patrick byrne, the coo of overstock.com which in 2014 became the first major online retailer to accept bitcoin, he is also the ceo of desoto, inc., i was delighted to hear him speak recently at a roundtable about a new project he is in partnership with about dealing with property rights and titling on the blockchain. really exciting stuff. he is the ceo of t zero as well.

robert kennedy addressed the nation on the campaign trail and congressman byrne and others present thd quote tonight but tonight it is truer and rings louder than ever, he said what we need in the united states is not division, what we need in the united states is not hatered, what we need in the united states is not view lens or lawlessness but love and wisdom and compensation towards one another and the feeling of justice towards those that still suffer within our country whether they be white or they be black, you knew that bobby kennedy believed in doctor king's dream. his life was about that and i believed he would fight to make it come true, he understood that racism was taryng our nation apart and he was determined to unify the country through the kind of intersectional coalition that we rely on today. over the course of his 82 day campaign one thing was certain, robert kennedy was determined to fight for what was right. for 82 days he spoke out against the vietnam war, he called for justice in every speech he gave on crime. for 82 days, he challenged young americans to roach th

byrne, i'm truly grateful for. he happens to have a democratic opponent this cycle named bobby kennedy. [laughter] rep. kennedy: no relation, i assure you. so ladies and gentlemen, please give me a warm welcome for congressman bradley byrne. [applause] mr. byrne: it is an incredible honor for me to be here today. 50 years ago, i was a teenager and, like hundreds of thousands , if not millions of teenagers across america, when senator kennedy stood in this room and hi announced for president it s electrifying and he touched so many people before he announced , but after he announced -- and you've seen the pictures, some of you were there with him, and even though those that weren't in his physical presence, he was touching us, too. a couple weeks ago, we had the annual pilgrimage to birmingham, montgomery, and selma and we had robert dorr with us in montgomery, john dorr's son who , who reminded me that john dorr was a republican. and we heard the stories of what senator kennedy and john dorr did in alabama in the 1

in 1999, we had 18 employees, patrick byrne said. had $1.8348 in revenue. if we'd been required to administer and collect sales taxes on behalf of remote state governments without any meaningful simplification, indemnity and compensation, our chances of employing 1,5 hub american workers would have -- -- 1,500 american workers would have been small. that for me is the issue going forward. that's why people are skeptical of new regimes with potentially 12,000 to 13,000 taxing jurisdictions across the united states. >> thanks. i have to admit i wrote that book that was mentioned in eons ago before some of you here were born. in preparation for this, and then let the topic alone in preparation for this event i ave flipped through some blogs and stuff and there's not a single new argument in all these years. the up question -- the unquestioned premise of the entire debate is sales and use tax should be destination based. that is to say, based on the purchasers' location. and then the only question is who is going to collect that and how many ties or contacts do

byrne, i'm truly grateful for. he happens to have a democratic opponent this cycle named bobby kennedy. [ laughter ] no relation, i assure you. so ladies and gentlemen, please give me a warm welcome for congressman bradley byrne. [ applause ] >> it is an incredible honor for me to be here today. 50 years ago, i was a teenager and, like hundreds of thousands if not millions of teenagers across america when senator kennedy stood in this room and announced for president it was electrifying and he touched so many people before he announced but after he announced -- and you've seen the pictures, some of you were there with him, and even though those that weren't in his physical presence, he was touching us, too. a couple weeks ago we had the annual pilgrimage to birmingham, montgomery and selma and we had robert dorr with us in montgomery, john dorr's son who reminded me that john dorr was a republican. and we heard the stories of what senator kennedy and john dorr did in alabama in the '60s and i said then and john was

hugh byrne giving us his take on the experience of the last couple of hours outside youtube headquarters5pm our time, just over two hours ago, local police received a call of somebody armed inside youtube headquarters. we can look at the scene live now, things coming down, although still a big police presence. at one point police patted down people as they left the building, police evacuated people, people evacuated themselves as you could imagine when they heard the gunfire, they ran outside of the building, those not already on their lunch break. one witness inside said on social media they thought there was an earthquake because the noise of people running was so loud inside before they knew what was happening. there was a number of gunshots. it's not clear whether some were fired by the police officers themselves but according to ed barberini, the chief of the local police, in a news conference, an impromptu news conference, an impromptu news conference he gave around 25 minutes ago now, when the police went inside they found two people, one person appeared to be with a self—inflicte

film three days and keep off picked up a total of seven loan law trophies at the award ceremony and byrne lent including the prizes for best film best actress and best director a bio pic focused on a candid interview schneider gave to a magazine reporter while undergoing rehab shortly before her death in one nine hundred eighty two. you're watching today when you fly from berlin and i'm happy for the last and join us again at the top of the hour if you can thanks for watching. this does this germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something him to resign we must overcome it in the. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters t.w. made for mines.

byrnes: i appreciate the remarks. i do want to note the presence on floort our newest member of the rules committee, the gentlewoman from california, miss torres, we welcome her to the committee. i do think there are bipartisan things we can do. the gentleman said one that's important, infrastructure. he and i have had this discussion before. the president wants us to do a infrastructure and i think all of us do. i think there is some time here we need to take sure we do get a bipartisan bill in that impor he and i have had this discussion before. the president regard. and i don't think it will pass without a bipartisan agreement. hope we do that. on the gun issue, i think the gentleman knows, the bump stock rule was actually something put in place by a.t.f. under the obama administration and president trump has asked a.t.f. to rescind it. they are in the process of doing that. i hope they'll to that. we did pass in this body as art of our appropriations bill for this fiscal year that has gone to the president and bee

laura byrne is a mother of two.like most parentsshe wants the best for her kidsbut says she's realisticthat this technology is going to save lives. i think what is going to save lives is us as parents talking to our kids and working with our kids and demanding change within in our government."the parkland shooting hits home for byrneher best friend's niecedied in the tragedy. "this mamabear app it sounds great but at the same time, using it as a tool to track your kids during a situation like a school shooting, you could be setting yourself up for false sense, because you don't know they could have dropped their cell phone or left their cell phone."child psychiatrist kristopher kaliebe says these apps can áoccassionally offer peace of mind but more times than not they do more harm than good. "if parents are worrying too much and constantly making themselves upset and worried about things that are non events or beyond their control, that is a bad example for children and it will transmit some of that anxiety to the child."we all want to keep our kids safebut kaliebe says perhaps appsaren

. >> natalie, and her director, fiance nantny byrne, wrote the script together.e start to the first day on the set. >> first day you stand on set, and you just pinch yourself because it was like -- >> did you have a moment? >> oh, my god, did i have a moment. i had seven moments at once. >> the 36-year-old admits working with her other half wasn't easy. they had one rule. >> you leave h it at the door. >> you were able to do that? >> i didn't say i was able. >> you learned to do that. >> we tried damn hard. >> i don't know if that was a no or a yes. natalie said she and her husband learned to write in different rooms. >> hopefully, gnat's the only thing they did in different rooms. >>> promo considerations provided by -- >>> i'm guessing just about everybody has played truth or dare, right? >> oh, yes, we have. >> never like h this. >> it's a scary new movie that just opened today. turns truth or dare into life or death. >> and we're going leave you with two of the young stars who home hope to get out alive. bye, everybody. >> tell the truth, or you on die. do th

como se declaro culpable, bradley byrne, el conductor del camiÓn evitó la pena de muerte.cia nos recuerda esta historia de horror. ana: tras la reja pasarÍa-- pasara y sin derecho a libertad condicional o ser condenado a cadena perpetua por transportar inmigrantes indocumentados en un contenedor donde 10 de ellos murieron. aunque mÁs tarde se declarÓ culpable, en un vÍdeo que dieron a conocer las autoridades de sus primeras declaraciones decÍa lo contrario. >> por quÉ arias se meterÍa en un trÁiler refrigerado? por quÉ haya los pondrÍa allí? ana: Éstas son las imÁgenes grabadas por las cÁmaras corporales de los uniformados cuando encontraron el pasado julio, a 39 migrantes, en su mayorÍa de un mÉxico y guatemala, en un camiÓn estacionado . tendidos en el suelo del contenedor, montanos unos encima de otros, se quejaban casi sin fuerzas tras experimentar temperaturas de unos 101 grados luego de que el sistema de refrigeraciÓn del trÁiler dejara de funcionar. >> los que pueden caminar, por favor. ana:mucho no tenÍa la energía suficiente y otros estaban inconscientes o muertos

byrne first and foremost in the past few years that we've seen the scandal and revelation say it has been established that pretty much every single athlete in russia dops or it seems it was common knowledge at least that they had a special drug cocktail brewed performance that the swapped the dirty urine samples for clean ones through some hole in a lab wall so a lot of was said and was said by a man named grigori roche and of so he was the key witness he put forward the allegations but in the in the case basically during that hearing the court of arbitration for sports he revealed that many of the stuff that he said was best circumstantial first and foremost he said that he never actually administered the said cocktail which he claims he concocted to himself he says that he never saw anyone administering these said steroid cocktail he didn't know how the cocktail was smuggled from russia abroad because well you know to be used in an international championship it would have to cross the border and also he's never been a witness to the mysterious you know you're in the swamp dirty to

. >> natalie, and her director, fiance nantny byrne, wrote the script together.art to the first day on the set. >> first day you stand on set, and you just pinch yourself because it was like -- >> did you have a moment? >> oh, my god, did i have a moment. i had seven moments at once. >> the 36-year-old admits working with her other half wasn't easy. they had one rule. >> you leave h it at the door. >> you were able to do that? >> i didn't say i was able. >> you learned to do that. >> we tried damn hard. >> i don't know if that was a no or a yes. natalie said she and her husband learned to write in different rooms. >> hopefully, gnat's the only thing they did in different rooms. next on kron-4 news at eight: president trump announces air strikes in syria are underway. the u-s, along with co-operation from france and the u-k, launch an attack against the regime of syria's leader days after his government is accused of using chemical weapons on its citizens. plus: the pentagon responds after president trump says he doesn't want to be an indefinite presence in syria.

down one of the few remaining outlets of free thought and discussion former foreign minister peter byrneteaches at c.e.u. and explains why he thinks the government wants these critical voices silenced to stay on power for ever not challenge any time by any opposition forces to keep all the money they have accumulated him his family his close friends. on hungary's southern border a cold war era watchtower is a reminder of decades of soviet subjugation never to be repeated three years ago or byrne invoked the sixteenth century ottoman invasion as thousands of refugees marched along this railway line into hungary and western europe in victory or bands hungary history repeats itself centuries ago christian soldiers repelled the invading muslim ottoman hordes just as modern day savior or band himself as build a fence to keep the refugees out in the same way the overlords of soviet moscow have been replaced by pro-immigration pro-democracy figures like george soros and the bureaucrats of brussels and though all down denies it jewish groups see another appeal to history in the vilification of s

byrne first and foremost in the past few years that we've seen the scandal and revelation say it has been established that pretty much every single athlete in russia dope so it seems it was common knowledge at least that they had a special drug cocktail brewed performance that the swapped their dirty urine samples for clean ones through some hole in the lab walls so a lot of was said and was said by a man named grigori roche and of so he was the key witness he put forward the allegations but in the in the case basically during that hearing the court of arbitration for sports he revealed that many of the stuff that he said was best circumstantial first and foremost he said that he never actually administered the said cocktail which he claims he concocted to himself he says that he never saw anyone administering these said steroid cocktail he didn't know how the cocktail was smuggled from russia abroad because well you know to be used in an international championship it would have to cross the border and also he's never been a witness to the mysterious you know you're in the swamp dirt

laura byrne is a mother of two.like most parentsshe wants the best for her kidsbut says she's realistict this technology is going to save lives. i think what is going to save lives is us as parents talking to our kids and working with our kids and demanding change within in our government."the parkland shooting hits home for byrneher best friend's niecedied in the tragedy. "this mamabear app it sounds great but at the same time, using it as a tool to track your kids during a situation like a school shooting, you could be setting yourself up for false sense, because you don't know they could have dropped their cell phone or left their cell phone."child psychiatrist kristopher kaliebe says these apps can áoccassionally offer peace of mind but more times than not they do more harm than good. "if parents are worrying too much and constantly making themselves upset and worried about things that are non events or beyond their control, that is a bad example for children and it will transmit some of that anxiety to the child."we all want to keep our kids safebut kaliebe says perhaps appsaren't

byrne first and foremost in the past few years that we've seen the scandal unravel a should say it has been established that pretty much every single athlete in russia dog so it seems it was common knowledge at least that they had a special drug cocktail brewed performance that they swap their dirty urine samples for clean ones through some hole in a lab wall so a lot of was said and was said by a man named grigori roche and of so he was the key witness he put forward the allegations but in the in the case basically during that hearing the court of arbitration for sports he revealed that many of the stuff that he said was best circumstantial first and foremost he said that he never actually administered the said cocktail which he claims he concocted to himself he says that he never saw anyone administering these said steroids cocktail he didn't know how the cocktail was smuggled from russia abroad because well you know to be used in an international championship it would have to cross the border and also he's never been a witness to the mysterious you know you're in the swamp dirty to

down one of the few remaining outlets of free thought and discussion former foreign minister peter byrneteaches c.e.u. and explains why he thinks the government wants these critical voices silenced to stay on power for ever not to be challenge to any time by any opposition forces to keep all the money they have accumulated him his family he's close friends on hungary's southern border a cold war era watchtower is a reminder of decades of soviet subjugation never to be repeated three years ago or been invoked to the sixteenth century ottoman invasion as thousands of refugees marched along this railway line into hungary and western europe in victor all bands hungary history repeats itself centuries ago christian soldiers repelled the invading muslim ottoman hordes just as modern day savior or band himself has built a fence to keep the refugees out in the same way the overlords of soviet moscow have been replaced by pro immigration pro-democracy figures like george soros and the bureaucrats of brussels. and though all down denies it jewish groups see another appeal to history in the vilific

pat risrick byrne, the seceo of overstock.com and the ceo of desoto, inc., i was delighted to hear him speak with hernando desoto about a new project in partnership with hernando about dealing with property rights and titling on blockchain exciting stuff. >> we have chris roofer, founder and president of the morning star company which is the largest producer of tomato pace in north america and we have moderator david clement, director of external relations for students for liberty. could you give these amazing people a giant welcome to the stage? [ applause ] >> so we'll get started. thank you everybody for being here and thank you to our panelists. we are short one person, peter schiff got stuck in philadelphia and his travel options were not the greatest, amtrak had shut down but he could have taken an uber here but he wouldn't have gotten here until 10:00 so once again the private sector and uber could have saved the day as opposed to government services. [ laughter ] so we'll get started. we've been shatting with our network of students and people on staff and one thing that makes

in the past or byrne has used his majority to alter the constitution changing the electoral system to favor a victory for and curbing media freedoms some fear he wants to go further now threatening the independence of the judiciary and trouble is likely to beckon for those who worked against him he promised some kind of retaliation towards the opposition parties and especially n.g.o.s i think what we will see is going to new day on these n.g.o.s especially the left wing and liberal n.g.o.s that operate in hungary and i think that to be the first reaction after the results because they will blame these n.g.o.s for haidar now the. centerpiece of the balance of power in parliament is largely unchanged many hungary and will be bitterly disappointed according to the opinion polls there is probably a majority of people who oppose or ban and his brand of populist rightwing nationalism amplified by xenophobia and even and to semitism but their efforts to unite a divided opposition to draw large numbers of people to the polls and to vote tactically have clearly failed. these are worrying times

patrick byrne, the coo of overstock.com which in 2014 became the first major online retailer to accept bitcoin, he is also the ceo of desoto, inc., i was delighted to hear him speak recently at a roundtable about a new project he is in partnership with about dealing with property rights and titling on the blockchain. really exciting stuff. he is the ceo of t zero as well. we have chris rufer founder and president of the morningstar company which is by far the largest producer of tomato paste and diced tomatoes in north america, he is a business champion and we have our moderator david clement. could you please give these amazing people a giant welcome to the stage. [ applause ] >> is this working? okay. so we will get started. thank you, everybody, for being here and thank you to our panelists. we are unfortunately short one person, peter schiff got stuck in philadelphia and his travel options were not the greatest, amtrak had shut down, but he could have taken an uber here, but he wouldn't have gotten here until 10:00. so, once again, the private sector and uber could have saved the d

for more on the issues behind this caravan of what's next let's bring in former prosecutor david byrne morning republican candidate for congress in new jersey state on again. good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: let's start with the legal aspects of this. you honestly can't arrest children, but there are human rights workers on the ground. what can they do to help these people if anything? >> what they are doing is counseling a monologue so they can understand the process a little bit more. my understanding is a lot of them have come with documents in the first thing is they'll have to show their incredible fear of persecution. it's a very tough situation. so there's a process under the federal law. cheryl: this is a very divisive issue for americans. the president has come out very strong about illegals coming into this country. does he run the risk of seeming insensitive when it mostly women and children who are fleeing persecution? >> cheryl, the questions they should be asking is the president's absolutely right. they're using laws against dust. who put this group together? it di

delta, brentwood, and yolk you notice around byrne getting good rainfall amounts. the rate about .65 of an inch per hour. you know this pineapple express is soaking parts of the bay area. santa rosa, south santa rosa petaluma hill road steady rain. it hasn't eased up. the mission district, daly city, it's light right now. and stretching from half moon bay all the way to redwood city and san mateo street level radar showing light rain to mountain view, sunnyvale, santa clara. the santa cruz mountains the rain is light. but the problems aren't lit. in the north bay flood advisory as for are for central sonoma county until 10:00. that will likely get extended look at the moisture source towards hawaii known as a pineapple express. as dan mentioned. this is a strong level 3 storm through tomorrow morning. expect downpours flooding, wind gusts, 25 to 40-mile-per-hour and there is a chance of thunder we have seen gusts over 40. a flood watch kofrpg the north bay absanta cruz mountains. heavy rain could lead to mudslide and rock slides on road ways. you see the heavier ra

>> that's what i was speaking to congressman byrne about. it's in our purview to find the resources necessary to balance the any of the industrial base we have one is definitely not optimal. can we sit here within our bounds and try to move foreign military sales to the left? that's a lever. do we have the ability to find resources to fund a different platform internally within our budget? that's a lever. those are the things we'll be looking at. >> i appreciate that and look forward to working with you on that. as i said multiple times, we all want the same thing. we want the best frigate possible. we want to keep the yards alive to make that competition robust and make good on the investments we've made there. secretary wilson there was a memo reportedly directing the air force to share less with the public, i'm paraphrasing grossly, i apologize, but i'm running out of time. i'm sure you're aware of the memo. did concerns driving that memo originate within the air force or were they in response to external direction in the department and h

laura byrne is a mother of two.like most parentsshe wants the best for her kidsbut says she's realisticn't think that this technology is going to save lives. i think what is going to save lives is us as parents talking to our kids and working with our kids and demanding change within in our government."the parkland shooting hits home for byrneher best friend's niecedied in the tragedy. "this mamabear app it sounds great but at the same time, using it as a tool to track your kids during a situation like a school shooting, you could be setting yourself up for false sense, because you don't know they could have dropped their cell phone or left their cell phone."child psychiatrist kristopher kaliebe says these apps can áoccassionally offer peace of mind but more times than not they do more harm than good. "if parents are worrying too much and constantly making themselves upset and worried about things that are non events or beyond their control, that is a bad example for children and it will transmit some of that anxiety to the child."we all want to keep our kids safebut kaliebe says perhap

let me just conclude with the idea of patrick byrne, founder of overstock, when he was testifying in front of house judiciary a couple years ago and he made a statement that really stuck with me ever since. it talks about how this potential tax collection regime perhaps more across the united states could stop the next amazon, could stop the next overstock and that is something we all worry about. when mom and pops expand or not worried about across the street. they're looking to expand online. this could keep them from selling online with compliance costs. admit, i wrote somebook eons ago before of you here were born. in preparation for this, i then and ine topic alone preparation for this event i flipped to some blogs and there is not a single new argument in all of these years. the premise of the entire debate is sales and use tax taxes should be destination-based from the purchaser's location and then the only question is how many ties or contacts do have to have to that particular jurisdiction to be subject to collection obligations and i think it's a policy matter this is not a

joseph was a young brother of luke byrne who preceded him in politics and rose to be governor of kentucky in 1879. as a young man, just of blackburn -- joseph blackburn matriculated before going to center college from which he graduated in 1857. moving to lexington, he set out to learn the law and was 1858.ed to practice in in 1861, blackburn joined the confederate army as a private. by the end of the war, he had been promoted to lieutenant colonel and led forces in mississippi and louisiana. were such to make it equally of noxious to friend and foe. blackburn moved to her sales -- to versailles. upon reaching the state has, he experienced a rapid rise in kentucky political circles. several factors account for his success. as mentioned, he came from a prominent, politically active family. that helped a great deal. but his personal attributes played a major role. andas a riveting speaker seldom missed an opportunity to display his skill. for example, during his first race for congress in 1874, blackburn happened across a public execution. noting his prominence in the community, the local s