lisa bloom, wendy walsh. wendy walsh gets tonight's last word.h hour with bryan williams is next. >>> tonight was it accidental? president trump today hinting at military action in syria. shake-up at the white house. steve bannon loses a key seat at the table. as he no show at the rose garden. and our white house correspondents weigh in on how the president started his day. a new attack on susan rice a strong defense of bill o'reilly. "11th hour" begins right now. good evening once again from our headquarters in new york. the president today invited two

wendy was trying to get a job. wendy is a professional. wendy has had other men make inappropriate comments to her like i have, and like every woman has. and we just kind of shrug it off. there's nothing wrong with her following up. she was entitled to have a job that she was qualified to have. and let's get real about sexual harassment. >> so wendy here's bill o'reilly's statement. >> he's saying in part just like other prominent and controversial people, i'm vulnerable to controversial lawsuits. from individuals who want me to pay them to avoid negative press at fox news channel. no one has ever filed a complaint about me with the human resources darmntd. even on the anonymous line. i have put to rest any controversies to spare my children. the worst part of my job is being a target for those who would harm me and my employer, the fox news channel. what's your response for this? >> i hope you're able to hold it together so your children are not affected. but i want to be clear. i'm not after money. i am not suing you. i just want nontoxi

lisa bloom, wendy walsh. wendy walsh gets tonight's last word.n williams is next. rngts tonight was it intentional or accidental considering it's a war russia is already engaged in? president trump hinting at military action in syria. >>> west wing lightning rod steve bannon is a no show in the rose garden amid questions about what it all means. and our white house correspondents weigh in on how the president started his day. a new attack on susan rice a strong defense of bill o'

wendy walsh, thank you for joining us.g us tonight, too. >>> the 11th hour with brian williams starts right now. >>> tonight donald trump's world view. had esays it's a nasty place. u.s.-russia relations are at an all-time low. >>> the president says he's his own strategist. questions whether his chief strategist, steve bannon, is long for his job amid a smattering of tough headlines. >>> is the u.s. dollar too strange? how president trump is taking the

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so i had wendy call into the hotline. and i knew uthat that would trig their legal obligation to do an investigation. and we made the video to protect ourselves to make sure that it was recorded. we released the video publicly so they would be shamed into doing the investigation immediately. a day went by. i tweeted it's been a day. we still haven't heard from you, fox news. and a couple of days later, they did contact us. they asked wendy for an interview. she did an interview. i had other accusers reaching out the me already, which i also knew would happen. because these guys who are so arrogant and powerful, there is also multiple accusers. and they're always afraid -- >> these are not women you knew about before wendy went public. >> right. >> but you believe when wendy goes public, others will call, you have to come out publicly in a big way so they will call you. i as an attorney cannot call people. i wouldn't have known who to call anyway. they have to call us. it also takes time to vet their stories. we as attorne

wendy and i come out publicly. we call into the hotline. in fact, all of these three fantastic women called into the hotline which made fox news do an investigation and while those investigations were ongoing, i got another one and another one and flew to north carolina to meet with perquita. she's not a television person. she's not used to doing this kind of thing and it was pretty scary and i think it was scary for wendy and caroline, too. that relentless pressure is what brought them to their knees. >> wendy, when you were telling your story on television for the first time and elsewhere, did you have that feeling that you were, in effect, looking through these cameras and trying to find perquita and the people out there who may come forward when they hear you? >> i think i was mostly focusing, lawrence, on the five women who had been legally gagged and bound and i imagined them standing behind me. and you have to understand, when people criticize those women and say, well, yeah, they took the money. plenty of times the lawyers make them

wendy: he was.s friendly with philip johnson, who was the head of the moma architecture department. charlie: playing a role in defining architecture? wendy: one of his great triumphs was he got a single exhibition theoma dedicated to richards building in pennsylvania. in 1961 moma gave that to louis khan. that was largely philip johnson's doing. charlie: thank you. thank you, for joining us. see you next time. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti. you are watching "bloomberg technology." a judge has blocked a president trump order to withhold funding from so-called sanctuary cities or communities that limit cooperation with immigration authorities. the government may ask the court of appeals in san francisco to overturn the ruling. former national security adviser michael flynn could be prosecuted for failing to report payments from russia. the chairman of the house oversight committee says there's no evidence he cleared a trip or paid the secretary of state or the army. former acting attorney general sally y

wendy was scared. we had to do a press conference to make the story be big so other accusers would call me. we had to keep the story going. we released bits of it day by day, giving the story legs, as we say in journalism. a second accuser called me, but i needed time to vet her story. needed to talk to witnesses and sure her up emotionally. all of these women are very scared. we got her sister in place, her three witnesses interviewed, and i was ready to come forward with her. she got scared. i went to north carolina and met with her. we came out with her story a couple of days ago. the third accuser -- a fourth accuser came out. i said on many shows the murdochs had only one choice, and that was to fire bill o'reilly. and if they did not, we would continue relentlessly day after day, having more and more accusers come out publicly. we were going to persist. nermeen: fox news has said no one has complained about bill o'reilly on its hotline. recently, you and your client wendy walsh officially called

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wendy: there are six on debatable masterpieces.hilips exeter library, the l center for british art in new haven, and 2 on the indian subcontinent, the indian institute of management and the national assembly building in the capital bangladesh. those are the six that no one would argue with. there are another 8 two 8 terrific- buildings that he made from 1950 on word, starting with the l art gallery and extending through several private houses and a number of very appealing buildings. charlie: you understand architecture, then we will talk more about the man. you understand the man, you will understand the architecture. the institute in la jolla, california, it is amazing. beyond the edge is that the civic kosher. wendy: it is wonderful to the way he structured the view in that way so your eye pulls towards it. charlie: picturing them in estonia as small children. when did he come to the united states? charlie: when he was five years old. louis kahn at the -- by thethis was provided philips exeter library. it looks like a roman ruin

wendy joins us by phone.g news just in that fox and bill o'reilly have agreed to a settlement worth tens of millions of dollars. your reaction? >> i have said it over and over. i don't have a dog in this race. this was really adding my piece to the story for the five other women who were forced to sign confidentiality agreements and could not talk. they have to do from a business standpoint what their contract says and if they're breaking his contract early, they will have to pay him off. that doesn't take away from the fact that every other corporation, large, mid-size or mom and pop business is watching this closely as we are literally changing workplace cultures in america. >> you know, i know you said this was never personal for you. you were speaking for the women you couldn't. but bill o'reilly is receiving more on the way out the door than those other five women you talked about received in their settlements. >> you know, life is never fair. there are people accusing me on line of making money out of t

we're still in the people business with wendy's kind of people.d customer experience. there are things in the front of the house, kiosks, mobile order, mobile pay, there are things in the back of the house when you think of inventory taking, temperature checking, scheduling, that we can fully automatic. and the repetitive tasks in the restaurants, we'll look at automaticing overtime. but we want to have a great-tasting hamburger, hot, juicy every time with a great customer experience. >> by the way, we don't have any burgers on set, fyi. but you've been pretty adamant about staying firm on price, but how long can you do that given at-home food inflation, the gap between that and away from home food inflation is the widest it's been since 2008. in other words, it costs a lot more to eat out and a lot less to eat at home. >> our biggest competitor is food at home. we need to have a compelling value proposition. qsr has been designed for speed, convenience, and affordability. and our opportunity is, how do you differentiate on the quality of the food

he is now threatening wendy walsh.s one of the women who was not sued donald trump, therefore she was able to speak. the others are bound by their settlements not to say anything o'reilly. although i'm not sure what the difference is. o'reilly and his lawyers trying to threaten wendy walsh, scare her into staying quiet. >> that is true. what i find striking is while o'reilly is making noises the network is not necessarily standing lock step behind him. we've sort of luke warm dchss of o'reilly. rupert murdoch and the parent company, 21st century fox hasn't rallied behind him. i think you see -- i'm writing a piece about this now where you see the network hemming and they want to see where this is going. >> when a guy is making $18 million a year every day that you don't fire him is rallying behind him. that's what his bank account thigs. gabe sherman thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, dr. mart mart jr. will get tonight's last word. i mean wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doin

lemonis: you okay, wendy? sighs ] wendy: [ voice breaking ] well, it's just highly unusual for him to talk this way. so, it really hurts. you know, it just -- it's scary to me because it really makes me realize something's really, really wrong. lemonis: i know that you put on a good face for your kids. scott: we need help. that's -- it was their idea to call you. lemonis: the kids' idea? scott: yeah. [ sighs ] lemonis: ready to get down to business? scott: believe me, i've been through so much i can handle anything. lemonis: the issues that i see right now is your process is totally broken. it's maybe one of the worst i've ever seen -- ever. product innovation -- we need new things because you can only sell so many bats in the world. scott: a mini bat will be around forever. lemonis: that's the base that pays the light bill. scott: well, we do have other things from minor league. we do the hands. lemonis: if you weren't selling your product in all the stadiums, i wouldn't be here. but in the long run, you can'

i'd also like to think professor mary and professor wendy from our georgetown law center who will join the justice in conversation today. professor hartman and professor williams are for authorized biographers and co-authors of her recent book, my own words, published this past year. i wish to thank all of you being here for the special gathering. the bernstein symposium was created to honor the memory of margaret and shaver bernstein. his work in the areas of regulation, personnel and administrative reform continues to influence scholars today. he served as the founding dean of the woodrow wilson school of public international affairs. he served a prison is president of brandeis and for the last seven years of his life as a professor of politics and the philosophy here in our school of foreign service. were deeply grateful to michael and susan gelman and all those who have generously supported the symposium and enabled us to bring such esteemed guests to campus including, vice president al gore, journalist tim, senator pack patrick leahy and justices sonya sotomayor to take part in th

wendy walsh. o'reilly has denied all the claims against him.n sunday, the "wall street journal" reported fox news recently renewed o'reilly's contract. according to nielsen, "the o'reilly factor" is fox news' most watched program and just finished its highest-rated first quarter in its history, averaging 4 million viewers. amy: well, for more, we're joined by lisa bloom, civil rights attorney at the bloom firm. she represents dr. wendy walsh, one of the women who has publicly accused bill o'reilly of unwanted sexual advances. lisa bloom, welcome to democracy now! can you start off by responding to what donald trump told "the new york times" as he sat in the president ofs united states, he said about bill o'reilly, "i don't think bill did anything wrong. i think is a person. he is a good person. i don't think bill did anything wrong"? >> i think is emphasize the important part of that statement. i don't think he did anything wrong. donald trump did not say, "i don't think he did it." he does not think the sexual harassment is wrong. i think that

joining me in the studio right now is wendy armstrong. she and her husband volunteer with the march of dimes board of directors, and their family has been a march of dimes mission family. their daughter london was born premature at 25 weeks. we are very, very happy to have you here today. and you and i -- we're both fans of the march of dimes, so tell us a little bit about that. >> sure. the march of dimes is a leading organization that is trying to fight the battle against prematurity. as you mentioned, 1 in 10 babies is born premature. my daughter london was born premature, as well. >> a mircopreemie, right? >> right, she was a mircopreemie. she was born under two pounds. i had a really easy pregnancy, and then all of a sudden at 23 weeks, which is roughly halfway through your pregnancy, my water broke. we were stunned. cheryl, we didn't realize that babies could come that early, much less survive. >> and she's so tiny there. >> and so -- you said something about "much less survive" -- the doctors didn't really offer you much hope in th

. >>> first, wendy walsh and brian stelter and an attorney for a former plaintiff against o'reilly. brian, let's start with the news here. you've been keeping a close eye on this story. >> the murdochs who own fox two weeks ago commissioned an investigation from a law firm and wendy walsh made a phone call to fox reporting what she says was harassment by o'reilly. as a result of her phone call, an investigation took place. we don't know exactly what the murdochs found but it was enough to push o'reilly out. he won't say good-bye. he won't be back. his show is no longer called "the o'reilly factor." he's been canceled. i've never seen anything like this in cable news. he was the biggest star and now he's out of a job. we'll see if he goes elsewhere but he's not coming back on fox. >> we'll talk about that more. not only the biggest star for two decades but very influential when it comes to politics and especially the republican party and the president. i understand fox is getting new text sexual harassment complaints by employees even today? >> yes. fox news contributor who has spoke

wendy and i have been doing this every day.ictures. >> we're going to ask a machine, how do i look, oh, my lord! >> that's how d samsung note 7. there were battery fires, a massive recall, banned on airplanes. eventually samsung pulled that smartphone off the market. now it's trying to get back in the game with the launch of the galaxy s 8. susan hogan is here to tell us how it looks. >> reporter: the new galaxy just hit store shelves on friday and consumer reports put it to the test. here's how they say it stacks up against the competition. consumer reports is testing eight of samsung s 8 and s 8 plus smartphones. it's the company's first significant phone launch since the massive recall of s 7 last summer. >> it's always done well in our test so we're interested in seeing if the newest one can knock its predecessor out of the top spot in our ratings. >> reporter: consumer reports checked out complaints about four out of the eight phones they purchased and tested. fa na statement to consumer reports, samsung did not directly a

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wendy and another candidate, ar actually represent the bernie sanders wing.y want to see. >> litmus test. >> a little bit of a litmus test. quickly. a georgia race that has the a lot of people excited. a lot of people are curious whether or not all the movement with the women's march and all that, is that, transcending into the races? >> yeah, absolutely transcending into the races. democrats of course want to see if they can get suits back in the house and senate. >> thank you. >> thanks. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. um, i got something on this, but i'm not quite sure what it is. it's jelly. definitely jelly. it's already coming out. does tuesday work? treat your clothes better with new tide pods plus downy. cleans and conditions in one step. it's got to be tide >>> okay, so tuesday morning mix will start with one epic failure now epic success. you may hav

wendy walsh broke this case, the o'reilly story wide open.hat's because your client was one of the people who could speak to the "new york times" when they did their massive story on this two weeks ago because she was not bound by a legal agreement not to speak about bill o'reilly. i would like your reaction to the sudden announce member that bill o'reilly is going on vacation. >> it is a coincidence, lawrence, because tomorrow i'm going on vacation as well. but the difference i i for sure am coming back to work on monday. and bill o'reilly should not be coming back to work on monday, because he has sexually harassed so many women. wendy walsh has been so brave the come out like anybody else she was scared. i told her i would be at her side if she chose to do this. she has done it. hasn't asked for a dime, simply told her story over and over again. we have taken a new step just about every day as this story progressed. today i sent a letter to the state division of human rights in new york with all the information that's publicly available. t

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wendy?lso first at 5:00 tonight, questions about whether a clinic that performs abortions was targeted after the building it's in was evacuated twice today. it started around 9:00 a.m. when fireworks exploded in an elevator. and then by 9:30 the all-clear was given. three hours later that building was evacuated again after a bomb threat. from the clinic on washington street in falls church. jules? >> reporter: hey, wendy. well, a frightening day finally beginning to come to a close for workers at this falls church office building. no one was injured today but the threats caused hours of disruption. falls church police not yet ready to say that the clinic inside this building was the target of the threats, but those who operate the health care center, they are sure that this was all aimed at them. this evacuation not long after noon was the second time employees were ordered out of this office building. the first time came around 9:00 a.m., after fireworks exploded on an elevator, sending smo

with chris and wendy.s now. >>> now at 5:00, a developing story from southern maryland. authorities investigating how this military chopper made what's being called a hard landing on a local golf course. >> yeah, all of this still unfolding, but witnesses are telling us, they saw two choppers flying overhead, and then one of them started to lose control. >> it started to spiral down, and it disappeared below the trees, it looked like it had flipped over upside down, and then we heard a big explosion come. >> this is the second time this month we've seen a military aircraft involved in some sort of crash in our area. i'm chris lawrence in for handly. >> and i'm wendy rieger. today's incident involved a black hawk helicopter. chopper 4 is there. this happened just a few hours ago. news4's darcy spencer is at the breton bay golf course in leonardtown and talked with a man who darcy? >> reporter: that's right, wendy. since we talked to you in the 4:00 hour, we were able to stop a man who was leaving the area,

i'm wendy saltzman, "action news." >> we'll follow this story and progress of that proposed legislation. >> we have hundreds of thousands of people going down to the parkway over the next few days. what kind of weather will they have? >> they should bring shorts and sunscreen and water.

and that moment happened back when wendy sherman was negotiating this deal with north korea. she was the architect of the north korean nuclear deal. they paid the ransom, but they did not secure the hostage. and ironically north korea had already gone nuclear when they did the same thing with iran.

wendy's isn't that correctily replied, 18 million. carter responding, consider it done.sforcarter getting upwards of 2.5 million retweets. ellen, worried about losing the title, called out wilkerson. >> this kid is on my heels, carter, stop it right now. you mess with the bull, you get the horns. >> carter isn't fazed. the nugget enthusiast tweeting a selfie, next time i eat these, they better be free. and that is what we call chutzpah in the digital age. thanks for watching abc news. as always we're

i'm wendy saltzman, "action news." >> we'll follow this story and progress of that proposed legislation. >> we have hundreds of thousands of people going down to the parkway over the next few days. what kind of weather will they have? >> they should bring shorts and sunscreen and water.

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wendi: still in existence and going strong. was an amazing 10 years, it really nine years i guess that burgeoninged led the women's legal movement in this country. part of her strategy was -- she taught law on top of being a supreme court litigator. and she was very focused on schooling the justices rather than attacking way or bullying them in any and she did it brilliantly. -- i guess inshe the very early cases, she tried to get the court to understand race discrimination and sex discrimination are not identical phenomena, they both need to be closely scrutinized by courts to ensure equal protection of the laws for women. and for people of color. so, she tried to get the court to do that. and, characteristically, i would did when the supreme court not quite bring it self to do that, she picked a middle approach and brought them along. she went in the end, on the supreme court and got to write the opinion that pulled that all together for all time. judge katzmann: let me if i views ask you about your -- there is aense thoughtf

wendy's isn't that correctily replied, 18 million. carter responding, consider it done.al with #nugsforcarter getting upwards of 2.5 million retweets. ellen, worried about losing the title, called out wilkerson. >> this kid is on my heels, carter, stop it right now. you mess with the bull, you get the horns. >> carter isn't fazed. the nugget enthusiast tweeting a selfie, next time i eat these, they better be free. and that is what we call chutzpah in the digital age. thanks for watching abc news. as always we're online at >> welcome to "bachelor" fan favorites week. all this week, some of your favorite people from my other shows are here playing for some great charities. these guys are used to taking things to the next level. let's see if they can get all the way up to the $1 million-- right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] hey, everybody, welcome to "bachelor" fan favorites week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] our returning "bachelor" fan favorites have been happily married for five years and now have two kids. from

cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> reporter: vice-president pence landed in south korea sunday where he visited us and south korean troops. hours earlier after parading military strengths north korea launched a missile but it failed exploding almost immediately. >> this morning's prof provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day in the defense of the freedom of the people of south korea and the defense of america in this part of the world. >> reporter: president trump spent particle of his easter sunday attending church service with familiar family in florida. he was briefed about north korea's failed missile launch saturday and took to twitter saying, our military is building and is rapidl rapidly becoming r than ever before. frankly we have no choice. >> his national security adviser commented about the president's views on north korea. >> the president has made clear that he will not accept the united states and its allies and partners in the region being under threat from this hostile regime with nuclear weapons.

wendy walsh, they can do that, too.best for them. >> michael, do you know whether the president has a relationship with bill o'reilly? are they friendly? from his comments in the oval office to "the new york times," it sure sounds like it. >> we know that mr. trump appeared on mr. o'reilly's show a lot during the campaign and that they've known each other for some time. they're both from new york. they're both yankees fans. they both have mutual friends in common. i think mr. o'reilly prided himself on giving mr. trump a hard time in some of the interviews that they did during the campaign. but certainly mr. trump kept on going on his show and i think mr. trump really saw his show as a way of speaking directly to his base. that's something there. mr. o'reilly attracts a huge, huge, huge rating, and that is something that fox is very protective of. he really built up the rating at 8:00 and feeds into rest of the night with tucker carlson and sean hannity. the question for fox, could those ratings be as high if mr. o'reil

wendy walsh who went public with her attorney this month. wendy, hi.t are the latest developments regarding your case against bill oroy o'reil o'reilly? >> last week you know we called that hotline. and made an official complaint. curious to see how they would respond and they did respond with a cod ray of lawyers who on speaker phone today basically grilled us for two hours. very detailed. i was encouraged they were asking questions. although they weren't there to protect me. >> lisa, how did the phone call go? was it a grilling as wendy put it? >> well, it was and they asked in a lot of detailed questions no doubt about it. these are four attorneys from the law firm of paul rice which represents fox news and its parent company and their obligation is not to wendy and not to any of the women. there can't be a wrong without a remedy and her case is four years old. the statute has run but we had to do something and what we did was take them up on their offer of calling the hotline and she is seeking justice, not seeking any money and we expect them to d

wendy walsh made a phone call to fox reporting what she says was harassme harassment. an investigation took place as a result of her phone call. we don't know what the murdocks found. he's been cancelled which is an astonishing. he was the biggest star and we'll see where he will go but definitely not on fox. >> influential when it comes to politics and the republican party and this particular president. other news when it comes to this. fox is getting new sexual harassment from current employees until today? >> yes. even today fox fuse contributor who had spoken to new york times privately gone public and is speaking out about this. lisa woo represents lyndsey wal walsh, even though wylie is gone, there are other issues for fox. >> fox's exec sutive spear, the is more to come >> people asked me, why did it take so long of the background. >> they had to know. they paid out all of this money. certainly, fox executives were aware of rally reputations and some of these settlements. he was a profit engine until he turn into a liability. >> they had to know some part of it