emily: patty, you are nodding. patty: i am thinking about a story i wanted tell you.ave me your book, "br otopia." you gave me your book and as we walked out the door, you said to me, don't you think it is terrible that apple has this glorious campus but does not have day care? my brain kicked into reptile gear and i said, that is difficult to do, liability issues, it is too hard. i don't know where this voice comes from, but apparently it is still there. the next day i go to texas, and the head of hr at patagonia is there, and he said today, we hired as an intern someone that we met at eight weeks old in a day care center. at patagonia. for decades. scales fell from my eyes and i thought, for god's sake, we can hire a bartender and put them on payroll -- emily: and allow people to bring their dogs to work. patty: but we can't figure out how to help families be productive at work? so a lot of this is important we talk about how an inclusive workforce makes us all feel better, it makes us all feel included. i am not that the, partly because we have been screaming for d

you mean patty? i said oh yeah, that's patrick's father's flag. and the other flag. >> that is his office, and his office being, well don't you know he is board chamberlain, his majesty the queen. don't you know his mother is lady in waiting to the queen. oh yes. when they're not there, they are at buckingham and st. james', they invite me too be there just at the queen's annual garden party. : : and patrick's mom comes over and says a couple words and i'm told that the protocol is. with a sense of southern duck oe koran i stand and take it all in. this woman standing to our side was most curious as to who i was and at the end of the ceremony after the greetings have been made and i had give it in the introduction, the ladies followed to claim back from the castle, stops and says to me why don't you come in for a cup of tea and the lady standing to the side turns and after having too much to drink sensibly as he and my date having too much to drink said botdrinksidedrinksaid don'e ambassador of nigeria when you see him? [laughter] all i remember s

democratic senator patty murray calling it partisan and accusing republicans of taking the bill hostage. meanwhile, immigration policy is also being debated. the president calling for money to start building a border wall and hire more immigration enforcement agents.

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patty said no, no this is my home. this is your home, one of those godly moments and he said that's the ground keepers cottage. and then we went down this winding path for another 10 or 15 minutes and sitting majestically is this great castle, corky castle,, cattle, a moat everything that disney informed you that is castle should look like. patty gets out of the car and he runs in, a valet comes out and helps me with my luggage and i turned to the valet trying to maintain a sense of composure and dignity like this was normal stuff for me. i turned to the attended and i said you know i recognize that flag but what is the other flight he said oh gosh that is lord patrick. lord patrick? he meet patty? that's lord patrick's father's flag. lord patrick's father's flag, yeah, yeah and the other flag in his office in his office being, don't you know that it is the majesty the queen and his mother is the lady in waiting to the majesty of the queen? oh yes the lady in waiting. so three or four weeks later because when they are

patty and i were talking about this a little bit before we came on. the chaos theory to some extent does work for donald trump because it drowns out so much other news that could be damaging. one good example over the past few days, it was leaked that carol icon, the former adviser to president trump, had sold a lot of stock on steele befo befe news opened. it's already gone away. most people don't even know that it happened. >> and patty, the president also continued to poke a little fun at jeff sessions. the past few days it's been more mean-spirited, but last night he's been poking fun, very critical of the attorney general, and former chief of staff reince priebus and chris christie both weighed in on this. listen. >> i don't think that it would be good for the president for attorney general sessions to leave, but i also think the president made up his mind about how he feels about the recusal, he feels like this is the original sin and he feels slitd by it, it's not good to go. >> if the president has confidence in the attorney general, the presi

cohen is following this story from washington so what do we know about this latest investigation patty. well there seems to be a bit of confusion we just heard within the last hour from white house spokeswoman sarah sanders and she said white house lawyers aren't investigating jared cushion or i received a statement our few hours ago from his attorney who said the white house lawyers had concluded that there was no issue with anything that jared cushion or dead so basically they're saying that he had these meetings at the white house he talked about infrastructure and jobs and talked about potential job for one of the c.e.o.'s at the white house but they insist that these loans never came up so they have a heritage of stories coincidentally just a few weeks later both of these companies gave tremendous loans one one of those companies it was a much bigger loan than they've ever given before to the questioner companies but white house is saying there is no investigation the other option is you could go to the government ethics watchdog and they could look into it but really whatever the

. >>> joining us now, jackie c kucinich and patty solis doyle. jackie, the president has been silent on stormy daniels. has been silent altogether for four days. how much longer can this go on? one might think that his first public appearance, our friends at the white house press corps, they'll be shouting questions. >> he's ignored questions in the past about this, over the previous week. so that's no guarantee either. but, i've learned not to predict when the president is going to blow his top about something. it is unusual, though, as you said, that he has not weighed in on this, except for that tweet yesterday about just generally, you know, the volume of fake news that is out there. the washington post reports that behind the scenes, the president is talking about stormy daniels, is polling his advisers to see how they're viewing it. but if his poll numbers aren't dropping because of this, which it doesn't look like they are at this point, he might stay quiet altogether. again, that's an open question. >> let's talk about the poll numbers no

patty, ron just said democrats have been quiet on this.ave heard joe manchin say he's in favor of it. is this something that you think democrats will enter into these discussions? >> well, look, i think paul ryan was very good here in this press conference. very much aware that -- how thin skinned the president is and didn't want to get in the cross hairs with him. complimented him, saying he's right, this is an issue. but and it is because he's focused on the 2018 midterms and they want to talk about the tax cut. they don't want to talk about what a trade war would do to the economy. that was the reason for this press conference. that's the reason he has chosen trade to really sort of fight back the president, the racial division, russia, none of that really sort of gave paul ryan a spine, it turns out trade is what he feels really strongly about. so, you know, democrats want to see this fight between republican leadership and they want to see -- and the president. they want to see this fight happen. >> hang on. one other thing, this spea

as wonder woman's boyfriend, directed by patty jenkins.nd now this. >> i found with patty and eva particularly, i guess a concentration and awareness of something bigger. that they're putting something bigger out into the world. >> it's pretty much like christmas. every day. >> what is it like working with her, seriously? >> 24/7 inspiration. >> mrs. what's it. >> mrs. who? >> no, mrs. what's it. >> mrs. witch. >> be a warrior. >> and mrs. who are the supernatural goddesses played by reese, oprah and mindy. >> you are hollywood powerhouses, writing, directing. how does that reflect on the movie and reflect back on you. >> i was ecstatic when i knew i was working with these two. they are the definitions of that. >> their costumes and makeup, channelling their powers. >> i want someone to dress up for me as halloween. that's my dream. >> i was going to say somebody hopes the three pack of us as dolls. girls get to play with us. >> from the first time we saw our costumes, we said i want that doll. >> now they have one. >> this moment right no

patty days in the sunset.lo i'm mike shumann the stanford women begin the run to the final four. ♪ >>> well, thousands marched and many more lined the sidewalks of san francisco to witness the city's 167th annual st. patrick's day parade. parade organizers tell us it's the largest celebration of ieshish culture west of the mississippi. >> others spent the rts patrick's day raising green to fight child cancer. >> the annual st. balance derick's fund raise are. many hadhood heads shaved while others watched. a doctor led the event. >> the shaving is symbolic. it's a way of showing ol dart for kids with cancer. >> organizers set out to raise $200,000 and they are counting up the donations to see if they met the goal. >> abc 7 news was in berkeley to witness a craft passed on for century processes they created a elaborate tap evidentiary inside a shop. the women bringing the the crafts to light learned from generations of artists before them. it combines bright colors and ee rabright math and creative minds bringi

. >>> there's a big change at mcdonald's, the fast food giant says it's replacing frozen beef patties in its quarter pounders with fresh meat. it's already happened in about 3,500 mcdonald's locations and will reach some 14,000 restaurants by early may, and it will make fast food a bit faster. mcdonald's says fresh beef patties take 20 to 40 seconds less to cook than the frozen kind. >>> and a couple walking on a beach in australia discovered what is believed to be the world's oldest message in a bottle. the message written in german was dated june 12, 1886. a museum that confirmed its authenticity said the bottle was thought to have been thrown from a german ship, a common practice back then to track the ocean's currents and find efficient shipping routes. kind of an old-school gps. >>> when we come back, the kids tv sensation and how it became a global success. ♪ with a moo moo here ♪ hundreds of "affordable" apartments to san francisco... but do the numbers work? next at 6: we dig into the new project. plus california, and sanctuary cities, under attack. is the attorney general com

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mcdonald's announced its quarter pounder will be made with fresh beef rather than frozen patties. company is hoping to appeal to customers who want fresher options. by may, the fast food chain plans to roll out the burgers to most of its 14,000 u.s. locations. they will be made to order. they have used frozen patties since the '70s and no word on pricing for the new burgers. >>> attorney general jeff sessions is in california today in the middle of a sanctuary showdown. we are live at the state capital next. internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. at&t, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. at&t, not so much. we give you 75 mbps for $59.95. that's more speed than at&t's comparable bundle, for less. call today. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look .. >>> good morning, it is wednesday, march 7th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'

patty contain live for us in washington d.c. i want to take you now to london where the british prime minister to resubmit is addressing a special committee of ottoman tarion and this comes of course after the decision by the u.k. and several of its allies including the u.s. and several european union countries to expel russian diplomats over the poisoning of a former russian spy in the u.k. a few weeks ago as listen in to what the prime minister has to say specific case and we will look into that i suspect the answer may partly nine the way you put the question in relation to a particular company's magisters and then. it will certainly look at that issue because it goes to the east and the e.u. sanctions which will come out of sentence and swiss in the course of this if you don't of course you're i promise to the point i'm trying to build up to is that we are all dealing here with a red regime to use it in a very clearly it's threats not just to us but international rules based system and indeed to most well is important and su

patty lupone on broadway. >> patty lupone on broadway., extraordinary. i mean, breathtaking. >> what is your text big project? what its the next big musical you would look to do? >> i know what i would like to do. i wish i could till you. i can't. >> in, on the drawing board? >> it is on the drawing board. it involves talking to one or two people who i need to as it were get their permission. the musical, takes, three years, minimum. to, to get on stage. i mean hamilton was six years. you know,owaday wit the, cost of getting something on broadway, which is where i would look to wo again. after school of rock. you have got to be absolutely sure. because the it is so expensive to get a musical on now. i need to -- be absolutely sure that anything i write now is not going to be in any way uncomfortable for, for the people i think it might be about. and they're actually around. but i, so i, i might not do it. i have done so many shows over the last, few years, or idea i have pursued where i haven't in the end, gone on with them. >> well it so

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mcdonald's has used frozen patties since the 70s.n the new burgers. >>> tim lincecum turned down the dodgers. what is the color of our news set here? >>> could the warriors overcome a 17-point game to beat the nets? tip-off next. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ looked to remain unbeaten since the all-star break.. curr >>> the warriors game had more swings in the playground against portland. since the all-star break, curry and company in search of their 50th win. but in the words of the ringo star, it doesn't come easy. a 25-0 run and the warriors were up 21. but brooklyn responds with a 33- 9 run. deangelo russell gives the nets the lead. steph finishes with 34 all in the first three quarters. fourth quarter, now a nine- point game. draymond with a rare three. a part of an 18-3 golden state run. you get the idea. they hang on. their sixth straight win. >>> explaining to jesus the rockets will not lose the rest of the year. in ok

thank you. >> thank you, patty. any other comments or questions from the public? any final comments or questions from the commission? >> the only comment i have is i'd like to schedule time to see this programme upfront, you know? so i will work with whoever i need to in order to make that happen. >> ok. we will make that happen, commissioner. thank you. >> thank you. >> and i'm not sure what the regular review schedule would be, but i certainly hope that it's at least annual and that we -- because this is new to us. and it is as admittedly complex and certainly has a very, very good reputation and there is no reason to think that that will change. i still think it would be beneficial for members of the public if we have an annual report on how it is working with any specific measurements as possible. >> and i think that one of the things that carrie wong will be doing is to report to you on the community living fund, which she does every six months. and that also she includes this as part -- she will include this as part of it because it goes along with community

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that is lord patrick you mean patty? that is his father's flag and the other flag that is his office don't you know it is lord chamberlain to her majesty the queen and his mother is the lady in waiting? yes. so three or four weeks later because there at st. james in buckingham they invited me to be their guest at the queen's annual garden party. it is a white kia fair with arrows and bows and swords and i am standing in line with the great receiving line and the trumpet sounds and all of a sudden everybody starts to sing my country 'tis of the end god save the queen. [laughter] the queen comes out with her lady in waiting and it is patrick's mom. and they draw near me and patrick's mom comes over and says a couple words i'm told the protocol is with an introduction is about to be made i take it in and this woman standing to our side was most curious as to who i was. at the very end after the greetings had been made in ways given the introduction the ladies in waiting go back into the castle to say come in for a cup of te

we ask repeatedly patty is trauma likely to fire her. i'm sure he'd like to especially after that tweet he doesn't mention miller by name so this is a new development in the intensity of these tweets several of them really focusing in on the special counsel's investigation shows that is really starting to get to president donald trump here's the problem for the president he doesn't have the power to fire special counsel robert mueller he could try to change the regulations but that wouldn't open court he could try to fire rod rosenstein the deputy attorney general who is in charge of mahler then you have to try and find somebody to take that position who would for in fact fire moller or he could fire the attorney general jeff sessions who recused himself from this investigation giving rosenstein the power now it does seem a bit in the weeds but this is the scenario that a lot of people in washington are starting to talk about he could fire jeff sessions and replace him with somebody who has already been approved by the senate to serve in

of clothes the gate we use ropes there's people who try to get in one hundred full of camps like patti's adulthood around the camp to thousands of others were damaged tiles is living with relatives or paying rent they can ill afford elsewhere while they wait for the more than three hundred fifty million dollar reconstruction budget kid much of it hasn't done yet and that's partly because the city committee set up to administer the phones led by local makers was plagued by irregularities for experts only a boy's replanted resigned in protest among them. although in this moment i can say that the money has been managed with the desirable transparency. that's a worry especially with elections coming up c.s.t. the net i'm not saying if the use of this money isn't rigorously made transparent it's possible that it's going to end up being diverted many know and others hope the city's finance secretary freshly assigned to clear up the mess will stop that from happening everything would be to fine it would be up on the internet platform for all the things we would be able to feed the wild west on

getting ready for work in the morning when you live in a tent that's how it's been for six months for patti since her home was damaged in last september's earthquake she has her few possessions with her. i haven't really slept in six months we take turns who's on watch who is then we look for a chain to close the gate we use ropes there's people who try to get n. a handful of camps like patti's adulthood around the capital thousands of others were damaged tiles is living with relatives or paying rent that they can ill afford elsewhere while they wait for the more than three hundred fifty million dollar reconstruction budget to kick in much of it hasn't done yet and that's partly because the city committee set up to administer the funds led by local lawmakers was plagued by irregularities for experts on the advisory panel resigned in protest among them. all that in this moment i can say that the money has been managed with the desirable transparency. that's a worry especially with elections coming up c.s.t. man i'm not saying if the use of this money isn't rigorously made transparent it's po

well the pentagon has responded to claims and patty joins us live now from washington d.c. with the latest on that so patty what did they say how seriously either taking the threat or devil it seems like all the departments from within the u.s. government got on the same page really trying to downplay this sending the message that they're not all that worried about it the pentagon it was just your weekly briefing there was no big roll out there wasn't the president of the united states or even the secretary of defense for pretty big contradiction to what we saw in russia with that huge stage in those impressive graphics and the president of russia himself making this announcement we've just seen spokespeople from the state department the white house and in the pentagon saying well we've been watching russia for a while this isn't really that big of a deal asked if this was a response to president nuclear posture review they said probably not we believe that that is a bit more a rogue countries rogue regimes that russia and they said russia knows that they really would even

you diswhy in the world are we g patty cake wondering whether he should be retired or fired.are we watching mitch mcconnell and paul ryan play patty cake with robert mueller and the idea of the special counsel with all of of these issues before us, the corruption in the leadership of the fbi, the department of justice, the former attorney general under president obama, loretta lynch. when we go through this list it is massively democratic in substance and misdeed and i cannot for the life of me understand why these people do not have the guts to energetically go after and end the special counsel whose obvious purpose, as rod rosenstein said, mueller is not an unguided missile, he's a guided missile is the effect of what he said and it's directed at the press de presidency of dd trump. it's got to stop now. >> both the speaker and mr. mcconnell, they're awol. they are deliberately not engaging. it isn't as though they're taking it as it comes and addressing issues as they come up. they're absent. to call them leaders is preposterous. lou: well, i couldn't agree more. they are

lou: let's turn to another incident that seems to be a form of patty cake on the agency.he father of the pulse nightclub killer, omar mateen, turns out was a decade long fbi informant. what in the world was going on that they didn't know what he was up to, what his proximate family was up to. >> we obtained through our judicial watch foil investigation records and documents from the sheriff's office down there where the pulse nightclub shooting took place that showed in 2013 the fbi was frantically telling the sheriff's office that mateen was not, and they used capital letters, not a terrorist. there's a guilty knowledge because of this association with the father, who evidently was a confidential informant reporting on activities in the community and ties back to pakistan. there's something else going on. lou: we're showing you over your shoulder, pictures two months of the shooting at the pulse nightclub, mateen's father about three or four seats behind hillary clinton at a campaign event. >> and one wonders if that was a directed task participation on behalf of the fbi

. >> yoshes and two patties. double it up.ice. >> reporter: not the kind of nachos i think of with game food. it's usually like yellow cheese but has a lot of stuff going on here plus my favorite cheese. >> we have loaded nachos. these are just kind of an upgrade of just your every dana chough, which are also a good nacho, these are amazing. full meal, sitting down. i'm really ready to power through this. i got through bay area traffic and we've got chicken tinga, a braised chicken, lots of peppers, onions, some queso fresco, fresh cilantro, pickled jalapeÑos and crema and softens up your chip a bit so it doesn't fall to the ground when you bite. it's nacho science at the greatest. >> reporter: nacho science. never heard that. not always unhealthy to eat at a game. sometimes think hot dogs and pretzels and popcorn. there's salad options and you want to watch your waistline, something you can eat here at or cal when taking in a -- or cal when taking in a -- oracle when taking in a lakers game. >> cabbage, ed ma'am may, blueberr

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cohan in washington for more on this story patty and it worries name was already in the spotlight is a surprise over the extent of his influence. well there is a bit of surprise because the cording to the new york times and the associated press and again we have not been able to independently confirm this but according to the new york times brody was not just offering his services to the united arab emirates he was pretty much. telling any country if you can get you access to president trouble than pitching them on his business and apparently some contracts were signed now as it relates to the u.a.e. this all involves as you mentioned george nader we believe he has cooperated special counsel robert muller well according to the associated press he said about two point five million dollars to brody and then continued to sponsor some sort of conferences and the conferences were focused solely on effort to label qatar as a state sponsor of terrorism one of the congressman that appeared at that conference then later issued a bill to do just that and then after that birdie gave him the max