first off, it's great to be on with you and congresswoman newman. this is a cruel and mean-spirited solution in search of a problem. this is part and parcel of a longer-term trend of stoking fears, spreading misinformation and pretending like there's some

newman, anc a., raising the issues, b. for change. people have to hear you. >> as she said, why should i be the one to leave. >> exactly right. it's difficult to have somebody at the company say my family had slaves whatever you said. they were treated well. i lost a little hearing after that. >>> ahead, the british public has now seen the harry and meghan interview for the first time. ♪ ♪ >> i remember that. that's the iconic group en vogue singing their break-out 1992 hit "hold on." they talk about how the message in their music remains as relevant as ever. plus, their surprise cameo in the new movie "coming 2 america." be right back. re watching "cbs morning." be right back. (geri) i smoked and i have copd. my children are really worried. my tip is, send your kids a text. it may be ththe last timime thatat you do. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. [ garbage truck creaking and whirring ] [ speaking indistinctly ] [ truck beeping ] [ speaking indistinctly ] [ beeping continues ] [ engine revving ] obvi

. >> reporter: newman said for her, it went beyond racial discrimination and unfair pay. in her lawsuit, she said that management engaged in repeated sexual harassment including incidents of inappropriate, unwelcomed touching and sexual assault. she said that she was groped by a manager at a work function. >> he put his hand on my thigh, and began to like rub and kind of caress my thigh and move up my leg and i froze. and was just completely embarrassed and just stunned at like such a brazen act. you know, all of the time spent ensuring that you know, i'm coming in to worker an and bein professional, to be reduced to that was difficult. >> reporter: the alleged incident happened in 2018, but newman said that she did tnot report it until last year. she told us she confronted the manager. >> repor >> ihi gravity, but he chose to put his hands on me again. he demonstrated that he is a predator. >> reporter: what happened the second time? >> again, i was at work with colleagues. this was off site and i was getting ready on leave and he grabbed my braids and he made like an of

i think that the july 8th indian message was part payback for coach newman. it also was consistent with the presses believe that you provide opportunity for everyone, but you don't force everyone into the same old. his strong federal financial support for historically black colleges did that same pattern. self-determination an opportunity without force assimilation. president johnson's 1960 indian message did mention the concept of self determination and subcontracting out. the establishment of the national council and median opportunity was important. bill voters views of some of the -- on the trust responsibility, the senate subcommittee on indian education report from teddy kennedy. and then you always open approach to working with indian tribes and communities all provided a context within this framework for the president's message. the second important observation, this is very important. president nixon had a very top down management style. and as assistant to the president for domestic affairs was head of the domestic policy, period, end of conversatio

palms to tomas newman baggett is being routed for his success in china with a new posting back to germany as global sales director. one thing i often complain about is how socially minded the germans up it can get in the way of ambitious people some of the rules go against you for wanting to get ahead in life your career or in how you invest but if anything goes wrong in life and affects your health in particular which will happen at some stage it's not going to cost you an arm and leg like in the united states the germans invented the social welfare system chancellor of 4 bismarck set up the 1st welfare state in a modern industrial society with social welfare legislation that was back in 18 eighties imperial germany the system still going strong. and i was one of the all that my name is who was our i'm 66 years old i trained as a stove fitter and i worked for 20 years. retired and living in poverty so i get a pension of $321.00 euro's a month i don't want to show you. what we were. carrying stuff up 5 floors and through 3 or 4 courtyards per house tearing out of them's retiling the new o

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only thomas newman's score actually does anything interesting, and even that becomes grating as the script by writer—directorjohn lee hancock, whose cv includes the blind side, plods from one uninteresting set piece to the next. is leto�*s character a killer orjust a joker? who cares? ijust wanted him to stop acting before he gave me a headache. you can find the little things — if you absolutely must — online now. hi, paxton! we heard london's in total lockdown. we are all locked in this psychological prison of burning aloneness. how's linda? she's somewhere in the house. is there some type of issue? she screams. we are fine. more fun, albeit in an utterly disposable way, is locked down, a comedic heist thriller written and shot during the covid pandemic. linda said she was planning to end ourthing. chiwetel ejiofor and anne hathaway are the couple whose relationship has fizzled out, but who nonetheless find themselves locked down together in london. you know you think this i is so happy and normal? no. he's become boring and furloughed, she's become disillusioned and desperate. ne

only thomas newman's score actually does anything interesting, and even that becomes grating as the script by writer—directorjohn lee hancock, whose cv includes the blind side, plods from one uninteresting setpiece to the next. is leto�*s character a killer orjust a joker? who cares? ijust wanted him to stop acting before he gave me a headache. you can find the little things, if you absolutely must, online now. hi, paxton! we heard london's in total lockdown. we are all locked in this psychological prison of burning aloneness. how's linda? she's somewhere in the house. is there some type of issue? she screams. we are fine. more fun, albeit in an utterly disposable way, is locked down, a comedic heist thriller written and shot during the covid pandemic. linda said she was planning to end ourthing. chiwetel ejiofor and anne hathaway are the couple whose relationship has fizzled out, but who nonetheless find themselves locked down together in london. you know, you think i'm so happy and normal? l no. he's become boring and furloughed, she's become disillusioned and desperate. neither is g

with newman now in the. limo out of the mail my nephew look at a bug not know what. the signal about the. i am i have it bad i'm bad on. my own but they did bad not bad at milan to be. in 15. minutes and. me that interesting. you. mean you. are the one who thinks i'm going to. be mad about. the men that come out. in the middle of the. good that. i knew i was. going to the gym was because. it is being and that i know i mean that i mean. if you know that i've found that you will. be thinking. yep and i'm going yes i'm. going to know somebody very helpful when i think back was the thing about anything that will help you know very well and good it would. mean that. i wasn't putting it on you say for you and me but when. it's. really not i don't know i mean i would be if i'm down. every get me miss out on what we have got out of my snap and up like everything. was. was it when i. was no. need to be i got to go and i'm going we're. having our numbers go out to meet our. panel. if you are that's when this is that you want to. balance out and embalming. sounding the alarm ab

thomas newman bag runs the chinese operations of e.b.m. pops to a german manufacturer of electric motors and fams is task is to grow the business but how does that work we hear a lot about unfair constraints on foreign firms in china. or this is it shanghai factory e.b.m. pabst has been selling fans in china since the mid 1990 s. sales have been growing continuously even during the pandemic but things have got a little difficult lately because beijing has unveiled some new industry standards norful who is trying to introduce its own standards used to just to dock european or american ones but now china wants to assume a greater leadership role with a. different industry standards lead to higher costs for companies operating in more than one jurisdiction the european commission has indicated it sees no need to change established international standards. china is germany's most important trading partner and in terms of goods europe's as well thousands of european firms operate there china may be promising a more level playing field but the e

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only thomas newman's score actually does anything interesting, and even that becomes grating as the script by writer—directorjohn lee hancock, whose cv includes the blind side, plods from one uninteresting set piece to the next. is leto's character a killer orjust a joker? who cares? ijust wanted him to stop acting before he gave me a headache. you can find the little things — if you absolutely must — online now. hi, paxton! we heard london's in total lockdown. we are all locked in this psychological prison of burning aloneness. how's linda? she's somewhere in the house. is there some type of issue? she screams. we are fine. more fun, albeit in an utterly disposable way, is locked down, a comedic heist thriller written and shot during the covid pandemic. linda said she was planning to end ourthing. chiwetel ejiofor and anne hathaway are the couple whose relationship has fizzled out, but who nonetheless find themselves locked down together in london. you know you think this i is so happy and normal? no. he's become boring and furloughed, she's become disillusioned and desperate. neith

only thomas newman's score actually does anything interesting, and even that becomes grating as the script by writer—directorjohn lee hancock, whose cv includes the blind side, plods from one uninteresting setpiece to the next. is leto�*s character a killer orjust a joker? who cares? ijust wanted him to stop acting before he gave me a headache. you can find the little things — if you absolutely must — online now. hi, paxton! we heard london's in total lockdown. we are all locked in this psychological prison of burning aloneness. how's linda? she's somewhere in the house. is there some type of issue? she screams. we are fine. more fun, albeit in an utterly disposable way, is locked down, a comedic heist thriller written and shot during the covid pandemic. linda said she was planning to end ourthing. chiwetel ejiofor and anne hathaway are the couple whose relationship has fizzled out, but who nonetheless find themselves locked down together in london. you know, you think i'm so happy and normal? l no. he's become boring and furloughed, she's become disillusioned and desperate. neithe

the newman element of. the limo out of the nail my feet look at a bug not know what. it will. be the morrow i might have it bad i'm bad on. my own but they get bad enough bad out my love to be. in 15. minutes. that interesting. you are the one who think you need. to be met with. the men to. come out. in the middle. of. the right thing when you. see that the thinking was behaving. in the beginning and then i mean that i mean to make you think you know that i think. that you would. be thinking that we were to happen going yes i'm. going to know somebody very helpful when i think back with the things i don't want anything else only what i've been afraid to get it would. mean that. i wasn't fighting it out safely don't mean it meant nothing when. you were not i don't know what i mean would be if i'm down. every get me miss out on what we have got out of my snap and up like everything. i know what. was it when i. was no. need to be i got to go and i'm going we're. having our numbers go out to meet our. if you are disciplined it's just that you want to. balance out and embalming. so

newman, who is a business development manager said amazon under paid her for years, gave her job she was overqualified for. they used racist language around her, specifically said that newman was aggressive, and to direct, and, just scary. is that racist question mike we don't know. we don't set the standards. jeff bezos sets the standards. the thing to jeff bezos, now that he is been accused of racism, we know he is a racist, a dangerous bigot who any of one of equity must be sounds for collective safety. if jeff bezos is a racist, think this through, show us his personal media outlet/dream journal, "the washington post." ponder this. we have a white nationalist newspaper operating freely in washington, d.c. this poison, this is being directly into the computers and iphones of members of congress. how long can this continue? last night, we told you that people calling dr. seuss of racist aren't doing it because he was, they know he wasn't. it dr. seuss devoted his entire life to combating racism. they are doing it because dr. seuss believes in equality. equality. if they don't want

i want to bring in now the former assistant second of homeland security elizabeth newman. thank you, secretary. i appreciate that. you study these extremists very closely. what do you think they could do tomorrow if they do show up? >> oh, i tend to agree with director mccabe. i'm not anticipating we're actually going to see some sort of coordinated attack. that said, i am very concerned that because there are people trying to instigate or encourage attacks tomorrow that you may end up with an individual or a small group attempt to do something. but i don't think we're looking at anything of the scale and the size of what we saw on january 6th. we do know that there are disagreements among qanon a adherents whether or not people believe this is an attempt to date them. they believe it's a false flag operation. and then you also are seeing neo-nazi groups trying to in cite, not directly, they're not telling them that's what they're doing, but they're laying a trail trying to encourage a qanon adherent or maga type to take up arms tomorrow. there are a variety of things goin

only thomas newman's score actually does anything interesting, and even that becomes grating as the script by writer—directorjohn lee hancock, whose cv includes the blind side, plods from one uninteresting setpiece to the next. is leto's character a killer orjust a joker? who cares? ijust wanted him to stop acting before he gave me a headache. you can find the little things, if you absolutely must, online now. hi, paxton! we heard london's in total lockdown. we are all locked in this psychological prison of burning aloneness. how's linda? she's somewhere in the house. is there some type of issue? she screams. we are fine. more fun, albeit in an utterly disposable way, is locked down, a comedic heist thriller written and shot during the covid pandemic. linda said she was planning to end ourthing. chiwetel ejiofor and anne hathaway are the couple whose relationship has fizzled out, but who nonetheless find themselves locked down together in london. you know, you think i'm so happy and normal? l no. he's become boring and furloughed, she's become disillusioned and desperate. neither is goin

i want to bring in now the former assistant second of homeland security elizabeth newman. thank you, secretary. i appreciate that. you study these extremists very closely. what do you think they could do tomorrow if they do show up? >> oh, i tend to agree with director mccabe. i'm not anticipating we're actually going to see some sort of coordinated attack. that said, i am very concerned that because there are people trying to instigate or encourage attacks tomorrow that you may end up with an individual or a small group attempt to do something. but i don't think we're looking at anything of the scale and the size of what we saw on january 6th. we do know that there are disagreements among qanon adherents whether or not people believe this is an attempt to date them. they believe it's a false flag operation. and then you also are seeing neo-nazi groups trying to in cite, not directly, they're not telling them that's what they're doing, but they're laying a trail trying to encourage a qanon adherent or maga type to take up arms tomorrow. there are a variety of things going

representative newman reached otofacebook in a few hours later her video was restored with a apology -- but representative greene's video was never taken down. i'm not even gong ask you if i'm getting that right as i was because you, obviously, don't know. are you aware that facebook has repeatedly flagged transgender flag as hate speech that transpositive content ends up being taken down while transphobic content like represent greene video is not taken down it is often shared widely. yes or no? >> congresswoman i'm not aware of that specifically but this is in instance of a broader challenge and identifying hate speech which is that there's often a very nuance difference between someone -- saying something that is recessed versus saying something to denounce something someone else said that was racist and we need to build systems that handle this content and more than 150 languages around the world, and we need it to do it quickly and unfortunately there ldare some mistakes and trying to -- trying to do this quickly and effectively. >> mr. zuckerberg i'm going to give you your nuan

professor peter newman heads the m.b.a. m.f.a. program a york university's tisch school of the arts where 2 of its graduates are competing for best picture at the c.i.s. office and joins us now live from maryville tennessee via skype thanks so much your time so we've got a lot of netflix nominations is this likely to be a one time only thing just for 2021 or is this a new era for the oscars. thank you 21 is good most unprecedented at times because and that and the fact that most of the major movie chains were either partially or totally closed so the amount of streaming films that qualified and are being considered for this picture and all the other awards it will continue but not in this kind of volume this this was really an extraordinary set of circumstances that allow. ok what do you make of the nominations this year in general but also i'm thinking about the diversity in terms of race and in terms of gender. well again just to just to salute my students' vote clearly. directed no madeleine and shouting who directed here's jus

first off, it's great to be on with you and congresswoman newman. this is a cruel and mean-spirited solution in search of a problem. this is part and parcel of a longer-term trend of stoking fears, spreading misinformation and pretending like there's some sort of transpanic that needs to occur in our legislature. these bills that would ban trans' kids from participating in sports and access to health care would have dangerous consequences for our kids. this is legislative bullying plain and simple and i think it's an effort to distract from the failures of republican leadership at the federal and state level because while these legislators are trying to push forward the politics of prejudices, democratic legislatures in my state and elsewhere are passing higher minimum wage laws, paid family and medical leave, skills training and lowering the cost of higher education while these legislators, let's be clear, are are trying to make life so difficult for trans' young people, that they never grow up to be adults. that's what this is about. >> a life tha

facebook took down a video representative newman to replace the transgender flag outside her office. >> i am not aware of this congresswoman. >>. >> the answer is yes facebook took her video down according to records the reason they gave for taking down the video it violated hate speech and inferiority. does that seem right to you? and that it should be put down? >> it doesn't seem right to me but then i understand the specifics of the case in more detail. >> yes. >> the answer is no, absolutely not right. >> meanwhile across the hall marjorie taylor green fromhi georgia hostedss a video that shows her putting up a transfer big sign so representative newman, the mother of a trans- child could look at it every time she opens her door". and then to remain online. we doto make mistakes unfortunately. >> reclaiming my time. the answerr was yes the video was allowed to remain online representative newman reached out and then it was restored with apology but rubs and greens media was never taken down. not even asking from getting that right becauseot obviously you don't know you aware they

as elizabeth newman said, it's kind of hard to find verified chatter within these communities. how do you equip our intelligence community? what moves would you make to make them better able to respond to this sort of thing that is now bubbling up online? >> i was encouraged that the director referenced increasing the number of agents who -- and number of cases that they have on violent extremists or white nationalists. that's positive. but i also think we're going to need more resources to find how they recruit, radicalize, and target individuals. also helping that newly appointed attorney general merrick garland when he's in office will stand up more resources as well. but, again, i just want to step back and say that this was a massive intelligence failure because the public knew this was going to happen. i and my colleagues were getting contacted days before this event by family and friends saying please be safe. and i thought, well, of course we're going to be safe, we're in the united states capitol, there's no way they're going to breach the capitol, and the capitol ulti

her video showed her putting up a trans phobic sign so that representative newman, the mother of a trans child, could "look at it every time she opens her door." facebook allowed representative greene's video to remain online. is that right, yes or no? caroline: you have been watching the tech hearing on capitol hill. we will be returning in a moment, but this is "what'd you miss." i'm joined by joe weisenthal. the dividend to buy back limits have been placed in major u.s. banks will end june 1 for most lenders, so says the federal reserve. we knew that some share buyback limits have been lifted for the big banks in the united states. now the dividend limits are also being ended. perhaps the end to those restrictions were coming friday end of this month. --by the end of this month. joe: we were wondering when this would happen. these steps were rolled out for a while and telegraphed a little bit. june 30, some of these restrictions are going to end for banks that passed the stress test. joining us now is sonali basak. how long have people been anticipating this, and i guess trying to gam

. >> for illinois congresswoman marie newman, the equality act as personal saying the bill would ban discrimination of people like her transgender daughter who has battled depression unable to identify the cause of her pain. she told her parents that the only 2 solutions she felt would stop. it was either suicide. >> running away. >> wisconsin senator tammy baldwin says the country is making progress on lgbtq rights but discrimination remains a daily reality. >> from members of the lgbt >> republican senators like mississippi, cindy hyde smith say the equality act is equal in name only. she is concerned it will hurt women, particularly and sports. >> allowing male bodied athletes to compete against females and sports like basketball with totally undermine girl sports. >> iowa. senator chuck grassley says the bill would harm businesses and faith based groups that restricts services on religious grounds. i strongly suspect. >> that actually would dictate for women, girls schools, churches. doctors. >> and others. most believe. >> the bill is likely to face major opposition from most re

. >> newsom's campaign manager dan newman said thursday, the republican recall is a partisan attempt to install a trump supporter as governor. meanwhile, the governor himself has not publicly uttered the word recall but did direct part of his state of the state speech this week to the effort. we're not going to change course just because of a few naysayers and staters. but recall organizers say the governor's vaccine tour state of the state address and recent policy changes have not slowed down the signature gathering efforts. sometimes i think, gosh, we just need to stand back and let this guy. >> you doing our work for us. once the signatures are in next week's elections. officials have until around april 19th to finish verifying. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> 4 former presidents are encouraging americans to get vaccinated as soon as covid doses are available. >> this vaccine means for. who will protect you and those you love from this dangerous and deadly also the 2. >> so for the most in order to get rid of this pandemic. it's important for our fellow citizens t

lot of the rural areas and the suburban areas in response to the bull newsom's campaign manager dan newman said, quote, unsurprisingly, it shows the recall is supported at the same levels. and by the same people who voted for trump in 2020. and john against governor newsome in 2018. that's because the republican recall is driven by the same narrow partisan group of trump supporting republicans shortly after the bull runs really and a new sim along with state and national democratic leaders wants to campaign against the recall. join me and democrats of all stripes in a campaign email sent out to supporters monday newsome in part wrote, quote. >> i'm not going to take this recall attempt lying down. >> the polls show the economy is a big issue for californians. 38 1% said they did not think it was heading in the right direction versus the 36% who say they think it is. 25 1% said they weren't even sure our poll experts say if governor newsome can muster up enough confidence in the economy that could help propel him in a positive direction heading into a recall reporting at the state capitol.

. >> newsom's campaign manager dan newman said thursday, the republican recall is a partisan attempt to install a trump supporter as governor. meanwhile, the governor himself has not publicly uttered the word recall but did direct part of his state of the state speech this week to the effort. we're not going to change course just because of a few naysayers and staters. but recall organizers say the governor's vaccine tour state of the state address and recent policy changes have not slowed down the signature gathering efforts. sometimes i think, gosh, we just need to stand back and let this guy. >> you doing our work for us. once the signatures are in next week's elections. officials have until around april 19th to finish verifying. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> time again to check our weather out there. we had quite a bit of rain for feels like depending where you live. lawrence said there's been a ton of rain, you've got some numbers? yeah. some places, you know, some mountain tops around the bay area and a half plus over the last few days. certainly an ice storm.

kenya's president recently announced rick newman measures as infection rates have risen. hospital admissions are up by 50% in two weeks. there are concerns the official numbers are not telling the full story. our africa correspondent reports from nairobi where the majority of the cases are concentrated. >> in one of africa's biggest slums life continues as normal restrictions have tightened across the kenyan capital but here earning a living takes priority. and few want to acknowledge the threat from covid-19. when jack and dennis both developed symptoms, they were reluctant to admit they were unwell. >> i was afraid of going for medical attention because i was afraid of finding out i was covid-19 positive. >> people are always busy. everybody will stay away from you. and people will be worried. where did you get is thing from? you keep it as a secret to yourself. >> in a community as densely packed as this, the virus is surely circulating. this is one of the main health centers here. but it has seen just a handful of cases. >> we have got a lot of people who collapsed th

reports of a large and extremely dangerous tornado touching down in the dark of night the city of newman confirming heavy damage as they respond to a flood of 911 calls at least five people were killed as the storms swept through alla ban ma nbc's dan sheneman has more. >> listen to the roar. this is a violent tornado. >> reporter: this is what the storms left behind homes without roofs, what appears to be a patch of forest gone james dunaway, 71, ignored. >> you see that? >> yes >> i was there watching the president on tv. >> reporter: now he feels lucky to be alive. >> i've been here since '82. i've been hit three times. i thought, well, not going to be me >> reporter: chris partridge celebrating a birthday ready to refinance her home. >> oh, my god, it's gone you could smell the pine >> reporter: she now tries to salvage some memories. her home is now a matter for insurance. the threat is not over dan sheneman, nbc news >>> let's get more on thatm nbc meteorologist janessa webb she's been tracking the latest threats this morning janessa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we sti

tips that which more than 240 meters. 13 wind turbines are being built in the far west of the country newmans to the energy they'll deliver will be put to good use especially once germany's last coal powered plant shuts down in 2038. but the expansion of wind energy is not going fast enough in many parts of the country says milan nitschke he's managing director of the company that operates this wind farm. this project is special from the start it's had strong support from the local authority the district and local people even the city's utility companies are involved so everything gets done much faster in places where citizens initiatives say not in my backyard it can take a lot longer. banners like this one sign of local resistance some people in the region complain that wind turbines are a blot on the landscape that's part of why it can take 10 years for a project to be approved. this village is home to an active citizens initiative. awning is already annoyed that her house is surrounded by wind turbines . now they'll be joined by more less than a kilometer away from her farm 5. you can hea

. >> that was size teacher kimberly newman back in january. we understand she resigned from the school a few days later. but now the mother of that 12 year-old boy cutter a stokes has filed a claim against the palmdale school district saying this racist rant is outrageous and heartbreaking and it shows how students of color are unfairly treated by the educational system. the attorney representing the family says the mom in this case is a single mom of 2. and like so many. she has struggled during the pandemic to keep her kids learning and thriving and that during this teacher's rant which went on and on the mom started recording because she didn't think anyone would believe her without proof. and then she eventually called the principal while the teacher was still ranting on and spoke to pim and put him on speakerphone while the teachers calling. >> and unbelievably at some point one staff person from the school calls the teacher towards the end of this call and says, you know, there's a parent that's been recording this. have you been thinkin

pops to tomas newman baggett is being rooted for his success in china with a new posting back to germany as global sales director. one thing i often complain about is how socially minded the germans up it can get in the way of ambitious people some of the rules go against you for wanting to get ahead in life your career or in how you invest but if anything goes wrong in life and to fix your health in particular which will happen at some stage it's not going to cost you an arm and a leg like in the united states the germans invented the social welfare system chance the reform bismarck set up the 1st welfare state in the modern industrial society with social welfare legislation that was back in 18 eighties imperial germany the system still going strong. and i was one of the along with my name is who was our i'm 66 years old i trained as a stove fitter and i worked for 20 years. but now i'm retired and living in poverty so i get a pension of $321.00 euro's a month i want to show. we work hard carrying stuff up 5 floors and through 3 or 4 courtyards per house tearing out of them's retiling t

pops to tomas newman baggett is being rooted for his success in china with a new posting back to germany as global sales director. one thing i often complain about is how socially minded the germans up it can get in the way of ambitious people some of the rules go against you for wanting to get ahead in life your career or in how you invest but if anything goes wrong in life and to fix your health in particular which will happen at some stage it's not going to cost you an arm and a leg like in the united states the germans invented the social welfare system chancellor of a 4 bismarck set up the 1st welfare state in the modern industrial society with social welfare legislation that was back in 18 eighties imperial germany the system still going strong. and i was one of the along with my name is who was our i'm 66 years old i trained as a stove fitter and i worked for 20 years. but now i'm retired and living in poverty i get a pension of $321.00 euro's a month i don't want to show. what we were. carrying stuff up 5 floors and through 3 or 4 courtyards per house tearing out of them's retili

and women are currently out to marking the day across latin america or latin america editor lucien newman is in santiago so violence an issue for many women around the world unfortunately what are the main issues in chile where you are. certainly violence femicide the rising number of femicide especially during the pandemic both here in neighboring argentina and elsewhere in latin america in fact this international women's day is being marked on the heels of a report that just came out specifying that the region in the world with the highest number of femicide per capita is latin america so it is really a pandemic some are calling it in fact some women are calling for it feministic emergency to be declared in the world to put an end to this in chile there's also the issue of abortion which is not available readily of to women unlike in some neighboring countries like argentina and uruguay and finally just the fact that the fair and free treatment salaries of male chauvinism something that is so well known in latin america the list is very very long but there is one thing barbara that peop

are proposing a law to limit chinese companies participation in key and strategic industries but as newman reports from the central city of chamber don't go that's not as easy as it may sound. from the $1000000000.00 acquisition of one of the world's largest salmon companies to the purchase of copper and lithium mines to wineries and fruit fields. china has set its sights on chile it may be a small country but it has a very long and strategic pacific coastline and lots of resources that the agent giant needs but that's not the only attraction the most important thing for china is. window shop in. their region. to say. you know here we are in. america but while chile's economic growth owns a great deal to china members of congress are warning of an aggressive investment offensive not from private capital but from the chinese state yes you're not my or not if you don't regulate the participation of a foreign slide in your economy that economy could be nationalized not by our own country but rather by a foreign state that's why we've presented a bipartisan bill to level the playing field for

newman has its report. i mean constitutional congress candidate comedian organizes her husband her toddler and a group of supporters as they set off on another day of campaigning this time at a popular market in the rural municipality of piney on the outskirts of chile's capital she's no stranger here the 25 year old has been an activist for as long as she can remember especially for water rights in this area hard hit by drought and i think we've launched the new constitution to guarantee our social rights a dignified life and to protect our environment. you never do is an independent candidate which means she gets practically no campaign financing or television airtime from the state as do candidates from established political parties. we've had to scratch for money from friends and family face masks were donated by my sister in law we had to gather thousands of signatures to qualify to run as an independent. she isn't alone. at another food and vegetable market benito but enda who is well known for his wo

. >> newsom's campaign manager dan newman said thursday, the republican recall is a partisan attempt to install a trump supporter as governor. meanwhile, the governor himself has not publicly uttered the word recall but did direct part of his state of the state speech this week to the effort. we're not going to change course just because of a few naysayers and staters. but recall organizers say the governor's vaccine tour state of the state address and recent policy changes have not slowed down the signature gathering efforts. sometimes i think, gosh, we just need to stand back and let this guy. >> you doing our work for us. once the signatures are in next week's elections. officials have until around april 19th to finish verifying in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. with a covid relief package. now pass lawmakers on capitol hill are eyeing. >> the next item on president biden's to do list a massive infrastructure bill democrats say could address everything from broadband to transportation to clean energy and would speed up the economic recovery from the covid pandemic. >> and

charlotte newman accuses the company of a pattern of discrimination based on race and gender. she claims amazon hires people of color in lower positions than white workers with similar qualifications. amazon insists it does not tolerate discrimination. >>> the top executive for nike in north america has resigned after a report linked ann hubert's teenage son to a massive sneaker reselling business. bloomberg reports joe hubert used his mother's credit card to buy shoes then flipped them online for a profit. >>> new plans have been released for a high-flying hotel. a california company wants to build the first hotel in space. plans call for construction to begin in low earth orbit in 2025. the hotel would open two years years later with restaurants, a spa and a room for 400 people. no word on the cost. >>> a florida couple got the scare of a lifetime. a seven-foot gator lurking in their garage. it wandered into their garage in ft. myers sometime over the weekend. thankfully the homeowner gave his wife a heads-up. >> he was hissing, and i startled him a little bit, so he backed

are proposing a law to limit chinese companies participation in key and strategic industries but as newman reports from the central city of chamber don't go that's not as easy as it may sound. from the $1000000000.00 acquisition of one of the world's largest salmon companies to the purchase of copper and lithium mines to wineries and fruit fields. china has set its sights on chile it may be a small country but it has a very long and strategic pacific coastline and lots of resources that the agent giant needs but that's not the only attraction the most important thing for china is. window shop in. their region. to say. you know here we are in. america but while chile's economic growth owns a great deal to china members of congress are warning of an aggressive investment offensive not from private capital but from the chinese state yes you're not i or not if you don't regulate the participation of a foreign site in your economy that economy could be nationalized not by our own country but rather by a foreign state that's what we've presented a bipartisan bill to level the playing field for e

. >> reporter: in the lawsuit, newman who is still employed by amazon, alleges the company pays her less than people with similar experience. she said that she is also been the victim of stereo typical racial tropes, in one instance, a co-worker told her she looked like a gorilla and a manager called her aggressive, too direct andjust scary. >> i'm not here because it's just about me. as the box reporting demonstrates. there's a pattern of systemic discrimin discrimination. >> reporter: her lawsuit came soon thafr it was published about the treatment of black employees in amazon. a senior correspondent spoke to ten black employees who said they face direct and insidious bias that harms their careers and personal lives. >> there's awful experiences miut a employee who had a manager from another team it will tell her sort of unprompted that he is sure his ancestors had slaves at one point butwell. >> reporter: it was reported that internal amazon data shows that black corporate employees are promoted less frequently and rated more harshly. we were told, we work hard to make amazon a compan

he says it's to help deal with of the groups carrying out attacks are latin america lucien newman has more. these images show some more than $800.00 police intelligence officers carrying out an unprecedented rate in south central chile in an area dominated by indigenous mup which is. on this farm police searching for marijuana were attacked by an identified gunman one of the officers was killed. although his death dominated national news it wasn't the only violence that took place that day these photos show police operatives using what human rights experts call illegitimate use of force and abuse against minors here the target was the 7 year old daughter of my poochie activist comedic at the young guy he was killed 2 years ago by special forces police her mother and grandmother were also thrown face down to the ground and detained if the mr me dream in the film was for me this is not an exceptional or isolated case it's part of institutional violence practiced against the people in which children are also victims police intelligence director actually spinosa denies that the child was

are proposing a law to limit chinese companies participation in key and strategic industries but as newman reports from the central city of jimbo don't go that's not as easy as it may sound. from the $1000000000.00 acquisition of one of the world's largest salmon companies to the purchase of copper and lithium mines to wineries and fruit fields . china has set its sights on chile it may be a small country but it has a very long and strategic pacific coastline and lots of resources that the agent giant needs but that's not the only attraction the most important thing for china is. window shop in. their region. to say. you know here we are in. america but while chile's economic growth owns a great deal to china members of congress are warning of an aggressive investment offensive not from private capital but from the chinese state yes you're not my or not if you don't regulate the participation of a foreign slide in your economy that economy could be nationalized not by our own country but rather by a foreign state that's what we've presented a bipartisan bill to level the playing field for

thousands of women's rights campaigners have been out rallying in chile a latin america editor soon newman has more from santiago. rather it hits right a dangerous the 2nd wave of covert 19 could keep these women at home tens of thousands of. others to the streets to mark international limits both to liberate and to mourn. because triumph perhaps is that it has succeeded in pressuring the political status quo into accepting gender parity in the upcoming constitutional assembly elections which will have the power to rewrite chillies magna carta. there are so many women running for office for many years to come situational delegates it's incredible the empowerment of women and their decision to take the bull by the horns but there's still a long long way to go in chile 46 percent of fathers don't pay child support and domestic violence has increased dramatically as thousands of women and children some with babies marched to demand stronger laws to protect their rights riot police began spraying water cannon. sending the crowd flee. don't know what started this but now a lot of the people. ru

according to representative newman, the reason facebook gave for taking down the video was it violated facebook's community standards on hate speech in superiority. does that seem right to you you that if someone took a video and posted it on your platform, that it should be took down? >> congresswoman, that doesn't seem right to me, but i would need to understand the specifics of the case in more detail. >> yes, thank you. the answer is no, it's absolutely not right. meanwhile, across the hall, representative margery taylor green from georgia posted a video to facebook, her video showed her putting up a transphobic sign so, that a mother of a trans could quote, see it every time she steps out her door. they allowed representative green to stay online? yes or no? >> as i've said a number of times today we do make mistakes, unfortunately and we hope to fix them as quickly as possible. >> the answer was yes. representative green's video was allowed to remain online. representative newman reached out to facebook and a few hours later her video was restore would an apology but representati

according to representative newman, the reason facebook gave for taking down the video was it violated facebook's community standards on hate speech in superiority. does that seem right to you you that if someone took a video and posted it on your platform, that it should be took down? >> congresswoman, that doesn't seem right to me, but i would need to understand the specifics of the case in more detail. >> yes, thank you. the answer is no, it's absolutely not right. meanwhile, across the hall, representative margery taylor green from georgia posted a video to facebook, her video showed her putting up a transphobic sign so, that a mother of a trans could quote, see it every time she steps out her door. they allowed representative green to stay online? yes or no? >> as i've said a number of times today we do make mistakes, unfortunately and we hope to fix them as quickly as possible. >> the answer was yes. representative green's video was allowed to remain online. representative newman reached out to facebook and a few hours later her video was restore would an apology but representati

our last witness from the house is congresswoman newman. she is a cosponsor of the bill and the mother of a transgender daughter. rep. newman: thank you chairman, ranking member, members of the committee, and allowing me to talk today. this issue is very personal to me. i also would like to say happy st. patrick's day to everyone. the most important thing in life is to be authentic. we all understand that. as a reminder, we already have freedom of religion in our constitution and it does not discriminate against religion. i want to tell you the story of our family because that is the story of millions of american families. more than five years ago before she had transitioned, my daughter at just 14 years old had experienced deep depression and anxiety. unable to identify the cause of her pain, she told her parents that the only two solutions she felt were either suicide or running away. i will state that again. she was in such a spot she felt that suicide or running away or the only options. heartbroken but determined not to lose our child,