crump: today it's pretty tough. online, you have tools to help you maintain privacy, but in the physical space, it is hard to do much but smile for the cameras. [laughter] john: thank you. the team arguing against the motion. [applause] now we move onto round one. round one will be opening statements by each debater in turn. they will be six minutes each. speaking first for the motion, tech companies should be required to help law enforcement execute search warrants to access customer data. here is stewart baker, former general counsel for the national security agency. ladies and gentlemen, stuart baker. [applause] thank you. the way we have divided it, we the argument.ide i will be talking about the obligations to help law enforcement when necessary, which i believe leads to the obligation of tech companies to provide assistance. john will be talking about why particularly today we need help with law enforcement from technology companies. let me start. i would like to start with the question, which is whether tech

crump: today it's pretty tough. online, you have tools to help you maintain privacy, but in the physical space, it is hard to do much but smile for the cameras. [laughter] john: thank you. the team arguing against the motion. [applause] now we move onto round one. round one will be opening statements by each debater in turn. they will be six minutes each. speaking first for the motion, tech companies should be required to help law enforcement execute search warrants to access customer data. here is stewart baker, former general counsel for the national security agency. ladies and gentlemen, stuart baker. [applause] thank you. the way we have divided it, we the argument.ide i will be talking about the obligations to help law enforcement when necessary, which i believe leads to the obligation of tech companies to provide assistance. john will be talking about why particularly today we need help with law enforcement from technology companies. let me start. i would like to start with the question, which is whether tech

john donvan: catherine crump. catherine crump: yeah, i think your point is a good one. encryption, while it may be the best tool we have available often isn't perfect. the apple case illustrated that. they were able to get in using a vulnerability that they purchased. there will continue to be vulnerabilities. and particularly in high-profile, high-value investigations, they may continue to be used. john donvan: another question? right down front, sir. a mic's going to come for you. just one second. male speaker: now, you realize you just called on the former chief justice of the state of california. so whatever he says i'm going to agree with it. [laughter] male speaker: i'm asking -- john donvan: please tell us your name. male speaker: -- as a layperson. ronald george. john donvan: thank you. male speaker: i just wonder whether, in weighing privacy interests against security interests if congress, in considering a law requiring that such help be provided, were to be presented with credible evidence that there were plans to import a nuclear device into the united state

anyone with information on crump whereabouts is asked to contact police right away. >> and iraqi forces raised national flag in the ruins of old city today as they claimed victory in the iraqi stronghold. the iraqi prime minister arrived to congratulate armed forces after eight long months of urban warfare. it has left parts of mows ul in ruins and displaced nearly 1 million people. president trump took to twitter to recount and i strongly pressed president putin twice about russian medaling in the election. he denied. it i'm already giving my opinion. the tweet did not refute the russian account of the meeting. president trump did not expect an answer other than the one he received from putin. >> i think the point was made that this is an issue that really has the person people quite earned and again it too stands as ob stick toll our ability to improve the relationship between united states and russia and. >> president trump says it's time to work together and move on. >> for those that commute to new york city meantime or plan to visit in the near future try to avoid a trip to penn s

her 20 year old cousin jackie velasquez flung into the other lane lies crump eled unconsciousment but what you cannot see is carla's little brother jonathan pindz under the front bumper. >> i don't think i can see my cousin in the eyes, you know, because i caused her this pain. >> reporter: the three were walking home after getting ice cream and playing in the park. the women say they looked both ways and that they thought the car would stop, at the last second you can see them grab jonathan and brace for impact. >> it was so close. just missed. >> reporter: amazingly all three survived. carla and jackie are home recovering from internal injuries and broken bones but days after the accident, jonathan can't move his legs and remains in the hospital with major spinal injury. >> i feel like i caused my little brother this pain. all i want was to go out and enjoy and have fun at the park. th. >> reporter: he was set to his family says he will need months of therapy but they're hopeful. is he wriggling his toes and smiling, eager to go home. donations are pouring in to a go ddz fundme site

number two how will mr crump get along with the host marco now just take a look at some of the things that the german chancellor said recently one of the quotes that i'm going to give you is admittedly wherever during the last decades the americans played a role of guarantors of world order there's always been to put it mildly a lot of criticism and that is something that you didn't really expect to hear from a german leader in the past few years well she said it and then also the angle of merkel's election program in which when she referred to the u.s. she replaced the word friends with partners so of course that is going to intriguing to be intriguing could we have seen that come and maybe just take a look. thank you for. now highlight number three is of course turkey and the participation of the turkish president. we have seen many issues with him taken part in the summit even before the g twenty get together began for example apparently they couldn't find a place in event where the turkish president could give a speech then there were difficulties i guess it is fair to say as usua

together. 20 months to put the obamacare legislation together, if he could sit down and i predict crumpill, it will be historic. your point about the insurance companies and hospitals, i will maintain this, until we disrupt that duopoly between the patient care and the insurance company. >> martha: that's not happening in this bill. >> but at least it's a step forward towards a freer market. we deregulated airlines and telecommunications 30 years ago. you had s-curve transformation of lower prices and better efficiency. that has to happen here, the president knows that. we have to move towards a freer market standard, and this is a step in that direction. >> martha: the president today at the white house talking about basics, pushing for more things to be made in america. remember i think he was referring to the made in the usa, a little jingle that went along with it. can he achieve that and every week there's another week for the label. economy weight, and for structurally, agriculture weight, but they do seem to get lost in the shuffle. how is he pulling the focus back to his agenda?

like i'm not going to tell you who, but it rhymes with crump. [ laster ] >> it starts with a p and ends with resident. >> that's awesome. welcome to the communications department. >> there are some conflicting responses now from the white house to a sweeping bipartisan package on russian sanctions that the house is expected to vote on as early as tomorrow. >> the legislation would require the president to get permission from congress before lifting or easing sanctions against russia. newly promoted press secretary sarah sanders told abc this week that the president now backs the bill. >> the administration is supportive of being tough on russia, technically in putting these sanctions in place. the original piece of legislation was but we were able to work with the house and senate and the administration is happy with the ability to do that and make those changes that were necessary. >> but on a different sunday news program, the communications director says the president hasn't made a decision on the measure as yet. the bill could reach his desk before congress breaks for the august rec

some call it creative chaos within the crump white houstrum. washington republican establishment. you had steve bannon, the nationalist, america first pitchfork wing who was going to tell the president from time to time, no, sir. don't become hostage of that establishment. then you have the manhattan gary cohen, chief economic adviser, jared kushner son-in-law, ambassador with broad portfolio, daughter ivanka trump representing more of the manhattan wing and truth told some in the past democrats and much more moderate when it comes to republican policy. does it tell us anything beyond the president thinking somebody can communicate better for him or sean spice sir not communicating enough? does this move, dramatic resignation of the white house press secretary, tell us something about a shift inside this white house towards a different governing philosophy, management, communications philosophy? >> john, i think it does signify a shift that it donald trump, president trump, is taking all matters into his own hands and he increasingly everything is being run directly out of the ova

wess you remember this they have black journalist coming into the -- rnc talking about oh, you know, crump is speaking this now. but he's going to have to use our -- our data so he can win, guess what? so hold one party accountable. that's true i'm not suggesting what you hold one party account public. voted for that's why. >> but i understand but money to. >> ingdz, i understand but i think if you're in democracy all sides need to -- >> permanent friends, equity. thank you so much. i'm white democratic woman and i have spoke up for -- miernghts and will again and i'm sure there are more of us. but our unified movement i read recently that some of bernie sanders supporters have fund an organization called our revolution, and to work for economic and political change so people might want to check into that and i'm sure it's not even though it might come are from largely democratic roots, i don't, i don't think it's strictly aligned with democratic party. so i want to recommend optimistic note we finally have hall richmond, california fourth largest city in california, which has minority pop

. >> new york times articles and crump just really criticized his choice.e said i would not choose this man again if he knew he was going to recues himself in the russia investigation, wow. >>> wow, chester bennington the voice behind the man band linkin park is dead. >> his sudden dead stunned the world yesterday and bears similarities to the death of the fellow rocker chris cornell. >> his friend, chris's birthday yesterday. >> it was his 53rd birthday and tragically he died on cornell's 53rd birthday. he was having such a troubled pennsylvania. chester bennington just 41, he was found in his los angeles home yesterday. he leaves behind six children from two different marriages. a very talented musician. >> ♪ >> we're learning his death is being investigated asiana parent suicide. tmz reporting that the 41 year-old hanged himself. he battled drugs and alcohol over the years as mike just mentioned. there are also reports that bennington was struggling with the death of his very close friend sound garden front man chris cornell who died by suicide in may. h

to rebuild relations with any actions, and as we know, coming to the g20 meeting via poland, esther crumpsomething president putin will bear in mind for his meeting with donald trump and we will need to wait and see how things go at this meeting. lots of viewers are asking if they will talk about the alleged collusion between russia and trump campaigns and allegations that russia metals the us election. i keep replying saint vladimir putin has denied this at all times, hasn't he? he has an donald trump gave a pretty mixed message on that when he was asked yesterday whether he would say directly to vladimir putin that he knew russia had muddled than elections, even on the eve of this meeting, donald trump said yes, russia was behind it, no, we don't know who was behind it, so in moscow they were pretty positive about that. i don't think vladimir putin expects to be drilled or lectured on that issue, there is a lot to discuss, it will not be a very long meeting, potentially half an hour for a little longer. we're getting pictures now of what's called a family photo at g20, and any body lang