christina hoff sommers joins us she's a resident scholar at the u.s. conservative think tank the american enterprise institute to both of you welcome to the show does here want to start with you i mean you heard that report strong language there are we in the middle of something that's equivalent to the french revolution and it's off with their heads they're being the men while oh if it's a revolution that brings equality liberty equality fraternity or that in this case instead of brotherhood sisterhood then i would say that's great pets. is being a little like marie antoinette when she was asked but why then your majesty the poor are starving and she said i mean to take a position of great privilege i think does not help you understand those who really are disempowered and we've heard you say they have the nerve understands the people who are not empowered and she also is in a position of. privileges and she's chosen a position of great privilege and i think as an actress. her pink has been in the twentieth century when women were empowered to buy the

here with me in park city are the film's directors christina costantini and darren foster welcome to the stream both of you. already out there about the show because i love the film and i and i i love science clearly so i know the same is true for you all casino you've called this a love letter to the world of science health so i was a science fair. when i was in high school i went to the international science and engineering fair two years actually i think you know and it totally changed my life validated you know the interest that i had it gave me confidence like rewarded intelligence and all kinds of you know is incredible experience so i wanted to show what an amazing place it was it's also a really fun funny place because it's full of teenagers and so inherently it's a lot of fun and so you know we set up to to make this little celebration of the science fair world and then what drew you to the film christina. christina told me the stories of her time and i surf and you know some of the anecdotes she told me just maybe really excited about the film and then we had a chance to sc

last night brittany and christina made big announcements. brittany's news she's taking her vegas show on a 23 stop world tour in july. christina who has been mia posted this shot from a fan asking where the [ bleep ] is the new album. she relied it's coming. here's what she told us in 2015. >> i'm big on the march nation process. i have to make sure the details are all there. i'm not robotic. i can't pop out music. ♪ >> this amazing performance with madonna was the last time brittany and christina were seen together. "e.t." has learn xtina's music could drop this spring. as for that feud -- >> i would love to have a voice like christina. >> maybe they'll do one together. >> we're waiting. do something together. >> coming up. >> what's today? >> graduation day. >> an exclusive neek peek at fixer upper as the kids meet one of the famous first ladies. >> is she driving a truck? >> plus will there be a bad mom's 3. cameron wants a cameo. >> and jennifer garner versus a hot pepper. one guess who wins. >> sometimes it's not funny. >> stranger th

. >> christina mcgee, tulio brand, michael mcgee. >> ms. mcgee. >> my name is christina mcgee. i'm a merry christmas of taraval for everyone, which is an organization formed to oppose time restrictions on parking on taraval between 33rd and 36th avenue between 33rd and 47th avenues. i want to be clear. placing time restrictions on parking taraval is not a safety issue. that has been addressed removing parking spaces for the boarding islands. this is relating to the remaining parking spaces. these restrictions represent a land grab for businesses for parking at the expense of others in the community. what i've seen that is missing is part of this proposal is treatment of residents with dignity and respect, to be seen and listened to by the sfmta as businesses are. we haven't seen accurate communication regarding this plan and we haven't seen equal consideration of residents compared to businesses. the project team has only said most businesses support

thank you so much to christina and darren and kashmir and to rob for you as well q. is going to hire just like talking to you appreciate it at the sundance institute go online look the science fair and you will find out all about is amazing documentary thank you very much we're seeing online stream. the way. i know now who i am i judge it's the school election and the candidates are pulling out all the stops for so i can do i make you have a man. and his gifts did find out as i said in his telling me as i'm a penny in society i don't feel a vote at this time on al-jazeera and hundred forty on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. news has never been more available it's a

here with me in park city are the film's directors christina costantini and aaron foster welcome to the stream both of you. already out there about the show because i love the film and i and i love science clearly so i know the same is true for you all casino you hope this a love letter to the world of science how so so i was a science fair. when i was in high school i went to international science and engineering fair two years actually i think you know and it totally changed my life validated you know the interest that i had it gave me confidence like rewarded intelligence and all kinds of you know is incredible experience so i wanted to show what an amazing place it was it's also a really fun funny place because it's full of teenagers and so inherently it's a lot of fun and so you know we set out to to make this little celebration of the science fair world and then what drew you to the film christina. christina told me the stories of her time and i surf and you know some of the anecdotes she told me just maybe really excited about the film and then we had a chance to scout seventy th

here with me in park city are the film's directors christina costantini and aaron foster welcome to the stream both of you. already out there about the show because i love the film and i and i i love science clearly so i know the same is true for you all casino you've called this a love letter to the world of science health so i was a science fair. when i was in high school i went to the international science and engineering fair two years actually i think you know and it totally changed my life validated you know the interest that i had it gave me confidence like rewarded intelligence and all kinds of you know is incredible experience so i wanted to show what an amazing place it was it's also a really fun funny place because it's full of teenagers and so inherently it's a lot of fun and so you know we set out to to make this little celebration of the science fair world and then what drew you to the film christina. christina told me the stories of her time and i surf and you know some of the anecdotes she told me just maybe really excited about the film and then we had a chance to scout

carol: we have more from christina lindblad. christina: a couple of years ago, the government did reach a -- carol: a couple of years ago, the government did reach a peace agreement with fark, a guerrilla group. and negotiations are continuing with another guerrilla group. tell us who they are. christina: the national liberation army is smaller. they are also marxist leninist group. they have refused to lay down their arms so far. they have been around since 1964. it was started by radicalized catholic priests who are inspired by the cuban revolution, along with students. they supported themselves through the years by extorting oil and mining companies in this one particular province where their stronghold is. and this is how they haven't doored. carol: its been a very productive method for them. christina: it has. there is one particular pipeline they have attacked at a rate of once a week. they dynamite it. its down to a very smooth operation, how they do this. over the years, the pipeline has been out of commission for more t

christina fehr has the details of apple's latest push. it is amazing, christina, but should we be concerned about all of our health data getting into the wrong hands if it's all in one place? >> absolutely. and that is a great question, sue. but a lot of people have been asking it. we are not just talking about the data you get from a fitbit like your steps. we are talking with your lab reports, immunization, all of your procedures and apple is going to have that now on the iphone. but the company told me yesterday that it wants to make clear it's not going to have access to this data. it won't see it. that you can feel secure. and it will be corrected of course with your pass code. it's really about the relationship between you and your hospital or you and your doctor, and not about apple. >> christina, as you well know, this type of business is littered with failure. microsoft and google have not been able to make this a success. in fact google health shut down because consumers were not using it. why should we believe that apple will b

a tener calambres y empeoraba con los dias, christina hoy se unio a una demanda con otras seis mujeres que han estado o estan alli recluidas....denun cio celdas sucias, con paredes untadas de excremento, ausencia de papel higienico, o jabon.... dijo que tuvo que pasar horas de pie esperando entrar a una corte, con ocho mujeres mas y solo tres sillas. luego por un tiempo se acosto ella en el suelo porque ya estaba cansada me acoste en el piso de cemento, no hay cojin, no hay sillas asi paso ocho horas....dias despues perdio su bebe pilar nino ahora segun la demanda algunas mujeres embarazadas tambien son cohercionadas para tener abortos. alexis wah/estuvo presa en carcel de santa rita si tu dices no me siento bien estoy embarazada, ellos te dicen, bueno, puedes abortar y no tendrias estos problemas. yolanda huang/abogada demandante si estas embarazada y sufres maltrato eso es cohersion, si te doy solo sanduches de mantequilla de mani, tu bebe no va a ser saludable, si te dejo aguantando frio por horas, tu cuerpo y el bebe lo van a resentir. con la demanda en contra del condado de alamed

christina. show and. christina's office sits on top of the cemeteries scrimmage toria she works with a small team who are busy more than thirty thousand graves in to us. in that he handed me least now i know body and then what they are from us we cannot do anything about that. you. were in that. we don't lie them leaving here not because. i and i mean i need to go in there but. it's not fair. the ferry. christina can't confirm if people like celia will be allowed to stay here. but she believes a life outside the cemetery would be the best thing for everyone pulls up in now if i have a choice now but no one seemed to know he said that the middle going all bar one slept on the meter see that lock down. now. you all are. not only. your liquid maybe i'm not the same in. her own c.l.s. at germs they're not safe here. despite the city's misgivings people have been living in graveyards for dick. ricardo medina has lived here for fifty years. he shares his home with his third wife resurrection. raised all of his

christina. show and. christina's office sits on top of the cemeteries scrimmage toria she works with a small team who oversee more than thirty thousand graves in to and. in all that he handed me least now i know body and then what they're from us we cannot do anything about that. you. were in that. we don't lie them leaving here not because. i you know i mean i need to go in there but. it's not fair. the ferry. christina can't confirm if people like celia will be allowed to stay here. but she believes a life outside the cemetery would be the best thing for everyone pulls up in now if i have a choice now but no one seems now he said that that made outgoing. but i was led on by me or see but i don't know. now. you all are. not but only. you only could maybe i'm not the same in. her own see less. germs they're not safe here. despite the city's misgivings people have been living in graveyards to decay. ricardo medina has lived here for fifty years. he shares his home with his third wife resurrection. each wel

christina. show. christina's office sits on top of the cemeteries scrimmage toria she works with a small team who are busy more than thirty thousand graves in to us. in all that he handed me least now i know body and then what they are from us we cannot do anything about that. you. were in that. we don't lie them leaving here not because. i need to go in there. it's not fair. the ferry. christina can't confirm if people like celia will be allowed to stay here. but she believes a life outside the cemetery would be the best thing for everyone pulls up in now if i have a choice now but no one seems now he said that that made our going all but our once let me think of where se but i don't. know. you all are. not but all of. you all equal maybe i'm not the same in. her own see less. germs they're not safe here. despite the city's misgivings people have been living in graveyards for decay. ricardo medina has lived here for fifty years. he shares his home with his third wife resurrection. each well used all

here to talk about how rising rates might hurt stocks is christina hooper, global market strategist at invesco. and steve dudash joining us to take the other side of that debate. welcome, pleasure to have both of you here. >> thank you. >> christina, you think it might put pressure on profit margins. at current interest rate levels, or if they move decidedly higher? >> if they move decidedly higher, borrowing costs will increase. that will definity put pressure on profit margins, in addition to other precious we're likely to see like an increase in wages. >> let me turn to you, steve. you say among other things that on the whole, rising rates are going to be a net positive for equities. i can see where it's going to help financial companies, their net interest margins will expand as they're able to charge more because, by the way, they usually charge more for loans than they pay you in deposit accounts. but how else is it going to help stocks? >> umm, well, okay. let me take a slightly different approach. if we're not going to raise interest rates, when are we? we just came off a year

carol: we have more from christina lindblad. christina: a couple of years ago, the government did reach a peace agreement with fark, a guerrilla group. negotiations are continuing with another guerrilla group. tell us who they are. >> they are smaller than them. they are smaller than fark -- smaller than farc. they are also marxist leninist group. they have refused to lay down their arms so far. they have been around since 1964. it was started by radicalized catholic priests who are inspired by the revolution and they supported themselves through the years by extorting oil and mining companies in this one particular province where their stronghold is. and if this is how they haven't doored. carol: its been a very productive method for them. christina: it has. there is one particular pipeline they have attacked at a rate of once a week. its down to a very smooth operation, how they do this. they dynamite it. over the years, the pipeline has been out of commission for more than a decade from these attacks. so, currently there has

banner christina pilar alexis yolanda ray perdio el bebe, tres cuatro dias despues de que entro a la carcel la hermana de esta joven, es christina zepeda, quien perdio su bebe estando presa en la carcel de santa rita y dicen que fue por la falta de atencion alli adentro.... si porque no tenia problemas antes hasta que ella fue a la carcel christina zepeda/perdio su bebe empece a tener calambres y empeoraba con los dias, christina hoy se unio a una demanda con otras seis mujeres que han estado o estan alli recluidas....denun cio celdas sucias, con paredes untadas de excremento, ausencia de papel higienico, o jabon.... dijo que tuvo que pasar horas de pie esperando entrar a una corte, con ocho mujeres mas y solo tres sillas. luego por un tiempo se acosto ella en el suelo porque ya estaba cansada me acoste en el piso de cemento, no hay cojin, no hay sillas asi paso ocho horas....dias despues perdio su bebe pilar nino ahora segun la demanda algunas mujeres embarazadas tambien son cohercionadas para tener abortos. alexis wah/estuvo presa en carcel de santa rita si tu dices no me siento bi

christina farr that talked to the apple ceo. bring in former apple ceo, john sculley, cheer marketing at pharmacy benefit manager good to have you back. >> thank you, carl >> we have been talking about the notion of apple pushing into health care on all kinds of devices. how disruptive will this be? >> i think it is a smart move for apple. obviously apple is putting boundaries on what it is going to actually do with that data. they aren't trying to use that data themselves for some purpose but trying to enable, empower the consumer to have more access to data. the thing that i think about is people tried this before, google health tried going to the provider to get data, these are people like epic, athena, big hospital systems, and that's only half the story. the other half of the story is really the insurance payers, they're the ones that get the reimbursement, payers can offer incentives to get people to modify behavior. if you want to empower consumers, you have to give them not only access to the data on the iphone or watch,

christina aguilera. >> hi, guys! hi! >> oh, my god, can i hug you? >> absolutely. >> that's the girl who sang the song. >> we're in christina aguilera's house. it's just crazy, right? >> you're welcome. you want to sit down? >> let's go. >> let's go hang out. >> once everyone settles in magda tells christina that it was her song all those years ago that gave her the strength to hold her baby boy for the first time and raise him to know how beautiful he is. >> i realized that evening that i have a beautiful child and it doesn't matter what we see on the outside. >> christina has one more surprise for you. >> what is it? >> she's actually going to sing the song. >> really? >> wow. >> are you ready for this? >> this time not for an audience of millions, but for a family of four for whom this song has meant so much. ♪ i am beautiful no matter what they say words can't bring me down ♪ ♪ i am beautiful in every single way 'cause words can't bring me down ♪ ♪ so don't you bring me down today ♪ ♪ no matter what we do no matter what we say with

carol: we have more from christina lindblad. couple of years ago, the government did reach a peace agreement with fark, a guerrilla group. and negotiations are continuing with another guerrilla group. tell us who they are. >> they are smaller than them. they are smaller than fark -- smaller than farc. they are also marxist leninist group. they have refused to lay down their arms so far. they have been around since 1964. it was started by radicalized catholic priests who are inspired by the revolution and they supported themselves through the years by extorting oil and mining companies in this one particular province where their stronghold is. and if this is how they haven't doored. carol: its been a very productive method for them. christina: it has. there is one particular pipeline they have attacked at a rate of once a week. its down to a very smooth operation, how they do this. they dynamite it. over the years, the pipeline has been out of commission for more than a decade from these attacks. so, currently there has been a ce

christina, i will start with you. what is wrong with being a feminist? >> well, i think he goes back to the clinton campaign. and there are lots of women who don't consider themselves feminist. that is a ledded term. sort of means tore his ilk, the people who don't respect themselves or husbanders whatever it may be. and he is signaling to supporters that those are those hillary women. why would we be surprised. he sbest person for women even though we know he is completely derogatory. 19 women accused him. he can point to a few tokens in his administration. kellyanne conway, sarah huckabee sanders. no, i support women but i don't have to be a feminist like those people. >> and his daughter was supposed to be the champion of women within the administration. >> to your point, i think it was a missed opportunity for him to talk about things his daughter has been doing. you could at least talk about that. i think this is also important to remember that it comes against the backdrop of the me too movement. women's march. >> if there is any time to seize on i

christina: it was an extraordinary moment. for us representing the left and -- the west and california, those comments hit home for people in a negative way. people wanted to read about them in context. howie: lynn sherr? lynn: there has been an almost universal agreement on the part of journalists to print the word exactly as it was. but don't put it in 36 point half-inch high head lines. that was too much for readers. you can't let your children watch tv or read the news anymore. howie: ahead on "mediabuzz." the hollywood harassment cases keep on playing out at the press. ancestrydna makes over 10 million new family connections, every day. that's more ways to discover new relatives. people who share your dna. and maybe a whole lot more. order your kit at ancestrydna.com even when nothing else is. keep her receipts tidy, brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. howie: president trump and top white house officials constantly attacking sloppy ste

christina. show and. christine is office sits on top of the cemetery scrimmage toria she works with a small team who oversee more than thirty thousand graves in to us. in that he handed me least now i know body and then what they are from us we cannot do anything about that. you. were in that. we don't lie them leaving here not because. i you know i mean i need to go in there but. it's not fair. the ferry. christina can't confirm if people like celia will be allowed to stay here. but she believes a life outside the cemetery would be the best thing for everyone pulls up in now if i have a choice now but no one seemed. to see that he thought that me or our going. but our once led me into see the love down. now. you all are. not but all of. you all equal maybe i'm not the same in all your own c.l.s. at germs they're not safe here. despite the city's misgivings people have been living in graveyards. ricardo medina has lived here for fifty years. he shares his home with his third wife resurrection. each well u

christina. show. christine is office sits on top of the cemetery scrimmage toria she works with a small team who are busy more than thirty thousand graves in terms. that he handed me least now i know but he and ben what they are from us we cannot do anything about that. you. were in that. we don't lie them leaving here not because. i and i mean i needa go in there but. it's not fair. the ferry. christina can't confirm if people like celia will be allowed to stay here. but she believes a life outside the cemetery would be the best thing for everyone pulls up in now if i have a choice now but no one seemed to know he said he thought that we had our going. but our once led me into see that love down. you all about not only. your link with the same man. her own c.l.s. at germs they're not safe here. despite the city's misgivings people have been living in graveyards for dick. ricardo medina has lived here for fifty years. he shares his home with his third wife resurrection. each raised all of his children

christina: it was an extraordinary moment. for us representing the left and -- the west and california, those comments hit home for people in a negative way. people wanted to read about them in context. howie: lynn sherr? lynn: there has been an almost universal agreement on the part of journalists to print the word exactly as it was. but don't put it in 36 point half-inch high head lines. that was too much for readers. you can't let your children watch tv or read the news anymore. howie: ahead on "mediabuzz." the hollywood harassment cases keep on playing out at the press. smile dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two

host: christina, let you start. guest: the caller makes a good point that this was billed as a supplication that a simplification -- a simplifi cation, but for someone to fill out their taxes on a postcard, it is probably going to be a big list. they are trying to get the economy going by reducing taxes on corporations. the rest of the year and probably until it is changing to another law. i'm not in ♪ >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up on wednesday morning, laura mettler from the wall street journal discusses the action on immigration reform in the year ahead. withlso a conversation daniel stein and benjamin johnson, on immigration issues. coming up on wednesdaybe sure te at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. next on c-span, deputy defense secretary patrick shanahan looks at the readiness of our armed forces. then we bring you two panels of women activists, advocates and leaders at the women's forum in detroit and the second from a daylong event ho

that's a key question, christina. if it looks like romney wins the senate seat, which romney shows up in washington, the guy who's calling trump a fraud or the guy who's dining with him after the election? >> we don't know. we've seen romney actually, as the clips have shown, stand up to him but we saw all of those republicans stand behind donald trump after the tax bill was passed. and just prostate themselves in front of the man. just praising him as though he's a dictator from a developing nation. i mean so we don't know because we have seen mitt romney switch. hopefully the mitt romney that has some integrity, the mitt romney who is the son of george romney, governor of michigan, former presidential candidate who actually cared about the american people, mitt romney needs to remember he is second generation public servant. hopefully that mitt romney will show up and not the one who goes along to get long with the rest of his republican colleagues. >> rick, christina points to the tax bill. basically you got univer

christina banner phillipp brett christina garza vocera fbi houston confirma que agentes del fbi encabezaban la operación y con esa confirmacin, se inicia una investigacin para determinar si la herida mortal la caus un arma de reglamento del fbi, cuando sus agentes intentaban rescatarlo tras ser secuestrado casi 24 horas antes en conroe. phillip dupree. jefe departamento de polica de conroe el mircoles en la maÑana dos hombres armados entraron a una casa en la cuadra 1700 de la calle tyler a robar, dentro de ella estaba un hombre y su hijo pero al retirarse se llevaron consigo al pap, amenazando al hijo con no llamar a la polica pero este finalmente lo hizo cuando pudo escapar a una casa vecina, detall. phillip dupree. jefe departamento de polica de conroe. los secuestradores intentaron solicitar dinero por la liberacin de su vctima y fue gracias a esas comunicaciones telefnicas que lograron atrapar a dos de ellos en un hotel en webster, y eso llev a los uniformados a donde tenan escondida a la vctima en el noreste de houston, lugar donde se gener el tiroteo cuando agentes del fbi intentab

i want to give christina a chance to talk about some of those comments. guest: thanks for sharing your thoughts. i would like to note that in the newsroom, we are independent operators so our owner is a separate matter. we are reporters and we do our job. on the point about mueller's investigation, dan made a good point that republicans may not be publicly challenging. they do notittle -- want to rock the boat with the president. they want to mueller to do his job but they are not challenging that as vocally as they could be because there is some fear of the president's voice over twitter targeting them. as for draining the swamp, the president has said that is what he wants to do. we will have to see if he actually does accomplish that by the end of his four years. it is a little early to tell whether he'll be able to do that. if i could come to my defense of my colleagues in the media, we are not a monolith. reporters are all over the world who may have an editorial page that has no bearing on most of the reporters who work for the organization. from th

and yes, that is taye diggs doing christina's "candyman." so how does this show pull off such iconic performances? ll cool j and chrissy teigen taking me inside the behind-the-scenes battle. >> you ready? >> yes, i'm ready. >> let's get this new season kicked off. >> i want to talk about some "lip sync" secrets, okay? let's talk about when beyonce came to set with channing. >> oh, my god ♪ >> honestly it happened so quickly. it just -- she flew right through. it was just like a magical appearance, and then just like that, our little angel just disappeared. i went like this to the camera, and by the time i looked back, she was gone. >> another secret from that performance? channing wanted to come in on a real horse, but the loud music scared the pony so they built a fake one instead. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> stars, including anne hathaway, get only about an hour to rehearse their number on set. kaley cuoco, who did britney's "slave for you," begged to be on the show for months. ♪ we are part of the rhythm nation ♪ and j

immigration reporter and christina, manager of politics at the l.a. times. are you telling me that this is going to become mashed potatoes again and we're in for another showdown over immigration while d.r.e.a.m.ers kind of wait in the balance? >> it gets there. there is an unfortunate reality, if something were to be able to pass the senate because comprehensive immigration reform passed the senate before under a different parties and different leaderships and with republican support. in the house republicans do not have a unified voice on this. if they wanted to pass something, republicans need to work with democrats, democrats feel like they can't trust president trump. last night there was a debate for the gub -- gubernatorial candidates, talking to the most democrat take liberal base in los angeles and they will not stand for a deal like this. especially when you see democrats believe they have a chance at winning back control of the house this fall in the midterms, they are not going to cooperate with the president and give away something they say they

but we begin with christina in the newsroom, and christina you have had a look at some snippets of the president's speech. >> reporter: the white house made these available more than two hours before his speech tonight. we know that the president was still reviewing and making some changes before his speech tonight. he says tonight i want to talk about what kind of future we are going to have an what kind of nation we are going to be. all of us together as one team, one people, and one american family. >> reporter: president donald trump is preparing for his first state of the union address, and the big will be unity.'s speech is called yielding a safe, strong, and proud america. drop is expected to talk about trade, infrastructure, and the economy. >> we have 55 million people in this country that have 401(k)s, and 25 million that have iras. it has affected everybody, and a rising tide lifts all boats. and it may include topics that some people might not expect, but immigration will be a key point. link -- listen closely will be the largest delegation of dreamers and the audience. >>

now i'm not -- i agree with christina. it's a not necessarily inappropriate for her to wear her stuff. look, she could have chosen not to come into government. she could have chosen to divest her financial interests. she could have said she was going to give away the profits while she's in government to remove any concern. but choosing not to do any of those things, she is held to a higher standard. she's one of the top presidential advisers and the daughter of the president in that role. the department of justice threw away almost half a century of precedent that nepitism is not allowed in the white house. people are going to be scrutinizing her closely. they should. this is a democracy. >> does it matter she gave the day-to-day running of the operation over to her sister-in-law and brother-in-law? >> that's absolutely meaningless. and from the start, you know, we're almost coming up on the one-year anniversary on which i gave a speech about how the trust the president set up is nothing. a trust is just a legal instrument

. >> ben how for the conservative site red state and christina greer political scientist at new york university. christina greer, i will say the red starbursts are the most flavorful. >> they are. >> i don't even mess with the yellows. >> no, the orange is the worst. >> but the congressman raise as point i would like you to speak to. is it that bad and is it just flattery at this point? >> i think he is right on. we've had this conversation for a year and change now. the executive legislative and judicial branches are an equilateral triangle. that's what the constitution mandates. and we're seeing members of the house and members of the senate completely abdicate to this president. not just in their behavior of sucking up and giving starbursts. but this is a real policy issue now. the house and the senate, they're supposed to make laws that the president then signs. and so we know that this president is a racist. we don't have a few years of knowing this. we have four decades of knowing this. we can look to his father and see where he got it. so this is -- it's not something that the

host: i want to give christina a chance to talk about some of those comments. guest: thanks for sharing your thoughts. i would like to note that in the newsroom, we are independent operators so our owner is a separate matter. we are reporters and we do our job. on the point about mueller's investigation, dan made a good point that republicans may not be publicly challenging. they are a little -- they do not want to rock the boat with the president. they want to mueller to do his job but they are not challenging that as vocally as they could be because there is some fear of the president's voice over twitter targeting them. as for draining the swamp, the president has said that is what he wants to do. we will have to see if he actually does accomplish that by the end of his four years. it is a little early to tell whether he'll be able to do that. guest: if i could come to my defense of my colleagues in the media, we are not a monolith. when people say "the media," or on one massive news organization reporters all over the world who may have an editorial page th

christina. definitely felt like they were religious refugees i still remember when i was three when the first t.v. teams tend. to talk about us being immigrants. the question was always who are the where are they from are they really person. that's been my father began with the activism that i continue. that's a big one. if father was a floor timer your mother was illiterate you have ten siblings today you are a political scientist and journalist you write books thanks to whom. and so for them. you mention for thank you many people as is always the case when people have a half way success in life. thanks to the majority of society to the solidarity around me growing up with my teachers neighbors. my mother couldn't read or write wanted and we had to find other ways but my parents instilled a spirit of doing the best with the chances we had even if we didn't have any i mean my mom always said we have to put two hundred percent of it. was the company and i've taken that time. it's not a bad thing

christina. definitely felt more like they were religious refugees i still remember when i was three in the first t.v. . they never talked about us being immigrants. the question was always who are the where are they from are they really person. that's been my father began with the activism that i continue. that's a big one. if father was a floor time or your mother was illiterate you have ten siblings today you are a political scientist and journalist you write books thanks to whom. and so forth and if you mention for thank you many people as is always the case when people have a half way success in life. thanks to the majority of society to the solidarity around me growing up with my teachers neighbors. my mother couldn't read or write we had to find other ways but my parents instilled a spirit of doing the best with the chances we had even if we didn't have any i mean my mum. always said we have to put two hundred percent of it. was the company and i've taken the time. to talk about this with

christina. definitely felt like they were religious refugees i still remember when i was three when the first t.v. turned. they never talked about us being immigrants. the question was always who are the where are they from are they really person. that's been my father began with the activism that i continue. that's a big one if a father was a floor time your mother was illiterate you have ten siblings today you are a political scientist and journalist you write books thanks to whom. and so forth if you mention for thank you many people as is always the case when people have a half way success in life. thanks to the majority of society to the solidarity around me growing up with my teachers neighbors. my mother couldn't read or write we had to find other ways but my parents instilled a spirit of doing the best with the chances we had even if we didn't have any i mean my mum. i always said we have to put two hundred percent of it. and i've taken that time. to have this with your father. when you

. >> as sure as i was the day we would be standing here today -- >> that's christina. she went first. >> i'm even more certain we'll be staying together the rest of our lives. >> now the priest hands the microphone to the groom. >> mine is a little different. >> this is steven. >> i'm inspired by the great michael mathers. >> for those people who don't know who marshall mattis is, that's this guy otherwise known as eminem. >> hey, man, he's awake. his palms are sweaty. give him a break. >> he wrote his vows to the melody of lose yourself. but he changed the lyrics. >> my palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy. did i ever tell you i love my mom's spaghetti. i'm nervous, on the surface i hope i look ready. what you do for me every single day, you cook amazing meals that take my hunger away. clean and wow, always loving me how, you lot the love you show me is crazy. >> i love that his bride is smiling. that's what counts. >> she's laughing, her friends are laughing. >> i'm almost finished with my melody. time to stop and show off my creativity. you better lose yours

mike and christina? >> ann, thank you. >>> the man accused of plotting a christmas day terror attack will be back in court in a few hours. 26-year-old edward jamison is accused of attempting to give material support to a foreign terrorism organization and distributing information related to destructive devices. he told an undercover agent who he believed to be a member of isis he knew how to make pipe bombs and he was going to set them off on pier 39 to get people to run to an area where he could shoot them. each charge has a 20-year sentence. >>> a police standoff is now over after more than 8 hours. christian spoke to the mother of the suspect who told us about the relatively peaceful resolution. >> reporter: the incident at 29th and moraga is wrapped up. san francisco police confirming they have one man in custody, and we hoping to learn more about the man in custody. so far police say they got a 911 phone call last night around 11:00 p.m. that 911 caller said another than was acting in a threatening

christina down -- after six more points in the third, asu running away, cory eckmar lays in it. cal drops to 6 and 4 in conference play. >>> roger federer won his 20th major title. for himself, actor chris hemsworth on hand, the 36-year-old federer won the third with shots like that. but chellic refuses to lose. roger federer becomes the second player to win a total of 36. his siz usity titles. eight wimbeldon and one french. and fedex got a little emotional with the trophy. >>> at torrey pines, jason day is in the clubhouse at 10 under with the lead. now ryan palmer, third shot on the par 5, plays it perfectly. make that for a birdie to get to 10 under and join jason day in the clubhouse with the lead. now alex has a birdie putt for the win on the 18. can't drain it. three-way sudden death playoff for the title. palmer eliminaeliminated. alex playing in his first pga tournament, and jason day, after five sudden death holes will have to finish tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. due to darkness. that's the only sport that you get to sleep on it and you're sleeping on a million dollar check. s

in fresno, christina fan, abc 7 news. >>> the white house in california could clash this year on two major issues, oil, and of course pot. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions announced a plan yesterday to rescind obama-era policies to not interfere with state's marijuana laws. the sacramento bee reported today in response, southern california lawmaker proposed a law that would make california a so-called marijuana sanctuary state to protect california users against federal investigations. as for oil, the interior department said yesterday it would open federal waters off u.s. coasts for drilling, including california. state officials have vowed to fight it in court. >> anything outside of the four corners of that constitution is not for the federal government to do. it's for the states to take care of. public safety, general welfare, those are for the states to take care of. >> there are 23 states with ocean coastlines, and more than two dozen with legalized marijuana. california has a few potential allies to join the fight. >>> there's fury in the white house over "fire and fury," t

.>> reporter: christina says she was 3+ months pregnant and had a miscarriage due to poor conditions and mistreatment at the jail.>> being in a holding tank with 8 to 12 other women sleeping on the floor.>> there is a provision the state regulations that says if you have a pregnant woman you have to have a plan for her care.>> reporter: the attorneys claim another inmate gave birth by herself in solitary confinement. the office responded she was taken to a hospital prior to giving birth.. >> she went into labor and gave birth. we provided immediate medical assistance. the child was born healthy.>> reporter: officials say they would never influence the women to terminate a pregnancy. alameda county says they house 207 female inmates of which five are pregnant and receiving prenatal care.>> once women come into the facility they are seen within a couple days to several days depending on whether it is the weekend.>> reporter: while pregnant and being transported she was handcuffed in the back and not the front which is protocol.>> this is the kind of inhumane barbaric treatment that goe

christinaing a lair wore the same to an event. on her feet, short boots with a block heel that went perfectly with her skinny jeans. today in london, prince william showed off a shaved head. over the years we have seen his hair disappear, but the future kings seems to embrace that he's, well, folliclely challenged. kate was overjoyed while sharing a great big hug while visiting a school. it used to be bad etiquette to hug a royal, but kate seemed thrilled by the affection gnat gesture. wearing sporty leggings, kate was helping the kids polish their tennis skills. game, set, match. love going on everywhere. >> yes. p.s. -- head to toe black like meghan. >> on sundays, best actors and actresses will be crowned. >> the queen of the evening, first-time host, kristen bell. she's gearing up to host hollywood's lady's night. >> are you going take anyone to task? are you that type of host? >> no, no, no. i'm small. i can't -- i could -- yeah, i would get beat up backstage. also, i'm not a negative person. >> as the first ever s.a.g. award