steven johnson is the author.hanks for being with us. >> guest: good to be back, thank you. >> i think the other aspect of the phenomenon that is important to talk about is the notion that they ask the women to take on the scrolls because no man was willing to do so. and when and because of how we proceed the role and the conscious biases are still seen as something of an odd duck so they are subject to greater scrutiny but i think by the same token perhaps they are more willing to take on the high-risk assignments, because they want to prove that they can do it. they were doing relatively well at the time and then there's this huge recall crisis and the problems they were having with their cars. i think there were many doubting thomas mr. didn't see her as surviving one of the worst crises in years if ever and i think that to her credit she took personal responsibility for getting it right and made it clear in her town hall meetings. everybody else was responsible for fixing what was going on and i think that cri

johnson. just one example for steven mnuchin, we receive so many of these cabinet nominees, raked over the coals. the foreclosure king he was dubbed. he would prefer that panel and said what we really did was to help people work some of those loans out and keep them in their home. >> what prompts the press to do this is a couple of things. the desire to be first even if they are not correct. and they are willing to do that. number two, a desire to hurt the trump administration and its nominees and the third point i think is what people often forget, the press is stupid. can you imagine believing that a 90-year-old woman with a 27 sent that was foreclosed on? it just boggles the mind you would think that somebody in that court would reach in -- it if even came to the court, somebody would certainly reach in their pocket and put the money on the table. for "the new york times" amongst those that you talked about, to have printed that? shame on them. they have seen their best days long long ago. >> martha: so much discussion about fake news. not checking the facts and a story like that that has bra

johnson steal and slam. penn at princeton. this is the tigers kennedy in the corner. he leads princeton with pen los los loses 51-62. lamar stevenshe leads penn state with 18 points. they beat michigan state for the first time in five years 72-63. we are right back after this. >>> we continue now to follow breaking news. an apartment fire continues to burn in camden county. you can see a live look at the flames coming out. the fire started about 10:00 tonight at the lakeview apartments in gloucester township and it continues to burn. we are told no one was hurt but people are out in the cold and being taken to a nearby community center. we'll have the latest tomorrow morning starting at 5:30. the cold must not be helping the firefighters out there and we're all going to be dealing with this. >> we're going to have a lot of icy spots tomorrow morning because it's going to be so cold. we had the moisture, we had the snow and especially in your driveway, sidewalks it's going to be kind of difficult. you can see with these temperatures during the day throughout the area, it's not even gone up to 25 degrees, so there's not going to be

presidential medal of freedom, and while there like steven steel berg, james taylor, all of these incredible people i grew up watching, then catherine johnson was there who i had never heard of before. and i saw her get her award, but still, at that moment, i had no idea the impact that she had on everything that has happened with space. really is amazing film. i really enjoyed everything about this movie. i think the performance also maze, taraji b henson, octavia spencer, williams masterful, every southern, run in, i see victory. cool little side note, when you see the sequences, where taraji b henson is running and you hear the song running playing, they actually shot those scenes while pharrell's song was playing onset, that way it could run in beat. very cool how they pulled that off. i love this film. i gave it four and a half out of five. one of the most important films i've seen in a long time. recoen go with your family, you will walk out feeling fantastic. you know the story now t really kinds of makes you feel great that this really happened. no one ever talked about it, which is crazy. next up, is a movie called monster call, wh

steven englander of citi. would that be painful for the manufacturers in this country. >> manufacturers, in theory, just global financial markets might not be able to accommodate that. >> well, we'll watch that. >>> johnson johnson is buying actelion for $280 per share in cash after weeks of exclusive talks. that's a 23% premium to its closing price yesterday. both companies boards approved the deal. part of the agreement includes spinning off actelion's research and development pipeline. >>> it is time for top trending stories now. tributes honoring the life of tv icon mary tyler moore pouring in all over social media. moore was best known for her roles on "the mary tyler moore show" and the dick van dyke show. former co-star ed asner tweeted i will never be able to repay her for the blessings she gave me. dick van dyke taking to facebook and twitter saying there are no words. she's the best. patricia arquette tweeting thank you for your kindness on "flirting with disaster" and always making me laugh. everybody. a lot of women in television thanking her. >> it was unanimous. dick van dyke still going himself. >> still going. and using social media. who knew. >>> tostitos launching a new bag of chips tha

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tom johnson, the senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracy, and the senior editor of the "long word journal," and one of the things that steven mnuchin talked about that might be surprising because it's not what we initially think about when we think of our treasury secretary, is terror. he talked about being strong and using the treasury to make sure to keep terrorists at bay, essentially. what is the role of the treasury department when it comes to fighting terror? >> that's right, the treasury department plays a key role in identifying assets that need to be targeted for sanctions and fortions. and they regularly release statements and designations targeting iranian assets, targeting al-qaeda, al-qaeda senior leaders and members. also isis members and leaders. this is a very important part of what the u.s. government does because a lot of times these designations and announcement by the treasury department provide us with a map of what is actually going on and who is who. and it says the u.s. government is recognizing these organizations, identifying key leadership figures, and is targeting them for financial sanctions. >>