brock. dr. brock is an associate professor at georgia tech university. he's an interdisciplinary scholar with an m.a. in english and rhetoric from carnegie mellon university. and a ph.d. in library in international science at the university of illinois urbana-champaign. it includes video games and black women and web logs whiteness, blackness and digital technoculture as well as groundbreaking research on black twitter. his article from twitter as cultural conversation challenge social science and social -- in which you see a by normalizing whiteness and othering everything else. it sparks a conversation that continues as twitter in particular continues to evolve. so thank you to my panelists for being here today. i'd love to start with an icebreaker question. let's start light before we go deep. i'd love for each of you to say what is is one digital source of joy for you. everybody is looking at andre. i'll start and say that -- i think you've said this in your talk. dr. brock gave a wonderful keynote address at ica this week. sources of joy online are

sam brock joins us from the civic center plaza with all the details. as it's happening tonight, sam? >> reporter: the president didn't just say that he was disappointed. he says he's monitoring the censorship, and clearly these are highly-charged political times. there were a lot of people out here, so concerns for public safety, and it was peaceful and provocative on the power of social media. >> all this anti-semitism, all this, this and that. why don't they ban your free speech, huh? >> reporter: conservative speakers gathered at san francisco's city hall. a local man, thomas canaday helped organize. >> they banned a number of people, including laura loomer, who is one of our speakers today. >> reporter: laura loomer didn't end up attending. >> dangerous to how they feel, meaning anti-conservative. >> reporter: but plenty of people spoke to similar concerns. >> you need both sides for debate. you cannot just scrape stuff off the internet. >> reporter: all the major social media companies have said the kind of speech in question violates their terms

scott budm sam brock joins us with how it would work. >> reporter: it is the coit tower and four other attractions that it would affect. it is non-san francisco residents who are adults, that's the primary demographic, and the pricing can change depending on the weather, the time of day or the time of year. for a family of four who wanted to visit the conservatory, what did cost $36 could go all the way up to $54, which is a fragrance that did not smell good to everyone. bright colors and fascination fill the air. >> i go to gardens wherever i visit, and i came in just because i like the feeling of it. >> reporter: not all visitors like the feeling, though, of finding out a $9 standard admission could rise or fall with the season. >> well, i don't think it's good thing that they're doing. i mean, when the sun's out, price is one, when the sun's not out and spring another thing. that's wrong. it should be one price every day. >> reporter: a park proposal would affect non-san francisco residents, 18-65 at four locations. the conservatory, the japanese teagarden, botanical garden and coit

. >> i meet bruce brock at the museum.w history buff, he and dave hawkins went way back. >> i was proud to be his friend. he was a good businessman, he was a good father, a good husband, a great neighbor, and a good community guy. >> i understand coin collecting and car collecting, but tractors, bruce -- tractors? what was he thinking? >> these are a representation of the past that farmers and farm families and farm relations really enjoy looking at because it brings back memories. >> tractors are part of iowa's history. in 1892, john froelich invented the practical gas-powered tractor in a tiny village about 300 miles east of here. the mechanization of farming helps america become an agricultural giant. >> alex, are you in here? >> there he is. >> and even though none of dave's four children tills the soil like he did, he does share his passion for tractors with his grandson, alex. >> i can remember as young as 3 or 4 years old, riding in the combine with my grandpa and taking naps on the floor, and if we weren't doing th

nbc bay area sam brock is in san francisco where speaker pelosi is in town and she has plenty to say today, sam. >> she had plenty to say, raj, but she did not sound like someone who was about to launch impeachment proceedings. she thanked robert mueller for his invaluable contributions and kept saying that democrats need to build an iron clad case through the investigation and litigation. in the meantime, the pressure from her base is building. >> today so much to talk about. >> let's start with robert mueller's statement this morning. >>oui planned on her agenda. >> we did not make atid commit >> special counsel robert mueller's comments contradicting attorney general's summary of his report and igniting a firestorm of questions. >> the presentation of facts. >> about how speaker pelosi would respond. this afternoon she told reporters the investigatory process is ongoing. >> you don't bring an indictment and you don't bring an impeachment until you have all of the facts and the strongest possible case. >> i think pelosi has her eye on the long game. >> the research fellow for the r

nbc bay area's sam brock reports on this years-long fight that could be resolved tonight. >> there is no way that we can keep the smoke out. >> reporter: jessica samples has hooked up her hayes valley apartments with carbon filters, air quality monitors. >> one of the filters is here. >> reporter: and machines. all in the hopes she says of combatting the smoke blowing if fro across the street. >> because i have small children, invested over $7,000 over the last few years in order to make sure that the inside of and documented smoke emission that he says has been coming from the brazilian restaurant for almost a decade. >> bring this to a conclusion and stop the smoke, odor, and particulate matter from entering our homes and common areas of our building. >> reporter: you believe you've been a good neighbor here. >> we've tried. yes. it's been 15 years that we're here and we've done our very best to bring nothing but improvements to the area. >> reporter: espetus' general manager says air quality inspectors have come more than 200 times and found no actionable violation. the issue as th

gallery a picture by the great brock must. have actually been partially painted over off to his death so why was the painting changed in the background of the painting is now paring the figure of cupid there are a number of theories emerging as to why this happened and it seems femina must be looked at in a new light. for the coast three hundred years this is how we have known goal reading a letter and window with a paywall a long ass question of what the young woman is raging now has an answer i love letter as suggested by the presence of the roman god of laughter cupid he was painted by for me at that covered up by someone else following his death. and echoing best the discovery of the cupid which was painted by vermeer and then painted over by someone else tells us it was for me as intention that cupid be part of the painting and it this of course fundamentally changes what we know about for me or so we have to rewrite the way we understand his work. some it was more colorful and playful than previously thought the eyes of

brock and me. my. mother. the book sinful rhythms can tell by the charge. that i know the evil feeling that you feel when you think. jocasta is a massive car bomb stop. no one is more popular than jesus or the religious more hours preachers or subversive . battling with some of the more good potential by placing a warning label on music products. rock and religion but a clash that brings any parallels to. one of the 2 really so good reconcilable of. god the devil and rock n roll. in june 17th on g w. the. e.u. heads of government are meeting in brussels to negotiate that picks for the e.u.'s top jobs following last week's parliamentary elections the heads of major institutions must now be replaced including european commission president. the leaders of france and germany archibald's over.

that there is enough food for the gray whales. >> reporter: less ice means less food. >> that's sam brock reporting from pacifica. >>> one of the world premiere cycling events blazed through the bay area. some complained the amgen tour of california is treating women unfairly. a french woman won the day. but it will be three days instead of seven. serena brennan says that's not fair. brennan campaigned for equality when it came to the female surfers at mavericks. >> i think that they should provide the same number of racing days for women as they do currently for men. >> well, the amgen tour responded by saying although the races are different in length, men and women get paid the same and each will get a new lexus. the men's race now moves to laguna. >> it is beautiful to watch all the cyclists. we have this 12-day tour of california. the next couple days weather will be a part of that. also a lot of little league games this week. >> it's going to be impacted, the amgen tour the next several days. we'll see rain off and on. they'll have to manage around that. who knows, race times may be

reporting live from san anselmo, sam brock, nbc news. >>> he wanted to get his hands-on sweet cash. one bakery bandit ended up in cuffs. he broke into emily's cakes in redwood city. surveillance camera caught him breaking into the cash register and taking money. they recognized him from another recent burglary. officers arrested him at his home yesterday and found evidence linking him to the burglary. >>> a debate over a proposed mosque is dividing a south bay city. some say it would be too big, others say it's what they need. santa clara county commission is meeting to end the debate. after we find robert handa. it's been a big fight for years now. >> reporter: actually the proposal to build an islamic center in san martin started about ten years ago. it was threatened by a lawsuit. it's back bfr county officials and a packed house. emotions on both sides have not faded. >> the community has grown and we need more room. >> this is the 1,000 square foot that they have used for the past 18 years. the south valley islamic center. a converted barn that offers intimacy, but not much roo

it's like a little baby brock economy. when you buy it make sure it's light purple color and green. the stems nice and green. and just like asparagus, when you seat stems, cut off the very, very bottom and it can be very rough and hard there. that, you don't want. right from the bottom it's nice and tender, so use the whole thing. when you bring them home, in your refrigerator right away and store it for a few days. by the way, baby broccoli just like broccoli is a super food loaded with nutritional value. i'm tony tantillo. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> coming up at 5:00, it's the next wave of wireless technology. you may have seen the icon on your smartphone, everything you need to know were 5g. >> that will do it for us on kpix 5 at noon. have a wonderful almost weather there. >> bye. ♪ >> wyatt: what -- wow. what is -- what's all this? >> liam: um, well, my luggage sun. uh, a few 2015s for you. and, uh, i got sally this -- this scarf from the champs-elysées. uh, where is she? >> wyatt: uh, shouldn't you be home showering hope with gifts though, too, or...? >> liam:

brock. dr. brock is an associate professor at georgia tech university. he's an interdisciplinary scholar with an m.a. in english and rhetoric from carnegie mellon university. and a ph.d. in library in international science at the university of illinois urbana-champaign. it includes video games and black women and web logs whiteness, blackness and digital technoculture as well as groundbreaking research on black twitter. his article from twitter as cultural conversation challenge social science and social -- in which you see a by normalizing whiteness and othering everything else. it sparks a conversation that continues as twitter in particular continues to evolve. >>> so thank you to my panelists for being here today. i'd love to start with an i icebreaker question. let's start light before we go deep. i'd love for each of you to say what is is one digital source of joy for you. >>. >> everybody is looking at andre. i'll start and say that -- i think you've said this in your talk. dr. brock gave a wonderful keynote address at ica this week. sources of jo

kevin brock, real pleasure having you. of wall and brown, stocks were up on the day. making up a little less than half the ground lost yesterday on optimism they are going to renew trade talks. we don't know when. it would be the u.s. delegation led by stephen ocean going to china. -- steven mnuchin. here comes "the five" ." ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with katie pavlich, juan williams, jesse watters. she logged rolls on a pencil. dana perino. "the five." we are 18 months away and the republicans already have their guy. the dems are narrowing their choices down. the democratic party responds, every time we try to help the underdog, you call it socialism. when actually socialism is all about creating underdogs.

reporting live from san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> thanks, sam. leaders are talking about side shows, not just making them illegal to drive in one, but also to watch one. sideshows have turned deadly in san jose. that's why they want to crackdown. mayor liccardo said it's killed six people. the most recent near rancho drive, a suspected street racer killed an innocent woman. if the proposal passes, anyone caught knowingly watching a sideshow could face a fine up to $1,000 and up to six months in jail. >>> our investigative unit learned that the san francisco police department has a giant credibility problem. more than 130 officers are considered radioactive. as witnesses because they face accusations of lying or other types of misconduct. investigator jacksxon van derbe has the story. >> san francisco police officer palo mer gad owe was caught on video shoving a man against a wall. >> turn around! >> reporter: but in his report, he stated the man was acting in such an aggressive manner, he had to do it. >> he lied. prepared a false report. that is

nbc bay area sam brock is in san francisco with both sides to the delicate story. sam? >> reporter: raj, the plan isn't any one thing. there's free trimming, there's equipment upgrades and yes, deenergization which in plain english means blackouts that can last for days or weeks. for those disabled or unable to pay for another power source, that's problematic. coming off of fire season, that saw nearly an entire community, paradise, burned to the ground. outgoing utilities president michael picker unleashed a red >> nobody lives in -- should count on a warning or should count on having your lives with no electricity. >> reliable electricity that might have to be cut preemptively if conditions demand it. >> this provides an opportunity the next time there's a wildfire for the utilities to point to the plan and say, well, we trim the trees, we did some things that we said we were going to do in the plan, so not our fault. >> will abrams says what he wants to see in the plan, scientific benchmarks for reducing risks never made it in. >> part of what puts pressure on them t

here's nbc bay area's sam brock. >> the same population of people who are over and over again churninghrough psychiatric emergency services and jail. >> reporter: in a sun lit office at city hall this supervisor reflects on an issue casting a dark cloud over san francisco, people suffering from drugs and mental illness called dual diagnosis, and dying on city streets. a new plan would connect those patients to care and treatment even if they can't provide consent, an option the legislature approved for cities like san francisco and l.a. last year. >> we have a judge involved. we have a public defender representing the interests of the person who may be con served. this is a very careful, thoughtful law. >> reporter: but debate today broiled. >> taking away someone's ability to be free, typically disproportionately it affects black paem. it typically disproportionately affects people of color. >> concerns came up over who might be conserved police amping up referrals for involuntary holds or 51.50s, even the fairness of forcing people to get treatment. >> we think the current legislatio

sam brock, nbc baysam, thank yo >>> a plan to tax text message is one step closer to getting shut down so you don't have to worry here. the bill to stop the tax cleared the committee this week. the puc committee suggested the tax on cell phone users and texters. it said the tax would help fund cell service for low-income california yafnlts the fcc says it doesn't have the authority to tax text messages. >> well, a lot of "star wars" talk. pete mayhew who played chewbacca died. he was 74. floating in front of the capitol building. the annual "star wars" holiday as in may the 4th be with you, today theyidedo give official deathsig nation to it as a holiday. a "star wars" holiday with yoda. >> probably one of the most popular holidays around. >> may the 4th be with you. >> storm troopers at the capitol as well. >> homecoming dance. >> not homecoming but senior ball. >> there's junior prom and senior ball. never got invited to anything. so sad. i'm living through my children. >> maybe can you go as a chaperon this weekend. >> this could be your hair. >> this could be it. >> all right. >> o

kevin brock, thank you very much for that. >> my pleasure. >> tucker: very interesting.n more spying we don't know about yet. george papadopoulos said he may have been monitored as early as the end of 2015. papadopoulos has a new book deep state target. george pan papadopoulos joins us tonight. >> thanks for having me on. >> tucker: you believed you were being monitored even before you connected formally with the trump campaign; is that right? >> absolutely. so i in november of 2015, it was the same month that i was joining the ben carson campaign because people forget i was on carson's campaign before i joined trump's campaign. i was living in london and i had been approached by high level state department officials and even the cia in london and they invited me to the u.s. embassy to meet with me and to basically probe me and to get to know why i'm joining the ben carson campaign and what the ben carson campaign was really all about. and the man who invited me was david cough ver vovich workn london and directing the energy department. clearly by november 2015 i don't

there are several emergency crews responding to a farm in brock township about, a half-hour north of cincinnati. rescuers tried lowering an oxygen mask down to him. still no word on exactly how he got trapped inside there. but experts are telling us the grain can become deadly if a person is inside there and potentially drown somebody. >>> we are going to move onto our next story right now on voter shaming. letters being delivered around placer county shaming people for not voting. >> i'm surprised that that information is even available. >> reporter: last week, this letter was sent to glen mcpherson's home from a mystery group. the northern california's state voter project. it reads "he didn't vote in t june 2018 special election". >> we're sending this mailing to and you your neighbors to let you know who does and who does not vote. >> reporter: some of mcpherson's neighbors, his wife, and her business colleagues are mentioned in the letter too. he said this is an invasion of his privacy. and an odd way to encourage people to get out and vote. >> the concept of shaming someone into

reporting live from downtown red wing city, sam brock. >> thanks, sam.earch abd rescue crews have found a hiker who was missing at alum rock park. just after 2:00 a group of hikers reported that they couldn't find his friend. still unclear how that man separated from the group. san jose police are also sorting it out, the reports that someone may have shot at the group. now we have a crew at the scene to find out what's happening there. more on this story on our 11:00 newscast. >>> a nerve racking scene at the westfield mall in san francisco this evening. a pair of security scares. about two hours ago a man inside the mall was swinging something that many people thought was a weapon. sfpd says that man has been taken in for a psychological evaluation. a short time later a fire alarm went off sending ploys and customers streaming into the streets. >> i was minkd ding my businessd eating my lunch. all of a sudden you've got to get out and we'll let you know when you can come back in. >> the mall was never entirely closed down and after a brief search every

country by allies and friends including france and germany the president's determination to destroy brock obama's achievements and in this case leading us into another eendless war in the middle eas. mister h president i urge president trump to engage in diplomacy with iran rather than engaging. you know more than i do but whenever he mentions george w. bush talking how he got us into a war that cost thousands of lives and tens of billions of dollars with the iraq war. so that would suggest to me that the idea putting troops and more money into a war with iran has to be done with something with care on this one your anniversary of the trump administration pulling out i would urge the president and his advisers to think carefully what we really see as a country. we should be prioritizing diplomacy not escalating tensions with those american lives with noit coherent strategy and cooler heads will prevail and it's in our best interest that they do john kennedy there's a lot of things that are memorable never negotiate out ofnd fear but never be afraid to negotiate. i think we are wise to rem

there's sam brock. everyone worked together. there's our gm stane worked toge the -- meanwhile. another community got a big boost. that's our consumer investigator. he joined volunteers. after last november. >> so great. >> it's a big day. >> we're happy to be a part of it. thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. escalatioe u.s. and iran in a dramatic new show of force, the u.s. military deploying an aircraft carrier strike group and air force bombers near iranian shores as the white house warns of new threats and u.s. officials warn iran may be planning attacks. richard engel tonight on what is really going on here. >>> inside the horrific inferno, the final terrifying moments caught on camera as a passenger plane bounces off the runway and bursts into flames, killing dozens of people on board. tonight, what investigators are looking at as a flight attendant is hailed as a hero for saving lives but rescuers say the evacuation was hampered by people trying to grab their bags. >>> the mystery in the uk as meghan markle and harry's royal baby boy is born.

some kind word from conrad brock, who apparently got some high profile support from the likes of henrysinger and elton john in the oval office as part of this. it's interesting -- shery: it's interesting that the pardon did not include any legal basis, just brought death -- just contribution to historical and political and business thought. jon: and to someone well known in circles globally from monty python to a fish called wanda, john cleaves has kept us laughing for half a century. his career path was not only initially leaning towards comedy, but he was on a path to becoming a lawyer at the bank of england. i spoke with him in toronto when he is performing -- where he is performing as part of a north american tour. lawyer, id been a would have shot myself at the age of 50. i don't think i would have gone far beyond 50. most of them don't. jon: it's fascinating, on the one hand, there was this opportunity -- paychecks were looking good. >> but there was something about comedy, i saw the marx brothers unite --irst time, and ignited something in me. just a kind of, i don't know, a cur

o have seen nothing that indicates that sale is going to take on brocking up this you tult.nk i th what's interesting is to watch howmany people on wall street have lobbied and put the fear of god in them earlier this year. i thunk the most likely thing is some sort of insurance fund to make thewh victimsle and protect utilities against bankruptcy and future fewers. fires. >>> and housing bull. one that would have lowed high density housing is effectively bing killed for the restf of the year. why did it not make it through the senate appropriations committee? >> because the chair, w the pasadena area in l.a. said he didn't like it and didn't move it forward. and he has that pruraugative. we've seen so much pushback from suburban counties.nt >> afflommunities. >> but people in most of the ouate don't like this. some have also comagainst it it's a huge, huge controversy. i think what's interesting is it the president of thesont did not force her approp reaugzs chair to push it thrgh.&syh >> the second try ian aark bill and the nation was watching what was going on here.ev yone admits hous

by sunday we'll see a small brock in the overnight hours but we've got this little ste o shore that's going to push in as we hit 6:30 in the morning on sand. no matter how much rainfall we get. so be ready for that as well. as we get a look at rainfall totals. according to a half inch for the south bah, you go to the peninsula, east bay. we could be at 3/4s to possibly one inch of rolfe. my forecast starts to have another break by monday. then spotty showers next tuesday and wednesday. keep those jackets handy inland. 58 on saturday. 61 on sunday. and eventually i got a 70 unhere for you. by next wednesday we'll warm it back up and to the sierra a couple of seconds to look at this. 6 to 20 inches of snow. be careful but have a good time. >> it's like ski season again. >> in the middle of may. >>m >>m i'm embracing it. >>> a momento one woman lost more than a deck autd ago and the lucky coincidence that unit united her with it. >>> jessica alba is my guest. music from thehead and the heart. it's a great show. do not change the channel. >>> and the proud parents were all smiles. cheerin

sam brock joins us from land's end. >> reporter: eyes wide open and still incredible. a new study found almost one in four neighborhoods, one in five in san jose don't contain a single home that would be affordable to the median household income. now you might expect that in a place like sea cliff where there are mansions lining every block. but it turns out this is also true in working-class neighborhoods as well. in this tony enclave, you don't need to look far to find stunning estates. the outer sunset has plenty of charm, too. though, occasionally, you'll find properties that look like this. a little dirt here, some grime there, but these

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sam. we should also let you know that nightly news will have much more on walker lindh's release from prison. they will dig deeper into the restrictions he faces and his freedom. that's with lester holt immediatery after this newscast. >>> a missed turn sent a big rig crashing into this home. the driver lost control in the hilly maybed into. he refused treatment by paramedics. no word on why the driver missed the turn. >>> let's take you outside. the sun appeared for a bit. but now it's cloudy over san jose. jeff ranieri joins us now. another clear day tomorrow. are we going to start to see the darkness come in? >> there is still the chance of isolated thunderstorms tomorrow. i want to give you a wider look at what we're following right now, a storm system in nevada. the circulation around this, the counter clockwise flow is helping to push in humidity and moisture and bring thunderstorms here to california. this is the same storm that eventually where eventually brings us wet weather by s

how state lawmakers are trying to brock the devices from listening in. >> reporter: a 101-year-old woman was evicted in santa rosa from her senior living facility. and the county says this is common. >> all that melting snow in the sierra could boost more than just the water supply. it could increase the chance of an earthquake. >> we hay beautiful day outside today with widespread 70s and 80s. coming up, how long that lasts. when we'll cool down to 15 degrees. and when it might rain even in san francisco. coming up. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should

nbc bay area sam brock is in san francisco with both sides to the delicate story. sam?e thing. there's free trimming, there's equipment upgrades and yes, deenergization which in plain english means blackouts that can last for days or weeks. for those disabled or unable to pay for another power source, that's problematic. coming off of fire season, that saw nearly an entire community, paradise, burned to the ground. outgoing utilities president michael picker unleashed a red >> nobody lives in -- should count on a warning or should count on having your lives with no electricity. >> reliable

sam brock has been speaking to the veteran. he's live. >> this incident happened about a block from where i'm standing in a field across the street. andy said he was trying to help a homeless woman with her belongings and blacked out from a seizure. police officers arrested and detained him. and pursuing legal action after that. stemming from an epileptic seizure. >> february 12, 2018. >> it's such a blur. i was on the way to

brock hudson was a life long friend. later appearing on her cable show.died of aids. >> we really had fun making movies, didn't we? >> yeah. i wish we made more. >> but she never did. shortly after that, she retreated to the sea side community where she preferred dogs to most people. she had bad luck with men. married four times, her third husband embezzled much of her fortune. she rarely made public paernss focusing instead on less keying animals of every sort. ♪ >> doris day didn't so much timeless as ageless forever remembered as the fresh face star with a smile to match, that left her fans wanting more. cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, in today's morning round, how age can affect seasonal allergies. and tips to cope with the symptoms. plus, we'll talk with an american explorer who set a new record for the deepest dive in history. he will reveal his surprising discovery on the ocean's lowest floor. and in our series profile in service, we'll meet two trail blazing female fire betalon chiefs in washington, d.c. and the fire depa

let's go analyst mitchell brock give us his take on the latest escalation. the hamas and islamic jihad are excellent in using human shields you know launching their operations from schools and from apartment buildings and from civilian centers and hoping that the israelis will not retaliate or that the israelis will be concerned with possible civilian casualties every civilian casualty is certainly a tragedy but the state of israel has to protect its citizens and has to protect its borders and for that some very very serious measures are being taken against the military infrastructure in gaza on may fourth the i.d.f. published a tweet blaming hamas for indoctrinating children with militant sentiments provoked an angry reaction. pictures like those if they are in fact accurate or current would represent a very small minority of occurrences in palestine putting these pictures out taking them out of context the way these really army has attempted to do is not surprising at all role there are plenty of videos and images showing israeli children being trained to

from the beginning to recently said her goal was to deliver brock's that a task she has found impossible with m.p.'s rejecting her deal 3 times the withdrawal agreement she's negotiated with the e.u. has been criticized by people all across the political spectrum earlier this week she announced to try a 4th time to try and get it passed and offered m.p.'s a chance to vote on a 2nd referendum if they backed her where bracks it goes next is hard to tell what becomes of the official conservative stance depends on who succeeds may labor the main opposition party accepts the referendum result it wants a deal but not may's camp and the party are both advocating a so-called hard by exit where britain also quits the e.u. single market the liberal democrats the green party and change u.k. all want to reverse that and the 2nd referendum mark almond director of britain's crisis research institute oxford says the country faces uncertainty and chaos. it's going to be a difficult task because the house of commons is still strongly against leaving the e.u. except on terms which involve remaining in a c

i mean did not get to the point becomes a brock's war but b. because clearly if you look at the as you said the position of the president of turkey and the foreign minister for judea. for a judea tripoli is a very symbolic position because it supported the evolution no the sea the trouble is being bombed by the forces so i don't write that with is not a proxy war yet but i'm worried that this could be the. drug war might become ibrox would these countries and maybe others now you've been telling me that the foreign interference is only exacerbating tensions in libya but this by the number of resolutions the u.n. has passed imposing arms embargoes and defying any foreign interventions in libya as a ferrous weapon still flow into the country could a un peacekeeping mission help here i mean why wouldn't the jane eyre request a un peacekeeping mission. oh yeah i mean clearly even your right to me clearly there is there is there is an empowered goal in libya and weber's has been flowing in libya specially from from egypt and you know one of emirates

his 761 but he's familiar to voters who served in washington as a senator since 1973 before being brock obama's vice president for 8 years biden will face questions already being talked about is a controversial crime bill he sponsored over 2 decades ago that even some of his democratic challengers say led to mass incarcerations mostly young black men for nonviolent crimes. thank you it's just part of his record that will come under scrutiny coming weeks and months ahead gave rosendo al-jazeera washington in their mind also the amber is a senior scholar at the eagleton institute of politics and associate professor of outdoor university he joins us now from new brunswick in new jersey sir thank you so much for joining us here on out so do you think that joe biden is the right man to take on trial thing 2020. well that's up to voters to decide he certainly has the pedigree in the background to confront trump on the key issues of economics prosperity he certainly has the background with president obama as his vice president that demonstrates a kind of fealty to the former president that afr

you look at where bradley manning released all they see information he was ultimately paul didn't brock obama not because there's there's a process here what cannot be allowed to happen he's a group of people in the military intelligence services. break the espionage laws i think it's a basic mark of respect to chelsea manning to get her name right and and give her due respect on that score in addition she was never part of the administration i wish she had been her sentence was commuted which means that her conviction her conviction stands which is something that she is still being appealed and i believe will go all the way up to the supreme court i think if you look at the elements of the espionage act itself and of what's happened i mean this this could seem like a case where there could be some issues that he has to face and that he has to own up to but there also is the the facts that have come out that they haven't seen a lot. the people who were who were either killed or damaged in the light of duty because of this so there have to look at actual damages and harm that this cause

all want to resume reverse brock's it and want a 2nd referendum live now to mark almond director of the crisis research institute oxford now the new prime minister should be announced by the end of july who do you think that the most likely to be. probably going to be one of the hardline leaders in the so to party boris johnson the former foreign secretary will dominate were all the former briggs's secretary of whom fell out with mrs may over her attempt to square the circle however it's a long time to wait and of course the 31st of all. is the deadline which great might just be objected by the other european members from the club. do you envy it may think that they're whoever that proves to be. it's going to be a difficult task because the house of commons is still strongly against leaving the e.u. except on terms which involve remaining in a customs union almost certainly so that there's going to be a disconnect between the tory party members and supporters and presumably the people who defected to the brig's that party who are mainly conservatives who want a serious break with your i

was very rarely mentioned also after sri lanka two luminaries that bill clinton and and i'm sorry brock obama and hillary clinton referred to easter worshippers well i don't know what that is no one worships easter but they were obviously avoiding the using the word christian in christians why is that go ahead. that's a very good questions because nobody has been able to and. so the answer this last couple of weeks is a big mystery why. i think you can say that secularism has seen chris tennessee as its enemy for a long time and democrats and leftists and also globalist lay only believe that mikell minorities women. homosexuals can be victims not christians white men and christians are evil people so to say so i think you can see in that regard it would be political incorrect to say these things but i think there is a deeper reason i've thought a lot about this and i was a million you tube video on it on my own channel and i think there's a spiritual reason for this i think globalists there actually and that's not something we talk about a lot in the political conference commentaries bu

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