yes or no. then you ask yourself again if that is true or not and by now you have held onto this rigid thinking all these years now you question it then you ask yourself what does holding onto this thought due to me then you write the answer to what i be without it? and then you write the opposite in the more that you reflect on your thinking it starts to get a hold on you not just in your own personal life but often you don't even realize it that is what is so hard about it. >> some of these assumptions could go back to your childhood. >> if your family has told you this actually one good example that riddles are difficult you make the hidden assumption you are not aware of. it isn't rocket science it is very simple. marge and mary had the same mother and father and born at the same time but they are not twins. how is that possible? don't say anything but think about it. same parents and board at the same they are not twins. they find that hard to understand you can't solve it using analytical

or the bubble did. in my former line of work they must decide whether the government has provided evidence sufficient to convince them beyond a reasonable doubt facts exist. facts defendants state of mind. but facts nonetheless. underlying that instruction which is given in courthouses all over this country every day is the assumption, assumption unstated but nonetheless real, that as i said things happen one way. and one way way only. either the defendant did or didn't pull the trigger and if he did then either he had the intent to do what happened or he didn't. as i said, that kind of instruction is given every day in courthouses all over this country. and for all i know it governs in most of them. in totally different setting we have heard it set that our government principally our intelligence agencies have engaged in questionable conduct in gathering of intelligence. some people have claimed that they violated national and international laws against torture, or engaged in unlawful surveillance of u

--ant or laverne and idea without might have trans people working an bank of america or mcdonald's or here at the commission. asking people's pronouns at work is a huge step. i was impressed when the coordinating the staff member was like, ick ask your pronoun? that's uncommon in my experience. things like that which are simple, and action that people really overlook. the healthcare components huge. what we might lose with health care for trans people is never mind transition relate care. it's like people's able to go to doctor and be safer is the priority here. so, general education that can start in elementary school and go up and young people are raising the charge, amazing outcome people organizing and adults need to catch up to them. >> thank you. our last question. >> thank you. thanks to everybody. just one quick question. is there any better database for assessing the rate in number of hate crimes than in the fbi's crime statistics database or putting it another way, the bureau of justice statistics database, either from quantitative or qualitative pivoter. perspective. >> an

anytime a political candidate or committee discloses or files paperwork in order to show who has given him money, where it is spending its money, whether it has any debt, the fec processes all that information. if the fec was not there to do that, that information might not be disclosed. to the point about the chaos of the fec, there have been plenty of people on capitol hill, lawmakers mostly on the left, that some on the right, and i think john mccain would be a prime example of a republican who has been very outspoken about the state of the fec. they have made the argument the it should be changed, that should be some sort of agency instead of having an even six commissioner situation as it does now. that it should be a five commissioner situation, perhaps, where every vote would have a majority and you would not have gridlock and deadlocks as of the sort you see right now. is that realistic? congress often times cannot agree that the sky is blue. republicans and democrats adding together to act on something like the fec will probably be difficult. that all being said, it is somethi

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or lazy.come to the autistic community. it is a much better label. , the julia bascom executive director and a psychologist at the autistic self advocacy network. guest: i am not a psychologist. host: she is the executive director. we have set up a line for those of you on the asd spectrum or with family members, that line (202) 748-8000. let's hear from felix in santa rosa, california. caller: good morning, ladies. can you hear me? host: we can. caller: you know, i have a comment and then a question. my comment might be a bit controversial. autismlike the idea of almost doesn't really exist on its own. it is more of an individual response to a sociopathic collective society that we live in. as you mentioned earlier, withently your patients autism are seemingly more intelligent than the clinicians, though it seems like how can the dog understand the way a champ is thinking, for instance? i hope this makes sense. is, hetion specifically have aat men, that males greater rate of biological likeli

four cleanings or additional scaling or what have you, correct? >> correct. and the dentist is recommending, we are not stepping in and saying only three or only four. it's truly the need of the patient and the dentist recommendation and then we are just going ahead and approving that claim. >> all right. are there other questions? >> just to clarify, speaking from personal experience, i've been recommended to get three cleanings a year. my delta dental, which is not covered through the city, pays two, so i cover the third. so this would say that if the provider said you need four, that all four are covered. if the provider says -- and are your preferred providers fee for service based or just a monthly stipend per enrollee. the fee for service benefit. >> right. so, to answer your question, this is -- this is going to be added possibly based on this recommendation just to your active p.p.o., self-funded plan, so your p.p.o., in-network p.p.o., contracted dentist, not your delta care plan. >> not for retirees? >> no, it's not. >> ok, all right. ju

or why not?>> i talk about in the context it can be very difficult to have substance abuse disorders with those pharmaceuticals used on the outside they are not allowed because of currency and they are traded. alcohol use is a big problem in the jails in particular if you don't identify that can be very dangerous. there is not enough mental health treatment for substance abuse. >> a lot of the public may hear about this to say that terrible and it's unfortunate to say they are shooting or have signs of mental illness and that impulse from the public safety perspective this is how society should deal with this. what do you say to that person? >> incarceration is really expensive and they require more regards we are very good to have money on public safety so to build more jails and prisons to protect us is a popular thing to do. nobody wants to do that. >> can that change x. >> and we are wasting money wasting money on the backend and then they go to prison. often in that case that was highlighted

in 5 or 6 case courts next summer. >> will those be motions or applications? or -- are you still in the planning stages for that? >> the idea right now is electronic filing across the board. motions, evidence, applications, whatever. the ultimate desire, the goal, is to create an electronic record of proceedings. it makes it easier for the judges to look at -- while they are conducting hearings. it makes it easier for the law clerks >> right. it's a blue paper folder with all the filings, all the to review something, to write a decision. it makes it easier for the public to file at their convenience, then to go down to the window and file. >> let's talk about records and proceedings. you brought it up. that is great. the actual record that sits in front of the immigration judge. >> the blue paper folder that has all of the filings, all of the evidence, motions, hearings, all of the documentation indicates. >> we know from past experience, i remember, famously, more than a decade ago, they had lost 80,000 files in a year. i assume that these records and proceed

education or taxation or whatever, that people are expected to vote for people by race? >> i don't believe that's an assumption. one of the fundamental requirements of vote dilution case is to show that there's racially polarized voting and that doesn't exist everywhere in the country, but where it exists, section two can be triggered in a solution case. and it refers to a racial group tend to go vote together for the same candidate. >> okay. i think that's a very inappropriate assumption, maybe we should look at the law sometime because i would hope there are a lot of americans who just go to the polls and vote for someo-- >> and you have read your written testimony and you seem to be saying that you will not answer congress's questions. let me-- certain questions. let me read exactly what you said. quote, i will be unable to make any statements today beyond those in the department's letter or other publicly available information. you claim you cannot answer our questions because the government is being sued. the government gets sued all the time, would you agree? come

or answering back. i have found whenever somebody says something that just kind of is very factual or very nice that doesn't really get a response. so people who are loud tend to get the response a lot of times. i appreciate the question. yes, sir. >> hi, my name is ryan driesdale and i work with inspire u.s. we do voter registration in ten states. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us here. every state we work with and even within the schools we're finding different schools have a different culture for using facebook, others twitter, inn is that, so we're trying to find where we can meet our voters and future voters. i wonder if some of the data drive that you're doing with registration as well as stickers and the hashtags if you can break that down by age demographics and if you've seen trends as voter registration has become more of a mainstream conversation. >> sure. so we've launched voting registration drives specifically on facebook, the way that it works is that everyone in the state sees a r

not this is a kidney related procedure. >> so she would have had imaging done or a scan or ct scan or a combination to make that determination. >> and then they say, you know what, you have to go to the hospital and get this procedure. >> not necessarily. i think they would have looked at the imaging and talked to her and about the diagnosis and the pros and cons an the treatment options available and then worked with her to make a shared decision about the best course of action. >> and would you regard this as an emergency procedure? >> it is difficult to answer that question. not knowing the nature of the condition, if it is benign, or a benign lesion in her kidney, i would argue it is probably not an emergency and probably something planned. >> and that she would go -- because last week as you remember, she had a big event at the white house, the be best event and she looked and sounded great, was there any indication that there was a medical problem? >> no. so the irony is -- of this news today is that we've seen more of the first lady in the past couple of weeks than perhaps in q

to cancer often comes back in the same spot or in the liver or parrot in the i'm. a lot of research is being conducted into the disease one approach to improving survival rates or even curing it involves taking cheema tissue jaring surgery and growing a cell culture. chuma cells differ from patient to patient in the lab different drugs can be tried out on the samples to see which are the most effective for a particular chuma. peters' both we see the future of therapy for pancreatic cancer and customization that means optimizing it for each individual patients and tumor finding the most effective treatment option up here up to when i was through there should suffer a relapse that kind of customization might improve his chances of survival but today at least things are looking good for him. you know it's been two years now and today's c.t. scan was clear there's no indication the tumor has come back just so we can all be very pleased with this and will continue to monitor your condition. is far from longest and let's hope that we've beaten the cancer. the months of c

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the campaign. >> or the campaign. we've talked about that before. i pointed out i thought it was interesting at the time it did not include mr. trump. it appears that at the time that statement was drafted, there was an agreement in place relating to reimbursement or reimbursement had already occurred, because otherwise it's just too, it's too much of a coincidence to allow that carve out. >> giuliani is essentially arguing the president has given his attorney, michael cohen, kind of an extended general authorization just to deal with anything, i guess, in this realm. is that standard operating procedure for some wealthy clients? >> i've never heard of such a thing. as you know, i practice in los angeles, i've been involved in a number of celebrity cases on both sides, plaintiff and defendant. i'm not aware of another high profile individual that had an attorney on retainer and provided that attorney with a slush fund to pay women that come out of the woodwork that accuse that individual of extramarital affairs. this,

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so if that is the case, why didn't he pay her in 2011 or 2012 or 2013 or 2014 when there was some interaction between mr. cohen and the lawyer? >> and i'm not sure when or how that came to his attention in 2016, but regardless of the time line according to court precedent, they are saying that one of the lawyers i spoke to says this does not reach the criteria of being a campaign contribution. >> what was rudy giuliani trying to do? was he trying to sort of clear out the stormy daniels distraction and instead it made it worse? i mean -- i got the impression that's what he was trying to do and it didn't work. >> i've not talked to rudy about it, i just saw on social media some reporting that kristen welker suggested that that was his intention, that before the information got leaked out by the southern district of new york, he just wanted to get it out there on the table. >> so is the president's tweet from yesterday morning correct or not, which indicated that it was a retainer that he paid and how michael cohen used that money? is that -- what is it that we should take as fact here when it c

your friends or your some intimate person your family member and it could be sending somebody could be sending commands to your devices around you your internet of thing listening devices around you and doing things you know the article points out the researchers say well they could order something online for you for example that you won't even hear the command it's being spoken right there in the room with you but you can't hear it but of course it could do more nefarious things eventually well the human being is not evolved sufficiently to succeed in this twenty first century you know our senses did a remarkable job of keeping humans alive four million years in terms of being able to hear see taste feel but now some of the algorithms in the machines of the robots have evolved past humans capabilities to see more hear more understand more feel more we as humans have to prepare for the fact that we are now becoming extinct yeah because who writes the algorithms is the algorithms that are controlling these things and the algorithm second here messages that you can't because our human

he is saying months could refer to two or three or significantly before.don't know if he knew about it before the election. >> i agree with van about how baffling it is that they don't understand that the easiest way to sort of move past this is to put out a few sentences in clear english of what happened. i mean, does anyone think it is off-brand for donald trump to have a one night stand with someone? >> no. >> no. >> i hate to say it -- >> it is the brand, part of the brand. >> he might have personal reasons. he was married at the time. his son was just born. that's not a fun conversation he wants to have with melania. we have the cohen statement and what he said. he tried to separate trump from all of this and to go through e ridiculousness with giuliani and trump trying to clean it up today but not really. and anonymous sources in the "times." just give a few sentences about what happened. he can stick to the affair being made up but he felt the allegations were so damaging that he had to enter into the agreement. it is so strange that he is not stick

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live free or die.rly: campaign first. >> pete: nothing to do with politics. everything to do with guns. from facebook, donna d. has this question. if you were to get a tattoo what would it be? >> pete: i don't even have to answer that what don't i have? it's not about me. >> geraldo: i have this one right here. this was a jewish star and i got it after the massacre to memorialize the 37 children who were killed by terrorists. >> kimberly: that's a really good one. >> pete: that is a good one. >> kimberly: i don't have any tattoos like dana. >> greg: dana has tattoos? >> kimberly: no. doesn't have any. maybe like the cross. but a very, very. >> pete: that was the first one i gout nautical. >> geraldo: i hate tattoos on women. does that make me chose. >> >> greg: tattoo on fantasy island. the plane. >> kimberly: by the way, you two are twinning. >> pete: what about a big podium on your forearm. sorry. if you had to give up one of the five senses, what would it be? the answers next. ♪ baby take control no

on it or a long book.inly my work so far through looking at this issue and comparing it to others is i haven't seen in other places where i've covered very powerful, very dangerous mafias this build urg that the spanish cases show very well of organized crime, intelligence and law enforcement services, the business world and politics. i mean, the way those things all come together in the model of eurasian mafias is remarkable and disturbing as some of the specific cases. >> i'd like to ask a question actually to sort of -- to our honored guest which is have any -- or have in any of your cases have you come across any individuals linked to trump or linked to people linked to trump? >> just to shift gears radically. >> no. >> no. all right. >> let me continue to -- with this question, the official position of course is that we don't have one. the hudson institute is a think tank and doesn't take official positions of this sort, but i think the answer is we don't care. in other words, we don't care what you c

they can relocate to a new market rate transition unit, or they can elect the in-lieu payment or pursue assistance to purchase a unit. so, again, the map here shows all of the tida parcels outlined in red there. those are all the spaces throughout the program that are available to us to construct the 1,866 units we're responsible to deliver. we have the first two sites here. c-3.1 and 3.2. and you saw the presentation last week by cmg and prior to and loretta on the next subphase of development. these are additional parcels that will be available to us in this next subphase area. so within these parcels, we have sufficient real estate to transition all of the eligible residents, the constraining factor, then, becomes funding availability for the transition. the program funds come from a contribution of 17,500 per door. that's due when they transfer lots to vertical development entities. the balance for the funding of the construction of the units will have to come from other sources. tax credits, but also potentially project-specific grants through grant programs and other sources poten

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it -- or -- or not. but that's what's happening here, and i think the primary message has to be that the code that san francisco drafted and adopted has to be followed. it had hearing procedures built in in both the health and planning code. they weren't followed. they were circumvented by a secret settlement agreement between the operator and the city. >> are you finished? >> yes. >> counselor, you don't consider this to be your hearing? >> no. this -- the hearings that the constitution anticipate are predeprivational hearings, not appeals. there are times when there can be a post deprivational hearing, but those are only limited to cases of emergency. in one of the cases that we cited, the city of los angeles seized newspaper dispensers, and the court said you really didn't have to do it. even though you posted a notice on it, there was no immediacy. it didn't pose a danger. you should have provided an opportunity to be heard. and here, this is not the hearing. the property owner has already lost reven

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there is not a training requirement for people who use jump bike or bike share or anything like that, right? >> there is not. >> okay. so in -- if we're making an analogy, you could make the analogy, you know -- i realize that a scooter may fall somewhere in between those, but just to play fair to the scooters, if someone wants to use the jump bike program or the bike share program or the other programs for bicycles, they do not have to undergo training before they do that, correct? >> no, they do not. >> okay. miss mcnally asked questions about liability. enlighten us. if the plan is if there is an accident, the scooter company would bear in liability or would it all be on the operator of the scooter? [ inaudible ] >> could you speak into the microphone, please? thank you. >> i guess i'm not -- i don't know the details on that one. >> yeah. so we require -- we require proof of proper insurance policy as part of the -- our evaluation of the permit under this regulation, but the liability question -- >> okay. >> -- i would turn it over to my city attorney friend. >> so the permit progr

target or not? i don't want to support or protect mr. deripaska. but it was not any target of the administration. is wherert conclusion the west does not want to harm us, the real economic price on russian aggression -- >> ok, excellent. there's a lot to respond to and i will let dave have a chance. let me bring liz into the conversation by talking about what they have referred to as the european sanctions being divergent now from the u.s. but at the beginning, the 2000 line, what sort of process of getting the sanctions going back to 2014? then if you want to respond on the energy-related -- >> i do. >> please feel free. >> thank you, and thank you to csis for hosting this conversation. so just a pickup on your question about how the eu-u.s. court nation, and to give more of a frame and context, harmonious with what they gave about the authority and how they came about, i would just make the point that the coordination there wass between -- a really remarkable piece of policy and policy coordination, that brought together the authorities in econom

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election, or someone in the united states to solicit that kind of donation or contribution.ou could conceivably sit in a meeting without running afoul of the law. if you go much further, if there was a request by trump in the course of setting up the meeting or during the meeting itself, a request for assistance, then you're in the area where there's certainly going to be a hard look taken at criminal liability. >> contribution, can that be in the form of just information? >> so we think it could be an in kind contribution, and it is important to say the way statutes like this are interpreted is over the course of time as judges look and consider what the statute means, this is not used to a great extent, but there's a justice department circular, blue book, that explains the conditions under which federal prosecutors should consider these sorts of situations for indictment or for investigation and so an exchange of information could clearly be an in kind contribution to a campaign, but of course every situation has to be rigorously addressed on its facts to determine whethe

christian or muslim or. restored almost name a bit. but it's ok with me some of them are falling i mean conflict with others what makes me so sad about this conflict is that it doesn't have to be this way i have a friend who's palestinian because she's a reporter who lives in ramallah you but we can't really see a lot of each other it just doesn't work across the border or what but we are in touch through what's happened by phone use and by god we disagree about a lot of things but we still appreciate each other as people and say ok we're both human beings and we don't wish death on each other and i leave abuse maybe exchanging views can also help us grow to not like come on a monday and in the bank i'll toss rocks. best regarded them taller but what does tolerance actually mean it doesn't mean that everything the other does and says that's my opinion tolerance means we're different and see things differently but i still accept that and i'm willing to let them live their lives if i can live my life to the tr

be a radical or terrorist, so if i wore a long beard for instance or traditional clothing like i do on fridays that will trigger stereotypes. you have to apologize and condemn every act of terror otherwise the presumption is that you endorse or support it. this idea that muslim americans are always collectively guilty when one bad actor does something has muslim americans walking down the tight rope where they are thinking about what they are doing, thinking about what they're wearing, how they practice their faith and i think it's the most important thing to realize is that this conflicts with the essence of the constitution and many principles expended by the constitution. host: collett-- islamophobia, khaled a. beydoun, the book "american islamophobia", >> here's a look at some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the "washington post." topping the list is a cookbook. >> .. >> his current book, the lexington and concord: the battle heard around the world, was just recently reviewed in "the wall street journal," so if you happen to get that, perhaps you've read i

or not.either way, they were denying any investigation into trump and they were very publicly talking about hillary clinton investigations. where is tconspiracy here, i don't nor-- i don't understand >> i wouldn't call it conspiracy but this investigation is a year and you've had to live with a clout over it. if you think it would be upended by this cloud and by the end of which nothing may have been happened to you. you would be upset about. it i listened to mr. gtz and they want to know did the russians meddle or have a willing or unwilling partner and can we stop them in the future and were there any political shenanigans at doj regarding the investigations. mueller could get at the first three and we may need a layer of over sight to get to the four -- >> and you like the inspector general. >> yes. he nailed mccabe. who the trump people hate. so i think the i.g. might be the right answer here. >> i think you missed a fourth point which is -- the american people want to know if donald trum

that's a verbatim quote or whatever. if kelly's words or whatever about the fate of an 18-month-old don't fill you with confidence, the federal government has the capacity or the intention to take care of these children, their track record makes it clear your doubts are warranted. because last month, "the new york times" reported hhs lost track of nearly 1,500 migrant children placed with sponsors. of more than 7,000 unaccompanied minors, minors who come without parents that cross the border, that's 1,500 children lost by the government. here to help me understand what this administration is doing to these children and their families, the deputy director of the national immigrant rights project, the aclu and laura st. john from a non-profit in arizona that provides free legal services to people in immigration custody. laura, i just want to start on a factual basis which is the government is doing something they haven't done before which is to separate children from parents. right? >> that's correct, chris. what's happeni

reporter: it could be one, or three or none as the president often says.resident trump also said they could be coming here to washington and he said that they have a letter from kim jong-un to be delivered to the president. we hear from pompeo in about ten minutes time, trish. trish: all right. we'll find out very, very soon. thank you so much, blake burman. joining me right now, republican congressman from wisconsin, sean duffy. good to see you. do you think this will happen? >> the meeting, trish, i don't know. we're dealing with liars and cheaters in north korea. they don't hold to their word. we're dealing with a unique partner in north korea with kim jong-un. i think donald trump has played this very well. you have the state department intelligentsia give every president the same advice, republican or democrat. we've gotten the same result for 25 years. donald trump charted a different course, a little unpredictable, a little different kind ever language but i think he can get a different result. because i think he is trustworthy guy especially with n

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aspects of your life or or your life and media think if that generation we don't cast aside in probably in liverpool manchester and about the issues ever since as a ridiculous number of people for whom football has formed. identity and then stolen identity without giving them a livelihood or a career. and a my experience over the past ten years you know i did. did a documentary on football suicide see the prevalence of mental health in amongst football football is but what came from it the response was all about these guys who would be in an academy being. a young player in a schoolboy sold the dream from age seven eight nine right through to sixteen seventeen and then cast aside and they've been floundering ever since why is different with a young footballer and the issues that they go through when they're cast aside as opposed to something that just cannot get a job in whatever field that they choose what's the difference in professional football that's a good question and i think what you have to have to focus on is the relative expectation now when you sold a career in football ever

that trope of political terrorism or market terrorism italy today is much more stable or mature a country it doesn't almost debt but i think probably the real x. that much exists in some decades ago doesn't apply anymore clearly though there's a difference there's a knock on effect of the rest of europe ok there is indeed banta back to you hillary is the euro zone's third biggest economy but government debt is at about one hundred thirty two percent of annual g.d.p. right now it is a man's could debt relief from brussels be a way to entice italy's populists to perhaps moderate their antihero stance. maybe it would please the populace but it's first it's illegal under the rules of the eurozone italy would have to apply for a real rescue operation by the rescue fund and this is not the case and on the other hand it wouldn't work because the italian state is indebted mostly with its own citizens and italian bangs is not indebted with the europe or even the e.u. so this is not a solution to the crisis in the you can see that you is already going up so the markets a more or less well coming th

or north korea. how is south korea reacting, and also, what do you make of the north's effort, which seemed like a somewhat muted reaction here, saying we're willing to potentially work this out. they certainly weren't calling anybody a dummy tonight. >> reporter: right. two points, jeff. first of all, the south koreans said they were surprised by this development. the white house admitted late this afternoon the south korean president, moon jae-in, only learned of the president's growing frustration and hesitation about attending this mid-june summit at their face to face meeting on tuesday. undercutting long standing white house representations that the two allies are in constant communication. as for this north korean response, it will suggest to this white house and president trump that it does have military leverage and the north koreans are willing to engage. but the white house said today the north koreans are going to have to take some very strong steps diplomatically and procedurally to conv

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