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ellison, leader pelosi. i want to just associate myself with all of the remarks that have been made and say to you that first of all, we appreciate your being here and seeing the united states of america as a refuge from fleeing such terrible conditions. secondly, listening to your testimony, i felt ashamed. i ask my colleagues -- are you talking about america? where you fled and treated as you were. i too want to just say to you that this country is a country that stands for liberty and justice for all. as our statue of liberty says, give me your tired, your poor, your old masses yearning to be free. your pal for words and presence and testimony today really have reminded us of what we stand for and who we are as a country. i look forward to working with all of my colleagues here and to find a way forward so that you and all of the children will feel safe and secure and reunited with your families. just know that we as americans once again appreciate your voices and communicating with us the tragic realitie

to be able to take out missiles and planes and use offensively. >> riki ellison.continue to follow what is happening in iraq and bring you any latest updates throughout the day. tropical storm iselle makes landfall in hawaii. one robot is navigating the stormy waters gathering information included critical data. we will hear all about it, next. ♪ >> i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." tropical storm iselle came onto the island of hawaii. it was downgraded from a hurricane before hitting land. thousands are without power and downed trees and power lines have cut off access to part of the island. hurricane julio is quickly coming up behind and could hit landfall this weekend. one company, liquid robotics, sent its robot straight into the heart of the storm gathering critical data and live tweeting. joining me is cory johnson and president of liquid robotics. thank you for joining us. i am from hawaii. i spoke to my friends at home. they are home and boarded up their windows. what can the robot do in a hurricane? you have 11? >> we have a 11 gliders around th

to take oute missiles, planes, but also to be used offensively. >> rick ellison, chairman and foundere missile defense advocacy alliance. we are continuing to follow what is happening in iraq. we will bring you latest updates throughout the day. makespical storm iselle landfall in hawaii. one robot is navigating the stormy waters, gathering information and tweeting critical data. we will hear all about it next. ♪ >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." camecal storm iselle ashore on hawaii this morning, downgraded from a hurricane shortly before hitting land. the storm has forced more than 800 people into shelters. thousands are without power. it down trees and power lines have cut off access to parts of the island. another hurricane is quickly coming up behind it and could make landfall this weekend. robotics,y, liquid has sent its robot, the wave glider, straight into the heart of the storm, gathering critical data and live tweeting its findings. joining me in the studio, cory johnson. liquid robotics president and ceo. thank you for joining us. i'm from hawaii. i have spoken

joining us now, ellison barber, staff writer for the "washington free beacon." so, judicial watch is saying they were told on friday, by a department of justice attorney that there is definitely a backup system that should have recorded lois lerner's missing emails. do we know in fact that that actually exists? >> well, theoretically we do know they are supposed to. according to the federal records act we know government agencies are supposed to be backing up their emails. what the irs said in the past they had a policy where they only kept those emails going back six months and recycled the disk. that is what their policy has been and what they stood on and, what judicial watch is saying they're saying doj attorney has told us they should still have these e-mails on another backup server and they should be available. right now we probably don't have enough information to say for sure we know that is true or to dispute that claim entirely either way. jon: but the rest of the story is that the they were told, judicial watch was told, yes, the emails exist. they w

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[applause] >> thank you very much, representative ellison. we really appreciate all of your courageous work and standing for a cease-fire and a lifting of the blockade as sunjeev mentioned it in a few minutes with left i'd like to open this up for a very brief questions from the audience. and i'd like to turn over the floor to any congressional staff people or media who may have questions. what we'll do is we'll take maybe three at a time and then the panelists can decide which particular one they would like to answer. i asked the panelists to speak into these two microphones when they respond because those are the ones that pick up the sound. so with that, are there any questions? yes, please. [inaudible] >> okay. yes, please. [inaudible] >> a lot of people give, for example, when they call our office is hamas is firing rockets into israeli -- [inaudible] i mean human rights violation and just that is an atrocity but how do you counter that rex basically framing it in such a way that israel is not the victim in this situation, that the pals

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day,2 stefrpbt 270 million valud the next day microsoft comes out, and 700 million valuation, larry ellison goes nuts, and it has been on since then. if regulation comes in, it gets s s taxis involved, if they would smart they could say we could both win this, let's take this sector. >> a lot of people are calling for uber to acquire lyft, but uber -- lytf saying that uber called and canceled hundreds of thousands of rides then after calling them in i love competition. >> let them tear their heads off. let's go down. they are genius. shave the stash. i think they -- >> lyft puts a blue mos mustachn the front of the car. >> this will brin the government involvement. >> they are involved. >> really involved, overly regulateed. >> i think it will help them, you draw in so much attention, people had no idea who lyft was. charles: it will help consumers, they will lower prices, do whatever they have to do, and at least in meantime we'll benefit. >> i don't understand where uber will not acquire lyft . >> it's early. >> 18 billion dollar valuation next to 700 million,. charles: woo say big deals.

mounting terrorist threat from isis, complicating the issue concerns from some democrat s such keith ellison. i'm worry of mission creep and the possible of being further embroiled in a situation that has no military solution, he said. urging the president to seek congressional authorization if military operations continue and others like house speaker john boehner approving the current actions but accusing him of lacking a long-term strategy for handling the terrorist threat in the region. >> there's no doubt that their advance, their movement over the last several months has been more rapid than the intelligence estimates and i think the expectations of policymakers both in and out of iraq. >> reporter: the president insists he won't send american troops to battle on the ground in iraq again and says a solution will only come when iraq forms a government that shares power with minority groups. >> this will be a long-term project. >> reporter: with no end in sight could this cost american taxpayers more in the future. >> we will have to evaluate what happens over time. >> both the admission

[applause] >> the before we take a few questions, i'd like to ask congressman steve ellison to come upnd deliver some remarks, please. [applause] >> i would something like to welcome all of you to capitol hill, ask you to continue to come here. this is your house, this is the people's house. and and that for whatever answers might be found here, given the u.s. involvement in this matter, that she would knock the doors and walk the halls and talk about the cases, and talk about the people. i want to give a special thank you and congratulations, very bravely told his story, eloquently, and honorably and they came to visit me yesterday. and i want to thank you for visiting me again. i also want to thank your mother and father -- i am a father of four myself, and brother, i don't know what i would get if whawhat i would get if i saw my son's face looking like that. i just i would be grateful he is still alive, but i'd be heartbroken. and so i just say, my prayers are with you. certainly with you, ma'am. so that's all -- what you think our experts who gave his contest one and i just want to

today a group of officers returned to ellison avenue and played basketball with the kids. the -- to the officer's dismay, they were no challenge for the kids. this is what community policing is. this is the type of thing that leads to understanding and harmony. and we're going to continue to work with the people of this community. on the table today you see a coloring book, you see crayons. you also see a sock puppet. the kids that were there today gave me this sock puppet before i left. i tell you, isn't it a better sight that can bring a smile to our face and hope to our heart, when we can see a table with a coloring book, a box of crayons and a sock puppet instead of weapons and molotov cocktails? this is what defines a community. this is truly the community of ferguson. is what we see on this table today. i will answer any questions. >> such a stark contrast from 48, 72 hours ago. can you pinpoint exactly what the change can be related to? >> the change is related to a lot of hard work. by the citizens of this community, the citizens of this state and the men and women

[applause] >> before we take a few questions, i would like to ask congressman keith ellison to deliver some remarks. [applause] >> i would simply like to welcome all of you to capitol hill, ask you to continue to come here. this is the people's house. whatever answers might be found here, given the u.s.'s involvement in this matter, knock the doors and walk the halls. about the cases and talk about the people. i want to give a special thank you and congratulations to tariq who very bravely told his story eloquently and honorably. he came to visit me yesterday and i want to thank you for visiting me again. i also want to thank your mother and father. i am a father of four myself. i don't know what i would do if i saw my son's face looking like that. i guess i would be grateful that he was still alive but i would be heartbroken. my prayers are with you. certainly with you. that is all. i want to thank our experts who gave us a good testimony. if there is one thing that we really do need to do, it is to be in this space on capitol hill much more. anotherontemplating theing, a briefing aft

today on ellison drive, during much of the conflict, there were three troopers who noticed a basketballp without a net. there was no basketball. the troopers decided they wanted to do something for the kids in the neighborhood, they used their own money and bought a net and basketball. as they installed the net, some neighbor children came out of their homes and asked what the troopers were doing. they told the kids they wanted them to have a net and a basketball. as those troopers drove off, the children were playing basketball. that's the true meaning of community policing. i will answer a few questions. >> for the arrests, what types of things were they arrested for? >> some were fail to disperse. the other two i'm not aware of at this time. >> captain, to what expect to you attribute the soaking downpour in the middle of the evening, do you think that dispersed the crowd and many didn't come back? >> earlier in the week, we had heavy rain, and we sustained it longer and the crowds did not leave. so i think that before the rain came, we seen a calm in the crowd. we saw a different cr

mounting terrorist threat from isis, complicating the issue, concerns from some democrats such as keith ellisonep and the possibility of being further embroiled in a situation that has no military solution, he said, urging the president to seek congressional organization if military operations continue. and others like house speaker john boehner approving the president's current actions but accusing him of lacking a long-term strategy for handling the terrorist threat in the region. >> there is no doubt that their advance, their movement over the last several months has been more rapid than the intelligence estimates and, i think, the expectations of policymakers both in and outside of iraq. >> the president insists he won't send american troops to battle an the ground in iraq again and says a solution will only come when iraq forms a government that shares power with minority groups. but with no end in sight, could this cost american taxpayers more in the future? >> we'll have to evaluate what happens over time. >> reporter: both the admission that isis presents a larger threat than the u.s. g

today on ellison drive, much of the conflict, there were three missouri state troopers who noticed aetball hoop without a net. there was no basketball. the troopers decided they wanted to do something for the kids in the neighborhood them used their own money and bought a net in basketball. as they installed the net, some neighbor children came out of their home and asked what the troopers were doing. they told the kids, they wanted him to have a net in the basketball. as those troopers drove off, the children were playing basketball. that is the true meaning of community policing. i will answer a few questions. >> what times of thing were they arrested for? >> some were failure to disperse. there was one for, the other two i'm not aware of. >> [ inaudible ]. >> actually, earlier in the week we had heavier rain than we had tonight. and we contained it longer and the crowd did not leave. so no, before the rain came, we saw the calm in the crowd. we saw a different crowd that came out tonight. we didn't have as many agitators. and as i said, criminals in the crowd. >> [ inaudible ]. >>

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one block away from the protest site, three kids shoot hoops under the only streetlight around on ellisonrive. a few nights ago, protestors faced off with swat officers, fires set, shots fired, tear gas launched. were you scared? >> i wasn't scared but it's scary what they doing because people don't know what's going to happen now. it was foggy every night. >> every night we had it was tear gas everywhere. >> they often feel trapped in the neighborhood. >> they throwing tear gas and stuff and breaking out stuff. we can't get our education because of stuff like that happening. >> for the children of ferguson caught in the cross hairs, the disturbing realities of the street struck too close to home. >> that's really nice peace. ed joins us now. did the kids you talked to, what did they think about the protest? did they support them? >> yeah, what struck out is how much they talk about it between each other, ten, 11, 12-year-olds, i think much more aware the last couple weeks than your average kid. >> let's hope school starts on monday, get them back to school. >> every single one of them to

and in a recent daily beast column, keith ellison, the congressman first muslim american congressman said, look, man, i'm a politician with multiple constituencies. why should i alienate one just so that you can write a story? when he was ambushed with questions about this. it seems like there's just not space for people to be honest about israel an the hill. do you agree with that assessment? >> i think the question of what being honest about israel means. people have a lot of different opinions on what's justified and what's not. you saw a real strengthening of support. kerry released a strong statement for them today. and part of it is what hamas is doing and what it appears to have done during the cease-fire is so unbelievably appalling. one recent casualty rates are so high is hamas fires rockets from near civilian centers. and the fact a cease-fire that america puts potential political capital behind got broken and hamas killed and captured one israeli -- likely captured one israeli soldier. that infuriated america. i also think within congress there's generally speaking whatev

they've been told by larry ellison and others that, hey, it's okay.e leap and make a big investment. and so as that happens, sales force has the distribution mechanism. they have the model, the sales model, service cloud and the marketing cloud, and the customers are making big purchases. >> so everybody has been talking about the cloud. you just mentioned that. what is it about sales force's execution and product portfolio that makes it so complimentary not just for the core cloud business but some of these newer companies like exact target which we just heard jim cramer talking about with benioff. >> if you go back to where the company's roots came from, i mentioned sales force ought mace, that's putting the right information in the right people's hands. that model is becoming more automated so how do you get the right information whether it's a marketing message or a b to b type of message. more automation, exact target you mentioned is a great way to fold that in because it's taking a lot of very heavy data, sophisticated customer data, and wrappi

program, kristen soltis anderson, co-founder of echelon insights, and democratic congressman keith ellisona. good to have you here. politics is easier than figuring out the middle east, and in a pretty bad way, mike murphy, the republicans are going to come back in the fall and ask americans to allow them to govern. are they in a position to govern? >> i think we are and i think we're going to do well at the elections, but the question is we're not going to win enough in the elections to govern. we'll still have a democrat in the white house. the next two years for the republicans assuming we win the senate will be a test. do we use the double majority to do something and get some things done or do we just continue to pound away in kind of a campaign mentality? >> what is the mentality, carolyn? "the wall street journal" editorial page lashing fellow republicans for basically botching this immigration debate by giving the president something of a victory and being so hopelessly divided within itself with ted cruz lobbying for house members to oppose the speaker's bill? >> right, i think wh

. >> reporter: when night falls it's pitch dark on ellison drive except for one street light shiningon three kids shooting hoops. >> what a shot. >> we're marching. >> reporter: the chants of protesters can be heard from the block over. it's been like this for these three middle schoolers for more than a week. how frustrated are you? >> mad. >> mad? >> on a scale from one to ten i'm at a ten. i'm at an eight. >> i want an education. >> i love math because it's easy. i love math. >> you can't know more about math since we missing school. >> reporter: classes have been canceled for the week. tay ron, trevion and tiejah have been dangerously close to the chaos. two nights ago just down this very street gunshots echoed. demonstrators tried to set fires, s.w.a.t. teams moved into the street and the tear gas was fired into the air. all these kids could do was hide in their home. yeah, what's that like? you ever breathe that before. >> it goes in our noses and burn and go in our eyes and burn -- >> its of so foggy down here, we didn't know what it was. we got out. >> last night. >> no, fogg

andy ellison, who at the time was the kansas medicaid director. he was magnificent in getting this. the recidivism rate was dropped by 50%, even in the highest risk youth. i'm sorry. i don't have a question, but i think it's a good model to think about. >> thanks, mary. >> can i go ahead? >> yes, linda. go right ahead. >> linda flowers, aarp public policy institute. so in my mind -- and thank you for this panel. it's just been tremendous and very insightful. i'm learning a lot. so it sounds like there's this cause shifting going on between the federal government while they're in there not paying for the things that people need, and then they get out -- if they're in a federal prison. then they're in a state responsibility, whether or not there's a medicaid expansion or they become disabled or aged and can get on to medicaid that way. so i'm wondering if you could -- first, there needs to be more data about the amount of money that is not being spent on one end and how that translates into increakreecreased spending at t level once most of these people get out of prison. i think that

concerns from some democrats, such as keith ellison, i am weary of mission creep, and the possibilitying embroiled into a situation that has no military solution, urging the president to seek congressional permission if operations continue. approving the president's current actions but accusing him of lacking a long term strategy for handling the terrorist threat in the region. >> there is no doubt that their advance, their movement over the last several months has been more rapid, than the intelligence estimates and i think the expectations of policy makers both in and out of -- outside of iraq. >> the president insists he won't send american troops to battle on the ground in iraq again, and says a solution will only come when iraq forms a government that shares power with minority groups. >> this is going to be a long term project. >> with no end in site, could this cost american taxpayers more in the future? >> we'll have to evaluate what happens over time. >> now, the criticism doesn't break down neatly along party lines, brooke, but we are seeing criticism from both sides of the

think about larry ellison. >> hundreds of millions of dollars.le shares and stocks and loans against his oracle shares in order to fund his passion. he dumped hundreds of millions of dollars into it. he owns samurai weaponry and armor, which you collect at his house. he owns a lot of real estate from alec who to newport to rhode island to lake tahoe. he is dumping it into the things he cares about. most billionaires make their money and work until they die. some billionaires discovered they actually have to go out and do passionate causes like bill gates and philanthropy. paul allen. you look at steve ballmer, he made the assets paul allen owns a lot more valuable. if you look at the seattle seahawks, portland, both are worth more now that ballmer has paid some much for the clippers. >> they have to be incredible he high charged an incredibly driven to have been as successful as they have been. backo you suddenly scaled and say, i will retire now. >> i do not think that is the fact. him getting involved with the clippers is a full-time job. he wi

[applause] >> before we take a few questions, would like to ask congressman keith ellison to come and deliver arcs -- remarks. [applause] >> i would like to welcome all you to capitol hill. ask you to continue to come here. this is your house, the people's house. whatever answers might be found here, giving the u.s. involvement in this matter, that you would knock the doors and talk about the cases. talk about the people. i want to give a special thank you and congratulations to tariq who told his story. came to visit me yesterday. i want to thank you for visiting. i want to thank your mother and father. i am a father of for myself. i don't know what i would do if i saw my son's face looking like that. i guess i would be grateful he was still alive, but i would be heartbroken. i seem -- say that my prayers are with you. and with you, ma'am. i want to thank the experts who gave good testimony. and say if there is one thing we is to be in the space on capitol hill more. we are contemplating another meeting, briefing, after the august recess. hopefully we can get a bigger room. thank you

congress and statements came in yesterday from prominent democratic members of congress and keith ellisonts the actions, but he added if military operations continue the president should seek congressional authorization and on the senate side, senator liz beg warren said in a statement to the wall street journal, quote, i remain concerned about possible unintended consequences of intervention. we must not get bogged down in another war in the middle east. so while there's skepticism, there doesn't seem to be outright opposition yet to these actions. so, anna, let me ask you, how do you see congressional reaction going forward? >> i think that it's important to note that members of congress are responsive to their constituents and where constituents are, i think, although we're just getting this information and this is all unfolding over the last 48 hours and moveon members and the american public at large are right to be quite concerned about what this means. we're all worried about the slippery slope here. we're all worried about mission creek and the everyone has the right to be concern

andy ellison, who at the time was the kansas medicaid director. he was magnificent in getting this. the recidivism rate was dropped by 50%, even in the highest risk youth. i'm sorry. i don't have a question, but i think it's a good model to think about. >> thanks, mary. >> can i go ahead? >> yes, linda. go right ahead. >> linda flowers, aarp public policy institute. so in my mind -- and thank you for this panel. it's just been tremendous and very insightful. i'm learning a lot. so it sounds like there's this cause shifting going on between the federal government while they're in there not paying for the things that people need, and then they get out -- if they're in a federal prison. then they're in a state responsibility, whether or not there's a medicaid expansion or they become disabled or aged and can get on to medicaid that way. so i'm wondering if you could -- first, there needs to be more data about the amount of money that is not being spent on one end and how that translates into increakreecreased spending at t level once most of these people get out of prison. i think that

ellison? >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member. >> chairman frank, out of all of the things in the dodd frank bill is there one piece of legislation that you were pleased that we were able to get through? >> i'll begin by responding to that outrageous suggestion that i broke my word. i lived up exactly to that deal as the gentleman on my right said. they would not be supervised and there was never any suggestion that they had the rules. did i live up to my deal and the answer is i did and mr. fooin who i made the deal with would agree. i won't be talking about your bill and i would not have motives inproperly impugned when there was absolute no basis for it. as far as the bill is concerned, to me the most piece is one of the things that i now worry about which is risk retention in mortgage lending. i believe that the single biggest call was it wasn't regulated because it was new. you had regulation pretty good up through the '80s because most mortgages were made by banks and banks are regulated and even

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