oh, my god. my boss is gonna kill me. [ laughter ] good morning, tamala. good morning. so, i love this time of year. i really look forward to the pennsylvania conference of women. it s incredibly well done, and they ve been doing it for a while. this is the 14th year. and i feel like in the last few years, it has really picked up momentum, with more and more women saying, i have to go. how would you describe to people why it s worth it, how it s changed, why it s so important? anybody jump in. let me just say the buzz is really incredible, and i wouldn t just say that because michelle obama s coming. i would say the buzz actually happened that would be reason enough. it would be, but the buzz actually started before that announcement came into play. i ve heard more women talking about it of all ages, and even those to say, i might not be able to afford it, but i heard there s some things on the web. i ve heard there are other conversation points. the accessibi
can we avoid war? as the gop s latest repeal and replace attempt breaks down, is it time for a bipartisan solution? those questions and more, for treasury secretary steve mnuchin. and the backers of the health care bill, lindsey graham and bill cassidy. plus, our powerhouse roundtable. from the white house to your house, we take on the moments that mattered this week. good morning. donald trump promised to be a unifier when he was running for office. if that s what he hoped to achieve, he s not having much success. according to our new abc news/ washington post poll out just this morning, 66% of all americans, including nearly 4 in 10 conservatives, think trump has done more to divide the country than unite it. instead of bringing the country together, he s proved to be a provocateur. and as we are reminded yet again this week, when the president tries to be provocative, it can have real consequences. let s start with north korea. president trump at the u.n. this week,
LEWISBURG — Bucknell’s 12th annual Shark Tank-style pitch competition on Monday night showcased students’ new business ideas, ranging from medical devices that provide better comfort for users, innovations in agriculture