on line daily it tweets but somebody somewhere has them so let's just have a look at this this is cynthia in a conversation referencing ghetto american accent i have to remember i'm taking it out of context. again another conversation where people are saying well we don't think you represent african-americans and then cynthia says oh darling all of these presumptions it is you please you are the representation for all americans that is incorrect and i give you one more the african african american is the thing i understand more fully that most if you think that a black and then it goes on and on and on so it's just the idea that people who are upset about cynthia are upset because she's tweeted things that they find disrespectful and she's paid many african-american characters money for it and sums it up on twitter with the hash tag our story or the handle our story this particular actress has made offensive remarks concerning african-americans being that harriet tubman was an african-american legend it is disrespectful to cast this lady in the role so that's one person's take what i want

why do you think kerry is there is better because cynthia riva has a very troubling very consistent 7 year pattern from 2011 to tweet a little in african-american and promoting and defending the ethnic bigotry towards the very people who aren't men ought to free descendants of chattel slavery because for the last 11 months cynthia reka has said everything to evade accountability for these actions when anti-semite be allowed to play moses why should be allowed to play our business. strong words there and tony i'm going to hand that right off to you what do you make of that aspect of this controversy well let me start off by saying that i think that what we don't recognize is to be put at odds with our own story we have to boycott harriet i mean this stuff that's going around pushed by not just a loss but many black people across the country is calling me a reality a reality that we don't know enough about cynthia riva her. recent article came out in the new yorker about slave trading in nigeria wouldn't it be something if we do find out that she is dolly wichard slave traders in nigeri

why do you think carrie is there is better because cynthia riva has a very troubling very consistent 7 year pattern from 2011 to tweet a little in african-american and promoting and defending the ethnic bigotry towards the very people who aren't men ought to free descendants of chattel slavery because for the last 11 months cynthia rica has said everything to evade accountability for these actions when anti-semite be allowed to play moses why should be allowed to play our business. strong words there and tony i'm going to hand that right off to you what do you make of that aspect of this controversy well let me start off by saying that i think that what we don't recognize is to be put at odds with our own story we have to boycott harriet i mean this stuff that's going around pushed by not just a loss but many black people across the country is claiming a reality a reality that we don't know enough about cynthia reveal her. recent article came out in the new yorker about slave trading in nigeria wouldn't it be something if we do find out that she is dolly which are slave traders in ni

conversation where people are saying well we don't think you represent african-americans and then cynthia says oh darling all of these presumptions it is you please you are the representation for all americans that is incorrect and i give you one more the african african american is the thing i understand more fully that most if you think that a black and then it goes on and on and on so it's just the idea that people who are upset about cynthia are upset because she's tweeted things that they find disrespectful and she's paid many african-american characters money for it and sums it up on twitter with the hash tag our story or the handle our story this particular actress has made offensive remarks concerning african-americans being that harriet tubman was an african-american legend it is disrespectful to cast this lady in the role so that's one person's take what i want to share another's on this person. took screen grabs some of the ones that you have there are others that she's compiled of this person is compiled to go by the handle electric bo peep and they explain why they think many

host: cynthia miller-idriss, your thoughts on his comments? guest: what is important to understand here is how much we have underestimated until recently, the portion of domestic extremism and terrorist violence him that is -- violence that is perpetrated by white and that typeoups of testimony is showing that and that type of testimony is showing that clearly. i really think there has been a seat change in how the government is responding to this in the u.s. and abroad. host: cynthia miller-idriss, professor at american university, a senior fellow at the center for analysis of the radical right. you can find that group on the internet at radicalrightanalysis.com. we are having this conversation for about the next half-hour. phone lines split up regionally. in the eastern or central time zones, (202)-748-8000. in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202)-748-8001. we are having this conversation about white supremacy in the u.s. almost two years to the day of the neo-nazi march in darla saville. taking your phone calls. sandy is next in youngs

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. >> cynthia tells me she is struggling to come to terms with the death of her husband don, of 19 years. >> he was a great husband, great dad, very family oriented. always liked doing everything with us. i'm just in shock. >> on thursday night around 9:30, the 52-year-old was one of two pedestrians struck by a car in hayward along busy a street on hathaway avenue. he died at the scene. the second victim is a 32-year- old man who police have not yet identified. he was taken to a hospital where police say he is in icu. cynthia says she went to the scene on friday and learned that there was an altercation between her husband and the other man that spilled into the street. >> he was a very deadly person. friendly person. i don't know why he would be arguing with someone. what kind of spark that argument in the street, especially paris >> lycie the driver remained at the scene and was cooperative. investigators declined to release details about what happened. relatives say that the man was devoted to his 15-year-old daughter and his family was his priority. >> it didn't matter what time of d

cynthia miller idris is from the about a can university in washington d.c. she's an award winning author and specialist in far right extremists but welcome to d.w. do you think today's statement from the president was enough to stop things moving in the right direction i mean certainly it's. important to have a statement like that that's the quickest we've seen a statement come out of this white house and the strongest condemnation of hate that we've seen and i think those are important words but it's also very hard to take those words seriously when they coexist with the language that he still using or you know referring to immigrants as an invasion or using language like infestation are other kinds of racist and exclusionary language against immigrants and other so i think we have a problem with official statement versus the kinds of language that comes out of tweets and other kinds of communication do you draw i mean you live any connection between those tweets and this sort of action. absolutely and i don't mean to blame this exclusively on one person i

london breed: thank you, cynthia. it's so great to be here with you because john, we know this project was a long time coming. we work hard in this city to try to repurpose this whole waterfront. some of you were around during this '89 earthquake. i certainly was. i remember when this used to be a water way, and look at how beautiful our waterfront has become with a lot of businesses, a lot of housing, and here is an opportunity to provide 178 units of affordable housing for families and seniors. this is absolutely amazing. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and let me just also say that last year, it was brought to my attention that for the senior development that were being placed here at 735 davis street, there were still so many seniors who didn't meet the minimum income qualifications because we know that there are a lot of different challenges with affordability in san francisco. people who are low, extremely low, people who are just exiting homelessness, people who just barely meet the minimum qualifications,

he never said no. >> cynthia tells me she is struggling to come to terms with the death of her husband of 19 years.>> he was a great husband, great dad, very family oriented, always like to doing everything with us. i'm just in shock. >> on thursday night around 9:30, the 52-year-old was one of two pedestrians struck by a car in hayward along with the eighth street at hathaway avenue. he died at the scene. the second victim is a 32-year- old man whom police have not yet identified. he was taken to a hospital where police say he is in icu. cynthia says she went to the scene on friday and learned there was an altercation between her husband and the other man that spilled into the street. >> he was a very friendly person. ould have spark that ould be wi argument in the street? >> police said the driver remained at the scene and was cooperative. investigators declined to release details about what happened. relatives say that the man was devoted to his 15-year-old daughter and family was his priority. >> it didn't matter what time of day it was, he would come

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big star like forrest whitaker or will smith or morgan freeman it could lead to financing the film cynthia revolt doesn't even have the history to be the lead role in this film i'm saying she doesn't have this strong backing in nigeria she doesn't have this great backing of british and she barely has a film history in america so you don't have that same need for her to play the lead role there are great african-american women that did not get a chance here in america and i would love to see who they actually auditioned let me play i don't think i think. that i was going to say i agree with you in terms of the law but if she's not respectful of this you have respected that culture i'm not a stew the history of where she is whether characters come from and whether that the essence of the people who come from then you're right she shouldn't be playing that role but as an artist. at the moment i mean i don't i don't. think hollywood we're having this discussion within a space that we did not create for ourselves hollywood creates the space right they decide through their mode of production as

host: cynthia miller-idriss, your thoughts on his comments?st: what is important to understand here is how much we have underestimated until recently, the portion of domestic extremism and terrorist violence him that is -- violence that is perpetrated by white and that typeoups of testimony is showing that and that type of testimony is showing that clearly. i really think there has been a seat change in how the government is responding to this in the u.s. and abroad. host: cynthia miller-idriss, professor at american university, a senior fellow at the center for analysis of the radical right. you can find that group on the internet at radicalrightanalysis.com. we are having this conversation for about the next half-hour. phone lines split up regionally. in the eastern or central time zones, (202)-748-8000. in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202)-748-8001. we are having this conversation about white supremacy in the u.s. almost two years to the day of the neo-nazi march in darla saville. taking your phone calls. sandy is next in youngstown

host: cynthia miller-idriss taking your calls. for central time zones, (202)-748-8000.r mountain or pursue for -- pacific time zones, (202)-748-8001. caller: good morning. argument refute her that white supremacy is the problem in the united states. i would refer someone -- i would refer people to look at heather mcdonnell book, diversity delusion. the numbers just don't add up. trying to hide from you, she talks about the extreme left as being animal-rights activists. she leaves out black lives matter and antifa and purposely leaves out that the dayton, ohio shooter was documented as a far leftist. this is not what they want you to see, the truth. if you look at what miss mcdonnell said, she was on the news the other day. blacks for example represent 50% on actual hate crimes and you have to look at that as a ratio. to put in perspective, look at world war ii. the coast guard lost more people per capita than any other branch of the military. if you look at the ratio of numbers of people in the united states, you look at the number of people by race and ethnicity and yo

cynthia mcfadden in how his story is inspiring america ♪ >> reporter: he grew up in afghanistan.ad made playing or listening to music a crime. >> you couldn't make any music you couldn't play any instrument you couldn't sing. >> you could be arrested >> you could be arrested or killed >> reporter: american forces put an end to that in 2001 when he was four only 25 pianos remained in the country. he waited hours every day to practice on one. >> my passion and ambition is to be one of the greatest in the world. >> reporter: he says his talent has sacrifices he's not seen his family for the four years of college. none of it would have happened if it hadn't been for those u.s. troops who gave music back to the afghan people. so, he wrote an open letter to the troops who serve there >> i wish i could talk to each of you i would tell you that a generation of young afghans have grown up in a civil society which you enabled through your service and courage. i would ask you not to despair that your sacrifice was wasted i'll prove it was not. i'll always say thank you through my lifetime o

i just want to get cynthia's reaction to this quickly.thia, this is the kind of hearing that you would almost expect at the end of a trial, the sentencing phase, for example, where the judge allows victims to speak in court. what's interesting and powerful about this, given the fact that he killed himself, jeffrey epstein, these women were allowed to speak openly in court. is this a symbolic shift? is there any practical significance in the way a court treats alleged victims of sexual abuse? >> well, we're obviously seeing a shift in the country about the way they're treated. it's very unusual, ordinarily you're correct, this kind of impact statement would only happen at sentencing. and happen with coordination with prosecutors, so the judge has the information prior to sentencing. it's very unusual. and i think it's cathartic for them. they obviously have not healed. it's part of the healing process. but you can tell from the way the statements went, these women had a long way to go before they get better. for me, what i'm looking for is

cynthia, are you surprised by the headline numbers. >> i think very much so. everybody's seen this incredible box office run that they have had, figured that would translate into really buoyant revenues but i think it is a sign that the hard work of the 21st century fox merger which was just completed in march, the hard work putting that together, making one plus one equal more than two is really just beginning for disney. ashley: i'm trying to get into these numbers. gary, if i can bring you in studio. entertainment, 3.84 billion. it was estimated 4.39 billion. miss on media networks as well. what's your initial reaction? i'm surprised? >> big initial reaction is disney is usually good with guidance. this is not just a big miss. it is a gargantuan miss compared to what the norm is. i'm surprised it is not down more than 5%. disney has a big things going. "star wars" lands are open. the parks here are packed. the wait lines are three hours. believe me i've tried with my goddaughters. but look i think there is some issues on the media front. i think we have a g

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cynthia cartagenera, madre de un estudiante de secundaria dice que ninguna precauciÓn estÁ de más. >>sa serÍan una aplicaciÓn telefÓnica que alerte a policÍas . la instalaciÓn de cÁmaras de seguridad y la posible contrataciÓn de guardias armados. fÉlix: cuando volvamos un nuevo cartel de drogas en mÉxico amenaza a su rival y promete venganza. los venezolanos que sobreviven en condiciones de extrema pobreza en medio de la crisis. -- la crisis que golpea al paÍs. >> este domingo en "al punto" donald trump quiere quitarle la ciudadanÍa automÁtica a los hijos de indocumentados. la amazonia se estÁ quemando. cÓmo nos afecta? una juez sentenciada en el salvador por sufrir un aborto espontÁneo pero logrÓ su liberación. es el espaÑol o lenguaje machista? debemos usar un lenguaje igualitarios a la pregunta todo en "al punto". la guerra entre narcos mexicanos amenaza con vivir >>la guerra entre narcos mexicanos amenaza con otro capÍtulo. pide una organizaciÓn criminal que denuncia traiciones y asegura venganza preocupa mucho las autoridades unto desde mÉxico, alberto garcÍa nos cuenta quiÉn est

the back of sloan's tail and a warm greeting from her owner cynthia nice longer the dog and her family are finally reunited almost a week after the support cup was stolen we got so many tips that i knew in my heart the moment that call came in i knew that was her. >>because it was right there where the car had been found as fox 40 reported nighswonder her 12 year old son with autism ego and a family friend home to san diego sunday k afternoon, the family says they made what was supposed to be a quick. >>stop here at this mcdonald's on charter way in stockton. they say sloan was inside that car. but the doors were locked and the ac was on. >>i was watching that current i stepped into the restaurant and it couldn't have been more than 6 or 7 minutes nighswonder says she had the key fobs but somehow a man broke in and drove off. within 24 hours later, the car was spotted on american streets. but sloan was still missing until nighswonder got a call thursday my heart knew instantly that this was going to be the right tip. she says she called the stockton police department and her new found

so i brought the memo to the former president of boeing's engineers union so my name is cynthia cole c y n t h o a last name c o l e cynthia cole spent 32 years at the company but never on the dreamliner program ringback ringback. so she had never seen this memo before ready. the program schedule may require deviation to the preferred process see that was as right there that one fragment of the stands you know you don't you don't change your quality process for schedule you make quality happen in the schedule. they're short changing the engineering process to meet a schedule and they're not even allowing quality control to do their job and they're telling them this is how it's going to be i don't see how these people who write these things and agree to these things you know this if you don't hear how they how this is the 5th day i just don't get it and how can you do that. as an engineer i find that reprehensible. how does it make you feel as a fly. oh yeah i know fire so is there and. it just makes you know because i've been kind of avoiding finalists only thing is i would definitel

>>that was kay receive the reporting and cynthia says they plan on offering that reward money to the tipster who found sloan also an ipad that helps nico with the speech was also stolen the family is hoping that that gets returned it. >>coming up in sports. the san francisco giants in action and yeah, somebody hit a grand slam we'll tell you who after the break. >>have to play in the big leagues but due to segregation, african american players had to start a league of their own and now lawmakers are taking steps to recog >>welcome back caltrans repairs to the crumbling concrete on the richmond sandra fell bridge. are now complete. crews replace 31 expansion joints on the bridge's upper deck. they started back in february after a failed join cause several pieces of concrete to fall on top of car ours on the lower deck. next year caltrans workplace, 30 joints on the lower deck of the bridge and in the coming weeks caltrans will be straightening a portion of the bridge's steel truss which was damaged by a large truck. >>we've got side right now as we talk about our 4 zone forecast and h

david ross, cynthia schroeder, and mr. curtis larson. if you could please come up.eone. >> good afternoon. my name is carlos. i live at 4124 21st street, i own and live in the house by 25 years, and i'm directly impacted by 411,821st street. before i began, i would like to talk about a letter of support -- -- 411,821st street -- i do e this letter has come from, and i did not write it, sign it or send it. i do not support the proposed land you hearing. i am here to for myself. i have difficulty hearing sometime. thank you for understanding my situation. i am concerned about colder temperatures, inside my house, as a senior citizen living in a fixed income. i cannot afford to and more money on, electricity. i would ask you to help keep as much light coming into my house. [inaudible] before there was more distance between my house and 4118. i had been able to walk into this space. my bathroom is much darker with a wall that has already been built. when the top floor started, it will be even darker. i am also concerned about -- the new house is so close, that i already

so i brought the memo to the former president of boeing's engineers union so my name is cynthia cole c y n t h i a last name c o l e cynthia cole spent 32 years at the company but never on the dreamliner program ringback. so she had never seen this memo before ready. the program schedule may require deviation to the preferred process see that was says right there that one fragment of the stands you know you don't you don't change your quality process for schedule you make quality happen in the schedule. they're short changing the engineering process to meet a schedule and they're not even allowing quality control to do their job and they're telling them this is how it's going to be i don't see how these people who write these things and agree to these things you know this if you don't hear how they how they sleep at night i just don't get it how can you do that. as an engineer i find that reprehensible. how does it make you feel as a fly. oh yeah i know fire so is the one. that just makes you know because i've been kind of avoiding flying in the seventies and seeing this i would defi

coming up on today's washington journal, american university professor cynthia miller-idriss

coming up on thursday morning, american university education professor cynthia ander-idriss will be onwe also talk with mark chris stirewalt, cohost of the i'll tellstirewalt: you what" podcast. journal,"washington our podcast next week is jennifer briney, host of "congressional dish." c-span has candidates at the iowa state fair, montana governor steve bullock followed by former vice wesident joe biden feared also have former hud secretary julian castro and saturday, we are live it's an :00 a.m. east and with governor jay inslee, senator kamala harris, senator hoeven klobuchar, senator kirsten gillibrand, former colorado governor john hickenlooper, senator elizabeth warren, and senator cory booker. the 2020 presidential candidates live at the iowa state fair starting thursday on c-span, watch any time online at fromn.org, or listen live wherever you are come on the go, using the free c-span radio app. host: today, we are joined by mark leon goldberg from denver , colorado who has a podcast that focuses on undercover global issues and trends of the day. mark

>>elizabeth sacÓ del colegio aquÍ una niÑa de 11 aÑos hija de su amiga cynthia que estaba dentro de laa adentro trabajando en la fÁbrica y presenciÓ el operativo. >>cuando lleguÉ pues la migraciÓn me dijo que pusiera las manos arriba de la cabeza y que estaba detenido, dice que fueron decenas de agentes. del lado en el que estaba yoestaban como unos 22 y yo digo que tambiÉn tenemos como todo 22 en el otro lado eran como unas 45 personas, mientras eso sucedÍa elizabeth seguía grabando y trataba de consolar a angie. >>es una niÑa de 11 aÑos, es doloroso ver lo que ella estaba sufriendo en ese momento son personas que viven en mi casa, yo aquÍ no tengo familia. >>elizabeth llevÓ a la niÑa para que hablara con el libro oficial y pedirle que tuviera clemencia con su mamÁ. >>el agente llevÓ a la niÑa hasta el bus donde la madre estaba detenida y le dijo que su mamÁ será liberada hoy mismo y que darÁn una cita en la corte. >>los arrestos irradiados de hoy fueron el resultado de una investigaciÓn de un aÑo. y esto es sÓlo el inicio dice que estÁn investigando los detenidos y que algunos seguir

know back in the eighty's in the ninety's and so they've decided that this is the exact same thing cynthia is the executive director for the smoke free alternative trade association called safira they've been lobby group we need to dispel the idea that these products paper products are the same as combusted tobacco products because they're not so we need to look at any time that anyone is using a vapor product they're not smoking and that's a win for everybody the z cigarettes they don't contain the $7000.00 plus chemicals that conventional cigarettes have and that's always a plus but on the flip side they do have their own set of compounds that you're being exposed to unfortunately we're going to have to wait for the long gemini studies but if i had to say what is more dangerous honestly i there to me that the food and drug administration which regulates tobacco is still reviewing vaporing regulations travis padgett has been smoking since high school today to cut down on tobacco use it was it was just kind of the different you might make it to microbiology major at u.c. riverside travis i

bridge side, and i have to say, i'm looking at cynthia, marie tabor, give her a raise. she paid me to just say that. you owe me, marie, and in our office, several people have dedicated a large part of their lives to this. lastly, there are some empty chairs who represent back in the day. olson lee, we'll have the cobblestones along with the make america great caps. last, mayor ed lee. he loved this project. i remember talking to him about this the week before he left us, and he loved this. what a fantastic legacy for you to carry on, and don't think we forget about it, supervisor peskin. so with that, i stand between you and a free lunch, and there is one occasionally, so we are now going to do the ground breaking. somebody needs to get a shovel, and we need some earth. we'll do that, and then, we'll all get a free lunch. thank you very much, everybody, for coming. >> the hon. london breed: five, four, three, two, one. >> all right. get to work! . >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and

. >> brangham: i'm joined now by cynthia arnson. she directs the latin america program at the wilson center, which is a non-partisan think tank for international scholars established by congress. welcome ba to the newshour. >> thank you. >> the farc leader, ivan marquez with as we saw hes said are people likely to heed that call? >> well, i think it iels unl that a lot of people in the farc will heed that call. the farc political party has dejected what ivan marquez and other farc le did along with him and there are sen to 13,000 former guerillas and miwtias that did lay their arms and there is really only about 1,500, maybe 2,000 people that are t-called rearmed guerillas but not all of them were with people that had laid down their weapons to beginso with think that it remains to be seen, but it is obviously incumbent on the government to do much more to carryut the promises of reintegration of former combatantreand tolly deliver on the major parts o the peace deal that had to do with rural reform. >> because as you well know that

during the golden age of cinema, jimmy gave a young elizabeth taylor her first screen kiss in 1947's "cynthia >> he has dementia. sometimes he gets up in the middle of the night and says he has to go to work and the studio is waiting for him. >> reporter: now 95, he spends what appear to be joyful hours having lunch in the diner, interacting with friends, >> i know that he's well cared-for. >> reporter: treatment an aging u.s. population stands to confront a dramatic increase in those with dementia. family members who now provide more than 18 billion hours of unpaid care, may be eager for town-square-style assistance. >> i was getting really stressed out because i was trying to, you know, make everything happen didn't know where to start. >> reporter: tanya carr knew her mother mary to be a proud and feisty veteran, ready to take credit on the day in 1991 when tanya graduated college. >> done the cooking, i have done the financing, and i think that this half is mine! >> financing! i did a lot of it myself! >> this is mine! >> it's hers! i don't know a more amazing woman. you know, it sounds l

>>well cynthia says they plan on offering the reward money to the tipster who found sloan.w like that we some bait clouds that have take care of a little bit of coastal clouds and that goes to a mostly sunny mode going to feel that cooling inland find it will get down to the 80's said that get down to the use warming up a little bit as we get to the latter portion next week again as summer reasserts itself upper 90's we have in store for us fill that contra costa county owner, particularly and then a little bit of minor league into the weekend improving a bit of a roller coaster this week. it is all right, thank you today. >>that's going to wrap things up for us thank you so much for joining us we'll see you again next week and don't forget to kron 4 news tonight at 8.10 and always on kron on kron 4 dot com have a great day see next weekend. > anncr: the following is a paid program from joel osteen ministries.

will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on the verge of a robot or cynthia if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with the president's i am she seemed to think about what could go wrong then yes let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in history. artificial intelligence is now spreading throughout. society day on it will experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines or will this technology create deadly new autonomous weapon systems. such as robot collapse stores aug 14th on d w. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with single people in a room. it was hard i wish there. were white haired. language cannot this gives me a break up at uni to entrap. you want to know their story the migrants were fighting and reliable information for migrants i'm. quite melody resounds michael white of the mood. ready and it soon. resonate within its soul. the mind and the music. to open 1st 2019 from september 6th to september 29th. which. italy's government has edged closer to collapse after interior minister mikhail salvini called 1st snap el

inspire other violent acts as well even if those acts aren't tied directly to the ideology right cynthia just thank you very much feel insight thank you for having me turning now to yemen which is often called the world's forgotten war over 90000 people have died since the conflicts between the saudi backed government and pull iran in who began back in 2015 millions of fed fighting and famine but still east african migrants from it here pitt and somalia are also heading towards the water own country the goal is to reach yemen's neighbor prosperous saudi arabia but instead they end up trapped correspond funny for a visit to the yemen and met some of them. yemen is at war with itself something they know very little about. said. he's the youngest migrant i meet today he arrived by boat with his brother from one of about 100 this man is haunted by images of the dangerous crossing. out of the many when we got into the there was no water and no food. it was too windy. some people had to stand others were sitting. the boat was very crowded. but. the ones who do make landfall then have to walk f

report that came out today cynthia thank you. we apologize to you for that signal there from geneva art i'd like to pull in now bruce friedrich he is executive director of the good food institute which is a u.s. based nonprofit that promotes plant based meat dairy and eggs as well as cultured meat and clean meat bruce welcome to the show we're talking about food this evening so i'm going to ask you what did you eat for breakfast this morning. as with every single morning i had a green smoothie a smoothie made from fruits and nuts and. plant based milk essentially as low as coffee that's pretty much my breakfast every day ok very good role model and that's exactly what i predict it's a i could win the bet there let me ask you how do you read this new climate change report if we were all vegans would that solve a lot of our greenhouse gas problems. well yeah i mean. i think it's i think it's worth recognizing that the least climate change and do sing meat is chicken and according to the world resources institute that chicken causes

know back in the eighty's in the ninety's and so they've decided that this is the exact same thing cynthia is the executive director for the smoke free alternative trade association called safaga of aping lobby group we need to dispel the idea that these products paper products are the same as combusted tobacco products because they're not so we need to look at any time that anyone is using a vapor product they're not smoking and that's a win for everybody these each cigarettes they don't contain the $7000.00 plus chemicals that conventional cigarettes have and that's always a plus but on the flip side i they do have their own so. compounds that you're being exposed to unfortunately we're going to have to wait for the long gemini studies but if i had to say what is more dangerous honestly i there very well to me there you go the food and drug administration which regulates tobacco is still reviewing vaporing regulations travis padgett has been smoking since high school today he baits to cut down on tobacco use for me it was you know it was just kind of sort of like a different you when you

let me bring in cynthia mina interest from the american university in washington d.c. she's an award winning author and a scholar of far right extremism welcome to you now what is your assessment on why be a seeing an upsurge of violence linked to right wing extremism in the u.s. right now. well i think part of what people understand about right wing extremism is that it's motivated by a whole range of exclusionary ideologies beliefs hatred racism of others but they often don't understand that it's also tied to at the extreme fringe the idea. an imminent threat a demographic threat that's posed through immigration through the what's called the great replacement in their ideology of whites or of europeans native mourning europeans with others and that kind of part of the ideology has then ramping up on social media and also because it comes across from mainstream politicians and that has absolutely been fueling the violence that as we have no report people's grief is turning into anger and they're shouting do something do something what can be done to avoid such crimes

. -- they using more than cynthia: the companies that settled in this case were in the $275 million rangeue kind of position. a lot of the companies that made opioid sarin for financial shape. poor financialin shape. out how to figure navigate that. some of the companies, like purdue, running into big trouble and they are the ones that a lot are saying are the biggest cause of the problem. they may have to figure out how to navigate, sure, they sold products but will they be affected disproportionately? lisa: that is a really good point. thank you so much for joining us. let's head to argentina where officials arrived over the weekend to decide whether to keep doling out the cash amid fears of the last imf argentina bailout which ended in a depression. joining us is patrick gillespie, bloomberg news economics reporter. they don't really want to put more of their own money on the line. however, they have so much already that they risk losing entirely if they don't keep aiding argentina. >> they face a real catch 22. they can continue to dole out cash to argentina. or, they can pull the plu