patty: yeah.want to ask you about another silicon valley issue, which is that a lot of companies from facebook to google provide these amazing perks, meals around the clock, transportation services, gym services, you can bring your pet to work, you can get a haircut at work. netflix, on the other hand as i understand it, were fairly light on these kinds of perks and encouraged people to go home when you are done. do you see anything problematic about this sort of campus mentality? patty: i've got to tell you, it is pretty sweet here at bloomberg in new york. [laughter] emily: we do have some fancy stuff. patty: you do have some fancy stuff here. emily: i don't get to bring my dog to work, but other than that. patty: you know, i think anything can go overboard. i worked in the silicon valley for over 30 years, and i have seen the pendulum swing more than once. and so, you know, the problem for me with too many perks and taking care of people from everything from their laundry to their transportatio

patty: it's absolutely both.eate a structure that --s you need people who have who like a lot of responsibility , they like to have a lot of judgment in their work, they want to make their own decisions, then you have to hire those people who do like to do that. and it's not everybody. i wrote my book not as a memoir about what we did at netflix. i wrote my book because i think some of the principles we applied apply to everybody at work today and that we can all think about work differently going forward. emily: looking at silicon valley specifically, we see many examples where this industry has tolerated brilliant jerks, or so they are called. looking at former uber ceo travis kalanick -- when you look at that situation, obviously, he helped build a $70 billion company, but what went wrong? patty: people get enamored in their own success. a lot of these companies received lots of money, and it was a growth at all costs scenario. when you grow fast and you are rewarded for doing that, then you assume that you ar

the tubbs fire took patty geisler's home days later geisler's home took patty geisler's home days laterpice. now she's dealing with another battle after at&t charged her nearly $500 for the cable boxes that went up in flames.pkgan entire neighborhood up in flames. what's left of patty geisler's coffey park home is this tree, which now has a bit of decor. as the family tries to keep their spirits up and move on, they're left to deal with a $472 charge to her account. never should they ever deduct money from someone's bank account without knowledge. patty says her husband called a-t-&-t right after the tubbs fire to let them know everything was lost. to their shock, those charges were debited in december.i went through 3 different people that day telling them my story until i finally i spoke to a guy in loss retention that said yes that was a mistake you shouldn't have been charged. i'm going to write a ticket for it.after nearly a month and no refund, patty called back on monday. this time around, she was told she needed to file a claim with her personal property insurance in order to ge

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the tubbs fire took patty geisler's home days later her mom passed away while on hospice.ow she's dealing with another battle after at&t charged her nearly $500 for the cable boxes that went up in flames.pkgan entire neighborhood up in flames. what's left of patty geisler's coffey park home is this tree, which now has a bit of decor. as the family tries to keep their spirits up and move on, they're left to deal with a $472 charge to her account. never should they ever deduct money from someone's bank account without knowledge. patty says her husband called a-t-&-t right after the tubbs fire to let them know everything was lost. to their shock, those charges were debited in december.i went through 3 different people that day telling them my story until i finally i spoke to a guy in loss retention that said yes that was a mistake you shouldn't have been charged. i'm going to write a ticket for it.after nearly a month and no refund, patty called back on monday. this time around, she was told she needed to file a claim with her personal property insurance in order to get reimb

the tubbs fire took patty geisler's home days later her mom passed away while on hospice.she's dealing with another battle after at&t charged her nearly $500 for the cable boxes that went up in flames.pkgan entire neighborhood up in flames. what's left of patty geisler's coffey park home is this tree, which now has a bit of decor. as the family tries to keep their spirits up and move on, they're left to deal with a $472 charge to her account. never should they ever deduct money from someone's bank account without knowledge. patty says her husband called a-t-&-t right after the tubbs fire to let them know everything was lost. to their shock, those charges were debited in december.i went through 3 different people that day telling them my story until i finally i spoke to a guy in loss retention that said yes that was a mistake you shouldn't have been charged. i'm going to write a ticket for it.after nearly a month and no refund, patty called back on monday. this time around, she was told she needed to file a claim with her personal property insurance in order to get reimburs

.>>> a new movie about the patty hearst kidnapping has been canceled. they announced the decision after patty hearst plan the project today. the script was based on the book american era >> about her kidnapping in 1974 in berkeley by the liberation army. she was found 19 months after she was kidnapped. she was a fugitive herself wanted for crimes including bank robbery. in a statement patty hearst said the book romanticized her torture and rape. >>> high school principal demanded the city's attention with the streets outside her school used as a dumping ground for trash. the principal told us she has spent her own money to clean up the block.>> reporter: this block filled with trash outside the playground at ralph high school in west oakland. >> why would they leave it here? it makes the city look bad. trying to make the city look dirty.>> how long does it take for people to realize this is a school? no one wants to see this.>> reporter: rotting food broken glass needles all left near the corner of 18th and poplar st.>> this is ridiculous. and unnecessa

patty comes every week to sit with her son. >> following your heart and not your fears. >> succumbs to remember the young man who died too soon. his headstone is a tribute to her 23-year-old's passions and dreams. robbie lost his life almost 3 years ago. >> it was september 21, 2013. >> that day was busy for his mother but she had been hoping to see him that night.>> i messaged him and said your car payment this year. i am cooking dinner and come pick up food before you go to work. and he said yes i will be there. and then an hour later we got a call that he was shot. >> he was shot multiple times and died at the scene. police believe it was a robbery.>> there is no bracing yourself for letting your child go from life. >> robbie died in a city where he grew up. the city where his mother had built their lives. >> i went to school there, i raise my children there. >> she does not live there anymore and it for two years she refused to go back. >> for months i would say i was in shock. i was really holed up in my home for a year and a half. i cannot even imagine going down that stretch of

patty solis doyle, democratic strategist, cnn commentator.auer, president trump supporter and former lieutenant governor of south carolina. welcome back, everybody. let's start first with the big economic number that the president pushes as often as he's in front. a camera. unemployment numbers down. we're seeing heights in the stock market. we saw that at the speech in pennsylvania. why aren't we seeing that narrative from the president? he was praised for that tone, for that type of speech instead of the tweets that we've seen over the last year. why aren't we seeing that president we saw in kariopolis? >> he continues to evolve. there are days like so many in this world he's happy. there are days when he's frustrated. he has tried it both ways. he's tried to embrace the other side and work with them. and he's had small victories and seen the pushback of folks that fought him on things that he felt were more than reasonable. at the end of the day, i think he gets a lot of credit for more than anything this guy is a businessman. he's come in

. >>> a new movie about the patty hearst kidnapping has been canceled.sterday, twentieth century fox announced the decision, not long after hearst slammed the project. the script was based on the book, american heiress by jeffrey toobin about the kidnapping of patty hearst in 1974. she was found 19 months after she was kidnapped in berkeley. by then she was a fugitive herself, wanted for crimes including bank robbery. in a statement yesterday, patty hearst said the book romanticized her torture and rape. >>> calls are growing for the city of san francisco to permanently honor the memory of the late mayor ed lee. acting mayor london breed wants to rename a square in chinatown after ed lee. the chronicle reports said the mayor told the residence after she came up the ante after talking to community members who wanted to memorialize ed lee and his connections to the neighborhood. the park commission has received several requests for the city to rename different city-owned facilities after ed lee who died of a heart attack in december. >>> tesla is starting

. >> mcdonald's is testing out using fresh beef instead of frozen patties. the company says new burger called arch burger will be a three ounce patti slightly smaller than quarter pounder. mcdonald's is planning on using fresh beef for quarter pounders though in 1400 restaurants. fresh beef is big change for mcdonald's which relies on frozen patties for the last 40 years. >>> hm [ laughter ]. >> i mean if i'm being honest i've had it before. it doesn't >> i'm saying if it ain't broke don't fix it it's fine by me. you know what you're getting. >> that's true. we'll see how this plays out. thanks, holly. >> coming up on "fox news morning" north and south korea reopening the lines of communication. >> and new report sheds light on dangers of the coal mining industry. >> a live look across the d.c. region, 4:42 is the time. 15 degrees. oh, man, bundle up. back after this after this >> good morning, it's 4:45 and st. mary county need help fining 10 years. >> contact the st. mary county sheriff office. >> prince george county 65-year-old daniel de have sent report

i got fired by patty mccord and receipt nude by ali moiz with streamlabs.thank you very much. >>> welcome back. at the top of the show we were talking about internet broadcast at pressheretv.com. thank you to my guests and thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. >>> it may be a laidback sunday in d.c., but the nhl's metro division is as jammed as a rush hour commute. the caps are first in the division led by the generation's most prolific goal scorer. but today alex ovechkin is on the verge of a different milestone sitting on 499 career assists. the current nhl assists leader is jake voracek with 45. his flyers are sixth but have climbed to within eight of the capitals with a game in hand. today's metro stop is

patti, your stance on this is fascinating as a democrat. you say why not just go ahead and spend $18 billion on the wall and give them that, to protect these 800,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers. that puts you in direct contrast with so many of your fellow democrats. explain? >> it does. let me be clear, i think the wall is stupid and useless. it's not going to do anything to secure the border. i think donald trump is one who ended daca and put us in this situation. and also, donald trump promised in the campaign that if he was going to build a wall mexico will pay for it, and he's asking the taxpayers to pay for it. i have to tell you, i travel the country, privileged to travel the country, and talk on college campuses and i cannot tell you the number of d.r.e.a.m.ers who come up to me with tears in their eyes and fear in their hearts they don't know whether they may be able to finish their degree, they don't know whether they will have to leave their siblings and go to another country, their families. they don't know. a country they don't know. if we ar

i really have to say we know patti as a cnn contributor. >> yeah. >> it took a lot of guts to come out things she said, particularly at the end of the interview clip you played about her saying that she was even disappointed realtime in the fact that hillary clinton hasn't said, you know what, it was the wrong call. when i say guts, it's because it's not easy to publically go up against somebody who you work so closely with. >> she admires her. >> obviously patti feels vindicated. she also tried to give -- it was clear in giving bri the broader context of the hillary clinton she knew as somebody who let her bring her 3-month-old baby into work and was aggressive about promoting women. at the end of the day she didn't protect women he allegedly harassed. >> let's go to the grammys. there was a moment, speaking of hillary clinton, a funny ha-ha moment depending which side of the aisle you are on from hillary clinton reading a snippet from the michael wolff "fire and fury" book which is riddled with inaccuracies and funnies depending on your side of the aisle. >> he had a long-time fear o

murray-- - patty murray - as the ranking member of republican from tennessee, she's a democrat from washington state and we've had some really good hearings and we've had the first hearing was with five insurance commissioners from three republican states and two-- - yeah. - completely agreed. we need to do cost-sharing, we should do reinsurance. i don't wanna explain all that get everybody mad at me for boring them, then we had governors, five governors, three republicans, agreement. we were on a road to do this and then this, mcconnell nixed it, majority leader mcconnell nixed it so we could go to this vote on this terrible bill. - right. - that's gonna end up with tens of millions of people-- - if it passes. - if it passes, losing healthcare and some will voluntarily, the mandate will be gone, so they don't have to buy it and states will determine things but it means that you won't necessarily, there's no guarantee you'll have protections if you have pre-existing conditions. there's no guarantee that you won't have lifetime limits or annual limits, which means that if you get sic

thank you very much for that patty cohen live for us in washington. now world news the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen says it has intercepted a missile fired by hoofy rebels towards the kingdom and war is having a devastating impact in yemen with widespread food shortages and a major cholera break stephanie decker has more. forced to live out in the open these yemeni families of escape the fighting new to the border with saudi arabia now they have to bury the elements on the streets of who data their daily routine know for everyone to see this war has displaced hundreds of thousands of people well a lot of them and i don't i came from we ran for our lives now we sleep on the floor no mattresses or blankets and it is really cold we have no income outrigger nor suffering any of us fall sick we cannot afford treatment a condition is really terrible needless to say we are living in fear. this war now almost into its third year is all about regional politics and control the consequence of that has created what the u.n. calls the world's worst humani

. >>> shelved the infamous new movie about patty hearst is canceled. >>> and family-first. a major announcement from facebook overnight, the big changes coming to your feed, today, friday, january 12th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. happy friday. nice to have you with us. we've got a top story that a lot of people are talking about. the president sparking a firestorm here at home and around the world, with his vulgar remark that bashed haiti and african kristen welker has the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. the immigration deal being negotiated on capitol hill may have been derailed this morning after those comments by the president that have sparked widespread condemnation, with the president using an expletive to describe africa and haiti. it's been eight years to the day since that massive earthquake devastated haiti. that painful anniversary overshadows as officials from the nation and around the world lash out at president trump. this mor

the tubbs fire took patty geisler's home days later her mom passed away while on hospice.le after at&t charged her nearly $500 for the cable boxes that went up in flames.pkgan entire neighborhood up in flames. what's left of patty geisler's coffey park home is this tree, which now has a bit of decor. as the family tries to keep their spirits up and move on, they're left to deal with a $472 charge to her account. never should they ever deduct money from someone's bank account without knowledge. patty says her husband called a-t-&-t right after the tubbs fire to let them know everything was lost. to their shock, those charges were debited in december.i went through 3 different people that day telling them my story until i finally i spoke to a guy in loss retention that said yes that was a mistake you shouldn't have been charged. i'm going to write a ticket for it.after nearly a month and no refund, patty called back on monday. this time around, she was told she needed to file a claim with her personal property insurance in order to get reimbursed.she said well i've been here

they pulled patty melt and her litter of puppy from a high kill shelter in memphis. >> she is a full pitbull package. >> very, very pretty girl ready to please. all of patty's babies have been adopted we were lucky enough to catch a puppy from he went to his forever home. >> we were looking for another pitbull mix puppy, he works with hemlock edge to find the right match. >> lots of love and cuddles, he has lots of room, he is a good boy. >> reporter: this is temple a two-year-old pitbull she was found abandoned and emaciated in an apartment. she likes to snuggle and full trained and ready for a mature family. we posted the linger for hemlock edge rescue at 6abc.com/shelter me. if you would like to share your shelter story post a picture and details on our "fyi philly" facebook page we'll feature your stories on up coming shelter segment. nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> in technically speaking appear's new smart speaker is expected to hit shelves on february 9. home pod will go head to head with amazon echo and google home. the device can play music and read the news to you irr

in washington patty thank you. given his first international interview since taking office more than a year ago he was questioned by britain's i.t.v. about his retreating if that is last year and november trump share three inflammatory videos from the far right group britain first he was condemned by prime minister theresa may for doing so. morgan asked trying to say he was sorry for the post but he fell short of giving a categorical apology here's the exchange. just for the retreats of well if you're telling me they're going to go along here's what's fair if you're telling me there's a horrible people horrible racist people i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that i know nothing about them and we disavow people i don't want to be involved with people are you telling me about these because i know nothing about these people fire in a hospital in south korea has killed at least thirty seven people including patients and nurses in an intensive care unit firefighters in the southern city managed to rescu

how you like that, patty? you're all out of silly string and jada is getting you. this is at fee mix children's hospital where jada has undergone 14 rounds of chemotherapy. >> they've clearly been keeping her spirits up. >> they most definitely have. if she's all clear they can remove the chemo port and she'll go back to being a kid. stre . >> good for her. >> she's strong and tough and we're all pulling for you, jada. >>> this mom walks into the house, nobody knows she's there. once she spots them and they spot her -- >> mommy! mommy! >> let the celebration begin! >> mommy! >> mommy! >> everybody comes running. that's right, because it's amber's birthday. and she has breast cancer. she's been away, been treated for the last four weeks. >> how tough is that for her and the girls, four weeks, and they're so young and oh, man. >> oh, look at their faces. >> all of the screams and cheers turn into tears, of joy, of course. >> that's the gift right there, getting to see her babies. >> it is truly a joy she's able to spend her birthday with her children. she has to retu

. >> patty cedars of the pottstown is right on time for her annual checkup at this clinic west chester. she says that for the last two years it has been a god send keeping her diabetes in check, even treating a thyroid lump. >> where i work they didn't cover part-time people anymore , like most places. >> clinic is called community volunteers and medicine, patty is exactly the success story that doctor mary worship wants to see. >> you live sick or die younger. you pray you don't get sick when you have no insurance. >> we are taking peoples lives >> president and ceo maureen tomamountshuck oversees medical professionals who treat more than 35,000 low many in patients, every year, and, doctor laura office sees dozen of them. >> bus drivers, pharmacy technicians, home health aids. >> she said even with the affordable care act working people fall through the cracks >> some of the patients hoff enrolled in and received coverage under affordable health care act of used that insurance, and at high co pays and co insurance which led them to being dropped from their coverage. >> patients can q

mcdonald's plans to swap frozen patties in the fresh meat in quarter pounders nationwide later this year>>> it is 4:50. time for a check of business news. >> dianne king hall joins us from the insuring stock exchange, lot of people are tallying up the numbers on how much they have spent over holidays and how long it will take to pay off, good morning to you, good to see you, what is the damage. >> reporter: it is good to talk to you, rahel and jan, happy new year, i haven't had a chance to say that yet. many americans busted their budgets, personal finance magazine magnify money says 50 d up a thousand dollars in holiday debt on average, half expect to repay it over the next few months, almost a third say it will take more than five months to pay off those christmas and holiday bills, rahel and jan. >> by that point you have to start getting ready for next christmas. >> maybe cut back a little. >> reporter: i thought the same thing. >> three days in the new year here how are these resolutions sticking. >> reporter: all right. january 1st, 40 percent of americans make resolution toss get

the tubbs fire took patty geisler's home days later her mom passed away while on hospice.he's dealing with another battle after at&t charged her nearly $500 for the cable boxes that went up in flames.pkgan entire neighborhood up in flames. what's left of patty geisler's coffey park home is this tree, which now has a bit of decor. as the family tries to keep their spirits up and move on, they're left to deal with a $472 charge to her account. never should they ever deduct money from someone's bank account without knowledge. patty says her husband called a-t-&-t right after the tubbs fire to let them know everything was lost. to their shock, those charges were debited in december.i went through 3 different people that day telling them my story until i finally i spoke to a guy in loss retention that said yes that was a mistake you shouldn't have been charged. i'm going to write a ticket for it.after nearly a month and no refund, patty called back on monday. this time around, she was told she needed to file a claim with her personal property insurance in order to get reimburse

for that patty cohen live for us in washington d.c. let's bring back a social media producer to the news great for a story that's off the grid and that's creating a lot of conversation online that's right well this year's grammy awards may have celebrated the best in music but the ceremony was also full of statements starting with the red carpet where dozens of artists like lady gaga and sam smith wore a white rose now that was another demonstration of support for campaigns against sexual harassment such as need to end times up. i've got my way it was they feel that it's so important that all of us you know and all of the different industries especially musicians we have such a voice in the world people listen and i think we're all on the same page we all want equality respect you know and behind closed doors and closed doors it's important for us to calm this menace out and to be respectful and you know i'm just happy to be a part of it you know i kind of would do something in a younger age and a lot of women come now and a lot of men

wish list of ideas but senator alexander will have to work with the top democrat on his committee, pattyurray, to write a bill that could attract democratic votes. it will ultimately need 60 votes to pass the senate. other component is the trump administration. are there signals about what they will support? michael: the white house released a one pager on its principles when past republicans released the bill last month. it is largely in line with what the house republicans are doing. betsy devos has not been particularly vocal on higher education issues. she is focused mostly on k-12 education which is where her experience is. we have not heard very clearly from a trump administration since they have an office what they want to see in a higher education. aboutate trump talks relieving the burden of student debt on the campaign trail and also talks about going after , endowments, what colleges received from the federal government, to them working on ways to reduce college education that we have not seen a piece of legislation they have specifically backed. these indid not get to our que

patty comes every week to sit with her son. >> following your heart and not your fears. >> succumbs to remember the young man who died too soon. his headstone is a tribute to her 23-year-old's passions and dreams. robbie lost his life almost 3 years ago. >> it was september 21, 2013. >> that day was busy for his mother but she had been hoping to see him that night.>> i messaged him and said your car payment this year. i am cooking dinner and come pick up food before you go to work. and he said yes i will be there. and then an hour later we got a call that he was shot. >> he was shot multiple times and died at the scene. police believe it was a robbery.>> there is no bracing yourself for letting your child go from life. >> robbie died in a city where he grew up. the city where his mother had built their lives. >> i went to school there, i raise my children there. >> she does not live there anymore and it for two years she refused to go back. >> for months i would say i was in shock. i was really holed up in my home for a year and a half. i cannot even imagine going down that stretch of

patty murray has said under new circumstances we need a new proposal. we can't just enact the previous alexander-murray because of the change our republican colleagues made to the health care system. and then of course there's the daca issue. that's going to require further compromise. there are many republicans in this chamber who want to enshrine daca protections into law as every democrat does, just as there are many democrats who would pass additional border security measures into law, smart, reasonable, practical border measures. a deal on this issue can be reached if both parties are committed to good-faith negotiations. the problem thus far has been president trump's insist sense on -- insist ens on a completely ineffective and absurdly expensive wall as part of any deal from daca. in fact, we learned this morning in a stunning "new york times" article by ron nixon that the trump administration is proposing to cut back from smart border security measures to pay for a border wall. i ask unanimous consent that the article by mr. nixon in "the new y

thank you very much for that patty cohen live for us seen in washington. and other world news supporters of iran's government of rallying after friday prayers and demonstrating for a third day across the country again so week of on race in which at least twenty two people have been killed on thai government demonstrators have been protesting over economic instability let's speak to. who is in tehran saying how big of a crowd is this friday how much support is there for the government. well the government seems determined to continue these pro establishment rallies and encourage its supporters to come out tens of thousands over the last few days a similar showing today it is the weekend its post friday prayers the expectation of the plan was to have a good showing of public support. with the pro-government crowd and that's exactly what they've done again today it seems to be part of a two pronged approach by the government to cement this ridge in the country and the second prong of course being a heavy police presence in flashpoint cities across the country

let's go back to that report now from defense correspondent patty culhane.a big stage and a chance to make good on a big campaign promise us president donald trump announced a newly signed executive order he will keep the controversial guantanamo bay military prison open in the past we have foolishly released hundreds and hundreds of dangerous territory. only to meet them again on the battlefield including the isis leader our baghdad when we captured who we had who we released both of those statements are just not true i salute or. he was released in two thousand and four by iraq and according to the u.s. director of national intelligence of the seven hundred fourteen get mo detainees that have been released one hundred twenty one are suspected of returning to the fight that's around seventeen percent the executive orders as detainees can be transferred to the prison but it doesn't mean they will be it gives the secretary of defense ninety days to decide if anyone should be sent there a decision to do that would be controversial to many across the globe the

all right let's go live to patty culhane our correspondent who's in washington d.c. so the whole issue of dhaka seems to have got her in mesh in a much wider political deal. it really has and it's about much more than just coming up with some sort of immigration compromise we're talking about a potentially government the federal government partially shutting down so here's what's happening the president is trying to put the blame on democrats let's keep in mind just a few days ago in front of the cameras he said in front of bipartisan senators he said if you come up with a compromise bring it to me i'll sign it he didn't put any preconditions on it well apparently they came up with a compromise in this group of senators went to the white house presented it to the president and he said yeah i'm not going to sign that that was the meeting that was so controversial he apparently was very angry at the idea that the u.s. would allow in immigrants through a lottery system from africa salvador and haiti he said this is to quote senators in the meeting why would you take in

school nurse patty barton saw more kids in the clinic than in the classroom. >> this year, it really is unprecedented. i probably saw about 30 kids in here on monday. and sent ten home. >> reporter: the flu is widespread in 49 states. and the cdc says 39 of those have especially high activity. schools in at least 12 states have canceled classes for a few days. for cleanup and recovery. the flu shut down classes today for the 815 studentthomas aquin. more than 10% of the student body gotbariki is the school superintendent. >> even if we miss anything that e have a chance to get healthy, hopefully not bring that virus back to school. >> it has tough influenza season so far this year. >> reporter: dr. jernigan with the h 3 n 2 strain of the flu is hitting patients over 65 very hard. but other strains of the flu are taking a toll on younger patients.>> since that winter h we've seen that kids are really making up the amou of influenza-like illness, taking that back to school, it's getting transmitted there, driving a lot of this visits to the outpatient clinic right now that the flu spre

patty thank you. does come this half hour on a charm offensive french president eman mom back home begins a three day visit to china and africa under pressure from to that zone investors to do more with a car growing smartphone addiction amongst children. welcome to international weather forecast now we've been seeing some pretty unsettled weather around the western side of the mediterranean and indeed is still looking pretty changeable at the moment now we've got another area of low pressure pushing in across parts of the iberian peninsula we've had significant snowfall it still remains pretty cold temperatures of five in madrid on choose day house where temperatures are actually not too bad for this time of the year as we head through into wednesday temperatures recovering in madrid and the rain eventually dying away central as lot of cloud but temperatures not too bad in eastern areas maybe rather chilly temperatures there subzero in moscow throughout the day as we head into north africa there's a

including patty solis doyle, the former manager of hillary clinton's presidential campaign.welcome to the panel. i'll start with you since you're our new voice. what i heard was a lot of agreement, surprisingly. i saw a lot of people shaking their heads yes when the other person was talking. >> right. well, that's the really big problem here. you know, first of all, americans agree that daca should be a permanent solution. americans agree. republicans agree. >> you know what, patty, i'm just being told we can't hear you, that your mic wasn't put on. let me pass the buck to alice and ask the same question. just kind of reacting to the fact that for a lot of issues where both sides agree. >> sure. i think we can build on that. i think it's important for actually the senate can take a note from those over in the house who seem to be getting a little bit more done than we are in the senate. and that's the key point. look, there's nothing in the proposal that was on the table last night that democrats didn't want. so there was no reason for them not to go ahead and support it. th

but i like you say patty the decision here very much consistent with the administration's position on immigration what's the why do reaction there likely to be. well i think we've saw this earlier when he stopped the program for haitians who had been living legally in this country you're going to see this further fire up the democratic base and further confirm to his base his relatively shrinking base that he is keeping his promises remember he came to office in america first and that meant cracking down on immigration and so he's done that not only with immigration but with the we're number of refugees allowed into this country this is a broader point is right now as the congress needs to take up the issue of immigration and so they are going back and forth they're trying to find some common ground the president is insisting if he's going to let the dreamers as they're called these are kids who were brought to the country at a very young age by their parents they were here illegally president obama gave them status so they could stay in this country president trump threw that out sai

we )ve already seen patty mills) >>> if you want to meet australians, you don't have to go down under have seen patty mills and matthew, aussies who starred at saint mary's who are in the nba. >> also playing later this year, nbc's kcollin rush has more. >> they say the great ones put in the work when nobody is watching. >> last year's off season, came in and started drunking all the time. who is this guy? he got way more athletic, maintained pressure on the rim and developed into a post elite player. >> averaging 17 points in west coast conference best 9 1/2 rebounds per game. now senior, 6'11" australian has taken his game to another level. averages of 22-10, one of three players in the country averaging a double-double in points and rebounds. >> just trying to play the system and play the right way and things have been falling my way. >> when they fall his way, they generally fall the team's way. at 19-2, second longest winning stream streak at 14 in a row, highlighting current row on 15th ranked vega last week. >> st. mary's with a monster win handing jags first conference win sea

bannon is trying to put this controversy to rest but how likely is that patty. pretty unlikely bed and has his own radio show he's been on the air saying there's no daylight between him and president trump he's called the president a great man and it's important to point out though the white house is responding with those comments but also banning the use of personal cell phones within the west wing because the author says hundreds of hours of these conversations with several senior aides are recorded on his phone so bad in is trying to push back say there's nothing to see here that's unlikely to stop the controversy especially if they're recordings of these conversations and keep in mind we've only seen the excerpts from the book the book itself is not released yet so reporters have copies of it but i think all of the details of the very scandalous controversial comments in there still have yet to come out so well that remains to be seen but it seems unlikely the president trump and steve benen are going to be able to reconcile especially after some of his more

a year that was so strong for women not only in the directorial role for instance if you think of patti jenkins with wonder woman i mean there was not even a nod for her grettir gerwig obviously did very well but wasn't on the list herself so few with with the beloved or the beguiled story earlier this year and very strong female performances as well you know in all of the seventy five years the hollywood foreign press association has actually only nominated women seven times for the best director and it's only been one and of those seven only one has been a woman of color so. definitely a lot of very justified criticism and the words from not only portman certainly struck a chord i mean they always do even barbra streisand. is shocked that that kind of a history of being has been so long well let's take a look at the winners so one of the winning films was the german film and the fate it took the award for the best foreign language film and this is by a german turkish director and write the stars it stars the actress here you see diane kruger it tells the story of a woman whose husband

the bills proposed by bill nelson and susan collins on reinsurance, the bills proposed by patty murray and lamar alexander on c.s.r.'s and community extenders, the areas that help so many. we need to pass a disaster relief package. so many need help just as new york needed help years ago even though we didn't the get the support that we needed from states who need money now. we must protect the dreamers. the american people are clamoring for our two parties to work together to get things done. after a year of partisanship and strife during which the governing majority hardly attempted to compromise, we now must move forward in a bipartisan way if we're going to finish the task at hand. on the budget, on health care, on disaster aid, on daca. i yield the floor. in the house commerce subcommittee oversight investigations how they hearing on the issue last week with representatives from hhs and the fda. [inaudible conversations]

the 1974 kidnapping of american heiress patty hearst.lasting several new attempts by hollywood to tell her story. here's more. steph good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's been years since she discussed the kidnapping. her silence has done little to curb curiosity in her story. with news of a canceled high profile movie and a six part documentary series getting set to air, she's taking issue. fox says it's canceling its planned film after the hair es slammed the project for romanticizing my torture and rain. fox says they are scrapping the movie which was slated to start as the teenage hearsrst. her film in 1974, a true crime that shocked the nation. what happened next became a national obsession. the teen appearing to til take part in a bank robbery with her captors, the s.l.s. was she still a victim? did she become one of them? >> i'm making this tape to let you know that i'm still ok. >> reporter: fox's feature film along with the docu-series is based on a best-selling book. late thursday she issued a combative statement siting

i think this is what we saw from patty schachtner in wisconsin.id, much to my amazement, at the top of her campaign materials said "former member of the bear hunters association in wisconsin. >> they are saying i care about the opioid crisis. i care about health care for seniors and delivering health care access for seniors. i care about people in this community. we are democrats. i think that's the message that's coming through from connor lam, patty schachtner, i think you're going to see more of this. it's ironic to me that the word in washington is that rick saccone is having trouble raising money because you have a family putting more than a million bucks into this guy's campaign. from going out there. i think it's evidence of the high level alarm right now and the republicans over the idea that the democrats are doing so well in so many are predicting, as tom brokaw just said, a huge may be tied away for democrats. >> dana: to tom brokaw's point, about going to the left. if these people, can they figure out a way to run as democrats that are

we speak with patty mccord,.a reminder, all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are live streaming on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology," i'm emily chang. during her 14 year tenure at netflix, paddy mccourt helped to define the modern workplace. she was one of the authors of the famous 124 page missive called "netflix culture: freedom and responsibility" that has been 1 viewed 15 million times. -- buteka and val silicon valley has not always been the image of maturity. cutting the cord just published a new book this week and joined us from new york. that wedn't just assume would have a great culture that would stick around and be the same forever. we realized that we could inundate and evil the culture of the company, at the same time we were innovating and evolving the product itself. cases,now, in some having the right rules when it comes to netflix means having no rules, like unlimited vacation, which is the policy. do you think it is more about hiring the ri

perhaps few as passionate as patty in the crowd to see nelson agular in port richmond. >> i worked for the eagles for five years, i quit four years ago because i thought i gave them bad luck, to see this, it's unbelieve. the dream of the city is just nine days away. and there is good coming out of the eagles mania, players are selling underdog t-shirts to raise money for philadelphia schools, so far we are told $100,000 has been raised. at the belmont plateau, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> even though the super bowl is played on the road, philadelphia are laying out their game plan regardless of whether the eagles win or lose. dann cuellar goes inside the intelligence center looking for trouble. right now you're seeing behind the scenes crew our photo journalist packing up and shipping out. ducis rogers, jamie apody, brian taff, sharrie williams and sarah bloomquist are the people you'll see in front of the camera. keep up with the "action news" team on on the air and twitter d facebook and 6abc.com. >>> on the 6abc app you can see carson wentz interview from yesterday. we'l