he does not email. i think it is highly unlikely that she would have a text or an email from the president himself. we just don't know about a possible recording, a possible offhand comment or maybe an email from someone else in the campaign of talking points, you know, to really hit the wikileaks emails before anyone knew exactly what was in them. >> according to gabe sherman of "vanity fair," the president furious about this. he has even tried to tell his attorney general to arrest omarosa. let's listen to that portion of craig's interview. >> shortly before we came on the air there was a report from an msnbc contributor, also writer ativanty fair, gabe sherman, who indicated according to his sources the president is fuming in private. he asked his attorney general to arrest you. not clear on what charges, but that you be arrested. there is an excerpt from the article there. are you concerned at all about being arrested? >> well, what mr. nixon -- i mean mr. trump does will be brought to light. every

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scanning emails in order to sell the information to advertisers. >> reporter: is your email being read? yes, if you have a yahoo or aol address. they are scanning through your email, looking for data that they can sell to advertisers. it creates a personal attack -- profile of you. if they see a lot of delta emails, they target you with suitcases and hotel rooms. email asked -- services are expensive. if you want to use them for free, you have to fork over some personal data. the practice controversial, but legal. you can opt out. by law, the federal trade commission requires companies to disclose how they collect private data. yahoo's competitors -- competitors, google and -- do not do this. >>> facebook announced it is making a big commitment to renewable energy. they plan to cut their emissions by 75%. they want to power their operations with 100% renewable energy within the next few years. >>> with labor day weekend right around the corner, many people are monitoring gas prices. experts do not see this make expect to see prices going down, they are predicting a drop before mid sept

when the owner of serpentine checked his email inbox on wednesday, one email caught his eye. >> the emailtion. i said, oh great what is this. >> reporter: the email said it was from natasha nixon, a pr manager for -- manager. it said i was hired to write a press release using photos of food showing hair and insects. >> the email said that i do not think any of this is true but i am going to do it anyway. >> reporter: he said the email asked for money or the photos will be sent to 500 news norma the language felt personal and it made it feel more real. >> reporter: serpentine was not alone. water bar restaurant also received the email two days earlier. >> we started to get them from a variety of restaurants and realize there was a problem. >> reporter: the golden gate restaurant association says th ceived a string of reports from a wi15 or 20 that they received the letter. >> reporter: the immediately contacted the district attorney's office. >> it is essentially a type of extortion. we're going to take this seriously and will be coordinating with the correct entities that can investigate

on the evening of june 22, 2017 collins received in email informing him that the drug had failed itsinical trial. electronic records indicate his initial shock at having received the news. was anticipated to hold billions of dollars in value would now be the cause of significant when it lost for innate and its investors, many of whom stared -- shared a personal relationship with congressman collins. while he was bound to keep this information confidential until the results were released four days later, we alleged that he did not. the indictment charges that he be immediately -- he immediately started informing those he had brought into the form. this set off a ripple effect where many were notified. most of them quickly sold their shares. the stock price plummeted 92% on the first trading day following the public announcement to get the conspirators had saved -- public announcement. himself, having been prohibited from selling his shares for various reasons, did not avoid a financial loss. despite the fact, his actions brought him face-to-face with federal agents who had become awar

cnn's john harwood sent emails to hillary clinton. campaign chairman john podesta shamelessly sucking up to him offering campaign advice and praising the candidate. he was with her while he was covering the campaign. then there was juliette halpern at "the washington post." she dropped podesta a line to give him a heads up she was going to publish and she included a little preview, how helpful. and "the new york times"'s unbiased glenn thrush, he put is an appearance as well. he wrote to podesta a story ins progress to make sure "i'm not f'ing anything up." like lanny davis, podesta was a freelance editor for both "the washington post" and "the new york times." these are just a few examples of collusion that we know about only thanks to wikileaks. a but today we learned from congress and mark meadows the danger of this kind of politicization of the media and partisan story planting. he tweeted in part, "we've learned new information suggesting our suspicions are true. fbi doj have previously leaked info to the press and then used thos

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but omarosa claiming that the president knew about the emails, the wikileaks emails, before wikileaks released them. i pressed to find out why she thought that. she didn't have an answer for that or how she knew that. now rudy giuliani, the president's own lawyer, is forced to comment on this and he is calling her a liar. listen. >> she is lying. i know she is lying because i was on the campaign more than she was. i was closer to him than she was. from about june to november, i was with him 24 hours a day. the first wikileaks exposure, he was completely surprised. >> nick, what do you make of that? >> well, look, first of all, the mayor has had credibility problems himself acting as the president's lawyer. he has changed his story in several areas a couple of times. we are dealing with two people that have credibility problems here. it's hard to know who to believe. i think the critical question is the one you hinted at earlier. if she has all these tapes, do her tapes include any firm evidence that the president knew in advance? that is a question that will take what is basically a r

at seven: 10:00 p.m., p.m.essman -- at 7:10 congressman collins responded to that email. at least at seven: 10:00 p.m. p.m.essman -- 7:10 congressman collins knew the information. there were six unsuccessful calls and on the seventh call, as alleged in the indictment, congress and collins tips -- congressman collins illegally tips his son about the drug trial results so that his son, cameron, could trade on those results. on june 22,vening after cameron collins has this illegal insider trading information, cameron collins drives with his fiancee to his fiance's parents house. they arrived at the house at 9:17 p.m. less than 20 minutes later, at her4 p.m., the fiancee's mot is on the phone with her broker, beginning the process of selling her shares of innate. 23 atxt morning on june 7:42 a.m., cameron collins begins the process of selling his shares of innate. through june 23 and june 26, cameron collins sells approximately 1.3 9 million million shares of innate. after the market closes, innate announces to the public that its drug had failed the trial. the next day, the

back pretty much in a week unless we have a lot, a lot of emails. so we can notify you but we're not sure on the actual turnaround time. in terms of priorities for fixing areas in the parks and playgrounds, the number one is really a safety concern. so if it's generally something is completely unsafe it's going to be attended to faster than something that just a cosmetic complaint or inquiry. yeah. >> okay, excellent. one last thing -- the registration online, you know, it's a tad complicated and just some input, it's not a fun experience to go through. there is -- you know, the summer programs that you have that you offer, camps and everything, i kept trying to look for those but they fill up so fast and i just wish that there was a ran rank -- excuse me -- that rec and parks would expand the program for summer offerings because it seems very limited and they fill up so fast that a lot of people are not able to get in. and there's only a one or two-week window to even deal -- you know, to get in on it. and so for myself son, we end up paying more f

what should give you pause is hillary clinton and her missing emails." like, "you're just trying to save her." and i said, "no, you're asking a foreign government to meddle." and he keeps steamrolling over me and he at the end of it says, "no, i would really like to see those emails." so that was a huge day. this is an american presidential candidate asking for help from a foreign government. doing it very blatantly. it was very weird. but then the campaign continues on. and he says a whole bunch of other totally crazy things. >> seth: yeah. >> and the intelligence community -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, we just have to like -- then we just throw stuff away. we don't have room in there. >> everything gets totally buried by the next controversy, which is what actually ended up really helping him, because you couldn't focus on just one thing. and a lot of folks asked, "well why didn't you press that harder?" we had no indication whatsoever from anybody in the intelligence community. peter strzok wasn't texting any of us and saying, "hey, i got this

. >> bringing up the emails at any point you could. hillary clinton's emails.id donald trump know about the emails before they came out? >> absolutely. he is unfit to be in this office and serve as the president. >> dana: press secretary sarah sanders rebutting the claims. >> i think the president is voicing his frustration with the fact that this person has shown a complete lack of integrity, particular by the actions following her time at the warehouse. >> why does he hire someone he described as a dog? >> the president wanted to give her a chance and he made clear when general kelly came and he voiced concerns that this individual didn't have the best interests of the white house and the president and the country at heart, the president said do what you can to get along if you can't, he give him full authority to carry out the decision to let her go. this has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. the idea that you would only point a few of the things the president has said negative

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he sent an email -- manafort sent an email to jared kushner suggesting this stephen caulk is the man's name for a job as secretary of the army and in that email, jared kushner wrote on it, jim? >> interesting. the president's campaign chairman gets a big loan, promises the banker a job, forwards that to the administration, the president son-in-law says he's looking at it. thanks very much. i want to bring in jeffrey toobin. so, jeffrey, first on the strategy, the decision by the defense team to wrap it up without calling a defense witness. is that a sign of weakness of their case or confidence? >> well, it is very common for defendants to try their cases through the cross-examination of government witnesses and not call witnesses themselves. it is even more common for defendants to be convicted because they really don't have an answer and the issue here is not so much that they didn't call witnesses, the issue here, as far as i can tell, is manafort doesn't have a defense. the evidence here is that he cheated on his taxes. the evidence here is that he misled and lied to these banks. ob

she also claimed he knew about the emails before wikileaks released them to the public. giuliani said this. >> if she has some piece of proof that demonstrates that the president was aware of what emails they had, what would that mean? >> i don't know -- >> if he knew, is it a problem? >> no. and he didn't know. i'm not even going to get into the hypothetical. he did not, no. >> so he didn't know but if he did t wouldn't be a problem. >> these sorts of arguments are made in front of judges. you're trying get a case dismissed or a, the facts support this and b, if they don't, the law supports us. sometimes the judge will rule for you on the legal question. i don't know that it make as lot of sense in the court of public opinion. so i don't know that it makes sense. and that's what this -- let's make no mistake about it. what rudy giuliani is doing is planting seeds that are aren't true and don't make sense. >> absolutely. he is not in a court of law. when he is, things will change dramatically and he won't be at the forefront anymore. >> here's more from giuliani. >> i kn

i didn't send any email.on "casual," who wrote to say, "congratulations on season four of 'casual'." and i wrote back that i was out of toilet paper and all that. and then about the fourth or fifth paragraph down, here's the kicker, i said, "you and your wife should come visit us at our house"-- all caps-- "we promise you a very good time." ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: and it was "the sleeping pill." >> it was 100%-- i mean, it happened once before where i wrote my producer. i got off a plane and i saw a text from her, and she wrote, "i love you." and i was like, "oh, my god. my producer loves me." and then i scrolled up and i saw that i wrote, "you need to wear more denim. go big or go home." ( laughter ) >> stephen: i want to get on this email list. ( laughter ) well, congratulations on season four of "casual." >> thank you so much. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: so nice to see you again. the fourth and final season of "casual" premieres this tuesday on hulu. michaela watkins, every

members of the senate might start to receive emails. they would be told that there was a problem with their account, that they need to go to this website. they would go to the site and it would look like the senate site and they would be asked to enter there in elena password. off toat happens, it is the races, unfortunately, for these kinds of attacks because then the attackers will attempt to use that to access people's email, to download all their email, to access the broader networks on which sensitive documents might be stored. emily: one of the websites, the domain name was senate. group. has any of the activity you have aftertarted or ramped up the summit in helsinki between president trump and president putin? brad: i don't think we can connect this to any specific summit like helsinki or anything like that. it has morean see generalized, as taking place in 2018 as we approach the midterm elections. i think it is also significant in this instance, as we have said, that this is a focus not just on democrats, but the iri, the inte

these stories revealing new emails, text messages that suggest bruce or throughout the 2016 campaign was in close contact with former british spy christopher steele who was putting together that dossier alleging the president's team was colluding with the russians but this news correspondent adds a wrinkle, lobbying or for russian oligarchs to get a visa, a billionaire blocked from travel to the us a decade ago because of suspected russian mob ties. in february 2016, he emailed the oligarch, it would be helpful if you could monitor it and let me know if any complications arise, the justice department respond to the extent i can, i will keep an eye on the situation and goes on to questioning tom cotton, the fbi director chris ray testified he could only discuss this matter in a classified setting. >> do you know if christopher steele worked for all leg? >> that is not something i can answer. >> did you discuss it in a classified setting? >> there might be more we can say. >> reporter: fox news contributor byron york is washington examiner, bruce or's emails so they met for breakfast o

and in those years, a lot of people like to copy a lot of people in emails. and you might see an email that you were copied on it has nothing to do with you but especially if you were in the job of staff secretary. you got copied on every single email that comes through the white house and every single major document because your job was to be the staff secretary and the jobs and be the traffic cop and make sure the right information came to the president. so this is not a job where it was required him to be a decision-maker and a policymaker. he was a traffic cop. but this is a chance for democrats to go on a fishing expedition, relitigate the bush years, try to talk about the war on terror and privacy rights and anything that any of the acts they wanted to grind with president george w. bush. that is what it is about. they do not want to focus as i said on the 12 years of judicial record. because that is where you will see the philosophy.they want to look at a political job that he had and try to make hay out of, this might be his political belief as oppose

the attackers will attempt to use that to access people's emails, to download all of their emails, toccess the broader network in which there documents might be stored. emily: one of the websites, the domain name was senate.group. did any of this activity start, or has any of the activity that you have seen started or ramp up when that summit in helsinki happened? brad: i don't think we can link this to any specific summit. i think we can see it as more generalized as taking place in 2018 as we approach the midterm elections. i think it is also significant in this instance that this is a focus, not just on democrats, but the iri, the hudson institute, more on the conservative side of the political spectrum we are seeing a broadening to address these think tanks in both political parties. this is exactly what we saw in france last year. emily: you are also announcing you are expanding microsoft's defending democracy program. you are providing it for local candidates campaigns and political organizations. why is microsoft so active in this arena compared to other tech companies? brad: i

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and by doing that, real-time access to the email she sent and received as secretary of state. dr.hael pillsbury is author of the hundred year marathon, china's secret strategy to replace america. we have a story about this that seems solidly sourced. my question to you is broader. doesn't seem possible, does that seem likely and doesn't shock you? >> hillary clinton had a lot of problems with the chinese and they often seemed to know her moves in advance. i remember she was criticized by the blind lawyer who she negotiated for his freedom and finally got him out. he was abandoned at a critical moment in the process, in the hospital where he was, and the chinese begin to treat him quite badly. if the story is true and it's a single intelligent source telling the story, if the chinese could in fact read her emails for four years, this will cause us to rewrite history of the pipit. remember president obama want to the pivot to asia, during more about. if the chinese were reading the secretary of state's emails for four years, it makes it look quite different. it looks like they would

there was an email. all of the are emails. tax returns and stuff. summary from citizens bank who the government alleges paul manafort scammed to get a loan, was ready to colleagues and said his company is having a cache problem. does not have any money. and a frowny face. when it was shown on the screen and revealed, they make the witness say what is that? it's a frowny face. everybody laughed. >> shannon: that's not something you get in every bit of court reporting. tell us where we are. is the prosecution about to wrap up? what is the timeline? >> the special counsel says they have four or five more witnesses that are going to presumably they say will wrap up by frantic. the judge wants a speedy trial. they don't listen i'll have to call four or five more. as soon as the rest, the judge says he will decide when the defense goes. the main defense attorney does not always sit in that court. he is sometimes outside of court just a jump in at any second when the judge says okay. you are up. we don't know if they're going to call witnesses. if they do

his legal team is arguing that prosecutors should have shared email evidence with the grand jury thaticted him. mr weinstein denies all the charges. more now from the bbc‘s paul blake in new york. he was once the most famous film producer in hollywood. but outrage over harvey weinstein‘s alleged crimes have left him infamous and kicked off the me too movement, leading many women to speak out against sexual misconduct in the workplace. harvey weinstein has already appeared in court accused of sexually assaulting three women, which he denies. but now, his lawyer is trying to get the whole case thrown out, saying in part that the jury thrown out, saying in part that the jury has not been told the full story. the defence says that dozens of emails, dating from weeks up to four years after an alleged rape in 2013 that were exchanged between weinstein and an accuser, show that they had a long—term, consensual, intimate relationship, and at no point reference and assault. they say that these emails should have been shown to the grand jury so they could make an informed decision before they b

they claim papadopoulos was looking for information on hillary's hacked emails. according to solomon's report, the professor they reached out to that also wrote them and confirmed what he said to the fbi, insisted th ed thaed that with papadopoulos were innocuous and told the fbi there was no talk of sinister cyber-security intentions to hack hillary clinton's emails. papadopoulos is considering withdrawing his guilty plea. we reached out to papadopoulos and the fbi and the special counsel. we don't get mentes. i -- comments. 69 days away from what is the most important mid-term election in our lifetime. look at the side of your screen. we have long warned you what the democrats will do if they regain power. it's a scary picture. this is true for two states. california which has become so liberal it's now almost a one party socialist state. and former san francisco mayor newsome who wants to be president looks poised to become the next governor. this is a disaster for the people of california that pay a state income tax of 13.5%. if newsome wins voters will get a

the email goes on to say "i'll refuse to fulfill this order if you compensate me."tits the reputation that we work for every day so its infuriating that someone would try to extort money from us or do something that is not true to damage our reputation sittnick knew it was scam, but contacted the golden gate restaurant associationsot sot gwyneth borden/golden gate restaurant association 106-116 in the world of cyber crime is can be coordinated it could be a group out of nigeria or someone locally so its hard to track down where these are coming from the restaurant association say so far they have heard from 15 restaurants that have received similar emails and are now getting the word out.standup dan kerman/sf 127-137 if you've received one of these letters or email the golden gate restaurant association wants to hear from you. they also want you to contact the da's office and the federal trade commission. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news "if you're used to getting a tax refund there may be some changes that will impact you for next year. i'm mark meredith in washington.

and apparently in 2014 when the tax bill came it was higher than manafort was expecting, emailed to rickoyd's, i just saw this, not happy, wtf, he has spent most of the time on the stand explaining how he figured out his taxable income, wired from overseas, and to wire money from overseas to high-end retailers for fancy suits or construction projects, they needed a little bit more of a paper trail, but gates said that he falsified invoices. the mueller team is asking a lot of questions about consultancy agreements, wire transfers, records and taking a very, very long time. but for the sixth day in a row, no questions about russia collusion. today now. >> dana: how strict has a judgment on the mueller team? >> really strict, the last thing that happened last night before everybody went home was a lecturer for the mueller team because the judge did not think that one of the prosecutors was making enough i can, essentially accused the mueller prosecutor as being dismissive, previously told the team that they cannot besmirch the business partners by calling them oligarchs and that they could

fox news obtaining some emails and handwritten notes from controversial doj official bruce ohr. what the records reveal about his relationship with the main players behind that unverified anti-trump dossier. plus, fallout over president trump pulling cia director john brennan's security clearance. did the president make the right call? we will debate that, stay close. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. next >> melissa: president trump also security clearance of former cia director john brennan. now officials are releasing a statement supporting brennan and condemning the president's decision calling the move inappropriate, deeply regrettable and an attempt to stifle free speech. president trump's firing back at that criticism and slamming brennan's latest accusation that the trump campaign colluded with russia. >> president trump: is no silence, if anything, i'm giving them a bigger voice. many people didn't know who he is and now he has a bigger voice. that's okay with me. i've never had a lot of respect, and senator

the email goes on to say "i'll refuse to fulfill this order if you compensate me."sotits the reputation that we work for every day so its infuriating that someone would try to extort money from us or do something that is not true to damage our reputation sittnick knew it was scam, but contacted the golden gate restaurant associationsot sot gwyneth borden/golden gate restaurant association 106-116 in the world of cyber crime is can be coordinated it could be a group out of nigeria or someone locally so its hard to track down where these are coming from the restaurant association say so far they have heard from 15 restaurants that have received similar emails and are now getting the word out.standup dan kerman/sf 127-137 if you've received one of these letters or email the golden gate restaurant association wants to hear from you. they also want you to contact the da's office and the federal trade commission. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologi

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then on july 11th, "the new york times" publishes emails between don jr. and the man organizing the meeting, rob goldstone, that reveal the meeting was supposed to yield, quote, official documents and information that would incriminate hillary. and that donald trump jr. responded by saying, if it's what you say, i love it. to get out ahead of that story, don jr. changed his line again. the information they suggested they had about hillary clinton i thought was political opposition research. that's not all, guys. just days later the president's lawyer said he was not involved in drafting the statement. on july 31, "the washington post" reports trump himself personally dictated the first statement. a day later sarah sanders said he didn't take date it, but he did weigh in like any father would do. a year later on june 2nd of this year trump's own lawyers admitted in a memo to robert mueller that, yes, the president himself did dictate the trump tower statement, but no collusion. so why is the president getting involved in this again? is it as "the washington

china had access to every one of hillary clinton's emails when she was secretary of state.r chinese hacker in washington infiltrated her privates server. the intelligence community watchdog warned of the problem but the fbi reportedly failed to act. rob: companies could be praying on your kid getting ready to go to college, data mining companies with college applications, selling the information. expert say kidney to be cautious about sharing anything personal on an application. there are no laws regulating consumer data brokers. jillian: we see this all the time, foxbusiness alert, are you checking a bag when you fly? get ready to cough up more cash. rob: tracy carrasco here with more on jetblue's praise hike. >> reporter: if you are checking a bag flying jetblue you will be paying $30, that fee is up from $25. if you booked a flight yesterday, from here on out you will pay the increased rate. all the other prices will go up as well. you are not going to be paying $40 for your second bag up from $35 and the third bag, $150, a $50 -- a big jump. jetblue is saying the price

fact: about two hours ago, i got a text, actually an email from don rosenberg in california. he talked about this case and talked about an l.a. editorial where they talked about politicizing these deaths. don rosenberg reminded me. he said tom, everyone of us, the angel families, we want the president to speak about this. we've been speaking about this for a long time, but we never had the voice until president trump got to be president. he created the voice. victims of immigration crime at i.c.e. here is an angel dead. saying we want a voice. we want at the american people to understand the tragedy. children killed by illegal aliens and we need to talk about it. >> jason: let me -- allen, i've got to show some video. there are those of us that believe in the wall and believe we should lock down the border. on the southern border, there's a video which hopefully will come up on the screen, of what was going on at a kfc. there was a tunnel going into this kfc which was providing a conduit. this is the kfc. reminds me of "breaking bad" and how they are moving drugs through.y th

which had thousands of hillary clinton's state department emails on it. joining me now to explain further is the author of that report, investigative journalism real clear investigations.com paul sperry. thanks for being here. actually, the letter that went to congress explaining this was a letter that came to me when i was the chairman of the oversight committee. tell me what you found out now about the reality. >> that's right. james comey told congress that they had reviewed all of the clinton emails, hundreds of thousands, that were found on the weiner laptop. that was not true. they barely looked at any event. 3,000 of 700,000 were individually -- >> jason: wait, wait, wait. how many? stick with 3,000 out of potentially relevant 700,000 ems were actually individually examined for classified information and incriminating evidence. >> jason: i mean, it did shock us, right? it was days. they told us they were looking into it and then days later they somehow reviewed 700,000 documents? how many people, do you have any idea how many people working on this

i think that. >> i am just reading his emails. harry reid is a member of the gang of eight and he's talking about an active attack from a hostile foreign power. what christopher steele was trying to do. he was a private investigator hired by the campaign to try to find out -- kennedy: he was also working for the fbi. he was hired because the campaign was very concerned that the kremlin was working to elect donald trump and they were trying to figure that out. kennedy: i have got to bring robby in here. >> i have not seen the evidence to prove the collusion narrative and i'm not buying into it. them giving conflicting accounts of why this meeting took place. i understand why that would inspire concern in people who are looking to connect the dots where i don't see it. kennedy: lying about the timeline is problematic. >> it's not the crime, it's the cover-up. kennedy: it's not the same thing as the massive conspiracy the left is trying to paint. >> if this meeting was completely innocent, why do you -- let's remember, the lines in t

they'll send you an email with the next step so just go into your email.h women had to pay for the drugs via a company in romania before the online doctor had even checked their questionnaires. nicki is prescribed 200 tablets of the strongest co—codamol. eleanor is prescribed three months worth of slimming pills. it's just crazy. i mean even the process of this. have you an eating disorder? no. on with it then. nicki's co—codamol cost 149 euros including delivery. eleanor was charged 315 euros. i was truly shocked, i'm horrified to see some of those sites that you showed me to see that you click on the drug first, and then you go through the consultation, and just how easy it was to circumvent the process. this isn't right, it's not safe, it has to be sorted. neither of the sites that nicki and eleanor bought drugs from are cqc registered. and according to the regulator it's sites like these that are giving online medicine a bad name. the online doctor sites are potentially very useful going forward because they will help people who live distant from their

and she said that one day, not too long ago, she received an email. from a man who identified himself as the cousin of the murderer. and in the email, the cousin said, i know this might not matter to you.but i want you to know that the man who killed your brother, did not have a community. his parents abandoned him. he did not have a home, he grew up in a car. he had no support mechanisms. a very difficult childhood. and victoria says to me, you know that is the problem. he never had a community. and even in that moment, she was thinking about how to move forward. and how to make sure everyone in this has a community. that shook me to my core. [inaudible question] >> thank you for listening to the podcast. he listened to a podcast in which he talked about -- the very first testimonial in the book. she is the first syrian refugee to ever be resettled in the state of idaho. and she talks a little bit about how things have changed for her being a syrian refugee and every time donald trump gives a speech, about refugees come about banning the syrians and