stories that are top of our list for discussion to do so we are once again joined by crypto experts kristie are the tech trader phone and jeffrey talk of the editorial director of the american institute for economic research welcome to you both chrystia want to start with you about two weeks ago we spoke about the resistance level on bit coin trading in the mid six thousand dollar range but that level has been surpassed wiped out we see the price of bitcoin up sixteen percent in the past seven days a lot of that last forty eight hours today it was trading at just north of seventy four hundred dollars what do you think's going on yes this is a really exciting time for the client right now last time we spoke because just trading under say sixty eight hundred and we said we needed a small little catalyst to push it over this mid-term hurdle so we've certainly got that catalyst out this past few weeks we had a flux influx of really good news from decline first we have coined this claim they said they were adding an additional five new securities on to their platform these five securities could

ep yeah, that's my sister and i. >> reporter: kristie showed the robertsons photos of themselves theyars. .> and we were at lake island? >> yes. ar reporter: turns out the robertsons are a military family po have lived around the world, but the family slide projector disappeared years ago. and what was it like to see them maain? >> amazing. ( laughs ) >> reporter: it's the craziest set of circumstances, right? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: and now you've got >> back. >> it just brings back all the memories that we had as children. >> she purchased the projector and then found our life's treasure inside. >> and so diligent. i mean, you did not give up until you found us. >> right. >> and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> oh, yes. >> yes. >> oh, you're very welcome. >> reporter: is the story you heard today as good as the one you imagined? >> absolutely. and they're just as happy and joyful, and it's such a great story, just the way i thought it epuld be. >> reporter: as for this slide projector that brought them all together... >> can we buy that back from you? >> reporter: it

i thank you so much kristie with the tech trader fund thank you for your timing. and we now move to our friend we met in davos switzerland the krypto champion a report card a reforming welcome and thanks for being with us you have a new endeavor that i'm very interested in i read a lot about it himalaya capital to tell us what's going on with that. thank you so much bart for having me here in london it's been a few months since we last met via made a lot of progress on him i like apple exchange first of all it's one of the the evolution of the innovations to come about in the space of smart contracts and locked in technology and the interesting thing about it is it's going after one of the biggest industries that is the capital markets in the securities industry ridges eighty six trillion dollars in size and second it is aiming to take at least some of the revenues are a from the investment banking freeze then investment banks get mandates to do initial public offerings so the process of going after is the security issue and process which is done by companies arou

>> well, kristi, i'm not sure who is allowing whom. the russians are not 12 feet tall. they make mistakes. what they're doing at the moment is they're controlling the narrative about the meeting and the effect of that is that they are actually humiliating president trump. >> so why is he letting him do it? why didn't he come out and say more? >> i think the last week was additional evidence that president trump is not particularly strong. he's not a particularly strong foreign leader. he's very, he's a battering ram with our own allies, but with adversaries, he allows them to dictate the narrative. look what he has done with north korea. so i think the russians are making interesting gamble. i suspect our intelligence community is trying to figure out why they're making the gamble right now. because after all, if you keep in mind. what does putin want? putin wants a free hand in syria the agreement the russians say was reached is an agreement that is contrary to the basic pales of most of the occupation government. why would the russians be admitting that now? it's real

. >> reporter: 14-month-old elijah irizarry was playing between two baby gates when his mom kristie sayss he may have used a hanger to pry open the grate, plunging 12 feet. >> i hear screaming so i ran in and at first i did not see him because i didn't think to look down. i looked in his room and i was like, elijah. i heard him scream again and i looked down. and i was like, oh, my god, he's in the vent. he's in the vent. >> reporter: kristie and elijah's grandmother frantici franticily -- frantically called for help. >> i have a baby that went down the vent, my grandson. we've been trying to get someone to send someone here for the last ten minutes. nobody's gotten here. >> reporter: more than a dozen firefighters worked furiously to free him. >> his hands were over his head and he was in a position where we couldn't get him back down. and he was sandwiched from the front and from his backside. >> the mom we had on the second floor with us talking to the child, keeping the child calm. >> reporter: within 20 minutes, elijah was out. >> everyone was really -- like it was a good team. >> r

i'm kristi paul. >> i'll martin savidge. president trump denies anything of his meeting in trump tower with campaign officials. >> sources tell cnn his former lawyer then candidate trump not only knew about the meeting, he approved it. the president and his team are firing back, though. >> reporter: president donald trump has repeatedly denied knowing about a meeting his son had with russians in the heat of the 2016 campaign but his former personal lawyer michael cohen now prepared to contradict the president under oath. sources tell cnn that special counsel robert mueller knew in advance about the now infamous trump tower meeting in which donald trump jr. was expected to get dirt on the clinton campaign. cohen is privately asserting he and others were present when donald trump junior informed trump of the offer and trump gave the go ahead to have the meeting. the bomb chel contradicts what jump junior told investigators last year. asked by the senate judiciary committee, did you inform your father about the under lying off

on the poisoning incident in macho former russian spy and his daughter were attacked to their home kristie miller road that's less than two kilometers from queen elizabeth gardens where it's thought the latest victims came into contact with the substance but its health minister says the second poisoning looks like an unfortunate after effects of the first investigation is being led by counter-terrorism police. this is the british couple at the center of a new mystery surrounding an english town charlie rose lee and dawn sturgis were exposed to the nerve agent novacek the couple are in a critical condition at salisbury hospital it's the same clinic the treated former russian spies. and his daughter yulia after they were nearly killed by the same nerve agent britain blamed that attack firmly on russia today the u.k. to cooperate in the police investigation the eyes of the world are currently on russia not least because of the world cup it is now time that the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what has gone on here. prime minister to resign may has been holding talks with angel

kristi smith took this in contra costa county. it makes the sun l tracking the conditions along the fire lines and the air quality here in the bay area. >> as we head towards sunday, i'm going to show you the quick satellite-radar that is picking up the smoke. this is where the yolo county fire is burning. detected over napa, but get this. it's as far down as oakland and reaching towards san francisco. we had several saying they have seen the smoke over san francisco. you can see it here on the satellite-radar. we are expecting the normal wind into tomorrow. what is it going to mean? the red flag warning is extended until 3:00 p.m. for the area because of the strong gusty conditions expected into tomorrow afternoon. it could be gusting upwards of 20 to 25 miles per hour. this is going to spread the smoke. have your windows shut. even though we don't seem to be close to the fire, the wind is going to push a lot of that smoke towards the bay area. i will have another update in a bit. >> thank you. not just yolo county, but new e vac

kristie long. thank you for the opportunity to weigh in on this new round of a.d.u. legislation.e're very pleased to support this round of improvements. since 2014, we've seen such a radical change in how people think about in-law units, which i find incredible and great recognition of the housing shortage that we have and people seeing that we need to do something about it. this legislation builds on the prior efforts to address the barriers of constructing more units in san francisco. we support the legislation as proposed the planning commission have recommended many modifications, many of which improve, but we're disappointed that the new construction was removed from that. the fact that the new building could come back to add a new a.d.u. but at a higher cost doesn't make a lot of sense and it seems like there are other ways to navigate the legal issues and wanting to ensure that people are protected. thank you for the opportunity to share our support. we appreciate that san francisco is serious about making a dent in the housing shortage. thanks. >> todd david on behalf of

kristy's clinically depressed. she doesn't like anybody. do you feel like that, like, about me?ou is, like, the single greatest thing that's happened in my entire academic life. (jack) she's just a student, she's not gonna do anything with it. hey, jackie boy. jack, come and dance with us. later, girls. how do you know those girls? are they pros? no! thanks to dr. dre and fat joe,

kristy tolliver knocking it down.ad the hot hand and then later in the quarter, the liberty back in. giving them a little breathing room. the mystics up 5. then the shot clock winding down. beats with it a three. 11 pointsor her. the mystics win the third straight. the mystics actually won the last five of the last six gsoes certainly on duke's is the perfect companion for so many things. it makes a tomato taste more like a tomato.as it makes bacon t more like bacon. it's a unique flavor. the texture is incredible. duke's really adds integrity to our recipes.sm duke's is ooth and creamy. it has a lemony edge. it's not sweet. it tastes like real ingredients e because it's mwith real ingredis i don't think there's another mayonnaise that compares to duke's. >>> that's it for us the tonight show with jimmy fallon is up next. >> we' ready for the weekend. how about you? here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. y

and at the -- i also give -- my name is kristy.le across the hot ass parking lot." you know, those kind of things. but i do give one, like i've goy ye on you. and i think we have -- this summ i definitely know that have an upcoming tony and grammy award winner in it.y so this isgacy. >> seth: that's so, so exciting. >> thank you. >> seth: do you remember your early auditions? do you remember the first time you broke through and got a part on broadway? >> well, it wasn't on broadway, though. i wanted to be a ballerina. i don't know -- of course, there's a couplu of things, ow, i'm lacking. not like wally. but i have these short legs. and actually, they're long on my body.. doesn't matt it's too long to tell. [ laughter ] but i wanted to be a ballerina. and i audioned for "the nutcracker" at tulsa ballet theater. dn't get the role of the mice -- the mouse. now, think about that. because i didn't fit the costume. fo seth: you were too smal the mouse costume? >> i was. >> seth: oh, my god. el thanks. >> seth: i can'tve you stayed with

at the forefront of the forthcoming marketization kristie just institutions such as you all spoke paris or. have been authorized to introduce tuition fees these experiments are inconsequential for now but they are definitely aimed to prepare for a change in the system one day or another. is because the global picked wrong only resit its blood because of fog didn't wander. into africa. from says president and i'm glad i'm of image which don't deserve our that's where i come for in this percy i don't does the. because i'm to hold should boodles be so i'm going to i'm big business indeed. it or out of the shaft. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ashwood a german company developed thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything paul you know she said is just. a minute it's a little mind victims have to this day received n

kristi's in some would be also both denied selling any stolen artifacts and state they have no record of ever having dealt with the shakya family. back in. touch he says he doesn't fully blame museums or collectors i believe that not every museum or not every private collectors realize that their collections are some artifacts that they have been stolen you know because of because it's a very long process on how these artifacts are stolen and how to travel to different parts of the word but no matter who's responsible it's estimated that more than eighty percent of all the poles religious artifacts have been stolen and sold abroad. and to places around for generations. to ensure what remains of most done stays here in the demolition of your. cache is now training months in this village monastery to protect their gods there were several of them germans are there and we're trying to record all this metal statues clearest as shoes ritualized. the foremost importance is that we have a database that has a proper record of our belongings you know and secondly this is this is what help us tr

kristi's in some the bees also both deny selling any stolen artifacts and state they have no record of ever having dealt with the shakya family. back in. touch he says he doesn't fully blame museums or collectors i believe that not every museum or not every private collectors realize that their collections are some artifacts that they have been stolen you know because of because it's a very long process on how these artifacts are stolen and how to travel to different parts of the word but no matter who's responsible it's estimated that more than eighty percent of all the poles religious artifacts have been stolen and sold abroad. and to places around for generations. to ensure what remains of most done stays here on the demolition of your. cache is now training months in this village monastery to protect their gods there were several of them germans are there and we're trying to record all this metal statues clearest as choose the ritual item. the foremost importance is that we have a database that has a proper record of our belongings you know and secondly this is this is what help us

germany has to unesco world heritage sites combo kristie jewel made it onto the list after years of waiting and numerous attempts at the viking settlement to fade a bit and the medieval fortification of dana vaca have also gains unesco status. you guys that's an important aspect is that the tens of thousands of visitors that we get each year will now. come here with a different awareness and c.b.s. news knowing that this is an archaeological monumental with global significance and the thought of this from germany now has forty four world heritage sites elsewhere and europe's flames from a caliphate city medina has a harbor which is a fountain years old was also added along with the former industrial and residential complex of the whole event a company in france northern italy. that this song and dance celebration is underway in the capsule riga it's one of the largest festivals in europe tens of thousands of performing artists from across the country all taken pass around half a million visits his are expected to attend that's a quarter of last year's population they all sixty five differen

speakers include kristi coleman, ceo of the american civil war is him, and museum historian john koskicaroline jamie, purdue university professor, and james robertson, author of the book after the civil war: the heroes, soldiers, and civilians that changed america. watch the confederate icons conference on saturday morning, starting at 10 am, eastern, on american history tv, on c-span 3. >>> the house judiciary committee recently held a hearing on the supreme court decision. in that case, the high court ruled that states can charge sales tax on online purchases, for retailers without a physical presence in the state. the house judiciary committee heard testimony on how the ruling might affect businesses, and the role of congress in making laws and online sales taxes.

. >>> in tyrone, georgia, you will find among other things, kristi is on her weekly hunt for hidden treasure shelf. >> the vintage projector was a way to view her family's old slides. >> i looked at it and see family pictures. >> you were not expecting to find slides in there. >> not at all. >> when she looked at them, the slides started to tell a story. there were the girls. >> they seem to like each other. >> they are smiling in almost all the pictures. >> and the woman dress to thes. >> she looked so glamorous with the red gloves and shoes and i love these pictures. i feel like i know this family at this point. >> she believes they may have ailitar are pictured with white friends in an era of racial division. >>on together and taking pictures of one another. she posted the them on facebook and the post has been shared more than 1,000 times. >> i heard from people all over the world with this point. >> so far it points to the early 60s and it has one word. kansas. the smiling faces remain a myste mystery. >> i hope i get the family moment to hand them over. cbs news, tyrone, georgia. >> th

well kristie it is the. most. you could. do it a coup was. that. even though it is really not a very. well for school it's only about the looking. forward to one of the ninety one college. boys. you'll move on. actually as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm not so i guess and your theories on greece come back from the fight well street spot thank you for helping. on the story that's right if you looked at slavery. i want to sleep. as a little bit. closer. until you come to feel. the touch. of. the mast some full complement on. people as you know we that the speed in the. trees. mostly sincerest so that only the game but the kids. out of a sudden the man just stand and pull be there. i said i will enter it even if they would not be alarmed. if they will shoot we've. got all our money on million million indeed on the market now only menominee been thought to be shabby don't find it you mean one man that i've got a little kid like i'm in the country i used. to. come. that. clash with israeli soldiers in jerusale

woosh melissa armor from our new york studios plus we do crypto right today with two great guests kristie are from the tech trader fun and aretha kohn the crypto champion and c.e.o. and founder of the new himalaya capital exchange lots to get to but first we had a few as we trumpet administration is active yet again to place even more tariffs on chinese imports the total this time is a whopping two hundred billion dollars the goods that will be hit by the newest terrace will include things like fruits vegetables apparel and leather among other things the move represents an extreme escalation of the tariffs and many observers now wonder if the united states and china are on the brink of a fundamental quality of change from a long running quarrel to an all out soiled and sour relationship between the two largest economies on the planet china's response to the u.s. was notably firm but measured while declaring that they would take nessus. counter-measures china did not immediately hit back with their own tariffs experts say china has an array of responses other than tariffs that they could d

to be precautionary kristie very sensible advice well certainly while officials are trying to connect any pieces together and figure out what exactly is going on with all this novacek locals in those areas are indeed quite concerned ten year old sudden relief seconds away he plays out here with his friends very alarming we know which a major incident. to an area. if you just imagine this happening to you want to know is are you safety have to do anything is your family going to be say is it can't be if it's a skill a shame this latest case certainly takes this whole saga to a new level and we will be watching very closely exactly what it is that officials are able to understand about what it is that's going on here. they are from london sure will come in for the day. he explains next there are a lot more questions at the moment anyway than answers. so far it's all muddled baffling and downright bewildering no one not even the british press has any inkling or presumptions as to how this could have possibly happened a man and the woman one a registered heroin addict exposed to presumabl

. >> reporter: at this goodwill store in tyrone, georgia, you'll find, among other things, kristie baeumertly hunt for hidden treasure. >> i came through right here, and it was on this bottom shelf. >> reporter: the vintage projector she paid $15 for last month certainly wasn't that, but at least a way to view her family's old slides. >> i looked at it as soon as i got in the car, and i could see that there were some family pictures. >> reporter: so, you weren't expecting to find somebody else's slides in there. >> not at all. >> glor: when she looked at them, the slides started to tell the story. there were the girls. they seem to really like each other. >> they're smiling in all the pictures. i like that. >> reporter: and the woman dressed to the nines. >> she just looked so glamorous with her matching red shoes and red gloves. she has the handbag. i love these pictures, i feel like i know this family at this point. >> reporter: baeumert believes they may have been a military family. the children are often pictured with white friends during an era of racial division. >> maybe they were st

behalf of our ceo, welcome we want to welcome our friends from the world affair counsel haley and kristyof course, craig snyder thank you for coming here to eastern state. take us a very quick history of this building and a little bit about what we're doing here today eastern state pen built on farmland in philadelphia opened in 1929 when it was built with belief that people are good and look into their hearts this was the world first design to inspire weem

. >>> kristy in a role where she's animated than usual. "transylvania 3". >> i always thought i had a an may animated voice. i'm horrible at memorizing lines. it's great to read them. >> she made her debut out of -- sile selena returns as his daughter. i caught up with them and found out these two act more like siblings. >> oh my gosh, this is much fun. >> how do you like the stress free? >> one thing about selena, she loves to do yoga. >> he would be at home, his wife making a meal, watching "lord of the ring" cozy. >> i didn't know we were trying to win. >> you won. >> a summer vacation better than ever. it -- threatens the monster's very exist stance. >> i am captain erica, don't hold that against me. >> what we don't know is erica is erica van helzing. >> surprise. >> for christy social securitit. >> i can't wait. >>> coming up, want summer abs lij lo, j lo and brittany without the work? plus, star summer slim down mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so good, garry's speechless. so here is gabrielle union. you know i can't res

talk to-- >> kristi. um, the midterms.oing to have, you know, here on staten island we have hurricane sandy. >> right. >> we're gonna have a blue sandy, a blue wave. >> all right. i guess that sums it up. i'm gonna keep-- >> no, it doesn't. >> yes, it does. >> just (bleep) you. what about north korea? who's that with the-- >> kim jong-un. >> nuclear bombs, right? jim su-song. ( laughter ) wait. what's his name? >> kim jong-un. ( laughter ) >> i murder the english language! but i know what i'm trying to say. so, do you think we should be scared of him? >> no. no, we don't need to be afraid of crazy people. >> yeah. i'm a little afraid of the crazies. are you snowflakes? >> am i what? >> a snowflake. >> a snowflake? >> you know what that is, right? >> i have no idea what that is. i hope that means no. >> no, you are. you're a liberal. >> oh. >> you're a snowflake. >> i like snowflakes. >> so do i. so do i. i like being called a snowflake, right? so, we're snowflakes. that's right. we're all snowflakes. >> it was finally time

kristi that had a very hard time.oue being at her funeral and tina was holding this picture of brooke, just crying hysterically, two people had to carry her to the grave site. >> along with grief there was something else. >> how scarry was it to you that whoever did this was out there? >> very scary. i mean, because they'd taken something from you, what are the motivates for us. >> roan crow investigator tax with bringing brooke's skiller to justice smoke with her ex-husband clayton. >> were you getting any vibes from clayton? >> you know sometimes you read people and people throw off body language but he was like, what in the world's going on. >> despite the divorce those who new brooke best didn't think her ex-husband was a killer. >> clayton was a good person so i didn't think he'd be capable of doing something like that to brooke. >> more importantly, clayton's alibi checked out. investigators cleared him, if not the ex-husband, then who? who had brooke come in contact that weekend? investigators retraced brooke's

speakers include kristi coleman, ceo of the american civil war museum. and the museums historian john coffey. kevin walker, ceo of the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation, caroline jeannie purdue university professor, and james robertson officer -- author of the book after the war, the heroes, villains, so

my name is kristi and i am with senior disability action. san francisco is in a full blown housing crisis was skyrocketing the rent and evictions making it impossible for people to find, or hang onto affordable housing. rather than continuing to put our money into our failing police system, can we refund affordable -- fund affordable housing, childcare, senior, and stability programs, a living wage jobs and community services? it is one of the most coveted cities in the world and yet the rich are stealing our homes from the poor. we ask that you help the budget to include six new buildings, new homes for the poor, and programs to help the city to remember we are not a forgotten people. >> supervisor cohen: you are advocating on behalf of senior disability action? got it. next speaker. >> hello. >> supervisor cohen: hello, sir. >> i am speaking also, also working with the senior and disability action. >> supervisor cohen: can someone fix his mic? hold it for him. perfect. >> okay. is that better? >> yes. >> i wanted to say we are desperately

and the 100-pound blonde on his back is kristy kobart.stles and captures these violent beasts and here in south texas where the gator population is over a half million and growing, these fiercely territorial predators are invading parks and neighborhoods, turning the local kids and pets into very vulnerable prey. >> he's mad. he's hissing >> that's where kristy and her partner chris come in. >> it takes a lot of courage my mind says, to get back, it's dangerous. but the other job is, this is your job >> the way they get the gators just might surprise you. here's chris sneaking up on a gator with a regular old fishing rod. once he reels it in close to the surface, christy wrangles it with a lasso before wrapping its jaws shut with the signature pink tape. >> we're going to get the hook out of her and release her at our farm >> the goal? to capture and release in the natural preserve >> most of the guys go out to kill the alligators. so i got into it to beat the device out there and to take the animal alive. >> and she makes a decent chunk

brown returned to her patrol car and had this shocking debate with her colleague, fellow officer kristy debate to arrest or release sarah web hinging on the toss of a virtual coin. when you listen to the exchange earlier the coin lands on tails which they had agreed meant they released the driver they arrested her anyway when prosecutors say the body cam video they dismissed the charges immediately. >> all right. kayleigh hair kung we appreciate it. thank you we'll be right back. but first cnn's original series the history of comedy is back with an all new season. here is a preview. >> chemistry is the main special sauce in comedy team. >> there is one guy out of control and one guy trying to fake come down. >> the theme of sex in comedy is there is a huge flo chart and everything leads to section. >> sex was at a beau and those walls are torn down. >> everything i needed to learn about come difficulty learned watching warner brothers cartoons. >> you get so many chances to be funny in animation. writing, talentent, boom. >> we don't have a great moelgtsty rate we lose a lot. >> i feel

. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing persons. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her husband, brad, made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train. they combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods for this woman they'd grown to love since she and brad moved down from ca

. >>> this is "new day weekend" with kristi blackwell. >> over a week they are worried the meeting may

speakers include kristi coleman, ceo of the american civil war museum. and the museums historian john coffey. kevin walker, ceo of the shenandoah valley battlefield foundation, caroline jeannie purdue university professor, and james robertson officer -- author of the book after the war, the heroes, villains, soldiers, and civilians who changed america. watch the confederate's does make the confederate icon conference saturday morning on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> the house energy and commerce committee on medications for testimony recently dropped federal communications commission or's the ftc members answered questions about upgrades to 5g technology. and the presidents twitter criticism calling action by the fcc sad and unfair. connect the subcommittee communications and technology will come to order >> this panel will now come to order i would look to think our witnesses for being here i recognize myself five minutes for a comment. welcome to this hearing on oversight for federal communications commission. today's hearing marks the first tim

kristy snow was kissed once, her first kiss, her whole thing was moral outrage at everything, you know shouldn't do. >> laura: but it's just wild because it was -- if you are a certain age, you are not supposed to watch that show. those rules are out the window. what is your thought today about the quality of entertainment? we kind of joke that there is a lot of repetition. they are doing -- everything is being done over. "jurassic park" again, "willy wonka" -- >> "three's company reboot? >> i have an idea. >> the three of us? i'm so sorry, john is gone. that will be a wonderful reboot. he was absolute magic. >> laura: you guys made up -- >> months before he died. after i was fired, it became -- you are either with us and against her or with her and against us. >> laura: you wanted more money? >> i wanted to be paid what was commensurate to what the men were being paid. the men were being paid ten and 15 times more than me. i'm on the number one jar with the highest demographics of all women in primetime at that time. so i still feel right for asking for it. he never talk to me again.

problem but it's really all starts and ends with electricity with the surface is so good that india kristie and very important also put back in internets cutting internet makes people feel and we're back in the dark ages where back in saddam's time where any time you spoke out you your head would be pushed back on the descent so this is the main things i would say the iraqi communications ministry responded and their spokesperson told local media that work is under way to address the imbalance in the cable the power cable for internet specifically in the province of buffalo and they are and my son services are expected to return in the coming hours he says if you're watching from iraq you can read us on several platforms including whatsapp and telegram you can also use your hash tag jane it's great thanks there you're keeping an eye out for any responses we get there in the meantime rid of months over with us on skype from london a fellow it chatham house and always good to talk to your hyper haven't taken you away from the football will be perhaps tell me then about these protests because

. >> kristy, i wonder sometimes if people who are not supporters of president and oppose the trump agenda be hoping for the functionality of this white house? do you want the place functioning and operating smoothly or do you want to be a dysfunction mess? >> look, you need to have transparency. what we had was a scandal plagued administrator he was defying all that and the public deserves more. what we should hold from this administration is that they should be able to at least be transparent. the 18 investigations that scott pruitt was facing need to be finished sod that we can get the full look at the am of corruption that was happening at the epa. everyone at all sides of government, and all sides of the political spectrum can have a sense that the government is carrying out the mission that its supposed to, even if it's not responding to, you know, your political beliefs. >> right, but the question is this, pruitt's for example, the person coming out him, angela wheeler whose a lobbyist, and most no nor rus climate crank on capitol hill, i think it's fair to say. the ideas are like y

now, if there's going to be a subpoena that mueller and his team hand down to kristi in, davis, this woman, that has not yet happened. we got in touch with the lawyer who would be representi ining hf that happened. now, we do not know at this point why the special counsel, robert mueller, is interested in talking to thisle wo woman. certainly a really intriguing and unexpected twist in this robert mueller investigation. >> she also has a connection to roger stone, who was obviously at a time an adviser on the president's election campaign. >> that's right. at this point in time if we were to make an educated guess, that might be one reason why robert mueller and his team are interested in talking to kristin davis. the two have known each other for a long time. roger stone is actually the godfather to her child. davis actually did some work were roger stone including, i'm told, doing some clerical work including some work related to his websites. now, mueller, of course, as we all know, has been very interested in roger stone, and has also taken an interest in some of the aides that h