engine to help create those characters. —— unreal engine.ir performance capture know—how, imaginarium has teamed up with magic leap out of california to show off its ai tech. they have done this with help from then and pitted oi’c this with help from then and pitted orc called grishnak, a character created by andy circus incel. —— himself. s belongs to a group called super zeroes. you have to wonder, what happens to beautifully created, wonderfully crafted pieces of character concept artwork that doesn't make the grade? grishnak is one of those characters whose life was going to be, he was destined to the an orc in the lord of the rings and he never quite make the grade. 0k, andy, time to strap on the magic leap headset and check out your performance up close. 0k, leap headset and check out your performance up close. ok, so our character has erupted out of the screen and is appearing through a hole in the wall. you know who we are? of course you don't know who we are, we are nobodies. i think i broke my ankle. now he is appearing in front of

oh my gosh, this is so unreal. how do i look? you are fine. no crumbs? no, all good. me this isn't some great, big, fat joke. it is all real! brive. -- brive. brive. you will stop come on, let's do this. with a single look can tell a thousand contradictory stories. thousand contradictory stories. flashed back to where they first met. met. it is evident she has put her writing career on hold to services. writing career on hold to services. perhaps there is something more there. there. to praise their son, also an aspiring writer. aspiring writer. the stress lines in the relationship. relationship. performance was brilliant the first time i saw the film. time i saw the film. glenn close's phase, and it tells you lots of things. you lots of things. proud, but there is something going on behind that. on behind that. there is some unrevealed story. unrevealed story. of what he feels is an underlying malaise in the marriage. malaise in the marriage. it is really welljudged. really welljudged. was a great performance is a really great performance. great perform

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every brilliant one of them, my friendm god, this is so unreal. how do i look? you are fine. all good. tell me this isn't some great big fat joke. it is all real, darling. breathe. joe, come on, waiting for you. come on, let's do this. now, that look at the end. glenn close is one of those people that a single look and tell a thousand contradictory stories. they'd then go to stockholm to get the nobel prize and then we flash back to the 19505 prize and then we flash back to the 1950s when they first met where she was a very promising writer and he was a very promising writer and he was a very promising writer and he was a professor. she has put her career on hold in order to service his. it turns out he is a philanderer, he is someone who was unable to praise their son who is also an aspiring writer. gradually we start to discover the back story of this relationship and we start to see the stress lines in the marriage. what i like about this is glenn close it's central performance is really at the first time i saw it. the second time having seen all the things that the narrat

>> unreal. >> do you have a hard time believing dawn was in the house that night?> that's where they firmly agree. only half a measure of justice since dawn is protected by the immunity agreement she signed with the d.a. >> james is not the type of boy who's going to go out and commit a murder in the hopes that dawn will find it acceptable. he didn't do this as a surprise gift. >> dawn herself declined our request for an interview, though her mom, the retired deputy sheriff, has remained in her corner. >> i know that a lot of people believe that, that it was a blatant conspiracy on her part. but i don't think dawn really wanted ben dead. toinlt think dawn was there. >> you're trying to hold it all together, all the way along and even now. >> you have to understand ben was a good guy. they had their problems. everybody loved him. he didn't deserve to die. >> so for the time being it's a he said/she said story, and the d.a.'s -- she may never face a murder charge. >> now we need to she him how far in the deal she is. >> a deal with the devil? the d.a. said without th

. >> i am still pinching myself because it feels unreal. >> reporter: it all started last month when esther's best friend gave her and ancestry.com search is a gift. born in germany in 1956 and adopted by a california couple, esther grew up as an only child in the central valley. she was not prepared for the phone call she got from a man in virginia. >> this is hard for me, but he says you are one of nine brothers and sisters. honestly, i thought i was going to pass out. >> reporter: that man was also an adoptee and also born in germany to the same mother, a woman named ursula horn. this morning, she was waiting for the plane to arrive carrying the brother who found her. the brother she never knew i had to ask do you have your 's name? then, she said her mother's name. i said, while your mother is my mother. >> reporter: in fact, six of the nine siblings, all from different fathers, had been adopted out without knowledge of each other. r germany was a place for a young, single girl. ursula probably did what she had to to survive. >> i am not here to judge her in any way. i am just gr

this pattern which helps with the air quality and with fire danger is unreal for just -- very fall like. allows people to -- out. great days at the beach. upper 30s. russian river. low lying areas. 47 santa rosa. you can see 42s in the inland valleys. tomorrow morning. here is the temperature foot print which will be like today. 70s. yellows. greens are 60s. there is the forecast for brentwood, fairfield. antioch. upper 70s. which is quite nice. not the big heat that we could see. berkeley. berkeley. >> go yellow jackets. grammar school. >> washington elementary school. okay. the 5-day forecast. weather looks good. the weekend real quick. the 5-day forecast. weekend comes in. warms up. a good pattern over all. >> thank you very much. >>> uc berkeley near the top of another list. this year cal is ranked as the second best public school in california. number one, ucla. taking the top spot. they used a 16 metrics to calculate the rankings including graduation rates, and academic excellence. not everyone is excited about the ranking. one student chose to attend cal because it was previously

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. >> i'm still pinching myself because it feels unreal. >> reporter: it started last month when her best friend melissa gave her an ancestry.com search for a gift. board in germany in 1956 and adopted by california couple, esther grew up as an only child in the central valley. so she was not prepared for the phone call she got from a man in virginia. >> this is hard for me. he says a you're one of my brothers and sisters. honestly, i thought it was going to pass out. >> reporter: that man was also an adoptive. he was also born in germany to the same mother. a woman named -- they are waiting for the plane to arrive carrying the brother who found her. the brother she never knew she had. >> i finally had to ask her, do have your mother's name? and when she said her mother's name, i said your mother is my mother. >> reporter: six of the nine siblings are all from different fathers, had been adopted out without knowledge of each other. postwar germany was a difficult place for young single girl and ursula will be did what she had to. >> i'm not here to judge her in any way. i am just grateful

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mean we're put aside for now the history of international relations and theory and so on so forth unrealism and liberalism is also what that one image we remember of the united nations when when when when soviet hushovd took off his shoe and slammed the podium with it that summarized the cold war nothing summarises the united nations today and the american role in it but president trumbo sting and the world laughing so given given that they that he's he essentially doesn't want to play by the global order and they're not you know that the u.n. is is supposed to be about the global order respecting international exact order where did where to go from here what would you know what's the what's the future. says the thing resolving any kind of issues that are global the tenets are so you know we're in television we you know we capture pictures and what we don't capture is who's not there so the chinese president is not there the russian president is not there that's two of the world. permanent members of the council the indian press the indian prime minister is not there that's what twenty perc

then over here, in real time, we can see those performances as cg characters, and they are using the unrealsing their performance capture know—how, the imaginarium has teamed up with florida—based super—secretive augmented reality outfit magic leap to show off its ar tech. they have done this with help from an embittered orc called grishnak, a character created in performance capture by andy serkis himself. grishnak is a character who belongs to a group of digital no—hopers called super zeroes. super zeroes are basically... you have to imagine, what happens to beautifully—created, wonderfully—crafted pieces of character concept artwork that doesn't quite make the grade? grishnak is one of those characters whose life was going to be... he was destined to be an orc in the lord of the rings and he never quite made the grade. 0k, andy, time to strap on the magic leap headset and check out your performance up close. 0h, here we go. over here! ok, so our character has erupted out of the screen and is appearing through a hole in the wall over here. you know who we are? no, of course you don't know

i liked action and first person shooter games, games like half life, unreal tournament, counterstrikess. team—based shooters. i would come home from work and play pretty much all night and then pretty much all weekend as well. it started causing pretty big problems at home with my family. i had two children at the time. what effect did that have on the people around you? eventually, due to the amount of time i spent on it, i did lose myjob. i was so tired all the time and i got sacked for the way i was working. i do feel a lot of shame around it, you know. i hurt those people very badly and i thought until i came into recovery i thought it was because i really liked gaming. because it was online gaming and i'm not sticking needles in myself like, say, a heroin addict would, i think i can kid myself that it's no big deal. peter spent a month in rehab and has been in recovery forfour years, abstaining completely from playing games. so how do you treat people who have a video games addiction problem? it's more closely aligned to gambling addiction. treatment is very much the same. group

then over here, in real time, we can see those performances as cg characters, and they are using the unrealrmance capture know—how, the imaginarium has teamed up with florida—based super—secretive augmented reality outfit magic leap to show off its ar tech. they have done this with help from an embittered orc called grishnak, a character created in performance capture by andy serkis himself. grishnak is a character who belongs to a group of digital no—hopers called super zeroes. super zeroes are basically— you have to imagine, what happens to beautifully—created, wonderfully—crafted pieces of character concept artwork that doesn‘t quite make the grade. grishnak is one of those characters whose life was going to be — he was destined to be an orc in the lord of the rings and he never quite made the grade. 0k, andy, time to strap on the magic leap headset and check out your performance up close. 0h, here we go. over here! ok, so our character has erupted out of the screen and is appearing through a hole in the wall over here. you know who we are? no, of course you don‘t know who we are, we‘re

it is an unreal sight for the first time in more than five years the former stanford star is a winnern the tour. justin, by the way, finishes tee ins the fedex cup and a cool 10 million. but the main headline, tiger, his victory and his 80th of his career. >> it's a big honor, and i was sitting on a 79 for about five years now, and to get 80 is -- it's a pretty damn good feeling. >>> to baseball. just one playoff spot remains in the league, the second wild card spot. and with it game this afternoon the a's could clench their spot. they held a pep bottom two down, 2-0. and that baby is gone. oakland is a run. in the a's two on for matt chapman. and the are another chance to clench their next game tomorrow. there's giants fans everywhere. top 6 up 2-0. and giants down 7-0. but brandon crawford, right 7-2 game. matt carpenter, win 9-2. drew brees and the saints in atlanta. late fourth, brees looking and he uses the wheels, takes off and drew with the old spin move, are you kidding me, dives and this game goes to overtime. saints win 43-37 overme te ps thd qereaup antt staord on mteamma r

it was unreal. i could feel the excitement. i watched one motorized boats zoom toward the dock. soon, i could make out the gis faces. a few of them seemed to be staring right at me. i stared back at them. suddenly, i was startled by a voice closer and allowed. high h --i. i turned and saw a u.s. army officer in his late 20's had joined on the immigrant. i am captain kelly he said. he held out his hand. i took it and waited for him to continue. these big japanese? yes, sir, i said. you can help me. i have commandeered a school bus but i cannot communicate with the driver. come with me and tell him where to go. isaac worked with the u.s. military for more than one year and the following year, 1946, a u.s. marine colonel and his wife asked isaac's parents to bring the boys to america. understanding the opportunity that this would provide to their son, they said yes. isaac would go on to become a u.s. citizen and fight in the korean war, at columbia university, and pursue his career in international law. his parents and several of his brothers later joined him in america where they

really unreal. new york governor andrew cuomo and cynthia nixon making a final push for votes ahead of tomorrow's primary days after cuomo helped open a new bridge that the new york times says was no coincidence, the ministration push the contractor to speed construction and said it would not be responsible for accidents or damage. cuomo denies the claim saying nothing happened. a foxbusiness alert, more winning and the president is delivering. >> we are going to win so much you may get tired of winning and say please, please, it is too much winning. >> job openings reached 6.9 million in july and small business owners are more optimistic than ever before. economic indicators, results of donald trump's tax cuts and deregulation. good news. time is 15 until the top of the iran top democrats blasted for politicizing 9/11. >> when we had 911 and the commission -- >> the closest i will ever have to and i product is moment. heather: wait until you hear how one victim is calling them out on the national s

it talks about unreality. there is an event. the whole thing is a pseudo- event now. i will read the article about trump and been elected. i feel like i have a tin hat on. what if there's an election. we are under a cyber attack. even more permissions than we can imagine. what happens if he is elected and there's a shrug not a civil war but a shrug. you are describing something awful. i don't know what you do then. i have a place in paris that i'm going. i keep thinking of the andrew breitbart. i wrote it right after he died. he was a more interesting guy than he seems. but he used to always call for a kind of a civil civil war against the liberals. because he thought conservatives were victimized a group and they were always the victims of everything. they cry the hot tears are for themselves and how badly they are treated. the latest example of what happened to sarah sanders. it's really sad. that is a secret ingredient and everyone of the culture wars is the notion that average people are persecuted. i went pretty far afield. there's no way i can answer that. have

it is really unreal. he claims we cleared the documents after senator booker's staff asked us to.him, publicly. let's talk about additional documents he is releasing overnight. some of which might not be cleared. >> during the exchange in the morning it was senator mike lee, this isn't an issue now, these have been cleared so there was confusion. all the reporters were looking at each other wondering, and why is there considerable grandstanding. and and the wall street journal, violating the constitution by being in his way. and don't know when he was aware these documents were cleared 5 hours before the hearing started. and 930 yesterday. >> knowing the history of brett cavanagh and his political experience. over 12 years, and what people want to hear at home. >> senator cory booker trying to use late wednesday night confidential documents to question the nominee and senator harris making an accusation he had an inappropriate conversation about the mueller probe. it does appear big names we are hearing for the 2020 presidential campaign, using whatever they can to attack this nom

julie: a lot of information to unreally. another attempt to obstruct judge kavanaugh's past to the supreme court, where does nomination stand. rob: capitol hill puts it, it's all in the hands of the senate. >> you can almost imagine a ski resort about to start avalanche coming down the hill, that could be a real problem for brett kavanaugh if senators on both sides of the aisle interpret set allegations credible and they need to hear from other witnesses, we thought we had the hearing set up for thursday, probably the biggest hearing on capitol hill in a generation, you know, you have to go to anita hill and clarence thomas in 1991 but old saying in capitol hill, nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. if you start to have other republican senators we have other questions here, we are not quite sure, you cannot change congressional physicses, either you have the votes or you don't. >> well, at this point it's not clear how this new allegation will effect thursday's hearing. rob: china feeling the heat this mornin

monday the consequence of this strike is being felt all across the gaza strip two hundred seventy four unreal schools serving two hundred eighty thousand children are closed along with sixteen food distribution centers twenty two medical clinics the reason for this strike can be traced back to a decision by the us administration to cut more than three hundred million dollars in funding for enron and more recently decided to end its funding of the agency in its entirety the workers here say that the effects are being unfairly felt by them more than a hundred of them already either sacked or put on early retirement with six hundred being started with their jobs being lost by the end of this year they say that an ra could have done more to try to lessen the impact of all that and give people voluntary redundancy voluntary retirement those sorts of options here's how the head of the agency here in gaza responds to that charge the rest of the organization has borrowed us forty five. dollars that we don't have for gaza to allow us to continue food to allow us to continue almost three hundred jobs f

>> that's the first time i have seen that, that is unreal.'s amazing >> that was awesome. -- life, y guys take over. >> next at 11. >> the city has to get their act together there are a lot of things going wrong. >> the second day and a second crack at the new transit system center. it remains close tonight as engineers try to discover the scope of the problem. >>> experts are still not sure what caused the cracks in the beans and for safety reasons they have closed the brand-new transit center at least the next week. hello again everyone i'm frank and >> i'm juli, it's an inconvenience for thousands of commuters and while engineers determine how to reinforce the beams, there is no resolution in sight. wide coverage from ktp's ktvu's amber lee. >> reporter:, this is part of the new transit system they are behind the

it's unreal in this weekend was money. there is fog and it's cooler, the foul weather we have great air-quality, you can see the air-quality is good appeared downtown san francisco has some fog reforming at the coast, fall in the bay area, fall anywhere is beautiful. we had a week weather system and it dropped up north and it rained a bit. showers showed up around mount shasta and mead, that some -- slides through and then the high jump sin, this is why we have high fire danger, the highest strong and it jumps back in and the wind start ripping offshore and that's what's going to happen, we will see wind not so much for us but we have a red flag warning in effect through tuesday for areas in northern california around red bluff, reading, marysville around bernie gamut --. tomorrow it will warm up, is it a heat wave? no it will get warm and hot.>>> people in sonoma county are returning home after ghastly prompted evacuations gamut the sonoma county sheriff issued a community alert for significant ghastly along al ranchero w

kennedy: unreal. we are expecting a white house visit between rod rosenstein and the president. the he said-she said drama deinvolved into a political circus down in d.c. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blasted democrats for playing games. mitch? >> senate democrats and their allies are trying to destroy a man's personal and professional life on the basis of decades old allegations that are unsubstantiated and uncorroborated. this is what the so-called resistance has become. kennedy: the other side isn't handling this much better. democratic hawaiian senator hazy hirono says he shouldn't be considered innocent because of some of his past opinions? >> i put his denial in the context of everything i know about him in terms of how he approaches his cases. he has an ideological agenda that's outcome driven. >> it sounds like you are saying because you don't trust him on policy and you don't believe him when he says he doesn't have an opinion on roe versus wade, you don't believe him on what he intes this party in 1982, right? >> there needs to be an investigation so there is

this is unreal. >> reporter: they releases photo of a woman who they say is a person of interest in the case. this issue is possibly driving one of the cars used in the kidnapping. he is meant to be driving a black 2012 ford fusion with this california license plate. according to the family, jayce's father had been violent toward the mother in the past. >>> the second woman to accuse supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh could appear before the u.s. senate. kavanaugh and meat were already scheduled to testify on thursday. sarah sanders says that deborah ramirez is willing to testify as well. >>> democrats are demanding an immediate postponement of the confirmation proceedings and renewing their call for the fbi to investigate. >>> this morning, president trump is addressing the united nations in new york city. around this time last year, he was threatening north korea, but reporter laura podesta says now he has a new target. >> reporter: at the united nations general simply last year, president trump had threatening words for north korea. going into a speech today, the president has a f

this as a role in our community, as a role for our society, to help bridge the gap, the equity is unreal so please listen, please think about our families, think about the future, because it's at stake. thank you. >> hello, supervisors. i'm a long -- i'm from san francisco, fifth generation san franciscan. and i used to many years ago work for the health department trying to stabilize the households for youth because they were either runaways or they had problems getting emancipated. i think that the reality is, youth services have been a miss in san francisco. you know, we need to keep the young people in our city. we need to have housing for them. we need to have all the different kinds of things we need when development comes in san francisco. the housing needs to be family-friendly. some of it is not. when you put the single unit housing in, it's not family friendly. a family can't survive in one room units. maybe that's all they can afford. this is just another part of the pie that needs to continue in san francisco. and i'm glad that see supervisor yee here because he has been an a

. >> i'm still pinching myself because it feels unreal. >> reporter: it all started last month when esther's, melissa, gave her an ancestry.com search is a gift. born in germany in 1956 and adopted by a california couple, esther grew up as an only child in the central valley. she was not prepared for the phone call she got from a man in virginia. >> this is hard for me, but he says, you are one of nine brothers and sisters. honestly, i thought i was going to pass out. >> reporter: that man, was also an adoptee, also born in germany, to the same mother. a woman named ursula horn. this morning, esther was waiting for the plane to arrive, carrying the brother who found her. the brother she never knew she had. >> i finally had to ask her, do you have your mother's name? then, when she said her mother's name, i said well, your mother is my mother. >> reporter: in fact, six of the nine siblings, all from different fathers, had been adopted out without knowledge of each other. postwar germany was a difficult place for a young, single girl. ursula probably did what she had to to survive. >> i am not

there is an undercurrent of can't, unreality, or something else in their talk that repels and offends me. this association calling itself a commission, it is no more than a corporation, or a quadratic equation, thus setting out under false colors with the forehead seems to be one of many forms in which the fussiness and humbug of our popular culture are constantly embodying themselves. strong was not the only civil war figure to become annoyed with the activities of the christian commission. in april, 1864, while general william t sherman was in military operations, christian commission delegates approached him asking for a transport of bibles and religious tracks fire the railroads. rations and ammunitions are better. the general said. in dealing with the prospect of recruiting of black soldiers in the south for union regiments, germany reacted quite miss it -- sherman reacted quite vociferously to this. he said i cannot permit it here. we have no means to transport and feed them. and this. the sanitary and christian commissions are enough to eradicate all traces of christianity out

i thought, it was unreal. i thought that a plane crashed or something. >>> the explosion damaged the house, garage, and multiple vehicles. several people were sent to the hospital, but we are told that is because of existing ethical conditions. >>> the trump administration is launching and preemptive attack against bob woodward ahead of the release of his new book. he set down for an interview with cbs to discuss the book and the blowback he has gotten. took cues from his earlier days, investigating presidential -- richard nixon to cultivate sources and learn what was happening inside the trump white house for his new book titled fear. >> we will case, i called somebody at who is 11:00 at night and said, i would like to talk. he said we will get to a. and i said, how about now? and he said, now? it is 11:00 at night. and i said, it is four minutes away. >> reporter: the resulting work exposes turmoil within the administration. >> i will say what happened this week. the team tightened up even more. because of a

unreal. i thought a plane crashed or something. >> it definitely is a scary scene.e area canceled all classes for today because of this enormous blast. >>> vice president mike pence says he's willing to take a lie detector test to prove he didn't write the anonymous op-ed that attacked president trump in the "new york times". he said it is an organized effort to subvert the president's agen. he's calling for attorney general jeff sessions to launch an investigation into whoa wrote it. >> this person really had the kind of courage and skills that some of us do. they come forward. >> republican senator rand paul is urging the white house to make anyone with a security clearance to take a lie detector test. >> in the east bay, alameda county supervisors will take up the issue of pop-up restaurants today. county health inspectors shut down numerous pop-ups in recent weeks. one of them was in oakland, which was closed last month. health inspectors say the pop-ups locked proper permits. the board president hopes to get some clarity about the health department's policies o

. >> adding to this era of unreality, you have a president who conceivably could be in big legal troublehat could come up to the supreme court. he has encouraged a vacancy. we know he encouraged anthony kennedy to leave conceivably before he was planning to do and he chose brett kavanaugh has probably just about the most extreme position of anyone who might have had this job on presidential power. >> let me interrupt because dick durbin is speaking now about the op-ed. >> perhaps clarence thomas, it's in the context of the president trump presidency in anticipation you may face issues involving this president which no other supreme court has been asked to face. that's why i want to address your view of the power of this president. the authority of this president. because it's a important contemporary question which has application for beyond his presidency. you've courted me several times, regarding the independent counsel statute. as our republican colleagues fonds of reminding us, judges are not legislate choroe chors.. to get to the heart of the matter, the reason why we continue to r

it's unreal and you say now there's more rain heading to the midwest. >> yeah, sorry about that.t unthat rain. we knew it was come canning. and we are looking at the potential for heavy rain and the midwest today. we had so much rain last month that any sort of rain is going to cause flash flooding. already seeing rain fall in the parts of northern plains. we're looking at rainfall totals up to three inches, maybe isolated. so it will be heavy. gusty winds as well. doesn't look like it severe weather will come can before thursday. the air conditionings are working over time in many spots. we're looking at temperatures 10 to 30 degrees above normal. wichita, 93. warm in little rock, cincinnati. and it can could feel warmer than that. we have a front dividing us. cool air from canada. and all that warm air from the south. and we're going to keep that in place thursday and friday before we start to get a break by the weekend. so thursday kansas city, 89 chicago 91 degrees. well above norm. normally they're drinking their pumpkin spice lattes and by the weekend we're going to start t

because they were hired pursuant to a hiring somebody on -- what do you call, numbers -- they were unreal numbers. that wasn't about berk -- >> in fact, joe, on that, if you looked at the small caps there, you notice in the small cap category, you under performed and all the managers did better, and that's because biviam is in the result but no longer a manager. >> let's hope that's a closed chapter. on page 32, the scatter diagram, on page 2, the question -- all the little dots, is that previous pension funds. >> each of those is a fund greater than $1 billion in value. >> the circles change size, and then, you can see a progression over time. i don't know if that's possible to do, but what we're trying to figure out, are we getting better risk management or not, trying to move to the upper left. >> it does not show that. >> does not show that, but is that a possibility, trying to improve that report. >> that is a possibility. >> page 25, the thing about that, yes, we look very efficient. the question the board may want to ask ourselves is whether or not we want to take on more risk. we

friday, unreal america, the world war ii film series why we fight about the outbreak of world war ii. ofrl harbor and the rise authoritarianism and germany, italy, and japan. watch american history tv next week in prime time on c-span3. morning, we are live in springfield, illinois, for the freddie forced stop on the c-span capital tour. illinois state representative will be our guest on washington journal starting at 9:40 a.m. eastern. history tv is on c-span3 every weekend featuring museum pores, archival films, and programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. here's a clip from a recent program. >> after i got elected, my stop was say, you cannot go down there and talk about being a welfare mother because that is all you will be known for. my answer was, if i don't do it, who will? come on. you've got to show by example. you cannot just talk about things. it turned out that was not all i was known for. and id stand on the floor remember this. i was part of the welfare reform, one of the cochairs of the committee in the house when , i think it was the fourth year i was in co

. >> this is unreal. >> i think if the cnn story was a lie of commission, the nbc story is a lie of omissionnow, just think about how powerful their ideology would have to be because, remember, this is actually not a lie that would help trump. this actually is a lie to cover up a principle, the principle of sexual harassment, the principle of sexual abuse, which is actually a principle on the left. and so essentially this principle could only be trumped by a greater principle on the left. and the greater principle on the left here is we have to protect our own team. they're very powerful people on the left, and it is an unwritten rule in a sense of progressive journalism that these people are untouchable and that you have to run defense and protection for them. i believe that was what was going on at nbc. >> yeah, he thought he was untouchable. and harvey weinstein thought everyone else was touchable. that's the problem here. howie, this is another wild story. harvey weinstein had an enormous amount of influence in hollywood, enormous amount of political clout, with all the fundraisers he ho