahn from california and walter jones from north carolina. with support for my amendment from coast-to-coast, i am proud to stand here today one step closer to correcting an injustice that has remained for over 70 years. madam speaker, after 70 long years, these mariners deserve to receive recognition for their service to our country. i thank the chairman, i thank the ranking member for including this amendment in the en bloc package this evening and i ask my colleagues to support final pass and. thank you for yielding time. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from california continues to reserve. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: we have no further speakers. i yield the balance of our time. the chair: the gentleman from washington yields back his time. the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. mckeon: madam chair, i encourage our colleagues to support the en bloc amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california yields b

[indiscernible] host: walter, thank you. ms. ifill. ink there is no question that it is important to have a diverse teaching staff. i think the issue, one of the issues i think i heard walter raise was the issue of african-american male teachers, which i think many think are critical, especially in middle school and high school, in school district where you have large populations of african-american boys and girls. absolutely there is no question that that is important, and it is also no question that teaching is more than abc's and 123's. critical thinking is important. if america is going to remain competitive, if our young people are going to become adults who can engage in the world, be innovative, creative, successful, entrepreneurial, then they have to also know how to critically think and not just to be able to fill in bubbles on a test sheet. so we do also have to think that the quality of education that we are providing our students as well, and i think that was the point that walter was making. host: here is a viewer from twit

ms. lewinsky that wasn't appropriate, in fact it was wrong. >> reporter: monica lewinsky spoke to barbara walters that. >> i felt like a piece of trash, i felt -- i felt dirty and i felt used and i was disappointed. >> reporter: we haven't heard much from lewinsky since then, this interview with larry king on cnn in 2002 was one of her last. >> was there a little, like, you know, flirtatious thing going on. >> sure, there had been this flirtation and that was where it began and that's where it started. from there -- >> it took off. >> reporter: silent for more than a decade, she's quick to note that the clintons did not pay her off to keep her quiet. though she's done little professionally over the years, besides promote her own handbag line, it wasn't for lack of trying. in fact, she can't get a job. after getting her masters degree at the london school of economics, because of what potential employers so tactfully referred to my position i was never quite right for the position. >> that's the tough part of the story, isn't it? never being able to hold down a job because of the relationship. int

ms. lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. >> reporter: monica lewinsky spoke with abc's barbara walters about that. >> i felt like a piece of trash. i felt dirty and i felt used and i was disappointed. >> reporter: we haven't heard much from lewinsky since then. this interview with larry king on cnn in 2002 was one of her last. >> was there a little, like, flirtatious thing going on? >> sure. there had been this flir flirtation and that was really where it began. that's where it started. from there sort of the -- >> took off. >> the match lit. >> reporter: silent for more than a decade, she's quick to note in her essay that the clintons did not pay her off to keep her quiet. though she's done little professionally over the years besides promote her own hand bag line, it wasn't for lack of trying. in fact, she can't even get a job. after getting her master's degree at the london school of economics, she told the magazine, because of what potential employers so tactfully refer to as my history, i was never quite right for the position. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> later this hour we'll talk more about mo

walters is not coincidental. they may be estranged as she claims but maybe not as estranged as they like us to think. >> i agree. it's highly unlikely that someone who is advising msling isn't also talking to someone who is advising donald sterling and it may be very well that the two of them are speaking to each other. just a couple weeks ago we saw them leaving a restaurant together. listen, you know, this is a lot of -- i think a lot to do about nothing. at the end of the day, the nba has the ability to self-gover r itself through dispute resolution procedures for arbitration in front of the commissioner. i don't think this is going to spend a lot of time in the courts at all. donald sterling will be out and so will she. >> david cornwell, joey jackson, stephanie elam, great to have you with us talking about this again. remember, the full interview with donald sterling airs on "ac 360" at 8:00. this will be controversial. >>> a new report on the search for flight 370 says two pings heard last month were likely not from the plane. we'll have the latest as the ocean shield heads back into the indian ocean again today. honestly, the off-season isn't i've got a lot

ms. landrieu: thank you. the senate is about to proceed to several votes on important nominees and i wanted to put in a strong word of support for james walter green, who has been nominated by the president to serve as u.s. attorney for the middle district in louisiana. i was very pleased to recommend mr. green to the president for his consideration. i strongly urge my colleagues to vote with me to confirm him today. he has served our country in a variety of capacities, most notably 20 years in military service. he has been involved in multiple deployments as the recipient of numerous military awards, including defense meritorious service award, navy-marine corps commendation medal, and the iraq campaign medal. not only is he a strong patriot and extraordinary service to our country, but in addition, he has also served for 15 years in a variety of capacities in this office, supporting their work through republican and democratic administrations. he comes highly recommended by a broad cross section of individuals in my state, and i'm just really pleased the caliber of person that i was able to recommend, this kind of caliber, high-caliber per