she is the washington correspondent -- correspondent for "the daily beast." donald trump can win reelection here is democrats fear he can do it." assertive,member the positive things he can do. he could get a good deal with china which could help him secure his base of support in the midwest. withuld try to work congress on infrastructure and an immigration deal, but no one believes that will happen. this president has burned a lot of bridges with the congress, and he now seems determined to head to another showdown over shutting down the government. voters, groups, most even supporters say he should tweet less or differently, which should not happen. i concluded that there is not much the president can or will do to improve his position, and that his future is in the hands of the democrats and the nominee that they find in this crowded field, and whether that person will be able to defeat the president. about what he can do when it comes to the democratic nominees is provoking democrats into nominating a candidate that will fit into the socialist frame that

look it's a jungle so an example you've got to act like a lion amongst other lines that act like a beast a must of the beast so this is survival of the fit is at the rose form you have to survive people minds can expand if they're close together to fluster it it in they don't know how to express themselves that was cool of ballots the government designed these housing projects and they keep people suppress. i believe that the environment that you grow up into is a huge part as to what you experience you know i as well as what you become when you grow up. oftentimes in pittsburgh people die in specific locations they utilize the flowers and teddy bears or create a memorial on the spot. so hopefully as a reminder to continue to reinforce why. not going the negative route or the dark route. in my adult life i've had six friends that have never heard of you gun violence in homewood. one was working as a bartender at a local bar and a patron came in and decided to shoot him inside the bar another young woman named jenny's toe and she was murdered in a bar of the street from the y.m.c.a. becau

good for those of us who grew up with a drastic park childhood we've been waiting for cloned beast from the past crammed into amusement park zoo for quite some time now enter the brilliant scientists who are using female mouse eggs were able to kick start twenty eight thousand year old wooly mammoth cells. yes the mammoth cells awaken for a short period of time falling short of cell division though due to the incredibly damaged nuclei from this ancient ancient engine cell and while we are still far away from resurrecting these ancient beasts of the ice age let's let's not forget that we also have to work to save the great beasts of our present before some day in the future our children's children's children's children's children's children's are stuck trying to resurrect the lions the rhinos and the bear the we're losing today ladies and gentlemen that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are not told the real love that up so tell you all i love you i am tyrrel ventura keep on watching those talks and have a great day and night everybody. wants . a shout out to g

a new report from the daily beast found that from two hundred twenty thirteen to twenty teen emergency services was called to amazon warehouses in the u.s. at least one hundred eighty nine times according to and nine one one call logs it was found that suicidal thoughts threats and gesture is prompted most of the calls by management one man in ohio told police he was threatening to harm himself at the amazon warehouse because as he told law enforcement quote the company told him they valued his employment and would be treated as if he mattered and not just a number however while amazon has been the focus of the harshest criticism suicide rates among the working class have actually been rising with every successive industrial revolution since the mid seventy's hundreds according to the c.d.c. suicide rates among american workers increased thirty four percent from the year two thousand to twenty sixteen as automation in artificial intelligence threaten an already unstable job market coupled that with unrealistic expectations of productivity from c.e.o.'s and management and you have a dan

he told the daily beast quote it's this isolating colony of the whole were people having breakdowns as a regular occurrence mentally taxing to do the same task supercross protect our ships ships four or five days a week that's what you know that's what he basically says the conditions are there but i don't but i don't think. it is the exception to the norm of the job i mean what do you think of an assembly line was anybody who's worked and factories foundry is making trucks making cars making widgets it doesn't matter you're doing the same thing it's a repetitive job that's what it is and i it made me wonder because at one manager had said to vox last year that amazon never trained us in how to communicate with associates we weren't trained to be understanding of their struggles or communicate with them it was all about mechanics here's my thing though when did your floor manager is at a warehouse become required to have therapist training because it no point in history of we have a carrot and that's the thing we've told people for centuries that this is how it's supposed to be you're

isn't just an amazon problem in that question here because i mean look amazon is a monster it's a beast that employs more than six hundred forty seven thousand people around the world one hundred twenty five thousand employees working at the film and summers in just the u.s. and that was and what do you know they did say that they would raise minimum wage for their workers the fifteen an hour but yeah obviously when you see the nine one one calls and things like that conditions are brutal in these warehouses still do to a certain extent. crouch a former employee at a warehouse in lakeland florida had a mental health crisis on the job it was on he told the daily beast quote it's this isolating colony of hell where people having breakdowns as a regular occurrence mentally taxing to do the same task super protect our ships ships four or five days a week that's what you know that's what he basically says the conditions are there but i don't i don't think. it is the exception to the norm and there's no obligations i mean what do you think of an assembly line was anybody who's worked and fact

you built this beast. >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> the question is, what can you do with your technology that would be good? well, why don't we go and build the library that's been promised all these years? >> reporter: but that's a pretty massive undertaking. how big is the internet archive? your phone is in 64 and 40 petabytes is the internet archive. >> every time something blivg b they're uploading or downloading. >> over a million people a day use the internet archive and you can see their activity. >> reporter: feels like everything that's ever been is there. that's not really the case. >> this is a diary of a russian general. >> reporter: if you didn't digitize it, how long would that last? >> it would get lost in time. >> reporter: it's an interesting challenge. how do we preserve our history, our knowledge, our information in a digital world? >> first step, put it all online, just all of it. >> reporter: most information today does go directly online. but the average life of a web page is only 100 days. >> i think there's

you built this beast. >> yes. >> reporter: why in.hat can you do with your technology that would be good? why don'te build library that has been promised all these years. >> reporter: but that's a pretty massive undertaking. how big is the internet archive? >> it is about 40 petabytes. >> reporter: your foam is probl is about 64 gigabytes. >>s somebody uploading something or downloading something from the internet erchive. >> these are peooing things on the internet. >> over a million people use the archive and you see their activity. >> reporter: for those who grew up with the internet, it fells like everything that has ever been is ever there. that's not really the >> ts is a diary of aan rus general. >> reporter: if you didn't digitize it, how long would that last? >> would get with time. >> reporter: it is an interesting challenge. history, preserve our our knowledge, our information st a digital world? >> first , put it all online. just all of it. reporter: most information today does go directly onne. but the average life of a w

beast like -- he doesn't think he can beat the beast, does he?yone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> do the guys keep playing until i sit down? >> seth: yeah, they would play forever. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> play until the starve. >> seth: yeah. we had someone come once who never sat down. it was really rough. it was like a hostage situation. [ laughter ] so congratulations on the film. >> thank you. >> jimmy: that was just one of i believe 20 different personalities your character has in this film. so -- >> yeah, no, we had 23 in the original script and then in the editing process, night decided to cut three of them. i don't know why. >> seth: yeah. >> i was all for leave no personality behind. but -- [ laughter ] yeah, they ditched three of them. >> seth: i have to imagine, you can't approach this the way you approach other roles in terms of how you rehearse. >> err -- no. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> you know, typically in a movie, even if it's a big movie, you get one week's rehearsal. so trying to rehearse 20 charac

not in a war driven by fast beast and excessive consumption one content but wonder about the ten she has created by just being herself unapologetically. everyone so how he's on ideas home tonight i cannot say i cannot fathom that my needs are you know i'm the environmentalist i don't have you need done claims that done. my life feels like these are like. what a legacy to leave behind just imagine dr sunny's footprint and how much less so it would be compared to many of our was talking about carbon footprint nearly forty percent of the food produced in india is restrained or lost food beast that ends up in landfills produces make a dangerous greenhouse gas worse than carbon dioxide the robin hood army in delhi is trying to put an end to this to help the environment and stamp out hunger in the country with one ninety million undernourished people let's find out how. this is how good the canary spends most of her free time ever since she joined the robin hood on like two years ago. the group leftover food from restaurants and distributes it to those who need it just like in this slum on

four years the second generation r eight has been given a facelift we'll be taking this beautiful beast for a spin on the scullery racetrack some ninety kilometers from my leg up. to the audi our current historic low says this already has not only been given an obstacle make over its engines been upgraded and the suspension and steering improved truth that gives it an edge over the previous model. at one point seven tons this beast certainly is no lightweight even sold the already is easy to handle most of the time but before we get into any details let's give the design a closer look. i'm about. clo says this version has a very different look from its predecessor with rounded off contours there's a new front section with the aerodynamic elements and the single frame grille has been made flatter and wider close says that suits the car well. state although they school. there are three air intakes above the flatter and wider single frame grille reminiscent of the legendary audi sport quatro the headlights are a gentle though a little trim on the other side makes them seem a little wider.

we're also joined by daily beast editor-in-chief noah shactman.age of the mueller probe, the trump administration and a lot of other international news. he's worked and written for "foreign policy" magazine and "wired" magazine. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> jeru, who needs to fall back? >> a lot of people need to fall back, but i'm going to say aunt becky, lori loughlin, she needs to fall back because this whole college admissions scandal thing, not only is it illegal, not only is it cheating, but it reinforces the idea that the wealthy don't have to play by the same rules that everybody else plays by. and then not only that, i'm concerned the impact it's going to have on the children because -- i'm not talking about being embarrassed. because that's going to happen in life, right? i'm not talking about the attention because we live in a culture where attention is the new currency. but what i'm talking about is the self-esteem because they actually told their children they're not good enough. right? they told them they're not ab

coming to you from mumbai in india over the next thirty minutes let's look at how the poor beast professor has lived without electricity for almost seven decades how an army of volunteers in delhi is making sure all the city's poor don't go hungry. and how a french company is making an eco friendly were done to the plastic from el de. barge first one of my favorite stories on this show electricity use such a basic need for all of us in cities today we may not always know how it works yet we've gone to really imagine our lives without it but haven't done any professor in the city of bumi invest in india has never used electricity in her life in the twenty first century how does this really work let's take a look at this fascinating story. a my son is evening speaking but liking the antique lantern my family had and it don't matter. to. me. the. name you aren't usually with. me if you're not mean. isa mobile. me for the last decade she hasn't used electricity you know so i don't see any leaves at all the whole thing. she so conditioned to have your flight that she hasn't quite realized defea

but when i come today, i pray for god to let the beast go everywhere. >> these congregants will not let terror attack dissuade them from practicing what they believe. >> very tragic situation. innocent people. i understand people frustration maybe. but they're attacking the wrong people in the wrong places. >> 15-year-old anwar attends school at the islamic center? in fremont snoo. >> does it make you worry about the future. >> it's all in god's hands. it's destiny. can't do anything about that. >> reporter: several of the mosques and islamic centers in the bay area are holding vigils over the next couple of days. for those who were killed in new zealand. one is set to begin at 6:00 tonight in downtown oakland at frank ogawa plaza. laura anthony. >>> thank you, laura. the national contradict team barely evaded the attack. they were en route to the mosque for prayers. they were 50 yards away, apparently when the gunfire began. the team says they are saddened by what happened and are making plans to return home. >>> the attack was live streamed for 17 whole minutes before facebook took it

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piece of the beast so this is the body blow it is at the rules for. you know world of big. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight. for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. on the home. or. oh my dough for one hour sixteen novels my mother and i said did you know. just. isis fighters and no boarding a philippine naval ship. but not for me ned. my ninety dollars. just aren't abdulla still don't know what's waiting for them. because it will. be near my family are not people. going to pick it up home. and i'm nobody in. the. country has gone into a nihilistic fever that's why i'm thinkin they've got to hit the road and get out for traveling across america to find what makes america take the charlottes end of the genius of american hero this is it we found the point around which hollywood has gone inside we're st

work atu can read her the daily beast. you can call in and talk to her. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 784-8001 four republicans. (202) 748-8002 four independents. good morning. you are on with eleanor clift. caller: if republicans would have done or said a third of the stuff coastal elites like you are saying to president trump, the media would have gone crazy. ok for you to do this to president trump and not to obama? i would turn your question around. manyesident obama had said of the things that president trump has said, republicans would be outraged. a lot of this is in the eye of the beholder. i think what you describe as coastal elites, i was born in brooklyn. my parents were immigrants. my dad owned a delicatessen. i hardly think of myself as a coastal elite. has offended many people. he would not have the low approval ratings that he has. he's never hit 50% as president, he didn't win the popular vote. he is a weak president going into the election. any democrat who thinks he's going to be a pushover is not t

we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now doesn't do any more of them it may be completely different but in the midst of. what holds his hands to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. one of. the two going to be pros it's like them before three of them or ten people that i'm interested in always in the waters of our. first city. feel. it's in the. oh please. yes will this is how the truth. will. later. this is bull by the frog casting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon all of us i'm bart chilton in washington d.c. the belly of the beast lots to get to today coming up the great crypto paper continues as the plot behind canadian crypto exchange quadriga c.x. goes deeper kristie i have counterpart x. joins us to break down the latest turn in this bizarre today's case and apple qualcomm yet there are added again in a battle royale with the shocking allegation that qualcomm actually stole patent informa

begin to head east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more than this maybe completely different to mr. welcome back this is our two international fans of michael jackson have protested outside a u.k. t.v. channel over it's a documentary alleging child abuse i mean i mean. moving now to neverland features interviews with two men who claim they were molested by jackson as children since the movie premiered back in january a global reaction has followed with radio stations in canada and new zealand dropping jackson songs. i want to be able to speak the truth. as loud as i had to speak a lie for so long. leaving neverland is a joint production between channel four and h.b.o. both alleged victims featured in the movie wade robson and james save chuck for years denied they had been abused they were called as witnesses for the defense at jackson's trial in two thousand and five when he was accused of molesting a thirteen year old boy. the film has been condemned by the jackson estate which earlier issued a statement saying the a

. >> reporter: reporter kate briquelet covered this story for the daily beast.he spent hours digging through the curious emails michelle sent ian during the condo dispute. >> one minute she's very polite and thanking him for reminders on her car insurance. the next minute, you know, she's saying that he's satan and the anti-christ. >> reporter: even after they signed the agreement on the condo the emails kept coming. ian got this one on may 22. "you told me i was your first love, but you did not treat me like the precious, perfect treasure i am. you have sinned against god, and i want my power back because it belongs to us, the daughters of god." then, something new and strange started happening. angela began receiving emails, too. >> long, rambling emails saying that, you know, her husband ian doesn't love her, that michelle is, you know, his one true love and that ian is cheating on her. he manipulates women. she better get out of the picture soon before he hurts her. >> reporter: these new emails to angela sounded like michelle's emails to ian, complete with

we will probably see the beast shortly. that is west palm beach, florida.o estate. he is 110w golf at his mar—a—lago estate. he is now heading back to washington, clearly a very happy man. no collusion, no obstruction, complete and total exoneration, and he says keep america great. that's his latest tweet. the white house also saying that this is a complete exoneration. so essentially what the special counsel is saying is that russia did interfering america's 2016 presidential election, however, special counsel mueller says he didn't find evidence of collusion involving anyone from the trump campaign despite efforts, multiple offers, linked to the russian government. the white house says the findings area government. the white house says the findings are a vindication of the president following an enquiry and that he has always referred to as a witchhunt, however, there is a little bit of a lack of clarity on the subject of whether mr trump tried to obstructjustice whilst mr muller didn't conclude the president committed a crime he did also go on to make th

white oak white oak probably has what nine members of the national assembly i mean what a strange beast to select to be our representative as he quote represents of those oil people unquote he certainly doesn't leopoldo lopez as our about him that said i would rather see mexico ergo why the pope if this is to be a little north a the united states is going to be a mediator in this god forbid it should be through a clue or civil war or both afghanistan iraq syria my god haven't we learned our lesson hasn't the world learned a lesson from our learning our less ally i hope this is not something that is a made a bolt a military power the venezuelans need to take care of this on their own part and if there is any military power to be use it needs to be venezuela. doesn't have either because civil war there would be quite bloody but outside intervention does nothing but exacerbate the situation whether seana russia or the united sates talking about just about just one final question that it's one year ago since the british government says the russians use w m d against someone in this country

we are living in a narrow thought was a beast of power.er a president who has shown nothing but disdain for the flow of law. all the more important in this dark and dangerous era that we have someone willing to set limits on the executive power to prevent an imperial presidency, in pfact, ms. rao a proponent of a fringe theory on executive power known as the unitary executive theory. she believes that the president as the head of the executive branch holds absolute control over executive powers. recently as 2014 she outlined the implications of this theory in the alabama log review. according to her, the president must be able to remove, at his sole discretion, all principal officers, including the heads of independent agencies, and she's criticized the supreme court decision in morrison versus olson. which upheld the independent counsel statute in effect at that time. her view, the president must be able to fire, at will, anyone from the executive branch. in her view that includes special prosecutors tasked with investigating wrongdoing.

now, this comes just after the daily beast reported that kushner shut u.s.ls out of his meeting with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman last week. mohammed bin salman or mbs as he's sometimes referred to is believed by u.s. intelligence to have ordered the killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. but mbs enjoys a close relationship with kushner. that relationship, according to the daily beast, has frustrated members of congress from both parties, who are actively trying to learn more about the conversations taking place between the two of them. in a hearing to confirm trump's new ambassador to saudi arabia, republican senator marco rubio had this to say about the saudi crown prince. >> he is reckless. he's ruthless. he has a penchant for escalation, for taking high risks, confrontational in his foreign policy approach, and i think increasingly willing to test the limits of what he can get away with with the united states. he's gone full gangster. it's difficult to work with a guy like that, no matter how important the relationship is. >>

to get a firsthand account from the south african diver had an out of this world encounter with the beast of the ocean. a pristine wonder welcome to news africa i'm glad. the climate change movement started by the swedish teenager great touch who has seen schoolchildren from all over the world walk out of cross on fridays in protest aimed at bringing attention to climate change in uganda a group of students held a demonstration in solidarity with the movement in the capital kampala now because of strict laws in uganda on public protests they were restricted as to how far they could go from the school but the students weren't made the best of the situation. and. i spoke to a and i will get with a student championing the hash tag fridays for future in uganda i asked her why she decided to become an activist for the environment where they say that to become an . we're meant to use was because when they and so what ghetto us chain to him play and how country i was a traitor in played saying to bend and they said it was really a bad cause. the outcomes first chain. of outcomes uganda is expres

the young boy, everything else was created through cg, but they have had success with beauty and the beast brton directed alice in wonderland. now we have a revisiting of dumbo. colin farrell is the horseman who returns from the war and is assigned to looking after the elephants. it's his kid who realises that young baby dumbo, who has these huge ears, actually can fly, then later on, audiences discover it and it transforms the fortunes of the medici circus. here is a clip. fly little one. magic dust. you can see it doesn't skimp on visual spectacle. the cast includes danny devito, eva green and michael keaton, it's a tim burton movie, so in every corner there is stuff going on. here is the strange thing, although it is fairly impressive to see, you know, a flying elephant brought to life through the miracle of cg, what the film doesn't have is the simplicity that the cartoon had, and it also doesn't have the emotional clout of it. i spent a lot of it thinking this is very visually impressive, a whole section of the film plays out in this future land fun fair, and you are looking at the de

warec—1 is a big beast weighing more than 150 kilograms.ts limbs stretches to more than one metre in length. the need to move across uneven terrain has caused roboticists to investigate many kinds of designs. and although robots with wheels or with snakelike bodies can handle tricky terrain, they're not so good when you need to get hands—on. after we reached the destination the robot has to perform, it has to do tasks like turning a valve or manipulation of switches or opening doors, something like this. it requires big power. in order to actually manipulate things, warec—1 would need additional hands or fingers of some kind. for now, the team are just investigating the best way to move. crawling low and slow over the rubble. i notice that it is notjust using its four legs, it's also using its belly. yes. so all the legs can come off the ground at once. i don't think i have seen that before. yes. actually this is a new locomotion style proposed by us. it's quite difficult, even for a human to along this place. but if a robot moves with a cr