geithner timothy geithner who you grew up in the same town they're over in larchmont balls played of flint park in larchmont i played on the baseball team the green demons i believe he was on the yellow submarines right actually i know you were on the yellowest i was actually also. i mean it's a great they don't like to admit they were the better team but when you're eight years old these things matter nevertheless i think ok this could be good news because maybe we will finally get some justice occupy wall street will finally get some justice because of course timothy geitner was at the new york fed overseeing the bailouts of all of these banks and helping out all his buddies and then became treasury secretary and got away with all his failure to disclose they i.r.s. all his stuff when he was working at one of those world bank or i.m.f. sort of things but it could be that like maybe we're going to get some justice it might be another twenty years or it could be bad news because like maybe this he's he's like a mafia sort of guy like edging out of the competition getting the competit

in stoking the prison industrial complex this is timothy geithner condemning an entire population to be preyed on by the worst kleptocrats we've ever seen in history to kill to beat them to subjugate them to imprison them but other than that this sounds like warburg purchases a good money maker well the fact is you know many activists who used to be in the occupy wall street movement are now looking for a universal basic income they think that the government should give everybody in the united states a thousand dollars a month or something like that so here's a guy who was at the front line he was at the new york fed during the time of the occupy wall street he saw occupy wall street therefore would have been only two blocks away he would have seen what their complaints were he would have seen what the issues are so hearing knows that ok they're looking for a universal basic income so are introducing a policy of universal basic debt so here every american is going to have a thousand dollar check from me and they're never going to escape that because no matter what they're not going t

timothy: i don't think so.hink russia has been very good about improving relations across the middle east. russian relations with israel are better than any point in their history. russia has good relations with countries as diverse as saudi arabia, where they have talked and cooperated on keeping oil price stable. they have good relations with iran, where they sell weapons and give technical advice. putin has been very adept at building relations in a very difficult region with countries as diverse as saudi arabia and iran. this is all helped by the u.s. pullback from the region. shery: enhancing the u.s. relation ship with russia is not welcomed by anybody, especially when it comes to a second meeting. republicanen to this strategist. >> i don't think we want any more meetings with donald trump and president putin. president trump has a good message on tax cuts, the economy, and jobs. any time one of these summits comes up, it distracts from that message. republicans want to talk about pocketbook issues. sher

geithner timothy geithner who you grew up in the same town they're over in larchmont that's right he we both played of flint park in larchmont i played on the baseball team the green demons i believe he was on the el submarines right actually i know you were in the yellow sun i was actually also. it's a great i like to admit they were the better team with us but when they're eight years old these things matter nevertheless i think ok this could be good news because maybe we will finally get some justice occupy wall street will finally get some justice because of course timothy geitner was at the new york fed overseeing the bailouts of all of these banks and helping out all his buddies and then became treasury secretary and got away with all his failure to disclose the i.r.s. all his stuff when he was working at one of those world bank or i.m.f. sort of things but it could be that like maybe we're going to get some justice it might be another twenty years or it could be bad news because like maybe this he's he's like a mafia sort of guy like edging out all the competition getting thei

because these are terms that timothy deary popularized satin siding has to do with the experience that is not preordained one of the pioneers of the psychiatry in the 60s so there aren't specific amplifiers of mental experience and so what you are looking for has a big bearing on what you get not always what you want but it is interesting to go back to the origin the first someone had the experience that all of us who have done psychedelics or will. >> that the doors of perception probably everybody they have a very eastern flavor for laundry that is intrinsic to the drug but they also do very eastern concept or is there a more christian view? or more jewish? >> there are more books to be read. >> so that's why the trip is important robert was a young chemist working for a big pharmaceutical company in switzerland and was working on drug development and as often happened he started with the fungus plants drug that is a fungus that infects grain and has been associated with outbreaks some people think the salem witch trials that the grade was infected that the behavior of the women coul

timothy, first to you, do you believe the new evidence is, in fact, from your book? thing to remember about emmett till case is not the crucifixion of a small black child in mississippi in 1955, but the resurrection that his mother and her allies in chicago were able to ring from this, this ongoing movement that they so transformed with their energy and courage and brilliance. and, you know, the virtue or lack thereof of caroline bryant seems a matter -- minor matter to a historian, but i understand people's interest in it. >> can you fill us in on the details, the circumstances of what led up to you getting this information, this new information? >> i got a call from a nice woman in raleigh, who said she liked my previous book and had given it to her mother-in-law and they'd like to have a coffee with me, and said you might know my mother-in-law, she's caroline bryant. i know she hadn't given an interview since 1955, no scholar, no journalist had been able to talk to her, so i did feel obliged to do so, and, of course, i just got sucked into the story. >> gloria, yo

but i do think the tendency is to blame timothy leary. he's conducted research at harvard in the early 60s and all the researchers i talked to i would say what happened? what killed the research and they would always say the same thing. it's too simple to blame timothy leary but then they would proceed to blame him with that proviso. so he did lose patients with science and this happens to people who study the stuff. they get so busy after that they lose patience and they think everybody needs to take these right now to fix our problems. the very common thing. i see some researchers today who know better than to say that they feel that. they really feel like our species needs this which is stunning to hear from very sober scientists, but anyway, let's say. reporter: never got involved with psychedelics or kept at harvard and follow the rules and didn't give it to undergraduates which is what happened, he didn't but his partner did. the roulette harvard was they could give it to graduate students but not to undergraduates that broke down.

. >> reporter: 62-year-old timothy captured on video berating a woman in an illinois park for wearing a t-shirt with a puerto rican flag on it. >> okay. yes, i am a citizen. >> are you a united states citizen? >> can you please get away from me? >> reporter: telling an officer. >> officer, i'm renting this area and he's asking me about a shirt i'm wearing. >> reporter: the officer failed to intervene. >> officer, i feel highly uncomfortable. can you please grab him? >> reporter: despite her pleas for help. >> he's not even grabbing him. >> reporter: that officer has resigned. puerto rico's governor saying he was appalled and shocked by the incident. puerto rico, a u.s. territory, its residents american citizens. >> can you plee step away from me, sir? >> reporter: mia, the woman in the video said she hopes it helps educate people about racism in america. ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >> now to some shocking new allegations being leveled again nfl star shawn mccoy, denying he attacked an ex-girlfriend who was allegedly injured in a home invasion at a property mccoy owns. nbc's gabe guti

timothy mcveigh, age 27. >> the shock around the country was huge.s an act of terrorism by one of our own citizens. >> a second man was charged today with blowing up the federal building. terry nichols, who has been in custody since just after the bombing. >> timothy mcveigh and terry nichols met in the army. mcveigh had fought in the first persian gulf war. >> he left the military very disillusioned. the one thing that sustained him was his reading about the radical far right and meeting like-minded people. >> timothy mcveigh's alleged plot to blow up the federal building took shape over the course of a secret year-long odyssey across america. >> mcveigh visited militia groups throughout the country. he went to the waco compound when it was under siege. on april 19th, two years to the date after the waco incident, oklahoma city was bombed. >> mr. president, there are tens, maybe more -- tens of thousands of men and women dressing up on weekends in military garb going off for training because they're upset about waco. despite what you say, we're talk

geithner obama's former treasury secretary timothy geitner. the guy who bailed out the banks a decade ago when the housing bubble burst but you don't want to get it. when you need someone. the poor over twice you know someone with experience that you're became president of warburg pincus and twenty thirteen just after they bought mirror finance for two hundred thirty four million dollars back then there were only fifty seven mariner finance branches in seven states today it now operates more than four hundred fifty branches in twenty two states so while only white and less we fight against a capitalist system that exploits the poor while inflating the rich. then maybe one day in stead of a person they are still our credit score will be the same number as this atari game system. reporting from outside america finance that only may kill that. there are your headlines from the future in one week you'll read that scott pruitt kept up at night by thought he could have killed one more polar bear. and in august you'll learn trump installs double deck

. >> reporter: 62-year-old timothy trybus captured on video berating a woman in an illinois park for wearing a t-shirt with a puerto rican flag on it. >> are you a citizen? citizen.i am a >> are you a united stes citizen? >> can you please get away from me? >> reporter: the woman telling a nearby police officer -- >> officer, i am renting this area, and he's harassing me about the t that i'm wearing. >> reporut the officer failing to intervene. >> officer, i feel highly uomfortable. can you please grab him? >> reporter: despite her pleas for help. >> as you can see, the police are not even -- he's not even grabbing him. >> reporter: that officer has resigned. puerto rico's governor pasaying he was aped and shocked by the incident. puerto rico, a u.s. territory. its sidents american citizens. >> can youlease step away from me, sir? >> reporter: mia, the woman in the video, says she hopes it helps educate people about racism in america. ron mott, nbc news, chicago. >>> now to some shocking new g allegations be leveled against nfl star lesean mccoy. the running back and pro bowler denyi

i don't know if you want specifically about post-1991 war, what you saw timothy mcveigh is what we all saw but i'm sure there's a lot more there that you could perhaps tell us about. >> and let me be clear from the outset about what i'm saying about veterans. this is not just veterans. the veterans that involves in this movement represent a tiny, tiny percentage of returning veterans. biting its middle and important group of people within the white power movement who do things like build paramilitary camps to train other people, distribute technologies of killing such that civilian toll of fact is as much which i that would be without them. however, the historical record does show us that throughout the ark of american history all these modern american history, the aftermath of warfare allies surges and groups like this. the klan has surged more consistent with the aftermath of warfare and it has become with anti-immigration, with populism and with any number of explanations, offered by historians. studies have shown that that surge of violence is not just veterans. so another data poi

timothy kenner attacked six children and three adults over the weekend. many were refugees. >>> president trump is expected to announce his supreme court nominee a week from today. it will need the backing of nearly all senate republicans to win confirmation. susan collins is among those voicing opposition to any nominee who would consider overturning roe v. wade. >>> we are tracking a 17 minute ride from marina bay parkway to 11. little. highway 4 over to the maze a little more than 20 minutes. and it's pretty backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza, 25 minutes from the maze into san francisco. the ride heading in and out of the city looks okay but we are starting to see slowdowns as you're approaching 280. there's the 280 extension, no one having trouble getting off the off ramps there. >>> good morning, everybody. waking up to some clouds out there, quite a change from the weekend. towards the east looking good, temperatures in the 50s this morning and up to 60 in san josi right now. we have a good marine layer, so that's good. the wind direction is com

and serves on the board of morgan stanley and as we mentioned last week former treasury secretary timothy geithner is now president of the private equity firm were bird pincus which owns mariner finance and installment lender that targets poor families with high interest loans i you know i have to expect to teach him i'm expected to around the holidays just grabbing fistfuls of cash out of the salvation army bucket and then just running away as he cackles like warren. former white house spokesman jay carney says he worried he's worried about the country's credibility under trump but that high sense of credibility seemed a little blunted when he joined amazon as senior vice president and marge twenty fifteen he joined a company that is the appear to be treating their workers like piles of dogs that are then run over by a truck and then the truck crashes. morag so there's just jad bodies and dogs everywhere and then jeff bezos walks like welcome to your new home. and carneys job was to publicly attack anyone who said amazon treated their workers like dogs but brad my favorite is obama's sec

like like attorney schlossberg in new york, timothy in illinois, we find aagreesors and perpetrators that don't represent our values . as a nation of immigrants, the problem we have is that these individuals have seen our leaders in elected office participate in hateful and intolerant acts with hateful and intolerant words. whether in new york city, los angeles, or cook county, we have seen naked racism and blatant bigotry. to these biggists, i say this -- [speaking spanish] that translates into -- the united states is for all of us, regardless of the color of our skin, the god that we pray to, or the language we speak. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. lumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you, mr. speaker. sometimes it's just hard to keep track of the daily outrages. if the president is not just insulting but attacking allies like canada, national security grounds, a tariff war, they're reckless and inaccurate attacks on nato and our allies, the bedrock of stability in euro

amy: timothy mcveigh served in the gulf war. >> yes.you move on, i wanted to ask you about an interesting chapter, mercenaries. that's about white supremacy and u.s. invnvolvement in latin america, particularly central america in places like nicaragua. >> one of the things that happened as people returned from the war, some people choose to continue to use the skills they learned for combat in other areas. there is a movement of mercenary soldiers to southern africa, to nicaragua and el salvador, occasionally honduras to serve to undergird u.s. foreign policy. for the white power movement, they helped people try out anti-democratic warfare before they brought it home to the united states. it's corrupted to the historical record. they are thought about is usually armchair warriors going off to do cultural battle. we see a lot of people think --ut social of fortune soldier of fortune magazine as harmless. for a lot of people, this was a real thing, real combat and it should be treated with a real body cam. amy: oliver north is now preside

lenders the story raised some eyebrows here in washington because former obama treasury secretary timothy geitner who i know from experience was not the foremost champion of holding wall street accountable for the two thousand and eight debacle is now president and managing director at warburg pincus the company owns and manages mariner finance which mails checks with fine print hiding interest rates as high as get this three hundred five percent that's reportedly legal in at least one us state that's mississippi by the way the predatory so-called consumer installment loan sector is growing and part due to attempts to evade new restrictions on payday lenders according to the national consumer law center or n c l c two thousand and fifteen report the n c l c said five states have no limits on rates for these lows loans while another six states merely say that rates cannot be quote unquote unconscionable folks three hundred five percent is unconscionable and a disgrace and warburg pincus spokesperson defended the profit profitable practice saying it quote fills a social need lets hope a for

host: timothy is next. there is a program called the angel program. opiate addicts can go into any police station and a volunteer will help you get into treatment. , in maryland, do you have any thing similar, this is affecting all states. through the national governors association we share best practices every day. in maryland, from the northeast, a concept called safe stations. anne arundel county you can walk into any police station 24 hours a day that program is spreading to other counties. we a similar program today. >> has that been supported by taxpayer dollars? , it has come up with county, state, and federal dollars are supporting those efforts. sandra joining us. thank you for calling. i was calling because i am a pain patient. i'm all for helping people addicted to drugs. r.i.m a marine corps veteran. i am disabled. the v.a. cut me off of any 2016 after iril had been on them for 12 years. the pendulum has swung the other way. dying from not getting pain medicine. i am barely holding on. a friend of mine has cancer in her liver. she had surg

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el agresor timothy que enfrenta dos cargo de delito de odio grave, ignoraba que puerto rico desde 1917arÍa. >> el incidente es grave pero para otros mÁs alarmante que los llamados de ayuda de la joven fueron ignorados por el policÍa patrick que presenciÓ el incidente, ayer el oficial renuncio. un policÍa blanco no tuvo, tuvo el descaro de no atenderla a ella cuando vieron que amenazada. >> piden que como castigo no reciba su pensiÓn a la hora de jubilarse. >> despuÉs de vivir esto, dice que ella cree en el paredÓn y que no permitirÁ que esta mala experiencia marque su vida o futuro, lori montenegro telemundo. >> mike pence llegÓ hoy a mÉxico con la difÍcil misiÓn de intentar reparar una relaciÓn prente ada por la dura retÓrica obrador quien ltregÓ una carta para trump con una propuesta que conseguir ese objetivo, durante la reuniÓn un grupo de reciente deportados y activistas protestÓ contra lo polÍtica de migraciÓn de trump. >> una inmigrante mexicana funÓo su "sueÑo americano" en las locomotoras adela ortega llegÓ de niÑa a estados unidos, supeÓo la barrera del idioma y la discrimina

>> reporter: instead, mia was confronted at a chicago park last month by 62-year-old timothy tribus about her puerto rico flag shirt. >> you should not be wearing that in the united states of america. >> okay. >> are you a citizen? >> yes. >> are you a united states citizen? >> reporter: mia is a citizen and talking publicly for the first time about the incident and the officer would seemed to ignore her pleas for help. >> i realized at that moment i was really being treated like the minority and if i would have decided to perform any type of action in self-defense, i probably would have been the one to get criminalized. >> can you please get away from me? >> reporter:tribus was charged with two hate crimes. >> reporter: the officer quit his job after mia's video went viral. >> he was very remorseful and he just, you know, considered it being a really unfortunate incident. >> as you san see, the police are not even -- he's not even grabbing him. >> reporter: at one point, the officer could be seen with his hands inside his vest, looking the other way, but mia remained calm. >> i asked the

pace is to say officer i don't need to but i can up officer to somebody needs to be good at this timothy not of the house and state is supposed to fit the defense's position as a couple a good thing to see this to host the b.b.c.'s even if his but a man implicitly to could be seen to put on almost all of them only a place to build up some of the plot a quarter. french president emanuel micron's is on an official trip to weston's. is accompanied by forty french businessmen each with an interest in the greek privatization program. today they'll have the opportunity to directly question prime minister alexis to press. among them as sean louis shows the sewage c.e.o. is company has its eye on greece's water companies. and any pot of hell of. a lot from us you guys you've got to get my because. i've been this is. a bit more you know the lip brought out. the fabulous you know. if you look piece of. it was i must ask. you you know what. you get what you sent. me so you don't know don't stop it you know. it's. going to. the country is now obliged to transfer all state owned assets to the super f

last year, timothy tyson's book "the blood of emmett till" had this revelation: carolyn bryant admitted she lied about her interaction with emmet till, saying the teenager never "grabbed her around the waist or uttered obscenities" as she had testified at trial. bryant added, "nothing that boy did could ever justify what happened to him." tyson spoke with jeffrey brown about this revelation last year: >> iertainly never thought s was telling the truth at trial. she's been in hiding almost for all these 60-somyears. it was her husband who did the killing and her brother-in-law. it's not clear what role she had inhat. >> brangham: in a letter to congress, the department of justice said it was reopeningin thstigation into till's murder "based on the discovery of new information," but it didn't specify what that information was, or who might be the subject of their inquiry. both of the admitted killers have since died. joining me now is democraticna r doug jones of alabama. in his earlier life, jones successfully prosecuted another famous decades-old civil rights case. he convicted two memb

say off surface i don't need to eat but i've been a professor to somebody needs to be good at this timothy not of the house and the state is supposed to be given strict if he has a couple a day steam it's just a host he b.b.c.'s even if his but a man implicitly to could be seen to put on all sort of the name on a place to put up some other thought a quarter. french president emanuel micron's is on an official trip to westerns. is accompanied by forty french businessmen each with an interest in the greek privatization program. today they'll have the opportunity to directly question prime minister alexis to press. among them as. the sewage c.e.o. is company has its own greece's water companies. any part of. my because. this is. where you. must go you know. if you are to each of. those i must. be is that. you really have. to be careful that. you know. if you. have to get into. the country is now obliged to transfer all state owned assets to the super fund. the new anonymous company with a life expectancy of ninety nine years this management board will also consist of representatives of lend u

in a video post on social media, the man identified as 62-year-old timothy trybus can be seen confronts woman in chicago at a forest reserve last month. he's already been charged with assault and disorderly conduct. >>> "the st. louis-post dispatch" says a jury awarded $500 million in compensatory damages and $4 billion to women and their families in a case over talcum powder. it caused cancer in women who used the product for years. the company says it's confident it doesn't contain asbestos and won't cause cancer. >>> "variety" says actress sandra oh will be nominated for an emmy as a lead actress. she was nominated in the bbc american thriller "killing eve." she had been nominated five times for supporting actress for grac "grey's anatomy." she never won an emmy. >>> still ahead, the latest hitch for a merger deal. the federal government is not giving up its fight against the at&t and time warner deal. made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. (vo) imagine a visibly healthin 28 days. purina one. natural ingredients,

timothy o'brien, thanks for being here. >>> and breaking news. looking live right now at the senate floor where a vote is underway on a resolution, non-binding resolution to take a firm stand of handing over america's diplomats officials and members of the armed forces to be question ds ed by russia. this is a purely symbolic non-binding vote. we also want to remind you within the hour we are going to hear directly from the director of national intelligence, dan coats, for the first time since the helsinki summit. you remember he issued that strongly worded statement in response to the president where he said once again that russia is still meddling and that it is pervasive. he will speak with andrea mitchell 3:30 eastern here on msnbc. tune in. and facebook's ceo mark zwluk s zuckerberg is facing backlash, this time for defending the rights of holocaust deniers on his billion billion dollar social media platform. here is what he told kara swisher. >> i'm jewish. and there's a set of people who deny that the holocaust happened. >> yes, there's a

>> reporter: this was news to 62-year-old timothy trybus. >> is she an american citizen? >> reporter: she repeatedly asked officer patrick connor a few feet away for help. >> officer, officer, i feel highly uncomfortable? can you please grab him? please, officer? >> reporter: but connor stands aside and walks away. he's now been assigned to desk duty. fore forest reserve officials say they're outraged. >> what does the officer who's now on desk duty say about his response? >> it's under investigation and we don't have a statement to offer. >> reporter: on the video connor tells irazarry tells her he didn't think she was in danger. but after other officers arrived at the scene, trybus was arrest and charged with assault and disorderly conduct. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," archaeologists are working to unearth and understand a new part of ancient city of pompeii which wasinca 2 progress," workplace ghosting, when employees or potential hires disappear. we'll see how it's a growing problem for employees. that's the "cbs morning news"

timothy is next. hello. we have a program, the angel program. you can walk into any michigan state police station and a volunteer will help you get into treatment. i was wondering in maryland, do you have similar programs available? you for your question. we do. the one thing that is unique about this crisis, this crisis is affecting all states. through the national governors association we share best practices every day. in maryland, from the northeast, a concept called safe stations. anne arundel county you can walk into any police station 24 hours as a walk-in to receive crisis services. we do have a similar program. is that supported by taxpayer dollars? guest: it has. county, state and federal dollars supporting those efforts. sandra joining us. thank you for calling. i was calling because i am a pain patient. i'm all for helping people addicted to drugs. r.i.m a marine corps veteran. i am disabled. the v.a. cut me off of any 2016 after iril had been on them for 12 years. the pendulum has swung the other way. dying from not getting pain med

tickle pace is to say office i don't need to but i've been a professor to somebody needs to pick it up timothy none of us understate is supposed to fit the defense's position as a couple a good thing it's just this the host be it b.c.'s even if she's got a man implicitly to call b.c. to put them on also all of them you want to push to build up some of the thought it boredom. french president emanuel micron's is on an official trip to weston's. is accompanied by forty french businessmen each with an interest in the greek privatization program and yeah. today they'll have the opportunity to directly question prime minister alexis to press. among them as shown louise shows the sewage c.e.o. is company has its eye on greece's water companies. have any part of tell us that all. of us you guys you've got the become i because. i've been this is. a good time now look you know if you look at it overall how do you. put a fabulous you know. he did. say it was a must. be is that. if you know what it. was that. just got me i don't know don't stop it you know. it's. tough to get into. the country is now obl

and serves on the board of morgan stanley and as we mentioned last week former treasury secretary timothy geithner is now president of the private equity firm were bird pincus which owns mariner finance and installment lender that targets poor families with high interest loans i you know i have to expect to see tim have inspectors it around the holidays just grabbing fistfuls of cash out of the salvation army bucket and then just running away as he cackles like warren. former white house spokesman jay carney says he worried he's worried about the country's credibility under trump but that high sense of credibility seemed a little blunted when he joined amazon as senior vice president and marge twenty fifteen he joined a company that is the appear to be of treating their workers like piles of dogs that are then run over by a truck and then the truck crashes into more ago so there's just dead bodies and die. everywhere and then jeff bezos walks like welcome to your new home. and carneys job was to publicly attack anyone who said amazon treated their workers like dogs but brad my favorite is

anne's episcopal church where newspaper reporter turned reverend timothy mueller said thoughts and prayersndreds lined the city's pier to remember the five "capital gazette" employees killed in that targeted attack while a tribute played out at camden yards with the crowd holding a moment of silence. the paper issued this open letter thanking well wishers writing in part, quote, we will never be the same as we were now that rebecca, wendy, john, gerrold, and rob are gone. >>> rescue teams in thailand continuing their desperate search for 12 missing boys and their soccer coach who disappeared inside a flooded underground cave over a week on signs of month degrees a team of s.e.a.l. divers waded through the murky waters to a passageway that could lead them to where the boys may have taken shelter. parents continue to keep up their long vigil at the mouth of the cave and pope francis has said he is also praying for them. with a break in the rain easing flooding, rescue efforts have picked up again. officials say there still hasn't been any contact with the missing teen. >>> as many of us hit

every everyone is believed busy with their own things so it's not have not easy to have that much of timothy's to meet as the hub concept has many benefits even competitors what knows but there are unspoken rules . as long as these competence don't try to head over employers. the hub opened a year ago and now some one thousand people work here all eight floors are almost completely occupied but will global leaders necessarily follow. as. we need more courage if we're going to catch up here in germany we need to be more ambitious but most of all we need more capital. several million euros were invested in the hub and it's already turning a profit but it hasn't yet made headlines with a big shift in tech idea. the financial crisis of two thousand and eight had another side effect the bankers uniform the suit and tie combination has fallen into disrepute that's why startup entrepreneurs the whole tech world actually has given up on it it seems that jeans and t. shirts have become a code for modesty and morals that but as our following example shows dropping the classic business dress code is not

anne's episcopal church where newspaper reporter turned reverend timothy mueller said thoughts and prayers city's pier to remember the five "capital gazette" employees who were killed in that targeted attack while a tribute played out in camden yards with a crowd holding a moment of silence. the paper writing in part, we will never be the same as we were now that rebecca, john, gerald, and rob are gone. someday we hope to be as good again. >>> john melendez, stuttering john from the howard stern show, says he was connected to president trump aboard air force one after pretending to be new jersey senator bob menendez's assistant. >> i go to the guys that i'm bob menendez's assistant. they didn't ask me one question. >> in an audio recording between two men the person who menendez says is trump discusses his views on immigration. the white house has not commented on that call. >>> in over 700 cities from coast to coast, people were taking to the streets to protest the separation of migrant children from their parents at the southern border. thousands of people participated in families belong

. >> reporter: in his book timothy tyson revealed carolyn bryant, who testified that emmett whistledher, admitted it was a lie. >> she said that nothing that boy did could ever justify what happened to him. >> reporter: bryant's husband and brother-in-law were charged and acquitted in 1955 by an all-white later they confessed to a reporter knowing they couldn't be retried. both are now dead. c emmet'sousin who was with him the night he was kidnapped told me last yea the family wanted the case reopened. >>> can you forgive? >> oh, yeah, i can't a tord to hate. hate destroys a hater. i can't carry that. es reporter: regar of whether charges are ever filed, the new investigation means emmett till has not been forgotten. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. nd told... (harmonica interrupts) ...and told people about geico... (harmonica interrupts) how they could save 15% or more by...mo (harnica interrupts) ...by just calling or going online to geico.com. (harmonica interrupts) (sighs and chuckles) sorry, are you gonna... (harmonica interrupts) everytime. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15%

>> reporter: 62-year-old timothy trybus has a court date tomorrow. a police officer who was seen ignoring the woman's plea for help resigned yesterday. paul manafort was transferred today to the alexandria detention center in virginia. and they released this mugshot. manafort is awaiting trial on federal charges including tax and bank fraud and obstruction of justice. the term "bear market" took on a whole new meaning today. thousands lined up at build-a- bear workshops across the country to take advantage of the one-day, pay-your-age sale. demand was so overwhelming, the company had to turn away customers, it says over safety concerns. up next, police officers in the groove. good story. stick around. we're back after this. we're back after this. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by liberty mutual insurance. only pay for what you need. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen

lenders the story raised some eyebrows here in washington because former obama treasury secretary timothy geitner who i know from experience was not the foremost champion of holding wall street accountable for the two thousand and eight debacle is now president and managing director at warburg pincus the company owns and manages mariner finance which mails checks with fine print hiding interest rates as high as get this three hundred five percent that's reportedly legal in at least one us state that's mississippi by the way the predatory so-called consumer installment loan sector is growing in part due to attempts to evade new restrictions on payday lenders according to the national consumer law center or n c l c two thousand and fifteen report the n c l c said five states have no limits on rates for these lows loans while another six states merely say that rates cannot be quote unquote unconscionable folks three hundred five percent is unconscionable and a disgrace and warburg pincus spokesperson defended the profit profitable practice saying it quote fills a social need lets hope a form