app and the associated press website.nks so much. >> thanks. >> shepard: extraordinary piece of work. the amount of work and time spend 0 this had to be incredible. the justice department trying to make sure the government can access your private messages on some apps. why the attorney general barr is calling for facebook to make an exception to the new encryption plans. plus, we're waiting right now for a letter from the white house to the house speaker, nancy pelosi, calling for her to hold an impeachment vote right away. we'll hear from the "fox news sunday" chris wallace about that now at the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. s. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. it's what gives audible there'smembers an edge.ening; it opens our minds, changes our perspective, connects us, and pushes us further. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories: audible. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3

he is the ceo of le tote and recently bought lord & taylor. >>> up next, reporters from "the associated press" and buzzfeed join me to talk about the future of trucking, amazon and activist ceos when "press: here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press: here." you know technology disrupts everything. music, taxicabs. earlier we were talking about retail. sometimes i think though we don't realize to what degree some industries can be disrupted. take, for instance, trucking. yeah, sure you've heard of automated trucks. that's an obvious disruption. more than 17 mon american truck drivers could be replaced by computers. but the freight industry is much more undercomputerized tn you might imagine started using bar codes on the sides of shipping containers. the longshoreman paid to write down shipping container numbers, fought that one pretty hard. these are the offices of southern california-based next trucking. and the first thi you'll notice is there are no trucks. they do trucking but more importantly it's computerizing all the things in trucking industry that have never before been computerize

. >> while we were speaking, we got an alert from the associated press that says dateline rib beirut.civilians have not been killed in these turkish strikes in northeastern syria. i wonder, what does this do for them, and what does this do for him? >> i think that it probably helps them both because it takes the turks and it distracts them from what they were doing and the other parts of the country. it is an area in the west where there are 3 million people, some of them bad guys, some of them refugees and some of them local inhabitants and yes that has not yet managed to conquer that space. they are keeping the column. i think with turkey now distracted, it will be easier for them to set their sights on that area. so i don't see any good coming of it in that regard. and they will not be watched as well because if you are if you are core kurdish fighters. trying to set up a land bridge from iran all the way to syria and we managed to minimize that. if we pull all the way out of syria at the iranians will have free access. so i ran and isis are my top two concerns. >> shepard: michael

a man that the associated press is calling well-known and high- profile. >>>e commity is recovering this morning at the synagogue attack that left two people dead. the suspect shot a woman outside of his synagogue and attempted to force his way in. he got another man outside of a shop across the street. he was arrested a few hours after the attack. the attack happened on the holiest day of the calendar.>> he told us to go deeper in the synagogue building. it was really terrifying. also a very deep experience. i official says anti-somatic crimes jumped almost 20 percent compared to last year. >>> the military offensive is underway in syria this morning. armed forces have invaded the country's northeast. follows president trump's decision to pull out all u.s. troops. now the military is bombarding the territory held by the kurdish allies. critics worry the decision will expose the cards is leading the fight against isis. the president called turkey's offensive a bad idea. >> i hope he will begin to act rationally. >> the resolver reports of in block three ch

judge jeanine: weissmann is making the associated press agents of law enforcement.ociated press in bed with the left and the fbi to indict a trump affiliate. this is crazy. >> i look at this report and of course you can bet the a.p. had information on tony podesta, greg craig, the former clinton lawyer. i didn't see any of that conveyed to mr. weissmann. it was all about getting manafort. we had just gotten documents two weeks ago showing that the "60 minutes" and other reporters were calling up rod rosenstein and cheering him on for appointing robert mueller special counsel. there are witnesses of criminal activity. there is no media exception to conveying classified information. judge jeanine: how can we say free speech? dennis prager joins me live next dennis prager joins me live next to talk about his new ♪music time and time again, you know when i'm doing street magic..i'll walk up to someone and i can just see they're against me right? they don't want to be amazed. they don't want this experience to happen. but then the magic happens. ♪can we be there? and all

judge jeanine: weissmann is making the associated press agents of law enforcement. associated press in bed with the left and the fbi to indict a trump affiliate. this is crazy. >> i look at this report and of course you can bet the a.p. had information on tony podesta, greg craig, the former clinton lawyer. i didn't see any of that conveyed to mr. weissmann. it was all about getting manafort. we had just gotten documents two weeks ago showing that the "60 minutes" and other reporters were calling up rod rosenstein and cheering him on for appointing robert mueller special counsel. there are witnesses of criminal activity. there is no media exception to conveying classified information. judge jeanine: how can we say free speech? dennis prager joins me live next to talk about his new movie. days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ...depend® silhouette™ briefs feature maximum absorbency, with trusted protection for all out confidence... beautiful colors and an improved fit for a sleek design and p

joining us now from beir, lebanon via skype is associated press reporter sarah el deeb. i understand you've been speaking with kurdish leaders. >> well, the biggest development today was thathey actually withdrew their fighters from the town that was at the center of the standoff in the last few days. kurdish fighters and civilians have left the town. so now we're expecting turkish military and turkish factions to move in. with an aide to presidentken erdogan in anticipation of dogan's meeting with vladimir putin on tuesday. what d he signal they'll discuss? >> as the u.s. decided tot basically e turkish eaeration take place, the kurdish fightersed out to russia and the syrian government for protection. so, in the middle of the turkish offensive we've seen government forces take position on the border, least in one town, with the idea that tply would be reacing the americans and providing some kinof cover for the kurdish fighters in that area. but now we have turkey tling russia that it cannot accept this situation. turkey'srive or logic behind the operation is that it w

ah is not clear. >> all right, sal deeb of the associated press, thank you so much for being with us today. >> tha you. >> thompson: it's a busy week in politics, including the upcoming democratic debate on.uesday in oh jeff greenfield joins me now analysis. fara for some so we heard this news this morning about hunter biden, he's now stepping down from the board of a chinese y company, how think that is going to play out this week. >> st an issue that dmrats raise all the time about 'spresident truamily. who are still actively involved in tens of millions of dollars of businesses. and i could see some of joe biden's opponents saying well, was that a case of goos judgment. how come you didn't raise this with your son when he was beginning to sign on with some of these companies. >> what else do you think we will hear on tuesday from theid caes. >> i think two things are going to come up. one, i think the, intergato the panel are going to ask these candidates how much they identify with some of the more controversial positions that some have taken.' beto orourke, for example, suggeste

the associated press saying this rally is is only scheduled appearance before he returns to iowa lateweek. the week after he will joint representative rashida to leav aib in detroit. she is not announced if she will joint representative ocasio-cortez in endorsing senator sanders. we will hear from congresswoman ocasio-cortez, from filmmaker michael moore, and for bernie sanders. this is live camping 2020 coverage here on c-span. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage, dr. jane sanders. [cheering]

reporters with the associated press are telling us that they are seeing and hearing shelling and smoke coming from this town. this report comes just one day after mike pence announced a cease-fire in the region following toxin in car with turkey's president erdogan. turkey described it as a 5-day pause in its offensive to the kurdish forces withdraw from a so-called safe zone, 20 miles deep safe zone in syria. and cara had hoped to capture that safe zone. at the time of the announcement the white house healed the truce as a complete victory but as you can just hear moments ago, what sounded like shelling going on, this is a town in turkey. donald trump said it would save, quote, millions of lives, the cease-fire, turkish troops in turkish backed syrian fighters launched their offensive a week ago two days after donald trump suddenly announced he was going to withdraw american troops from the border area and the shift was widely criticized. it is still being criticized in washington and by our european allies as a betrayal of america's allies, the kurds. you can hear the shelling going

you covered mike pence in the state house in indiana for the associated press, covered him 7 or 8 years. what made you write a profile of the vice president? >> i was standing outside the us senate chamber after the november 2016 election, shaking quotes to run them down, i was looking at the marble bust and of all the vice presidents, presiding officer of the chamber, that is when it hit me, mike pence is an american history. there will be a chiseled marble bust of mike pence here and i've got to go deep on this guy. i never understood him when covering him day today and other reporters said the same thing. tried to go deep, understand his faith in a real way, the downside of politics and that is why i did it. >> when did you start covering him? >> 2011. he was running for governor and the campaign kickoff in indiana. >> host: all the religious beliefs you talk about in the book's name, piety and power, you write that the answer to the question of which style christianity pence espouses and how that impacts policy is not as clean-cut as progressives or conservatives would present but t

the associated press reporting that during the most recent fall, he actually broke his pelvis. he currently says that he is doing okay according to a spokesperson and is looking forward to recovering at home. the 95-year-old president also suffered another fall about one week ago. a lot of people taking to twitter this morning to express their well wishes to the 95- year-old former president. back to you. >>> another possible round of power shutoffs. only 200,000 customers may lose power again. sonoma county could the biggest impact. 9600 in napa county. 5400 in san mateo county. they say no final decision has been made. the plan is to keep the potential shutoffs smaller than the ones earlier this season. they said they want to do everything in the power to prevent wildfires.>> i think we are being realistic about it. we will limit these every year. eventually, get to them. >> the supervisor called the latest shutdown a mess. the last one he said county officials did not ing on time. when they did come, they were too broad to be of any views.>> the problem is the pattern of are

against former vice president joe biden that he can use in his 2020 re-election campaign, the associated pressas broken this sort of as the worm turns story about the president's efforts to concoct these accusations in ukraine. can we put up that a.p. story? thank you. profit, not politics, trump allies so you go to ukraine gas deal. why not seek your own ukraine gas deal while you're trying to get ukraine to cook up accusations against joe biden related to gas deals? joining us once again is michael carpenter, who is currently the senior director of the biden center for global engagement, former assistant secretary of defense. thank you for sticking with us. >> sure. >> as this story does sort of take these twists and turns, we've now got this associated press reporting that centers on how the president's lawyer, mr. giuliani and his accomplices on the ground in ukraine in addition to trying to come up with some negative story about joe biden, they were simultaneously also trying to make money by getting their own political allies onto the board of ukraine's biggest natural gas company and th

for more i'm joined by jill colvin, white house reporter for the associated press. jason johnson, politics editor at the roots.com, and david frum, senior editor at the atlantic. give us a sense of republicans -- coming up with seven hold outs is pretty dramatic in this environment. >> what's going on right now are team exercises. i hope you've never had the experience of being on a losing team, but when your team is facing a big deficit in strength and power -- >> i've been root frg the philadelphia phillies all myiar with it. >> so you dump gatorade on everyone's heads because the other guys are meaner and stronger and faster than you. that is the situation the republicans are in. they had john thune saying, gee, i don't know about this. mitch mcconnell published an op-ed dissenting. >> it seems to me they're doing harassment of the whole operation, but the whole technique back in inreagan era was change the subject, not from who's right, who's wrong but what side are you on, you change the subject. are you republican, then get in line. this isn't about guilt, it'

we know that several homes have been destroyed because there's associated press photographer who personally saw 3 homes destroyed in the gym town area and we're just f arena of photos of that but we have seen entire structures go up in flames even though this is and not the most pop related area. guys are bill brings in a lot more homes in population you can see this is earlier another photographer was on his way out of shot the set. and you can see how the fire was burning on all sides of the ridges and both sides of highway one 28 and all of the response there. those are the engines. so if there are 53 engines at last count. and we just saw what looked like a san francisco engine, you know there's a lot more engines on their way to this fire and then we're waiting for that air assault which is really going to help because that rain is so a rugged that it's hard to it's hard to get into and then the backhoes and will be huge inutting a path they've got to get some space between the fire and all of the rest of the fuel. they can burn this morning. this was sarah saw it she heard explosions

for more i'm joined by jill colvin the white house reporter for the associated press, and james stewart. we are talking about this letter that went out tonight to nancy pelosi, refusal to cooperate on any aspect of this congressional inquiry here. you mentioned that timing here might be at the heart of this strategy, the idea that the white house may be trying to buy itself enough time until some point early next year where the election year calendar overwhelms everything? >> yeah, so we saw today with that letter finally relezed by the white house and then moving forward with this strategy which they are refusing to comply whatsoever with any of these congressional requests. they're going to ask everybody they possibly have control over not to appear, not to comply with the subpoenas for documents. part of this strategy from the white house could be a tactic to try to delay this whole process. we've heard from nancy pelosi and other democrats on the hill who want to get this over as quickly as possible. there are concerns if they let it extend through the 2020 election season, it could

the associated press reports he returned to them for help in his push to get ukraine to look into joe biden and his son hunter. according to the ap, the guys had ties to the former ukrainian prosecutor featured in the whistle-blower complaint triggered by president trump's call with the ukrainian leader in july. according to ukrainian media reports, they were spotted in kiev where they were frequent visitors. we don't know when the men met giuliani, but documents show they gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to a political committee in 2018, and had face to face meetings with the president himself at mar-a-lago and the white house. i'm joined my foreign correspondent mad bradley in the ukrainian capital. >> ken, i'm going to start with you before matt. you talk through the bios of these two guys. explain to people why we are talking about these two florida fixers in the first place, why this matters. >> excellent question. because they were named in the house subpoena to rudy giuliani. the house committees want their communications and anything they can get their hands on about the

. >> reporter: we are told that the associated press, that this is fully contained.irefighters have been on seeing. they are putting some water on some hotspots, to make sure that people on this hillside are safe. we have a statement from new star energy, the owner of these tanks. here we go. we are working with first responders to extinguish a fire . new star immediately enacted is emergency response procedures , adjacent tanks are being cooled to minimize the risk of the fire spreading. i don't know if you could see this, but you can see that some of them have some char, some smoke damage, if not some flame damage. their work and keep any fire in check, to keep them from spreading to this facilities. the jet fuel, and the fire, is from that collapse tank, we are told. >> do you know, i know that you listen to steve hill, do you know if he said anything about how long the shelter-in-place will last? >> reporter: at this point, we don't have any definitive answer about how long the shelter-in-place will last. because this is a blue situation, because we have seen fla

the associated press is reporting two months before president trump's phone call with the president of ukraine, when president trump asked the president of ukraine to investigate joe biden, the president of ukraine was already worried about that issue. the associated press reports on may 7th president zelensky, in a meeting with a small group of his advisers, spent most of the three-hour discussion talking about how to navigate the insistence from trump and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, for a probe and how to avoid becoming entangled in the american elections, according to three people familiar with the details of the meeting. donald trump's defense this morning was, ukraine didn't know that military aid was being when would. but ukraine did know and donald trump's defense really amounted to a guilty plea. and that's the person -- that's the person matt gates tried to help, tried to save by breaking house rules and barging into a room to try to stop what cannot be stopped, the continued collection of damning impeachment evidence against the president of the united states, evidenc

the associated press says she sent a letter to the uaw asking for quick answer to gm's latest contract offer. and 68 million people who received social security can look forward to a modest rise in the benefits next year. on thursday, the federal agency that administers the program announced 1.6% cost of living increase for 2020. according to the senior citizens league, the average social security recipient will receive on additional $23.40 a month. and that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com at the new york stock exchange, i am diane king hall. >>> let's check weather and we are happy the wind are dying town. >> yes. right. thankfully so. >> a little more calm out there right. >> it is. for sure. quieter weather and we are looking at that sunshine as we head through the day. temps wall are compared to yesterday. but calm out there. so, hopefully, you have that power if you don't, thanks for watching on your mobile dough vices. device. we are glad we can be there for you. looking east this morning, it's chillier start to the day. temp in the 40s and in

. >>> and this morning, katherine johnson, a trail blazing reporter for the "associated press," is being in atlanta. her intrepid coverage of the ci l rights movement and other important stories led to a string of legendary scoops. she was the only journalist allowed inside martin luther king jr.'s home the day he was assassinated. katherine johnson was 93. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," in a broadcast exclusive, gayle king talks with bruce springsteen about his directorial debut. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." s." but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. [boy gasps] for real cold and flu protection with lysol, you can help protect them from a real cold. lysol disinfectant spray kills the #1 cause of the cold and clorox wipes don't. lysol. what it takes to protect. have a skincare routine. but what about a lip care routine? pay your lips some a

. >> the associated press. >> hi, mr.retary, this will be the second time in a week that i will have to ask about washington when we are not in washington. this relates to the ukraine situation and what is going on on the hill. first of all, is it correct that you were on the phone call that president trump had with president zelensky on july 25? if so, are the accounts we have seen of it, including the transcript or partial transcript released by the white house, accurate and complete? if you worked on the call, did you hear anything in the conversation that raised a red flag as inappropriate, or anything that gave you concerns? secondly, you said last week that as far as you knew everybody at the state department had acted appropriately in regards to ukraine, including yourself. so is that still the case, is that still your belief? thet is, why object to demand for deposition from the house committees on the hill? and do you have any concerns at all about what the state department inspector general is going to be briefi

according to the associated press. so far there have been at least 45 civilian deaths and 85 other injuries among syrian kurds and 100,000 people displaced according to the information center there. nbc's senior international correspondent keir simmons joins me from the ground near the turkey/syrian border. keir, how's it looking? >> reporter: well, those towns are being fought over right across the border, and that's because they are crucial to both the kurds and to the turkish forces if they want to take control of this area. that town you mentioned, the turkish forces saying they took it and then the kurdish forces saying they pushed back. it appears the kurds, mostly kurds forces and opposition to the turks are fighting back, despite the overwhelming force that turkey has against them. that includes artillery, that includes air power. the turkish forces -- the kurdish forces, i'm sorry, are just begging for help in reports coming out today, but at the same time, saying they are also fighting over another road, a cr

. -- went on to be a journalist with the associated press. as i said, he was stationed in a remote region beyond the volga, the edge of siberia. we have at the hoover archives every single letter he wrote, and he wrote every few days, to a colleague in new york. and those letters are, i mean, they are -- they give tremendous insight into what is going on. at times, they are laugh out loud funny as kelly describes what he is seeing. i knew immediately when i found this cash of letters -- this cache of letters that had not been discovered, i had a character to focus on. in those letters, kelly found little cause for optimism about the caliber of local officials that he had to contend with. he allowed, in one letter, that the men running the kremlin might be ruthlessly efficient, but that was beside the point. "were they all hoovers, they could do little to improve the general situation working through the existing personnel in the provinces." and to bring the matter alive, he employs americans points of references. "is the government here condu

the associated press says... lots of people are highlighting that there is a 3—step process. the referee decides that is what he has heard, then he could stop the game completely. that has yet to happen, but this is really one of the first times we've seen fee for‘s protocols and uefa's protocols around racist behaviour from crowds being and uefa's protocols around racist behaviourfrom crowds being put to the test, and regardless of the fact that england will win very easily, the whole match will be in the context of what has happened in the stands. just to reiterate what our lead story is — we have a situation where the un is saying thousands of civilians have already been killed because of the conflict in northern syria, where 150,000 because of the conflict in northern syria, where150,000 people have been displaced. there is also the issue of the islamic state group — bearin issue of the islamic state group — bear in mind, turkish fighters have held islam islamic state fighters and their families. all the areas held islam islamic state fighters and theirfamilies. all the a

guests today: isabel hilton of china dialogue, iain martin of the london times, greg katz of the associated pressing. vandalisation escalated, and two protestors were hit with live ammunition. the government then closed the rail network and banned face masks. events in hong kong do not fit beijing‘s birthday narrative of a nation united and on the march. you have been watching china and hong kong for half a century. tell us hong kong for half a century. tell us what is going on now. i don‘t think this is going to be sorted. you know, the facemask band which precipitated last night‘s riots which were by far the most serious that we have seen and i think, you know, they were definitely riots. there

close quarters on prison grounds but that it was all done under the guise of peacemaking the associated press reports that prison officials have halted an effort aimed at forcing warring prison gangs to get along with each other after the inmates wound up brawling and even rioting when placed together in prison recreational yards the effort started a year ago with officials gradually allowing prisoners from different gangs and exercise exercise yards to try and get them to make peace but was making really on the minds of these prison officials can will set of the beyond president's podcast joins us now to discuss this latest development. kim welcome back to the show it's always a pleasure having you. because your insight into these matters and i want to say let's get this way let's get this part out of the way real quick with all of the research and all the interviews and everyone you've talked to do you believe these latest claims by the c.d.c. are that this was all done out of an effort to try to make peace between rival gangs in prisons that it is does that hold water to you. no no it does

explosion has kill 9 family members in egypt's north sinai peninsula that's according to the associated press news agency egyptian officials reportedly say a shell hit the family's truck and. 6 others have been taken to hospital in a separate attack 7 soldiers are 42 been injured to an explosive devices at that vehicles and there are a lot and in the town of rafa near the border with gaza. to head this off our reservations prepare for a general election in the country's 1st democratic test since a landmark peace deal was signed. as spain braces for the verdict in the catherine separatists case the country celebrated its national day. hello we've had some much needed rain welcome rain fall into eastern parts of australia just pulling away in fact just around the sunshine coast some parts around 60 millimeters of rainfall a chance of want to still as we go on through the next.

they did seem tom thank you very much art in this story is changing as we speak the associated press is now reporting that us president trump says that u.s. forces will remain in the region there in northern syria they will not be leaving the region and also reportedly saying that he will impose sanctions on turkey as a punishment for their incursion against the kurds. the clock is ticking for british and european union leaders who are hoping to reach an agreement on breaks it with just over 2 weeks to go before the deadline prime minister boris johnson is under immense pressure to secure a deal or to face parliamentary orders to seek another extension the new session of parliament opened today the ceremonial opening it sees an official of parliament demanding members of the lower house the house of commons go to the upper house to hear a speech by you guessed it the queen mr speaker the queen mom honorable have. to attend her majesty immediately and i have this. well that speech by the queen usually takes place every year to lay out the government's planned legislative agenda the qu

a tweet that came out from the associated press -- the national debt up 3 trillion since the president took office, 50% increase. what do you attribute that to? -- what attributed to has immediately made it far worse is the trump tax cut which took us 1.5 trillion dollars in the hole over a five-year period. that knocked the numbers far deeper into red territory. also, a failure to have a comprehensive budget agreement of the sort that got our house in order in the 1990's. i have been around long enough to remember that. --have three con comprehensive budget deals in the 1990's. somewhere bipartisan, some were democratic heavy lifting. balancedur years of budgets and paying off the national debt, paying off for billion dollars of the national debt. we had a roaring economy. what is not to like? we do not seem to recognize that lesson now. the republicans say they will never, ever raise anybody's taxes. the other problems are tough as well, the question of entitlement spending. a comprehensive budget deal in the end will have to get us through this. we have got to get our politics to th

this is the 1st time a tweet has cost a lot more than $140.00 characters though and 213 the associated press twitter account was hacked and tweet that said breaking 2 explosions in the white house and barack obama injured when this of course wasn't true but it ended up sinking the dow long enough that it wiped $136000000000.00 from the s. and p. $500.00 index in just about 2 minutes in 2018 chi.

has killed 9 family members in egypt's north sinai peninsula that's according to the associated press news agency egyptian officials reportedly say a shell hit the family's truck and beer 6 others have been taken to hospital in a separate attack 7 soldiers are reported to been injured to an explosive devices at the armored vehicles in there are lobbed and in the town of rafa near the border with gaza. to head this off our reservations prepare for a general election in the country's 1st democratic test since a landmark peace deal resigned. as spain braces for the verdict in the catherine separatists case the country celebrated its national day. however we've had so much needed rain welcome rain fall into eastern possible straight exceed this area cloud just pulling away in fact just around the sunshine coast some parts so around 60 millimeters of rainfall a chance of want to show is still as we go on through the next 12 to 18 hours or so but that area cloud and i will start to pull away not just in what weather to the south australia just heading towards adelaide west australia stays d

guests today: isabel hilton of china dialogue, iain martin of the london times, greg katz of the associated press a tale of two chinas. controlled choreography in beijing, chaos in hong kong. far from celebrating the 70th anniversary of the communist revolution, democracy protesters called it a day of mourning. vandalisation escalated, and two protestors were hit with live ammunition. the government then closed the rail network and banned face masks. events in hong kong simply do not fit beijing's birthday narrative of a nation united and on the march. you have been watching china and hong kong for half a century. tell us what is going on now. is carrie lam is going to sort this out? i don't think this is going to be sorted. you know, the face—mask ban which precipitated last night's

guests today: isabel hilton of chinadialogue, iain martin of the london times, greg katz of the associated pressielinger, author and veteran correspondent of die welt. a tale of two chinas. controlled choreography in beijing, chaos in hong kong. far from celebrating the 70th anniversary of the communist revolution, democracy protesters called it a day of mourning. vandalisation escalated, and two protestors were hit with live ammunition. the government then closed the rail network and banned face masks. events in hong kong simply do not fit beijing's birthday narrative of a nation united and on the march. you have been watching china and hong kong for half a century. tell us what is going on now. is carrie lam is going to sort this out? i don't think this is going to be sorted. you know, the facemask ban which precipitated last night's riots, which were by far the most serious that we have seen, and i think, you know, they were definitely riots. there were fires set on the underground, banks were attacked, individuals were attacked with petrol bombs. this is a hong kong that is really on the edg

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this is the 1st time a tweet has cost a lot more than $140.00 characters though and 2013 the associated press twitter account was hacked and tweet that said breaking 2 explosions at the white house and barack obama injured when this of course wasn't true but it ended up sinking the dow long enough that it wiped $136000000000.00 from the s. and p. $500.00 index in just about 2 minutes and 2018 kylie jenner tweeted her for 2 a day to her followers asking so does anyone else not opens nabj i mean mars and just me ugh this. it's so sad that in snapshot stock price dropped over 6 percent losing them a whopping $1300000000.00 in market value in august of 2018 tech billionaire in line musk went a little too green when he tweeted and considering taking tesla private ads for 20 funding secure even journalists have paid the price for tweets in 2010 c.n.n. senior editor for the middle east a tavia naser tweeted that she had respect for a shiite cleric who'd been critical of israel the united states she was fired by c.n.n. for that tweet a tweet is not just a tweet anymore so let's find out what makes fr

explosion has killed 9 family members in egypt's north sinai peninsula that's according to the associated press news agency egyptian officials reportedly say a shell hit the family's truck in. 6 of those have been taken to hospital in a separate attack 7 soldiers are reported to been injured when the explosive devices hit the armored vehicles and be allowed to and in the town of rafah border with gaza. spain's national day celebrations have been overshadowed by tensions over the upcoming sentencing of catalan separatist leaders rival unionists and pro dependents rallies have been held in catalonia as regional capital barcelona the catalan leaders could face 15 years in prison after being charged with sedition and misuse of public funds for their part in the 2017 independence referendum a new video has the latest from bosler. now ration is for spain's national day have been taking place on the streets of basra one of the capital of the island.

. >> associated press has tested 30 vapor product that were marketed containing cbd and found ten of the 30 contained synthetic marijuana. 22 of the 30 contained little or no cbd. this cbd produced in my congressional district processed in my congressional district has no thc. zero thc. so there's a lot of misinformation and confusion about cbd that i wanted to make sure everyone understood. the associated press also reported that the dea found 128 of the 350 cbd products they had tested contained synthetic marijuana. three of these contained fentanyl. so mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent that the two articles from the associated press be inserted into the record. >> without objection so ordered. >> and if i may, i'll conclude by saying that i think that there is a lot of positive benefits from cannabis oil, but this industry needs to be regulated. it's very prevalent in my congressional district and they want regulation to make sure there are no bad actors, no fly by night companies producing the oil with excessive amounts of thc. so that's something that i'm working on. i had c