broker marketers hued specially in the us it's also due to the fact that data protection laws like the ones we have in europe exist in the us means that mining and trading basically fair game. when all the data exchanges between a company like facebook and other data brokers takes place in the figurative black box. black box trucks with. data brokers servers are often located in the us beyond the jurisdiction of european however the servers also contain data belonging to european users. considering how our views and opinions can my users are really should know much more about where. you're coming from. russia what are some cities could ultimately influence them. facebook says it wants to provide more data protection but would they give up the lucrative day to trade. shifts as more transparency plays. badmouthed short and sweet a shift snapshot. online data collectors use trackers to analyze users' behavior among other purposes the information gathered is then used for targeted advertising those who do not want to be tracked around the web there's the privacy badger the free browser ext

divina gupta caught up with its president hu says there is an urgent need for data protection in thei think users have to take accountability, along with companies, it is not a one—sided thing. you can't pink companies, they all have a role to play. it has to be transparent. everyone can very easily say that india is the new currency and the new oil —— internet. it has monetary value attached. —— pic. if that happens businesses will figure out how to maximise that value. should there be another body that governs social media platforms to prevent misuse? given a lot of new users in india, first—time tech issues, may not be fully aware of the risks, and language may be an issue because english may not be their first language, the government has to draw that framework and in the digital world you have to do things not common in the old world and must include the intermediaries, that's where a lot of the problem happens. should there be a multimedia framework that is worked out for data privacy because data today has no boundaries? there's a lot of stuff with the data world that's still

where in germany he will be we don't know that yet he was hold a press conference late it's day but mr hu just a moment spokesman says that he's now canceled that so we don't know when the details of that will emerge but i imagine he'll have to stay as i said somewhere where he can report to police and make himself available for this call to rights in the north of germany where does all of this leave germany in terms of its relations with spain who really wants him back that's right well germany berlin has been a little bit troubled by this whole. proceedings so far in the over the months of this story with their cars perched mont in this tended to back the madrid line and say that you know madrid's spain's procedures must be followed says spain's judicial process must be followed and today the government spokeswoman was very well you know this has never been a matter for the government it's all it's a purely legal question and this sort of keeping their distance from it i think they're a bit relieved in the sense that they've cleared up one point from this to put it to moan at least in t

up any of these concerns, but management issues are things that don't often show up, which is more huing toward criminal issues, but it is very true that president trump goes with his gut, and, you know, we were also told a few weeks ago that admiral jackson was not even interviewed, but the president was saying you would be great at this, but admittedly it's not that easy to run v.a. it's a troubled agency. you know, it's got so many stakeholders, you have veterans groups on the left, on the right, you know, real people you're serving every day in veterans hospitals, and, you know, it's not a job that everyone wants. we were also told that it wasn't a job that ronny jackson wanted, but he grew to decide this was something he really wanted to do, but there were concerns from the start from members of congress, on the senate committee -- well, there are two issues, so one is just his lack of management experiences, and republicans while they didn't say they didn't support him up until adar on two ago, it was hard to find a republican who would say i fully support ronny jackson, and this i

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hu hercules police believe these are the two suspects that were responsible for injuring a police officer earlier. >> when the driver put the car in reverse and intentionally backed into the police car, the officer was slightly injured, with this being called a whiplash type injury. >> reporter: a man says a car broke through his fence on sycamore avenue, the driver tied to make it to highway 4 but the car got stuck. >> they're loose somewhere around here or on the freeway, trying to get out of dodge, get out of town. >> reporter: police are looking for the suspects for ramming the police car. >> we do like knowing that we probably have the suspects in custody and i think the citizens of this city will also feel more comfortable knowing that somebody who would intentionally back into a police car with an officer in it is in custody. >> i notice the suspects when i saw a man and a woman emerge from some shrubbery, walk down a hill and hop a fence near the crash site. the photographer and i drove down there and tried to get a picture, and that's when we called police. >> the city is calling

come into bihari is about to give a press conference let's listen and i'm honored to host president hu hari of nigeria at the white house right here in the beautiful rose garden president who are you want to thank you very much for traveling to washington for these important discussions to take to pleasure to welcome you to our nation's capital nigeria's largest democracy africa as i can in our discussions united states deeply values and appreciates nigeria's role as a strong democratic leader in the region the united states is currently working to expand trade and commercial ties with african nations including nigeria to create jobs and wealth in all of our countries. we hope to be the economic partner of choice for nations across the continent and all around the world and you see what's happening with respect to trade and the united states we are being respected again i hope all african countries and countries throughout the world that we also will be supporting you and that they will likewise support us in our bid long with canada and mexico for the two thousand and twenty six world

by the way, hus left north korea. had a great meeting with kim jo-un.d he got along with him really well, really great. >> vivian, when you think about pompeo right now, he's going meet with kim. but what does he accomplish in that conversation, thatan ex, that maybe led to, i kim taking these steps tonight? was it because of the pompeo meeting, based on our knowledge and reporting, or it because of different actions china has taken or others in theegion ha taken? >> there's definitely a number of factors. the south koreans have been working the process with the north koreans f the last couple of months. they were the ones to really push thice p forward, at a time when things were very precarious with the united states, after the death of the american who was brought out of north korea in a coma. president trump firing all kinds jong-un,tions at kim calling him little rocket man, saying he would respond to their testing with fire and fury. for the united state things have been going forward in baby steps. there's cautious optimism. i spoke t a couple of

but with president hu and looking to further the cement his grip on power critics don't expect the intimidation to stop anytime soon. as a senior journalist at the newspaper at the center of the story she joins us on the line from istanbul welcome to w a present to and says he's dating with the people who collaborated to try to overthrow the state two years ago how has this crackdown affected your work as a journalist. yesterday i. just launched a new report and. they say. try to track down the media and it turkey. turkey moved very local to be shunned and. in during. the state of emergency one hundred seventy journalists in terrorist acts and they aren't all in jail and also. very very. sad to say. approximately two hundred you can't be in the company's shutdown. in this perry it's ok so one hundred seventy journalists arrested and jailed two hundred media company shut down why are you still working. i need divert and ok. is the president of this country but i am the journalist of this country he's being his job i'm fortunate in the best buy and my job in a good today because if i have i have

importantly parts of syria and as syria kind of increases in that drought area then you probably saw a hu surge of people rushing into the cities and creating some of the political instability that preded the civil war. >> that is the narrative that s he merchld, and, emerged, and i think there are many hotspots like the middle east and like wee in california around the world, in india, india, pakistan border, in bangladesh, the north china plan, down in south america, these are all regions where violent conflict is a real possibility, and in some places amalready happening, for le, in the middle east. >> sreenivasan: california was on the brink of their own day zero until you basically had one good rainy season, but what we are also seem to be seeing is storintensity of the rain are increasing, so it is not just kind of the california is spevenly gettinnkles we just have been doing stories from, stories in the past few weeks of intense rains that caused mud slides after the forest fires and kind of all connected. >> that's right. and so one of the biggest implications of climate change i

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reiss, who police say loves to gamble, stopped at different casinos before meeting hu . danielle jeffreys is hutchinson's cousin. >> it's just evil. how can you go around killing people for no other good reason other than to keep yourself out of prison? >> reporter: investigators say reiss has since driven 1,300 miles along the gulf coast until her last-known sighting in s.rpus christi, texas. >> as her resources go away, she will become more desperate and god forbid may strike again. >> reporter: jeff, we dug into her criminal history. in her home state of minnesota, there is nothing more than a traffic ticket. >> glor: wow. mark strassmann for us. mark, thank you. up next here on the eve of the tax deadline, how your refund can jump-start your retirement. . t i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. schedule a complimentary goal planning session with td ameritrade. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills ri

journalist liu hu is one of them. he recently tried to book a flight but was told he couldn't because he was on the list of "untrustworthy people." "i can't buy property. my child can't go to private school," he says. "you feel like you're being controlled by the list all the time." >> it can recognize more than 4,000 vehicles. >> reporter: chinese technology firms, such as sensetime, are helping the government effort, by developing advanced cameras that use artificial intelligence to track just about everything. this knows every person, every bike, every car, every bus that goes through the frame. >> you can tell whether it is an adult, a child, a male or female. >> reporter: police in beijing have been wearing these glass that can recognize faces linked to the government's national database to help boost arrests. the fear, of course, is that the government may use this social credit scoring system to punish people that it deems not sufficiently loyal to the communist party. and trying to clear your name or fight you

donald trump but how much of the progress that we have made so far do you think is down to president huand jay and to the approach ace had that's been different to his predecessor and to has diplomacy in all of this. well certainly we cannot deny the fact that north korea's change in attitude seems to coincide with the losings of rice to power we most recall the moon was actually elected last name on the platform to be intruding ties with north korea and despite the fact that he joined in on international sanctions are going to sanctions that by america against north korea is always kept an open door from the emphasized that dialogue is a possibility and he would welcome the real to the table at any time and certainly this is what is what we have seen from the only include we have really expected this possibility on the device nine years of conservative rule here in south korea well if you'd like to ask many experts they would tell you it probably wouldn't have been possible that a c. in courage on as live from seoul with a thank you very much for your time we appreciate it. let's move

when leo hu recently tried to book a flight, he was told he was banned from flying because he's on thentrustworthy people. leo was is journalist ordered by a court to apologize for a series of tweets he wrote and was then told his apology was insincere. >>> i can't buy property. my child can't go to private school, he says. you feel you're being controlled by the list all the time. >>> and the list is now getting longer, as every chinese citizen is being assigned a social credit score, a fluk waiting rating based on a range of behaviors. it is believed that community service and buying chinese-made products can raise your score. fraud, tax evasion and smoking in nonsmoking areas can drop it. if a score gets too low a person can be banned from buying train and plane tickets, real estate, cars, and even high speed internet. >>> it's a good thing, this woman says. there should be punishment for people who can't behave. >>> china's growing network of surveillance cameras makes all of this possible. the country already has an estimated 176 million cameras and it plans to have more than 600

demonstrators in brazil are calling for former president hu not the silver to be arrested head of a court deciding whether he'll have to go to jail who was convicted of corruption and money laundering last year and wants to be allowed to exhaust his appeals process for the sentence comes into force the rallies calling for noon as a rest are set to take place in more than forty cities across the country on latin america added to the scene human joins us now live from sao paolo hide their lives see why and they so ben are making sure lula goes to prison. ever truly well but certainly president or former president. is the one politician with brazilians on a door or detest like no other and the pulse of the thousands of people who are gathering here many of them holding these little inflatable dolls. he is called dressed in prison garb and want to send a very strong message to the supreme court which in this than twenty four hours must decide whether to accept the argument that he can be sent to prison to serve out a twelve and a half year career option sentence until he has exhausted every l

. >> one of the organizers with hu resist. >> the university needs change. >> the board of trustees agreedo one of the group's demand about adequate housing for students under 21. it won't stop until all nine are met. >> we are prepared to occupy the administration building until we are more than saltsified that our demand have been met. >> 50 years ago a sit-in was held to challenge administration. after four days their grievances were heard. >> we are the tradition of howard, activism. resistance to oppression. the university should recognize that. >> a family's deadly car plunge off a cliff in california may have been intentional. vladamir duthier is following the investigation. >> the california highway patrol says the data pulled from the suv is helping piece together the family's final tragic moments. preliminary information showed the suv pulled off highway 1, stopping on a dirt turn around 70 feet from the cliff edge. police say the vehicle accelerated plunging straight into the pacific ocean. there were no skid marks on the scene or signs the driver tried to brake. authorities des

sources telling us who are way hu --awei will consider returning to the bond market and later opportunityother company has already been banned from buying crucial tech for allegedly breaching iran sanctions. the wayd fallen in dealers session on a warning that the pace of revenue growth will slow down. beating estimates in the first quarter but said it would be tough to replicate growth in the second half of the year. ups says investors should look beyond the short-term and examine trends for twitter that are more constructive. ebay has given a week outlook for the quarter, saying it expects revenue to just meet analyst expectations of $2.68 billion. shares did slump in the extended session. there are concerns about ability to return to consistent growth. investors are watching ebay sales to injure it can remain the market dominated by amazon. we have a japanese prime minister, seemingly still under the political caution. we have a yen right now trading above the 109 level. it has weakened quite considerably the last week. this is normally supported by exporters. behas proven to be joe --

. >> i never heard of hu trafficking before. when i heard it, i thought,, likesex slaves, immediately. i thitght... i never heard of used in this type of way, where it was threats, with being held against their will, you know, stuff like that. i've never heard it like this. no, this was the first time i've ever heard of it. f it this is tst time i've heard of my dad ever doing stuff like that. i remember when i was working ere. i was 14 and a half, 14 and a half, 15 at the time. so they were kids like me, working like that. >> altan: they were working here, at trillium farms, in t14, where workers described conditions similthis undercover footage taken at other companies' plants around the country. >> (speaking spanish): >> usually we'd show up to the site at about 6:00, and we't wouldnet done until about 5:00. and we didn't get breaks. they could never sit down and, like, take a half an hour break. it was maybe five minutes, tops and they go ey drink some water and their energy drinks and then go back to work. >> (speaking span

. >> hu so much. it's such an exciting day for us at the board of exercise.iend, supervisor jeff sheehy and i were so honored to carry this legislation through for supervisor compose. those of us who have the plaintiff of sitting in the board chambers and representing our districts at supervisors, most of us hold harvey milk in our hearts and minds. we remember his boldness and idealism and inclusion as we do that work here. and i just have to say that knowing at a time when there's so much hate being spewed from washington d.c. that when queer youth and people come to san francisco and are welcome into harvey milk terminal 1, that they will know they are not only recognized in our city but they are welcome and cherished here. this is a day to celebrate. i want to turn the time to my colleague jeff sheehy. >> thank you. this is been great. thank you david for your work and tom it's always great to see and you my other colleagues because we were all behind this effort. and i think it's just really amazing that we did this at the airport because harvey was all

not always huing to acts. the trump administration is entering a new phase this week. it does not have for the first time in years white house communications director and trump confidante hope hicks. confirming that someone else who might get a sit dwoun the president saying president trump discussed with russian president vladimir putin the prospect of a sitdown with the russian leader. possibly even at the white house. let's go now to boris sanchez. you have some reporting suggesting the conversations the president had at mar-a-lago. they may have sparked some of the tweets. especially having to do with daca is that undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: that's right. cnn has learned the president met with supporters and outsiders, consulting with them. a men that was at least passed along to the president is that success during the mid-term elections for republicans depends on his being able to tout success with the mexican president. as the president wished the nation a happy easter and welcomed guests at the white house, trump also sent a message on immigration, ta

hus department announcing new steps to protect the border and homeland security is sending the national guard. >> the president directed that the department of defense and department of homeland security work together with governors to deplay the national guard to assist the border patrol. the president will sign a proclamation to that effect today. >> martha: that's just one component of the president's story. the other is leveraging the story of the caravan to get what the president wants on nafta. country by country, the president is reworking trade deals with south korea and china and mexico. this should come as a surprise to nobody. >> we will be guarding our border with the military. that's a big step. we have not done that before. certainly not very much before. we will doing things with mexico and they have to do it. otherwise i am not going to do the nafta deal. >> martha: will the president get what he wants? we got word that he signed the proclamation to send the national guard to the border. that's now in motion. james jones helped pass nafta as a former ambassador to mexico

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bowl he uses to cut his hair. ( laughter ) they know about the secret room where he goes to practice hu-maney got 'em! so, based on the last two days, i am not confident congress is capable of regulating facebook or logging into facebook. ( laughter ) but one person i am confident in? that's harvard dropout and resident of both silicon valley and the uncanny valley, mark zuckerberg. because yesterday, while he was testifying, zuckerberg's net worth increased by $3 billion. a million dollars isn't cool. you know what's cool? making money off your life. we'll be right back with martin short. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) gs ] janice, mom told me you bought a house. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice, look. -[ chuckles ] -look, look. -i'm looking. it's easy. you just answer some simple questions online, and you get coverage options to choose from. you're ruining my workout. cycling is my passion. your hair is so soft!kout. did you use

. >>> california teens too young to vote will poised to have an impact in the coming elections. 100 hu16 and 17 years old have preregistered to vote. a law gives them the opportunity to sign up before eligible and registration activates automatically when they turn 18. >> good morning, checking tuesday morning commute. to the south bay we go. 280, headlights in the northbound direction towards cupertino, 880 crossing. a dramatic sky as sun coming up and headlights snaking their way for eight-minute drive from downtown san jose up towards wolf road in cupertino. across town, this is 101. those headlights headed northbound and taillights obviously in the southbound direction. that's right again at 880 crossing everybody moving at the limit in san jose. take a look at overall traffic map, big grind out of central valley. fairly typical, early morning roadwork that this things jammed up earlier. roadwork picked up, still looking at an hour drive from tracy into dublin, >> never more than 7 minutes away. the giants game. we will not have another washout. 5 4r under partly cloudy skies and b

hu hugely embarrassing to the french leader. >> this is how he holds the meeting. he has three question and answer beards. after the president's had their first one-on-one meeting in the oval office the president addressed iran and this time rather than taking the more sharp approach you played at the top, he said we're looking at doing something and we can do something and it has to be done strongly. he didn't say what would constitute strong for him. that deadline is approaching on march 12th. >> we know the germans, french and the brits have been trying to come up with an adjustment that will extend the duration of the ban on centrifuge development. the fuel cycle is a permanent ban. i know you'll be ushering into the east room. let me give you chance to respond before you go in. >> reporter: you're right. an announcement saying we're going to gather at about 12:15 to go into the press conference. it gives you a soechense of whae timing will be here. the fact that the french, british have been working on trying to strengthen the terms of the iran fwhnuclear deal

the office rarely leaks but we have evidence of how he's runts hu hunting evidence. it shows when mueller sent agents to raid paul manafort's home they were seeking evidence on the infamous 2016 trump tower meeting. this dragnet could ensnare donald trump junior and jared kushner. this matters because his lawyers were arguing they dropped the collusion probe on him and was going after unrelated activities that pre-date 2016. we have mueller's answer to that whole attack tonight in two parts. first, his answer is a crime is a crime and they're not backing down on pre-2016 crimes but second mueller's new filing makes clear it was partly about probe and collusion. something that's sure to get donald trump junior notice. >> did you tell your father anything about this? >> no. it was such a nothing, it was nothing to tell. >> this is all of it? >> this is everything. this is everything. >> if that's true, mueller's clearly not taking their word for it. he has the feds rummaging through people's office and bedrooms to make sure. we're learning this raid included looking fo

so he asked hus for help. we contacted google and it straightened out the situation right away and sent him a check for $12.06. gary was smart to search the state's unclaimed property data base and you should do it too. run a search from time to time for yourself and even your business. we just searched the data base for nbc bay area and we found we actually have several hundred unclaimed dollars in there, including coincidentally $1.12 from google. if you have a consumer complaint we'll nail down every penny. give us a call, 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> you know that is pretty cool. $12.06 is not a ton of money but chris takes every phone call and every e-mail and does something. >> and lunch on chris today. >> got some extra money. >> now we could have lunch outside. >> yes. it is cool out there. but it is breezy but we do have that sunshine and that works in our favor. as we take a live look outside from san bruno mountain over san francisco, let's talk about how much rain we've had

my name is david hu. i'm the project engineer for the pier 29 utility upgrade and belt line building sewer rerouting project. the project involves two facilities. one is pier 29, another is belt line building, next to each other. in the area of the new cruise terminal at pier 27. currently, these two facilities are vacant, and we'd like to take the opportunity to extend the utilities and upgrade all utilities in the building for the future tenants for better access to the service points -- ports with better capacity and less interruption for the future tenants. this project supports the port's strategy plan objectives on liability -- no, on liveability, sustain ability, economy viability and stablity. it makes the belt line building and the pier 29 building liveable with better marketability and also for future growth capacity. to upgrade the utility infrastructures and bring all the utilities above the deck fo for longevity and improving the reliable of the systems. and it's also improve the lighting ene

he denies violence, stays the relationship was consensual and insist he is the subject of a witch-huch-hunt. josh howly, the most likely republican nominee againstst haskel, he called the conduct detailed in the report quote impeachable and said greitens should resign. now look, if greitens continues to dig in it is detrimenta to the state and haskel. we will have more coming up. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'm thinking... will i have enough? should i change something? well, you're asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. yeah. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade. but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. real meat #1. a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one true instinct. now, try new purina one true instinct treats. >>> welcome back. house speaker pull ryan's decision to retire

i'm not suggesting she zbets hu gets hurt. just stuck. he has helped you. he's helped you so your papers and your books and your tv. you help create this monster and now you're profiting off of him. and if you're going to profit off of trurl, you should at least give him some money because he doesn't have! >> geoff bennett still with us. kevin surly of bloomberg news as well. both at the dinner last night. jason johnson with me as well. jason, let me start with you. you've soon teen the reaction t those comments and others by michelle wolf. dare i say there was a bit of sa sa santimony. >> i wonder if the people complaining were mad when george bush joked about weapons of mass destruction and involved in a war that killed hundreds of thousands of people. k the vast majority of people laughed in the room. i was in the room. at least those not caught on camera. this hand-wringing ining nonset happens every year after the white house correspondents' dinner has become an event in and of itself. it doesn't make sense. they are hiring someone edgy. if you want an

list before i came on here, ben carson who faced real issues on whether or not he was ready to, run hu betsy des have had a lot of pushback to be education secretary. omu had andy pudser because his ex-wife alleged tic violence in their relationship. you had rob porter who had to be let go or fired or regned. a lot of people say different things at the white house. the point is he als was not vetted properly most people say because he had domestic violence abuse issues. this is a pattern of white house nominees having real issues. of course, president trump says that all these people are great people, that some of re treated unfairly, but the media is too harsh on them some the white house narrative is they pick great people and they're picking people outside of the box. when people voted for president trump, they didn't want government offi but there are some real issues here. >> nawaz: a lot to watch there. for the momnt he's still the nominee. for the moment. >> nawaz: yamiche alcindor, lisa desjardins, thanks. >> nawaz: in other news today, president trump praised north korean lead

sorts of policies to hurt americans, and it's key to point out that some of the people that would be, hurse, as we've laid out on this show, are farmers and soybean farmers and people who really backed trump and really had this idea that he was going to,er in this new wave of america that was going to be prosperous. and what we're seeing now is it could beeally destabilizing. >> woodruff: both economically and politically. yamiche alcindor, thanks very much. >> thanks. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, u.s. job growth slowed in rch, due in part to late winter storms. the labor department reported that employers added a net of 103,000 jobs, that's down sharply from february. the unemployment rate for march held steady at 4.1%, where it's been for six months.de l reserve chair jerome powell gave an upbeat appraisal of the economy today. he said the fed will continue gradually raising interest rates. the governor of arizona announced this evening that he's sending 150 national guard members to the u.s.-mexico border next week. that is in response to president trump's proclamation this w

the fifth because it could get into criminal matters that could affect him and donald trump, so he's huing to the line his lawyers gave him. look at ronny jackson, but in the end, he got out of the way and the people said to him, you got to let go of this and we'll have to cut him loose. >> the only question i would have there, was he following his lawyer's advice when he called into fox news. he was on fire. he didn't hold back. he's letting us know what his opinions are. you want your client to speak less, so when he's out there phoning in to national news network and giving his opinion of anything you say can be used against you. >> he's talking about something that's of central concern to the presidency and will be of particular curiosity to you because you couldn't hear it because you're here right now, he's talking about the department of justice. here's what he said. >> you had a justice department that was doing their job -- >> it's your justice department. mr. president, mr. president, you're the republican in charge of -- >> you're right. i answered this all the time. because of

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he didn't have to learn from paine hu to be funny. he already knew that from thomas lincoln. he already was a storyteller. but paine showed him how to use humor to make serious points. this is something that paine was very good at. of the virgin birth, for instance, paine wrote that if any young woman with child today were to say that she had been made pregnant by a ghost and that she had been told so by a bird, would anyone believe her? now, he's talking about the holy spirit, but, again, he is taking it very literally. he is making a joke of it. this is a technique that lincoln would use when he's an adult politician. he would say, for instance of slavery in deresponding to democratic party attacks, a typical line of attack on lincoln and other republicans was, well, the only reason you could be for freeing slaves is that you want to sleep with black women. that must be your motivation. you see this in cartoons. you see this in speeches. you see this in newspaper editorials. so lincoln's reaction would be, just because i don't want a black woman for a slave doesn't mean i h

. >> reporter: officials are a man be hu hunt for a woman suspected of killing her husband.ed the woman in ft. myers beach, florida. >> armed and dangerous. should not be approached. >> reporter: suspected of stealing her car, cash and her likeness. >> her mode of operation is befriend women who resemble her and steal identity. >> reporter: a shocking crime may be part of her daring cross country escape. police suspect she gunned down her husband david at their home in blooming prairie, minnesota in march. stealing her husband's money and cadillac. they believe she has been on the run in iowa and florida where police suspected she killed hutchinson. >> it is incredible. >> reporter: then to louisiana and corpus christi, texas. that is where the stolen car was seen last week. >> it is like some sort of murder mystery novel. >> reporter: her story is not over. police don't know where she is headed or if she will kill again. for "today," matt bradley, nbc news. >> bizarre story. >>> coming up next, bill cosby's main accuserr takes the stand. th ♪ when heartburn hits... fight ba

promised to dismantle its nuclear test site that smug the pledge was major income summit with president hu and jay and on friday thought there's no word about the future of north korea's ballistic missile program or whether appealing again one of greater demands by u.s. president donald trump to get rid of its existing nuclear arsenal kathy novak reports from seoul. the world saw the smiles and handshakes on friday now the south korean president's office is revealing more of what was said behind closed doors at the historic summit south korea says kim jong un promised to close the pool in getting a nuclear test center next month and invited american and south korean experts and journalists to inspect it days before the summit north korea announced it would shut down the site of all six nuclear bomb tests kim referred to speculation that test explosions had so badly damaged the site it couldn't have been used again anyway to join should only chairman kim said when they come they will see that we have to figure tunnels than the current test facilities and they are in good condition this. the

hus far >> when you consider where we were a year ago, none of us would have an image of where we area lot of unanswered questions, but markets are a little cautious. for sure, this is significant progress. as you know, there are so many different elements of geopolitical risks globally and definitely, there is a shift to the middle east in what is happening there. to be honest, what happened last year in korea, yes, it came and went from the market focus in geopolitics. it subsided a time ago and focus shifted elsewhere. anna: do you read this -- reduce the you increase your assessments of emerging markets in that region as a result of what we're seeing here? or would that be to overstate it? skeptical about what can happen here. there is very little we know about how far the process can go. does it materially change things yet? think itdon't materially changes things. there is an element there that is on the positive side that wasn't very year ago. that has to go into your assessment of risk reward in terms of the e.m. in asia, but bigger pictures at play. i mentioned the geopolitic

. >> when leo hu recently try to book a flight, he was told he was banned from flying because he's on untrustworthy people. he's a journalist authorized by the court for a series of tweets he wrote and then told his apology was indiana is seer. i can't buy property. my child can't go to prorate is schools, he says. you feel you're being controlled by the list all the time. and the list is now getting longer. as every chinese citizen is being assigned a social credit score. a fluctuating rating based on a range of behaviors. it's believed that community service and buying chinese-made products can raise your score. fraud, tax evasion and smoking in non-smoking areas can drop it. if a score gets too low, a person can be banned from buying plane and train tickets, real estate, cars and even high-speed internet. it's a good thing, this woman says. there should be punishment for people who can't behave. china's growing network of surveillance cameras makes all of this possible. the country already has an estimated 176 million cameras, and it plans to have more than 600 million installed by

great deal they do want to talk about the possibility of partnerships and pushing around seniors and hu n humana is focused on that as well we'll see if it evolves or how it will evolve and whether or not they'll get into true talk about a full accusation. >> i didn't realize how strong humana was in terms of healthcare what's the advantage that could give them over some of their rivals like target or albertson's. >> again, whether it is cvs/aetna. the vertical structure is taking some shape without a doubt >> cvs/aetna is more to what's going on here. express script deals more of the pharmacy the express cigna, the potential tie up the key that you have to mention here will walmart ever consider to do something. these days there are so much uncertainty and we'll talk about amazon in a moment we got at&t and time warner being litigated right now down in d.c. and we got the president saying different things of amazon why they will be allowed and if you did want to follow that, you want to make sure cvs/aetna was approved by regulatorregulators >> and mma strategy, their biggest deal was

this is hu hooliganism and give that we're talking about major nuclear powers.eral strikes were conducted against the scientific research center in barza and recently, two inspections by the opcw were conducted with unimpeded access to all facilities. experts didn't find any traces of activity that would contra convenient the chemical weapons convention. the scientific facilities in syria are used only for peaceful activity, which is aimed at enhancing economic-- effectiveness of economic activity in syria. do you want syria to have no economy at all? you want to throw this country back into the stone-age? just a few years ago, this country was one of the most developed countries in the middle east. you want to finish off what your sanctions haven't achieved yet? at the same time, you're trying -- you are shedding crocodile tears about the suffering of ordinary syrians. ordinary syrians who are tired of war and happy that their legitimate authorities have freed the territory, you're not interested in their suffering. your aggressive actions contribute to worseni

hu hun. caller: i think we in america confused.e republic, small number of the rest andted by the greater number of citizens country would say extend technology of modern now, we don't have to do that anymore, we can have a democracy ithinian democracy, a book called "faction free jerry hamrick, "fashion-free democracy," tells go back to n washington's school of thought nd washington -- george washington said one for every should have a we representative. 20s and oze off in the now we have lobbyists, just right and m left and never hear the press call on lobbyist names or anything. fairfax, virginia, you're next. caller: good morning, pedro. host: morning. follow-up on o ecent caller about fox news misinforming, brainwashing a large number of people. the president is also by nformed and brainwashed fox news and recently a major contributor left fox and wrote an editorial about how fox longer a news organization, but a propaganda to have d i'd like you that person on or somebody on to tell these people that what hearing from fox new

general hu assistant attorney general, and coo of the aba, not american bar association, the american bankers association. along with former governor frank keating of oklahoma. land office of oklahoma, coo of the american council of life insurance, acli. he served as the oklahoma secretary of state and was chief of staff to then congressman jc watts. i like jc's first name, by the way. and was general counsel of the oklahoma corporation commission so done lot. great to have you here and joined by general lundgren. let me try out a general open-ended question first for you to comment on. and bring up anything else you have on your mind. but what are your top, you know, two or three top of mind issues in arkansas and in oklahoma? we'll start with you, leslie. >> thank you, jc, and thank you to the republican national lawyers for hosting today's panel and inviting the republican attorneys general, mike and i to be here with you all this morning. as jc mentioned i've known lot of you all over the years and for me it's sort of like coming back to see friends and family. kind of like old ho

joe, a false premise and a witch-hu witch-hunt.e white house press secretary backing up the president. what do you make of it? >> i think it was john favreau that said witch-hunt? 19 witches indicted, five witches have already pled so one of my favorite tweets of 2017 was that sometimes when you go on a witch-hunt you actually find witches and right now they're up to 24 250r witches that have been found but i do think internally, gene robinson, i'm sure you've heard the same thing, that the white house is far less interested right now and concerned and obsessed with what robert mueller is doing and far less focused on firing bob mueller than they are seeking legislation to outlaw the southern district of new york. i mean -- i say that in jest, of course but there's a real understanding inside the white house that the problem this is white house will face ultimately may not come from robert mueller but the southern district in new york and firing robert mueller does nothing to stop that investigation under way. >> absolutely. it's i

he added marty and jane, a hus and wife pair in south florida and experience of white collar cases andnt in the 1990s said he has been acting as legal counsel to the president and conferring with the white house special counsel, ty cobb. you worked with giuliani. what is your reaction? >> depends on which rudy shows up. we don't know if it's the rudy that wants to be on tv and discussing the matter or the rudy, former prosecutor who knows you have to be method cal and go after this to help the president. he definitely checks off two boxes for donald trump. donald trump is comfortable with him and he is a big name. it will be interesting to see how he approaches it. he still does have relationships within the southern district, which he represented in the '80s and there were rumors he was one of the people that forced comey's hand to release the information about the anthony weiner e-mails because he was hearing that from the southern district at the time. >> and going on fox news whispering there's something big coming four days before the election. >> he is thought to be a pipeline fr