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been transferred and the beast.re, kimjong and took and the beast. remember, back in singapore, kim jong and took great interest in the seven seater limousine. it is bombproof, chemical attack proof and the sort of thing that keeps the president where ever he goes, let's bring in phil mackie, can you see how he has been transferred from the helicopters?m looks like, as you said, the beast. it has good its headlights on because the bit son is beginning to set now. it is about a quarter of a mile away down the grand life leading up into the courtyard. you can see the pictures that the prime minister and her husband, can see the pictures that the prime ministerand her husband, philip may. they are awaiting the arrival. ican may. they are awaiting the arrival. i can see the limousine itself was still parked. i cannot say whether or not the president is on his way. he is running a bit late, you will probably notice. we were expecting this to have happened a good 15 minutes or so ago which means all the vips, members of t

here's the report from daily beast. quote, senator claire mccaskill is a top target for republicans. it turns out russia's fancy bear hackers are going after her staff, too. that makes the missouri democrat the first identified target of the election interference. the attempt against her office was a varant of the password stealing technique against clinton campaign chairman in 2016. they sent forged notification e-mails claiming the target's microsoft exchange password had expired and instructing the target to change it. if they clicked on the link, they would be tina login page, a single sign-on point for e-mail and other services. each one had a different link coded with the recipient's e-mail address. that's important because that allowed the fake password change website, the fake one, to display the e-mail whaeds the target arrived at that address, making the site appear all the more convincing. the daily beast reporters explained how they investigated which congressional candidates might have been targeted followi

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here's the report from daily beast tonight. ? >> senator claire mccaskill is a top target for republicans looking to grow their slim senate majority in 2018. turns out russia's fancy bear hackers are going after her staff, too. that makes the missouri democrat the first identified target of the kremlin's 2018 election interference." the attempt against her office was a variant of the password stealing technique used by russian hackers against john podesta in 2016. they sent forged notification e-mails claiming the target's microsoft exchange password expired and ininstructing the target to change it. if the target clicks on the link, they would be taken to a convincing replica of the u.s. senate's log-in page a single sign in point for e-mail and other services. each senate phishing e-mail had a different link coated with the recipient's e-mail address. that's important because that allowed the fake password change website, the fake one, to display the user's e-mail address when the target arrived at that address making the site

mark preston, cnn's political analyst, matt lewis, senior columnist at the daily beast and the author of "the great revolt, inside the populist coalition reshaping american politics." selena, let's start there with your book and these trump supporters who may pay thousands of dollars more for american made cars that's hitting soybean farmers. at what point does this hit trump supporters and do they hold the president accountable? >> it's an interesting scenario. a lot of people are looking that the and 30,000 feet and saying this is going to make trump supporters not be happy, it will make them walk away from him because it impacts their pocketbook. but you have to look at it from their point of view. this is something that was very important to them, not just small business people but also farmers and manufacturing workers and people that have had

sweating like a beast eating hotdogs like that. from the team, goodbye. hello there.etty dull and boring — we had to go to the football for some excitement, haven't we? in fact, yesterday, hardly a cloud in the sky again actoss much in the sky again across much of the country, as depicted by north wales, but some subtle differences as we go through the day today. there'll be a little more cloud around for many of us and there may even be a chance of a shower. why? well, the high pressure isjust weakening its grip a little and it's allowing this plume of showery rain to push up from the south—west. they'll be very hit and miss and not everywhere will see them, but there is a risk of a few of those, and at the same time the north—easterly breeze will drag in more cloud across northern england and eastern england throughout the day. so here, that could just have an effect of this feel of the temperature, but let's take a look at these showers in a little more detail, circulating around that south—west area, but we might see one or two just pushing up into southern englan

guest: 203 times a week at the daily beast. -- two or three times a week at the daily beast. life's moving very fast right now i try to bring some historical context and some additional wisdom to really whatever is happening at the moment. my last two pieces have been about the supreme court. carolyn from washington, d.c., democrats line. a little know this is water into the bridge, but could you explain a little more about judge kennedy's son and relationship to president trump and some of that murkiness there? guest: this is interesting. i have heard that there is some business relationship or business dealings, and not to up on that. i think people tried to question why is justice kennedy stepping down now? there may be is a conspiracy theory were some insinuation that he is somehow being pressured or bride and then there is any evidence that suggests that. he has been on the court for a no, 30 some years and you certainly at an age well past the retirement age, so i guess there is some sort of business relationship with his son and the trumps. but it was were to see somet

personally i think it's important to say that this tradition because the beast row is a meeting place historically in france the bistro is a place to meet after work or on weekends. we do we get the mayor's remarks reflect the sentiments of many residents of the town especially the older ones who have already lost their favorite haunts. not yet there was once a by hand back on the cafe diplomats i think it was really nice but it closed that now it's an optical about something else entirely i'm supposed to because it was a really nice place that i've been before. but things have changed in bar sorel. the strong owner of bruno laurie and his daughter nina say that people aren't as spontaneous as they used to be and they fail to appreciate the nicer things in life . minimizes things in life or unexpected that they meet someone in the bistro have a drink and leave only three hours later that's the unexpected side of life this is . the town's mayor is pinning his hopes on the younger generation he likes the concept proposed by met you are the twenty three year old wants to open a champagne

beast mode?at. >> following each visit he undergoes a review. >> let's talk about bradley crying. >> i think, you know, when he starts crying, i tell him, bradley get up, you're fine. he's raised by a whole bunch of women, and little boys raised by a whole bunch of women get babied and i don't want my son growing up being babied all the time. the world's tough, get up, you have to go on anyway. >> i understand where you're coming from. i want to give you a suggestion. it's okay for him to cry, it's okay for you to say he's okay, and then address the situation and move on. it kind of seemed that some of your patterns came from just, okay, quick fix, let's get him on to something else so he stops what he's doing. it's okay to acknowledge that he's crying, and find out why he's crying and move on from that. go understand? >> i understand. >> i like to hear insight on what people think how i am as a father. i'm going to give it some thought, i know how to be a father, i've done good with it. >> comin

>> this bad boy is the real deal. >> the hell cat. >> yes, the beast.friends and family are standing there waiting as he pulls this beauty out. >> how many gender reveals have they had to d justal down. >> i think that's just how he leavda tim>> man, all girls today, uh a lot more. >> congratulations to all the families welcoming new baby girls. >>> when somebody gets under your skip, it your skin it's not necessarily a bad thing. but something else that gets under your skin is ink from a tattoo. what if you could combine the two. >> three years ago i had this idea of making -- out of the carbon of your last bones. >> where do you get that carbon from? >> i know you're thinking maybe like ashes or something like that. no. all they actually need is five grams of hair. they'll extract carbon from that, that carbon is sterile so there's no danger of any kind of infection. they mix that carbon with their ink and then you can get any kind of tattoo, the love tattoo, the name of your kids. that's what he's doing at this point right here. >> there's amazing fe

joining me, a white house reporter for the daily beast who has written extensively on scott pruitt. latest reports thfrom the last 48 hours or so, is any of that inconsistent with your reporting? in other words, would you put it past him? >> well, at this point i'm not sure i would put anything past administrator pruitt. everything that's come out, including reporting we've done over the last weeks and months at the daily beast, amounts to cascading parodies of what people think scott pruitt is. we reported at the daily beast recently that he was not only involved in but personally directed campaigns against his own aides and former aides at the epa who he felt had betrayed him or turned on him. so it's not just a matter of his deregulatory regime or corruption allegations. the portrait that aides and former aides to administrator pruitt paint of him is very consistently a man who kind of washes himself in the form of pettiness and vengeance that is only comparable really to president trump when we're talking about the trump administration. >> i have to say, when i read that article

. >>> another movie we can't wait to see, the sequel to "fantastic beasts."ent at comic-con, when johnny depp surprised fans in san diego dressed as his character, but johnny's not the only one generating some heat. enter jude law. >> jude, you're joining the cast, the young dumbledore. >> we like in this cast to say hot dumbledore. >> apparently jude got some ribbing on the set, but he's the one giving us the backstory to hog warts mischievous headmaster in this new film. >> he still is mischevious. dumbledore cannot get involved in the confrontation that is at the heart of this film, so newt is sort of his conduit. >> eddie redmayne reprises his role as newt in this sequel. lucky for the dad of two, who told us he got some built-in babysitters. >> working with this cast you basically have like eight nannies. so we're sort of traveling in the plane. iris just got like passed one by one for little 10-minute sessions. i got to sleep. it was amazing. >> you got to sleep. >> i was like, have my child. >> also joining the cast, "big little lies" star zoe kravitz,

also we will see the arrival of beast on dvd onjersey. also we will see the arrival of beast. psychological cat and mouse in which desire and danger and innocence and guilt are intertwined. it is a very impressive feature debut from michael pearce, a name to watch in future. if you are feeling adventurous in the support of home industry and we are in the home of the british film industry then why not check out this uk film inspired by the 2010 play drawing on the true life story of a young boy who lived rough on the streets of moscow where he was befriended by a pack of feral dogs. it had a brief theatrical run injune and july but you can watch it now on streaming services on bfi player and movie. if you're feeling blockbustered out, believe me, this really something different. is something different. i know she still has you in her heartjehovah. a british drama about the jehovah's witnesses, this film follows a mother and her two daughters one of whom finds herself barred from the close—knit community in which she grew up and from contact with her family. if you want to catch

for "fantastic beasts: the crimes of grindelwald." he remained in character for his brief two-minute monologue. >> amber heard! >> just over an hour later, at around 12:20 p.m., ex-wife amber walked across the same stage for "aquaman." she appeared upbeat and happy. outside she took time to sign autographs for fans. >> amber, amber! >> the comic-con appearance comes two years after their nasty split first became public. >> did johnny brutalize you? >> the divorce included domestic violence allegations which johnny has denied. it's safe to say warner brothers gave amber plenty of notice regarding johnny's appearance. his "fantastic beasts" co-stars told me they all knew ahead of time. >> who knew that johnny depp was coming? did anybody now? >> yeah, we knew. i think i knew like a day before. >> when he started speaking it went silent. you could hear a pin drop. it was amazing. >>> now to some amicable exes at comiccon. >> hey, what's up, everybody? >> anna, we love you, anna. >> i love you. >> chris pratt hit the stage for "lego movie

a little bit bigger than the united states president's beast.ss and procedure for today, the president and the first lady come, they meet the president, shine a look. and then we don't have good answers to that. we will know better when the media is able to get in the room and see who is in attendance, but the easy way is this happening at all. help has been given legitimacy on the world stage. for him to blame the united states, we have never heard that kind of statement made by the united states by a u.s. president at least in my history of this business. he said a lot of things that will be music to putin's ears. and in one issue, it may be a true compromise. how does he raise the act of war of the hacking and different attacks in the u.s. election when vladimir putin knows damn well that president trump doesn't believe the truth and doesn't put a lot of stock in the event itself. >> such good points. as you would say, i'm hold enough to remember when anybody, any public official connected to the obama administration said anything mildly -- n

a congressional reporter for "the daily beast." he shares the by-line on that report. hickton is the founding director of the institute for cyberlaw, policy, and security at the university of pittsburgh. he also served as u.s. attorney during the obama administration. i want to start with you, andrew. you guys right, the attempt against make haskill's office was a variant of the password stealing technique used by russia's so-called fancy hackers against john podesta in 2016. tell us what they did. >> that's right, katy. what they did was they tried to replicate what they did to john po te podesta in 2016. he was hillary's campaign chairman. they targeted senator make haskill's office such that it sent links that look like an authentic email from microsoft saying you needed to change your password and then it brought them to a page that looked ex t exactly like the microsoft portal where you change your password. if the individual followed that prompt and typed in their password, that gave those russian hackers basically a way to infiltrate that computer system. there

betsy of the "daily beast."ta back, as well. >> on putin, what we're seeing here is a power play by president putin. to understand that, you have to go back to last week, when the invitation was expended by the white house almost immediately. we started to hear from the kremlin, down playing of the invitation. saying, you know what, maybe the timing at no time right. the g-20 summit in argentina. both will be in papua new guinea for an apex summit. let's hold off. for a lot of this, it didn't make sense. this is putin's dream, to be welcomed to the white house, have the red carpet rolled out, have a 21 gun salute. it became clear today when we heard from moscow they are summoning president trump. this is a naked power play by president putin to show who is the boss. who has the upper hand in this. president trump will go to moscow and travel, not president putin. >> wait a second. the white house hasn't accepted an invitation. the white house has not told us the president has accepted an invitation. maybe it won

and it is bigger than the beast. there is the beast. and the beast. there is the beast.looking at mr trump in a sort of disinterested way. he has met for us presidents now and seen them all. very much, but the working lunch today, it was mr trump who was the newcomer. everybody else has done this before. what an extraordinary day. a man accused of flying a paraglider over the turnberry golf resort in protest at donald trump's visit to the uk has been freed from custody. the 55—year—old was released pending further enquiries, and did not appear in court. the aircraft, trailing a protest banner, was flown over the south ayrshire property on friday evening despite a high police presence. china has reacted to the latest round of proposed american tariffs by filing an official complaint at the world trade organisation. earlier, the president of the european council, donald tusk — speaking in beijing — warned that worsening global trade tensions could lead to violent conflict and chaos. the christening of prince louis has been marked by the release of a set of family photograp

the daily beast saying, two source who have spoken to trump about cohen this week said the presidentous after cnn revealed cohen covertly recorded at least one of their conversations. they're dead to each other now, said another source close to the president who also knows cohen. trump allies are gaming out how to in the words of one outside advisor, bury cohen. joining us now former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade, betsy woodruff, politics reporter for the daily beast and heilemann has joined the table. barbara, let me ask you, there is also reporting that michael cohen puts other people in the room with donald trump, jr., and the president. could that be the piece that explains why he was willing to dangle this out there? could that be something that is of interest or of value if he can paint a picture and offer up the names of other witnesses that could say that, yeah, donald trump knew about this meeting? >> yes, very much so. in fact, if you listen to rudy giuliani when he's using the word lie, lie, lie over and over again, one of the things he says that's already important is unc

i think he will be delighted thatjust as the beast drove up to the courtyard , as the beast drove uptyard, the son had been hidden behind the clouds, it peaked out again, giving even more spectacular pictures for the massed ranks of the media. the photographers below may seem very media. the photographers below may seem very happy with the shots they got, dashing off as they always do to file of those pictures to websites very quickly and newspapers tomorrow. as they were just saying, this is exactly what the president wants, but also it sends a message to the us and the president from the uk that we are very interested in doing business, great deals to be struck, and not just doing business, great deals to be struck, and notjust the cabinet queuing to go in. it is business leaders, as well. theresa may want some good news, she has her own domestic troubles and wants her foreign affairs to be doing better. as they were posing for the pictures, the prime minister, her husband, the first lady in her red dress —— the prime minister in her red dress... it's an image that works best for b

ofa huge, multinational east of —— beast of a company.is because it admitted it would hmmfia because it admitted it would forecast a decline in advertising resin you and it has almost reached saturation point. the problems the technology companies have is that the industry is based on innovation, and a fashion to get. they stock has been the equivalent of socks and jeans, it is not cool to the younger generation. they are busy on the snapchat and others. there is always something coming along. what they are doing is buying these companies as sooi'i are doing is buying these companies as 50011 as are doing is buying these companies as soon as they emerge as competition, but you are seeing the problems that they face, young people want something new, finding and other form of social media is more appetising, instagram bought examples of the. —— for example. although they are country founded on 20 years ago... it was annoying, there seems to be so many advertisers dropping into the timeline, things are not contemporary and turning up out of d

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oi’ beast guilty of serious corruption or malpractice.may have interfered with or prevented investigations into officers, and so far three middle ranking officers within the directorate have been told they face investigation and they are looking at the cases of another dozen or so. it is a highly controversial announcement, a highly controversial announcement, a highly controversial thing for them to say. the met has had a long history of dealing with corruption within the force. in the 1970s and 80s it was about corrupt links with the criminals and now it seems to be about potentially corrupt links with other police officers. a woman who lost nine members of her family, when a tourist boat sank on a lake in the american state of missouri, has been describing what happened. in all, 17 people died when the duck boat capsized during a thunder storm, on table rock lake on thursday. caroline davies reports. out of her hospital bed, in public for the first time. last week, tia coleman was on a pleasure cruise with her family when the duck boat

to you if you were low beast who gave us money and might talk to you of course businesses will give assurances left and right that they get into politics because they care but practice shows those bedfellows are shall we say more than cozy. political analyst charles also says such a waste of money should be considered as a crime. what we see in government the scale of spending in government is so vast in the united states we spend six trillion dollars a year all in now a lot of that's on social benefits about true two trillion dollars a year on social benefits but we purchase our government purchase lots and lots in a way of contracts and that explains why. donors are so happy to part with sums that seem large one hundred thousand dollars or a million dollars so we do that because under the obama administration as a recent example in the stimulus plan i think almost a trillion dollars eight hundred billion dollars was spent by our government our projects that manifestly did not create a single job we did all that money go nobody seems to know and this kind of stuff happens all acros

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christian carol, international opinions editor with the "washington post" and gordon chang, daily beast "nuclear showdown: north korea takes on the world." christian, i start with you on this one. you heard about these private trump putin phone calls how they act as if they're friends. trump con fidz in him. he has defended his relationship with putin in the past. >> we had a conversation with president trump went over to meet putin during a dinner and had a very long conversation there about an hour just again the two of them, one-on-one. and we have no idea what they talked about. and so it looked like we're going to be repeating history there. i do find it a bit concerning. >> and this is exactly what happened with kim jong-un and we have no idea what was actually said between the two men in singapore aside from what the president has told us. let's talk nato here. he told senior aides i wants to slash spending on europe's defense if allies do not contribute more. what can we expect from trump going overseas? >> i think we have some idea what to expect. he'll put more pressure on our

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trump allies are gaming on how to bury cohen, according to the daily beast. the first attempt did not go so well. rudy giuliani tried to claim that he is a liar. >> he has been lying for years. there is nobody that i know that knows him that hasn't warned me if his back subpoena against the wall, he's lie like crazy because he's lied all his life. >> the same rudy giuliani said this about michael cohen just a few months ago. >> he doesn't have any incriminating evidence about the president or himself. the man is an honest, honorable lawyer. >> cohen's story may be just as dangerous for donald trump jr. as it is for the president. cohen reportedly wants to tell mueller that donald trump learned of the trump tower meeting from don jr. don jr. has already told a different story. >> did you tell your father anything about this? >> no. it was such a nothing. there was nothing to tell. i mean, i wouldn't have even remembered it until you start skouring through the stuff. >> in september, don jr. told the senate judiciary committee that he never discussed the meetin

. >> the daily beast reports the congressional hispanic caucus is rejecting calls to do away with i.c.e. they want lawmakers to focus instead on broader immigration reforms. donald trump tweeting the liberal left also known as democrats want to get rid of i.c.e. who do a fantastic job and want open borders. >>> new court filings show the trump administration will comply with a court order. the justice department seems to be trying to force the court to clarify two competing orders. one to reunite more than 2,000 families split up at the border and an older settlement that limits minors to 20 days to custody after crossing the border. >> right, the president this morning, president trump is just a week away from naming his choice replacing anthony kennedy on the supreme court. two key republican senators raising warning flags on a critical topic, roe v. wade. susan collins and lindsey graham both suggesting any precedent including the landmark case granting rights to abortion. >> that means you don't overturn the president unless there's a good reason, and i would tell my pro-life friend

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. >> "daily beast." >> sorry. i forgot. >> he was the white house reporter, the pooler today. the designated reporter going in for other roerpts. >> representing mack sens or print? >> print. he was there and saying there's no cross talk and no question the president was answering the question. and i think it's some point we just have to believe what the president says the first time. because he said similar versions of this as you said other times, including and yesterday when he was -- monday talking next to vladimir putin he said all that before, too, just not standing on foreign soil next to the russian president. it's when the white house tries to clean it up it gets confusing and gaslight us all. he doesn't believe russians despite the evidence, all the intel experts doesn't believe that russians interfered in the election and he doesn't think that it could happen again. >> reporters tried again with sarah sanders. they asked the question about whether or not russia is still targeting the u.s. take a listen. >> there's currently not an election today. not specifically. b

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"the daily beast" reports russian hackers targeted democratic senator claire mccaskill last summer just as she began her re-election bid. the report also says there's no evidence to suggest that the attack was successful. ken dilanian joins me now. you broke the story about the administration's lack of central strategy to protect the upcoming election, so, ken, put it into context for us. they're sitting down now. the midterms are 100 days away. is there enough time for them to get caught up and play a little bit of devil's advocate and say we are taking some steps. >> they are, kristen. what's really remarkable is that trump's own cabinet has been saying in public that there needs to be a central coordinated strategy, and the unspoken thing is there isn't one. kirstjen nielsen, the department of homeland security chief told peter alexander in aspen, she said, look, this is really not just a dhs problem, we need the whole government engaged. the fbi is doing things, but there is no presidential leadership, kristen. dan coats gave a remarkable speech in which he said the russians are con

richard golden, homeowner: "the beast."you're the beast? yup." gave himself that name after a rifle-wielding intruder broke through his glass sliding door with the gun, and went in to demand money.that's when the fight ensued. richard golden, homeowner: "and he hit me in the head with a rifle and a buddy of mine just happened to come up at just the right time and distract him. and when he distracted him, i made my move and i grabbed him, locked the gun in."golden says he put the alleged robber - timothy hinson of arlington - in a self-described headlock, and poked his fingers into the man's eyes as far as he uld. richard golden, homeowner: "dropped the clip, because i had training, military training, and then there was still one in the chamber. it went off. i knew i wasn't dead. i know i wasn't shot. and then military training took over and i gouged him in his eyes until i felt his brain." scott johnson reporting: "oh my god deep. deep." after that golden says he sat on the bloodied hinson until police arrived. scott johnson reporting: "they say

let's get to the "daily beast" big scoop. democratic senator claire mccaskill of missouri first identified candidate targeted by russian hackers ahead of the campaign elections. >> they don't know what they're get toing into. >> the first to report the hack attempt. president trump was in missouri chastising mccaskill and asking the crowd to vote her our office. we first learned of russia's midterm hacking attempts last week during a security forum. >> earlier this year we did discover that a fake microsoft domain had been established as the landing page for phishing attacks and saw metadata suggesting those attacks were being directed at three candidates who are all stand are for election in the mid-term elections. all people who, because of their positions, might have been interesting targets from an espionage standpoint as well as an election disruption standpoint. >> senator mccaskill has been highly critical of russia and a top senate democrat facing tough re-election this year issued a statement saying the cyber attack

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