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when i was young ap watergate was coming up and i was in college, i was a journism major and fired up by the "washington ost" and the importance of the exposing of wrongdoing and the hearings and exposing the wrongdoing and the role of the supreme court and i took that as evidence that checks and balances work. we had to check all of these elements of government are working together and the civil society, the nongovernmental actors like the free press, this is how it is supposed to work. what was troubling after me after 9/11 and continues to be an issue for me, we can't take those checks for granted. we have to be aware as citizens and be ensuring that voices on the other side are heard, that very, very broad and unparalleled claims of power are checked. there is mechanisms operating in government and federalism is another thing. we need to make sure all of these elements are in place for the government that the framers created and the constitution actually works. and that's the take-away for me. we have to be depaged in mid-term elections and state and local elections and have to in

let's get back to the situation at ap moller-maersk.any has just announced it is planning a separate listing on the nasdaq copenhagen. ms. go live to copenhagen, where matt miller is joined by the company's ceo. good morning. with soren skou, the ceo of ap moller-maersk. you have announced the spinoff. how will this work? it will be a demerger and the moller holding will still have a giant chunk of the shares? soren: we are not planning to raise any capital so we will disperse all the shares to our current shareholders. why: my first question is not sell it? this business is doing well. oil prices do not look toppy. private equity has $1.7 trillion of capital that we are always hearing about. why not sell it? soren: we have spent almost two years on working to find solutions for our oil related businesses. aerskund a solution for m oil and tankers. we believe this is the option that would create the most value for our shareholders. reality is that there are many great companies in the drilling sector, that there are not a lot of compani

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. >> they were in one part of the zoo, the great ape house and they're making they're way over to thehink tank which is an other of the zoo where they can interact with humans. >> its like the great ape house. or is it just an ape house that's really great. >> what's really cute about this video, there halfway across, the baby's got his hands on there, he's hanging in there, baby. his mom's like, here, i got you. >> these are the ultimate slack liners. >> i like what they've done. the way they've built it and created this place for them to wonder around. >> absolutely. a new baby is being shown off. this monkey did not have a name until the late '90s and it hasn't been studied much but they're only four zoos that have them in captivity with breeding programs and this zoo is one that has been successful in helping them breed. >> when you say it doesn't have a name, you mean like a category is the to steve? >> it didn't have a category. the baby is a child of two rescued monkeys. the mom and the dad, they were rescued and seized from people because they were seized, they're now in the z

matt miller is an copenhagen at the ap moller-maersk hq.att: chinese markets are down, while the rest of asia rallies. i just spoke to soren skou. he told me about the spinoff. the gas trade -- he will tell -- we will talk more about that. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: u.s. markets surge of walmart.d by the only question you really need an answer to the right now much longer can america outperform? ap moller-maersk plans to spin off its drilling business on the nasdaq. matt miller live at the company's headquarters in copenhagen. air france has a new canadian pilot. will unions get on board with the foreign ceo? will passengers take flight? we are less than half an hour from the start of european cash trading this friday morning. let me show you what the futures point to this morning. yesterday u.s. markets were on a tear, driven by those amazing walmart numbers. the retail story in the united states looks very strong. the outperformance of the u.s. market. europe will do nothing today. that is the story will get at a

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it did, in ireland, and it seems to have aped the catholic homes in ireland, which is kind of bizarre. it would suggest it was a problem of society, rather than the church. well, i can‘t really speak for exactly what was going on in the protestant bethany home. but a great deal of research has been done into that home by derek leinster from the bethany group. it‘s comparable with what happened in the catholic homes, but it seems to have been unique to ireland. even with these infant mortality rates, you are talking about going back to the ‘20s. yes. i mean, that was at a time when there weren‘t antibiotics, when they weren‘t vaccinations. and when those come in, the mortality rate drops dramatically. well, yes and no. the mortality rate dropped dramatically in ireland from the late ‘iios onwards, but that coincided with the start of the banished babies trade,

ap i said that, what he is saying to people. and he said this will make it more real for him to read it in the paper. [laughter] >> and this happens a lot. any government, any level, are fighting on two fronts. they are fighting with the perpap they are fighting the press. in this white house, because the president with whom they are often fighting intermly, there hasn't bench of a premium of sharing the facts. mr. trump and this is an objective fact about him has always treated facts and reality he can create and the behavior of a lot of people around him relates to that. he is more engaging with the press corps more than. he holds off the record briefings as he travels on air force one. i was part of two of them on a ecent trip to texas where he invited. obama never invited. i'm not sure of clinton or bush. he treats reporters in the oval office and has tried to tell reporters of his view on events. when in 2015, he wanted me to write that he was going to be declaring his campaign for president in a month and i didn't want to

i mean, i was dressed like half an ape and still not even close to the most disgusting person in therese your assistance. sure. what's up? now that i've given up string theory, i'm struggling to find my next area of focus. so, in your professional opinion, which of these areas do you think is the most promising? huh, well, i-i think there's some really innovative stuff going on in dark matter. that's helpful. okay. of these four areas... penny: sheldon! what did we say about being a nicer friend?

and as further explained by the ap, before the "national enquirer" lost 18% circulation this year, itt 15% circulation the year before that which was during the election. so their finances aren't what they seem and the supposed business decisions they were making about their coverage of donald trump appeared to have not made much sense as business decisions. now two of their top executives have been granted immunity by prosecutors. what's going on? joining us now is jeff horowitz, reporter at the associated press who first broke the news about the ami safe containing the buried and salacious information that it had not published. and now broken the news about the finances. thank you for being here. >> glad to be back. >> when we spoke a if you days ago about your last scoop about the safe, you suggested it might be interesting or it might help us fill in our understanding of what's going on here to have a better understanding about ami's financial situation. how it is running as a business. now that you've obtained this information saying that things appear to be sort of dire there, h

don't ever use the word "monkey" or "ape" or anything like that. street when it comes to african-americans. there's a painful history in this country of using that stereotype. it is used to dehumanize african-americans and the representative knew exactly what he was doing when he said that. and it wasn't a dog whistle, it was a bullhorn to certain folks in this country who still see and believe that african-americans are less than. during jim crow, even in the 21st century there have been caricatures of president obama, first lady michelle obama, jackie robinson, an athlete had to face that too, throwing bananas and showing images of them as apes. so not only did the representative use that deliberately, my message to my white sisters and brothers in this country, don't even go down that street ever when referring to an african-american. >> jason miller, your response. >> well, where i would agree with senator turner is that a candidate running for office, you have to be very careful in the words that you choose, particularly in this hypercharged,

conditions here are similar to those in the wild the center was founded by the british and geo action apes africa which works with the come rooney and government officials seize animals that are being held illegally as pets or at risk of ending up as bush meets another risk for the primates is deforestation which is causing their habitat to shrink. the uncontrolled trade in bush meat is a huge problem for the government in many places in cameroon including here in money a man but also in the capital jaan de bush meat is openly sold on the streets. its popularity makes the conservationists work more difficult the sanctuary has a constant influx of orphans but popular tough on is up for the challenge. to be in charge of all of these animals because i think of. you know when we get into this project where we started. we. we had. a head count in a very very. because there was no real. follow up. tough on first came here as an intern that was seventeen years ago he's been working here since like him director rachel horgan is passionate about the wellbeing of the primates the park it's also open

time out to meet someone who spent the last fifteen years ensuring the protection of great apes population i'm talking about really simple monkey that's right shout out to foreigner works for the action africa one of the biggest non-governmental organizations on the continent in cameroon where. poaching still goes on and it's feeding the bush meat market our reporter member conservationist young to hear about the challenges he sanctuary faces. this chimpanzee is about to undergo surgery first the vet makes sure the anaesthetic has taken effect then he and his team prepared to transport the animal to a small board at them a few sanctuary it's a delicate operation. ever since he was a child vesper tough on has been surrounded by animals. i grew up. fortunately to. that we had we had. i was in charge i was the one taking care of them so. in my life the forty one year old is giving the animal a temporary contraceptive implant it's a routine operation for the primates in the sanctuary once they're released back into the wild they'll be able to procreate again the majority of animals brought her

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the ap is powerful. he'd have a rally. he would go like this. yes, sir.and so i would go see him and he would do the ap every paper in the world. he understood a rally in the rocks thrown and he was marching in this incredible range of southwest chicago in panic about blacks marrying their daughters in taking their jobs. it was horrible stuff, but he would never waver. not afraid to say i was always scared. i would go and he would see me and say i'm so mad at president johnson for not doing this and that in this story the next day king west johnston. he would do that with me a lot. but getting back to the earlier stuff. i started reading about the vietnam war because i saw it coming. i just don't know why. my first impression, i read david halpert, sheehan, both of them became friends. neil sheehan was with upi in morey safer at cbs was the first cut report they were torching villages, for which he got in big trouble. they later became very good novelist for the "washington post" informs no. and my thought then was pretty much the conventional thought. co

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ap, but want to condemn i think it was ap, said that governor wolf, who is the current incumbent, he had a tax plan that is against the constitution of pennsylvania. viablested his plan as -- i forget what their term -- it was a valid tax plan. i called up ap. i actually got the guy that wrote the story which was troublesome but i did it. pennsylvania.om he was from pennsylvania, also. i said you must know the constitution, you must know that that is illegal. he said no, that is what republicans want to do. i said is it against our constitution. host: thank you. and -- go, go ahead ahead. guest: i'm not familiar with the story he is referring to were the interaction he had so it is difficult to comment but like i said i think you often see these stories where somebody who is reporting tries to insert their personal beliefs as opposed to staying on the record what has been going on. that leads to some of the issues where we are today. ,ost: medford, oregon on democrats line, jim, go ahead. caller: thank you for putting me on. sean has knowledge addressed the fact that the president do

now i have a pretty good idea that such ap per base would be mocked most loudly by john mccain himself. i imagine he would have some choice and colorful language in response to the outpouring of love and tributes since he has left us. we know that like all of us, the senator was not perfect. in fact, if you're interested in an inventory of his failings, mccain himself was the most eager to provide it. but as a former aide of his said in the past few days, mccain wasn't perfect, but he perfectly loved his country. mr. president, words are a poor measure of any life, much less the life the size of john mccain's and the swath he cut on this earth. but yet we must try. we may never see his like again. and so for the sake of the country he loved, we owe it to his memory to try to be more like him so that when the season of mourning is over, that we don't merely dispense with our earnest tributes and go right back to our finality, because the poverty of our words notwithstanding, we have lately wasted a lot of words in this town doing and being everything that john mccain was not. we would d

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ap transit has the largest presence at the transit. 13,000 e.ay riders currently rely on this service ridership is expected to go up. >> we now have 30 dedicated bus bays on the deck. those 30 dedicated bus bays allow us to expand up to 300 buses per day. 300 buses per day ultimately means we can now service 24,000 riders per hour. >> reporter: there is tables set up with stickers, pens, and all sorts of fun and helpful information. there are also police officers patrolling the station. in san francisco with ktvu fox2 news >>> the city of novato investigation underway after a pedestrian was hit and killed by a smart train. the police say the woman was hit around 6 am in the area south of n. hamilton pkwy. the county coroner is working to identify the victim. sonoma marin real transit had to use buses this morning to shuttle people between four stations while investigators remained at the scene. >>> racist flyers are showing up in parts of sassoon trying to recruit people into the ku klux klan. please do not believe it is a local group. charmaine

kravitz, tiffany haddish, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from blood orange featuring a$ap rocky. and now, don't move -- here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome. very nice. thank you. hi, guillermo. how you doing? hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching the show. thanks for coming to the show. how's your summer going so far? is it going all right? [ cheers and applause ] how many of you are representing us from out of town tonight? [ cheers and applause ] more importantly, how many of you traveled with an emotional support animal? nobody? okay. you know about these emotional support animals, right, guillermo? >> guillermo: that's right, yeah. >> jimmy: people get a note, you pay like $40 and some bogus online doctor will give you a note that says you have a medical need to take a monkey on the plane. it started with animals people actually need, like seeing-eye dogs. someone decided, i'm disabled too, i have emotional problems that can only be solved by carrying a big-horned sheep on my lap. [ laughter ] lawyers got involved and now it's a thing. emotional

the ap was not able to determine what happened to those documents, but we're wondering, what else does david pecker know? joining me former senior vice president of american media, inc. stu -- that's daily beast white house reporter -- that is stu right there. welcome. the ap report is suggesting there is a big vault and all of the information, catch and kills, negative stories about trump and others, went into that vault so david pecker could use it to his advantage. he could bend celebrities to help him with stories. what exactly did david pecker want out of donald trump? >> well, first he wanted the acce access of being with trump. that's where he sees himself. when they became friends in the '80s, they were both powerful players. trump was in real estate. he got things that he wouldn't get, brush a fame. david likes to have a brush with fame. as trump's reputation grew through "the apprentice" and he became a celebrity. they bonded. >> donald trump running for president, deal started i guess in 2015, but going well, and him leading in the polls and him winning primaries as time wen

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it was named one of the ap districts of the year. yeah. a third of its 2,600 students are in ap classes. that's a really big thing. that's cool. the pass rate of 66%. that's hard to pass that test. so they credit their teachers and their school's culture for inclusiveness. >> he balances me. i'm the hair and he is the totous. >> the men are actually entering their fifth year as coprincipals. >> their mom will be proud of them too. that's neat. >> it is. >>> the latest beer from the san francisco brewery, the real in and out burgers, the companies served a cease and desist letter. we are attempting to clearly distill or rights rather than barrel through this. they say it will honor in and out's request and pull it. >> they should sell it at in and out. >> but not the drive through. >> yeah. >> the first thing i thought was in and out. >> yeah. >>> let's get over it. let's get a look at our weather right now. temperatures in the low 60s right now as you get ready head out the door. it feels warmer and more humid. we are feeling the remnants

they are in ap classes with a pass rate of 66%. the principals credit their teachers and schools culture of inclusiveness. >> so he balances me to where i'm make -- [ laughter ] >> i concur. >> when it's time to go fast i speed him up. when it's time to slow down i slow him down. that's how we compliment each other. >> if i'm getting sent to the principal's office which one do i want to be sent to? >> if he has to correct a student's behavior they want to meet with me. if i correct the student's behavior they want to go to him. >> i'm sure that's how it works. they are entering their fifth year at as co-principals. congratulations to them and all of the students for all of their hard work. >>> more of those school bells ringing this morning. right now we take a live look outside in san jose with a cloudy start. we are exsiecited for the kids the first day of school. post them, tag us at nbc bay area. we see the clouds as we head out. maybe a light jacket. as the day goes along we'll reach into the low 70s. it will be very comfortab

ap incredible young woman is now perm them separated. >> reporter: pruchl went on camera again. >> thisone incidence of many. we have tremendous crimes trying to come through the border. nobody has lie laws hike the you. they are strictly pathetic. >> reporter: the tibbits family issued a statement insisting they don't want to get into the political debut. "our hearts are proben". expect >> a man in jail for charges in a murder for hybrid plot. the d.a. says thomas solicited inmates to kill two of his victims for cash . >>> the man accused of stabbing a woman to death on a part mitt romney could face the death penalty. the alameda county district attorney added the special charge of lying in wait. if quicked that could make him visible for capital punishment. he is accused. killing nia wilson and injuring one of her sisters last among. wilson's family attorneys have filed a claim fancy bart blaming the transit agency for lack security. >>> a bay year church is apologizing for a messy ritual. members poured olive oil over the mount rock sumit. the area is a sacred native american site an

when ap reported three weeks ago the company reported a significant top and bottom line.his could be a big winner the chairman and ceo of aep. welcome back to "mad money"! >> great to be with you, jim >> you're still going straightforward, you think the 5 to 7% earnings growth is in the cards. how can you be so confident? >> absolutely. the investment plan our company has will continueto grow we're at 5-7% growth rate. our capital forecast this last quarter we extended the capital forecast to 20-21 and showing we were intent on the 5-7% growth rate the ability to invest in transmission and changing energy environment the way we provide our service is a positive aspect of our business. >> we spoke the last couple of times we talked about wind catcher, how that could be helpful growing numbers. what the heck happened here? it's a pretty inventive way to make money >> absolutely. we felt like it was a great project. on the outset we said our commissions have to approve these projects, certainly, a unique project and large investment in western oklahoma we were disappointed i

emily: i should add, these google services according to the ap, are storing the data whether you aredroid phone or an iphone. do you think the u.s. needs its own version of gdpr? i mean, europe has taken certainly, a strong stance on the side of user privacy. gdpr, a sweeping new regulation. do you advocate something similar in the united states? neema: absolutely. we are really behind the eight ball, especially when you look at what's happening in the european union. the gdpr regulations, they are not perfect, but they create standards. they say consumers are entitled to have information about when their data is stored. they talk about the steps companies have to go through to get consent, before they can share user information, and they come with a very heavy stick. in cases where companies violate gdpr, they can be fined up to 4% of annual global revenue. there is a big incentive for companies to follow the gdpr and take steps proactively to make sure they are not violating consumer privacy. emily: meantime, apple has set itself firmly on the side of user privacy, going as far as

you can turn off or pause location history, but using other google aps like search or checking the weatheryour latitude and longitude which is accurate to a square foot. that is saved to your google account. 2 billion devices run google and iphone makes use of google for maps, search and photos. google says they are upfront with users. if you want to shut off this other location collection you have to go into the activity settings and disable it there. if you turn off location history it still stores your location data. it doesn't place it on your timeline for you to delete. ? confused? that's the point. google uses this location to sell advertising. the more they know about you, the better the ads. and they will see you went into the store. google's ad revenue rose in 2017. it's a case of you not being a custmere using these free services. you are the product and your privacy is what is for sale. >> tucker: don't be evil. >> and turn your phone off. >> tucker: thanks a lot. twitter one of the few remaining tech companies that hasn't alex jones in the last week. that doesn't mean freedom o

winding through the streets of phoenix, and heading down the phoenix 100 miles a wa from the ranch, apg out the wave the flags to say farewell. the official tick tock of the sen or thes' farewells and the numerous ceremonies to take place wednesday have been released. after private ceremony the arizona state capital of the rotunda, he is going to be lying in state for six hours for the public. thursday morning, a public memorial service here at the baptist church in phoenix, and then the senator will depart for d.c. the service will be in the capital rotunda where he is going to lie in state sunday and a national memorial service at the national cathedral and then sunday, the senator will be laid to rest at the naval a academy in annapolis, and where he began the military career, ana, and where he began the guiding principles to where he learned to love the country, and where the service began. it is a fitting farewell, and many people who knew him best here in arizona say it is fitting for him. >> and so many people around the country since he will be in a couple of locations will be

so ryan, there's also this ap story about the safe, right? does that mean these stories were locked in the safe, are they about to come out? because no one knows where that information is. mysteriously, it has vanished. >> the ap said some of the information was moved. i mean, part of this story that i'm fascinated with is, you basically have the southern district of new york outlining a criminal conspiracy between pecker's company, ami, michael cohen, and candidate donald trump. they decided to give pecker immunity, right, but they decided to either prosecute or they were going to indict cohen and forced him into a plea agreement. so they obviously, for whatever reason, made that decision between cohen and pecker that cohen was the bigger fish here, right, they wanted to send him to jail but they were willing to give pecker immunity to sort of corroborate the tale of how the three individuals violated, allegedly violated campaign finance laws. and the third person is the president of the united states. i'm fascinated with why did they pursue