<pauly (pam) <pauly lanionhan/residscary, because we were eating on that day too some, uh, soup and then i had also made some vegetables boiled in that water. so, i'm not sure."> (steve) (steve) although the city of alameda says there have been no reports of anyone getting sick from the water. some neighbors tells kron-4 they noticed it tasted funny. paul laniohan (lan-uh-han) says the last time his family felt comfortable using their tap water----was saturday. (steve) fortunately, lanionhan says so far, no one in his family of five is showing any signs of sickness. but they keeping a close eye on his 73- year-old mother and two-year-old grandson. until this is all resolved... the city says people should stick to using bottled water... and, avoid anything coming out of your tap even if you boil it. (pam) we first told you about the water warning in alameda point last night o

anyway paulie boy pauly are there any simple and double digits predicted for the most right wing party to win seats in parliament in sixty years what's it like up there becomes right now that is going to be a big night from there for them either which why isn't calling. me to try. to sleep. there is they look. like. oh my god. i. just lost the signal there are probably. likely to be a big night for them if they do get in there with a my computer just gone down as well it'll be the first time. in part of their fifty. in officialdom since the second world war that's going to be big news for germany and of course wider europe as well looking on very intently about what this is going to mean i'm not getting anything in my ear at the moment about whether we go back to poly or where we want to go next but with the polling stations now close the parties are preparing to give their various news conferences all of the free democratic parties for us he joins us now live and i was counting on you to be there hi hi. hi. well there was a huge cheer went up behind me when those exit polls were annou

and pauly murray was a woman way ahead of her time. both with respect to race discrimination and gender discrimination. >> rose: when do you think we will have a women as president. >> when do i think? >> rose: uh-huh. >> well, we came pretty close. >> rose: do you think sexism played a role in that came pain? >> do i think so? >> rose: yes. >> i have no doubt that it did. (applause). >> rose: do you think it was decisive. >> that it was-- . >> rose: decisive, in other words f hillary clinton had been a man she would have won that election. >> there are so many things that might have been decisive but that was a major, major fact, factor. i think. i find hopeful is remembering back to my earliest years on the court when the women in the senate and the women at the court in those days it was sandra day o'connor and me, med every year. we would have dinner together the women in the senate would hold the dinner one year, we would at the court the next year. it was six women in the senate then. and now we have seen the numbers grow, not ne

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limit compensation for all men for dismissal on reduced the power of unions from part of serious paulie boyko. one of the big newspapers here in france will miss him i know my son's christening old resolve the biggest street protests to take place in front ever since he was elected president earlier this year and people here are very unhappy about the labor laws that he wants to implement paying he wants to shake up the job market and make it easier to hire and fire personnel he thinks will tackle misuse of money high unemployment rate here in front. of the rates in the u.k. and germany but the trade unions dead set against the changes and they have come out in full force hitting the streets in that sounds and in paris today in order to say no to my new micron's plan for changes to the law now this is being seen as a bit of a litmus test because i know my one team spent a lot of the summer trying to placate some of the smaller trade unions and nevertheless today's demonstration has been organized by the largest trade union and we've been speaking to people what the french railway networ

it was like a sleepwalking pauli wanted us and it's important to put. it on a shots what it is for not role of the opposition in the german parliament is a very. responsible one it's an important role of the democrats you know what about next term there ladies and gentlemen will just sit day. and the noise of god's name we saw in one of the parts that has enough courage to take the new challenges and away because there are a lot of looking at maybe state. and i'm joined in c.d.n. out by peta should say he's the owner and professor of international relations at the university of getting used to speak his appreciate you taking the time we just been listening to martin shows that one of the things that we just heard him say was that there's a need now to have conversations about issues that have been discussed for a very long time in germany what do you think he was talking about there in the question is why wasn't he raising these issues previously. and one of the reasons is that you have social democrats rip out of the coalition government they couldn't

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presidential election in two thousand and sixteen we cannot cross live to argue wholly boyko pauli tell us what else was significant in those emails. well it's interesting because while we've got the senate you know trying to find this trail for alleged russian hacking back to the kremlin and they're having trouble establishing any evidence and finding anything to back up these claims at the same time julian assange kind of waded into this scandal bite tweeting a reminder of a leaked email from hillary's campaign manager the pedestrian mails between faced chief operating officer sheryl sandberg and. john podesta himself and i think this should really put things into perspective higgs if you compare what's happening this e-mail exchange has john podesta writing to the c.e.o. of facebook saying look forward to working with you to elect the first woman president of the united states and you've got sheryl sandberg replying saying that she's thrilled by the progress that hillary clinton is making so fascinating really bias that you've got coming from the c.e.o. of facebook now talking about

paulie boy has got more next on the party's election success has left many reeling. following their six s. at the elections this is the building that does a.f.p. politicians are going to be entering for the first time as m.p.'s in the national parliament the shock result has left many here in germany scratching their heads. during how this could happen it's been a country of political stability for a number of years now that thirteen percent share of the vote left many people in berlin extremely angry they came out hundreds of protesters outside the f.t. party's election night headquarters they were chanting they were calling the f d a party of fascists and the entire experience left one of the a.s.d. leaders and his family while the rock told we couldn't leave the party headquarters in fear for our launch my partner and her daughter were attacked by these demonstrators those who say that we are nazis that is richard this is what these naive people believe we are furious about this we are a party that stands completely by the rule of law and freedom and we want to pr

jane pauly, rachel maddow would you say have been sympathetic or trying to pin her down.le: they have been largely sympathetic. particularly in one episode anderson cooper in the interview was listening to hillary clinton tell him about how russian spies no longer dress in black and sneak into people's offices, but they are able to sit in their military head kawrtr quarters and break into computers. that would have been a perfect time for anderson to say what about your season secure server that was accessible. do you have think that played into what happened in the election. but he didn't. emily: there was an entire chapter in her book called "my emails." this is her account of the election. it's an historic election on many counts including the fact it was the first time a major party nominated a woman. howie: what we are trying to focus on is the way in which anchors dealt with her. i to the "today show" interview was the toughest. didn't she get a pretty easy ride? emily: you can't go five minutes in the media without seeing somebody's account of what happened in this

pauly lanionhan (lan-uh-han) says saturday was the last time his family felt comfortable using their tap water. that night they bought their own bottled water to consume, but continued using tap water for everything else... until the city of alameda issued an advisory tuesday, cautioning against that.pauly lanionhan/resident- "it is kind of scary, because we have eaten. we were eating on that day too as well, having some, uh, soup with that water and then i had also made some vegetables boiled in that water. so, i'm not sure." fortunately, lanionhan says so far, no one in his family of five is showing any signs of sickness. keeping a close eye on his 73-year-old mother and two-year-old grandson. and, until this situation is resolved... the city says people should stick to using bottled water... and, avoid anything coming out of your tap even if you boil it.pauly lanionhan/resident- "they said not to brush our teeth with it and take showers and we've been doing that since saturday."nats- richard opening trunk all day, the alameda fire department and community emergency response team h

when the african-american civil rights activist pauli murray road to fdr in july of 1942 and said that if you can move japanese-americans away from the west coast to protect them from mob violence, why can you move negros from the south to protect them from lynching? eleanor unleashed her deep frustration and said how many of our color people in the south would like to be evacuated and treated as though they are not likely here as people? i am deeply concerned that we had to do this to our japanese who are american citizens. we are at war with japan and the have only been citizens for a short time. they would feel a resentment if we had to do this for people who were not as he -- here as long as white people. she added that she hoped to visit the camps herself. she said this is just one more reason for hating war. innocent people suffer for a few guilty ones. she kept herself informed on japanese americans and their problems. she intervened as she could. she asked them to visit in december center and robert paterson declined. she maintained this fund with the american service committee

expect during the interview with jane pauly mrs.on said being at the inauguration on january was like an out of body experience.>> apple is expected to reveal its iphone tomorrow. the highly anticipating iphone agent will be reportedly called the iphone x. facial recognition will be one of the features as well as wireless charging. the price of this new phone is said to be $1000. fans will find out the official release date tomorrow. >>> and one bay area county hopes to ban using cell phones in the crosswalk. except matteo county supervisors plan to introduce a bill tomorrow banning using cell phones as you walk in a crosswalk. officials hope the resolution will encourage state lawmakers to pass a law that would make distracted walking illegal.>> both hands on the wheel helping us to get where we need to go this morning.>> 80 westbound has been crowded although it is not nearly as slow as it was last week. we still see some slow traffic express in richmond this morning but getting to the macarthur maze 34 minutes. i will take that e

presidential election will be released this tuesday she appeared this morning on cbs sunday morning with jane pauly. here is a portion of the interview. >> i understood that there were many americans who because of the financial crash there was anger and resentment. i knew that. but i believed that it was my responsibility to try to offer answers to it not to to fee in it. i think it was a mistake because a lot of people did not want to hear my plan they wanted me to share their anger i should've done a better job of demonstrating i get it. >> there were some memorable gaffes too. why do you think that have been so circulating in the mind. i thought trump was behaving in a deplorable manner. i thought a lot of his appeals to voters were deplorable. i thought his behavior as we sat in that access hollywood tape was deplorable. and there were a large number of people who did not care it did not matter to them. and he turned out to be a very effective reality tv star. you energized you offended some people who didn't personally think that. i'm sorry i gave them a political gift of any kind. i don't th

paulie g will be there. huge lineup. >> huge lineup.en right in front of you. it will be great. >> you're even featuring gluten free pizza. >> my really good thing have you accept came in second place in the world in pizza competition for gluten free pizza. zero excuse for to you miss even on sunday. >> let gets it to. i'm waiting the end where i can buy the already made sill civilian pizza. owe nt you lefty or right tee. >> okay. i'll have to try to do it lefty. push out our dough. >> okay. >> get the air out. >> got it. >> get all the way to the edge if you want to do make a big crust on the end then you leave the edge. >> you leave the edge. >> yes. >> if not you roll it out flat. >> for beginners i suggest you push it out little bit. >> make it real flat get the area bubbles out much this way it's not too thin in the middle. >> got it. nice and even across the board. >> across the board. >> okay. we'll open our hasn't wide. >> uh-huh. >> put the dough towards it. i got to do it this way i'm so confused. this is what happens when you

russia, the media, sexism direct ly in our interview with jane paulie and she is angry women didn't votere's what she told anderson! do you give absolution? to those who didn't vote to women? >> no. i don't. look, i, when it first started happening, it was so soon after the election and the election was so bizarre and close. it was hard for me to you know, comfort somebody who was coming to me and saying oh, i wish i had done more or i'm sorry i didn't vote. because i think this was one of the most consequential elections that you know, we have faced in a long time, so, no absolution. >> not afraid to blame women themselves and she said in other exchanges, sexism, misoxyg, not afraid. >> again, not the smartest thing to do because in many ways, she would have been smarter to say i tried not to or i tried to forgive them, it was difficult, but i forgive them now. she would come off looking better than looking like she's settling scores. >> i don't know if it's about settling scores or settling a spirit. hillary clinton is totally different from what she was on the campaign trial. we are n

brian, jane paulie. >> why did it take until now for the first time to be on the plaza?r and i have the same birthday. >> good company. >> great company. >> we signed this mug for you. we're so happy you're finally here and now you can have coffee with us every morning. >> thank you so much. >> so nice to meet you. >> you, too. thank you. >> thank you. >> happy anniversary! thanks for coming. >> coming up on this friday morning, the best of what's brewing. we have "consumer reports" new best makers on the market right now. >>> and then, a look goods the storeroom that houses some of king tut's never before seen treasures and why the famous pharaoh is being moved to a brand new home. seems like a lot of work. >> right? >> kicking off labor day weekend with a recipe of a summertime favorite. lobster rolls, everybody. but first, dylan has a check of the weather. >> it is cool in the northeast. really not been a warm august, though, either. temperatures in the 60s and 70s and then as we go into the weekend, we are going do see rain. that's actually the remnants of harvey mak

p.m., pauly at 7:30 hollander, sociology professor and his book from bonito mussolini to hugo chavez intellectuals and a century of political hero worship. >> they were actually quite good ofprotecting that kind personality which inches -- intellectuals found attractive. the philosopher king kimmitt and this revolutionary idea or that assumption of the belief that these dictators used political power widely -- widely and benevolently. , this is the kind most important for intellectuals. they bridged the gap between theory and practice. >> for more this weekend schedule, go to book tb.org -- booktv. org janet yellen announces that the board will start on winding its balance sheet. she says interest rates are not currently set to increase. her remarks from a news conference yesterday, here's a look.