but now buzzfeed adds their new scoop tonight. as i mentioned, this spy ring that got busted by the fbi, three russian guys, one guy who had what they call nonofficial cover who worked at this bank. the other two guys, their cover jobs were official government positions. one was a trade representative for russia. one of them worked at the russian mission to the u.n. when it came time for at home feed their stolen documents and intel from their spy ring back to moscow, what would happen is these two guys who had official cover, they would take care of that part of it. not the guy who worked at the bank because he had no relationship with the russian government. but the other guys who had official cover and russian government jobs, whenever they had anything though transmit home, they would go to the residentura, a secure facility where they could make encrypted transmissions back to moscow center, back to spy headquarters in russia. the fbi ranged to have somebody feed these guys sensitive stolen documents. and they handed thesdocu

buzzfeed as promised. who? some upstart website. is it a newspaper?drew marr quoting figures from the royal couege marr quoting figures from the royal college of nursing. a story a lot of our readers got excited about this morning when she was on the andrew marr show on the bbc this morning and was repeatedly asked, you not concerned about the report from the role college of nursing saying some nurses are turning to food banks. in one response she nurses are turning to food banks. in one response she said there's many complex reasons why people use food banks —— royal college of surgeons. dg explain what they were? she reverted back to her campaign pitch and avoided the question —— did she explain. during the campaign she has reverted back to soundbites about strong and stable leadership, whenever you drill down to key issues, she has been reluctant and has gone back to talking points. it's as much about her engagement with questions in interviews as it is about the context of what was said. social media had a field day with this one. in order to use

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with me arejim waterson, who's the political editor of buzzfeed and the public appointments adviser,qui francis. tomorrow's front pages, starting with the cover of the ft features a stark warning from president trump over north korea. on its front page, ahead of his first meeting the i focuses on the row what it calls the ‘fighting talk‘ from michael howard about gibraltar. the same story is on the front page of the metro, with the paper highlighting the former tory leader's claim that the prime minister would consider war to keep the territory. the express says 20 minutes‘ walk a day could save your life, following a report by the british heart foundation that fi‘fiilfliwfl"; ‘iii"¥;‘v_ _ we- ._ -_, , 7" ,. if necessary to halt kim jong—un‘s nuclear programme. the daily mirror carries a photo of the daughter of tracey wilkinson, visiting the scene where her mother was stabbed to death alongside her brother pierce in stourbridge last week. and finally the guardian says changes to benefit payments to families and the bereaved will mean thousands will be poorer as a result. let's start wit

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natasha with buzzfeed.hank you very much. >>> the last time a republican won a statewide election in california was 2006. that's not stopping one southern california venture capitalist from trying. attorney john cox is the only republican running to replace termed out governor jerry brown next year. cox ran for political office in his native illinois but did not win. he's running for governor here, he says, to clean up government. he sat down to talk with kqed senior editor for politics and government, scott schaefer. >> welcome to "kqed newsroom." >> thank you for having me. >> as we sit here, you are not yet a household name in california. you're a cpa, attorney, venture capitalist, a businessman. what are you offering that california needs? >> political reform. we've got a system that rewards the funders of campaigns that basically allows the funders of campaigns to dictate what happens in sacramento. the result is that we've got a state that has one of the worst business climates in the country, has the

this story, the way they confirmed he was male number 1 is that, quote, carter page confirmed to buzzfeed news that he is male number 1 in the court filing. he flat out told them and he'd been in contact with this indicted russian spy. vuctor podobnyy. so that background of carter page from that russian spy story, that's part of what adds to the strangeness around the trump campaign and their involvement with carter page. in march 2016, candidate donald trump was getting pressure in the media, pressure from his republican rivals for not having apparently any foreign policy advisers on his presidential campaign team. while he was getting that pressure, including from "the washington post" editorial board in an interview, he pulled this random name out of a hat. carter page. he volunteered that name. carter page. he's my foreign policy adviser. "the washington post" was pressuring himn th subject at the editorial board meeting and that guy was inexplicably one of the only foreign policy advisers donald trump could name. and just a couple years before, he had been recruited as a russian inte

natasha with buzzfeed.hank you very much. >>> the last time a republican won a statewide election in california was 2006. that's not stopping one southern california venture capitalist from trying. attorney john cox is the only republican running to replace termed out governor jerry brown next year. cox ran for political office in his native illinois but did not win. he's running for governor here, he says, to clean up government. he sat down to talk with kqed senior editor for politics and government, scott schaefer. >> welcome to "kqed newsroom." >> thank you for having me. >> as we sit here, you are not yet a household name in california. you're a cpa, attorney, venture capitalist, a businessman. what are you offering that california needs? >> political reform. we've got a system that rewards the funders of campaigns that basically allows the funders of campaigns to dictate what happens in sacramento. the result is that we've got a state that has one of the worst business climates in the country, has the

when buzzfeed wrote up this story today, they quoted a fellow russian hacker is describing peter love shove living a lifestyle it would have been embarrassed an oligarch. he's a top ten internationally listed criminal spam kingpin. he's reported to have recruited other hackers online to work for the russian intelligence service. his own viruss were put to work in a russian election. and now he's been arrested in spain. and get this, he was arrested in spain at the request of the fbi. and the fbi is not talking about why they wanted him arrested or what this is about but in russian language media reporting on this arrest today and in spanish media reporting on this arrest today, multiple publications have run quotes from this guy's wife who was with him in barcelona when he when buzzfeed wrote up this story today, they quoted a fellow russian hacker is describing peter love shove living a lifestyle it would have been embarrassed an oligarch. he's a top ten internationally listed criminal spam kingpin. he's reported to have recruited other hackers online to work for the russian intellig

with me arejim waterson, political editor at buzzfeed and the ‘fleet street fox', susie boniface, columnistor. tomorrow's front pages then, starting with the financial times. it leads on warnings that interest—free credit cards are ticking time bombs. the paper says the comments come from leading bankers. the i reports thatjeremy corbyn will invest £3 billion in education, reversing conservative cuts to the budget. plans to make social media firms like facebook and google pay for the cost of policing digital crimes is the lead story for the observer. the daily express focuses on the foreign aid budget. it says £15 million is funding anti—smoking campaigns in some of the world's most corrupt countries . the guardian leads on theresa may's comments on tax. it says the prime minister has signalled a rise in national insurance and income tax, after pledging not to raise vat. so, let's begin! theresa may might have a different view to the eu 27. they are saying that she is on a different page to the rest of the eu. there has been a hardening in the breadth of negotiations last week or so. the eu

with me arejim waterson, who's the political editor of buzzfeed.c appointments adviserjacqui francis. dece ntly decently giving up their sunday evening! tomorrow's front pages. the cover of the ft features a stark warning from president trump over north korea. the telegraph also carries the president's comments on its front page, ahead of his first meeting with the chinese premier this week. the i focuses on the row over comments made by michael howard on the issue of gibraltar. the same story is on the front page of the metro, with the paper highlighting the former tory leader's claim the prime minister would even consider war to keep the territory. the express says 20—minute walk a day could save your life, following a report by the british heart foundation that three quarters of heart patients take no exercise at all. donald trump's warning to the chinese is the times' lead tomorrow, with the president saying he would take unilateral action if necessary to halt kim jong—un‘s nuclear programme. the daily mirror carries a photo of the daughter of

he tells buzzfeed, mr. carter, that nothing was sinful there.s is just another point of contention hanging out there for them. >> we're at least advising trump during the campaign at certain points and russians. now, it does show the risk of having what was an unformed, i suppose you could describe it, campaign structure where you had people with varying degrees of qualifications, frankly, and even also closest to the candidate himself who were meeting, at least claiming to be speaking for trump or claiming to have access to him through this campaign. and that shows you one of the risks of having what was a largely unformed operation even as you got into the transition period where you have a guy like eric prince doing the representation or even a son-in-law, right? this kind of thing, it makes sense to have people with experience and to have a structure, a decision-making structure, an oversight of all these things. because when you don't, that's where you'll end up with these strange and somewhat risky relationships that create problems for th

. >>> this next video from buzzfeed. >> that's oli pettigrew every day when he sets on the set. >> i'veched the video, i've been waiting to do this. oh, yeah. >> the guy is a freak i tell you, america. >> this video was just 90 straight seconds of glory. >> the challenge is can you make it through this entire video without cringing, crying, running away, jumping out of a wind window. >> nothing makes me cringe morning your toes popping. >> show people at home, freaking out, don't like the noise of cracking knuckles, arthritis, no, that is not true. after investigating it, that's just the sound of bubbles forming in the vacuum when you move your joints around. >> you were fib watching this whole thing. >> this video, is that all they can do? >> see if the mic can pick this up. >> oh. >> see if you even it out. >> producer takes note i crack my knuckles. same thing happened to me in my day. >> yes. >> sorry, america. to some of you, you're welcome. >> we all know that ice cream just makes everything better, the best. >> ready to try ice cream, buddy? >> that's joseph, not quite one yet. h

. >>> and according to buzzfeed news the san francisco company wants to stream live video 24/7. that includes news, sports and entertainment and it gives twitter a chance to rake in money from advertisers. >>> starting off misty this morning, but i know there's sun somewhere in the forecast. >> there's a whole lot of it. it is back loaded. let's take a look at what is going on in the south bay. and here's a dry 280 and 17, mostly cloudy in the upper 50s in the south bay. we have a chance of drizzle mild conditions. significant shifts tomorrow, and it begins tomorrow and that means no more storms for the rest of the rain season that technically ends on sunday. you can see i insist on spreading nice rain in northern california. this is going to weaken as it slides south over the neighborhoods today. it's mainly for the north bay, that's where the showers will be and less than 0.1 of an inch, and here we are at 5:00, you can see the cloudiness and showers, and watch as they slide into the south bay by 7:00. patches of drizzle, and maybe a light shower and some of the higher elevati

buzzfeed collected a song considered oldies.ple on social media shockeds at the least. ♪ can that really be on the list? the ballad released back in 1995 makes it 22 years old and on the list of oldies. we're going to play songs from that list all morning long, makes it think what are your favorite songs considered oldies? > when i say hey ya from outcast on the list, who is making this list? >> 17, 20 years ago. >> that's what i mean >> hey ya is from 2003. i looked it up before the break. it's >> that can't >> can't be happening right now, guys. we're getting older >> speaking of what's your favorite old di >> what about i got a feeling? >> that's from 2000. right >> you're asking about old des. >> i heard a song that completely threw me back in the day yesterday anne wooh,f, there it is. and that was actually 93 because it was the phillies song, it is might have been that year it came up. yeah, back again. >> it's ok, tell us what your favorite old des are. >> the phillies things started off ugly. but they fault back. made it

on friday, cnn, the "new york times" and buzzfeed were blocked from participating in the media briefinge house press secretary sean spicer. cnn called it "unacceptable." the times called it "outrageous." and buzzfeed called it "one of the top seven things trump did today that will blow your mind." [ laughter and applause ] in fact, things are so tense between trump and the press, he says he's not going to this year's white house correspondent's dinner. an aide defended his decision saying, quote, "if a girl scout egged your house, would you buy cookies from her?" [ light laughter ] an american said, "if she's selling thin mints, hell yeah. [ cheers and applause ] samoas. i'll do it." >> steve: where do i sign? >> jimmy: this is kind of embarrassing. over the weekend, vice president mike pence tweeted his support for israel, but accidentally used the emoji of the nicaraguan flag instead of the israeli flag. [ laughter ] the white house says there's a a perfectly good reason why he did it -- nobody knows what they're doing. [ applause ] and that's all you need to say. just say it. just sa

in this buzzfeed video evan an kelsey have taken on this challenge. day one the is pretty scary. >> by the end of the first day of training, he said we're going have to stop here. you're not going to be able to get out of bed tomorrow. >> oh, my god. can't move. >> if you're looking to get these kind of abs, honestly, it's all about the food discipline. >> no processed sugar. >> sugar bad! we want to keep carbs to vegetables and fruits. zblechb be careful with fruits. >> water is your number one best remover of fat from your body. >> drink water! >> we want to keep our proteins up. >> that's the hardest part, the food. everyone that's tried to have a plan, it's always the food. >> yeah. because life gets in the way. >> how is that? >> so good, evan. are you sure you don't want one? can i eat or drink anything at this event? the answer is no. >> week three was bad on kelsey. >> unfortunately i injured my ankle -- >> starts off with an injury. suddenly doesn't feel like she's training right. didn't feel like her body was reacting the way she wanted it t

and a couple of new bombshells, one from buzzfeed and one from the "washington post," both confirmed. the buzzfeed one was that carter page was once an associate of donald trump campaign, even if in a peripheral way. he was a foreign policy advisor. passed on documents to a russian spy unknowingly. but he did so. his name was found in a criminal complaint. then also that there was a secret meeting between the founder of blackwater who happens to also be the brother of betsy devos and who also happens to have contributed $250,000 to the trump campaign. he went out and represented himself as somebody who was representing donald trump and met with somebody, a russian offici official, who is close with vladimir putin to talk about a back channel. those are two pretty big headlines. rick? >> well, it was the -- it was the uae who had done that because what they wanted to do is -- they have a common interest with us which is to get the russians away from iran. so they wanted to do that. the russians in any manner have seemed to be very overly aggressive. and there is an investigation going

john hudson from buzzfeed. thanks for stopping by. >>> quick break here.n the other side, a countdown to the showdown with the upper chamber said to start voting on neil gorsuch for the supreme court. democrats are going ahead with a filibuster. all this paving the way potentially for a historic fight. republicans say they're going to invoke the nuclear option. what does it mean if they do? that's next. there's only one egg that just tastes better. with 10 times more vitamin e. and twice the omega 3s. because why have ordinary when you can have the best. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decide to go from kid-friendly to kid-free. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why

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buzzfeed and abc news about the same time reported that carter page who donald trump himself said was an adviser of his campaign was the target of a recruitment effort by known russian spies who were in new york city who were wire tapped, who were recorded long before trump was a candidate. it has nothing to do with wiretapping trump. talking about carter page being an idiot that they were recruiting and trying to get information from. not quite sure how far that went. on the big picture, people are probably confused about the details of all this. it's hard to keep up. you know who loves that? vladimir putin. it's absolute chaos in washington and in this country right now. and putin loves that. it's destabilizing america. it's making our testimonisy look ridiculous. it's making our government weaker. and that is russia's core goal here. and it's going great for them. >> and bobby, we've had a former fbi director on this network say that in his opinion not enough attention has been paid to the point michael just made. this was not a single incident attack, or even one that took place o

. >>> buzzfeed ali watkins has a sort of jaw dropping scoop tonight about the trump campaign.le hours. we've got ali watkins here tonight to talk about that story we've got her exclusively. you are going to want to hear that. we're also going to be joined by michael leiter. he's the former director of the national counterterrorism center. big show coming up tonight. a lot to get to this hour. one of the weirder stories is the revelation that jared

evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are jim waterson, who's the political editor of buzzfeednts adviserjacqui francis. four men and two women have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following an attack on an asylum seeker at a bus stop in south london on friday night. the 17—year—old, who's kurdish iranian, was subjected to what detectives say was a savage beating. simonjones is at the scene for us in croydon now. the 17—year—old, a kurdish iranian, was chased from this bus—stop down the road. when he fell to the ground police say he suffered repeated blows to the head. he was left with a fractured skull and a blood clot on his brain. this man heard the screams. normally friday night, people are always making noise but something sounded funny. looking out the window, i saw a group of people beating one person. some people tried to intervene, others dialled 999. the police are treating the attack as a hate crime. the local mp, who is also the housing minister, told me he was appalled. i described them on twitter as scum, i think this is a cowardly and despicable at

jina moore, is a buzzfeed reporter specialising in global women's rights, who gave her perspective ony. it is important to note that this has been a policy change people have been expecting. like the global gag rule and the mexico city policy, this is a policy that comes in with the republican administrations but tends to go out when democrats come in. it is a funding cut that was expected. unfpa has always said that funding does not support the kind of policies the trump administration is pointing to the justified the funding cut. all this is rooted in a 1985 amendments, whose interpretation changes with different administrations. unfpa said the matter he is in charge in the united states, which party does not fronts these things, and it does not fronts these things, and it does not fronts these things, and it does not front the chinese government. it does do some work in china, but they support voluntary family planning. it isa support voluntary family planning. it is a little bit hard to know exactly where and why the trump administration has come out apart from the memo they issue

chris: for the latest on president howie: on the "buzzfeed" the president launches airstrikes against syria. the change in donald trump's stance on syria and the surprising media coverage. >> u.s. military forces just waged a wave of cruise missiles against syria getting back at assad regime after that attack on women and children. >> it has fallen to donald trump to enforce the red line first enunciated by president obama that he did not follow through on. by take that action donald trump has tree stored the credibility of american powers. >> but it won't get him into any real trouble. it was symbolic and a slap on the wrist. >> i feel like what president obama did was put us back on the geopolitical map. howie: is the press sceptical about getting us into another middle east war. slamming susan rice and others. '. devin nunes is forced to step down. neil gorsuch is confirmed for the supreme court. is the administration drenched in hypocrisy? this is "mediabuzz." in the wake of the president's decision to launch tomahawk missiles against syria after a horrifying chemical attack. kell

joining me tonight are ‘fleet street fox', susie boniface, columnist at the mirror, and jim waterson, buzzfeed'sfter the disappearance of madeleine mccann, her parents have told the bbc they will do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes to find their daughter. madeleine was three years old when she went missing on holiday in portugal while her parents were eating at a nearby restaurant. speaking to fiona bruce, kate and gerry mccann talked about the pain they continue to face, after a decade of uncertainty. every day is another day without madeleine. i think it's just that number. that ten—year mark makes it more significant. it's a reminder of how much time has gone by, and obviously ten is a big number. i think that the day and the poignancy of it... we don't tend to go back to the time because it's so draining. but inevitably on anniversaries and birthdays, they're by far the hardest. how different is your life now to what you must have imagined all those years ago? it's a hard one. it's such a long time. i think before madeleine was taken, we felt we'd managed to achieve a little perfec

. >> politico, i know there another buzzfeed, saying that document show several passages in 2006 bookwhere nearly verbatim to a 1984 article, that was an indiana law journal, they are accusing him of plagiarism. >> this is truly a hail mary, the public wants neil gorsuch to ascend to the bench, he is a very qualified person, that last charge is so ludicrous. if i ask you what time it is, you say it is 6:20, and next person say its 6:20, that is plagiarism, the quotes are definition for diseases, there is no room for different wording, this. >> feels like maybe they are after assault of monica crowley. a new arrow in their quiver, they have tried every other trick. >> there is nothing, they have nothing on neil gorsuch. after all these weeks, this is what they come out with. charles: ford, they are pushing to this very end. forcing the g.o.p. to go to the so call nuclear option. >> well, let's understand what is really going on, democrats want you to make you thing neil gorsuch is unqualified. yet he was unanimously confirmed to president obama's circuit court. at the end of the day, t

get started for free at ancestry.com howie: on the "buzzfeed" the president launches airstrikes againstthe change in donald trump's stance on syria and the surprising media coverage. >> u.s. military forces just waged a wave of cruise missiles against syria getting back at assad regime after that attack on women and children. >> it has fallen to donald trump to enforce the red line first enunciated

that was an interview i did with buzzfeed. i think mark is a learning organism. think he really does care about these issues. i never compliment billionaires but in this case i think he really does. his essay if you feel like reading 6,000 words, you should read it. he's really thinking hard about these issues. the question is, he's got to move just as quickly. not just resuwrite essays on th. interesting to hear what he says tomorrow. we'll talk about vr but interesting if he addresses some of these issues because he thinks about what community is and what community he's built and i do give him credit for being thoughtful about these things and thinking they're important and progressing. compared to a lot of young ceos in silicon valley, he certainly is learning organism and i do applaud him for that. >> kara covered a lot of ground today. appreciate it as always. see you soon. >> kocomplimented a billionaire. >> look at shares of arconic. shareholder pressure pushing klei kleinfeld to step aside. "squawk alley" will be right back. can we push the offer online?

when buzzfeed wrote up this story today, they quoted a fellow russian hacker is describing peter love shove living a lifestyle it would have been embarrassed an oligarch. he's a top ten internationally listed criminal spam kingpin. he's reported to have recruited other hackers online to work for the russian intelligence service. his own viruss were put to work in a russian election. and now he's been arrested in spain. and get this, he was arrested in spain at the request of the fbi. and the fbi is not talking about why they wanted him arrested or what this is about but in russian language media reporting on this arrest today and in spanish media reporting on this arrest today, multiple publications have run quotes from this guy's wife who was with him in barcelona when he got arrested, and she says what he told her about why he was being arrested is it had to do with a computer virus that he had created that was related to donald trump winning the presidtial election in the united states last year. so this guy has been a known notorious spammer for years. for years. but he has travel

buzzfeed ali watkins has a sort of jaw dropping scoop tonight about the trump campaign.that story dropped tonight just in the last couple hours. we've got ali watkins here tonight to talk about that story much we've got her exclusively. you are going to want to hear that. we're also going to be joined by michael lighter. he's the former director of the national counterterrorism center. big show coming up tonight. a lot to get to this hour. one of the weirder stories is the revelation that jared kushner is in baghdad today. the u.s. secretary of state has not been the baghdad since the new administration started. but jared's there. that said, it's not totally clear what the secretary of state does in this new administration. i mean, take the president's special envoy for middle east piece. that is a person that still been appointed to be the trump administration's eyes and ears, the point person on middle east peace. that person doesn't report to tither president or secretary of state. that person reports to jared. "the new york times" and the financial times report in de

there's a story that he was a target of russian spies for recruitment, passed them documents, buzzfeed said. and today he responded and said, i didn't want to be a spy he said in an interview with abc news. i'm not a spy. is carter page someone that you guys are going to have come before the committee? >> you know, he's certainly a person of interest, and i think at the appropriate time, we are going to want him to come before the committee. as has been reported even prior to the report you're referring to, he was in moscow during the course of the campaign, and there are allegations by christopher steele that british former intel officer that is reportedly held in high regard by u.s. intel, that he had clandestine meetings there, was potentially offered a stake in this transaction involving this massive russian oil company. so we obviously want to get to the bottom of those allegations, find out whether there's any truth to them. but at this point, i can't comment on anything we may be learning privately. >> are you confident -- and this strikes me as the most important question at th

there's a report buzzfeed as a report about a meeting between a former trump campaign adviser, carter page and a russian spy. you're been doing some reporting on this. what are you learning? >> i've talked to carter page. he admits that yes, in fact, he met with a russian spy in 2013, but he says at the time he didn't know he was a russian spy. he thought he was simply working for the night nations. in new york. he tells me he gave him research materials involving energy policy. but the federal kpacomplaint te a different story. that russian spy was actually working to recruit carter page as an intelligence source. there's documented details and conversations in this complaint that talks about carter page going to russia on numerous occasions trying to learn the russian language what's interesting is that the trump campaign, the trump administration has repeatedly tried to distance itself from carter page. the hook on all of this is that same russian spy that was talking with carter page is indicted in this complaint along with another russian spy who worked for veb bank. of course th

gorka has -- a remarkable report in buzzfeed finds that in 2002, he was denied security clearance to work in the hungarian parliament with hung ar yarn count intelligence cing claims. joining me now congresswoman jackie speier of california, a member of the house intelligence committee. congresswoman, let's start at the top level. do you trust the process in the white house in terms of who they are bringing into the white house after what we've seen with flynn and gorka? >> i think that we all have to wonder whether anyone has been properly screened, and it goes to the core values of our country to have persons that we can trust in these positions of ultimate trust. and mr. gorka is a great example of someone in his own country calling him a snake oil salesman, that he was not given a security clearance in hungary and lost for mayor. so he comes trotting into the trump administration as a counterterrorism expert when really what he was, was an editor at breitbart. he was one of steve bannon's voices. >> what about the white house's contention on the case of flynn that basically they