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shane: that is a good question. i suspect it will be a rude awakening but by the same token you could say everyone should know about this. we've been talking about it for months and months. the funny thing is every time trump does it, he says he is doing 50 billion and then when he did 34 there was a bit of a selloff. that's why i think we probably get a knee jerk sell off on the back of this depending how he phases it in. i suspect markets will then go on to the regular stuff. what profits are doing. what the economy is doing. if it is ok then the market probably resumes the upswing. but i am nervous. it is a tougher time of the year. september/october. this time of year we talk about anniversaries. anniversary of 87, anniversary of the 1997-98 asia emerging market issue. so these things are reminder this time of the year does have financial accidents and does have volatility. my feeling is markets will get over this thing until it impacts economic data but i am conscious. i do think this is going to be volatile ti

i think, shane, the november midterms, we keep raising the stakes. i feel like joe pesci in "my cousin vinny" what else do you want to pile onto this, midterms. but we're piling a lot on these midterms. >> for a long time it's all been about the midterms to be instructive about where it goes next. my god, could the stakes be any higher. i wonder if things like the woodward book and this op-ed clarify people's thinking. we are 60 days out from the elections we are entering into the sprinting -- sprint. so these things matter. >> i think that we shouldn't overestimate the number of people whose minds are up for grabs here. there are a lot of people who think that -- i'm not necessarily among them that we've been in 25th amendment territory for a long time. there are a lot of people who will listen to the president and say gutless "new york times" out to get him, fake news, don't believe it. so there's a very small segment of people who if they're going to be moved by this, they have already been pretty wobbly. >> what happens to everyone who watched th

>> shane. brian: just plain shane. [laughter] brian: just plain shane. where are you from? shane i am from raleigh, north : carolina. brian: what do you teach? shane i teach ap history and : also constitutional issues, studying everything from political theory all the way the current politics. brian: what does it mean to teach the "we the people" program? shane: the "we the people" program was created by the center for civic education, and it involves repairing students -- involves preparing students for simulated congressional hearings, the accommodating -- which is a culminating activity. that students participate in the center for civic education provides a national competition for the program. brian: what happens to a student after they have been through this? shane: well, they demonstrate an incredible level of civic engagement. they really feel like they understand >> they demonstrate they really feel like they really understand the way that -- they understand our system, its roots, the constitutional ideas, they have thought about the bill of rights, how you interpre

he graduated from sfsu in 2016. >> shane worked hard to accomplish his many goals. he wanted to make a difference with his research and knowledge, and i knew he would. >> no one has been arrested. >>> the raiders could be leaving oakland, even before their las vegas stadium is complete. the city of oakland may file a multimillion dollar antitrust lawsuit against the team. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has more on the possible lawsuit and the uncertainty of this season. katie? >> reporter: kristen, here at the coliseum the oakland a's brand themselves as rooted in oakland, but the raiders are far from it. and late this afternoon we reached out to the head coach, asked him about a potential lawsuit, and where the team will play this monday. >> i try not to listen too much to what's out there. i don't know what's true and what's not. but we're playing here monday night. that's all i know. >> reporter: monday may be the only certainty for the raider nation. as rumblings of a lawsuit and early termination of a lease loom over the coliseum. >> but we still owe's 90 mill

shane, welcome back to democracy now!k about what you wrote "american prison." >> i had gone undercover in a private prison and wanted to get a really close look at what life is like inside his corporate run prisons. and after that, i relies to really understand the role of profit in the american prison system, we had to go back. i learned that throughout american history, prisons have been run at a profit. earliest prisons in the 19th century work private prisons where labor was being contracted out to private companies. after slavery, the entire southern system was privatized. prisoners were essentially fulfilling the role of -- that slaves had field, working in coal mines, con fields. amy: people may not be familiar with this, not to mention citation prisons. >> there were people -- prisoners were essentially contracted and forced to pick cotton, whipped, torture, had to meet labor quotas. this was called convict leasing. this system was actually more deadly than slavery. every year between 16 and -- 16% and 25% of pri

shane, thank you very much.uestion we ask ourselves now is how much can the fbi get done in one week's time? joining me is maureen o'connell, along with jill winebanks. both of them are msnbc legal analysts. maureen, to that question, we have a one-week limit on that investigation. what can you accomplished during that time? what are investigators doing at this point? >> everything can be accomplished in this amount of time. the fbi has solved huge investigations in as little as 24 hours. what they're doing is known as a spin or a special inquiry, which is given numerous parameters to be met and it's narrowly focused as the information was given to us by the committee. they're going to be talking to everyone or attempting to talk to everyone. people have the right to say no or my statement that i gave to my attorney is my statement and i'm going to defer to my attorney. that's within their rights and we respect that. however, if there is any information at all that is negative or bares a bad light on judge kavan

shane: i found this story thinks a family visitor. i just happen to be working.t was the 11th of april. i remember it. 2016. about a year and a half ago. if i had walked by his headstone on the 10th of april, i would have been able to tell you he was a member of the 102nd machine gun battalion, 26th division, the yankee division. that's the unit that relieved the marines here in belleau wood. he died on the 20th of july 1918 . i couldn't have told you much more than that. but i can tell you a lot more and show you a photo of him now, thanks to the family visit. i happened to be here working, it was a weekend. two ladies and a man came up through the gate. in fact they came packing his story. she was the great niece and the great great niece, her daughter. what was interesting is they had kept his letters, diary, photos in the family. high-quality copies and kept his story a live. that family also sharing with me, perhaps his story would be lost. now i get to tell his story, a little bit about what he was thinking, feeling, what he was doing. we can always guessed

my name is shane heart. i'm the project manager for transbay.ur presentation today, we're going to discuss the background for block 4 and then the existing option terms and proposed option amendment terms. jeff white will then discuss the developers' development proposal for block 4. and then we have discuss how the developer proposal fits into the trance bay affordable housing program. lastly, we'll go over the next steps. >> this slide shows you the location of block 4. we also have been there, the location of parcel f. as you will see, parcel f and block 4 are related in this transaction. this is ann an an me an ameniti. it shows you the parks and retail. some background on block 4, the current zoning is for a 450-foot residential tower, 65 and 80-foot high podium and 50-foot high townhomes. the transbay redevelopment plan requires that 35% of all new residential units in the redevelopment plan area be affordable. many projects that are planned and under construction in transbay, contain less than the 35%. so block four is always planned at t

cornell belcher and shane harris, correspondent at the washington post. your newspaper is what launched this, took something that had been a rumor and hearsay and, obviously, the big question is, where is professor ford? >> that is a good question. i do not know. and i wasn't reporting on the story. but i think this moment of suspense we're now in, this hearing is set for monday. if she doesn't show up, does the hearing still go forward? does that wreck her credibility? if she gives a private interview, will that be sufficient for everyone? these are the terms that are being negotiated. but it seems to me that this whole new process that the senate now finds itself trying to work its way through -- and we're watching that improvisational tribunal aspect going on now. she holds all the cards and could probably dictate the terms of how she wants to do her appearance, she could do it privately, republicans have already said that. if the two of them show up on monday, the metaphor you use, radioactive dynamite, something we've never really quite seen. >> not

thank you. >> professor shane? thank you, professor mascott. >> thank you, chairman grassley, senator whitehouse and distinguished committee members. thank you for the opportunity to address you today. in this committee's consideration of any potential supreme court justice inevitably immerses you in profound constitutional issues. no issue before you now is more important than judge brett kavanaugh's approach to questions of presidential power and accountability. one straightforward constitutional principle framed any sound analysis of these questions. that principle is that no one, including the president, is above the law. my concern that judge kavanaugh both on and off the bench has crusaded for an extreme interpretation of the president's constitutional powers that could effectively undermine a president's accountability to law and to this congress. it is by no means the view historically associated with conservative constitutionalism. in the coming years, the supreme court may face a host of issues, testing t

shane: the goldstar pilgrimages, another great part of american history largely lost. , it doesn't getll of the play i think it deserves. the u.s. government gave the families of the fallen choices to bring their loved ones remains home. for those the chose to keep them overseas, they chose to come one'so visit their loved headstone and do some other things. they did some shopping trips and other things that were non-world war i and non-war related. that was over four different summers, 1930-1933. i don't know how many ultimately came to this site. 6933. just under women came over on 7000 the trip. interestingly enough men were , not eligible. they often called it goldstar mother pilgrimages. sometimes, widows as well. most of these guys never got a chance to marry. the superintendent at that point would have welcomed them and taken them around. if memory serves, it was a three-week voyage from door to withon a cruise liner tablecloths and all of that. it took a while to get here. weeksis where that three was not three weeks. they were careful to separate the groups out in a couple of

to a search warrant, beamis posted in a local facebook group asking for donations for her husband, shaneoodman, and his california fire department squad, saying they weren't getting the supplies they needed on the front lines of the fire. >> to have it all be fraudulent is just heartbreaking. >> reporter: authorities say shane goodman never existed. and that those donated items were resold online. abc news reached out for comment from beamis and has not heard back. >> we vet charities but we can't vet individuals so they can take advantage of people's generosity, particularly during times when emotions are running high. >> what i needed was money, what i received was love. >> thank you! >> thank you. >> reporter: despite these stories of people allegedly scamming the system, crowd sourcing websites have raised billions of dollars for good. >> thank you! >> thank you! >> reporter: and there are steps you can take to make sure that your money is going to the right place. the better business bureau recommends that you learn all you can about the charity or individual. do a reverse image sea

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"shane," you may have seen the movie. shane is the quintessential cowboy hero. he comes into the valley, who knows what his history is, doesn't even have a last name, he saves us from the powers of evil. and he sacrifices himself to loneliness as he leaves the valley again. his job is to use his weapons and commit the violence that will save us from the bad guys. really youngare a country, we don't have a big mythology to look back to. we don't have "beowulf." we don't have "king arthur." of europeanhistory americans moving into the west, so as a result our heroes, our who tell us heroes, who we are as a people, how we should conduct ourselves, what we should value. our euros are the mountain men, ,"e cowboys like "shane and a lot of my own writing is to shift that myth. we need a mythology. i'm not saying we should dump the cowboy myth. i want to shift it a little bit. i want to nudge it away from the darker side, the underbelly of that mythology, include the women, shows the heroism of ordinary people, and that is what i'm turned to do in my fiction. that i'mt

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since 2011 2011 politicians hae passed over 400 new laws in 33 states that shane pressure and punish women who decide to have an abortion. some of these laws to ban abortion as early as six weeks before a woman may even know that she is pregnant. others would require doctors to convey a false -- kind of abortion leads to breast cancer. the point of these restrictions is to make it difficult, costly and some cases impossible for women to obtain an abortion. as such these restrictions impede women's ability to participate equally in the social and economic rights of the nation and these restrictions are especially detrimental to young women,, women serving to make in meet, women of color, immigrant women, world women and women who already have children. in practice these restrictions mean that roe is merely a hollow promise and not a reality for many women. to be clear roe v. wade is not a decision invented by advocate judges. as part of a centuries worth of jurisprudence that protects an entire constellation of rights, rights relating to family, marriage, their haircut, contrn and per

shane watson, you may be familiar with her name. she created whatever the formal wording is but she was the architect that got the designation in the first place the reason that i was here at that time and i'm back, i'm the great niece of mona sergeant. mona sergeant was, of course, one of the owners and operators of paper doll as well as 440 or mona's place. so i'm just here to support the endeavor, creating the landmark designation and personally don't see why you wouldn't and if you have any questions for me, i can just say that aunt mona was an extraordinary person and i would love for the spirit of the business she created to be landmarked. things change and politics change and everything changes, but the property or where this business was located will always be there. thank you very much. >> commissioner wolfram: thank you. thank you for your comments. any other member of the public wish to speak? >> i'm representing the property owners, 525 union street, the partership. i've helped manage the property any whole life. third g

shane . gould was to go idea who the good is for those of us those are those are groups where usually you see when you're used to your good good good good good good to you was good on the board of the village school the boss of much of the. class for telling. me that. i. should. just quit too much. oh. push the buzzer for me of the muslim who puts it because that is something that you did with the. first. church. that. if the she looked at. her. and now crossing the threshold here if you can make it his fifth wife into space also now on board the international space. access for security very far from here for her for. her her her. her. her. her her. her. here everything is very different than back on they have to float rather than and it's not that easy to get used to they have to sleep standing up in a sleeping bag making sure to zip up so that they don't flail about gravity as a station you have to learn how to get along anyways there are too many threats here to waste time quarrelling. tha

all speculate who those allies are i mean what i mean i ruin your interference by the same guy scott shane in february it writes it quite open a new york times yes at the new york times a russian american interferences in the elections have not been morally equivalent and of the cold but of course i don't he was already out there that need to get a third of the because the americans always supported the democrats and tried to leave it the influence of authoritarian governments while the russians did the will push it and and they provide the statistics. if the u.s. intervened in eighty one elections well the white and russians together with the soviet period in just thirty six i mean can you imagine them seeking their culture waiting and you know what are their criteria and so there where there is good meddling and there is bad mettle and there is a good bit of that you see in the sprit ludes the star wars yes yes you know there is well there's a popular me that has been telling the young darth vader attic and don't dare attack i have the high ground that every time i hear a u.s. official s

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infernos earlier this year, ashley bemis posted on facebook, saying: "i received a text today from shanetty much a living hell out there." she appealed for supplies and generous people sent her blankets, food, air mattresses and more gifts worth $11,000. police say she later sold some of the gifts.an actual firefighter later found that her supposed husband, "shane goodman," did not exist.cops later raided bemis' home and confiscated gifts she had not yet sold. she allegedly has a long history of fabricating stories, particularly about being pregnant."she does have a history of doing these types of scams for at least the last 10 years," lt. mike peters of the orange county sheriff's department told inside edition. neighbors even threw her a baby shower with expensive gifts after she claimed her husband and other children had been killed in a car crash. once again, the baby bump was fake. shannon crowley says she knew bemis in high school."when she came to school and said that she was pregnant, there was a lot of played it up very, very well that enough people her a baby shower," she told

a low point in the senior editor and former chairman of multiple southern media group publications shane how was sentenced to four years in prison on what many observers said were trumped up extortion charges chunking a deputy editor and news director at the southern media group was forced to leave china just before season ping's ascension to power he has watched from the outside as the state's grip on media has tightened the war. torn homes are ever since the founding of the people's republic of china in one nine hundred forty nine there have been certain boundaries the media are not able to cross these include certain political topics i think minority rights national sovereignty the military and religious the political pressure placed on the southern media group as part of a systematic process to control the media in doing so the party seeks to control every aspect including its management the publishing of reports and even who journalists can interview pressure is not necessarily always placed on individuals but on the industry as a whole under this system no media group whether it's

. >> kyle shane shane didn't say much. president trump today attacked the nike deal again, he tweeted nike is getting absolutely killed with anger and boycotts. i wonder if they had any idea that it would be this way. there have been protests, and nike's shares did drop 3% yesterday, but rebounded by a half percent today. overall the company is up 28% this year. larry and ama? >> kristen, thank you so much. watch the full ad on abc7news.com. >>> other news today, san francisco's mayor announced an ambitious plan to clone up greenhouse gases. crews are installing a massive solar power system, they're up and running, the panels will make it the leading solar power producing building in the city. and a major shift toward new technology. >> proud to officially sign onto the sierra club's mayors for clean energy initiative. i'm joining more than 200 mayors across the nation chitted ommit achieving 100% renewable energy. >>> later this month governor brown will host a global climate action summit drawing -- around the world. >>

the actor is a contradicted sex evidencer hired by his long time friend is "the predator" director shane black. >> i reached out the olivia. i made a decision which was very bad. it was very important to me that she receive a proper apology. >> i heard from my publicist that he reached out. we haven't spoke. the support of my costars has been amazing. >> the idea that she felt vilified for speaking up for having a sexual offender on her hip is skeezy and nasty. you deserve to know who you are sharing space with. >> olivia's costar and "this is us" nominee sterling k. brown was joined by his wife ryan. she joked how sterling was inspired by their 7-year-old andrew for his butt kicking role. >> he channelled andrew. >> he's an angel. >> he is, but she's an avenging angel. >> sometimes you're doing something serious. sometimes something that's impactful and meaningful. this is meant to just be funny. >> i love the way ryan was looking at sterling. it's real. we hung out with her many times. she is the best. can't wait to see sterling at the em maines and this guy too. >>> john legend, he be

thank you. >> professor shane? thank you, professor mascott. >> thank you, chairman grassley, senator whitehouse and distinguished committee members. thank you for the opportunity to address you today. in this committee's consideration of any potential supreme court justice inevitably immerses you in profound constitutional issues. no issue before you now is more important than judge brett kavanaugh's approach to questions of presidential power and accountability. one straightforward constitutional principle framed any sound analysis of these questions. that principle is that no one, including the president, is above the law. my concern that judge kavanaugh both on and off the bench has crusaded for an extreme interpretation of the president's constitutional powers that could effectively undermine a president's accountability to law and to this congress. it is by no means the view historically associated with conservative constitutionalism. in the coming years, the supreme court may face a host of issues, testing t

to be distributed and so you know he seems to be distressed that with us was his designated black shane producer to go door to door for state delegate a proof of stake i should know because i'm involved in one of these things so so that's been up and running for a while what's the verdict so far i think it's fairly distributed as far as if you're looking at things like geography would be the example and delegate a proof of stake like are we representative of global regions but there are some issues and i don't think anybody would lie that in the voting there's probably some bloc producers who the community. you know who are kind of just backed by some wells and have a lot of votes and maybe aren't great i've heard that one of the bloc producers who's typically in the top five in standings is extremely slow and fairly technically behind the scenes some of that because early days a little bit of friction there pushback in terms of maybe some political shenanigans going on a bit but the idea is that if you have i think a twenty one block radius around the main group and then there's voting

i want to share one thing that shane points out in the article. the reach of their effort was impressive. 2,700 fake facebook accounts, 80,000 posts, many of them with elaborate images with catchy slogans and an eventual audience of 126 million americans on facebook alone. that was not far short of the 137 million people who would vote in the 2016 presidential election. for me, that is stunning. is the administration doing enough to prevent this type of a tack going forward? >> well, the administration's doing absolutely nothing. i mean, we've been at this for over two years. >> so have we. what do you mean? >> msnbc and i recall in july 2016 we were -- it was almost -- we were being called conspiracy theorists talking about this subject. >> we've been reporting about it talking about it. we're not in a position to prevent it. >> you're right. the administration from even then, before the election, the trump team and the republican party wanted nothing to do with this. mitch mcconnell himself did not want the u.s. intelligence community. john bren

. >> reporter: shane carson evacuated new bern along the coast ahead of florence. now 300 miles inland in black mountain, floodwaters forced him to leave again. >> it's a mess. i mean, i don't have a home now, it's gone. >> reporter: back in new bern where the water has receded, residents are facing new problems. >> that's the top half of a 1 1/2 story garage. i don't know where the rest of it is. >> reporter: lee bell also has to figure out what to do with a boat and that ended up in her driveway. >> don't know where the miss scarlet came from. it musp it must hait must somewhere and just washed in during the storm. >> reporter: farther south here in wilmington you can see the damage florence left behind. floodwaters are blocking every road in and out of the city. officials plan to airlift essentials in to people until tthe flood waters recede. doug knew he needed help after his car failed to make it through a flooded street. >> i feel all kinds of stupid for not seeing it but it is dark. >> reporter: more th >> report people hapeople have been rudes have been res

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gives interviews but rather is your case my father is overjoyed he's totally excited he's in touch shane he's sitting up in the theatre waiting for his guests and he feels deeply honored you know to stay at. the highlight of the caliber of the presentation of the medal of honor for entrepreneurs life's work by the head organization of the film industry in front of seven hundred guests. on our produce some two hundred sixty motion pictures since the one nine hundred forty s. among them were international successes like europa europa winner of the one thousand nine hundred two golden globe for best foreign language film and oscar nominee for best adapted screenplay it tells the true story of a jewish youngster who survived the war as a member of the hitler youth. i think it's or not and it's a gun that i think about the past day and night i'm tied to the past. those things every day i have to bring the victims back from oblivious that means giving them all face. as a polish jew he survived the nazi era on the run and in hiding. he made the holocaust and persecution of the jews of principle

but, shane, you know as well as i do that there'll be people watching saying that this is just a bighere in barbados. i think that we love rihanna, rihanna loves barbados. we recognise the immense talent she has and immense influence she has globally, and itjust makes sense. publicity stunt — i don't think so. in boxing, britain's anthonyjoshua has retained his three world heavyweight titles with a win over his russian opponent, alexander povetkin at london's wembley stadium. joshua knocked povetkin out in the seventh round, extending his unbeaten professional record to 22 fights. holly hamilton at the sport centre has more. anthonyjoshua has anthony joshua has indeed anthonyjoshua has indeed retained his heavyweight titles after the —— knocking out alexander povetkin defeating. forjoshua, that means 22 professional wins and boxing fans are now looking to whether a date can be set with wbc champion wilder for the undisputed heavyweight title. holly hamilton on antonyjoshua's victory. a reminder of our main news — lawyers for a woman who has accused the us supreme court nominee brett

well you know the thing about shane ok is what are you going to do about it. there's no doubt that there's a personal feelings of shame but what changes are you going to make a so for instance in germany right now. there is not written into church law zero tolerance for priests that sexually abused children it is not there and you have to completely trust the senior management that they're going to do the right thing and they don't have to do it under their law and if they break that zero tolerance it doesn't matter as this is the senior management that you're going to trust with handling this issue children are at risk they've covered up the sex crimes right now the pope is going to gather together in february and again there's a sense of urgency here why why wait so long and why is he waiting so i don't know why easy it would tell me that we hear that there are forces in the vatican that are trying to prevent any reforms and that the pope is maneuvering as best he can to reform without the whole project exploding is that this is a realistic that the widespre