we surrender our modesty and trust physicians especially our ob/gyn with our needs and vulnerabilities. in return we expect expertise and respect. elizabeth blackwell to get a medical degree of gender power and balance and advocated for women's equal representation. it isn't only about what women will do in medicine but also the influence they will exert she lectured in 1959. today half of our medical students but another go-round is no more secure either is our health. the report found the life expectancy has risen and women are dying at younger ages than international peers. it's kind that has been worsening. in the years it is worse than men and worse than the previous generation. the 2013 study found that doctors enter adulthood greater risk for the development. in 42% of counties women's life expectancy is decreasing. fact, haven't we come a long way from where cervical cancer was the number one cause of cancer and the days when breast cancer and more awareness, haven't we conquered this and aren't we already more flexible, shouldn't women have more power now in medicine and the s

only an economic or political argument it's also psychological isn't it why is germany so afraid why ob john been so afraid of debt. i think this is a bit yeah you can say the heritage of the german past so i think germans have always been very very sensitive to inflation and to debt but sometimes they forget that you need some debt to finance the future and this is probably what politicians have to tell people and then i think also the german mood will change i hope at least a bit that this is not giving away goodies for the past and this is what unfortunately in the last 2 great coalitions have done there was money there was money in the last 10 years due to the very good situation of the german economy but they didn't spend it for the future so for productivity and those investments i just mention i think if you tell this to the people it's for the children for the next generation i think you could overcome this typical german problem quite a bit. because of thank you very much for that analysis things thank you think. now the c.e.o. of boeing dennis millen barack has admitted to u.s

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he's been in this field of ob/gyn for more than 40 years, and for back use to start working with this midwife and he told several stories. he didn't denigrate what to do in hospital. what he's been doing in hospital, but he pointed out how he could learn so much listen to the midwife and the women and he gave some great stories. we are going some of this, these sort of short presentations at the briefing at the statehouse this morning which is for this important bill where can't get past. people should refer to physicians to that short presentation to role model how to be positive about opening these conversations and share information and enable others to save maybe we're doing things not the right way. an endocrinologist going up against the gynecological establishment with information that are endocrinologist peers have problems with the gynecologist you because it's not their sphere. but the conversation has to happen and your book is going to help that, so thank you. >> thanks. [applause] >> i'm going to add a question to that. which i like to ask a lot of people i develop for un

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what you envision in terms of homelessness and solving the ob m. >> i'm the only candidate that has beenaser d focuon homeless conditions and mental hilt from the beginning. my goal is to take juvenile haul ask turn that in a mental health center. it's one thing to say that those battling mental iless shouldn't be in our county jails or courtrooms, but they shouldn't be on our streets either. we need a robust mental health system for them to get the hern they need, and juvenile hall is a perfect opportunity to do that. >> julie, let's go to you. >> i think i take very practicing thattic approach to these issues on san francisco streets. one of them is a as district attorney, can you be an advocate for certai y policy positionand i definitely want to make here is that we push a policy position that address homelessness, drug addiction, and mental health issues before homelessness occurs. before people become involved in the criminal justice syem, we need to take an approach that is thoughtful about what pps in terms of where they are -- where we have an opportunity to palab te get peo mak

capital as part of what's planned to be 2 weeks of action have been blocking major roads and business obs in the center of london the activists part of the global extinction rebellion movements that they won't disrupt business as usual in a bid to force environmental issues to the top of the agenda some of the stunts are also planned in some 60 cities world wide. and i won't climate change does seem to dominate current concerns about the human foreign meant a new report does predict another potential catastrophe on the horizon a shortage of phosphorous. right 1st lies is that underpin global food production is an imminent crisis the rogue phosphate deposits on which the world depends not only finite but some of contaminate it and many located in geo politically unstable areas of phosphorous is essential for all life it does take many fundamental by chemical processes for example creating d.n.a. but it also has a commercial applications to it is why i think he says a fertilizer phosphate compounds are used in steel production demand for the element has been soaring among the concerns they

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i'd like us to go down memory lane, for those of us who had the privilege obeing here, mr. engel, we're reminded of a secular turkey, a turkey where all were welcomed. we remember visiting some of the beautiful and wonderful treasures of turkey as we met with government officials and heard them reinforce their commitment to democracy, the idea of freedom of religion. and that is appropriate for a 70-year member of nato. we're very grateful for their commitment to nato. there are many who continue to advocate for turkey's presence in nato. so that nato could be comprehensive and unique. but we find ourselves now in the grips of a single-minded individual. who does not see the beauty of democracy, does not see the beauty of diversity and the welcoming of those from many places to turkey or the orderly process and the role, the strong role they can play in the middle east. yet, on a midnight call or late night call on a sunday night, speaking to this administration, the turkish president didn't consult or maybe offer options, but what we have gleaned from the media is that the

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ultrasound technician leighann decker is a former employee of an ob-gyn in owensbro, kentucky. he prescribes testosterone to patients with normal levels. >> more and more practitioners have tried to jump on board when they see the cash being made from it. it's cash pay. it's easy money. >> they read about it. they see it. >> reporter: the doctor in kentucky and practitioner in indiana both attended seminars given by this man, dr. neal rouzier. rouzier has been promoting hormone replacement therapy for decades. >> i don't care about the number. i treat patients. >> reporter: during a 2016 deposition, he said he gives testosterone to patients even if their levels are normal. testosterone is only fda-approved to treat men with low levels of testosterone. and some research suggests testosterone therapy may increase the risk of heart attack or stroke. back in 2015, rouzier dismissed that concern. >> there is thousands of articles to show protection against heart attacks. >> reporter: but under oath in that deposition, he couldn't back up his claim that his approach to testosterone t

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let's talk to one of the best-known emerging-market investors, mark mobius joining us now from ob as he's going -- from mobius partners. he's going to discuss it with us. one of the things effecting emerging-market investors right now is whether we get a trade deal. is a skinny trade deal fully discounted by emerging-market investors? mark: i think so. a lot of the chinese manufacturers have moved overseas to escape u.s. sanctions. get low-cost can manufacturing. it can take six months or a year, but it happens faster than people think. i think a lot of it has been pretty much discounted. i believe the impact on the american consumer is not going to be as big as people think because of this rearrangement of the manufacturing. one one of the -- romaine: of the issues with this shift away from china is that none of those countries have the same scale that china has with regards to its labor force to be able to handle all of the goods that the world demands. is that sort of fragmented system, where maybe you do have things spread out between vietnam and bangladesh and all of these diffe

they have seen out of those leaders who are complaining are not included were leaked, and own did the obe same. with the 5 prisoners for poe boe bergdahl's release. he did not include them. he notified them i think two hours before rather than 30 days, not as if this has been first time, maybe in terms who was i listen to. comments in statements from those that lived that under regime that saw people beheaded for smoking and women beat to death in the streets, for not having something align in their uniform, and men who grew their beard. kennedy: how about thrown you oa building for being gay or hurt head split open through stoning as women accused of adultery with no due process. >> this show is not long enough to name all of the atrocious acts that many committed, that headline of so offense testify , as a citizen and ignoring thousands of people who are subject that regime, no amount of apology would ever correct it. kennedy: just saying that should neff have appeared, really, but yet, you have -- >> you okay. ramsey, bolton, austere, diplomat, animal caretaker passed away at home surr

he is an ob/gyn. i said, you are doctor. let me ask you something. to be a doctor in oklahoma, do you have to have any formal education and he said yes, you got to go to medical school. i said, ok, that was a joke, and that is what i used to do in my career. we spent an hour and i explained to him what jokes were and what the proper reaction to jokes were and we had a nice talk. my staff was so nervous. you write constiuent notes. the first day i got there, i was put on my desk a constituent note and there was a woman in minnesota who is turning 110. i was supposed to write her a note. i wrote dear ruth, you have a bright future. so, my scheduler picks it up and goes what's this? i said what is this? it is a joke. he goes, you think she will find it funny? i don't know. she's 110. hyou think her family will find it funny? okay. i didn't get to do that. when the supreme court ruled on same gender marriage, i wrote our press release and give it to my staff and my press release was minnesota senator al franken said today i applaud the supreme court for

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guiliani was a key voice with the president on ukraine, which could be an ob trackle to increased white house engagement. clearly, we know that obstacle only increased over the months to follow, lawmakers want to know more about the details with regard to rudy guiliani and his involvement and what chris anderson can tell them if it's anything knew based on they heard from his boss, a master, curt volker. >> what then is he going to be telling them about ukraine military aid at the center of all of this whether it comes to a quid pro quo or not? >> katherine croft was on that interagency video conference in july in which there was an announcement that the omb would be conducting a review and they would put an informal hold on the security assistance that was going to ukraine and on that call, she said that she heard that it was at the direction of mulvaney but that it was ultimately a decision coming from president trump. then we are now obviously learning that there are more folks saying that this wasn't just coming from omb. this was coming from the top. this was coming from the presid

i someone in my office was ob on the call no one raised difficulty with me on the call. no one on the call in here thought there was difficulty with it. to the point about what we're doing inside. >> was in an attempt to uncover the whistle-blower was that the point. >> here is what it is. look if you get -- if you have the house do what they're going to do doesn't it make sense for us to sort of try and find out what happened? this is one of the questions i don't understand from you folks that we get all the time which is some of you have criticized us for having a war room. which we don't by the way. you don't have a war room when you haven't done figure wrong. the clinton has a war room. i think nixon did but they did something wrong. we didn't. so we don't have have a war room. when we say that you say well you're not taking it seriously. we are. we do. it's what we do. when you work for the trump administration you're used this coined of attention. we noy how to do and we do this and prepare for it yes we have lawyers look at it. yes our pr people looking at it. if

former analyst, host freedom pe cared deeply about childhood ob. bit as much in 2017 i'm guessing. or no freedom >> good news we have the results of the experiment now. i remember over at cnn during the election. i do say to people, we understand that the clinton foundation and the global initiative, there's a lot of shady stuff going on there. saying objects stupidity, of course not, it's just a charity. like they're doing now, by the way, with hunter biden. i saw this on sunday. $2,000, is that illegal, it looks illegal and it could be illegal maybe we should investigate but looking specifically at the clinton foundation, they had to drop after she lost the election of 50%, tens of millions of dollars. i think all the sudden climate change and childhood obesity did not matter quite as much. of the global initiative was shut down. dozens of people were fired. they had to go through their new york state notification process for mass layoffs. what happens all of a sudden, you would think that the politician who's no longer going to be in power would

. >> reque"the new york times" ob e-mails that down play the funding.y keep moving people, nothing to see here. what does this kinds of keeping it low key from the state department to tell you. >> who knew something wrong was happening here. this was not just one bad day, one bad call by the u.s. president. media reporting and what we have learned from testimony already and e-mails like that is that, that call was the combination of weeks of preparations that had a lot of people worried. they're worried the president might do exactly what he did, invite ukraine to mess with our election and do something for his personal political gain. a number of people as should have been were uncomfortable along the way. >> the president clearly or claims actually, claims he wants the identity of the whistleblower exposed and democrats are doing all they can to protect him or her. >> we have a system in which those who report which they believe is serious wrong doing through appropriate channels are to be protected. that's not just in their interest, that's in all of

pompeo spent a week essentially ob fis kating and not revealing he has been listening in on that key phone call between trump and president zelensky. we learn in the texts that were released last night that he seems to be of what they were doing to mediate essentially between rudy giuliani and ukrainian officials to try to get the ukrainians to agree to essentially do trumps bidding and launch an investigation as a condition of this congressional aid. we'll learn a lot more about the role that mike pompeo played and what we'll fipd find is he wa y facilitying the plan. >> mr. turner, despite the initial attempts to dodge questions about this, he was on the call. the text messages mention him. the committee chairman considered him a potential fact witness. will he end up having to testify? >> there's no doubt he's going to have to answer to this. and that probably means testifying. if i were mike pompeo, tomorrow or monday i would go into work. call in my attorneys. i would sit down and talk about what the implications are of being held in contempt of congress being charged with obstr

it's per sfect effefectly to ob. it's about a long relationship with ukrainians. in america would say it's appropriate to press the ukrainians on corruption. all we did was do anything any other president would do. let me cut to the bottom line. this is about saying it's not about one phone call and about holding up money. it's about making this 17 angry democrats, investigating for months and months and months a, along allegation that won't prove out to be true. make it obscure as possible is what he's doing. >> when vice president pence brings up issues of corruption to zelensky, might zelensky not think he's talking about biden? >> i don't think that the ukrainians, i think they were panicked for a portion of this but not confused what the administration was asking for. go through and see the transcripts of president trump's call all of a sudden talking about javelin missiles and, oh, hey, can i ask you to do me this favor and run a few investigations of what we want you to look into? it is not a quid pro quo written out word for word in a way democrats would a

clinton engaged in deception lying under oath concealing evidence tampering with witnesses and in general ob strubting just us by seeking to prevent the proper functioning of the courts. the grand jury, and the investigation of the office of independent counsel. i believe, i'm inferring here, i believe you testified if those were proven to be true, those would be instances where a president putt his personal interests above public service. >> a journalist is with us, author and weekly columnist for cnn.com and her piece entitled "even republicans know that trump can't do the job of president." you just heard all of that sound. hypocrisy. what else? >> yeah. it's -- frankly we're at a terrifying moment right now. we keep talking about this as an impending constitutional crisis. we're in a constitutional crisis. the fact that republicans are willing to criticize trump gently on syria but not touch this pressing domestic issue, i think really shows how craven the party is, and just how deep of trouble our country is in at this moment. >> you make this point in your piece that these same republi

nobody can go to a school board meeting and obstruct the proceedings ob obstruct the proceedings in court. i don't understand why being a member of congress gives you a right to obstruct the rule of law. and as you pointed out, you know, in benghazi, there were these depositions in the scif, the democrats participated. we thought it was total bogus, the investigation against hillary clinton but not a single democrat was thinking of disrupting the proceedings. this is contrary to everything the country stand ares for when to interrupt the proceedings when the republicans have every due process. >> can you splap what it was like in the room? did they just barge into the room? were some yemg? i read some report that louis gomert was yelling. >> they barged in mel brooks was outside yelling in the cameras. later on there were pizza boxes strewn all oefrp the scif. >> they brought pizza with them. >> there were pizza boxes. i was in and out but i went the later on with the deposition and there were piz aifr boxes there lying there that had eaten pizza. think about this. you know, if someone ge

department of state to resolve this because there's a robust procurement system in the united states -- ob >> right. >> -- i don't understand how they got to the point where any procurement official was willing to jeopardize their career and maybe even more serious oc consequences signing off on this. perhaps the white house simply lied to us and there was no mp procurement activity at all or maybe somebody did something really bad.me >> yeah. i think the first option is certainly a possibility. i think we have mckay back. you profiled romney. he's going to be a key figure if it does go to the senate. what is your read on how he is thinking of this? >> you know, he told me that he is unlike a lot of republicans who are dismissing this as kind of partisan theatrics. he's taking the process of ar impeachment seriously in romney fashion. he's reading the federalist papers and brushing up on parliamentary procedure. he said he's opening to voting to convict after he sees all of the evidence in the senate trial.ce i don't know what he'll do. the one thing i will say is thaw he seems to be liber

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but thank god for unions because there's just no good-paying obs. i was going to support warren, but after seeing the rally with bernie -- i gave bernie $900 for his campaign. i also donated to ralph nader's campaign. host: what was it about the rally that convinced you? caller: well, i was thinking, you know, maybe we need a woman. and elizabeth warren mirrored bernie's policies, which i -- i'm a socialist. i like paying my taxes, dam damn it. if i'm making 30 bucks an hour, i should pay my fair share. i like to drink clean water. and when i flush the toilet i want to know it's not knot going to go into a river or lake that i would like to fish and actually eat the fish out of. and mike, next time you are in traverse city, i would love it if you could autograph my book, "stupid white man" which by the way you stole from me because i was saying there before you even wrote the book. guest: i would be happy to do that. actually just if you want to just bring it by, i restored a couple of old movie theaters -- he's from northern michigan. bring it by t

worded email saying it has to do with ukraine saying the inspector general wanted to obtain documents ob tined by the legal department of the state department. timing is interesting's that came right after, soon after, the secretary of state sent a letter to capitol hill saying essentially they would not be complying with the request, but with the scheduled depositions quickly for five former and current state officials and subpoena for documents related to the ukraine matter. we'll see what this has to do. their ongoing investigations by personnel the inspector general is carrying out. what does this do to the impeachment inquiry? questions we have to answer in the coming hours. >> thank you so much. keep us posted of all the developments. >>> coming up, one world leader says nothing at all was wrong with president trump's call with ukraine. i'll give you one guess who that world leader is. stay with us. that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum's unique actionpacs dissol

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he said corruption is ob. corruption is the way that this administration is going to work. and that americans just need to accept it. and it's obvious in his justifications for the president's resort being chosen as the g-7 which will have two streams of money, potentially domestic contracts and then also potentially foreign money that could come in. so there are two potential avenues for corruption. >> and even carrie. >> or conflict of interest. >> we got to go. but i would note even if the costs were lower, as mulvaney said this is lower, at cost. not marking it up. that's not the point. it's about any money going there being the issue. >> i thought the profit point was disingenuous. >> thank you both, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> still to come. >>> troubling and quote not a good thing, that is what a republican congressman yesterday called mick mulvaney's admission that ukraine aid was tied to the president's wish for investigation into the 2016 election. that congressman will join us next. >> an interview you want to hear. plus is the hours old cease fire agreeme