. >> stahl: wow. >> carlin: this is a kleptocracy.his is a government by theft. and the thing that matters the most is that you do what the don wants, what the head of the crime family wants. and here, the head of the crime family is putin. >> stahl: the russian government is running a criminal syndicate. i mean, is that going too far? >> carlin: no. i think increasingly today, the russian government is a criminal syndicate. it's a rogue state when it comet >> cbs money watch sponsored by lincoln financial, helping you create a secure financial future. >> good evening. the housing market continues to struggle as home building hits a near two-year low. facebook, microsoft, and tesla will release earning reports this week, and the new york international auto show is under way. you know what's been named world car of the year? the electric jaguar ipace. i'm david begnaud, cbs news. i.pace i-pace i-pace aleve. proven better on pain. take this. there it is. how much for the bolt cutters? ♪ ♪ wooo! ♪ you're paying for breakfast. the greater

so it's very different than carlin. it's very different. now i want your response to as much of this question as you can give me. mr. sommer: of -- i'm sorry, i don't really know where to start. it -- justice breyer: i didn't think you necessarily would -- mr. sommer: yeah. justice breyer: -- because there are several things mixed up there. mr. sommer: yeah. justice breyer: and i want in my ind this straightened out. mr. sommer: well, i -- i -- as i think you agree, that it's viewpoint because i'm not looking at it from the viewpoint -- justice breyer: no, i don't agree with its viewpoint. i think that very often the word involved in your case and the racial slur is not viewpoint. it is used to insult somebody, rather like fighting words, or it's used to call attention to yourself. that's the purpose of the slur. that isn't viewpoint. fighting words isn't viewpoint. or, if it is, it's overcome. mr. sommer: well, mr. brunetti's viewpoint is, as already pointed out, i can be offensive, i don't have to obey the authority. and that's viewpoint.

carlin proves that. >> it's not a consolation prize at all.mber him saying, a job is a job. one may look better on a resume than another. but a job is a job. there is no such thing as a bad job. >> microworks evolved out of "dirty jobs," and part of the reason is it did, never mind the fact it was a hit. that was great. >> you just put that in there, right? >> yeah. what freaked people out watching it was the cognitive dissonance that occurs when you see somebody doing something that's supposed to make you miserable but it makes you joyful. why is everybody laughing in the sewer? why is everybody having sup such a good time doing these jobs that i'm taught will be make me sad and unhappy? the reason is you have been lied to most of your life. the job is not the proximate cause of your happiness. you are. >> amen about that. you know, mike, follow your passion. follow your passion. find a way to get paid for it. you have a little twist on that. >> we all want to be passionate about what we do. why would we wait until we're doing the magical thi

decide who's in and who's all right three different personalities who gravitated to the doors of carlin's legendary club scene in the one nine hundred ninety s. and each played a defining role in it. smiley baldwin was serving as a u.s. soldier in west berlin when the wall fell frank came to berlin to study but find there were too many distractions. there's not a night life scene became so dominant there were so many openings to new things that were happening i really got sucked into it and lost interest in my studies. and then this fan marquardt guardian of baghdad in the inner sanctum of the berlin club scene and a photographer he came out of the dissident artists in the prince arbor district a former east berlin. i dived into the club scene and they were spaces which i experienced as completely reunifying because everything flowed together from the to harvest of the divided city. frank fields film is not just the portrayed it also shows the history of a unique era burning in the decades after the fall of the berlin wall. movement so this job is one where a lot of people ask hey smile y

melissa murray, maya wiley, john carlin, and senator blumenthal, my thanks to each of you. i have an excellent panel waiting on the other issue to get to, what they call volume one. the discussion of the election conspiracy and the russian hacking. mueller writes, quote, we applied framework of conspiracy law, not concept of, quote, collusion. collusion is not a specific offense, mueller writes, or theory of liability, and thus special counsel's office focused on conspiracy as defined in federal law. that's a pretty straightforward point. if you have been watching this news coverage, one way or the other, if you think it is great news that donald trump was ultimately not charged with conspiracy or you thought there was conspiracy or you're critical of the president, by now many people, including nonlawyers understand that conspiracy point in mueller's report. and yet take a look at what attorney general barr said today, using the word collusion instead of conspiracy at his announcement. >> the special counsel found no collusion by any americans. in other words, there was no

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and carline skills appreciate just how useful it can be for small the pharmacist. there are no greens remaining or the greens and you can also see that. we don't have breakages that's disputed enough to come in produce it especially for the african market because most cereals are still often fresh the way they were in germany fifty or sixty years ago which means a lot is wasted if you use this waste far less. for those to and nor for it enough to come from a. cold heintz grew up on a farm and has spent much of his working life making machinery for post-harvest processing of crops bees days he spends a lot of time in africa being there reminds him of his childhood. probably more and i paid for my first bike with the money. i'm smart after working on the few younger people have a wonderful meal but i never forgotten it because we were going through which was not always the case there for good reason this. godfrey morongo is from zimbabwe he wants to help secure the harvest in his home country and elsewhere in africa with the help of modern technology. mobile giants l

carlin has become home to some of the biggest criminal clans in the world that's according to one of the city's most famous bodyguards michael curry is a world a kick boxing champion and while he claims to favor multiculturalism his word current migration policy is have a lot of gangs to thrive in the capital our sister channel in germany spent a day with him and belin. knife they are ready to cut and kill if they have a gun they're ready to shoot and kill. the reason more everyone has to abide by. as i go in there are families like. checa. these are big families. well known in the criminal world but you call them all of them are criminals and many have nothing to do with it. oh. it will be. because i was. because i was present a lot of. i've been in this is in the since nine hundred eighty two there's one though almost every family even if i don't know someone they've heard about me they know i'm a fan of multiculturalism i always be all very positively about it wasn't because many found themselves in the criminal world in tears the result was. we have to give these guys some credit

the carline are hurricanes opposed to the two one win against reigning champ is the washington capitals to level the series two all. scored it just seventeen seconds and that was the brass that kept things tied with thirty eight. the king of clay shows no sign of being disloyal and in monaco rafael nadal made light work of grigor dimitrov in the third round match at the monte carlo losses on thursday the spaniard did so in straight sets victory six four six one of the outstanding his winning streak at this storm and seventeen matches and sets up a quarterfinal with argentina's hutto in yeah. that's it for me some of things from much torture later i'm sure lots more news from if you want to own the website address as about al jazeera dot com sam is in the chair on the other side of the break i will see you in the coming hours here. thanks for watching. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the

that the average california driver has paid about $500 in mystery surcharges since 2015..leaves kim carlin shaking his head. >> it does not surprise me that people are not able to gain the system. but what can we do? >> if you have a lead on cheap gas around the bay area, we would like to hear about it. snap a picture and share it using the #kpix on facebook, twitter or instagram. to make a strange story out of san jose, a man was killed this morning after jumping from a second story balcony. it happened at the easy eight motel, witnesses say the man was attempting backflips from a second story balcony railing. len ramirez says he was trying to land in the back of his pickup that was parked below. >> reporter: that is what witnesses are telling us, this tragic and bizarre story started just before 11 am when hotel guests called 911 to report that they had watched a man apparently accidentally jump into his pickup truck from the second story balcony. one witness we talked to said that it was his second attempt to do a back flip when the tragedy happened. >> unfortunately, this guy must have

now the carline a hurricane yet another impressive win in the n.h.l. playoffs it comes just days. in the last season's champions the washington kaput. well the canes were taking on the new york islanders in the opener of the weston eastern conference semifinals and after three goals fears the hurricanes pulled off a one to nothing victory and over time jordan staal with the window. and the san jose sharks have won the open of the second round series against the colorado avalanche joe thornton sparked a three go outburst in the second period to lead the sharks to a five to win. is a step closer to his red call twelve the barcelona title as he booked his face into the semifinals but the spaniel struggled against germans. but the first set seven five. this is the first time these two have ever played together and it proved to be a memorable day the dollar taking a second as well by the same school to set up the semifinal against dominique tim. and that's it for me pizza santa thanks very much we'll talk to a little later i'm sure a lot more news on if you want to of course is that tw

york have arrested a man for threatening to kill muslim democratic congresswoman ileana omar patrick carlin jr faces up to ten years in prison if convicted prosecutors say he called omar's office in march and threatened to shoot her then left his contact details he has appeared in court and is being held in custody. those are the headlines the news will continue here on al-jazeera after part two circle of poison. thank you. when i step back and really think about the scope of what we have done it's been a giant terrible tragic experiment. pushed on drugs that it's a very modern way to do. and we've made poisons the measure of progress. out of the. thing you want. and. alan models the. last one in there about how. not to go here in the lab that i look at they are. in afghanistan for me and i'm aware that what i have seen brought big ffion they've got a handle on launching their naive thought in this way let me let up or they'll be done dartmouth even if. you get in and get better how will you or me. probably the most dramatic way to understand the difference between domestic regulation and t

new york have arrested a man for threatening to kill muslims democratic congresswoman omar patrick carlin they are junior faces up to ten years in prison if convicted prosecutors say called omar's office in march and threatened to shoot her i left his contact details he's appeared in court and is being held in custody. their u.s. president has ridiculed a system that's designed to give migrants it's a pack passage followed trump says people seeking asylum at the border in mexico look like mixed martial arts fighters he was addressing a republican jewish coalition in las vegas the asylum program is. some of the roughest people you've ever seen people that looked like they should be fighting for the u.f.c. . they read a little page given by lawyers that are all over the national borders we tell them what to say you look at this guy you say wow that's a tough cookie. well trump's comments come as more migrants from mexico and central america head for the u.s. border the president repeatedly threatened to close the border if mexico doesn't do more to stop them asylum seekers and activists hav

first of all, i want to give a big thank you to michael carlin and the excellent water from the wilderness program we had at the commonwealth club. we had a wonderful panel and audience, and so much thanks to michael. and i hope you've seen water in the wilderness documentary, i hope all of you have seen it. it is a tremendous documentary. today i really am going to talk fast. i want to make some comments about the balboa reservoir discussion. as you know, there is only one road in and out of the lower reservoir. and the fire department has signs, fire lanes, no parking, and from the lower balboa reservoir. on the same area, there is another sign, "fire department access only." and that points to the only access road to the reservoir as well as the back entrance to riordan high school. the one road is necessary for safety. city college and real estate developers plan to tear down parts that are connected to neighborhood areas and neighborhood shops and parking, and imagine what happens to these residents and homes next to the reservoir. according to the web page, there are 70,000 students

carlin in the chair on the horseshoe. some of you may have seen the article in the chronicle how hard it was to have a unique experience in yosemite, and 4, 5 million people a year go there, and most go to the yosemite valley and very few go to hetch hetchy, and the rain reason -- well, a reservoir there. but there's more. it's not just as a reservoir there. the gate is locked every day. there's no camping, there are few trails. so it's kind of hard to go there and get that yosemite experience. even though as many people say it's very beautiful still with the reservoir. it's not what you guys said in 1912, and maybe you don't think you bear the responsibility for what happened in 1912 but you promised congress in 1912 and 1913 that it was utter absurdity there be any claim that tourists or campers would be excluded or the pleasure to be found would be lessened. you said there would be greater opportunity for tourists with the reservoir in place. so, i'm wondering if that's a commitment that the commission still believes i

the fbi broke the law and that the people at the head of the justice department, sally yates, john carlinthe assistant attorney general come on all knew about it, and applied to te court. the fisa court about it. >> mike: robert, if you were advising jim comey, sally yates, some of these other folks we've heard so much about, would you tell them to lawyer up? >> [laughs] >> not to be funny about it but that is an understatement. the core of this, joe is absolutely right. what i want to know is who at the justice department knew about what disclosures were going to be made to the fisa court and who specifically withheld information because they did know about the origins and the derivation of the steele dossier. how come the political connections of the clinton campaign wasn't disclosed at least in a footnote in the fisa application? there were people at the justice department to know about that, i think the point of the investigation, who knew it, when did they know it, and why didn't that information make it in to the fisa application, which was delivered to the court. look, we've all re

patrick carlin they are jr faces up to ten years in prison if convicted prosecutors say he called on ma's office in march and threatened to shoot her and then left his contact details he's appeared in court and is being held in custody. and tens of thousands of people have marched in germany against rising when housing shortages activists say property developers have bought thousands of apartments driving up the cost of rent they've started a petition for the government to take back properties from large scale landlords well those are the headlines on al-jazeera up front with the hustle is coming up next thank you for watching. thousands of people have been killed raped or mutilated in south sudan's civil a un report says government forces and other militia are financing the conflict with money from the country's oil industry you will never allow that break in south sudan and we will never talk of the south sudan's oil minister talks to want to zero a month from today we'll debate britain's bricks chaos has the whole thing been a huge mistake but first the u.s. congress has voted to

we have mara carlin over on the left. she is an associate professor of the practice of strategic studies at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. i always have a hard time with all of these acronyms. she's also in terms of the school director, or the director of the school strategic studies program and the executive director of the meryl center of strategic studies, and before this, she spent a long time at d.o.d., worked for five u.s. secretaries of defense, and a number of different position, including on the middle east, and also in the last position as deputy assistant secretary of defense for strategy and force deployment. next to her we have ken pollock, anybody who is following the mid east and paying attention to think tank scholars for the last 20 years know who ken is. he doesn't need much introduction. an american scholar at the american enterprise institute and brookings center and director of the sabban center and distinguished government career including a couple of tours at the nsc, workin