rogers: you never know. he said he wouldn't rule it out, the latest coming from his camp, but what i know, he loves iowa and he loves the legacy he is built coming back in the last six years and putting our budget in a good sound place, so i'd be surprised if he would take something like that. >> ron: perhaps in the back of reynoldses in a position to run if he decides not to. he hasn't said yet, but there's speculation out there whether or not he would run for re-election again. so now you have the governorship and the senate and the house. the house is going to be 59-41 and the senate majority -- yrm. >> it's 29. >> ron: that's a big shift and what the education budget is going to look like and what do yo education this year in iowa? what would you like to see? >> rep. rogers: it's going to be another tough year. i look at new revenue and education typically, k-12 education is about 41% of our budget. >> ron: right. >> rep. rogers: so i look at new revenue, the state's new revenue is the $100 million for t

>> i've worked for roger for 20 years. best boss i've ever had. >> reporter: along with bill o'reilly, geraldo rivera, greta van susteren, sean hannity, all lined up to back the boss. and fox news' brit hume tweeted, "why didn't she quit and sue instead of suing only after she got fired?" >> if you speak up when you're first hired, you're considered a troublemaker. if you speak up when you leave, it's considered sour grapes. >> reporter: as soon as carlson filed her lawsuit against ailes, fox news parent company 21st century fox launched an internal investigation. forward, the die was cast. i mean, they kind of knew that if you went digging you were going to find something. >> reporter: and what the law firm conducting the investigation found was at least a dozen women willing to talk. some of whom had strikingly similar stories about roger ailes. >> it gave the story a level of credence that it wasn't just gretchen carlson. there were other women. >> reporter: the crisis came to the ailes chorus of defenders, spoke up. me

>> in about 1990, roger got a hold of my brain.know that i'm -- he's the only one who would ever believe in me. and i think that maybe the little girl looking for the daddy figure is still saying, "roger, look at me. can you believe in me?" and it's very sad. >> reporter: do you think it undermines your credibility? >> i don't know. i don't really care. i know what happened to me. >> so, if your boss was h harassing you, would you know what to do? let us know on #abc2020. >> we'll talk to an expert when we come back. ♪ ♪ get up for black friday. starts thursday, 6pm. walmart. >>> wow, look at you! >> reporter: "the wolf of wall street" showcased rampant harassment in the seven-figure world of finance. >> sexual harassment is not just something that happens in, you know, guy-dominated industries. women deal with it all the time. >> reporter: everywhere. >> in every industry, everywhere. >> reporter: even the diner down the street. waitress lauren jones said she learned that the hard way. she went to the restaurant manager after her

abc news reached out to roger ailes. he sent us this statement which reads in part, "miss lunh is someone i once regarded as a friend and person i helped for many years. the stories she is telling now are fabrications built on half-truths and outright lies." >> then why did fox pay you more than $3 million? >> the truth. i wasn't lying. >> reporter: even after all she's been through, laurie admits her feelings toward roger ailes today remain complicated. in fact, in the summer of 2015, four years after cutting off contact with ailes, she wrote him a letter. why would you write him again, last year, asking for help finding a job? >> i think that maybe the little girl looking for the daddy figure is still saying, roger, and it's very sad. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm elizabeth vargas in new york. >> our thanks to elizabeth. for more information about how to handle sexual harassment in your workplace, go to abcnews.com. we'll be right back. just just press "clean" and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messe

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and i think that was extraordinarily important. >> reporter: roger a's has against him. still, it was the end of an era at fox news. ushered in by one woman. >> if gretchen carlson hadn't sued, would roger ailes still be the chairman of fox news? >> i think so, i think so. >> after months caught up in a media firestorm, gretchen carlson now finally speaking out using her story and her stature in the hopes of helping other women suffering in the face of sexual harassment. here's abc's amy robach. >> this one says, i want to praise and commend you for your bravery and strength for coming forward and paving the way for other women -- who are experiencing a horrible situation. >> reporter: gretchen carlson reading just a small sampling of the letters she's received since becoming cast unwittingly in the role of warrior for women against workplace sexual harassment. >> you've become a hero for so many women. and i can see you getting emotional right now. going to be in this position, you know? >> reporter: for those who think they know carlson and followed her career, she may

>> in about 1990, roger got a hold of my brain. and sort of le and sort of let me know that i'm -- he's the only one who would ever believe in me. and i think that maybe the little girl looking for the daddy figure is still saying, "roger, look at me. can you believe in me?" and it's very sad. >> reporter: do yoth undermines your credibility? >> i don't know. i don't really care. i know what happened to me. >> >> so, if your boss was harassing yo harassing you, would you know what to do? >> we'll talk to an expert when we come back. ? get up for black friday. starts thursday, 6pm. hey! is this enough? there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more... hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. happy thanksgiving from publix. >>> wow, look >>> wow, look at you! >> reporter: "the wolf of wall street" s

admiral rogers: every case is different. but i remind people, when you step back and think about how we going to change the dynamic we are dealing with out here, there's got to be multiple aspects to that. you see us addressing -- we are trying to make life harder for hackers, we are trying to increase the level of knowledge, increase capabilities. we are trying to deal directly with a host of nationstates around the world and engaging with them in terms of what's acceptable from our perspective, what is not. we are using the legal tool. we have used indictments against prc and iranian individuals. we are prepared to use multiple tools and capabilities within our toolkit, if you will, to design, to drive you to change your behavior. on the chinese piece, the conversation that led to the presidential summit in september of 2015, where the two presidents, xi jinping and president obama, came out and said we agree we will not use cyber as a tool of a nationstate to gain economic advantage. that had been one of our biggest issue

>> have you seen roger ailes when he's unhappy? >> no, i haven't. >> it's not a good sight to see. >> reporter: laurie says her life began to unravel in 2007 when she was demoted because of talk in the company about her relationship with ailes. >> my boss bill schein sent me to a psychiatrist. for the first time in over 20 years i spoke up and it all kind of came pouring out. >> reporter: laurie says the gravity of that admission triggered a nervous breakdown, landing in the hospital. ultimately she says she knew it was time to herself. >> i wrote a letter to the legal counsel at fox news. >> what did you say in that letter? >> i just said that i'd been harassed the whole time i've been at fox and that i'd done my job and i received no response. so it really wasn't until i had hired a lawyer. >> reporter: within weeks of hiring that lawyer and without filing a lawsuit, laurie received a separation agreement worth more than $3 million. in 2011, after two decades of being under ailes' control, she abc news reached out to roger ailes.

the from her former colleagues. >> i've worked for roger ailes for 20 years. right? best boss i've ever had. >> reporter: along with bill o'reilly, other fox stars lined up. why didn't she quit and sue instead of suing only after she got fired? but parent company 21st century fox listened and launched an internal investigation which turned up at least a dozen women, some of whom have strikingly similar stories. credence that it wasn't just gretchen carlson, there were other women. >> reporter: the crisis came to a crescendo when one woman who was noticeably absent from ailes' chorus of defenders spoke up. >> it culminated in a physical attempt to be with me which i rejected in his office. then i contacted a lawyer. he tried to kiss me three times. so i rejected that. and when i rejected that, he asked me when my contract was up. >> reporter: two weeks after carlson filed her lawsuit, roger ailes found h the next day, fox announced his resignation. this past september, 21st century fox settled with gretchen carlson for a staggering $20 million and offering a rare publ

this is roger. [whimpers] i know. roger rover. no, sir. roger roger. i mean, roger healey. uh-uh. major, you're trying to do it to me again. oh, no. no, i'm not trying to do anything to you, sir. y-you remember when you heard me trying to tell him about the solid fuel ratios? mm-hm. well, the only other person in the world who knows that mathematical formula is... is major healey. yes? but how can that--? well, i'm gonna have to tell you the whole story. it's-- the whole story? yes, it started about a year ago-- don't say another word. i'll be right back. [whimpers] i'm dr. alfred bellows. yes, sir. and you're major nelson? yes, sir. and that's major healey? yes, sir. i'll be right back. don't go away, major healey. master. [growls fiercely] you will be thrown out of the space program. well, i-- i had no choice. i told you i wasn't gonna let them put-- do not talk like that, master. now, listen-- i-- "general peterson, major roger healey is a poodle dog." and then i'll say: "sir, this time i've got the evidence. "the dog is in my office. "major nelson admits it's major healey, "an

rogers, we heard about rogers and his presence on the transition was seen as reassuring to some establishment was, quote, absolutely the campaign's prerogative to let him go. >> they said they wanted to go in a different direction. it was easy for me to hand it off to mike pence and his capable hands coming in. so, i think that was kind of a combination. i think there is some confusion going on about a chain of command coming ought e ing out . hopefully, they'll get that settled soon. signing they're going to need to do it because as this clock ticks, all of these decisions become more important and you have to make them sooner with a little more forward thinking to make sure you get there in the future. i think they're going to get there. i'm an optimist about that. >>> the president-elect violating protocol when told by an aide that he was in for the night. he showed up at a restaurant. without notifying a pool of reporters. a trump spokesperson says she was not aware of restaurant plans, she said efforts were under way to set up the pool. the second time there's an event that pool reporter

roger: yeah. you get cut. roger: or you get screamed at, you know. lemonis: when he's here. roger: when he's here. lemonis: is that a big issue for some of the employees, honestly? roger: we actually quite like it when he's not here, to be perfectly honest. lemonis: you do? roger: yeah. 'cause howie can come in and say, "i don't want that there," you know, "get rid of it." lemonis: you do it and you spend all day on it, and the you turn around and it's... roger: that is so soul-destroying. ♪ lemonis: could you grab all of your financial data? and i'd like to sit down and go over it all with you. howard: okay. all right. lemonis: all right? you want to go ahead and grab it? howard: yeah, yeah. lemonis: all right, great. ♪ let's start with the profit and loss statement. howard: so january through december 2015. lemonis: total revenue -- $3,136,00. the cost of goods is $1,381,000. gross profit -- $1,755,000. total expenses -- $1,876,000. leaving you with a loss of $121,000 last year. the two single b

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roger. roger. he's gotta be going crazy. roger. i gotta find roger. [giggles] there you are, love bug. oh, yeah. good one. [giggles] bellows: this is the most miraculous thing i've ever seen. oh. well-- i'll go down in history. ask him to write something. yes, sir. oh, sam. uh, uh-- this is general wisten. he would, uh, like to see you write something. now, it doesn't have to be anything fancy. four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. oh, you'll see it for yourself, general. now...here we are. "the gettysburg address." written... by a monkey. you almost had it right, doctor. it was dictated by a monkey. psychiatrists! [door slams] where did i go wrong? [men chattering indistinctly] this is control to orbiter 5. control to orbiter 5. can you hear me, sam? tony: good. you're doing fine. just-- just relax. i want you to press the green button, sam. the green button on the panel board. [man speaks indistinctly over pa] he d

oklahoma art it's the will rogers airport in oklahoma city. now closed as police investigate. >> adam: jadiann thompson is here with more on what turned out to be a very frightening situation. >> reporter: absolutely. offices for will rogers world airport say that the airport will be closed while authorities are searching for a shooter. so far, police have confirmed one man was shot near the airport's parking garage and now southwest airlines confirms the man one of their employees has were told to seek shelter. all streets to the airport blocked off and officials encouraging everyone to stay away from the area. >> we got reports of shots fired in the parking lot area of will rogers world airport. we do not have any information to put out as far as a suspect vehicle or a suspect itself, but gunshots were heard. >> reporter: police believe the shooting was an isolated ins accident but want to t

admiral rogers: how concerned should we be about state actors? one inorea reportedly the sony incident. the fact that: the set of actors is so large and so diverse is one of the problems. probably depending on what source you want to use, from a cyber defensive standpoint, probably 60% to 65% of the activity of concern we see is criminal, individuals looking to access systems for access to personally identify information, social security numbers, credit card information. it, and use it to generate revenue. criminal activity includes theft of intellectual property. at the same time, you have areonstates are you find engaged in actions designed to penetrate the networks within the commercial sector. you also find individuals who ares and groups brought together under a specific ideology or focus that brings this disparate group of .isconnect it will harness the power of the togethere web to bring people with little previous common interaction knowledge of awareness in each other. groupl bring this white of geographically dispersed individuals who w

kwwl's kristin rogers has reaction. well it's quiet here at the monica vernon watch party as vo: now as you can see there were many hugs in the will never stop fighting for the issues she believes in however that may be. she told me a little bit about her conversation with rod blum. will continue to work for the betterment of iowa and i'd be happy to work with him in any way to do that and he assured telling her supporters they had a good run. find a way to stand for the issues that she believes in even if it's not at congress. in cedar rapids-kristin rogers news 7 kwwl. blum won with 54-percent of the vote. switching to the state legislature. in iowa house district 60 -- incumbent walt rogers won kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in black hawk county with more details. incumbent republican walt rogers will be returning to his seat in the iowa state house. rogers won with about 58 percent of the vote.... he beat democratic candidate night... there... rogers spoke about how policy over personality, and i him, i do beli

besides, roger's gonna be picking me up in a few minutes. we have a conference with general peterson. and i'm taking up a 104 ent on it. now, that's not stuffy. and you find that exciting? it's not supposed to be exciting. well, then why do you do it? 'cause i like it. good morning, major healey. oh, hi, roge. come on out. roge? what's wrong? look, uh, we'd better get over to the office. we have a meeting in, uh, 30 minutes, so, uh... well, you got time for a cup of coffee. very nice. have you had any other nice wishes today? what's on your mind? there's nothing on my mind. i'll tell you what's on my mind. you know what's on my mind? if i had my own private genie and my best friend wanted to borrow her from me, i'd let him. oh, not again. roger, we've been through all this. jeannie won't do me any harm. oh, of course not. you see? she won't mean to, but that's what will happen, anyway. well, you know that. i don't want to keep her. all i want is three little wishes. two wishes? roger. one teensy-weensy wish? oh, please, may i, master? listen

i congratulate walt rogers. now you move on, but you can't ever look at this from a my position or anybody who doesn't win as a loss. if i say, both kroeger and rogers emphasized the importance of a strong iowa economy during their campaigns. live in black hawk county, amanda gilbert, news 7 kwwl. another incumbent winning re-election in the state house -- bob kressig. the democrat taking 54-percent of the vote iver his republican challenger drew speer. taking 15-percent. kressig excited to head back to the legislature -- talking about his "my folks owned a small opportunity to talk to a lot of people that came into the restaurant. i learned a lot from that. my parents were hard workers and they would be really proud of me today, i am now. republicans now have control -- a big development last night. some democratic incumbents did hold onto their seas. jeff danielson -- who serves the cedar valley -- will return to des moines, winning 59- percent of the vote. kwwl's lauren moss has reaction from him this morning

roger? roger, is this you? roge? speak to me, will ya? major nelson. yes? who are you talking to? uh, oh, no-- no one, sir. no one. nothing. um... that'd be ridiculous, sir. oh, would it? it's just a normal, everyday, run-of-the-mill brick. it's-- what happened to major healey? major who? oh, major healey. oh, yeah, he was around here some-- i-- i'll see you both in my office in 10 minutes. dr. bellows? uh, yes? may i have my brick? oh, yes. here we are. [yells] there's no need to get so excited. after all, it's only a brick, major, you said so yourself. uh, yes, sir. yes, sir. but i need it as a paperweight for all the paper because of the wind and the window. [chuckling] you know. no, i don't know. but i will, major. i will. all right, jeannie, now that is enough. i want roger back in his original form. [yawning] oh, hi, tony, what happened? you were a baby. i mean recently. well, jeannie turned you into a brick. a what? would you get down, please? i'm sorry. i'm sorry. yeah-- turned me into a brick? that's right. and i've had it, man. look at this place. will you just look at i

[laughs] roger, this is my mom and dad. both: yes, mom and dad. hey, roger. how you doing? hi ya, coach. g under you. i've followed all your records in chicago and i read all about you when you were on the track team here. oh, man! you were something else. incredible! me and hal marshall-- roger, roger. what's your event? oh, he does the 2-minute handshake. roger's gonna help me with my homework. come on, rog. bye, coach. wow! uhh... are--are you done with me? oh, yes. but would you get tweedledum and tweedledumber ble? sure, but how about a quick kiss first? ask 'em. you know, ellie, sometimes, i don't think you realize that you are living in the same house with the great hal marshall. how could i forget? hey, son. hi, pop. mom, why'd you put those 2 white guys they're gonna love this! [talking indistinctly] wow! oh! they're gonna love it! love it! love it! hi, gramps! [screams] laurie, what in the devil is wrong with you? walking into a room where your grandfather is. is he bothering you? ohh! he is my friend! roger, this is my grandpa grady. hi, nice to meet you. i left

roger: it does, very much so. scott: collins says siemens is they know the upfront investment pays off in the development of a highly skilled workforce, a "teachable moment," perhaps, for u.s. companies and colleges. is this the future? roger: absolutely. absolutely the future. there is no way, in the current educational system, that we're going to be able to fill the technologically advanced jobs that we have here. scott: skills-based training has always had bipartisan packing best backing. congress appropriated $90 million to an apprenticeship program on top of $175 million the department of labor handed out last year. sharyl: what about under a trump administration? scott: he has certainly made the concept of ringing just being an apprentice popular. he said he will be the greatest jobs producing president got ever created. so far, no details from his campaign on what they will do for apprenticeship or vocational training. sharyl: most of the media are admitting they've lost contact with america. i promise we h

roger. oh, roger, i just heard. oh, take it easy, mrs. bellows. we're on government property. can't bear the thought of your being sent away. i'll go to the aleutians with you. you wouldn't like it. there's igloos and polar bears. i love igloos and polar bears. oh! oh, mrs. bellows. you're--you're just gonna have to be brave. just gotta hold on. you are. yes, i was just telling mrs. bellows that she and the other girls are gonna have to do without me. and, uh, what do you say? what do i say? i say we've been getting along just fine without him all these years. i think we can continue to do so. you mean... you don't mind if major healey leaves? mind? couldn't care less whether he stays or goes. what about the igloos and the polar bears? oh, dear. maybe you should keep him here. keep him under observation. well, under the circumstances, major, i don't see there's any point in your going to the aleutians. we'll consider that order cancelled. [laughs] oh! thank you, sir. oh, thank you. i get chilblain. shall we go, dear? yes. goodbye, major. oh, um... yes? uh, don't count on me fo

scott: roger collins trains the workers. collins says when the company expanded its factory from generators to gas turbines in 2011, it realized it had a problem. roger: we had to hire 800 people very fast and just couldn't find the qualified people out on the job market to meet the needs of scott: to fill the pipeline, siemens went down the road to central piedmont community college and created a program to give college students practical skills and jobs upon graduation. chad robinson: it's not the normal route, but this is a route that more people should be taking. scott: both chad robinson and orkhan patsiyev had eyed four-year colleges, but balked at the price of tuition. what would college have cost you? chad: it probably would've cost me up to between $80,000-$100,000 all together to finish out there. so, not having that on my >> going to a four-year college, you have to pay for tuition and it's too much. scott: instead, robinson and patsiyev became apprentices for siemens, which picks up the tab for their degrees, pay

roger ailes is gone, they paid the $40 million.ox sees megyn kelly as a bridge to credibility. >> reporter: in the book excerpts released, megyn kelly does not name the fox news supervisor who she come pained to about roger ailes. "the wall street journal" reports that her supervisor at the time was commentator brit hume who was then the managing header of fox's d.c. editor. he said megyn kelly never made a complaint to him. wolf? >> brian, thank you very much. gloria, roger ailes is supposedly this unofficial adviser to donald trump right now. how does this, if at all, play into the trump campaign with only four days to go? >> i don't think we've seen it play at all before this, and i don't think we're going to see it play much after this. roger ailes has not made himself very public as a supporter of donald trump. we know that he is. we know that he was at a couple of predebate meetings. we don't know how much strategic advice he's been giving his friend, donald trump. i think the question of donald trump and women revolves aroun

mike rogers, by the way, has done work with cnn.old cnn's anderson cooper that it was, quote, absolutely the campaign prerogative to let him go. >> they wanted to go in a different direction. it was easy for me to hand it off to mike pence in his capable hands coming in. i think that was kind of a combination. i think there is some confusion going on about a chain of command coming out of new york. hopefully, they'll get that settled soon. i think they need to do it because as the clock ticks all of these decisions become more important. you have to make them sooner with a little more authority and forward thinking to make sure they don't bump into anything in the future. i think they're going to get there. i'm an optimist about that. >>> the president-elect violated protocol last night after an aide told reporters trump was in for the night. he showed up at a new york city restaurant without notifying a team of reporters on standby. it's a long time history of reporters to travel with the president-elect. efforts are under way to s

roger: son cuatro, por lo menos con dos estarÍan felices. >> con uno, yo ya.artes 15 de noviembre de po16. >> desorden en el equio de transiciÓn de donald trump. renunciÓ uno de sus principales asesores y las discrepancias han paralizado los nombramientos. >> varias de las llamadas ciudades santuario han confirmado que seguirÁn protegiendo los indocumentados. >> senadores lexicanos exigen a presidente peÑa nieto proteger con mÁs firmeza al paÍs contra el potencial daÑo comercial e inmigratorio que causarÍa donald trump. >> un resurgimiento de cÁncer de la prÓstata que creÍa curado sorprende a juan manuel santos, presidente de colombia. viene a tr

(roger avana resident )"we're we're going to perfect our social economic system. we're going to do socialism with new philosophies."new philosophies deeply rooted in their past. (nats of young castro passionate speech)(stand up close: jay gray/havana, cuba) "as so many in this look for a there are official funeral for be held on sunday.news havana. chaos in new orleans sunday... when someone started firing shots in the busy french quarter. one man was killed, nine other people were injured. two men have been arrested.officials still don't know what led to the shooting. the mayor called the shooting tragic. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4-- milestone. the nfl record one star quarterback just tied. and field of dreams. the building projects at one u-w school wrapping up... ...and why they're calling a new athletic for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. the packers will wait until monday night football to see if they can resurrect their season.now they need to ground the eagles special teams. former badger and racine horlick high standout chris marago