so brilliant. >> laurie just -- she steals the shot every time, and she has these amazing one-linersse, call me aunt jackie. it's the only title i have. >> think about the year that she has had, though. this big return and an oscar nomination. >> going well. >> good to be her. >> also on tv tonight, the premier of "fixer upper," behind the design. chip and jo anna gaines take you behind behind the scenes of their home renovation. and what goes into staging a home. i need that. that's at 8:00 p.m. on hgtv. >> still ahead, we'll teal you with reese witherspoon's "jeopardy!" dreams may become a reality. cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery

so brilliant. >> laurie just -- she steals the shot every time, and she has these amazing one-linersll me aunt jackie. it's the only title i have. >> think about the year that she has had, though. this big return and an oscar nomination. >> going well. >> good to be her. >> also on tv tonight, the premier of "fixer upper," behind the design. chip and jo anna gaines take you behind behind the scenes of their home renovation. and what goes into staging a home. i need that. that's at 8:00 p.m. on hgtv. >> still ahead, we'll teal you with reese witherspoon's "jeopardy!" dreams may become a reality. next on kron-4 news at eight: a desperate search underway for a family of four ... believed to be traveling to the bay area.. where their vehicle was last spotted.that's next in a live report. plus...facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, in the hot seathis response to the company's mishandling of personal data, and how the tech world is reacting tonight. plus... more showers on the way for much of the bay area. we've got your four zone forecast. i'm grant lodes i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- i

you can see laurie in "three tall women" on broadway now.nounced tuesday. our thanks to 48 lounge here in new york for the setting for that interview. to hear more from laurie about "lady bier" and how saoirse r roman mentored her, go to our website. and listen to our podcast for the entire interview. you can find it on apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. you'll find our interviews with damione lewis and bill murray and others. and next a sunday sit sodown wi ron howard. he grew up to become an academy award-winning director of some of the best movies of the last 30 years. we'll talk about a lifetime in hollywood with ron howard next week. and dylan has another look at the weather. >> i just watched "apollo 13" for like the 20th time yesterday. >> so good. >> let's look at the next storm system for the rockies on monday. this will turn into a stormy week, especially for the middle of the country, so by the time we get to wednesday, those storms will start to fire up through the plain states. some could be strong. summerlike tem

with one notable exception: incumbent laurie smith.x 5's andrea nakano tells candidates squared off in a forum with one exception. incumbent laurie smith. >> reporter: the toughest competition might be herself. this hasn't been a smooth campaign for smith, running for her 6th term. a number of issues haunt her, and those running against her point to the lack of leadership for the problems within the department. the sheriff department has been rocked by one scandal after another, from i.c.e. agents interviewing inmates, to the convictions of three correctional inmates in 2015. it has open the window for a new sheriff in town. one of the leading opponents is former undersheriff john hirakoa. >> i never blamed other people. i took responsibility, but nobody else including the three who have been convicted have ever voiced or taken any responsibility including any county official and county sheriff who is in charge of the jails. >> reporter: four challengers took part for santa clara county sheriff, laurie smith couldn't participate, but d

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will have a last minute change of heart and for more on the subject i'm now joined by frank for to laurie the newly appointed president of the american chambre of commerce here in germany joining us from cologne mr sports larry if i understand correctly you just got appointed this weekend so i assume i can say congratulations first of all and thank you very much for joining us for being with us today yes that's correct i got elected on friday at a gala dinner friday evening and saturday the work started because there's obviously been a lot of interest in what's going on right now with trade between the u.s. and germany and i'm sure everyone is asking you the same questions now it's our turn what are you telling companies and representatives do you expect this service to take place do you expect a trade war what are you telling the counterparts. well first the first thing we want to tell anyone as that the tariffs of this type and of this nature make no sense for anyone if this erupts into more than just a minor skirmish and into a full fledged trade war there are no winners in anything li

candidates for santa clara county sheriff squared off at a forum with a notable absence, incumbent laurie smith. kpix 5's andrea nakano talked to the sheriff about the allegations against her. >> reporter: this hasn't been a smooth campaign for laurie smith running for her sixth term as sheriff of santa clara county. a number of issues haunt her and those running against her point to the lack of leadership for the problems within the department. the santa clara county sheriff's department has been rocked by one scandal after another in recent years, from i.c.e. agents interviewing inmates to the conviction of three correctional officers for the murder of michael tyree in 2015. it has opened the window for possibly a new sheriff in town. one of the leading opponents is former undersheriff john shirakawa. >> i never blamed other people. i took response. but nobody else including the three who have now been convicted have ever taken any responsibility including any county official and the county sheriff who is in charge of the jails. >> we thank those here this evening. >> reporter: four peo

. >> and the next person they brought in was laurie metcalf to play the sister. >> i had a real heavy theater background. zero tv and i allowed myself two weeks to be in l.a. and i happened to go on the "roseanne" audition. i was literally in the right place at the right time. >> she was like a tow truck driver. >> you steer her v her this way. was -- push there, push there -- >> and the kids, we auditioned a lot of kids. >> i was eating chinese food with my family and i opened a fortune cookie and it said you will be graced with stardom and the phone rang and it was the call back from roseanne. >> it is my business when you start sneaking out of the house when you meet a guy i would consider leaving my father for. >> i had never been in an audition fr audition process other than a school play. >> michael came in and he is like, you want to hear a joke? >> and i >> i go, i don't know. >> chicken's day off. >> chicken's day off. and i said, you're hired. >> it was the first thing i had done. it was a life changer. changer.. >> i met the kags. and we went to a howard johnson for a table

laurie kudlow's book to reporters on the second day on the job as white house national economic director. he addressed up market losses, talked briefly about trade relations with china, and the potential for what in the media and government have called an impending trade war. i think we're going to see some very positive -- [inaudible] [inaudible] this is a long plane ride. don't only to this. -- hold me to this. there is a good possibility. >> [inaudible] >> this is not about trade wars. this is about holding to the laws and customs of free trade. [inaudible] it is not about a war. i know it is a cliche. [inaudible] that is not the way i see it. we're going to reform. [inaudible] i'm not sure. [inaudible] the american economy is well improved. we are up the last three quarters. [inaudible] we are in great shape. i don't want to lose that. there is an optimistic view that needs to be inserted into these discussions. there is an elected -- election in november. are they concerned about a trade war? >> were talking about all around the there is an country, all the congressional districts.

. >> and laurie says -- >> it was a hit show, they knew they could get away with anything. >> and thend darren much better. so, they always found ways to, you know, wink at the audience and not shy away from the fact of what we were doing. >> come here, i got it. where are you? come here. >> that's a staple of the show. sillry -- silly inside jokes. but what alluded roseanne for so long was acceptance by her peers in hollywood. >> he got an emmy nomination. >> that moment finally came when she and co-stars john goodman and lawrie metcalf are all nominated for emmys. >> the emmy goes to -- laurie metcalf! >> i had received an emmy. she presented it. and i really quickly in my mind, i thought, is my name really on that card or did she just say it? because i wouldn't have put it past her. i had to make sure it really said it. >> metcalf wins, but the others don't, and soon, art imitates life on the set of "roseanne." >> i was sitting there polishing my emmy, you know, in the living room on the set. and she and john were trying to steal it away from me. >> give me that. >> no. >> come on,

sergeant gary brady told the mercury news that back in 1992 laurie smith made sexual advances toward a man at a work conference and accused smith of sex discrimination by favoring women over men. smith told ktvu these claims are false. >> as a woman i am horribly offended that he would use that. again, this is a 30-year-old claim that was thoroughly investigated. there are no new claims. it was false then and false now. >> smith is running for her sixth term as sheriff. there is a field of five other candidates running for the office. since the mercury new's story came out one of her opponents called for sheriff smith to drop out of the race. >>> it is a trend in the city of richmond that police officers are very proud of. over the past couple of years the department is working to reduce violent crime and it looks like the work is paying off. take a look at the graph from richmond police showing homicides since 1991. that year saw the highest number which was 62. the number spikes through the years, but so far for 2018 there are no reported homicides in richmond. the last one was alm

and for more on the subject i'm now joined by frank for to laurie the newly appointed president of the american chamber of commerce here in germany joining us from colonus reporter larry if i understand correctly you just got a point of this weekend so i assume i can say congratulations first of all and thank you very much for joining us for being with us today yes that's correct i got elected on friday at a gala dinner friday evening and saturday the work started because there's obviously been a lot of interest in what's going on right now with trade between the u.s. and germany and i'm sure everyone is asking you the same questions now it's our turn what are you telling companies then representatives do you expect this service to take place do you expect a trade war what are you trying the counterparts. well first the first thing we want to tell anyone as that. tariffs of this type and of this nature make no sense for anyone if this erupts into more than just a minor skirmish and into a full fledged trade war there are no winners in anything like that. i must say we're still a little

laurie segall, you were on the call when mark zuckerberg revised these numbers. all of this. >> that's interesting. 87 million now, they're essentially saying this is the max impact. this is as many as it could be. that's not saying that it is, but as many as it could be. they don't want to have to walk back. you're already losing user trust. you say 50 million and weeks later we hear 87 million, that obviously doesn't look good for the company. they also talked about numbers and how many of those numbers were american. 82% of the people impacted by this breach of trust as he likes to call it, were american. 70 million people roughly. quite a bit. on this call, quite a few journalists asked, will you step down, brianna. he said no, you learn from your mistakes. he started off by let me be clear, we didn't do enough. take a listen. >> we're an idealistic and optimistic company. for the first decade we really focused on all the good that connecting people brings. but it's clear now that we didn't do enough. we didn't focus enough on preventing abuse and thinking th

we laurie cunningham, the black footballerfor england. do more and yes, it is down to us. janice, for now, thank you very much indeed. we will keep you up—to—date and we will be back shortly. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. coming up before nine, nick will have the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. britain, the united states and france have carried out heavy air strikes in syria in the early hours of this morning. the syrian government has described them as a flagrant violation of international law. the action was taken in response to the suspected chemical weapons attack on civilians in the town of douma a week ago. loud explosions have been reported in the capital, damascus, and in the city of homs where three locations were targeted. president trump announced the air strikes in a television broadcast from the white house — and directly addressed last week's suspected chemical attack in douma. these are not the actions of a man, they are crimes of a monster instead. following the horrors

laurie green. >> commissioner green: hi. i'm laurie green. i've been living in san francisco since 1976 and practicing abat the time rick in san francisco since 1977. i trained at the general, i trained at u.c., and i do a lot of other things. i delivered a baby an hour and a half ago. [applause]. >> commissioner green: a wonderful little boy, and i'm just delighted to be on the commission, and i hope some of the experiences i've had with ed many, many years ago and i hope some of the other things will add value to this amazing organization, this amazing city. >> commissioner chow: thank you. and commissioner tessie guillermo. >> good afternoon and thank you, dr. chow. i'm a lifelong resident of the bay area, a native san franciscan. the majority of my career has been focused on community health and public health, and i'm very, very gratified to have the opportunity to serve my hometown and the residents here and to be in the company of such august persons, so thank you very much, and hope i can do my best. >> commissioner chow: thank you. we

foreign office and the foreign secretary boris johnson either exaggerates if we're being polite or laurie's not just to russia but lies to the u.k. population we were told we were led to believe that poor and down would definitely back up again what boris centuries has been say she was it more careful with the words but boris johnson in that german injury said he'd been told categorically this was the case so it was not a joke and it came from russia there's no other way of interpreting that and i thought the moment that hit the fan they would start damage limitation and that is what they're doing that's what the attacks on call been about now as well you know people are me i'm certainly a russian surely i'm certainly in the pocket of the kremlin for daring to say as a british citizen i just want the truth the evidence or meanwhile russia has called for an international probe into the screen poisoning case moscow submitted a proposal to the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w but the request has been rejected or it is bitter all reports now from the hague . and the day started wit

i'm laurie sanchez, and i'm with community technology network, and we've been working with daas -- [ inaudible ] >> laurie sanchez with community technology network, and we've been working through daas for a number of years. i again, like others, really appreciate the work that rda has done in daas's interest in gathering information to inform making decisions. two things that sort of leaped out to me and in some ways were previously discussed is the need to improve outreach so that people are informed of the many services that do exist within the city. it seems like a big gap in people receiving and participating in services is knowing that they exist, and that i would be very interested in figuring out how we bridge that gap because providing more services that people don't know about isn't going to solve the problem. the other thing that jumped out at me is the big gap that's represented in that study in the lgbtq and disabled people participating and knowing about services. and i am interested in how the funding can support part shership and bridging across populations that are k

chris in. >> laurie, thank you very much. when you are sitting in front of a senate panel and people are asking you questions, it is going to seem hostile. i thought that was a pretty good day for zuckerberg. i don't think there was a real depth of understanding about not just what does facebook do but how do you link the interests of the users with the financial model. it is not just about ads. it is what they do with secondary information. >> i'm told facebook stock is up 5%. people gave it a good review. we will see if they are better prepared for all of these technology questions. as you know, i'm the will la flintstone so i can relate. even that is an old reference. >> are you a betty or a wilma person? don't tweet her because you will get no response. president trump planning his response to the syrian chemical attack. russian leaders making an ominous threat this morning. we've got the formerirector o national intense, jim clapper. he's going to give y what the stakes are in that situation next. we tend to start small.

back to you. >> thanks for that, laurie. >>> donald trump has been called the reality tv president by critics. so is that why he said his cabinet picks need to have the look? we will take a look. back in a moment. you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >>> well, across the united states at this time of year, it's supposedly what people call spring, right? >> supposedly, though, right? it doesn't feel like spring. pedram javaheri is here to tell us why it doesn't feel like spring, pedram. >> oh my goodness. the flip-flop of weather patterns here really pretty incredible setup when you look at what's happening across the western u.s. it's happening across the eastern portion of the country. the snow showers are rather widespread here. of course w

>> i was just so excited to be working with him and laurie. it was just overwhelming.s so awesome. >> we really just hit it off right from the jump like we always do now. we just make each other laugh. >> i thought you were dead. >> why does everybody always think i'm dead in. >> the cast told us they had watched the series premiere together in new york. what we know? dan's not dead, and the connors now have three grandkids. >> those little girls who d.j. wouldn't kiss one episode, he's married to her now. >> everybody had a story they wanted to tell, things they want to talk about that are going on right now. so i think it happened organically. >> can we already bank on a season three, season four? >> that would be nice, but they're hesitant to tell me anything or else i'd go out and buy a couple cars and a speed boat, stuff i don't need. >> john, i think you're okay for a couple indulgences because you're going to get more episodes. now to the family that fixes everything and makes it look better. that would be hgtv's fixer upper husband and wife team chip and joanna

want to bring in cnn's senior technology correspondent laurie seegal. they're planning to alert users how? >> you'll see a link at the top of the news feed and will show what apps you're using and how to remove those apps and what data you're sharing. as part of that, they'll tell you if your information was part of this 87 million number, if it was improperly shared with cambridge analytica. that's all happening today. i think people are anxiously waiting i will say this, there has been the whole delete facebook movement, and people talking about this, people aren't deleting facebook. the numbers haven't really been impacted by this. but it will be interesting to see what next. if your information is on this, what can you really do about it, right? >> so what happens if it turns out i am one -- fully expect that i know some partly related to some person who filled out one of these surveys. but what do i do? >> that's the question, right? this is why facebook has a long way to go and mark zuckerberg has a long way to go in front of lawmakers trying to r

claims against sexual harassment against the santa clara sheriff laurie smith. the accusations made against her as she is running for re- elections for a sixth term. >>> and san francisco tourism officials trying to convince gaming officials to come back to the city. but complaints from participants about crime and trash in the city. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is now 4:22. take a look at the weather radar right now. a lot of green. steve knows all about that. we are getting rain around the bay area this morning. steve says it will get stronger in the next couple of hours. look, take an umbrella, give yourself extra time on the already wet roads and really be careful out there. stay tuned to steve paulson and to sal, as well. >>> and look at this, a crane collapses in florida at a construction site and the workers out there had to run for their lives yesterday. incredibly no one was hurt. security cameras caught it

laurie, thank you for that great reporting.e it. >>> following breaking news on wall street. cristina alesci, we've been looking at the dow. down 700 points at this point. what are you hearing from traders on the floor where you are right now about how much this is related to the china trade war threat? >> hearing three things from traders and investors. they don't like the sabre rattling out of the administration and think there's a better, perhaps more calm way to get china to the negotiating table than this sort of very public tit-for-tat that's going on. two, traders are cognizant of the fact that a possible trade war may mean increased crisis for consumers and even possibly producers. that may curtail growth down the line at some point. and also three. this is something that's very specific to wall street. they were paying attention to the administration officials that came out after trump floated this idea of another $100 billion on goods. steve mnuchin and larry kudlow came out and gave conflicting messages. kudlow was t

that's really critical.l. ]qççzñvpx] laurie: good morning, tree huggers!pplause] one week ago, the heads of the three most powerful agencies to determine the future of l.a.'s water infrastructure met to discuss the wayays they c couldk togegether to deal with a d drot in southern california. the remarkable thing ababout ths meeting of the mighty chiefs of the department of water and power, county flood control, and the department of sanitatio whose decisions will shape the destiny of the l.a. watershed, is that they had never met together before. instead, they've always r

likely kept the traces of the crime insoles be would be like scotland yard in fighting game professor laurie archie. draw like the beginning of crime and punishment where all confident about the identity of the culprit the only question is whether he will first confess or because. what is once you saw last night among boris johnson mentioned just they have skis crime and punishment saying that the novels mean intrigue was whether the culprit would confess before getting caught the novel by the way is not about that at all it's not a detective story it's serious work of philosophical literature i would advise boris johnson to read other works of the stay of scheme or at least learn the titles. other headlines today at least ten palestinians were killed by israeli gunfire on the gaza border on friday this comes after thousands of protesters staged a massive and occupation rally. we're now maybe one hundred meters only far away from the fence you can see the crowd you can see the protesters flooded and a hundred of thousands phallus in years have been here tensions are running high right now as

laurie kudlow's book to reporters on the second day on the job as white house national economic director. he addressed up market losses, talked briefly about trade relations with china, and the potential for what in the media and government have called an impending trade war. larry: i think we're going to ee some very positive -- inaudible] inaudible] this is a long plane ride. don't hold me to this. there is a good possibility. [inaudible]

jeff laurie caps off a fur four-run inning. a new pet-- nowo do it. starti >>> okay, if you're looking to adopt a new pet, now may be the time. starting tomorrow contra costa county animal services will be offering free adoptions. shelters especially looking for homes for dogs because part of the shelter is at 90% capacity. with the stormy weather on the way, shelter space is a necessity. >> we have a lot of animals that get afraid of the noise from winds, they get afraid from the storms. so they get loose, away from their owners, never get reclaimed by their owners, then they end up needing to find another home. >> you can see the predicament. find your next pet at the county animal shelters, it ends on saturday. so cute. >> so cute. i think i need a second dog. >> see? >> we can get it tomorrow before the rain comes in. thanks for joining us, have a great day tomorrow. [ knocking ] >> jimmy: come in. >> hey, what's up man? yo, what's that thing that brings may flowers? it's like a saying, how does it go? >> jimmy: what? >> it's like something someth

about condemnation and so on and so forth so probably even they look at it rather skeptical skeptical lauri's you know is that true are just are just reading this i was looking at the u.s. state department comments and it says that ultimately it was russia and its unwavering support for the syrian government that ultimately bears responsibility for the attack i mean do you feel like going to father. well if you compare it with what happened a year ago in hunchy whom they were pretty hawkish and actually they launched. a military strike cruise missile strike if you look back at the rhetorical about four and a half years ago with the big attack they were quite hawkish as well so yes compared to that sort of retore yesterday's statement probably is only trying to manipulate the situation to lay blame on somebody rather than saying oh this is enough we're going to do something about it and we're sending the cavalry ok i'm our niceto so we have to leave it that it was am i what hath director cannot as the think tank focusing on the middle east thank you. now a u.s. broadcasting corporation corpora

british ambassador laurie bristow. >> it's important to bear in mind why this crisis has arisen in the first place, it's the use et a chemical weapon on the streets of the united kingdom that has threatened the lives of a number of people in my country. >> reporter: including yulia o'ripal, the daughter of double t ent sergei skripal, who's assassination attempt using a suspected russian nerve agent triggered the worst diplomatic crisis since the cold war. as her condition has rapidly improved, the british government says they'll now consider a request for the russians to see her. whether she wants to see them is another matter. in yet a further escalation: russians are demanding to know ory british authorities searched a russian passenger plane in mendon, something they've called "blalatant provocation," and threatening to searching british planes landing here. errol? >> charlie d'agata in moscow. thank you. president trouble is spending loe holiday weekend in florida president trump is spending the holiday weekend in florida. as he headed off to play golf today, the president again t

this dashboards that there's a twenty eight hundred per cent increase in and i paraphrase laurie ingram references based upon but immediately upon which the dashboard company said no this merely did tax changes in reference or in reference to the particular name and that can be misleading you could have a six thousand percent increase and have four tweets or five tweets from nothing that's number one and number two it said there's no way to determine if these are russian by which is the as the gravamen of the story facebook's boss has grilled by the senate election modeling data breach is moral not just in a few moments. the drive towards war against syria is unmistakable the pretext is still another alleged chemical attack as usual no evidence is presented as usual conclusions are drawn for an independent investigation we live in a very dangerous time. for the long hard sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings us to the chicken or forcing you to fight the battles that. you talk to try to tell you to be gossiping about. my eyes and telling you all and by product. of the heart tha

. >> reporter: laurie ajax is chief of the new bureau of cannabis control. according to state records, just 8% of the estimated growers in california have applied for state licenses. she says show expects that number to go up. >> the black market, the illicit market will by all accounts continue to thrive. does that worry you? >> absolutely. i think it's our job along with the local jurisdictions to, you know, not create a situation where the black market is thriving. that's why we're working on our final regulations to address these issues that aren't working. >> i make the best plants. >> reporter: humboldt county farmer j.d. says the growers up here, growers like him, put marijuana on the map. he says lawmakers at local and state levels are failing to bring many of them into the fold. >> so 90% of the people that voted for this bill that were growers are now 90% shut out of the market. and all of them are still growing here in humboldt county. so they're all illicit. >> reporter: state regulators are fine tuning the rules to make it easier for growers to

. >> reporter: laurie smith is running for her sixth term in june.any are calling for smith to resign. citing an article reporter tracy cap plain detailed claims when smith was assistant sheriff that smith took a damaging audio cassette where she was the focus. >> she was the subject of that investigation to remove that tape and view it and listen to it and then intervene. that is totally unethical. it is outrageous in regards to that conduct. >> reporter: judge cordelle also wants her to resign. a 72 page report detailg other complaints about jail operations. >> i believe this piece is a puff piece to promote her agenda. we taxpayers paid $75,000 for the report and not worth the paper it was printed on. >> reporter: abc7 news was offere a wtten statement but one was not received. why he called for smith to resign. in san jose david louie abc7 news. >>> making history at outside lands. what ♪ you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite shows on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you

foreign office and the foreign secretary boris johnson either exaggerates if we're being polite or laurie's not just to russia but lies to the u.k. population i think he's got to go. the u.k. foreign office as you say has deleted a tweet claiming that russia was the source of the nerve agent the poison's cripple damage control or was it just a simple mistake was hardly a simple mistake is it. well there's a lot of damage control going on i was watching live at the sky news interview with the head of porton down yesterday at three o'clock and about an hour later i put up a facebook video saying this is the end for boris and maybe for treason may as well we were told we were led to believe that poor down would definitely back up again what boris centuries has been say she was a bit more careful with the words but boris johnson in that german inji said he'd been told categorically this was the case it was not a joke and it came from russia there's no other way of interpret in that and i thought the moment that hit the fan they would start damage limitation and that is what they're doing that's

george marshall, laurie murray. our wonderful panelist. -- panelists.'m a professor here and i'm very proud to know you all. i thought you had wonderful questions. i'm really glad we had this discussion. havee you will go out and this in form what you try to do in terms of how we can have the public understand the role of the media and how we can do our jobs better so they do trust what they are seeing more than it appears many of them are today. thank you very much. good night. [applause] army secretaryy, mark esper on force readiness. is in westrump virginia for a roundtable on tax policy. president and debate lawmaker nationalism and globalism. on c-span two, a discussion on a thomas weapons and international law. a discussion on the trump administration's foreign-policy priorities. laurie kudlow's book to reporters on the second day on the job as white house national economic director. he addressed up market losses, talked briefly about trade relations with china, and the potential for what in the media and government have called an impending trade

. >> reporter: laurie smith is running for her sixth term in june.g for smith to resign. citing an article reporter tracy cap plain detailed claims when smith was assistant sheriff that smith took a damaging audio cassette where she was the focus. >> she was the subject of that investigation to remove that tape and view it and listen to it and then intervene. that is totally unethical. it is outrageous in regards to that conduct. >> reporter: judge cordelle also wants her to resign. a 72 page report detailing other complaints about jail operations. >> i believe this piece is a puff piece to promote her agenda. we taxpayers paid $75,000 for the report and not worth the paper it was printed on. >> reporter: abc7 news was offered a written statement but one was not received. why he called for smith to resign. in san jose david louie abc7 news. >>> making history at outside lands. >>> there were a lot of eyes on youtube today. hugh burman tweeted thishishis picture. san bruno police said the shooting left four people wounded. >>> check out the messages p

foreign office and the foreign secretary boris johnson either exaggerates if we're being polite or lauri's not just to russia but lies to the u.k. population we were told we were led to believe that poland down would decimally back up again what boris centuries has been say she was a bit more careful with the words but boris johnson in that german injury said he'd been told categorically this was the case so it was not a joke and it came from russia there's no other way of interpreting that and i thought the moment that hit the fan they would start damage limitation and that is what they're doing that's what the attacks on call been about now as well you know people are me i'm certainly a russian shrill i'm certainly in the pocket of the kremlin for daring to say as a british citizen i just want the truth the evidence other developments this big story today at russia's proposal that wednesday's o.p.c. w meeting failed to get the required votes needed to be adopted british and some european politicians moved to block the joint investigation with accusations still therefore sternly against m

consent or let's get the views of our guest now from palo alto california joining us by skype is laurie my good who is the c.e.o. of connect safely dot org an internet safety privacy and security organization in london jennifer paribus lecturer of digital culture and society at king's college london and in new york also by skype is jim anderson c.e.o. of social flow a distribution and monetize zation platform for publishers thank you all for joining us thank you for your time larry if i can start with you in the u.s. what do you make of mock bricks performance in front of these u.s. lawmakers did he clear the misunderstandings about the cambridge analytical scandal . well first i thought he did a pretty good job keeping his cool but i don't think he cleared a lot of the misunderstandings one of the things that senators kept asking over and over again is about selling data and he had to say several times that facebook doesn't sell data to advertisers instead of sales people that sell the users based on certain demographics or interest he also did not i think adequately address exactly wh

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to what you're doing so we do as you can imagine we do a lot of ideation tried to sort it out all laurie buttes you know i'm here is how you could possibly do this versus you know just going blindly you know game theory book or a thought about an individual states wyoming. new pro ice you know what's left of basically contradicts everything b.s. you see in print some of sort of. know where you think is going on here and this is going to be a states versus the matter. possibly i mean i finally thank you wyoming for being seen about some things and really addressing. a lot of the fears in the community right maybe if all the states acted like that we wouldn't see such a mass exodus exodus of talent and maybe we won't have a brain injury in the next slide elsevier it's a pot industry the marijuana industry and i in america once they pass laws that made it permissible for but this little marijuana other states followed suit people are thinking well wyoming they're going to get a big fine if it they get. so i expect that they're going to tech benefit the dream game other states will want that

you in the face gave an interview it's a terrible excuse and you know when you look at this and laurie's case it's incredible so the u.k. based group cage is supporting him and they have attained and published a dossier containing thirty five thousand documents supporting his allegations that he was tortured on u.s. soil this is on the far away place that receives it this is right here at home in the. it states that changes the game. he was let me give you this longer list that i just want to get your initial reaction to this to he was denied from being able to engage in his religion as a muslim prayer time ritual you know with a ritual cleansing because he couldn't know were you know which direction he's facing he was threatened with violence against him and his family forced to sleep in this freezing so on a bare metal rock that was too small for him deprived of sleep and socialization with other inmates and repeatedly interrogated using a product is known as dry boarding which is the opposite of the waterboarding so much better than once i hang you like this put dry right whatever in

go ahead, laurie. agreementsomplete with what trump is doing. my son-in-law is in the army and i feel safer now than i did since any other president has since isident in office have been living and i don't want to see another hibbler -- another hitler. thanks for the call. william, independent line. go ahead. >> i am a vietnam veteran. americansat we all as should stand behind the president, regardless of what he thing, we need to help all those people around the world that are oppressed. .here is one other thing to all my brothers and sisters out there, they need to just look up. it is that time right now. it is the time right now to be looking up. host: i'm going to read some of the statements from mac thornberry, the chair of the house armed services saying a sought use of chemical weapons is unacceptable. equally concerning, the attack is part of a trend of russian supported attacks across the world. the united states and the allies cannot let these stand. i support the president's decision to undertake this strike together with our allies.