last month eason ran over and tried to put out flames that roared through some of the tents. he's even offered the residents small jobs and helped them in other ways. besides servicing the porta-potty and weekly garbage cleanups, the city has done little despite dozens of letters and phone calls from him and others in the neighborhood. >> not once did i get a call back. i've learned to give up. >> reporter: many of eason's calls went to oakland's assistant to the city manager in charge of homeless outreach. >> i can say we get dozens and dozens of calls every day about encampments because this is a crisis, like it is for every city on the west coast. >> reporter: the city does have several initiatives in the works, like the tough sheds which are housing dozens of people. the problem, according to the last census, there are about 2,000 people living on the streets of oakland. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> some frightening moments today on the ride to school for a group of children in santa cruz county. their school bus was hit by an suv this morning north of watso

eason bin for them if you see the if you see that the game on sunday is like very disappointing for them their loss against mines and never expected but. so many games still lost games smaller teams and that makes everything's very difficult for them well tom what do you think you need to do if they want to get back to where they were at the end of last season for example well i mean like we said this season is going to be a disappointment for them what's especially bad is that they've had this run of form towards the end of the season and that's probably what's going to stick in the memory they have lost games just want it seems but they've also be in by munich. and i mean they should be wanting to get back to where they were at the end of last season it's right to have those great ambitions but it was their worth remembering the sixth place in the bundesliga if if they stay as they are placed on the table now isn't easy isn't achieving that will be a great season for them too of course the second year in a but as leaders actually and they have to design for it doesn't forget that they'

eason's gothic chapel is central to school life there's a service almost every day and those of all faiths attend going to temple is was one of them in the for us is it's in them as a muslim i haven't been to a church. but i was excited to go to discover well you know other people from different cultures. and the boys in the school truth and me as one of them but nevertheless many people think that islam is a violent religion at all and i guess this idea so i think to try to change these ideas mohammed is not the only muslim in the school and on some days they meet together with an. i think what will happen is that the islamic world will actually find its own sense of self confidence through the role prosy do think this will lead to what it did between arabs and muslims i mean like. why don't. i just think it's just an amazing moment if so how does. he support this very musical and he loves playing many instruments. and he told me that i can reach my school through music and this is something you knew that i hear from him. today is the school concert and i'm thinking and it was thought tha

review them erica united states is an exceptional nation and united states should be in the elite eason billy should be in the lead and will be in the lead the being in the lead does not necessarily mean being the. global cop i mean there is a degree of difference because. for me being in believe means being the global cop and for the military people when a president or supreme commander says i'm with believe you should follow that means that they should follow his example and they should follow his orders and commands and i devise and i suppose that would be unacceptable to many works people in russia why do you think russia of all the other countries cannot accept this kind of logic because you know their counter argument is that this is a relatively small economy this country has lots of its internal challenges why doesn't care about whatever the united states doesn't the world he says this for the military people this argument about about small small percentage of russian economy and the world economy well to me doesn't sound. well. it doesn't sound at all because. if any war happen

where they used to be a plan for an airport and against a student in the university said no i mean eason very authoritarian person i don't think in the pen would be more authoritarian i don't know of course but i mean the suspects and eighty's are concerned these are views in lots of years there is a campaign that is completely me get your money back but then of course east little hole in the american sense of the world that can be very combined with terry and these and you've seen with tony blair in britain he sent in thousands of french soldiers into western france as you say in in that situation about the airport we've seen tear gas on the streets of paris you expecting tear gas and soldiers so boring i mean it's it's obviously the fiftieth anniversary of the main one nine hundred sixty eight protests i don't know but they certainly. i don't know that's very difficult to predict because it depends on the level of resistance you see if he is able to crush the resistance then he doesn't need the repression i mean you know certain movement like the student movement of this business at th

facebook twitter google and yandex have said they would block any advertising connected to cryptocurrency eason i.c.'s but they've given no real justification for that they are looking forward to suffer some of that to get some companies consider themselves so big and powerful they can install leaders in america germany or anywhere else and you can't do anything if you don't pay them if you let the political machine was to get through to the people who can't see what's going on should be aware that companies are setting their own rules on freedom of information by using the colossal amount of data that they control this is part of a chain of events that we saw with the facebook scandal when the corporation decided that it has the right to free trade people's private profiles for commercial and political goals. it seems the political and business leaders of the blocking movement in russia have come together to weigh their options and create a structured and concise plan for a retaliation against the recent facebook and twitter limitations for both i.c.a.o. and russian media still more than a zea

ninths all for his own for evidence but of course he claims you know in his talk to congress that eason the size of science and he's and so is ideology fuisz is not just mother and in that sense and yet outside the academy the french public according to polls showed a majority back in twenty thirty in against bombing syria recent polls suggest that macro has the mood of the nation and that there was a majority in favor of french action against.

review them erica united states is an exceptional nation and united states should be in the elite eason billy should be in the lead and will be in the lead the being in believe does not necessarily mean being the. global cop i mean there is a degree of difference because. for me being in the lead means being the global cop and for the military people when a president or supreme commander says i mean believe you should follow that means that they should follow his example and they should follow his orders and commands and i devise but i suppose that would be unacceptable to many works people in russia why do you think russia of all the other countries cannot accept this kind of logic because you know their counter argument is that this is a relatively small economy this country has lots of its internal challenges why doesn't care about whatever the united states doesn't the world he says this for the military people this argument about about small small percentage of russian economy and the world economy well to me doesn't sound. well. it doesn't sound at all because. if any war happens

or you want to pick up this part of the story deal with eason barrowman he is a political commentator on the nationally syndicated radio host he joins me tonight from los angeles is it is good to see you again you know you're very close to where this story is happening and immigrants arrive in the u.s. border every day so do we know who are these people and what's different about this . let's very interesting not only my close vice president mike pence is very close today as well two hours away in calexico but what is different about this group is it's an organized cura van it's an annual caravan one of the groups behind it that organizes it below scene fronted us is organizing this as you've already heard to protect them during their travels but central america is suffering from a terrific crime wave it's like a worse zone in terms of the homicide rate so these people are scaping violent criminal gangs they're escaping a government that is not functioning or protecting them and united states has been a destination for asylum seekers for hundreds of years now and what's different here

and his daughter in london wanted it yes and one of the eason's given by the british authorities was that the cars in. have enough money maybe she would want to stay in britain or they don't have a lot of polish plumbers of course and on top. it off. topic of several hours ago news came out that the united states is considering taking cityscape. to its witness protection program solely in a sort of an alleged crime happened in the u.k. and they're getting witness protection in the unit in the u.s. and that he isn't going on that he isn't given that officially isn't given is that the united states would be the best place to prevent further isolation attempts to get sinister but i think that it's probably the best place will never find out exactly when there's a confluence of these people mark do we know that if said again you want to go to the united states can they be compelled to go to the united states will we ever see them in front of a microphone where we will you ever be able to visit her family in russia again just like jeremy corrigan peter the only reason that you would quest

i want to pick up this part of the story deal with eason barrett he is a political commentator and a nationally syndicated radio host he joins me tonight from los angeles it is good to see you again you know you're very close to where this story is happening and immigrants arrive at the u.s. border every day so do we know who are these people and what's different about this caravan it's very interesting not only my close vice president mike pence is very close today as well two hours away in calexico but what is different about this group is it's an organized cura van it's an annual caravan one of the groups behind it that organizes it below the scene frontage house is organizing this as you've already heard to protect them during their travels but central america is suffering from a terrific crime wave it's like a worse zone in terms of the homicide rate so these people are scaping violent criminal gangs they're escaping a government that is not functioning or protecting them and united states has been a destination for asylum seekers for hundreds of years now and what's different h

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and his daughter in london wanted it yes and one of the eason's given by the british authorities was that. have enough money maybe she would want to stay in britain no they don't have thought of polish plumbers of course and want to top it off. topic of several hours ago news came out that the united states is considering taking cityscape and. to its witness protection program certainly in a sort of. the alleged crime happened in the u.k. and they're getting witness protection in the you know in the u.s. and that isn't going on that isn't given that officially isn't given is that the united states would be the best place to prevent further isolation at them so yes it is good but i think that it's probably the best place will never find out exactly when there's a confluence of these people mark do we know that if segregate and you want to go to the united states can they be compelled to go to the united states will we ever see them in front of a microphone where we will you ever be able to visit her family in russia again just like jeremy corrigan peter the only reason that you would

it really helps shares of verizon it revolves around something for something called eason. even if i have that technology. the big picture it could all be assigned that the trump justice apartment especially in this industry we already know the government wants to block the at&t time warner deal. it continues in washington this week. it wrapped up last week. the ceo of at&t. the government has been saying they would have the opportunity to raise prices. it's just this be an expert on synergy. the cost savings for this deal were not verifiable but then the reason there is fireworks. and then a guy sent a couple of youtube videos related to the case. i am resentful. i hate being locked into these things. what i don't like is that they really prevent you we are about to turn positive. we are now down to just 17 points. the dow has crossed the unchanged line. hundred 37 times. oh boy some facebook news. will get it to in a minute. . . ♪ liz: tell you facebook tried to hold on to the green but it could not face the swamp that came from double line capital chief investment office

with the united states and its spokesman went even further google me far if the insist on unilateral eason and the trade protectionism against the wishes of china and the international community we will fight to the death at any cost we will resolutely fight back and take new measures and protect the interests of our country and the people well just a day ago of course the united states had sought to try to lower the temperature with china saying the threat of more tariffs was simply the next step in the negotiating process now we are back to the brinkmanship on friday china's state media which of course is controlled by the communist party sought to portray china as the victim saying trump was simply trying to stop china's rise and the media had another blunt message china doesn't do surrender. catalonians formulated colors possible has been released on bail from the german prisoners called for talks with spain the court rejected the spanish action request judges rule the rebellion charge that huge amount faces in spain is not a criminal offense in germany he could still be extradited on

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the cell will last for the foreseeable future to ensure we surge our capacity to meet the president easonansed border security goals. >> reporter: the president said the u.s. troops might also help build part of the wall on military property. he said that we're going to have the wall and that the military will build some of it on military land. he was referring to the live fire range in southwest arizona, but that base runs along 31 miles of the roughly 2,000 mile border and sees jets dropping bombs daily, so it's not clear how many illegal migrants cross that section of the border on any given day since the possibility of getting killed is already high. >> ed: jennifer, thank you very much. have a good weekend. for more on this, drew litman former staffer to senator al franken. david hop peu former chief of staff for paul ryan, as well as senator trent lott. good to see you both. i wonder if i could start with you, david. i want to play this out from the white house this morning. she was making the case for why this is a good idea. listen. >> these governors are eager for bringing in the

imports eason america 500 billion dollars worth of year ts from china each and because the core trip last 25 years the have put laws in place that ncourage that, just like walmart corporation having its eadquarters located in the chinese government's property. doing that, in passing destroyed the ey american economy and that is why people voted for a person like trump, even though he is he what we think he is, ushes the middle class voters buttons so that we voted for him hate.e this is what we everyone is forgetting, just like your gentlemen referenced last question, this is communist china. there is no freedom over there. don't have to worry about unions. somebody wants to join the trade in china, guy walks out and shoots him in the back of then ad with a pistol and the problem goes away. this in condoning america and making a dictator supposed president. ost: caller, we'll leave it there. guest: i mean, i welcome yukon's -- it is not actually trade with china, it is sia, it is made in singapore, japan, taiwan, american allies, democracy. like when you buy something from amazon, it

imports eason america 500 billion dollars worth of year ts from china each and because the core trip25 years the have put laws in place that ncourage that, just like walmart corporation having its eadquarters located in the chinese government's property. doing that, in passing destroyed the ey american economy and that is why people voted for a person like trump, even though he is he what we think he is, ushes the middle class voters buttons so that we voted for him hate.e this is what we everyone is forgetting, just like your gentlemen referenced last question, this is communist china. there is no freedom over there. don't have to worry about unions. somebody wants to join the trade in china, guy walks out and shoots him in the back of then ad with a pistol and the problem goes away. this in condoning america and making a dictator supposed president. ost: caller, we'll leave it there. guest: i mean, i welcome yukon's -- it is not actually trade with china, it is sia, it is made in singapore, japan, taiwan, american allies, democracy. like when you buy something from amazon, it is no

>> i'm not the only one, jessie eason berg one of our guests wrote a book about it.se things because the cases are complex and they do have to say my auditor signed off on it. my lawyer signed off on it that's bethany's concept being so important also there has been a general reticent for prosecutors to avoid losing cases >> the hard case you may not come out with a win. >> right >> and in fact in the gfc, we didn't see them try. it's a minor exceptions. so that's kind of what we will talk about, right? we will talk about societal impact what externalities does this bring to our economy when people feel fraud has not been prosecuted does it make people want to do less bring down multiples does it ra iz the cost of capitals for companies >> do you think everything is against you as a small investor? >> correctly maybe not politically. >> absolutely. >> these are sort of broader aspects to what's go to jail fraud and what is it what is the impact on society as a whole. that's where we hope we go with this conference. it's our first year. >> can somebody go ahead mednax