following his retirement in 1905 loud became an entrepreneur in the world of aviation founding airlines including louder air and mickey as well as serving as a stakeholder a non-executive chairman witness a nice f one. he will be remembered as a great of motor racing. joining me here in the studio discuss niki lauda his legacy we have d.w. sports verio mark meadows good to see you mark. the racing world has lost a legend niki lauda a larger than life figure wasn't he wasn't data think his charisma was very much a part of him in been to f one tracks as a journalist and he's always been there in the center of the f one paddock wandering around saying hello to everyone having time for absolutely everyone just such a friendly guy that's my biggest memory of him basically and you know such courage i mean we mentioned the terrible accident he suffered and that had. you know health problems throughout the rest of his life because of that accident because the lung transplant that he had last year was basically because of the toxic fumes that he breathed in doing that the 5 all in 176 so you kno

saw a bright flash and heard the familiar sound of thunder is so like a bomb going off was really loud gunshot obama an access code craft pow mia fill up against the wall axis a little spark soon after he saw breaks all over his back yard. >>then realized the lightning hit and exploded his chimney still at the pick of this. >>a little bit of a mess and if you look at cindy should be tall is that what seems like these lightning strikes hit one right after another in our area. >>sunday afternoon nofar from rose's home, a pump house was struck your circle another strike loud bang and is the brain like that's where this red which are exploded within feet of listen garcia's sister and brother-in-law were leaving their cars to get inside at the time they realized that like the lang had just struck like archery both were ok the christian vargas says the crack of thunder was so loud. he thought it hit hiproperty. his daughter melanie was terrified, she ends of the house. as you linger on says people more storms in the forecast. the fire department says outside and near trees is the worst place

question four, which loud member of congress used to be a bartender now featured as a sword-wielding super hero in cringe inducing comic book? aoc. >> tucker: greg gutfeld. >> tucker: can you be more specific. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> tucker: was it aoc? >> it's a bird. it's a plane. it's aoc. the new york congresswoman is the star of a comic bookok satire called "alexandria ocasio-cortez and the freshman four." one cover shows the democratic socialist with a sword and super woman style outfit with the caption "new party, who dis?" >> tucker: we have two notes from our judges one, keep

text or a document google ends can translate the text into a language and it can also read it out loud and that's of course very help for people who cannot read or have problems with reading another thing that i found quite amazing what the next generation of the google assistants that is according to google ten times faster and now better and it helps you navigate through different apps and you don't even have to say hey google anymore. fascinating developments there but this isn't just a chance for google to present hardware and products but it's also an opportunity for google to tell the world where it's going so what do you think of the message that they've sent so far you know as you can imagine the message chia was very opposed to tive speech i told the crowd that there are moving from a company that helps you find answers to a company that helps you to get things done and that is describing very well what we have since so far seen so far here google is determined to keep growing so they are seeking new areas to disrupt to keep this growth thank you alexandra phenomena is coverin

limu gets a little confused when he sees another bird that looks exactly like him. [ loud crash ] yeah. he'll figure it out. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> closed captioning brought to you by -- snoofrments we're following two major breaking stories, a federal judge is ordering the president's longtime accounting firm in new york to turn over all the financial records that have been subpoenaed to turn it over to congress, ruling against mr. trump in his legal battle over a subpoena from house

ld nop a loud conscious is the most precious thing anyone can possess. we all fail sometimes to be the kind of people we ought to be, some of us more than others, but the voice in your head that shouts, "i would know," will summon us back to the right path. it spares us the misery of wasted life is a useful to no one but ourselves. i have lived a very privileged life. i am luckier than most, and i am very grateful. but life's greatest riches are not mercurial. me to raisesing to my voice to defend those who traffic our fellow human beings. -- my voice against those who traffic our fellow human beings. meant when hee called himself the luckiest guy in the world. he had found the secret to happiness, the secret was to serve others, and to do it from the heart. person ibe the kind of want to be without the inspiration and strength of character -- of people whose strength of character is awesome in adversity, whose love endures all. suffers all. survives all. i hope all of you will be blessed to be inspired by the people you meet and the experiences you have

that the united states is making an uproar that its public grantor its public posturing is far more loud than they are dangerous and he said that this is all basically orchestrated to put fear into iranians and it is not something that they should be worried about that a conflict that is military in nature will not come to pass but he also reiterated iran's standing position that it does not want a conflict it does not want any fighting with u.s. forces in the region. the u.n. security council has heard yemen is at a crossroads between peace and war with iraq began

is developer conference for us now loud diesel guzzling polluting trucks are a common sight on german roads and their numbers are only increasing but a solution might be in sight germany has just opened its first electric highway for hybrid trucks testing the technology on both sides of a five kilometer stretch south of frankfurt the evaluate allows trucks to draw electric power from overhead cables it's the first such test on a public road in germany and will run until twenty twenty two now here's a look at the new hybrid trucks that are operating along the test route. for andreas pettersen electric trucks are nothing new he works for the swedish manufacturer scania which has been developing in building electric trucks for a number of years this new model gets its power from overhead contact lines using a pantograph. the silence listen to friends. when you turn off the internal combustion engine and go electric. you still have a little noise from the tires of course but you have no vibration and no sign sound from the days of that. there are five kilometers of overhead contact lines

niki lauder has died at the age of 70 his family says he passed away in his sleep at a hospital in a loudas hell had been affected by a horrific crash at the 976. he's been remembered as about the best and the most charismatic drivers in formula one history and one with extraordinary courage. this was the race that changed nicky lauder's life the austrian was pulled from the burning wreckage by fellow driver later a priest read the then reigning world champion his last rites despite his horrific burns and lung damage here stonily return to race just 6 weeks later he would go on to claim 2 more world titles and a glittering career his remarkable comeback and rivalry with british driver james hunt inspired the hollywood movie rush overcoming adversity remained a mantra of louder throughout his life. but i want to say one thing i've seen people here winning and losing that lead to better kids this award to the losers because for my own experience winning is one thing or thought of losing always learned more louder is the only man to have won championships for both ferrari and mclaren and ran

inspiration for the hollywood movie rush his most famous moment was however a traumatic one in 1976 loud a crashed into an embankment at the new buggering in germany he had to be pulled from the flaming wreckage and suffered horrific burns to his body which also affected his lungs despite his injuries allowed to return to race just 6 weeks later a remarkable show of courage and determination. following his retirement in 1905 lao to became an entrepreneur in the world of aviation founding airlines including loud air and mickey as well as serving as a stakeholder non-executive chairman with mercedes f one. he will be remembered as a great of motor racing. and joining me to discuss nicky lound his legacy we have mark meadows from the sport welcome aka sad day for the world of sport many of describing making out as a legend the you've met him what kind of impression did you make on you just a very friendly guy mean after his retirement you used to come to basically every f one race he could come to he was a summarize of german television i've covered f one race is talked to him in the paddoc

following his retirement in 1905 loud became an entrepreneur in the world of aviation founding airlines including lauder air and nicky as well as serving as a stakeholder a non-executive chairman with miss a.b.c.'s one. he will be remembered as a great of motor racing. all joining me now to discuss niki lauda his legacy we have mark meadows from d.w. sport hey mark so the racing world has lost a legend niki lauda he was a larger than life figure was no different he was always had a smile on his face i used to cover a f one as a journalist used to go to the track often and used to meet him quite a bit and he had time for everyone he just wander around the formula one paddock and he never wanted to talk to him he'd just go to them and chatter away on anything they wanted to talk about and you really knew the sport you know everyone respected him if anyone wanted to know the real golf that was really going on involving one you don't ask niki lauda and you know such a determined guy i mean obviously we've we've mentioned the terrible crash in 1976 absolutely horrific to get back in the cost

inspiration for the hollywood movie rush his most famous moment was however a traumatic one in 1986 loud a crashed into an embankment at the newburgh ring in germany he had to be pulled from the flaming wreckage and suffered horrific burns to his body which also affected his lungs despite his injuries allowed to return to race just 6 weeks later a remarkable show of courage and determination. following his retirement in 1905 lauder became an entrepreneur in the world of aviation founding airlines including lauder air and mickey as well as serving as a stakeholder non-executive chairman witness a recent one. he will be remembered as a great of motor racing. and joining me here in the studio discuss niki lauda his legacy we have d.w. sports very own mark meadows could see a mark the racing world has lost a legend niki lauda a larger than life figure was named he wasn't day to think his charisma was very much a part of him i mean i've been to one tracks as a journalist and he's always been there in the center of the f one paddock wandering around saying hello to everyone having time for abs

formula one racing legend niki lauda has died his family says he finds to replace them in the street loud it was known for his remarkable comeback for mushroom pics ash in the 1970s he looked back at his career and his achievements beyond the tracks also coming up. austria's political crisis deepens the country's chancellor of boston starts to feel the key to following a corruption scandal involving his coalition partners to the far right freedom party. and china's tech company colleague gives a defined response to the u.s. restrictions on his activities saying washington has underestimated the company. austrian formula one legend mickey lauder has died at the age of 70 his family says he passed away in his sleep at a hospital in hyundai brand a lung transplant 8 months ago health had been affected by her if it crash at the 976 jim grove pre he's been remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in formula one history. a life in the fast lane nicky lauder the 3 time formula one world champion has passed away aged 70. lauder's health had been deteriorating for some time the a

mast as the lights are going to be a private funeral just for family members close friends of making loud and he's going to be buried actually wearing his ferrari racing of rules but with his legacy well his legacy what is his legacy and of course his you know just in sporting terms he goes out as one of the most successful drivers in the history of formula one but it was far more than just his race wins which you know captured people's hearts you mentioned the horrific crash that make it out i was involved in 976. and it really was a miraculous recovery after that crash when he was in hospital recovering being treated for his injuries that he sustained he was actually read his last rights he came back close to losing his life in that incident but missed only 2 races following that he then by the 3rd race he was back in the cockpit back foreign for the title and came very. he closed the women he went on to win 2 more during his career he was of course had a very famous rivalry with james hunt which was immortalized him over recent years in the film rush that could be familiar it's of plen

we've tried. >> you organized an out loud reading of the report. >> yes, we did. we did. because we couldn't get -- because the administration was stonewalling, wasn't letting us bring in the witnesses who could say the president told me to lie. the president told me to make up documentary evidence. the president called me. his lawyer called me. they said oh, we love you. please don't cooperate. we haven't been able to bring those witnesses in yet, but we will. but it's important that the american people hear from them, because right now we do have this block of the public that hasn't focused on the report, and ultimately, we need them to. this is a serious proceeding, and we need to have the public understand what the consequences are and what is the conduct we're talking about. >> congressman jerry nadler talking with me here in that seat just the other night seemed to be basically agnostic on the issue of impeachment, seeing the value of it, also seeing the arguments against it, but not crusading one way or the other in public there has been reports he has tried to tal

determined what those will be, but probably very low profile, very quiet activity, but nothing very loud>> and then the entry is on california, or on polk street side? >> the residential entry would be on california. we are going to keep the polk street pretty much activated as retail. there will be an alley that will be accessible from polk street going back to a rear courtyard that we have in the back. >> is that open to the public? >> it is not. >> but it is gated? >> yes. it is currently being reviewed with planning. >> i always have to ask this, you have a lighting plan, right? >> we will, definitely, we will. >> okay. it is kind of dark right now, because you are right across from crustaceans, right? right on the angle there. it is kind of dark there so it would be great to lighten it up so you get more restaurant use. >> okay. >> there's not really any other than playland, it is the only club nearby. i don't think there is an issue. >> thank you. >> questions? >> the layout the a of the apartment that you have, have you thought about avoiding putting the bedrooms -- have you thoug

people inside del sur heard a loud explosion and the power caught off. there was smoke from an underground trance former. it affected 2,300 customers. the restaurant had to close because of the outage, disappointing regulars. >> we love to come over here. we come just for the empanadas. unfortunately, we couldn't get it today. >> the outage remains under investigation. >>> in san jose, a homeless man ended up trapped under a car. it happened yesterday around midnight on 880 and 10th street. the driver lost control, and the car went off the freeway into a tent camp set up on the side of the road. a man sleeping at the encampment was trapped under the car. it took first responders half an hour to rescue him. firefighters say accidents like this are why roadside encamps are dangerous to have. >> we have had homeless hit. it is so dangerous to be camping alongside the freeways. those areas are there to absorb impact of vehicles that do leave the roadways. >> the homeless man did survive with only minor injuries. police say they do not believe alcohol nor dru

. >> reporter: the republican leader, mitch mcconnell, got the president's message loud and clear. he went to the senate floor today and said, point-blank, the case is closed. the 450-page mueller report is out, he said. it doesn't recommend any charges against the president. and so, it is time to move on. at the same time, the white house was taking another step to stymie democratic-led investigations here on capitol hill. exerting executive privilege to block former white house counsel, don mcgahn, from complying to a house subpoena. in a letter to the house judiciary committee, the president's lawyer said, mccgah, quote, does not have the legal right to disclose those documents from his time in the white house. that led nancy pelosi to accuse the president of obstructing justice on a daily basis at this point. robert mueller, not known if he will be willing to come to testify this month. >> nancy, thank you very much. >>> a tornado was spotted this evening in the texas panhandle. this is near spearman, texas. there's no word of damage. tornado watches stretch from southern texas

they're loud and they're effective. that doesn't mean we can't get the changes.ida, that was the state that had the least chance to change the gun laws but when the parkland kids said enough is enough, they made it impossible for the politicians to look the other way and they got dramatic change. >> after the pulse night club shooting that was terrible and it was the first time we had seen gays targeted. not just kids in schools. rick scott had nothing to do with it but when he wanted to be elected in the senate. crowds of thousands said we're coming for you, is that the reality that you may say i'm in for the 90% but if you don't vote on it, you get nothing. >> that's totally the case. >> we saw a lot of hands in the suburban areas. but i want to say something about governor scott. he introduced a very dramatic gun proposal. 14 point proposal this week. the first-person out of the box to attack him was rick scott because he's trying to get well with the gun activists in his own party for fear that he strayed too far. this is a voting issue for people in a way th

and i suspect it will be loud. one step back please that what. we're going to fire 3 shots. the bullet shoots half a metre through the water and is collected from the bottom of the tank. now you can see the markings of the surface of the barrel. if you look at this under a microscope you can often see fine structures that come from the barrel and by comparing them with other projectiles you can often identify them. and died 25 the gun use that sensational. the federal criminal police send them to us and we compare them with our store of munitions used in criminal cases. so i brought myself a gun that doesn't need it's a blank is it really harmless you can try. this watermelon will make a great test subject. here protectors are. ok it's come. when descended to ft when you see how deep the shot is despite the melon being relatively hard. i wouldn't want to blank held my head. off it no shots are still dangerous so you should mess around really. ok they're definitely not toys. so owning a gun is a big responsibility who's actually suitable. is professor of forensic psychology i

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and it's been it's been very loud ever since. basically today there were structured by local authorities to shut down all the stores schools no kids went to school not go for the most part to work. people are not allowed to gather in central places weddings and celebrations were called off. trains were stopped there were most of the buses in the normal traffic it was shut down and some of the some of the roads were actually shut down those that are near the gaza border. and we know that some of the casualties or injuries are also acknowledge these were near these places that were eventually shut down. well thank you for your time eric caroline joining us there from said drought thank you oh and hi mara massada joins us now from gaza he is a political scientist who lives in the strip with his wife and children now we have seen obviously an escalation in hostilities and rocket fire but then israel responding with tank fire and as strikes how have these astronauts affected you and your family. well the past forty eight hours i have

. >> the biggest concern is with the doors open if it is really loud. i just wanted to know if it was a big drop. >> the sound limit increased due to their sound abatement that they did complete. the door being open, they hired someone to stand there and open and shut the door so there wasn't any lag in the door being held open, and we are still experiencing the door having to be open and close because people need to enter and exit. >> that is why that solution would be really great. we will see if they wind up doing that. >> okay. thank you. >> i just had a question about st. mary's pub. so you followed up with the owner, and the owner indicated that they didn't know if it was a d.j. performing. >> correct. the owner was not aware that there was a bartender that allowed someone spin records that evening, and due to the follow-up of the n.o.v. and the inspector going out there, i did make her -- the owner aware of what was happening, so there was , it sounds like there was a bit of a lack of communication. >> and she is applying for an lop. is she aware

she also says she heard loud noises coming from the home. >> i don't know what happened. are neighbors say they heard loud arguments from inside the home. >> yelling and screaming. always wondering who is screaming outside. it's kind of intense sometimes. >> reporter: the medical examiners office working to determine who is victim was in this case. now this is a missing person's investigation and homicide investigation until they can determine if these are his actual remains. >> president trump storms out of a white house meeting saying help won't work with democrats until they drop the investigation. >>> it's warming up around here. temperatures up in the 70s and tomorrow warmer. there is a chance for showers in the five day. >> it's graduation night for san quentin's culinary night. see how the inmates are being taught job skills for a productive life outside prison life. it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360 spec

. >> stephen: give me an idea ( loud, long howl ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: that howl, is that male orle? >> that's more of a female type howl. >> stephen: really? how do you know what they sound like? >> because females are higher pitched and the males are a very big baratone. >> stephen: what would be the mating call of the secretary of energy? >> hi. how are you doing? ( laughter ) >> stephen: like this rare image of big foot, some have captured photos of the secretary in the wild, here with michaels flynn and cohen, here with bradys carol and marsha. he was also spotted with saudi prince mohamed bin salman, seen here briefly not murdering anyone. what does this say? >> he can squat to hide behind bushes which makes it a whole different thing to look for him. >> stephen: narrows down to where there are bushes. >> that's true. >> stephen: matt, if you knew rick perry had been behind a bush, what kind of evidence would you look for? >> tracks and scats, especially if he was squatting behind the bush and there didn't seem to be any other reason for it. >> stephen: have you ever come ac

i don't know what happened. >> she shared her video and she heard the loud booming noises on saturday. on sunday her surveillance video showed a daughter, man and one of the grandsons leaving the home. the last time she saw her 73 neighbor who lived there was last week. they are getting assistance from the fbi in this investigation. anyone who may have information or tips or video should contact san francisco police. >>> in san francisco, aly rasmus. >>> there was a violent rape of a 74-year-old woman. she was out for a walk about two weeks ago when she was dragged into a house. the woman was attacked by a pit bull, held captive for five hours and repeatdly left until left semi-conscious on the sidewalk. he will be at a bail hearings tomorrow morning. >>> a shooting near a park happened last night shortly before 11:00 near memorial field. police say a man walked right up to a car and shot the two teens. an 18-year-old that was hit drove to the medical center where he is recovering. a 19-year-old died from his gunshot wounds. as of now, they have not released the name of the victim or

[laughter] >> is there a correlation or a connection between what happened to you and living out loud? >> i think in part because actually in my day-to-day life i'm shy and quiet and so social media gives me the opportunity to say all the things that i wish i could say in person anday freedom to it and i started using the internet in 1992 andin back then you could pretend to be anything and there was this distance between yourself and reality and so the person i am online today is me, at least a version of me but a freedom there and, you know, when you keep secret to yourself for so long, it's so terrible, when you really decide to free yourself from the secret, you died that you will not ever be quiet again about the things that matter. on social media i'm just allowing myself the space to be vocal about what matters to me and i think it's a really -- it's perfect medium for complaining. i would never complain, for example, someone who is doing their job and doingn the best they can but i can complain to twitter, it's going to stay exactly in a tweet, that's it. life goes on. so i ha

hear all of the gas all those from the loud voice only. you know if you go on to say carlebach or something like it but you know. call it really if you have killed there or do this. you don't listen. to me and we just find zuki kid you called me. mary is pregnant again with her current boyfriend wallace. well as study. but wallace is prone to disappear for weeks on end. you can peg. any thought. it. would be gunshot. name wasn't there so console good sheffield don't. care to know the danged feeling dusts they're. still there has just taken a form. she's no longer with him rosemary is scared of what the boy's father might do if you find out. about a good laugh as well me. always will feel embarrassed because it is. good chink you'll find bunch like a male for myself with guys who did get him out of bed the male voice i begin to have your stuff. thought it got you was a book by the piers if i didn't get it was a one point taken up out of silicon no. budget but. kept this up by the vocal father duvall talk to something told me the long say so

today we have heard robert mueller say it out loud. that's new. hearing something is always different than reading something. what's also new is that robert mueller said congress said here it is, take it. it's different from what william barr said. >> he did. the magnitude of the president's misconduct comes through differently when you hear it directly from mueller himself, especially since we haven't heard his voice in two years. i would caution, however, that there are -- what did we say? 38 democrats that called for impeachment hearings. do you know what that means? 85% of democrats in the house haven't called for the hearings. the idea that there is a tidal wave of support for impeachment hearings in the house of representatives is not true. that's why i think nancy pelosi's position won't change. >> david gregory, what do you think changed yesterday if anything? >> there was something powerful. i agree with what was said. something powerful about to me mueller saying two things. every american ought to pay attention to the fact that russia t

(loud music with percussions playing) (loud music with percussions playing) (finale of music) i guessnize pain a mile off, you know. all my brothers and sisters, they're always tellin' me what a good-hearted guy i am. you don't get to be good-hearted by accident. you gotta be kicked around long enough ... (narrator) at the other extreme, in '55, united artists released a film version of "marty." they're always tellin' me what a good-hearted guy i am. you don't get to be good-hearted by accident. you get kicked aroun' long enough and you get to be a real professor of pain. i know exactly how you feel. and i also want 'cha to know i'm havin' a very good time with you right now and really enjoyin' myself. you see, you're not such a dog as you think you are. the ability of feature pictures to deal with the intimacy, like "marty" did have an impact on hollywood filmmaking, being the fact that it won the oscar. what do you feel like doin' tonight? i don't know, ang'. what do you feel like doin'? we ought to do somethin', it's saturday night. hollywood always needed new talent and i think th

but that was ground that's always been known to be fairly loud the fans of one club have been looking to europe for tips on how to buck the trend but oh. sellers because. since 2004 if sellers part has been home to the only so start with the group in the upper tiers of english football. fanatics have brought continental style support to south london. mix to paul has been watching palace for over 40 years he's seen plenty of changes since the homes there are fanatics arrived on the sea every home game is full of operas full of noise full of passion franks and the occasional tea for whoso a novelty in make the sky. although some have been more popular than others. modeling fantastically with a couple crocs at either end of the 100 l. and i really did. because example like a real example of that is that when people say why it's 6006 they come on it was something i've never heard before was outstanding despite my poor on wembley never say that before and it's never happened again since i brought so into it because we were the pilots would have because we said the thing that we love polloc

> reporter: now it is on to portland and the team is going to be up against what will be some very loud fans who have paid some very high prices for those tickets. this is the first time in 19 years at the trailblazers have come this far in the playoffs and you better believe it is going to be a loud game. >> portland is a great town, it will be a great matchup. thanks, kristin.>>> switching gears, dark clouds tonight from our tower camera. the rain is on the way out in the bay area at least for tonight but not for too long. >> a stormy pattern in may, maybe one storm, two storms in a normal may, we will have a series of storms. the first ending now. we are seeing one or two more showers at their, one is passing over the oakland hills at oracle arena. we have a few showers heading towards danville. things wrapping up, tomorrow mornings commute should be cloudy but rain free. by saturday morning 11:00 it is raining everywhere in the bay area. the rain will be hard to shake as we roll through the weekend. winter storm warning continues, heavy snowfall falling of 16-20 inches there in the

which comes across loud and clear in the pictures. capitalism . thrives on people feeling. what we see in many of these stories in the film is that people are using things to fill us to fill of void. unfortunately money. brands fill in the blank. had always wanted to be rich and famous but she burst into tears when she saw her photo. greenfield subjects have paid a high price to be who they are. to sell out a values could not be portrayed more poignantly. but it's sad that the desolation of global capitalism can also be so entertaining. no reason because of subjects couldn't be more different he finds them in places like a busy train station in berlin. his photos go against the grain. the protectionists of his images are antiheroes poor derelict down and out. his photos long went unpublished. today the native ukrainian is.

uber driver who has helped organize the local protest. >> we want to make sure we send a clear and loud message to uber, to the investors what risk they're actually facing and to legislators out there that it's time to step up and make sure are that gig workers protected. >> reporter: outside of the uber center, and drivers had not heard about the protest. others say they don't plan to participate. >> i'm very grateful for them. i've been with them for four years. i have nothing bad to say about them. >> reporter: in the few weeks, uber sent bonuses to some drivers with the most rides. >> they give you the work. they have the app to hook everyone up, and we just drive. >> reporter: some uber drivers say they do see both sides of the issue. >> using the independenter term as a way to not pay people what a livable wage, honestly. nobody has a pension, nobody has retirement. i mean, it's going to be a big problem. >> reporter: there is some concern about the gig economy model according to santa clara university business professor jo-ellen. >> the ipo is likely to be great for uber invisito

he got it loud and clear. the president let him know exactly what he wanted. >> hopefully the attorney general, he mentioned it yesterday he's doing a great job getting started ongoing back to the origins of exactly where this all started. >> well, this is what -- this is the way the president operates. he may not give you an order. he doesn't have to. he makes it very clear what he wants from you. >> he doesn't give you questions. he doesn't give you orders. he speaks in a code. and i understand the code because i've been around him for adecade. >> not so hard to break that code. the president said his attorney general is doing a great job going back to the origins of how the russia investigation started. he tweeted investigate the investigators. yeah, right out in the open. kind of makes you wonder does he realize he's tweeting in public, he's saying it out loud? do you know who seems to agree with the president? this guy. >> i have to say on the whole he had a very objective investigation, and he confirmed

the loud chants begin as soon as they are done with the prince i. was martyrs i'm not dead but right here with us they chant 5 people were killed and more than 200 injured when sudanese forces fought the protesters earlier this week through the ladder the larger than the i don't know when the protesters were killed the military council came out and said they were upset that their commanders were. allowed to pass or checkpoints people have died yet they are more upset about access for their man they don't really care so. that is the media we have achieved 60 percent of our goals our revolution is ongoing we will continue until we achieve key objective a civilian government and accountability for those who have committed crimes against humanity. the mood of these quaint hard to liz far more conciliatory than before that. the protesters of accepted some of the demands of the military council and lifted most of the but it gets on the streets of the capital. the head of the transitional military council been robbed of a better hung on wednesday suspended

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they tried to pass this legislation that if huh loud music playing, you get 10 days in jail.verywhere was up in arms. black people, white people. they were angry they would try to slide that in. the people here are fervently committed to rights of other people. we have lots of d.c. folks here. >> the tea shop is right around the corner from howard university so it's a regular spot for students and d.c. scholar like this. >> how long have you been here? >> to go. at least 42 years. >> what was d.c. like when you got here? >> the demeanor of the population here, they were more subtle. they were cordial. >> felt like a small town. >> yes. that's why i didn't move to new york. >> older and dirtier. >> it's all neighborhoods. >> there was a record store that used to anchor this block where a lot of people convened. there is a barbershop where people still convened. it renewed the energy. a lot of students from howard are from all over the world. it has nothing to do with what's going on 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> you recognize it as national news. it's a lot of noise. it doesn't

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