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we should do some things that are mutually helpful, taking down the loudspeakers at the dm z, which id south just did, but we should work with allies. allies in asia and europe. as macron said last week, donate more on your allies. on your't make war allies. scarlet: that is a long list of things to do. however they take issue with his approach, the tweeting, the bullying, the threats, what is the way forward? rep. harman: carefully. he has a good team. mnuchin was here yesterday. very confident and smart guy. we make a mistake when we see everything in bilateral terms, including trade deficits. trade deficits need to be seen in context. they had a lot to do with savings and investment, not just a two-dimensional balance sheet. i think china needs to be, i would say china is an economic powerhouse in its own right, it needs to be seen as a competitor and not an enemy. by the way, restarting tpp was a big mistake. better denied us was a trading arrangement with others in asia, which would have created a stronger bulwark against china's expansion. idea, not an asian one where the u.s. s

dm the left, president trump swore in the first cia director this week, gina haspel.rump: gina, congratulations. there is no one in the country better qualified for this extraordinary office than you. our enemies will take note. gina is tough, she is strong, and when it comes to defending america, gina will never ever back down. i know her. jesse: the beef is based on her involvement in waterboarding. a former seal videoed himself being waterboarding just to prove it's not wrong. >> on 9/11 some of the people had a choice of burning to breath or jumping. here is my sympathy for those guys being waterboard. jesse: tim kennedy joins me now. i would never do that, i'm too soft. you can tell was it feels like. describe what it's like to be waterboard for that long. >> it's not comfortable. it's not a pleasant experience. as you are at that angrily slightly inverted, water pools in the back of your sign us. it's bad you feel like you are drowning. but you are not drowning because the water doesn't go into your lungs. it doesn't stop it from running through your eyes, nose

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homeland security participate with the -- this is f.b.i., dm, department of defense, biological. how we would respond regio regi, how to pre- vent and how to recover from it. so that is ongoing. special operations would tie into this where is the best equipment to find and protect our personnel and secure it and how would we get that equipment funded through possibly grant. special events or large parades and any other large event the city would have and dignitaries come in from all over the world. they like a plan before they get here. work with the secret service and give them a plan of our closest locations for the department to assist these people. we are currently working on our -- mobile command rally, working on that so we can communicate regionally. indiscernible. each city agency has to look at it's disaster manual b, how would we respond, who is in charge to keep the city functioning. we will give the chief updates as those come in. k9 units work on the -- team and we continue to keep them involved. they do a lot of city events and possibly get them another dog and the

. >> finding out what concessions we can make, the united states can make and live with dm domestical domestically, the u.s. has to move as well? >> you have to have an understanding of what could be the common areas. you have to make sure that you keep up the pressure, and leverage is very, very important and i feel in this current circumstance, that which may have given up too much too much early. but little things like this, that isn't so little. it was the north koreans didn't walk away, the united states will walk away. i know there's been some reporting that president trump didn't want the north koreans to back out first. i think that analyst is incorrect. i think it's important for the united states to appear as if they were going for a common go goal here. >>> this week, tony blair is back, talking about populism, globalism and religious extremism. a fascinating and wide ranging interview leaiew when we come b. let someone else do the heavy lifting. tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. so you barely have t

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side by joe hagan and talk about the meeting happening in the dms right now. >> joe hagan is a logistics master at the white house. the same position he had during the bush administration. he knows logistics and summits. that's the technical meeting. the dmz is more strategic. you have the former u.s. ambassador to south korea. also currently the envoy to the philippines doing double duty. a korean speaker. he's joined by an official who is on the national security team. and then randall shriver is the assistant secretary of state for east asian affairs coming over -- of defense, coming over from the pentagon. once again, i think it's significant. there's a pentagon official heading to north korea trying to talk to them and figure out what the contours of this summit are going to be, and it seems like from some reporting they're trying to figure out what the final statements are going to be. so in a lot of ways the negotiation taking place right now could be more important than what we get from the president who especially if they do have final statements that have already been prenegoti

more damage .dm=on h9d?)ation orders. >>> clearer skies on this thursday morning which means cooler conditions right now. but those temperatures are on the way up. >> and no delays over at the bay bridge toll plaza? what's going on? well, we're tracking a crash approaching it. we'll have the details %qñand t backup coming up. >>> good morning. it is thursday, may 17th. i'm mich/l-griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. >>7akñpolice in san jose remain on the scene of a double homicide this morning. late last night, officers were called to the area near sierra road and piedmont road for reports of a shooting. this is in the san jose foothills. a man and a woman were each found with gunshot wounds and died at &swthe scene. right hnow, no word on any suspects or a motive. >>> san francisco's drug abuse problem, can anything be done to control t÷it in the city? a new plan is about to be unveiled today. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco with v'2more o anne. >> reporter: yeah. it would send a special m

he will want billions in dm economic development.reans let die hundreds of thousands of their people because of the resources and food they were not able to purchase or grow to build nuclear weapons. what they will have to get to give those weapons up is immense cost. it is something we are all for getting about here. >> let's also talk about how getting out of the iran nuclear deal might impact negotiations with north korea. some say it helps and some say it hurts. north koreans will say the united states is not to be trusted. your thoughts? >> they are different situations -- situations. if we look at iran, iranians are a bigger threat with the middle east and wider world. think about it this way, iranian economy is worth $350 billion. it is 50 times bigger than north korea. if the iranians wanted to build nuclear weapons or long-range icbms, they have a bigger pie to pull from if they wanted. in terms of long term, iran is different than north korea. one of the problems with that deal is that you were not going to change iran's be

. >>> 49ers linebacker reuben foster could rejoin the team today after a judge dismissed dms violence charges against him. abc news was in san jose as he walked out of court. he didn't comment but did flash a thumbs upside. his ex-girlfriend recanted her story saying she wanted to ruin his career after he broke up with her. john lynch ss foster's place on the team is one that must continue to be earned. he still faces a misdemeanor gun charge. a statement released in part says, we are disappointed because the evidence demonstrated that mr. foster seriously hurt his girlfriend. some have wondered why we think mr. foster hurt his girlfriend when she now says he didn't. recantation is common in domestic violence victims. >>> colin kaepernick kneeled during the national anthem to protest racial en justice. >> nearly two years later nfl owners approved a policy to fine anyone who doesn't stand for the anthem. 49ers editor jed york was the only one to abstain from the voting. >> the team didn't address the policy at last night's state of the franchise policy. >> reporter: the fanfare was ju

. >> will it be the dm stchlt. >> it will not. >> experts say most likely someplace in asia in neutralerritory. as we await the arrival of the detainees the vice president reflected with otto warmbier a student held prisoner and torted and finally died when he return home. a prayer in his honor was held during the cabinet meeting. the three detainees expected to land in washington, d.c. around 2:00 a.m. this morning. the president says he will be there to welcome them home. in new york, mag fwi reule, abc 7 news. >> maggie we can we expect to learn more of the details about the upcoming meaning between president trump and kim jong un. >> the president said we should learn more in the next three days and holy don't have to wait take a look. but we should we should learn more about the date and location. the president did confirmed it's not the dmz but most likely somewhere in asia ab, a neutral country. perhaps singapore. the white house determined they are expecting this in late may, early june. larry this historic meeting could happen fairly soon. >> fascinating. thank you, maggie. li

>> we see the dms and claims about him corresponding with wikileaks that could be at the core of a collusionstigation. i don't know necessarily that's what michael was asked about. my understanding is he was asked about roger stone. this guy is a roger stone guy. it's also important to know he wouldn't necessarily know. if they're narrowly targeting to individual witnesses, he's only getting what they know about him and what they think he knows. he's not getting this broader picture and won't get questions about stormy daniels or michael cohen. >> when roger stove said weeks before john podesta's e-mails were hacked he said this guy is about to spend his time in the barrel. he never explained except he knew it was coming. > he's trying to say that wasn't necessarily insider knowledge, just about stuff out there publicly. roger stone to me suffers a little bit from this effort that he's sort of endeavored over the decades to build himself up. >> he wants people to think he's doing. >> now people believe him. >> he is a cloak and dagger guy. i've been in politics a long time. there's people ou

do we paper dm? diem?y per they had no idea, to pute fumbling around in place a mechanism to enforce. they were not prepared. this is a case -- the politicians passed the law and looked across the bureaucracy and said, you guys come up with something. the other thing i think -- i was expecting, anticipating this question. can i say? >> sure. prof. blackett: that is my prerogative? >> absolutely. prof. blackett: the way states passed laws countered the effects of the fugitive slave law. they were called personal liberty laws. watch the television in the last couple weeks, our illustrious attorney general goes to california and tells trumpsnia, federal law -- i'm sorry i used the wrong word. [laughter] federal law is superior to state revisiting all the arguments of the 1850's. states -- harrisburg for instance, you could not hold a suspected slave who had been remanded in a state prison so where are you going to hold him? the black community is under rampage, looking to subvert law, mcallister put the slave

and you could dm them. and start a conversation with them.rt me. they're very intent on trying to convert me from my religion to theirs. but once in a while, you get through and you start having an interesting conversation, you know human being to human being with them. and i have found those to be very revealing. so once they left twitter, twitter started to crack down on them in 2014, 2015. they moved to something called telegram. there it's much more difficult because these are secret chat rooms. now so you have to be invited by somebody that's on the inside. the code to get into these rooms is this long, you know, chain of gibberish. you can't guess it. on twitter i could guess who they were. in theses rooms you have to be invited by somebody who is on the inside. i was invited by some of them at the beginning. those people are no longer alive or whatever. and i'm now inside the chatrooms and i spend a lot of my waking hours just trying to stay inside these chat rooms because they're being suspended every day. >> seth: and now, are the pe

and dm unusual. bunch of elections paired with columbia andnything it looking for what to buy. paul: not so much. politics matters most in brazil. the nature of markets is that when you look at nafta and's the collection. lisa: you make the markets sound so horrible. actually come i think it is a clear way of looking at the different themes. wouldn't it just as much be how it deals with potential refugee problem from venezuela? paul: it's very difficult to make any predictions about venezuela because columbia has been observing people out of venezuela. they're closer to the end than the beginning. absolutely not something people are focused on at the moment. joe: let's talk mexico. break now, people are focused on nafta but there is an election thethere could be candidate. paul: they are cheap by any standard. a lot of volatility happening in mexico. it has ridden stuff out. if your president isn't the most protectable. there is a scenario where, if mr. lopez followed through on the worst of his poli

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. >> kevin durant had an issue witht, steve kerr got busted for usinsomething he sid was a dm thould the scope of a gm saying these things. >> wild story, eric. >> there's going to be more, it's not over. >> we'll be sure to get anup date >> lots of big retail movers to point out for you today. michael cores hitting the lowest level since february the yearly forecast came in below wall street consensus, shoe retailer dsw is sinking, despite reporting an earnings and sales beat the company left its full year forecast unchanged and movado hitting an all time high the company also raising its full year outlook. the big story of the day, and the winner is dick sporting goods on pace for its second best day ever. same store sales fell more than expected the retailer did raise its four year guidance. there was a big short squeeze in this name. it was a relief, during the quart quarter. dikz announced all sorts of new rules on gun sales, they raised the minimum age, they've been in this fight with the gun manufacturer's industry, investors were relieved to see it didn't have such a bad mark

issued last year into restore the immigration system and to be increased over 40% we have near the devil dms 13 this year. with enforcement of public security threat and 92% reflected these priorities. and those that are empowered to have their mission the last father child administration sent a series. >> the chair wishes to remind our guest that demonstrations from the audience including use of signs or placards or t-shirts as well as a verbal out the first one -- outburst to give her your cooperation to maintain proper decorum. >> the trump administration sent a series of priorities to congress of those misguided policies in holes to surfer on illegal immigration. and also at the table. >> please lower your signs. please remove the protesters. the committee will recess until order is restored. [inaudible conversations] >> we will come to order. start where you left off. last fall the child demonstration sent a series of priorities to address those misguided for illegal immigration to reflect law-enforcement officials what we need to close those polls for immigration rightfully they listen

and 50 years homosexuality was defined as a mental illness in the dms book that some of you may knowabout. was homosexuality a brain disease back then and is it now? well, there might be brain correlates of it, but to say that all the things in our book today are brain diseases obviously misses the fact, well, there's this huge social dimension that went into defining what the mental illnesses were. this is a picture of one of the main soviet forensic psychiatric institutions in moscow, it's a place where soviet dissidents were imprisoned when they were found guilty -- when they were diagnosed with a condition called sluggish schizophrenia. it's a fake-- well, we regard it as a fake mental illness that a group of soviet doctors applied to, you know, a decent number of soviet dissidents, essentially marking them as crazy and justifying their imprisonment in this place where they were given drugs against their will and so on. and, okay, well, you know, how could you misuse psychiatry to imprison your enemies? on the other hand, think about it like this, well, what made those people be

taking a $2.25 billion investment from the soft bank vision fund that investment will be going into dm's autonomous vehicle subsidiary gm cruise automation. so what have you here is soft bank's vision fund investing $2.25 into gm cruise automation. taking a 19.6% ownership stake in that subsidiary at the same time general motors will be inkreft vesting a fresh $1.1 billion in gm cruise automation. what does this mean? general motors says they have the funding in place to go through specialization launch next year. in other words, autonomous drive vehicles, in a commercial platform, whether ride hailing or some other method, that is the plan there is now funding in place with soft bank's vision fund investing 2.25 billion we will be talking with dan hammond from gem portes coming up next hour first on cnbc, we will talk about this investment from soft bank as well as the plan for cruise automation. guys, back to you. >> sound good. all right. thanks the hottest in moving lava of kilauae eruption the official there is are ordering more evacuations in two coastal neighborhoods over the fier

it's not about us dm naturing everything -- dominating everything. it's about balance. this is not balanced. this is headed to a dramatic imbalance, and the imbalance used to be they made cheap things and sent them back to us so we had lower prices. that's what's happened for the last 30 years. they made cheaper t-shirts. they assembled the phones cheaper and shipped them back to the united states leading to lower prices. that's not the imbalance i'm talking about. the imbalance we're headed to is they are -- they control state of the art artificial intelligence. they control the state of the art quantum computing which means that nothing can be encrypted anymore which means there are no such things as secure cars left. the president of the united states will not be able to talk to his national security officials anywhere in the world without the chinese hearing it because no matter what encryption you put in, they'll break it with a quantum computer. that's the imbalance i'm talking about. the imbalance i'm talking about is one day we'll have a dispute with china on so