On saturday, i covered a shooting at boston s caribbean carnival. the shooting not linked to the event by authorities but the parade had to be stopped because of the cope of the investigation. no deaths reported but several injured there. sadly, one person did lose their life following a stuhooting at high school football game. the victim just 16 years old. and not a student facing off on the field and guns and several rounds have been uncovered. the investigation is still ongoing, police believe it was a conflict with individuals, an argument that led to this particular incident. and two baseball fans injured during the chicago white sox game, it s unclear where the shots came are from, inside or outside the ballpark. two people sustained life threatening injuries there. we re going down the tlous remind viewers just the far-reaching impact of gun violence and how it s affected
Statement that was as emphatic has he has been tlous the course of the negotiations, insisting he s not prepared to sign off on any agreement right now in a reconciliation package that spends what he calls trillions of dollars. while i am hopeful common ground can be found that would result in another historic investment in our nation, i cannot and will not support trillions in spending or on an all or nothing approach that ignores the brutal fiscal reality our nation faces. there is a better way, and i believe we can find it if we are willing to continue to negotiate in good faith. and what that statement tells you is that manchin is not ready to sign on to even the framework of an agreement that would allow progressives to vote yes on that bipartisan infrastructure bill that is scheduled for a vote tomorrow. in fact, we caught up with the progressive leader, pramila jayapal of washington state. she is the leader of the progressive caucus. we asked her for her read on the
Law enforcement, to acknowledge those who have given their lives in the line of duty, to engage in the exchange of ideas that is central to our democracy, to continue to have our barbecues barbecues and don t go see fireworks. now, to be clear, authorities say pitts himself did have any explosives and does not have any means of carrying out an attack. but one of the reasons they were concerned about him, chris, they say he had a criminal background. he d been arrested before for domestic violence, assault and robbery. thank you, pete williams. appreciate that. meantime the clock is ticking, tensions mounting we re just a week away from president trump announcing miss nominee for the supreme court. the president has narrowed his tlous five candidates include two women. trump will be holding interviews this week, leading up to the decision, he says, roe v. wade will not be a major topic of discussion. are you going to does your
Everybody that s in the hotel to be in one place. so it was about 60 guests at the hotel during the time of the storm. and what s it like right now? what are you seeing? i have been outside. the it streets are clear. it s no flooding and the wal greens have reopened. were you worried about did you have to evacuate? well, in the beginning of the storm i have an ocean view from my room and the current was really rough and the palm trees were bending and the visibility was very, very low. so yes, i was very concerned and worried. i kind of sit there and watched it until it was time to evacuate the room. so as i understand you re from houston and you weren t effected personally by harvey but a family member staying at your tlous, are they are you
And soar to new heights at the olympic games, we continue to debate equal pay for equal work here at home. what? crazy, right? especially when you consider a recent survey asked about whether their companies investment in women would lead to higher profits. found that 72% said it either already had or was expected to in the near future. 59% said investing in women had enhanced their company s brand and reputation. when women succeed, the company succeeds. so when at is the holdup here? you might be surprised some of the ridiculous biases that women actually still face. a new book titled what works for women at work explores what women can do to overcome these biases and achieve the success that we all know they deserve. we have joan williams, co-author of the book here with us today. thank you for joining us. delighted to be here. you spent a lot of time on the book laying out four patterns of gender bias that you found. could you sort of quickly take tlous what each us through