the impeachment judgment clause, all supposed where the fighters were concerned abo -- >> i asked you aso no question. could a president to order distilled him six 2008 a political rival who is not impeached be subject tcriminal prosecution? >> if he were impehed and convicted. >> so your answer is no. >> my answer is qualified yes. there is a process that has to occur which requires impeachment

money to scammers, the national bank created a center response to computer threats, and they launched asoe there. it records data on thefts from online accounts, but now law enforcement officers do not have access to this database, so when... in cyberspace it takes a long time to disclose. presidential decree no. 269 is aimed at giving law enforcement officers legal access to the national bank’s database on such crimes and saving naive citizens from ruin. nowadays , someone deceived by telephone or internet scammers immediately calls the bank, but most often the bank cannot help him. if a person transfers money himself, he hands it over. nicknames , logins, passwords and one-time codes for communication sessions from the bank’s point of view, at the time of the transfer nothing illegal happens and the system carries out the operation, the money ends up in an account in another bank , the victim’s bank cannot track its further path, which the operator informs the victim of the scammers about, then a person goes to the police, they accept his statement, check the facts, recognize him as a vi

assigned trumpist that most of this campaign focusing his fire on ron desantis burkini ron desantis asos biggest threat to his nomination. now they're spending money on nikki haley, the attack ads against nikki haley that shows she is emerging as a final and most formidable challenger trundle trauma we were showing that ad from the supporting nikki haley our guest is with us and will take calls. this is karen in virginia, independent line starting it off. you were on with our guest. good morning. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. my concern is with how divided america is right now. whomever is chosen to be our next president i'm concerned with our position globally with all that's going on around the world and our position in the global market. so i'm just wondering where the candidates how are they going to bring america back to its position how we were so strong and dominant prior to write after world war ii and where we are now as far as our global position. >> guest: that's a great question. you are seeing in the american electorate writ large amylase, since the what remove thems

he calls the bank and there his report of the crime is entered into the aso database.s, the deceived citizen goes to the police and writes a statement. the investigator on the spot opens the database and sees how much money went, when, and most importantly - where? using secure communication channels, he sends a request to the bank, where the money went, they open a base there. when they see that a crime has actually been recorded, they immediately report where the amount was transferred from their bank, that is , it will be possible to track the chain of transfers not in several months, but in one day, and by discovering the account in which the money ended up, for example, by the evening , force the bank to suspend movement on this account, fraudsters will not be able to withdraw or transfer the amount, and it will be returned to the owner. victims of such crimes will get their money back faster, cases there will be more returns, and the criminals themselves, knowing that they can be found in a day, will reduce their ardor. now think about whether it is good or bad t

have the same october, the 7th narrative, as though nothing has change, it is simply says this from aso tact. we're going to destroy him, us. we're not to let this happen again. i put in it stops and there's no counter there's no, there's no you find nobody you say you cannot respond to this. how do you explain the number? we're just ignoring your mind when will you stop? remember colin powell had that the what was the pottery barn rule if you break it as you own it, you know, what's the in the game? tell me, tell me the strategy. everybody in war has to say this is when we have success. when this happens, when they still run your every but nothing but line all the strategy, the strategy is to destroy a moss. i understand that. but what when looking at from october 7th to the present is the destruction of gaza. i don't, i don't see much destruction if i'm honest, let me throw it to daniel. daniel, what i see, and i obviously watch this very closely. it's very painful to watch, but i do see a war on schools, on hospitals, on mosques, on churches, on medical staff, and on children. that's

command-and-control to allow them to have a launching pad on the critical infrastructure wherehey take asolly were creat tthey d'r software, they allow for very insecure interfaces with the internet and just today at some point in time the fbi will manufacturers of routers ina those small office home office capabilities but the director talked about. the veryasic things that need to be done to shut off the chinese cyber actors from using these routers as launch points. chr. gallagher: mr. newhouse. rep. newhouse: let me thank you for the dedication to keeping our country as safe as possible. as you know there is an election co year. the ranking member broached the subject but i wanted to delve deeper -- no >> we will leave this year to our commitment to live coverage of congress prayed you can watch by going to oureb. we take you live to the floor of the u.s. house.

t trey, what i will tell you is what he had to saybl is coming across asos disingenuous. there this week and hade the opportunity to talk to local law enforcement, ranchers, and homeowners and hear their first-hand accounts of then devastation anthd the catastropc effects of his policies. we all knoly sw mike also actuay saw while we were standing there migrants walking into the country illegally as if theywa were just walking through then r park. just right front of our eyes. so we talked to customs and border patrol agents as well. they want to be down therercin enforcing our laws and securing our border. in step because of thisrati administration's policies, they are passineyg out pampers and going up to places across the country. the reality is every single day that joe biden and a alejandro mayorkas in office our country is less safe. and he is not focusing on very clear and simple solutions that would result in a secure border for america. >> trey: congresswoman, i will pull you a clip from one of your colleagues on the other side of the capital in the senate andgon

david's answer aso perfect on ss to deter and tackle ransomware.epartment did a very novel approach of a 311, noting that mixers are entities of money laundering concern. thank you. i should have said that. a lot of focused effort to see what are the tools. because we recognize the role mixers play. whether it's money laundering for criminalsentities like hama. but that 311 is saying mixers who makes innocent and valid transaction enable that money laundering. it's an example of the kinds of creative legal approaches undeinning the deterrence and disruption efforts that david talked about. >> we got a couple questions on law enforcement. the questions are, what are we doing to increase law enforcement funding it's competitive with criminals and a related question, that's a good one. what are the law enforcement levers for attacking what are the tools that law enforcement has to go after cybercrime? what can we do and where does transparency and other things fit into that? how do we discouraging ransomware? what is law enforcement doing to mitigate

would also be a lesson aso how far judges will get astray by applying chevron.ron, i'll still try to be brief,t tends to focus onne or two terms. you lose the contextf the statute. if you have the conte o the statute and the fact the only other places that put these kinds of fees on fisheries, they put a serious c and they did it for the most welheed fisheries or in certa e case. >> thank you. >>nd justice barrett? >> can we have a host of cannons, clear statement rules, some are constitutional inspired. the last argument about whether chevron should be tug of as a partro of the package. she saidhevron could be stct that chevron was unique. can yress that? >> i think she's right about that and it sits throughout in an island and that's a part of the reason to overrule it. i think allhe other cannons that i could think of are fully consistent with the no vote statutoryntpretation. i might be missing one. but thene i think of when you're doing the construction, you te into accountll of those cannons. chevron is the only one i know that says in a certa point, you j

it was almost like a strategy was, hey, i'm not as racist aso. the party i belong to.ed about her race,me mentioned her gender. but thesndere postmortems always undermine the manufactured hoopla that precedes it. spent a week creating all this energy anxiety, excitement, and oh, yeah, we knew how this wasii going to go. people building up -- whether men building up a giant snowmageddon and you only get 2 inches. this is where you insert the jesse watters joke. >> jessica: that you told in the green room? >> judge jeanine: i will ask this of you, jessica. the truth is that, last night, cnn, msnbc, again they decided to dip out of coverage when donald trump said -- when he took the stage. th e democrats claimed they areecto the protectors of democracy and they don't even want to have americans hear someone who is destined to be the party's nominee. how is that democratic? >> jessica: i think they dipped out of the coverage when he lied about winning new hampshire in 2020. it was a fact-check, not that wn don't want to see him. it was different in iowa. or at least msnbc

>>aso we'll talk through this. but let's started diamond peak where we're taking a live look right now. a beautiful diamond peak. one of the places that did pick up a little bit of snow in the overnight last night. you can see they got about 4 inches. have everybody likes my snowboarder. he's new 4 the last hit sierra tahoe got 13 inches. 11 sugar bowl borealis. soda springs got about 10 inches and same story i got boreal there twice. look at that. it's a good place to go skiing. i guess that one up there tristar about south lake right now. 31 degrees and cloudy skies. of course, we've got some of that snow coming down there under that freezing mark. so that means no problem making snow. and that's what we see as we take a look at stormtracker 4 here as we zoom in and you can see they're still just some light snow. now they did just lift the the warning that was up. that was supposed to expire later tonight. and what's gone up in its place. you can see the warning is still in place down a mammoth where you've got t

explicitly in his book that he h intended to change the organizational culturee int >> so what you've got is asoundamental change from what i experienced, which was which exl an apolitica organizational culture to one in which partisan political talk is common within the organization and activism is is is, is either expected or is not, not, not discouraged the way it used to be. >> so we saw the recent: interference with russia, so, wecollusion in 2016, and weo the laptop fiasco in 2020. we saw the the labwe leak cover up in 2020. what do you expectco to sene in 2024 with the stakes even higher? l, well, there are two general things that i think will happen the leadership will not actively engage the agencies. and in partisan activity, but there will be two groups who will be ane wid will be engd from an information operations standpoint. the first is what what intelligence people call the formers, the former intelligence people. so in the trump years, these were john brennan and jim clapper and so on. so these people will be active in in talking in ways that are derogatory to people that they t

and for women, a lot of that can be brought up by photos and social med aso do want to cente?i think it's it's an hard experience before social media but when you're able to uniquely see your differences reflected back to you constantly, i mean i can't imagine being 15 years old today. oh yeah. and yeah, sorry. my metro is a little guy of am. all right. thank you. i have a hi. um, so one thing that you talk about really resonates is about the loneliness so as you more glass ceilings as you from one peak to another how do you with that and do you feel like you become stronger do you think you feel like oh, my gosh, it's like trying to define me and i just i'm going to i'm going to surrender at some point. how do you do that? like, because i do feel a lot of times times. know you can let it. it's just for a lot, you know, to. that's that's my question. thank you know thank you for your vulnerability you brought tears to my eyes. you brought tears to a lot of people's eyes. and you know what i want to tell you? every single tear that just saw, including mine, is because we feel e

and that's why i wanted to specifically aso withk you. >> what do you do with the number one state sponsor of terroponsorterror?r? >> they wouldn't be who travels armed as well as they are withoue without iranians. the same with hamas, the same with hezbollahs an, the same wia lot of these groups. a lot of this goes right to the mullahs in iran. should the world unite world an, make sure that they never get nuclear weapons, and should they take ouear weapy t their refineries, which is their ability to make money to foment terror ? n isra >> so i'll say three things there, sean. first on the point on israel, israel is now proven it is able to get its job donne thie. e th the number one thing we need to do is provide the diplomatic support that allowdiort thats tt their job done without having to actually be half in halfnow o out, which i think is worse forn israel and worse for the united states. and you have biden now second guessing their decisions. they don't need a backseat quarterback or an armchair . that's not what they need. and so as we now move to theo th houthies what i would say

relationship, going into all of his videos that happened that day and really sort of because he didn't have aso body camera was a big thing, and so he's really like everywhere on january sixth. he's in some of these sites and was assaulted so many times, and he really has to piece it together because the capitol police didn't have body cameras. with fanone it's a little easier come is my tire expense, you can get of pieces of evidence from elsewhere and that sort of thing but when you have someone assaulting you too your face, as can be documented. their faces on the capture or piece of the clothing will be captured or something about them will be captured and documented, where as kanellis has to piece all of this together. i don't think i'll speak more broadly not just him but i think there's are some frustrations about the support that they have gotten from necessarily follow up victim impact or things like this in situations before ways had to specifically had to ask for, to make a comment at this sensing or something like, you'll get blindsided and i'll send a tweet and this guy he was invo

okay. ow. happened in july and we're only fin(oh, aso okay.look. coming up. okay be okay we're going to be nominating britons nominating our greatest britons and but . next and union jackasses. but. next and this is the big one, really, isn't it? more reaction now from journalist michael crick broadcaster this broadcaster michael crick. this developing post developing story that the post office . criminal office is now under. criminal investigation over the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of subpostmasters . that story subpostmasters. that story initially kicked off about an hour ago. we're going to have the bloke the very latest from a bloke who's charge on who's been leading the charge on this. christys. this. this is patrick christys. tonight's gb news. patrick christys tonight. only on gb news. now the post office is under criminal investigation over the wrongful prosecution of hundreds subpostmasters. hundreds of subpostmasters. scotland yard has confirmed that moments ago, metropolitan police detectives are looking at potential fraud of

with that because have to amend the aso with the annual salary ordinance to include position and that was substantive from the last week. with that i will make a motion to move the amended legislation from last week. that continued to this week to full board with recommendation. a roll call, please. >> on that motion, vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> member melgar. >> abupon cent. >> chair chan. >> aye. >> we have 2 aye's member melgar is absent. >> motion passes. >> with this mr. clerk call item 2. >> item 2, is an ordinance amending ordinance 8-18 authorize the general manager of puc to enter in amendments and extensions of or replacements for the bank agreement authorized under the ordinance. support as need for power purchase and requirements and other financial obligations cleanpowersf aggregation program for additional terms not exceeding 10 years. madam chair? >> i want to thank the puc for briefing to allow me to learn about the technical aspects of this legislation. so that we understand why this is before us today. and we have puc our commission here today. >> good morning,

the impeachment judgment clause, all supposed where the fighters were concerned abo -- >> i asked you aso no question. could a president to order distilled him six 2008 a political rival who is not impeached be subject tcriminal prosecution? >> if he were impehed and convicted. >> so your answer is no. >> my answer is qualified yes. there is a process that has to occur which requires impeachment and conviction. host: that was part of the legal arguments that went back and forth yesterday on the question of presidential immunity. if you want to hear that were hearing, you can go to our website at c-span.org and listen to the audio provided by the court. you can use that and other issues when it comes to those legal problems, if they help or hurt his presidential campaign. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. independents, 202-748-8002. you can text us at 202-748-8003. independent line, this is from spring lake, north carolina. thomas on the question of the former president's legal issues helping or hurting his campaign. what do you think? caller: i would like to make a

with that because have to amend the aso with the annual salary ordinance to include position and that was substantive from the last week. with that i will make a motion to move the amended legislation from last week. that continued to this week to full board with recommendation. a roll call, please. >> on that motion, vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> member melgar. >> abupon cent. >> chair chan. >> aye. >> we have 2 aye's member melgar is absent. >> motion passes. >> with this mr. clerk call item 2. >> item 2, is an ordinance amending ordinance 8-18 authorize the general manager of puc to enter in amendments and extensions of or replacements for the bank agreement authorized under the ordinance. support as need for power purchase and requirements and other financial obligations cleanpowersf aggregation program for additional terms not exceeding 10 years. madam chair? >> i want to thank the puc for briefing to allow me to learn about the technical aspects of this legislation. so that we understand why this is before us today. and we have puc our commission here today. >> good morning,