thomas nast really captures that in his caricature of victoria this demon lady. we are looking at a portrait of the first woman to argue a supreme court case -- argue a case before the supreme court. she was arguing for cherokee land rights. she became an expert witness for native americans in subsequent trials. what i like about this portrait is how dignified she looks. she has her hair bound up in this beautiful cloth. she has her legs collar on. it really represents her as this respectable woman, because she was a suffragist and they were constantly being accused of being outside the bounds of femininity. she was actually the first woman to campaign for a presidency. i had mentioned victoria woodhall, who was the first one woman to name herself as candidate for presidency, but she could not campaign because she was serving a jail sentence. yet she had founded what was called equal rights party. this was like a democrat party and the republican party, but it was a third party ticket. the suffragists are running for president on what is called a third party tick

and reporter carl nast men joins us in the studio with more on karl what's going on where people so worried that you have police security agencies in the u.s. there are high alert the f.b.i. as well is warning about violence minute century there seems to threatening posts online regarding quote unspecific mass shootings and those are linked to the opening of dzhokhar and those threats are being taken very seriously this is how seriously the new york premiere here in manhattan you can see canine team bomb sniffing dogs there at the door to the theater at many theaters across the country they're also banning any sort of costumes so take a look here you're not allowed to wear a mask cape cloaks no costumes whether you're dressed as a joke or a batman it doesn't matter you will not be allowed in even earlier this week in los angeles the theater was shut down because of a threat that was deemed to be credible the movie theater then reopened but this weekend they'll have high security there the specific concern really across the country is something that's being called lone offender violence that

deadly rape of a young woman on a city bus back in 2012 that killing sparked a nationwide outrage and nast demonstrations demanding that the government do more to protect women now delhi has launched a new program to make its buses more assessable for them. waiting for a bus in the indian capital delhi. for women commuters there's no need to reach for the small change any. day no receive pink tickets for a free ride. it's part of the city government's plan to make public transportation a safer for women. authorities also hope it will boost women's participation in the economy. i'm equal to ladies' man to go to when he's down and march the free rides will be really helpful for them to get on says he it'll say i spend about 2000 rupees a month on buses and i'm to the government's about that i'm saving this amount will leave me with a little extra spending money to support those of them and has it or maybe i don't spend a lot on buses because i only take them occasionally but for those who commute to work daily it will make a positive difference in the future. plate and the rollout comes just

the world and fortunately he didn't get the chance to get that big audience that's for sure conde nast moments were forced tonight in the german city of crows always thank you. we're here now in the studio with me is rafi obo song a security and terrorism analyst with the german institute for international and security affairs it's good to see you again we are talking there it sounds like what we saw today in holland was an attempt to be a copy of a copycat crime if you will of what we saw in christ church earlier this year do you agree well that's pretty obvious i mean think goodness the perpetrator wasn't as well prepared and armed and effective as what happened in christchurch and as we also just heard authorities think fully also better now to stop the spread of such material. but yes it's still possible and this person's so far seem to have acted on this is very difficult to prevent we heard from the interior minister here in germany tonight that this was indeed an anti-semitic attack what does that tell us about the strings of the far right the neo nazi scene in germany well unfo

and definitely weren't supposed to be enjoying it so this was very much a taboo subject and thomas nast really captured that in the portrait as woodhall as this demon lady. so we're looking at a portrait of velvet ann lockwood. she was the first woman to argue a case before the supreme court in 1880. she was r argue aing for cherokee land rights. she became an expert witness for native americans in subsequent trials. what i like about this por troit is now dignified she looks. it's bound up in this beautiful coiff. she has her lace kole r lar on and it really represents her as this respectable woman. because she was a suffragist and they were constantly being accused of being outside the bounds of femininity. and so she was actually the first woman to campaign to campaign for a presidency. i mentioned victoria who was the first woman to name herself as a candidate for presidency, but couldn't campaign because she was serving a jail sentence and yet founded the equal rights party. it's a third party ticket so the rough rajaiists were run ining r r president on a third party ticket and it

conde nast ranked chicago as the best big city followed by minneapolis, boston, new orleans and washington. cities were judged on their culture, attractions and restaurant scene, and when it comes to small cities, charleston in the great state of south carolina topped the list followed by santa fe. alexandria, virginia, savannah and key west. all great cities there. >> absolutely. >>> well, coming up, the one-handed football catch you have to see. >>> but first the frightening moments as a hot air balloon catches fire at a world famous festival. >>> and up next, the judge who gave a hug in court to the former dallas police officer convicted of murder is now defending her actions. i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, is proven to

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senator mcconnell said farmers would benefit if congress passed the new nast tafta, which is called usmca. >>> the centralbank's acmmodative stance is a good one. but more cuts could be needed. charles evans considers himself open minded when it comes to policy. and said getting the fed's inflat n rate of 2% has been a challenge over the last six months. >>> oil prices fell sharply today on reports that saudi has fully restored its production capacity following those drone attacks on those facilities earlier in the month. the attacks had knocked out more than 5 million barrels a day of saudi crude. price of domestic crude her in the u.s. settled at a one month low. >>> boeing plans to sharpen its focus on safety following the grounding of its 737 max plane. the announcement comes as the company enters a critical time of year. phil lebeau has been following u the story for us all along. boeing ceo is increasing safety protocols. how significant are the moves? >> the moves are significant considering the facthat what boeing has gone through has exposed a lot of flaws in the process of devel

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presidents have in past like corporate leaders, they say nasting things about them, it is a liabilityhe for govd cause heartache for pentagon to defend this, saying we did this on a purely level playing field, we thought that microsoft was a better choice. >> this is rich. the beauty pageant across united states, said they every city in united states we might bring our headquarters to you, use your resources and your time to pitchous why, they went in shook hands who politicians and then did what everyone expected. now they are not asked to the prom they are bitter, i say suck it up cupcake, this is a game, you play it all of the time, this time you done win you didnd for you. >> i health these big corporate welfare grants, what happens is, whoever curries mov more politil favor in washington. i don't think that donald trump's opinion of amazon had anything to do with this. companies will spend a lot of money to get it. there is a -- amazon almost has a entitlement mentality to the money, that is what i don't like. >> but that was reported in the book screw amazon, trump's order to sc

simone biles became the first woman ever to win 5 world all around titles engine nast ticks today, the blood us. >>gymnast took home the all around title at the gymnastics world championships in stuttgart germany. it marks the second time that she has broken metals record this week. she became the most decorated female gymnast in history tuesday, when she won her 21st world championship medal. miles debuted 2 new and very difficult skills at the competition, a triple double on the floor exercise and double double off the balance beam. she plans to compete on the us team at the 2020 olympics in tokyo. >>warriors forward draymond green had as little bit of a score to settle with his shoes off. and alongside warriors assistant trainer roger said show green took his official height yesterday he posted this video on instagram to proof out ali is green's been listed on paper at 6 foot 7 his entire career. we know he's an inch shorter actually 6, 6, greens instagram video was in response to the nba's new rule that requires teams to release players, actual heights. warriors point guard steph c

news has gone live to a select 200,000 audience and that includes all the publications, really conde nast, fox, nbc, abc along with the "new york times" as well. that's part of this 200,000 audience. apparently one of our producers, dan hilton, has a live facebook news app now on his facebook, there you go, on the facebook app. now, what's interesting and different about this, facebook is willing to pay licensing fees depending on which publication we are talking about, but the "wall street journal" reports that news corp entities including wsj will reportedly make sums up to double digit millions of dollars. this is something a lot of publications have really i guess criticized facebook for because most of the news has been shared by users, shared for free, mind you, and these corporations want to be paid. they are paying their employees to write the quality pieces. we heard from mark thomson and mark zuckerberg. he gave us another reason why facebook is launching this new service. >> most of the rest of what we operate on is helping give people a voice broadly and making sure that every

the big ones, abc, nbc, fox, "new york times," also bloomberg, everybody, conde nast as well.s is interesting because in the past, we've heard media barons, i won't name who, said we should be paid for our content given that most people get their news on facebook and social media. ashley: takes a lot of money. susan: that's right. now they are willing to pay up, facebook is. let's see how it goes. ashley: they will pick people at random? 200,000? susan: there's probably an algorithm. ashley: quickly, good move for facebook? >> absolutely. they have the eyeballs. the question is, how are additional ways to monetize that. news always makes sense, compared to making blockbuster films, news is still the most expensive. of course, looking from the other point of view, what does this do to the small grassroots newspapers around america who won't be able to enjoy those licensing deals. ashley: david, thank you. thank you for your comments on this interesting friday start. thank you very much. deirdre and susan, you will stay with us. >>> quick check of the big board. we have turned a