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it's like i'm going to give jesse immunity so you would narc on dana.ould be able to do that at work. >> jesse: i would have nothing to narc on dana farber because she is squeaky clean. >> kimberly: squeaky. you can hear her from over here. mccabe obviously has issues from the previous ig report i don't believe the senate will do that for him. ral report is i a in it, you gea chance to look at it. i think that's why we have the leaks. these people, i don't know who leaked it. several people have had to look at it, their lawyers have looked at it. what happens is in a government investigation, one of the things you can do, if you left government, there's not much the ig can do but they have access to all of the governments devices of texts and emails. that can be quite deadly for someone in the situation. because this has become so partisan, my mccabe may ask for immunity because no matter what i say, these republicans are going to have come after me. to protect president trump. >> juan: last week we were heavy into spygate. not only you have trey gowdy

president's tariffs have taken criticism eve from members of his own party in response to the harley news narcs brass can senator ben said the problem isn't harley's are unpatriotic, it's tarfs are stupid. >> they honored a world war i hero that's no longer with is. he gave the med to the lieutenants widow paul lean connor. ran into enemy fire so he could communicate and orderer tillry fire to combat the enemy. >> he ran four hundred yards dodging shrapnel, bullets,th a ey saw him, tried tet g him. he wasntoing every dif way, looked like an nfl star. all the y laying telephone wire wherever he went. >> lieutenant connor passed way wife lean accepted the t his metal and shared saferarm embrace with the preside. (applause and laughter.) by the way, yourobably heard the president say that she told him she voted for him. paul lean also said todayhe was produced to accept theedal lieutenant con or now the second most decorated soldier of world war ii. up next on theal five, more on thery primaesults and a look ahead to novembe back after the bre >>> all right. looks like a little bit more about toni

maybe he was so disgruntled that he decided to go narc out this organization that had just fired him to russian intelligence. for that particular employee that was not a far-fetched theory because that particular guy who had just been fired from the international republican institute right before the fsb mysteriously started quoting from what was happening internally at that office, that particular russian guy who they fired was known himself to have ties to russian intelligence. his name was konstantin kilimnik. "climnik bounce add round a bit og gree lance translating until landing a job in 1995 at the moscow office of the national republican institute. kilimnik did not hide his military past from his new employer. in fact wherks was asked how he learned to speak such fluent english he responded russian military intelligence, according to one iri official. one political operative who worked in moscow at the time told politico.com, it was like oh, yeah, kostia, the guy from the g.r.u., the guy from russian military intelligence. that's how we talked about him. the fact of his traini

the united states, they're doing it becaus they're fleeing gang persecion or domestic violence or narc 0af ficking. they're not putting their children in danger, for lack of a legitimate reason. >> the immigration debate certainl is nothing in this country. point though w it looked to a like we're on the verge h of somethappening this week when it came to theng congress comip with some sort of idea. whatre the sticking points? what's it going o take for congress to pass something to ma something happen. >> well, the big fight and the big boundary in the line between ngress is the fact that it's a secure wall, a secure yborder, whatever want to call it, the money neededo to that, plus enhanced the country versus the idea of amnesty and a path to citizenship for a very large number of illegal aliens who are here. there's a lot of folks on the democratic side who won't agree tonything without that kind of amnesty and a lot of folks on the republican side who don't want to provide amnesty or even discuss it nowve until we' actually had time t secure the >> how is that different from a rona

incidentally narcs is also his rule for sex. mother, i have a permit.find fun's about this whole thing is the fact that mike pence used brazil as an opportunity to speak to central american my grants, why? braz sill not even in central america. you realize florida is closer to central america than brazil. like there's no issue with immigrants coming from brazil illegally. brazilians done even speak spanish. like brazil is just kind of similar to them. like what does that mean. it's like going to a star trek convention and being like, i've gt a message for chewbacca. but i guess for pence it's close enough. i feel like he give this speech whenever he is around any latinos. he will be at chilis, i have a message straight from my heart. don't risk your lives. like sir, please, my hand is starting to burn, starting to burn, sir. and the way pence delivered that speech was no joke. like he sowfnedded like, you flow this those movies when a villain is showing up on every single tv screen around the world. >> to the people of central america. >> shh, nobody sa

then started developing applications so the first three were messaging up acacia musings the case narcs silos one to one those ek starts are kind of the specials of software that yeah they're the kind of core privacy technology that makes a lot of what we've built so far on previous the technology so it gets back to one of the you know z. cache that's their kind of their call to action there it's a privacy and so it's in the same camp as minera right sure you know the privacy but it's kind of like an iterative kohain and trying to think new technologies and so the other features the. the privacy is opt in or opt out it's optional that's what i'm going to say that's the big difference between us and say moneta for example someone had to use a kind of jumbling technique to prevent people when can transactions and addresses together and whereas we have zero knowledge proofs which is optional so you can transparently sen's then or you could do in a shielded way that means that the ledger just has a kind of timestamp she won't see the sender or receiver and you would see the amount so you kn

in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not thee palestinians. they don't know the people of the land. so these are ththe eextremists they are b becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomomers. nenewcomers s that camame durin fighghting. >> m my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, andd she cam to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a

then started developing applications so the first three were messaging up acacia musings the case narcs silos one to one those ek starts are kind of the specials of software that yeah they're the kind of cool privacy technology that makes a lot of what we've built so far on previous e technology so it gets back to one of the you know z. cache that's their kind of their call to action there it's a privacy and so it's in the same camp as minera all right sure you know the privacy but it's kind of like an iterative going and trying to take new technologies and so the other features the. have it the privacy is opt in or opt out it's optional that's what i'm going to say that's the big difference between us and say moneta for example someone had to use a kind of jumbling technique to prevent people linking transactions and addresses together and whereas we have zero knowledge proofs which is optional so you can transparently send then or you could do in a shielded way that means that the ledger just has a kind of timestamp so he won't see the sender or receiver and you would see the amount s

or near my district, really near my district, we have places like the channel identifies -- island narc park, joshua tree national park, and they've all benefited from the land and water. but i'd like to say that where we are is that we have a bill now, we finally must deal with the re-authorization and we have a bill, h.r. 502 that i would like to lay out, that re-authorizes the land and water conservation fund and it has the support of 35 republicans and 194 democrats. mr. speaker, it must be re-authorized before september 30. i ask that you bring it to the floor of the house because it will have overwhelming support. i would now like to be joined on the floor by my friend from the state of washington, representative kilmer. mr. kilmer: thank you and i thank the gentleman for yielding. thank you, mr. speaker. and i want to rise today just to join my colleagues in urging the house to re-authorize the land and water conservation fund before it expires this september. i think former senator scoop jackson said it best when he introduced the legislation to create this fund. nearly a half c

>> stephen: you narced on your sister?ought it would be good to be the hero. >> stephen: at your sister's expense? >> yes. >> stephen: older or younger sister. >> my older sister. >> stephen: yes. o it's especially fun to prank her. even telling you this story tonight on national television is bringing me great joy, imagining her embarrassment. i ran back with the phone, i found the phone! i'm the hero! days later she said, couldn't we have just anonymously mailed the phone back? does seth rogen need to know tim one who took the phone? but there's been no fallout from that. seth and rigreat. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm so glad to hear about that. one of the things you do in "glow" is you guys do yo your on stunts and you have to be in great shape. i saw a video of you doing 11 pullups. >> yes. >> stephen: i understand you can do 40 pullups. >> in sets. i'm not just going to jump up and do 40 straight through. i'll do a set of ten then a set of eight, then six. who said 40? i feel 26 might be the number. >> stephen: the he

save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com charles: narc market was slammed today on reportite house prepared to curb investment in certain industries, while focus has been on controlling trade in an effort to open china's market and stop shake down of foreign businesses, the effort to curb the theft, of the intellectual property today's news, a little bit of a different angle. trump administration considers slowing or stopping investment with company more than 25 percent chinese ownership investment in u.s., in last couple of years soared before the election of president trump. from 2000 to 2018, there have been deals worth $140 billion from, 1990 to 20156, 64 billion, last year 29 billion, key focuses on technology, what this would mean for american tech names, that is what we saw today, tech names that sell to china gets hammered hard, s&p tech of hardest hit, if you dig deeper to the computer chips, hammered more, i see signs of panic. where -- you know don't see them all. the yield declined. and gold also down. i will at bit vix up 25%, up 56% this year, but consider do

ease, narc! nobody calls it that. if your beer says, "budweiser light," it's expired.budweiser light. what is he handing out beer after world war ii. i have budweiser light for the boys. ♪ ♪ you've been very nice, have a good one, bye. >> stephen: you can see him at the comedy cellar in las vegas. sean donnelly, everybody! we'll be right back. word is getting around. it's proven. no other gasoline gets you better mileage than chevron with techron. chevron with techron. care for your car. you gotta love that. wlet's do it. ? ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show," everybody. tune in tomorrow when my guests will be paul rudd, ken jeong, and musical guest florence and the machine. now stick around for james corden. goodnight! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't

it's local media, whistle blowers, sources talking to public officials and narcing out where the trump administration is putting the children. it's all over the country, even in new york city. >> there's no flight out of that area. if you fly out of brownsville, you have to stop in dallas, houston, change planes. so some of these kids who made it up to new york city, michigan, they have changed planes at least once, in the case of michigan possibly twice to get up there. it's something you can be on the lookout for anywhere in the country. >> and you can expect i think local activism and protests and mobilizations and efforts to get legal aid to those kids wherever americans can find them. we know the kids have been farmed out to at least 17 states so americans all over the country are trying to figure out are they in my town? are they in my state? and if so, how do i help? >> before you go, we have an attorney on the show tonight who's one of the attorneys involved in the flores case, which is the most famous case we're all concentrating on in the last 24 hours. this civil lawsuit tha

>> i have a couple of narcs in my friend group. unfortunately he bit their finger.eally. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's a quarantine type situation? >> yeah, yeah. it was solitary. i mean, obviously if you take on a chimpanzee on the first day of monkey jail, you get a lot of respect. >> jimmy: yeah, no, but -- >> when you're cute as charlie, you're bait. >> jimmy: they make sure charlie doesn't have any kind of diseases your friend may have contracted? >> exactly. charlie's got all his shots, he's fine. but he came out a different monkey. >> jimmy: he did, in what way? >> i mean, look. you look charlie in the eye now, he's a very spoiled monkey. he has like -- obviously his own room. i mean, he's like a silk robe, eye mask type of monkey. >> jimmy: oh, really, okay. >> very spoiled. >> jimmy: so prison time was tough on charlie. >> it was tough, it was tough. especially when you're that cute. and he came out on the other side, and he's got this thousand-yard stare. he doesn't have a neck tat or anything. >> jimmy: no gang affiliation? >> no, he's got a prison boyfriend th

the guy back in the day in moscow was suspected of narcing out the american pro democracy outfit that that the fsb denounced as enemy of the state as they got ahold of the internal workings of the organization. old konstantin kilimnik is the guy indicted by the special counsel to do alongside paul manafort. the 20th individual charged thus far in mueller's investigation into the russian attack on the presidential election and the connection between that attack and the trump campaign. of the 20 individuals thus far charged konstantin kilimnik is the 14th russian individual to have been charged. there's been 20 people charged, 14 russians. but konstantin kilimnik, his role here is nothing like all those basically anonymous russians charged in the indictment in february for having been part of the social media effort in russia to swai american public opinion. we didn't know the names of those people. didn't have the direct association with the folks other than the putin connected oligarch who headed up the operation. but kilimnik we know a lot about. from 1995 to 2005 he worked at the in

police believe the driver, jose alvarez, was under the influence of narc >>> new at 8:00, sacramentodent caught on camera. >> it happened in downtown sacramento monday afternoon. police believe the driver, jose alvarez was under the influence of narcotics. you can see alvarez repeatedly ram a blue honda cr-v in a white suv. when the car cannot move anymore, alvarez starts stomping and kicking the honda. officials say this all started as a road rage incident on the freeway. >> a driver called us and notified us there was a driver behind them, and they had been rammed by that driver. fell .. he was taken to a local hospital for an evaluation. he now faces felony assault and vandalism charges. >> luckily, no one was inside the honda. officers were able to arrest alvarez after he fell. he was taken to a local hospital for evaluation and he now faces felony charges . >>> time for sports brought to you by your northern toyota dealers. >> the golden state warriors one win away from their third title and four years. my lights are coming but steve kerr is at the podium right now in cleveland.

it was no sort of the narcs, the guys who busted people for selling heroin or cocaine, but it was theiversion division which dealt with the misuse of prescription drugs. amy: what did d she do? >> she was a hero. she was a fighter. she saw what was going on. she realized thatat this compan, eight, was overly aggressive -- promoting this drug, you know, to the nines, that people were dying from this drug. she tried to call them to account. this initially unleashed as much legal and lobbying firepower on roll hersically try to over. amy: and what happened? >> she basically backed off. just like everyone else in those days who came up against purdue pharma. amy: let's talk about ground zero, west virginia. what was happening in some of these towns, in some of these small, independent drugstores that were bringing in how much of this drug? >> they were bringing in huge amounts of this drug. tens and tens of millions of pills annually of this drug. amy: how did it start and was virginia? >> oxycontin was being distributed to west virginia, virginia, and other states. drugstores were prescr

. >> he narced. >> he told about the cheating boyfriend. it's great. can't cheat on your girlfriend, especially, this woman, there's a think called guy code. guys are supposed to stick together. i don't stick together with this guy. if you had a girlfriend who is sending you submarine sandwiches, you keep that g i recall friend, you don't cheat on her. >> i wish there was jimmy john's in new york city. ever since i read this story, all can i think about is jimmy john's. there are no jimmy john's. they bring you sandwiches and they tell you if your boy friend is cheating on you. that's not a restaurant, that's a best friend forever. >> martha: the problem is that we are all so infiltrated into other people's lives. i think through social media. oh, i know them on twitter, facebook. this is none of your business mr. delivery boy. drop the sandwich, and leave. >> it's like the elective device. i started hearing, they're spying on you, listening to conversations, people push the wrong button. there is a jimmy john's like a block from the white house, i'm s

she increased her narrow lead over narc leno. she's ahead by more than 1800 votes. there are 8,000 votes still needing to be counted. >> more than a week since the june primary and there are still 2 million ballots that have not been counted. according to the secretary of state's office, it could take a few more weeks to count them all. a tense time for those in assembly and congressional races. the mail-in model which requires every signature on the ballot to be verified in person is taking some time. here's kim alexander from the california voter foundation. >> they've automated it as much as they can, but at the end of the day, it takes a human being to verify that signature to make sure it matches the voter signature on file. >> secretary of state has until july 13th to count every ballot and sefrt fi those results. >>> san francisco debuting three new street cleaners. specifically we dedicated to cleaning up crash in the bike lanes, why we're showing you the bike lanes, keep them clean. first look at 10:00 this morning. >>> it's a good day to ride the bike and

the patient says the doctor accused him of going to the hospital in hopes of getting narc cot exand thatlieves is what set her off. he says he was seeking treatment for what turned out to be an extreme anxiety attack. he is still baffled by what happened next. >> sit up. >> no. >> sit up. sit up! sit up! i'm having you sit up. >> i can't get up. >> reporter: this morning, this emergency room doctor banned from working in this northern california hospital after she was caught on camera mocking and cursing at one of her patients. >> i knew from when she said something to the security guard, i already knew from that point, i said, hey, dad, can you please take out your phone? i need you to take out your phone now. i have a feeling something is going to happen. if i could get up off this chair, i really would. >> yeah, you really should. because this is ridiculous. >> i can't. and you're not going to keep tugging at me. >> reporter: samuel bardwell says he was rushed by ambulance to el camino hospital after collapsing during basketball practice monday. after waiting more than three hours to

represents some of the largest companies in the world collectively manages more than $4.5 trillion in narche looming trade wars become the top worry, tripleing from the fourth quarter last year and in total 65% of north american respondents say they are expecting u.s. trade policy to have a negative impact on their businesses however, those same members seem willing to overlook a looming trade war. 60% say the benefits of tax reform outweigh what could happen as a result speaking of tax reform, we ask what they're doing with the cash and the top responses a debt reduction in one-time employee bonuses. wink, wicnk they're doing that kroger just out with earnings. the some higher after the supermarket operator beats street forecasts both the top and bottom line. kroger raising the lower end of its full year profit forecast. i wasn't talking act you, mike mike schlotman of kroger and cfo count sell, i don't think buybacks are a bad thing and you need demand to you know, for cram outlay capital outlays, increases in compensation. all those things happen organically. i was going to ask you some