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Killed me. what do you make of what she is saying and how open she is being to people she doesnt know about this ordeal? >> i think it is a very dangerous thing she is involved in. yes, i understand that is a young person. she is trying to get back into a routine, getting into social networking and using this as a support. i would caution her that you have to be careful because this is fraught with dangers. you have people that may ask questions that you are not ready to answer and may be retrau...

Networking and using this as a support. i would caution her that you have to be careful because this has dangers. you have people that may ask questions that you are not ready to answer and may be retraumatizing you with with information that you havent processed this yet and she is in shock right now. there is no two ways about that so i dont think she is ready for this. >> she is a child. at 16 you dont feel that way but she is. she was asked did he rape you. she replied im not allowed to talk...

They feed to the worst element of our society. thankfully, their viewers are dying off. >> they would probably still be in black and white if they could. wouldnt even be in color to prove a point. >> white. >> no black. >> really? you have a conservative point of view. lets see, youre anti-semitic, pro segregation. these are the lies we get every campaign. what is your reaction? just typical? >> well, no i think youre right. its being ratcheted up. were going to see other examples in a minute. t...

They feed to the worst element of our society. thankfully, their viewers are dying off. >> they would probably still be in black and white if they could. wouldnt even be in color to prove a point. >> white. >> no black. >> really? you have a conservative point of view. lets see, youre anti-semitic, pro segregation. these are the lies we get every campaign. what is your reaction? just typical? >> well, no i think youre right. its being ratcheted up. were going to see other examples in a minute. t...

It feeds the narrative that hillary has a special status both in the culture and in the media actual tur. if theres no film on any of the perspective republican presidential candidates, then i think that does kind of tilt the scale. >> we understand at least one of these projects will start -- its not going to include the first 50 year of former senator clintons life. a lot of important stuff happened then. we know it will start after that point. do you think they get into benghazi? its been suc...

Weapons. >> helen, this is my inaugural moment here. >> reporter: born in kentucky in 1920, thomas grew up in detroit. midst of the second world war she became a copy girl at the now defunct "washington daily news." and joined united presser and national in 1943. she all but asigned herself to cover the white house in 1960 doing so for upi and eventually her news service. her life was a compellation of firsts. the first woman to close a presidential news conference with the polite -- >> thank yo...

In mind of her status. so the duchess came here, bought some dresses for her grandchildren. what did you think of her? >> translator: she was very nice, polite. she loved everything i sold. she was very respectful. >> reporter: and before she heads home, a must do for all visitors inform pato paris. she went to see the mona lisa. all this as part of a long, slow emergence for a queen in waiting. i was talking to someone close to the duchess, and its interesting seeing her buying those dresses. t...

This is the dutchess in her element. she showed her down to earth side at a market, traders getting a glimpse into her sense of humor. so this is the piece of meat she tried. i thought she was very nice, he tells me, very agreeable. very in line with her status. >> she bought dresses for her grandchildren. what did you think of her? >> reporter: she was very nice, polite. she loved everything i sold. she was very respectful. and before she heads home, a must do for all visitors to paris. she wen...

White people are stuck, dishonest by default as we take a pass on the state of this citys largely inner black city and settle for politely opening doors at wawa before we slip back into our own lives." an article in ebony magazine wrote about this article saying this is a reminder of what contemporary racism looks like, polite, discreet, even timid. do you gr we that criticism or do you think that hewbert was really calling out an unfortunate truth? >> well, i think what he was trying to say wit...

People at the wala longer than he would for white people and he writes about that saying on one level such self consideration consciousness can be seen as sensitivity to the race. race remains the elephant in the room, even on the absurd level of who holds the door to enter a convenient store." then he continued, in so many quarters discussing race is seen as a racist thing. white people are stuck, dishonest by default as we take a pass on the state of this citys largely inner black city and set...