. >> the name of the terror attack is dark ages and that's essentially what's possible. it could grow four months conceivably throwing the united states back into the dark ages. >> no electricity see that we would get protected by certain countries around the world because it's in their-- not in their interest that we disappear >> everything is connected. >> used to be electricity and now is the internet are just think it through. >> for example, you could say we have these big grids in east and west coast and they say yeah you could take it down but we will bring it right back up. if you had a virus and that got in the backup system it wouldn't and if you simultaneously try the transformers so they all had to be replaced before you could do it, you could keep electricity down for a long time >> decades ago albert einstein said store some cash and gold around your house. >> i think the fourth world war will be fought with sticks and stones. isn't that, i mean, if it's going to be the dark ages if and when we get this sort of attack people will lose all of their wealth. >

we used to call this period the dark ages. little writing and to have something like this is absolutely fantastic and special. so special that the discovery has garnered interest from across the globe. that the discovery has garnered interest from across the globelj that the discovery has garnered interest from across the globe. i am overwhelmed to see a piece of artwork, for lack of a better word. i think it is marvellous to find things that are, you know, primary sources, so things that are, you know, primary sources, so to speak. it is incredible. you could so easily discard a piece of stone, looking at it and saying that somebody had graffiti do it. the writing supports the theory that tintagel was a high status settlement that may have been the seat of kings. it is notjust a piece of rock. it is notjust a bit of foundation stone. suddenly you think that somebody sat here and wrote this. that sends shivers up my spine when i think about it because that puts us in touch with our a ncestors. that puts us in touch with our an

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. >> yes, the name is dark ages. that is essentially, what is possible. it could throw, at least for months, conceivably.it could throw the united states back into the dark ages. >> no electricity. >> we would get protected by certain countries around the world because it is not in their interest that we disappear. but yeah. >> but everything is connected. >> yes used to be electricity but now it is the internet. make it through. >> for example, you could say we have these big grids in the east and west coast. we can bring it down but we can bring it right back up. but if there is a virus, it got into the backup system, it wouldn't. and it would simultaneously fry all of the transformers.so they all had to be replaced before he could do it. you can keep electricity down for a long time. >> decades ago, albert einstein said a little cash and gold around your house. >> right! >> i thought the fourth world war would be fought with sticks and stones. he was right. i mean, it is going to be the dark ages, if and when we get this sort of attack, so people, they

i think ultimately we will .revail on this issue sessions is trying to drag as back to the dark ages of human rights and women's rights and refugee rights. but it is a battle we should not have to fight in the year 2018. amam very quickly, calling domestic violence "private violence," and how this fits into the picture of what sessions is also doing two migrant mothers and fathers, ripping their children away. and these children piling up in detention centers along the border as their mothers are sent as far away as to prisons in washington state. these are people who have not been convicted of any crime. the children, as young as infants, children, teenagers. >> amy, there are no words to describe the kind of cruelty -- the kind of cruelty that is exhibited by this administration and its policies, that are just horrific and beyond what one could conceptualize that any decent feeling human being could even think about. it is unimaginable what is being done, the trauma to these women and children. to go to the point that you asked about characterization of domestic violence is just a

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they are using a lawsuit to drag us back to the dark ages of discrimination and against the 130 million hearns who have re-existing head cal condition. - americans who have pre-existing medical condition. i just want to acknowledge our colleagues who are here who have been joined by congresswoman frankel of florida, welcome. i do want to say that all of my colleagues would agree that our special guests are our v.i.p.'s. , want to acknowledge hannah olay, randy, and jeanie. i want to thank them because their voices are the most eloquent. their stories are the most compelling. without them we could not have succeeded the mon -- defeated the monstronsity of trumpcare and now we want to protect the benefits of pre-existing condition. i thank them for generosity of time, spirit, and courage to speak out. with that, i'm pleased to yield to our distinguished house democratic whip, mr. hoyer of maryland. [applause] mr. hoyer: thank you very much, madam leader. thank you for your leadership in ensuring the adoption of the affordable care act and its signing and going into effect. however, republ

with charles murray escort the dark ages are upon us. this is amazing. 3% unemployment in the united states. i agree with all of that. but the reason that it has five for the south, 53000 then to work really hard to keep memories alive. it is out of years later we still express gratitude for delivering. and gratitude is part of my argument that conservativism if you look around then pass them on to your children and that was understood and that liberalism not to say conservativism is no i started to say this before that dear drive deals with the explanation where capitalism comes from it is overwhelmingly persuasive to knock them down. but it is better than almost everybody else it is the way we talk about ourselves and the rhetoric for almost all of history innovation was considered a sin because economics was dominated by the monarchy and the church with the establishment of guilt and nobility in church but did not like any of the uber so innovation was considered a sin. then the weird bottom-up reason this off thing emerges where cele

we need to come out of the dark ages. >> marcella rodriguez, i keep working going into classrooms and makes presentations on dating violence and sexual violence for high sol students. students. when i do that kid ask me what should i do and i give them the resources that i have and i have a list of therapists and lawyers and providers they can go to. every time i do that, i'm like yes, i am doing what i can but i know along the way something is going to happen and likely they are not going to get the services they deserve. it's really hard to talk to kids and tell them that because i cannot just lie to them and say oh, go and speak your truth and justice is going to be made when that is not the truth. i am here to ask you to please go forward with this project because we really need the support of the city and we need kid and everybody to be sure that once they speak up they are going to actually be heard. that's it. thank you. >> my name is whitney. thank you for inviting me. i am here to support the office of sharp. it needs to happen for sexual assault survivors. i was raped here i

okay, the dark ages are upon us. or you know what, look at this, this is amazing. to have 3% unemployment and the united states. >> guest: i agree with all that and if you like -- there's a reason why judaism has survived for these thousands of years. what is the official number? >> 3000 i think. >> guest: they worked really hard to keep memory alive. you read the passover and it is, it's thousands of years later and we're still expressing gratitude for deliverance. gratitude is part of my argument, first of all i think conservatism is gratitude. you look around and say visa thinks ungrateful, grateful, these other things i'm blessed for and you want to preserve, conserve them, pass them on to your children. i also think a lot of liberalism properly understood is based on the fact that liberalism seems to be, having troubles these days. not to say our conservatism is in. i start to say this before, deirdre mccloskey, she deals with a lot of the expeditions people use for capitalism comes from. she is overwhelmingly persuasive in knocking them down. less than 100% b

done and finished and someone beat up charles murray escort on a college campus and you like the dark ages are upon us and no one can speak freely anymore. or look at this and this is amazing. were about to have the present unemployment in the united states. >> guest: i agree with all that and i feel like feel like [inaudible] talking about judaism and the reasons why judaism has survived for thousands of years -- with the official number? >> host: 3000. >> guest: because he worked hard to keep memory alive and you read the passover and it is thousands of years later and we still express gratitude for deliverance and gratitude is part of my argument that if yo you -- conservatism is gratitude. when you look around and say these are the things i'm thinking for and i'm blessed for anyone to preserve and pass them onto your children and i also think that a lot of liberalism probably understood is based on gratitude which is that liberalism seems to be having trouble these days not to say our conservatism is it. we started to say this before but [inaudible] she deals with the explanations deal

university of california hastings college of the law said -- "what this decision does is yank us allk dark ages of rits."' a ws huma this comes as "the washington post" reports the honduran asylum seeker who died by suicide after border patrol agents forcibly separated him from his three-year-old child had come to the united states with his family fleeing violence. the honduran consulate says marco antonio muÑoz and his family fled honduras after muÑoz's brother-in-law was murdered. after they arrived in the united states, they voluntarily surrendered to border patrol agents and said they wanted to apply for asylum. but when agents told muÑoz he would be separated from his son, appears to have had a panic attack. the agents then ripped the boy out of his arms and transported muÑoz to a texas jail, where he was found dead by suicide the following morning. a newly published open letter signed by over 1000 mental health professionals has condemned the trump administration's practice of separating children and parents at the border, writing -- "we cannot afford to forget that there is a history of

this is not a place for people that are living in the dark ages. you know? look around!s, it's, it is europe! >> reporter: so, what is it? if thtools are at hand, and everyone knows how to really address it-- why is it not happening? >> william, th're telling us that it's leadership! we've heard it again and again, that their leadership just isn't embracing it aggressively. and they have a lot of other problems. >> reporter: but dr. vinradova is darkly optimistic. she says the growing epidemic will eventually make russia pay attention. actually it's russian mentality. >> reporter: what, that it has to get worse? something should happen! something very bad should happen, after that, everybody will stand up and just gg.and do someth >> reporter: for now, though, people like katia keep up a quieter fight-- one foot in front of the other-- even as her country's epidemic moves in the wrong direction. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in yekaterinburg, russia. >> woodruff: tomorrow we now, a federal judge ruled today that $85 billion purchase of time warner. the decis

this is the period we called the dark ages, the medieval period, where we have so little writing, andom across the globe.|j special the discovery has garnered interest from across the globe. i am just overwhelmed to see a piece of artwork, for lack of a better word. i think it is marvellous that our primary sources, so to speak, and this is incredible. you could discard a piece of stone, and say, someone has done some graffiti on it. the rating supports the theory that tintagel was a settlement that may have been the source of kings. someone actually sat here and wrote this. that sends shivers up my spine when i think about that because that really puts us in touch with our a ncestors. really puts us in touch with our ancestors. we may even know the names. two names ancestors. we may even know the names. two names are ancestors. we may even know the names. two names are inscribed on the fleet. —— slate. this year marks the tenth anniversary of liverpool as the european capital of culture. as newcastle gateshead gears up for their great exhibition of the north — steph mcgovern has been

this could send us back to the dark ages. i just want to make a point, basically that our government really needs to -- host: we lost bruce great we will -- bruce. we will go on to milton. caller: i am very pessimistic. i think trump is irrational. i think kim jong-un is going to play up to trump's you and give him everything he wants from cap. is whatrms me the most he said before he left for the summit. he said that russia should be brought back into the g8. why would you say that? that came out of left field. he keeps saying there is no collusion between him and the russians, but he keeps doing putin's bidding. pressure is the enemy of our country. every time you turn around, trump goes out of his way to please russia. but there is no collusion, nothing between me and plutin. -- putin. i just don't understand. and then the way he treated the canadian prime minister is embarrassing. we are americans and we are supposed to be looking f us and our friends. he seems to be more in love with putin them he is with our own people.

we really are in the dark ages. mr. secretary, how concerned are you about the current state of fha's risk management and technology platform? >> i'm very concerned. we're looking at close to 1.3 trillion dollars. and you're looking at people's personal information. there is a lot of stuff there and we are so far behind that we cannot keep up with the financial market that we are dealing with. that makes it much easier for people to potentially get into our systems and wreak havoc. and why should we wait until that happens and then become alarmed about it? why don't we do something about it before that happens? i hope we can get that message across to all of the appropriators. >> why couldn't fha leverage freddie mac and fannie mae in this process?>> will be nice is if instead of a lot of the money that is generated going back to the treasury, we would be able to use some of that money to do it needs to be done. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman from washington. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to begin by com

half of strong storms riveting interview with author gary locke another new book dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump so stay tuned to watch the whole. thing. that. you. the book dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump discusses the parallels between the methods used by politicians and pundits who profit from chaos and history sales of witchcraft and wizardry that's right the esoteric the bizarre the occult aren't usually the first thing that comes to mind but you just might be surprised by how much of what many would deem a cult style practices and techniques have actually found their way into the modern political speech stead of dobby the house elf it's happy the frog is it just because humans need pageantry and brimstone sometimes or could a better understanding of our my protect us from live better than any spell here's the second half of strong stance interview with author historian and founding member of wandy gary locke meant. i mean the whole point of politics is supposed to be. effect or you know effects driven as opposed to what we've seen a lot of times you become acc

tonight, the dark side of our digital age. celebrated tech pioneer jeron lemire on how it affects us all. plus from the negative power to the positive. the oscar winning director morgan nevil joins me about his new movie "won't you be my neighbor" on the live and legacy of mr. rogers who charmed generations of american children by treating them with respect. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. what would we do without facebook to connect us and social media to blast our missives far and wide at warp speed? it has over two billion users around the world but facebook's influence is a matter of serious and growing concern. earlier this year, a campaign for people to delete their facebook accounts began to gain traction in the wage of the cambridge analytica scandal which saw the data of over 50 million users exploited by the political consulting firm cambridge analytica. #deletefacebook started trending on twitter. ironically people were musing about quitting social media on socia

well the title is dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump. centrally it's about what seems to be a rise of a cult politics certain sorts of techniques magic positive thinking mental science things of that sort involved in trump's campaign. his election his victory. and as i looked into it it's also something that reaches out over to russia as well people in sort of milieu let's say around putin similarly are interested in these sort of magical techniques and so there does seem to be a kind of sudden insurgent. sort of a cold politics going on and as i followed the trail that exactly turned out to be the case. well we'll talk about that but first i want to ask why is this different then if i think back on recent presidencies like george bush's and i recall his you know the people around him talking about the idea of creating realities basically we create the reality and we we basically we dictate you know what is truth i remember this coming out of i think rove or one of the people around him and similarly with the obama administration there w

we are lit littlely in the dark ages.don't talk to each other. what my patient experiences in one hospital what tests they undergo doesn't always come back toe movement there is a lot of duplicates. a lot of bad mistakes happening because data is not connected. i'm glad google is making an effort to try to connect some of that data. thing that's worrying with me is what happens to this data and who owns this data. patient's health information is a protected asset. that's really important. on top of that, what do you with that information matters. i hope, as a doctor, that these companies use the information that they get to benefit patients not just the companies themselves. ainsley: what worries me is if your mom had some sort of an illness, she goes to the hospital and google says she has a 5% chance of survival are the doctors going to focus more on other patients because they don't think she is going to live? >> you are talking about free age and hopefully we are never in a situation where we have to make those kind o

. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by the local muslim >>community t's taken us back to the dark chapter and age of our society. ti reporter: there are also those in commu like this, suburban communities in northern virginia who believe this decisi was t right decision. it willean safer borders, safer country. >> they did the right thing. >> alice butler short strongly supports president trump. she led for trump during the campaign. >> why is it possible for every other country in the world to have a border but not for the united states it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: as an immigrant from ireland, alice tells me ot it's about discrimination for race or religion and much like the travel ban she believes the sepn of migrant families at the border is not rooted in hate. responsibility that this president has but to protect our country. >> rorter: tonight debate between religious freedom and national security. in northern virginia, david culver, news 4. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, david explains how those against the ruling plan to respond. you can head to the nbc washington app for conti

we are in the dark ages.mister secretary, talk, or how excited are you about the current state of fha's risk management? >> we're looking at $1.3 trillion. that's a lotof money. and you're also looking at people's personal information . there's a lot of stuff there and we're so far behind , we can't keep up with the financial markets we are dealing with . that makes it much easier for people to potentially get into our systems and reach and why should we wait until that happens and then become alarmed about it? why don't we do something about it for that happens? we get that message across to all the appropriate. >> given the fact that they needed already owns fannie mae and freddie mac, >> do human existence in this process? >> what would be nice if instead of a lot of the money that is generated, going back to the treasury, we would be able to use some of that money to do, that would solve the problem. >> i appreciate very much. >> the time ofthe gentleman has expired and the chair recognizes the gentleman

why is the government stuck in the dark ages? what can the government do to speed up this process ?response to the urgent question, already recognised by the fact that for example, one drug can be prescribed in the uk because there is a proven case for its safety and efficacy. it has been tested. she will know the responsibility the government has to meg shall medicines are safe. there is within the system are licensed to prescribe medicines once they are established and tested. she mentioned the case of alfie dingley which i‘m very familiar with and close to and i made it clear at this dispatch box, however, we may feel about the current rules, i undertook to try and find a solution within the existing rules for alfie dingley. it is unprecedented territory because it is the first time we are considering a personal licence. this is new ground for eve ryo ne licence. this is new ground for everyone but i can confirm to her as i confirmed to the family, that that process of applying for a licence to find a long—term sustainable legal solution for alfie is well under way will stop it i

. >> it's taken us back to the dark chapter in the age of our soety. and i hope that the supreme court will not enable this administration to reinject discrimination against a particular community into o immigration system. >> reporter: but not everyone feels that way. back here in suburban communities in northern virginia, we met one woman who sa this is about the border being protected. it's about national s and in her mind there's no difference between this and putting a lock on your front door. >> what i the responsibility that this president has but to protectur country? you know you come into my house here and do i have it wide open and say come on, y'all come. in? i have a front door that i amcl entitled te and lock against anyone who wants to come in here. >> reporter: ahead on news 4 at 5:00, you'll hear from some at the legal aid justice center. they spent much of their time fighting for those >> david culver, news 4. >>> stay with news 4 over the nexthree hours for continuing coverage on this issue. you can head to the nbc wwashington app as

historian and founding member of blondie gary locke men discovers in his new book dark star rising magic and power in the age of trump well no one sacrificing rabbits or drawing pentagrams in the white house basement well hopefully no one as our own john stone discovers just there on that rabbit hole goes as he sat down with the recent inductee into the us rock and hall of fame to discuss his new book. gary thank you so much for joining me today i want to talk about your new book the dark star rising and it's very difficult to share my. i think for the general population but it just in your own words how would you describe the book and what its intention is. well the title is dogs are rising magic and power in the age of trump and centrally it's about what seems to be a rise of politics certain sorts of techniques magic positive thinking mental science things of that sort involved in trump's campaign and his election his victory. as i looked into it is also something that reaches out over to russia as well people in sort of the mill year let's say around him or putin similarly are interested in these sort of

his jewish identity was very much at the core and when i think of him coming to age in such a dark period and the tragedies were unfolding in europe and i first heard about this project i was particularly excited about that part of it. >> as i mentioned the book was published for the yale university series and harvey likes more than half of the subjects in the series was a secular jew. he wasn't at all religious. he had a ba bar mitzvah and that was kind of the end of religion for him but interestingly enough, walter who is here tells me that he attended passover atwater's house and his last year they were there in october and he did attend the jewish synagogue in depth last year and was within his hearwhat was in e attended i don't know. terrible things have happened to him and all of san francisco in the country that last year. in fact just a month or two before the his lover had committed suicide. harvey's was under investigation by the fbi, an investigation that was called by the people who'd been instrumental in 330 grove. i think they are for al there wf trauma is that bothered him

investors are still in the dark about executives incentives. nearly ages into that landmark legislation it is completely unceptab that the sec has not yet promulgated these and other rules that are required by law. it's not just the regulations have been finalized. it's the problem itself keeps getting worse. the trump tax bills unleashed unprecedented ways of buyback and i worry that lacks sec rules and corporate overset the giving executives yet another chance to cash out. that's why when i was sworn in a few weeks after the trump tax bill took effect i asked my step toe a look at buybacks affect that much skin executives are keeping it again in the long-term. so we dove into the data standing more than 300 buybacks ccred over the last 15 months and we matched them by hand to publicly available data on corporate executives and how they were selling their stock. we found a few things. first, we confirm with already well known which is that a buyback announcementds to big jump in stock price there in 30 days after the announcement, firms enjoyed a normal r

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dark unable with. —— in upmarket neighbourhoods. tens of thousands of children are sent by their impoverished families to work as domestic servants in homes across pakistan. some of them are aged old. and in most of the country, there is simply no law whatsoever preventing anyone from hiring them. this ten—year—old girl is learning to be a child again. he is very fat... (laughs). she used to work hundreds of miles away from her family in the home of a judge and his wife in the capital islamabad. these pictures of her taken in late 2016 caused outrage on social media. tayyaba is currently being looked after at a children's home run by a charity. sitting with her best friend and her carers, she agreed to talk to us. the couple employing her have denied mistreating tayyaba. the couple employing her have denied mistreating tayya ba. as the couple employing her have denied mistreating tayyaba. as she told me she was beaten by the wife just for losing a broom. the children here are divided into houses, each with a specific carer, 01’ houses, each with a specific carer, or mother, to look after them. azmat has been helping tayyaba recover from her ordeal. tayyaba's best friend in the

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