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years 1820 years in government and it's inspiring to see larry do you think they are being in some way moe online and yes they're definitely being maligned the trumpet ministration has made it very rough for them the secretary of state has an obligation to. protect those in the foreign service to come back his team and the secretary of state has been very very deficient in that he's just been a lapdog president. basis that we presently know and you've been just in the present to the president's actions visa v. crane qualify as extortion. extortion usually has gun related to it lots of cash it is certainly true that trump held up something that the president of ukraine really wanted to things a visit to the white house which is big stuff in the international affairs and number 2 the 400000000 dollars in military aid which he absolutely needed to protect the country against russia he held that up until the ukrainians. really investigated the biden family and they're the firm that biden joined as a board member in a very in my opinion kind of stupid manner to join it at all but anyway they wa

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google announces it will begin offering checking accounts next year then moe will be launching a credit card in 2020 while facebook is launching a new payment system after companies build on their libor project but with ventures like the apple cart already seen harsh scrutiny it'll be interesting to see where the market goes some tech giants have already entered into the finance industry google is make. in the boldest move yet set for checking accounts to consumers next year called cash the project will be financed through citigroup and the stanford federal credit union but concerns are circulating as silicon valley leaders like apple and facebook have already encountered issues in the banking world this as consumers a worry about just how much personal information these social media platforms are collecting and exactly how secure their information remains but a google executive said in a media interview they do not intend to sell consumers data cesar's and group a says if we can help more people do more stuff in a digital way online it's good for the internet and good for us but not ev

if we work together well we can actually have a more robust, moe resilient framework that helps build social trust as well as a framework that works for the world. as we put forward our ai principles and governing proseesses, because the principles are easy. as the dib report noetsz, the report devotes a couple of pages to the principles and a long section to the implementation. because you quickly discover that a lot of the hard problems are when the principles conflict. we've had debates about whether to publish a paper on lip reading. >> say that again. >> we have had debates about whether to publish a paper on lip reading. it's a great benefit that people who are hard of hearing around the world, et cetera, but you can imagine it can be miss used for surveillance. we determined it was appropriate to publish because that was used for reel only in one-to-one settings, not at a distance. but it's an example of the kind of decisions we have around issues like lip reading or official recognition or other challenging questions where we have to come to terms with the reality, the trade-o

that wasn't the final end of the program including under general heageneralhayden or a couple moe prisonersuthorized funds for president made the announcement i think ann richards that you could say that was the beginning of the end of the final chapter. now some cia officers went to briefed president elect obama on the program was and shortly after he came to office, he said the united states had committed what he had called torturing some folks. i think the colleagues i spoke with grizzled out that for a simple reason. they have the right to change policy. but we had been told and this is a lesson of covert action from the beginning of time we had been told by one administration this is not only the policy of the land but this complies with the wall of the land and been told that what you did doesn't comply with the law of the land and doesn't comply with basic values that we all sign up for. that was painful and of the program was done. i did spend time with every one of the individuals i spoke with. some of them had unique questions because of their jobs. i asked about interrogations an

. >>> the cdc is warn about a multistate sal moe nmonella out.ere strain than the typical ones eight people were hospitalized and one death has been reported. they have not identified the supplier of the tainted beef yet. >>> a funeral was held today in detroit for long time michigan congressman john conyers who died last week at the age of 90. hundreds of mourners attended the service including former president bill clinton >> i remember, i think john conyers the first person that ever quoted frederick douglass to me and saying power conceives nothing without a demand never did and never will he understood that >>> thank you very much. take a look at the markets right now. we give you a check on the day when a dow hit a new high. s&p is higher. it's the russell that does about a 1% away or so. it cut revenue guidance for the rest of the year next strikyker is buyin inin iit medical. twilio lowering its earnings outlook. it had already lowered that guidance once last week when it r reported results >>> let's send it over to tyler. >> one place wh

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revealed, they were laundering all this money until the united states stood up and said that's corrupt moebank is to be closed. it's important for the world to know what we do with corruption because of the unite if the unis doesn't stand up for the rule of law, the cause globally is damaged. that's why you see so many public workers come forward and say i've ever seen some like this. it's something i feel compelled to speakl out about. thank you for the question. atu commented that you were hopeful. can you elaborate on that a little more? >> i'm looking at you and feeling hopeful because let's face it, we are all provincial become from particular community is and let me put it this way they maypr think the east coasts provincial but they don't realizeal that they also are provincial. the difference between the developed the country and the coast is you are aware you have something distinctive. the east coast believe they are not provincial, this is universal. so why you might hopeful if i really believe that americans know what's right and wrong they know what corruption is and when some

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preparation with the obama biden state department briefed her on one company marie'withepstein around the moepany who is being investigated and the prosecutor who is investigating that was fired just hours after joe biden demand he be fired. the president has every right to take care that our laws are faithfully executed in the hunter biden contract with a case of corruption and totally appropriate for us to be looking at that relationship we ought to have that testimony in the impeachment trial that relates to questions about investigations. maria: the question becomes where is this all going, and this upcoming week you have a more witnesses coming down to testify and yet there is a strong belief out there that your colleagues on the left are railroaded this through and tried to get as much done as possible before thanksgiving and perhaps could beat the ig report, that is coming out which you look at the origins of the russian probe, that will come out as well. then we get to do wha respondent lindsey graham told me last week on the program to impeachment inquiry headed to the senate. watch

amnesty internationalal says moe than 100 people werere killed ad over 1000 arrerested a at protes in 21 citieses, as iranian forcs fired live rounds into crowdwds from rooftops and helicopters. the fuel price hikes came after the trumump administration w wad away from ththe iran nuclelear agreement last year, imposing harsh h economic sanctctions on iran. israel's top prosecutor on thursday indicted prime minister benjamin netanyahu on charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust in three separate cases. this is israel's attorney general avichai mandelblit. a day in which the attorney general decides to indict a serving prime minister with severe offenses of administrative corruption is a difficult and sad day for the israeli public and for me personally. amy: netanyahu is accused of trading political favors for positive press coverage and, separately, for accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of luxury goods -- including jewelry, cigars and champagne -- from a hollywood producer and an australian billionaire in return for favors. netanynyahu railed a again t the charar

. >>> saudi aram moe highly anticipated falling ipo. >>> and spanish boris becomes the center of a biddingar as it's a 2.8 billion euro offer for the exchange moments after they confirm takeover talks. ♪ >>> tlok the program, happy monday the ministry of commerce in beijing said that telephone talks between chinese and u.s. officials this weekend were, quote, constructive. they focussed on each side's concerns about a preliminary trade agreement. we all know that's a phase one deal the ministry said that u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin and robert lighthouser requested the conversation with their chinese counterparts and both parties agree to stay in close contact. reuters reported that the trump administration is expected to once more extend the ability of u.s. companies that do business with chinese telecom violent huawei they placed the tech company on an economic blacklist due to concerns over national security. our colleagues will join us live in the chinese studio. you spoke to huawei's chairman just a few hours ago how did he react to those reports? >> yeah. fascinating, willem

but i want too emphasize one moe pointfo, there's another form of absolute immunity that is based upon988 opinion by mike ludig. that stands for the proposition that national security information, no matter in whose hands it is, cannot be shared in the compulsory fashion based hiupon something even more venerable than 1989's secrets privilege. of course, t the president -- te people are being asked to testify not about some domestic policy issue, paul, but because of national security -- paul: does any of this change, this immunity change because it's part of an impeachment probe which is a core power of the u.s. house? >> it's an interesting question, never been litigated this way. i would like to think that even though it's impeachment power, impeachment does not reshuffle the separation of powers. immunities are anchored in the president's statuss as head of the branch. i don't think so. but to be fair, it's never been litigated in the impeachment context. let me emphasize one thing, the house lawyers are not very sure of their position. it's been surprising where they withdrew the

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while the study is not political the finding that moe shooters used legally purchased firearms could calls for more gun control legislation. >> about 9% of mass shooters using illegal firearms. for school shooters actually those under 18, 80% of them used guns that they take from family members. >> reporter: researchers say they are hoping findings will usher in a more evidence-based approach to the crisis which could see the focus turned toward preventing mass shootings instead of simply reacting to them. >> we tend to focus on things like security and stronger doors and drills that help us minimize casualties but our hope is can we prevent people from ever getting to this point? deals gave the study's authors said hundred and 71 mass shootings have taken place since 1966 with more than half coming in the past 20 years. in washington, jenkins, fox news. >>> we are learning more about attainted facial cream smuggled from mexico and now a california woman is behind bars. >>> a fresh start for a new class of graduates now with new skills and ready to build a future for themselves in an

this week's public impeachment hearings and it's time now for sunday group, gop strategist karl rove, moenstitute of politics and public service, former democratic congresswoman donna edwards and senator mitch mcconnell's chief of staff josh holmes, congresswoman edwards, let me start with you, what do you expect these public hearings to accomplish? we know what these witnesses are going to say, they -- their opening statements were leaked, transcripts have been put out there for anybody who is interested to read, they've been widely covered, it doesn't seem to have moved anybody, i mean, the democrats are in favor of impeachment and doesn't seem to have been a single vote swayed by house republicans in favor of impeachment, what's the point? >> now it's time for the american people to see the evidence. i mean, let's admit it, even i've read some of the transcripts but haven't read all of them and i think for the american people to be able to see these witnesses, to know their, you know, backgrounds and that they're public servants and that they have a sense of duty coming before the comm

is still trying to cope with her grief appreciate that the school district is giving saga students moe>i think the district has done a great job supporting the communicating to the families to make sure that. students can get the help they ne. >>police were keeping watch as students rern to other schools in the district today brought the person ski admits he was uneasy about returning to arroyo seco junior high. so soon after the shooting. >>and that there ibeen this happen. that street change know there's people in rst responders out there protect it. >>he said he and his dad talk about how to handle his emotns today and in the days to come. asking for busy week. >>tina patel reporting for tonight. investigators still trying to figure out the motivbehind the deadly shooting. ey believe the 16 year-old may have targeted the victims at random before turning the gun on himself on friday. >>it's the california professor who accused supreme court justice brett kavanaugh all of sexuaassault just accepted courage award from the aclu in a rare public apearance christine blasey ford a palo alt

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when we have 250 million dollars in military aid for the ukraine in our national defense bill that moe and i worked in arm service ises committee and they won't bring that bill to the floor. because they're so obsessed with going after donald trump for temporarily withholding ukraine aid that they're actually withholding more aid to the ukraine. >> don't forget folks to check out levin tv, levin tv most weeknights you can join us by calling 844-levin tv, 84-levin tv or blaze tv -- mark we'll be right back. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made

that doesn't happen soon then mexico and canada could potentially back out of the deal and he says moe would be the one to blame. >> a lot of times being wasted but you're going to have mexico and canada pull it pretty soon and if they do it is her fault not mine we gave you a great deal it is her faults. but president also identified a different target for criticism suggesting the afl-cio has political motive. she hasn't wanted to do it because i understand a couple of unions aflfcio they are asking to hold it for a while because maybe you look -- bad although i get a lot of votes out of the year except maybe the top. who i actually like richard trump nice guy. now earlier this month a white house was also tieing impeachment to the u.s. mca so appears as if target continues to shift. back to you in new york. >> blake burman, thank you. now fox business alert we will destroy you iranian officials handing down that threat to pus and allies. fox's garrett join us live from washington as they accuse west of instagaiting deadly protest there over skyrocketing fuel prices. garrett, good mor

that numberi probably has to moe fairly significantly for more house republicans to get on board. i think on one side you probably have not especially trumpy and the other side you have retiring. so in the middle maybe something like will hurd, a pretty serious guy who maybe could be convinced to vote for impeachment, but so much will depend on the strength of the evidence presented. >> you make an interesting point when you talk about those who are retiring. will hurd is one. francis rooney is another. a florida congressman. he said that he was open to learning more about impeachment. and anna, the "washington post" went down to his constituency and talked to voters and they hammered him for being open to this idea. one one said she told him you be twraed your count e twratrayed your country and your constituents. i said get out. and another said it is unpr unprecedented and probably illegal. and another voter accuses the president of facing david versus goliath, he is doing such a phenomenal job and look what he has to fight every day. so does that mean that someone like rooney

. >> i want to dive a little bit deeper into the conversation and have you startrt by painting moe of a picture on thisut for everyone to add to the conversation in the book of mike writes even when the founders were bending the rules and the law they were treated as platonic philosopher kings. many believed they were remaking the world to get smarter, delivering a new and much improved version, and upgrade on life. elsewhere in the few talk about travis and say that in the view entrepreneurs were worthy of the praise that they received. can you start the story for everybody kind of who is this guy and what was his worldview and how did he see himself. who was the person that predictecreatedthe culture of t? >> right now there is what i would say i it's an aggressively libertarian view of just sort of in the pure meritocracy people can build themselves up by their bootstraps and create the next great company. he had a similar path as other entrepreneurs, dropped out of ucla doing coding early on, was a serial entrepreneur of other startups that failed. a one of them is a prototype ver

big debate as to whether you just pump up your base and win that way or whether you need to appeal moe a appeal more broadly as they did in appealing in suburban areas. this is going to play out over the next couple of months. >> let's take a break. as we get some more was in, we'll have to understand it. we also have to put it in the context of stay-te-by-state pol. kentucky shouldn't be in play but there may be lessons to it. we have a former dnc chair who can add value on the possibly historic races in his own home state of virginia. he's also the former governor of virginia. we've got senator tim cane is with us tonight to talk politics on a big night. stay with us. [sneeze and sniffles] are you ok? yah, it's just a cold. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 brand that gives... powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. t-mobile's newest signal reaches farther than ever before... with more engineers, more towers, more coverage. it's a network that gives you... with coverage f

so as far as they're concerned, they're the ones who create the sort of museum about the moe sek coup in the embassy. they're the ones that constantly -- not beforehand. in fact he was skort of a marginal figure. before the revolution. so understand that it's a revolutionary regime that is appropriating mows deck and his legacy for political reasons even though they have absolutely no time for a politician in any other circumstance other than a u.s. coup. the second point, there is a tremendous decline in iranian's perceptions of the united states before the revolution, but it's not due to mosadek but it's due to that's forgotten today, a status of forces agreement in 1966. what really turns iranians against the u.s. is the notion that americans within iranian and there were tens of thousands in iran before the revolution, that these personnel would be subject to extra taretor yalt which is a fancy way of saying they would be subject to american laws, not iranian laws. that iran was being kolnized by the west. it's the status of forces agreement more than the coup against iran that re

we moe tknow the president didnt that investigation. lindsey graham will try to do it for him. probe of the bidens. has the impeachment inquiry propped up biden standing in the democratic primary or is it not having that impact? could all these gas be hurting him more? >> it isn't hurting him. he's the guy that trump fears the mark. trump has given him millions of dollars of communications. he has good debates, bad bedates and go up and down. that central premise, stays fa r fairly consistent and it is being helped by donald trump. >> it's held off some of the takes by the other democrats. >> don't want to look like they are using trump talking points. there's a bit of that. if you watch the impeachment hearings you could envision democrats saying we ought to get somebody in there that knows what they are doing. that bolsters biden's case. i think it's interesting. >> it's like a shield a little bit. it's not totefully -- he's getting some incoming. that isn't helpful probably but it does seem to, again, you can't go after -- you can't attack hunter biden if you're a democratic