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michael are joined by aten. he is their manager of research investigations and policy analysis. a new body of work taking a look at this topic of dark money, especially its use and campaigns. good morning to you. before we start into the details, defined dark money. dark money and politics means secret money. organizations,e secretive organizations that are spending tens of millions of dollars in elections without disclosing their donors. that is really what we mean by dark money. host: had we get to the point where these organizations can do that without disclosure? guest: the world changed dramatically in 2010 when the supreme court issued the citizens united versus federal election commission ruling. if you are a candidate running for office or a political party or political action committee, one of the rules of the road is you have to disclose your donors. voters can assess candidates based on where they are getting their money from. which might see industries or interest groups are helping fund a candidate. that is helpful information for voters to be able to assess those c

. >> judge l atener applied the law and the public didn't want it. >> the president of the defenders association called that defense accuser and applauded the accusers saying all the people who have spoken out in this issue the women in particular are brave and strong. they have a right to be treated respectfully and with dignity. the commission on judicial performance is expected to hear the judge's case in december or january. they have the power to remove him from the bench or censor him. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> the senate judiciary committee chairman says brett kavanaugh's accuser has until tomorrow to decide whether she will testify. but as kpix 5's andria borba reports, the bay area woman at the center of the scandal says that that won't happen until the fbi starts investigating. >>> reporter: as the hours tick away until the deadline for dr. christine blasey ford to decide whether she will testify on friday, the fight on capitol hill over her letter turned nasty. chuck grassley sent this letter to california senator dianne feinstein. my staff has made repeated requests for

brent aten it comes to the moment, longer-term contracts are higher than short-term, typically indicating market. is this something you expect to continue given that there are some worries over the demand side, heightened tensions over trade between china and the u.s.? >> that is typically when markets are tight, when demand is equal to or a little more than supply. contractshe forward priced higher than further out in time. that a bit anomalous even when that was the case not terribly- i'm surprised. i think it will stay that way. huge anothere a influx of supply, but i don't think it is going to be to an extent that the market is going to feel very comfortable about supplies and push crude futures back. i want underscore this point with another chart from our bloomberg library. iran's crude output tumbled under previous sanctions. 2012, they go down more. , then you see the supplies going up markedly. that was a period when we had -- what factors are you put on the importance of this issue for the oil market? iran is absolutely a major factor. just to put things into context, it pops a

as aten think of this era republican era.t is true that between johnson and wilson there was only one democrat, grover cleveland. in fact, in the late 19th century, the two major parties were very evenly balanced. just about as many republicans and democrats in the country. they were spread out over two sections. the south was solid for the democrats. in any given presidential election, they could count on a body of electoral votes. countpublicans could almost as reliably on a body of electoral votes coming from the northeast, the upper midwest, and most of the west as well. those blocks of wins was large enough to the presidency. was inu had between them those states, doubtful states, new york and indiana. most of the campaigning was done in those two doubtful states. those electoral statistics you had up there reflect -- they look like they are fairly wide apart. victory in 1884, there are two states separating them, indiana and new york. .hose were quite close cleveland's victory in new york was something like a thousand p

judy,emocrats including senator booker actually requested that the documents which had previously aten confidential be allowed to be made public s something they had not requested until last night. they did. they did it late and through the night committees, doctors along with doctors for george stffas for gorge w bush and the department of justice worked through those and they cleared them for public release. by the time the committee met this morningnd had that holdback and forth and kerfuffl the documents that cory booker was talking about were in fact no longer committco idential. so there was to breaking of the rules today. but judy, i think what you saw was a bigger battle over the image for both parties. omocrats felt like they had some ground to stabased on these emails, one of which dealt with racialot profiling, r with a dorgs, to say hey there is something in these documents worth talking about that we couldn't talk about before. republicans acted quickly because they did not want to reflect they had anything to hide. >> woodruff: marcia coyle, why did t matter in th end whe

aten the remarks he made haspel's installation at c. i., the inference you can draw is that he has got smarter about it or more educated about the value of humans. he did make a comment, or comment, orke something like that. i don't remember the exact words but we did not dwell on it at the time. this was 20 months ago. the president-elect, at the time, had virtually no exposure to intelligence at all. in fairness to him, it's part of the education process. the interesting contrast between mike hayden and rogers here. it reflects that the decision about whether or not to speak out is a highly personal one. mike rogers, and it is quite understandable him taking the position he has taken -- he'll get over it. [laughter] having served in this administration, he'll come at it from a different perspective, mike rogers. was 24 years ago for me that i military.om the september 1995. i never thought --it never occurred to me to speak out or go on television or any of that. to the conclusion that we are in a very different place, a very differen

kron 4's maureen kelly talked to one of the victims who was aten and robbed that night.o the colesiumstation that night back in april 2017....jumping the fare gates or pushing thru the emergency gates.another angle shows they stream past the overwhelmed station agent who called for assistance..shortly after this video....the mob gets on board a train with rusty stapp, his wife and 18 year old daugther.... he says that's when three males reached for his phone.three of them jumped on top of me, two of them were swinging at me one of them was kicking at me. i released my phone and at that point they got off of me, they went on down the car, rob and a few other people bart is now saying that two juveniles and one 18 year old were arrested. the 18 year old copped a plea and did one year in jail.stapp has slapped the transit agency with a three million dollar lawsuit. he points to the death of nia wilson this year...allegedly stabbed by a man with history of fare evasion...as another, more tragic example of what can happen. i said i didn't want to see another family but we did

. >> reporter: tim piazz died in 2017, after drinking dangerous levels of alcohol aten pstate.ain injury. fraternityn' brothers d call 911 for hours. >> that's one of the thing i go to sleep thinking about ever night. how could nobody pick up the phone?>> eporter: now, jim and evelyn piazza, along with two other families who lost their kids are turning to fraternity and sorority organizations to bring an e to zing. >> what was it like when jim reached out to you? >> i was nervous when i got the e-mail. part of the processwi start i'm sorry. >> reporter: the coalition announcing three goals in morning. a push for new legislation to toughen up laws. r program tose awareness with parents and students. and a program to have college students educate high schoolers. do you believe some of the changes that you want would have lived your son's life? >> do. i think they would have been a deterrent. if people were properl educated, people would have toth thought twice about what they're doing. >> reporter: the announcement comes as some are calling for the end to greek life altoget r alt

also in aten dance william barbour and al sharpton who brought the crowd to their feet with this searingponse to donald trump whose tribute to franklin was to tweet that she once worked for him. >> i say that because when word had went out that ms. franklin passed trump said she used to work for me. no, she used to perform for you. she worked for us. 12k34r just one . >> one of the mem memorable moments from that municipal ran and the honor guards outside buckingham palace offered a tribute to the queen of soul courtesy to the queen of england. ♪ ♪ ♪ take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >> john understood, as jfk understood, as ronald reagan understood that part of what makes our country great is that our membership is based not on our bloodline, not on what we look like, what our last names are, not based on where our parents or grandparents came from or how recently they arrived but on as heerdherence common creed -- that all of

roy waller is the suspect in at least a dozen rapes across northern california from 1991 to 2006. átenpossible victims have been identified and police are looking for ámore.. áwaller was caught after investigators used the florida-based genealogy site "ged-match." it was also used to arrest the alleged golden state killer earlier this year. ( robin ) bad news for the 49er faithful-- their starting quarterback is out for the rest of the season. an m-r-i has confirmed a torn a-c-l for jimmy garoppolo. it happened in sunday's game against the kansas city chiefs...here's the play right here... 4th quarter, less than six minutes left in the game... this is a major blow to the niners... garoppolo signed a 137 million dollar deal with the niners this past offseason. with garoppolo out for the season... the niners have backup quarterback c-j beathard as the starter for now.. ( robin ) in the south bay... a san jose police officer is suing the department claiming he was discriminated against following the september 11 terrorist attacks. nabil haidar, who is lebanese- american and muslim, says o

gosh in the last few minutes, garrett, things have g aten wors the water is rising as we speak. >> reporterare trying to get down to the street corner to a boat in the middle of the street. as we are walking down here, when you think you a out of e storm, it picks up. the wind is picking back up. the rain is cking back up. right now again the wind is at my back and it's blowing ath of water right off the neuse river and right back into the heart of downtown. it's clear they are not done t yet. we have had ten feet of storpl have been here 200 years. a lot of people have been here a long time, too. they know not to mes around th storms like this. there were dozens, pef aps hundreds wpeople who neededescued. we can't get to thos parts of down yet. >> thank you. literally, he was standing iaround there andwas dry as a bone. >> and that's how fast that comes up. >> wow. >> people nee if they haven't e alread amber parker, the public information officer, you were speaking about some of the rescues. tell us how things stand this morning. >> we currently still have swr g as fast as they can to get