School. But theyre not sure thats enough to change the corporate culture, experts say. The Ride Hailing Company fired 20 employees as it tries to repair its image following internal investigations into the corporate cultures. It copies after uber received 215 complaints from the open own employees, including oyees, including the rest include the complaints of other harass many, retaliation, wrongful termination. It tells me this is a systematic problem. Reporter jennifer, a professors at uc berkeleys school of business, says uber built its business by big a disruptive company. Led by the bold and sometimes abrasive founder and ceo, travis kalinik. That means breaking the rules, and that may have extending beyond the biggs platform to social conventions, and social norms and civility, and profession amount of. Reporter they received the complaints on an employee tip line created after a former female employee said she was subject to sexual harassment. Fowler blasted uber after tuesdays
Calls and reflections on the life and legacy of senator, astronaut john glenn. You can share your comments on our twitter page or join us on facebook. Ood friday morning to you the senate is in session trying to wrap up a cr to keep the government and operation through the end of april. The house did its part with a debate over how scared and if over how health care an American Hero, a combat pilot fighter who made history by rocketing into the future as the pioneer of space travel. The story this morning from his hometown newspaper in columbus, ohio. We will have more from the Columbus Dispatch. You can log on to the website including the life and career of john glenn. Services will take place in ohio and he will be interred at Arlington National cemetery. Remembering the life of john glenn. Here from universal news, which is called a space triumph back in 1952. Which was called a space triumph back in 1952. Five hours before he is to make a strident into history, his smiley face beli
And the mastermind of 9 11, Khalid Sheikh mohammed. And these captured terrorists gave us information that allowed the cia to round up virtually all the key members of that network and dismantle them and stop the attack they had planned. And today we are honored to have with us the man who interrogated those hot value terrorists and got them to provide that information that saved, saved so Many American lives, thats james mitchell. In the 15 years since 9 11, no one has heard from ksm. Hes been isolated from the world first in cia custody, then at guantanamo bay. But dr. Mitchell has looked directly into the face of evil, and in doing so he came to understand the terrorist mind, what drives and motivates them better than almost anyone in america, because the terrorists told him what drives them and what they believe. And now for the first time, dr. Mitchell is sharing what ksm told him, including his opinions on u. S. Counterterrorism policy, the Bush Administrations response to 9 11,
Episode are the women a fox news who dont have a primetime show, who at great risk to themselves because no one thought he was going to get fired, found the nerve to walk into paulweiss when murdoch started that investigation and told their story, believing that he would continue being there boss. And those women want their and an i would never out them, but those are the courageous ones. Its much harder than it sounds. We can just carry on gabbing. Settle for more, everyone knows youre in the process and that in a contract year new britain a book that is the number one New York Times the best seller, congratulations. Thank you. [applause] what does megan kelley want more of . For me its pretty clear, im doing a job i love, but theres something i love more. Three Little People in a big person named doug. Doug and i are good, we see each other because hes a writer, he writes he writes books for a living, he actually is a writer. Then he is a Flexible Work schedule and we can see each ot
Because we are so thrilled to welcome blance cook. Im jennifer raab, privilege to be president of Hunter College, incredible institution. And it could not be for fitting that we are here tonight to celebrate this book and this author and this subject in this house. As everyone sitting here, that is really true, right. [applause] as all of you know we are gathered in the new york city home that ellen oar Eleanor Roosevelt lived here and depart today washington in 1933 and while the book we are deb cuting here tonight cover it is war years and decades after when Eleanor Roosevelt not only became the lady of the land but the first lady of the world. Its fair too say that her activism, belief in womens rights and quest for equal opportunity and civil right were all commitment that is were born and nurtured under this roof. This was the headquarters that launched her into becoming the eleanor who made impact on her country and this planet. As this house was a home and inspiration for Eleano