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our chief political correspondent linda crane melinda we now have apparently the interior minister hasi who for softening his position somewhat is this the beginning of a compromise between him and chancellor merkel hard to say for sure because we are also seeing reports this morning that he told a circle of the the bavarian conservative party's leadership that's the c.s.u. party that's at the heart of this whole dispute he told them apparently i can't work with that woman anymore be furthering the two chancellor merkel so that makes it sound as if he is still seeing this as an absolute head to head power struggle but he did go on in the quote that he that you gave us to say that the c.s.u. as much as anybody else wants a sustainable solution and that's kind of an interesting term that would tend to indicate a bit of potential for compromise because it's a term that the chancellor herself is using the only sustainable solution is a multilateral european solution so we know for sure that merkel and say whoa for had been speaking this weekend we're hearing some leadership within the c.d.u

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her this deadline who gave her the ultimatum and that is her closest ally the bavarian conservatives hasi who fungal america's interior minister has taken on has adopted a hardline approach to migration this is because he wants to win the regional elections with his party which are coming up in october and varia and of course the far right f.t. the anti immigrant party is very strong competition for the conservatives in the very and so austere of as essentially said tangle americal that she needs to find a solution or else he will close the borders effectively to asylum seekers who've already been registered in of the e.u. countries starting from july anglo-american has already said that she doesn't think that she can deliver an e.u. white solution by the end of this month but what she does want to do is find bilateral solutions i.e. deals with other e.u. countries in the viewers watching this story they may be scratching their head but i mean the stakes are really that hard chancellor merkel and her government could collapse next month because europe cannot agree on how to handle the inf

can see if parties shockey that it's really important for us he has something that nobody hasi can do just in one moment he can do to different pieces his left foot very good one against one and on the right side he for me is just working where he will because he's cold mean you can overlap in. i did he was right about securing he has put in some really big performances already the highlight of course was scoring that last minute when i can be a friday night to get switzerland that incredible two one victory. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instinct of public wealth. when the ruling classes some protect themselves. with the financial merry go round listen to the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. rooms the real need for. tonight switzerland play costa rica and then join that game will be enough for them to still be part of the fee for world cup costa rica though the world cup is already over and that has been a major disappointment for the country remember four years ago they went all the way to the quarterfinals so with the expectations of what this team could do h

hasy: meantime, netflix signed agreements with celebrities as well. is a bidding war going on with comcast. what do you think apple's thisty is compete in original programming market? we have seen some of their original forays that have not been successful. >> certainly they can. it is a huge company and may have a tremendous amount of resource. if they choose to get into the media business they absolutely can. the question is, how profitable will it be for the company? again, using the netflix example, a business the size of netflix took netflix a long time to build a business. it could be only 2% of apple's earnings. content,e creating creating content is very expensive. apple i want to know what -- opera is going to be doing for apple. thank you so much. amazon is facing more questions about the internet last month where in oregon couple had their private conversation recorded on the amazon echo and sent to an acquaintance without their knowledge. the designing about and features of the echo. amazon spokesperson could not it would -- be reached for

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in munich where they'll decide whether the interior minister hasi who fell from the c.s.u. will go it alone and actually implement the closing of the board is stay with us nina we're going to talk more about this of course but first we're going to take a look at some of the background to this political crisis that's been brewing and it has been brewing for some time the dispute over migration and chancellor merkel's government give you an idea of how this whole thing a bald we have this report. it seems like ages ago but not even one year has passed since on got a miracle and her party won the last german elections for the fourth time in a row. but since then it has become lonely and the berlin chancellery. could be undermined not by the opposition but by her closest allies because they simply cannot stand manacles liberal refugee policy the impetus came from this man horsey hoffa head of the small bavarian c.s.u. party the sister party to on the americans can survive c.d.u. machall made him interior minister in march but then he used opposition to undermine merkel's author

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hasy: u.s. infrastructure been undermined, attacked. we are heading into the midterms. happening now? will our elections be undermined again? mr. sanger: good question. one thing that helps is this time americans know a little bit about what this looks like from the russia hack. does not mean it will look the same way the next time, but in france, with the warning of what happened to us, the fake facebook posts and all that did not have a lot of effect because people were identifying this coming from russia. what worries me about our next election -- not just 2018 but 2020 -- is there will be other countries that will learn from what the russians did and will devise new approaches, and the constant problem in cyber is you are always behind the eight ball. the attacker is always thinking of new ways in, which is why you are seeing new defense technologies that look at behavior and past patterns, but we also need to begin to dig about what the geopolitical solution for this is. emily: how vulnerable, even though they have new information, is facebook to being turned into

in effect he says whoever the suspect turns out to be he hasy effectiveen tailed every moment of every day for five riars. >> hisl data can put someone at the scene of the crime which can corrorate the testimony of eyewitnesses. >> reporter: it's how witnesses caught the suspect at the middle of this case. te man w for stealing, of all things, cell phones. th court stopped short of applying this to other technology we use every day leaving the door open to use d otherital info without a warrant. >> there's so much information it's time to come back and say those regulations are setp for a different time. time to put a lid on that come come back and lookt it again. >> reporter: the ruling leaves open the possibility for authorities to search your tracking records without a warrant in emergencies and some other situationshe setting t stage for future fights over your digitaldr privacy. ew wilder, nbc news, washington. >>> storm team 4 tracking rain and flooding for your evening commute. check this out. this is flooding in culpeper. this is route 15 and robinson river. people there are be

to all of you, in 30 seconds, what doos aut ghr]etary clto what i admire about secretary she hasis that extraordinary expansive vision of how america should be in the world. i will make a confession, i thought i would teach her more than she taught me. she was relatively new to it. she taught me to think about a world not only in terms of states and diplomacy in abortion a world in, but also which we equally focus on people and poverty and education in search and fsecuri and anticorruption. what makes a difference to how people live every day. our security end morality in world lies in that just as much as classic diplomacy. secretary clinton taught me that and it is a lesson that will guide the rest of my life. [applause] >> ok. two points in 30 seconds. first is an idea and one is policy. what i admire most is the big idea behind everything we have seen secretary clintono. especially on the world stage. the objective of foreign policy in u.s. is to make the world a better place. reading back of her speeches she made, and 2013 she said to the council on foreign relations that we, the u

the most vocal critic internal critic of her migration policy and that's her own interior minister hasi over so obviously the question is whether a compromise can be found and who will blink fuzzy hopeful or american but meanwhile mechelle says she is looking for a european solution where do you think this is going. well that was the the whole problem really with this this showdown is that i'm going to make our fears for her abilities to secure a pan european solution if she is seen to go it alone for germany to shut down its borders after having really led the way something has become the hallmarks of her leadership migration policy and the question here really is whether her own c.s.u. party just wants to be seen to be scoring political points here is a regional election that is crucial for this sister party coming up in october whether he's acting more on a matter of principle and one thing is for sure he's already damaged ungrammatical significantly michelle of chief political editor thank you very much for that live update from the german parliament. this may not bring you up to da

each area is defined by whether ours hasis country of been successful at addressing those issues. if we're going to be great and we are and continue to be great, we have to address and look at stillly the problems that are before us. whether it is economic inequalities, problems with our democracy that we have talked about today, all of these problems are solvable. these are man-made problems that are susceptible to man and women made solutions. i hope that all of you, as wild have to be as you come out here th morning to hear this guy from washington dc, i hope you all use the energy that you have and the talent you have an influence you have to arouse your fellow citizens. make thisou can nation better. this is something we can do, it is something we must do. i hope you all do that. [applause] >> we want to thank the generals for stopping by for politics and eyes. we hope to see you along the road here again. andelcome your comments your truly a man of high , we knew more people like eric holder that are willing to go into the arena of public service. you don't know have to have

agency hasy federal an independent watchdog guarding and all federal entities except the courts have meaningful remedies, guidelines, and procedures for addressing workplace harassment. it is time for the judiciary to catch up. ms. bond submitted a letter to the committee responding to the working group reports, and without objection i will submit that to the record. i'll highlight some of the observations ms. bond makes. she identifies certain practices that go hand in hand with work twice misconduct. she suggests several recommendations on how to respond to these precursors. these recommendations are valuable and specific. we've heard similar comments from other law clerks. i urge members of the working group to read ms. bond's statement in full. i was equally impressed with ms. santos' recommendations for improving the working groups report and i look forward to hearing her testimony today. i thank her for being here. i want to thank the brave women spoke out against this harassment, both publicly and to staff on the senate judiciary committee. speaking out against powerful judges

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