aderonke ige, you have been out on the streets.scribe what has happened and talk about the level of peaceful protest that has been going on against this police unit and police brutality in general. >> thank you. i cannot begin to try to describe in words the kind of barbaric action of the nigerian governnt that we sell play out on tuesday here in lagos. beenhese protests have peaceful, have been the most -- a lot of people would say, oh, the leaders, all of that, but it has been one of the most coordinated protests or demonstrations ever without any type of leadership. that is how we have been conducting ourselves for the past two weeks. you could see there was raw passion, energy to savage the soul of our collective group, our country nigeria. a lot of young people have been at the forefront. .verybody demanding in unity what are we asking for? we are asking for justice. we are asking for our lives to be preserved, not to be killed by the officers of state called sars, but even beyond sars, the nigerian police and military. it loo

we've read the ig report. we know there were things that seem to be conveniently overlooked, and it is astounding to me that as the head of the premier law enforcement agency, you, rosenstein and sally yates knew absolutely nothing. but then, you knew enough to go to january 5th meeting in the oval office. did you call that meeting or did either president obama or vice presidentm biden call that meeting? >> i don't know who called it. i was asked to come to the white house for that meeting, the waiefing on the fifth of january. were asked to come. and who issued the invitation to you to attend that? >> i don't know. >> okay. who mentioned the logan act and using that against general flynn? >> nobody that i recall. at the white house i remember discussing discussing it with the fbi but not at the white house. >> okay. and then what were peter's trucks notes as later relayed to him whatk' did he mean by instructing you to make sure you had the right people on it? >> i don't know whatha peter's trucks notes refle

what they do see,ig gatherings, parties,en private , bars and restaurants.where well alcohol is consumed. in berlin, and it attempt to crack down the situation, the authorities have imposed a restriction on the sale of alcohol after 11:00 at night. laura:onkong has seen more than 1000 underage protesters arrested since demonstrations began last year. close toed 700 have been cha with rioting. our correspondent spoke to students shot by live rounds who face imprisonment. a warning, some of these images may be distressing. >> i want to cry wn i look in the mirror. he pointed the gun at me. i did not know he had fired. i hea a large sound. >> this is the momt patrick was shot by anffer at point-blank range. he was unarmed, arrested, and is facingrial for illegal assembly. e bullet pierced his kidneys and liver. he survived. >> during that time did not think the police would fire at anyone. we had no weapons. n we did notve bottles. i thought they wanted to scare us and take us bk to the lice station. >> these images of a protester shot witlive bullets plunged t

the latest berkeley igs says this may california's long vote by mail history, 46% of people are lessnt their vote will be counted if it is mailed then if they vote in person. 70% of president trump supporters pulled feel this way, compared to 32% of joe biden supporters. >> republicans are just distrustful of absentee ballot voting in this election due to the president's rhetoric. >> reporter: looking at the trends across the country, berkeley igs cochair eric sheckler and mitchell point to a surge in young voters ages 18 to 29. in several states they have dwarfed their 2016 early voting numbers. >> i do think there is evidence of heightened enthusiasm among young voters and i think there has been a real concerted push to get them to vote early. >> we might be turning the corner into seeing real turnout from unlikely voters, which is why you have to have a surge. >> reporter: another key demographic to watch as the latin latinx community in texas and arizona. and of course, keeping a close eye and midwest swing states. >> pennsylvania and michigan , wisconsin, i think the big, one of

the most recent berkeley igs poll shows joe biden with a 30 point lead in the golden state. >> voters all around the bay area are getting out early to cast ballots in record numbers. we talked with some voters today and we learned about all the different ways people are voting. >> reporter: we meant some alameda voters today deeply believe voting is a sacred and threatened right. >> i think voter suppression is a big problem in our country and i think everybody should have their vote counted. >> it's absolutely extremely important to make sure you get your voice heard and one person does make a difference. >> i want everybody to vote, everybody's account, everybody to say what they need to say. >> reporter: today young malcolm helped his mom put her ballot in the box. >> she said that i could do it because she knew that i was responsible to do it. >> reporter: the california secretary of state's office lists each and every one of the 334 early voting sites in the nine bay area counties by town, address such as a school or library, and the directions to get there. if voting in person,

in addition, to the ig's report the gao released a report on august 31 that ends september 21 detailing concerns that sba oversight of the ppp and their ability to collect and interpret applicant data and the september report outlines extremely concerning gaps in the availability of democratic information and serious data reliability issues. the report details potential fraud that the fda refers to both the ig and the department of justice and more than 40 fraud related cases are currently under investigation. additionally, the report finds sba his spine to adequately prepare borrowers and lenders for the ppp forgiveness process. demonstrating the seriousness of this problem last week sba announced they had received 96000 forgiveness applications representing less than 2% of the loans disbursed but they still have not processed a single one. perhaps most troubling to me are reports that gao has had difficulty even completing their audit objective of sba has not been forthcoming with documentation and access to data. i would like to learn more about where sba stands and implementing inte

role here with many greek organizations struggling to stay adproet and colleges trying to justify 2002 igs. the pressure is on. many organizations are following duls schultz down entirely under the abolish greek life slogan gaining steam under the social justice movement. >> that was errol barnet reporting. >>> the pentagon has launched an investigation into the collision that destroyed a $120 million stealth fighter. the plane fell from the sky near palm springs california after the pilot clipped wings with another plane during a refueling exercise. the pilot ejected safely and suffered only minor injuries. the plane was totalled. no one on board was injured. between 2013 and 2017 at least 133 service members died in aviation accidents. thanld has the military looking into more virtual training for its pilots. lee cowan reports. >> reporter: california's edwards air force base. it's a cathedral to aerospace history, names like jaeger and armstrong come to mind. anything that was cool, game changer, it happened here. and it still does says the colonel. >> quickly start seeing -- there's yo

debt, butuld favor ig realize you are going to get it at less than 100 basis points.ave to be happy with that. even if we get higher yields, spreads would tend to contract further, but you would get at harry yield -- a higher yield versus where the treasuries is now. jonathan: you live and breathe this world. from the conversations you have been having over the last few months, do you since there is a little bit too much confidence in credit because of the fed backstop? kevin: there really is. i think there's a point here where we are going to see a lot more bankruptcies because they just have to occur, especially if you don't get stimulus within this calendar year. that is going to have an effect on credit themselves. opportunity,tting even high-yield companies, even the state of illinois are refinancing their debt at much lower yields, and they may be able to ride the storm out. giddis with us. one of the cool things is kevin memo be cincinnati reds earlier -- reds memorabilia behind him. we just lost joe morgan. what did joe morgan mean to your cincinnati reds? kev

where does the loyalty lie from former senior officials like kelly, matt igs ais and bolton. that it lies with the institutions that the constitution creates. this is is not 12th century europe. we do not live in a feudal system where it's a network of personal loyalties. there's a higher loyalty involved here to the constitution itself. look, if donald trump had been an honorable man, i probably would have written a different kind of book, but i hope that the loyalty to the constitution will finally come to the top in their considerations. i just want to say again, it is hard for people to come out and say this publicly and anybody who says to the contrary is just wrong, but i hope john kelly and the others would think about this. i think they would find a lot of support. they will be criticized by people who will call them traitor, no doubt about it. but we've got less than three weeks to the election. if we're going to hear it, let's hear it now. >> 17 days, to be precise. ambassador bolton, let's talk about russia for a home. the u.s. intelligence community has known for

>> yes, sir. >> do you know if acting secretary wolf was concerned that the ig investigation could not be done in a fair and unbiased manner if mr. murphy remained as head of ina and continued to direct or manipulate staff during the investigation? >> i know the secretary was concerned about some of the reports that were issued and wanted to make sure that the inspector general was able to look at the situation and provide a report to him. >> are you aware of any efforts by mr. murphy to contact ina employees since he filed his reprisal complaint on september 8th? >> i am aware of that, yes. >> and because we wouldn't want him to try to explain away any inconsistencies from things that he said or did in their presence that his complaint expressly contradicts, would we or would you? >> i'm sorry, can you rephrase the question? >> i have the concern that, you know, he may be going back to staff to try to explain away the inconsistencies that have been presented to us from the things he said or did in their presence and that his complaint expressly contradicts. >> i agree that that's not

and what joe biden knows and what ige know is that if anybody is serious about healthcare reform, weinfinally got to summon the guts to take on the greed of the pharmaceutical industry. [cheers and applause] during my campaign for the presidency, i took a trip to the midwest, a few miles into canada to buy insulin for diabetics. we've got millions of people who were dealing with diabetes in the need for insulin. we went 15 minutes away from detroit, michigan, into ontario canada. we bought the same damn insulin that is sold in the united states for one-tenth of the price that was charged in america, one-tenth the price. that is an outrage. and together joe knows, i know and you know that we have to take on theo collusion, the price-fixing and the greed of theer pharmaceutical industry so that americans no longer pay the highest prices in the world for the medicine we need. [applause] now, , as many of you also know, the united states is the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people as a human right. meanwhile, despite paying almost twice as much per person

according to a berkeley gig igs poll, 46% of likely voters polled support that proposition, while 42% oppose it. 12% still undecided a week out. abc 7 news an kerr liz kreutz says drivers are very much split. >> reporter: with just days until election day, a lot of people are divided on how to vote on prop 22, allowing gig companies to continue classifying their workers as independent contractors. so we decided to go straight to the source. uber and lyft drivers in san francisco, to get their take. >> i am waiting for driver number one to pull up. we'll see what he says. >> hi. >> are you luis? >> yes. >> reporter: my first driver is luis. he's been driving part time for uber for four years. he said he's already voted yes on prop 22. he likes the flexibility of being an independent contractor and uses uber to supplement his primary income which is a cook for airbnb. he also gets the other side. his cousin, a full-time uber driver has voted no. >> i understand 100% you need the benefits. >> reporter: my next two drivers both said they're voting yes. one who drives for lyft admitted he

recently nasa ig released the yearly report that found that information systems throughout the agency faced an unnecessarily high level of risk that threatens the confidentiality, the integrity availability of nasa's information, unquote. the report concluded that it's imperative the agency continue its efforts to strengthen its risk management and governance practices to safeguard its data from cyber security threats... while these may seem startling, there are specific reasons that many of the recommendations remain open. for instance, agencywide guidelines and best practices are often general rules and principles that are not optimized to specific agencies unique capabilities, expertise and challenges. her instance now sit is the world leader in designing, building, operating and communicating with spacecraft this expertise resides within the mission directorates and that the centers of cultivated this expertise over many decades. in some instances they develop the software, information systems that underlying technologies that industry and the rest of the government adopted and em

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this is one of the last iges of criminal responsibility in the world and a number of un bodies have come down very hard on this trial and told them that 4 tane is the minimum age of communal responsibility they simply not listening. this 13 year old boy who we'll call adam has already been to western australia's only use prison banks here heal the tensions and when i 1st went to try to act off . to the lock it was a. problem instead of. he was 1st incarcerated last year and he's already served 12 short sentences the patriot fences league or atari. or in this case and also in those shops so he can walk by the way here. i'm not and ridged i. say keys keys and keys to shaking a shake and. he said some of the kids will like 10 and 11 and you were 12. were older kids. treated fairly and then. you know early. what things did you say that you think a kid shouldn't be subjected to. a lot of 10 year olds going bast from a 16 year olds and i saw when. you saw that happen yeah. yeah. yeah of china feeling rough 1st and anything you can stand i have on you going to get bashed on mobile in there but

a new berkeley igs poll reveals 46% of voters are in support of proposition 22 which seeks to suspend california's ghig econoy law. 42 opposes it. 12% are undecided. based on the poll data the numbers would be short needed to pass. >>> ride share companies are behind proposition 22 and if approved it could weep drivers as independent contractors. >>> we are getting a look at the most socially distanced office you could ask for. laura garcia has more on what halloween movie hocus-pocus is cast ago spell for. >> reporter: we are getting a new look at new york's most socially distanced office and floating in the east river. the floating office included a water cooler, a battery-powered computer with working internet as well. they have got a variety of traer office furniture to greet you out there. it actually includes some pretty good views. talk about the ultimate zoom background there. a boating social group actually created that project. >>> last night the top of the sales force tower was lit up with vote. you can't miss it. you can see the letters get larger as they circle the tower

that's what we suspect, i want to know why it is, again they covered the solid for a year plus, both the ig and the justice department and just released it too late before law enforcement can do anything about it in a substantive way. you know what they're trying to do in my view. lou: have you avoid them, they're trying to cover up things that they should've been doing. have you forward them to get those funds? >> i'm not sure if there's been an exact for the phones but we do have a foia pending for the materials about the leading text messages and such and you raise a good question that material has been deleted and did that screwup are for you and our court case, that is something we will have to look at, they have been delaying the release of information because they know the election will prevent anyone from doing anything about it and they are praying that trump loses so the biden people can come in and squelch it all. lou: you don't believe that the attorney general and john durham have the guts to proceed with the interim report laying out what they will be doing with what they have

it wasn't even in the ig report, clearly, and it should have been.e been exposed years earlier for what it was. maria: yeah. and letes not forget a little thing called liberty and our rights. carter page and others were wiretapped for no reason, other than that they were tied to trump. there were no charges ever lobbed against carter page and he had his life turned upside down. as lindsey graham said recently, i think he's going to be a very rich man, i see a major lawsuit coming. let me switch gears to salt lake city tonight, mark. because vice president mike pence and kamala harris will face off tonight in the only vice presidential debate in the election season. i want to get your insights. due to covid-19 restrictions both candidates will be behind plexiglass, they'll stand 12 feet apart. what are you expecting tonight? >> well, i think that each has a slightly different mission. i think that kamala harris likes to be an aggressive debater, but in general people are looking for debaters who are maybe a little bit less aggressive, so she's going t

they are trying to move on past the pandemic that they choose to ig fo ignore. that is going to be a massive problem right now to figure out how they move forward. and i got to tell you something, guys, think about this for a second. hope was around the president. the president has gotten this. who else is probably positive at this point? jordan spoke a little earlier the fact that hope was on air force one yesterday in quarantine. there were multiple people in the president's inner circle. forget national security, the press secretary. the list goes on and on of individuals that travel with this president. >> our thanks to john, who has been covering the president since he first launched his campaign. we're going to bring in infectious disease expert, a few days ago he said we didn't know the disease, now we know it. it affects elderly people with health problems and heart problems. how accurate is that statement? >> well, mona, covid-19 in some ways meaning it will infect everyone, including kids, adults, healthy people, people with chronic medical conditions.

daylight i mean you have all of these big tech companies censoring or one of the most well known along igs along the existing publications the new york post and everybody knows about it and no one really says no one protests you know who doesn't protest journalists don't protest this is what's really terrifying you know i was a little boy when i was a little boy in a train my age right now it was journalists that told the american people about what was going on in vietnam it was journalists the talked about the corruption of the nixon administration but now it's journalists when they're my primary function now is to slam other journalists for getting out of line mainstream journalists or anything that the place of independent journalism in this country is growing more significant by the day and let's let's broaden the definition well that includes programs such as your own peter wright. this is this is this is not going to work out well for the mainstream media there they're continuing influence is perfectly well and really should i show him i'm going to daniel here again will i but it wor

available morning after pills you heard your guest say explicitly the right to life for a fetus does not igs. this and this is what the issue is all about for them they do not recognize the right of the unborn to live and actually i think the argument of a slippery slope is very valid i'm glad that poland is taking a stand against this. for weeks after being reignited the tensions in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh summer on on saturday regional authorities reported aerial bombardment of the city of mata cut by azerbaijani planes at this week women and children were evacuated from the city off to the shelling of really an infrastructure on surrounding villages many people caught in the crossfire and now have to take few future into their own hands and as this next story shows even the youngest have summoned courage. to a little solution in the. old days heidi. spoke . in tongues remain caracal she. would act on the. only. phone call how some forced the. lawsuit she would. come you would not she. could not just on live. from one weak link on a. little to. fish shall not be you don't.

available morning after pills you heard your guest say explicitly the right to life for a fetus does not igs. and this is what the issue is all about for them they do not recognize the right of the unborn to lead and actually i think the argument of a slippery slope is very valid i'm glad that poland is taking a stand against. some other world news in brief this hour starting with some unrest in chile police fired water cannons to disperse protesters in the capital santiago hundreds took to the streets to protest ahead of a national referendum to change the constitution later this month demonstrators also angry about rising subway fares and falling wages. there's been a solidarity march in london against police brutality in nigeria hundreds marched downing street demanding global action against the nigerian government this comes just days after nigerian police reportedly used live fire on anti brutality protests in law goes dozens have died in almost 2 weeks of unrest in the african nation since a video emerged showing a deadly police shooting. on to australia where people are defying a coro

. >> in a letter to her democrat ig colleagues, speaker pelosi called it an act of cruelty that president trump initially walked away from stimulus negotiations. >> president trump is also getting back to work in the oval office just two days after leaving the hospital, he released a new video saying that it was a blessing from god that he got sick so he could experience how well an experimental, new treatment works. alice barr has more. >> reporter: president trump out of isolation and elisireleasings video on twitter. >> i feel great. i feel, like, perfect. so, i think this was a blessing from god that i caught it. >> reporter: democratic rival, joe biden, pushing back. >> i think it's a tragedy that the president deals with covid, like it is something not to be worried about. 210,000 people have died >> reporter: the president appearing on camera, for the first time since his return from the hospital, praising the experimental antibody treatment he received. >> it really did a fantastic job. i want to get, for you, what i got. and i'm going to make it free. >> reporter: president trump

their customers invested the more the suspected comics perpetrators made in commissions that meant the ig money you know it's one of them bought a yacht which he supposedly named come x. roll then there was a broker who had 2 villas on milkha one in the north and one in the south certain when he was asked why he said there's a 2 degree temperature difference here in winter i mean the one that's a bit warmer and in summer i mean the cooler one the bridge into i n n these are the kinds of a 1st world problems that come to traitors faces they don't even know what to do with their money and we need. the high life at the taxpayers' expense thanks to the state rebates comebacks participants remained in their wealth bubble far from the reality most of us know. journalists like all of the shoreham were stirring up a lot of dirt as they investigated the story and things were about to get even dirtier. back to berlin an important place in the comic saga germany's political establishment has come in for heavy criticism over its handling of the scandal. when you meant those houses if someone leaves t

interviewaham had an with eiji horowitz -- with ig horowitz. i would like to tout c-span's archive. you can find that entire testimony and there is a picture of lindsey graham. the caption says, please listen to 35 minutes of lindsey graham's allies and conspiracy theories. that's what's going on at c-span and every other news agency in america -- censorship and carrying the water of joe biden like i can't even believe. i am not aware of dr. fauci lying to congress. i was not quite sure what the question is about inspector horowitz. 's report is worth reading. is something everybody ought to be reading because it demonstrates the fraudulent and criminal nature of the obamagate/russiagate attack on our republic. caller: republic -- host: republican line, donald. caller: i have a couple voting.s about virginia voteswas over 500,000 ort are not being counted there was something wrong with them. ands wondering about that wondering about the investigation over the last and helped -- and how the prosecutor's people erased all their phones. is there going to be something coming out of that

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the major move tonight by the f firstrug t receive full the iges from hospitals tonight, in one icu, four patients to a room covid patients flipped onto their stomachs to help them breathe. and tonight, we have news on a passenger who died while on a flight. medical authorities now say the 38-year-old passenger died from covid. >>> the evacuations tonight in colorado. the wildfires. the sky turning orange. one fire exploding in size. authorities now going door-to-door. >>> major news tonight in the jeffrey epstein case. ghislaine maxwell's 2016 deposition now made public. more than 400 pages and what maxwell repeatedly says. >>> and news tonight about the police officers charged in the killing of george floyd. a judge dropping one charge against officer derek chauvin. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night. and tonight, the final debate. the presidential candidates facing off on the same stage for the last time, with just 12 days now until election day. at least 47 million americans have already cast their votes. that's 99% of the total early

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the m ig ra nt votes in the viability of this route.in british ports tell their own story, but the government has said that france needs to do more to hold the crossings and the home secretary says she wants the route to the uk to be unviable, a stance which has been praised and criticised. none of the people here want to get into boats and they do not want to put their children through the risks. if they have an alternative, i'm sure they have an alternative, i'm sure they would take it. what we need to do is give them an alternative that they can take and it is not right, these are ordinary people and the children are just like others, they play, laugh and do not want to get into boats. as local french hospital ca re into boats. as local french hospital care for the people who were plucked from the water today, investigators continue their work. the people smugglers of calais and dunkirk are said to have warned migrants living nearby that tougher british action is imminentand nearby that tougher british action is imminent and that may

a couple weeks ago i was in ohio where there is ig life. those are better measure of we are as a country today and the first time we saw 5g in some of the big cities commissioner carr, the pentagon put out a request for proposal related to spectrum for 5g, and it is causing some backlash from the wireless industry. do you have any comment on that? >> guest: the rfi the pentagon put out, there's been some discussion about rfp. there was a -- this week said it wasn't clear whether not dod was moving forward with an rfp and the official indicated that they were more contemplating 5g uses for their own internal uses and they were not looking to create a competitive our commercial 5g offering. that makes a lot of sense. there are some that have pushed for a different approach, what some have viewed as a nationalization of 5g. i've written op-ed on that end but at why that is a mistake. again i think if you're looking at old data from 2015, 2016 data maybe you could make an argument there about the need to take drastic steps to accelerate 5g buil

rules and the majority of folks that donald trump is talking about and appealing to and that deals igsand exclusively engages in state sponsored oppression you know lack of freedom of speech lack of freedom of movement except her and that are all very much kind of the canary in the coal mine of what the state is willing to do to its citizens and what we should be careful to watch out for earth you want to take but winchell i'm sorry i'm sorry go ahead. but i'll just very quickly i mean when trump says and does a racist things so i as a muslim and an arab you know we have experienced some of trump's racism with the muslim banner the travel ban whatever you want to call it when he became president but what was so great about being in this country as an american muslim is that we didn't say that oh we're going to leave or we have to give up on america and it's too late for america we said no we're going to fight back and we're going to claim these we're going to say we're just as american as anyone else and that trump is violating the american idea and we were able to make that case that'

it is earnings galore in europe. .ig oil hsbc, santander. we speak to the spanish lender's cfo. beach onis, it is a the core earnings-per-share. 44. market penciled in $1. when it comes to net sales, they are expected to grow to mid single digits. they are talking about core operating income at a low double digit to mid teens so in terms of the earnings per share, it's a beat, but on the sales side, it just comes in below third-quarter sales. in 12.4 $8penciled billion, so certainly a solid delivery. they are upgrading their core operating income guidance as well. analyst is parsing the numbers at the moment. we will have -- he will join the team. that is with jonathan. bank, the banks have come hard and fast. they beach on their estimates. they said the full year will be around 5 billion in terms of profits. that has improved from 3.66 on the estimate. net income, 1.75, up from one billion on the estimate. jose joins the team. emerging -- in the european market open this morning. let's give it to hsbc. the dividend story is there for the year. thebank beat in terms of profits p

verizon reaches about 4 million people with dedicated ig.y have a dynamic spectrum to reach people with a partial 5g split up totally different. andso we are way ahead building at a breakneck pace. we have the proceeds of the synergies from our recent merger. we not only brought together a spectrum portfolio but the synergies allow us to plow my -- into consumers at a faster pace that we have ever seen happen before. we are at 25 million today we are going to 100 million i the end of this year. i'm speaking to the president of qualcomm and i'm curious given their role in giving out the infrastructure and supplying the chips and critical technology. would you want to ask the president of qualcomm? >> they are such an incredible company with great technology. whats really intriguing is can the technology unveil and unfold when it comes to real experiences? chipsets and technology are what people will be tapping into. if you are a software or hardware interviewed -- innovator, you need to know what the software is look like. ago, weo back a dec

we conducted a serious of informations and a question that ig reviews some of the politicalization at the state department. we need a robust vibrant state department with very capable people to promote american values around the world. we need to make sure that congress is well respected and engaged. and that is something that the administration sought to trample on. so the accounting in that respect is understanding where the administration has taken us down the wrong path. the consequences that flow from it, and how do we correct it. >> but, i mean look, we recently just had stories about 545 children who don't, you know, they are still separated from their parents. and i guess what i want to know when it comes to situations like that. migrant kids and others, or say the politicalization of the state department, it's one thing to say we don't want to do these terrible things again, we want to move forward and do better. but what about the people who separated them. what about the individuals who retaliated against career officers at the state department. things like that. will they

and things being done by the administration and being put out by the governors and mayors are work iging in those areas? secretary azar: florida, texas, arizona have turned around. mr. luetkemeyer: you wrote an article and posted in the "washington post" here, we have to re-open for our health. and you make the comment, this is something that i have been talking about over again. health versus health. the health risks of covid-19 -- mr. luetkemeyer: we need to be looking at both sides of this and i think it's important as we found ways to manage this, we have to keep this in perspective. covid is serious and have to watch this and as you just testified, 70 and over, we need to focus our attention. those under 70, if they live a managed life can function well. so it's important that we understand how we can do this and manage this and your information is extremely important as we have opened schools around the country. many have in-person learning and as a result, there have been locations of problems that have popped up and it goes out to point out your information. and people have minim

how is it that jesse watters read the ig-report and lesley stahl hasn't?page was wiretapped and they used undercover agents on the campaign and looked at flynn's bank records without a subpoena. how does she not know that as a journalist at cbs news, the same news that put out forgers are for george w. bush before the election but she is worried about hunter stuff not being verified do. what fox did. they called the guy with the email address and said is this real? yes, it's real. how hard is that, cbs? >> all right. up next. it's the battle of the presidents. barack obama lays into donald trump and trump is firing back next on "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and woman of the united states postal service. we are here to deliver your cards, packages and prescriptions. and also deliver the peace of mind knowing that what's important to you-like your ballot-is on its way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. to give you the protein you need with less

basis, ig concern agree it is worth between seven and 10 euros, which is still way below the four euros.11. and 11 cents, i woke up and saw the bid at a $.25 premium which is still below the level where it was at the beginning of the month. abuse of the is an corporate governance rules in the netherlands and we will take this to the enterprise chamber court in the netherlands and we will litigate this and we believe we have a lot of legal tools to change the course of action. guy: indeed, but in the united states this is the kind of case that would be litigated. do you think europe has the necessary tools to litigate such a case? is it harder on this side of the atlantic? pieter: it is funny you mention that. we are not very litigious in europe in general, and in the netherlands in particular. mario draghi decided to pick a fight in my own backyard. dutch, i went to law school in the netherlands, we are very well plugged into the legal scene, so we have very good legal counsel. we will litigate this and we will ask for mr. draghi to not share in this related party transaction and we wil

complaint is supposed to be handled by the inspector general first the democrats have dispensed with the igas an unnecessary middleman probably because the ig investigations take time and the doma kratzer operating on an election deadline. this all has a familiar ring to it. almost all the democrats are following the playbook. i wouldld note usually you don't follow a playbook from any game that you have lost multiple times. once again they are pushing into the limelight the complaint by a whistleblower. small world. it may seem the whistleblower has some credibility problems. after all the whistleblower centanni melt directly contradicting his allegations. furthermore the democrats themselves call them a liar just a few weeks before he filed this armplaint even threatened to criminally refer the whistleblower but now suddenly he is their star witness. nevertheless i doubt my democratic colleagues will breeze past these contradictions in the media mouthpieces won't draw any attention to these upward problems just like they will ignore the testimony of multiple career officials delivered dur

hillbilly ig, i read the book, i'll watch that. it is ron howard, for heaven's sake david looks at it and realizes, that's jim's right, i got to watch that the first time, the first time that david's looked at me in 22 years like, one of those -- like a scooby-doo he did a scooby-doo on me. >> well, jim, your point is good in that hastings has long talked about various forms of competition that are nontraditional, sleep being one of them. last night he did specifically reference hbo and tiktok listen to that >> we compete so broadly, we compete for time against, you know, tiktok and youtube as well as hbo as well as fortnite really the limit for us is what is the quality of our service, how often, how many nights do you say, i want to go to netflix and watch the next show? >> well -- >> this morning, jim, more suggestions about pricing power, phasing out free trials, don't try setting up new gmail account to get a few months free, those things in north america look maybe like they're coming off. >> yeah, listen, don't try to pry my