eric: putin denied any involvement. navalny emerged from his coma determined to find the assassins and expose them on his popular youtube channel. eric: working with the investigations group bellingcat, his team soon pointed the finger at the russian security service, the fsb. eric: they identified the fsb agents who'd been shadowing navalny in siberia. navalny set out to trick them into confessing. eric: sitting alongside maria pevchikh, he called fsb team members, posing as a senior official debriefing the operation. eric: to everyone's amazement, one of the agents fell for it, discussing how they had applied the poison and removed the evidence. maria: he's the guy who's doing cleanup, so he was going to the place where alexei went afterwards and just clean up. eric: the agent even reveed where the poison had been placed. maria: to be honest, that was the most unbelievable day in my career. maria: it's sad, and funny, and good at the same time. sad in terms of what level of, you know, security services we really have

about eric. tina told eric - was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina - wired up - picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. >> were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess it again. >> i have two stories in my head, i don't want to screw up at all. >> okay, there's nothing. there's no story to tell, you weren't there, it was an accident. >> let's go have some margaritas. >> once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> you don't need to worry about details, details are not important. >> so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> you could have just got a divorce, why would you go to that degree? i mean how do i know if you don't get so mad at me, and you wouldn't want to kill me? >> tina, i've been way more mad at you than i ever was. >> i know so how could you do that? >> i don't know. >> it

eric? >> eric: our hearts and thoughts are of course with all the victims of crime across the country. lauren, thank you. >>> a frightening scene outside of atlanta. police investigating a recent road rage shooting that was caught on camera. a warning for you, the video we're about to show you of that gunfire is disturbing. this case was in a red truck, fired 14 shots into a blue bmw, wounding the driver of that car who was reportedly hospitalized with serious injuries. they say the victim had tried to pass the truck several times on the highway in woodstock, georgia. a police officer happened to be on the scene, saw it all happen, and then arrested that suspect. he faces charges including aggravated assault. this comes as data shows that highway road rage incidents across the country involving guns happen to be on the rise. >>> turning now to our southern border, the department of homeland security quietly preparing for a record number of unaccompanied migrant children trying to cross our

eric. eric: president biden preparing for a trip to the middle east and defending the controversial stop in saudi arabia after he has long accused the kingdom of human rights abuses. the murder of jamal khashoggi still casting shadow over the kingdom for some. kevin corke with the preview of the president's trip, good afternoon, kevin. kevin: critics have ridiculed for going to saudi arabia hat and hand looking for quick oil production over there and at home. however, the white house, indeed, the president himself see this upcoming trip very differently. mr. biden pinned an op-ed. quote, from the start my aim was to reorient but not rupt corrupt relations and working with experts to help stabilize oil markets with other opec producers. especially gop lawmakers are skeptical. not surprised. they are accusing mr. biden of snakes oil salesmanship with no solutions for big problems hiding in plain sight like high food prices like surging inflation. >> you want enough money to fill your tank wit

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eric. eric: thank you for joining us in the fox news channel, i'm eric sean. west virginia democrat joe manchin bucking his party as tradition and sinking the crisis of climate change and manchin is a no. he says inflation is way too high to okay more spending. president biden now promising, quote, executive action but manchin's defiance would lead to catastrophic warming by the planet by west virginia senator ignoring the looming crisis threat. meantime the president continues to face criticism of the fist bump with mohammad bin salman on what was achieved in the saudi visit. aishah hosnie. hey, aishah. aishah: the president has returned home without any solutions and facing criticism from members of his own party for what is happening here and abroad. first off, let's start with the president's build back better agenda in carves thanks to joe manchin, senator tanking any hopes of funding for energy in the package. progressives are mad about this. manchin is willing to pass a smaller packa

eric? >> eric: that's for sure. only hitting our country but europe and asia as well. the record high temperatures are sparking wildfires and scorching crops and having pretty deadly consequences sadly. we are live in jerusalem with the details on that. hi, trey. >> eric, good afternoon. the heat wave across the world has killed thousands of people as records are set in multiple areas. the high temperatures are moving further east affecting countries like greece and italy. greek officials say four major wildfires are burning across the country, forcing evacuations from homes and hotels. hundreds of firefighters are working around the clock to control the flames. the devastation comes after western europe saw heat spikes earlier in the week, with england recording temperatures over 104 degrees fahrenheit. authorities in london have issued a level four heat warning, meaning even fit and healthy individuals are at risk of death. protesters in england and neighboring scotland called for faster actions against climate ch

eric.he debate of guns and schools, a county in georgia approved a controversial measure to hire armed security guards at their schools. the board, the second largest voted to allow noncertified district employees to carry weapons despite heated objections for the parents. charles watson is the issue of the county along some folks to carry guns to protect their kids. >> good afternoon about this move by the board of education certainly has a lot of folks frustrated, specifically parents and anti-gun violent advocates who say they are mad about this new plan. >> you tell them why the kid was shot in schools. >> you can see they've voiced their opposition loud and clear, many parents and members of anti-gun violent moms demand actions shouting and calling for delays as they voted to move would with the plan to hire trained armed staff members to work inside school buildings. it is a necessary step protect all the district schools in the wake of mass shootings, particularly the massacre in uva

eric?essage, and we thank cooper's parents, and remember, their message for all of us across the country. >>> in washington democrat senator joe manchin is now on board with the inflation reduction act weeks after he said washington is spending too much. what changed? will it reduce inflation? we'll take a look next. zyrteeeec... works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪♪ go betty! ♪♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. better luck next time. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. book an exam today at americasbest.com meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple

>> eric: huge!cked out but i heard there's a congratulations in order, you recently got engaged. >> eric: i did! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: that's exciting! how did you propose, if you don't mind me asking? >> eric: everyone knows that follows man social media that i mess around with my girlfriend a lot and crank her a lot. so i knew i had to be really clever and creative so she wouldn't be onto me. so i pretended like there was a company that was interested in us doing a social media campaign together and i said we need to send in like a chemistry video. >> kelly: this is like a deep live. >> eric: so she would be beautiful in a moment as she wanted to be beautiful and so i set up the camera, had a couple other cameras in the pretended that we were going to ask her question but the question was actually "will you marry me." >> kelly: that is so great! >> eric: it's all document right there -- it's all captured right there. >> kelly: that is so sweet and thoughtful. >> eric: can't decide where

eric: thank you for joining us, i am eric shawn. elon musk, man zero man.ow is the speaker at the annual gathering of those billionaires in idaho for they have a big one on the every year. the private conference for 24 hours after the bombshell report that he's walking away from that multibillion-dollar twitter deal. musk avoided talking about why the deal fell through during the meeting today but is now facing a huge legal battle with social media giant could enforce a $1 million payment if he is out of the deal. live in los angeles with the latest. he may not have twitter, hey, christina. >> that's right, we learned as you mentioned the day of the conference he didn't comment on his attempt to back out of the $44 billion deal illegal challenges he could face so he mentioned accounts on twitter. yesterday musk announced he wants to walk away from the deal with twitter claiming the social media giant has not provided accurate data on how much of its user base is made up of fake accounts. his legal team said musk needed the information for business planning.

eric: thanks so much. arthel: we turn to politics, several high-profile republican slated to speech at day 2 of turning point usa's student action summit. phil keating is live at the summit in tampa, florida. >> reporter: good afternoon and there will be more republican leaders speaking to young voters and future conservative leaders tomorrow as well, last day for turning point usa student action summit. at margo --eduardo bolsinaro whose father is the past president of that nation. a lot of the bows here is about 2024. last night ron desantis headlines on the midterms and biden bashing. >> you will see a red wave this november. we want to see you do something with those majorities. hold brandon and his ilk accountable. >> reporter: friday, out west in the desert showing the former team in the white house is not always on the same team anymore. former vice president pence campaigned for gubernatorial candidate robson, former president donald trump in arizona yesterday campaigning for her opponent, carrie l

arthel: hello eric, hello everyone. i am arthel neville per that's one of the big stories we are covering the sunday afternoon for the turning point usa summit and tampa, florida last night was the place to be for gop leaders, hoping to grab the keys to the white house in 2024. in the summer of sure continues iconic new york beach closes after yet another exciting. forces of beachgoers out of the water amid a brutal heat way. fox team coverage starts right now, jackie is at the white house, is at the turning point usa summit in tampa. first to alexis at new york city rockaway beach where the water is now open for swimmers, alexis. >> hi arthel. you can see behind me over my shoulder, rockaway beach in queens is pretty packed. it's open there's lots of people on sun bathing in this record heat as we are in this heat wave in new york city but so far rockaway beach here in queens has closed three times due to shark sightings. even with all of that happening people say they're still ready to take a dip. take a look this is

interest, eric. eric: assessing the oil situation is a minister said there. we will do what we want to do. jackie in saudi arabia for us tonight, thank you jackie. arthel: eric and jackie meanwhile present biden is pledging to use quote strong executive action after west virginia democrat joe manchin thanked the president's climate agenda and his hopes were for a scaled-down "build back better" plan. senator manchin says inflation is way too high to pass any new spending. alexander hoff is life at the white house with more, alexandria. let's arthel this is the second climate setback for the president for last month the supreme court ruled to limit the epa's authority in setting emissions regulations. just this week senator joe manchin saying he is not going to support the stripped-down version of president biden's bill back better plan. it centers this time around climate initiatives and tax increases. democrats have been working behind the scenes to revive the president's plan which manson effectively killed lester for the west virginia sender said he told s

hi eric. support thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. also following two other stories at this hour. yes we have a vote winner, one single winner and the third largest lottery jackpot in our country's history. that ticket that won the megamillion prize of more than a billion dollars, someone bought it in a chicago suburb. they probably know who they are and cannot talk right now. and security video shows crooks looting san francisco jazz club. get a load of this for eight hours after police responded to an earlier robbery there. team fox news coverage on all these top stories, first let's go to david light at the white house and the rising tensions with china and speaker pelosi's potential trip, hi david pray. >> hi eric, no question there are rising tensions between china, president biden and his counterpart president xi held more than a two hour phone call just a few days ago. president was here at the white house where he is today. but in regards the pelosi trip this was a planned trip the house speakers going to multiple countries, j

eric holder, we are not letting you go. eric will be here for the entire hour because we want to focus on the threats to our democracy. as the january 6th panel highlights that danger, we are going to look at attacks on voting rights around the country. plus, redistricting and what it means for your vote. we are going to ask our experts if we are moving closer to minority rule in this country and break down the impact it is having on our elections. a very special 11th hour just getting underway on this friday night. night. (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from colonial penn. i love your lifetime rate lock. that's what sold me. she thinks you're jonathan, with the 995 plan. -are you? -yes, from colonial penn. we were concerned we couldn't get coverage, but it was easy with the 995 plan. -thank you. -you're welcome. i'm jonathan for colonial penn life insurance company. t

hi eric. before thank you for joining us i'm derek sean for the chief of the united nation's health agency said he was the tiebreaker and issuing this emergency declaration after the world health organization expert committee, they could not reach a consensus. the declaration they say is not me the monkeypox is particularly lethal or contain just pretty good score more work on immediate treatment. there are now more than 16000 cases of monkeypox across the globe are nearly 3000 those right here in our country. centers for disease control and atlanta has confirmed the first two cases in children here. one in california, another one in washington d.c. here's dr. marc siegel earlier on fox news live. >> i talked to the epidemiologist and why is this a lot more monkeypox than we know. we are talked about 2800 cases in the united states but he says he thanks there's thousands of new york city alone. the world health organization thanks 16000 cases worldwide. there is a lot more than that. the real

eric holder, we are not letting you go. eric will be here for the entire hour because we want to focus on the threats to our democracy. as the january 6th panel highlights that danger, we are going to look at attacks on voting rights around the country. plus, redistricting and what it means for your vote. we are going to ask our experts if we are moving closer to minority rule in this country and break down the impact it is having on our elections. a very special 11th hour just getting underway on this friday night. rway on this frida night. i love all types of dancing... salsa, and even belly dancing! i am a triathlete. i've always been into health, and wellness, and fitness... i tried everything with diet and exercise, and nothing worked. there was just kinda this stubborn area on my stomach. but coolsculpting worked for me! coolsculpting targets, freezes and eliminates treated fat for good. no needles, no incisions. discuss coolsculpting with your provider. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort

i am eric sean. hi anita. >> hi anita i'm in for arthel neville but were also falling to other big stories at this hour pre-present biden says following gas prices surprisingly strong june jobs report shows his economic policies are working. despite inflation still outpacing wages and his poll numbers tanking. plus elon musk pulling the plug on his twitter buyout bid and twitter saying see you in courtship. we have fox news team coverage on all of this. christina coleman is standing by on the twitter saga and chatted program is at the white house. but first to bill melugin live at the border and eagle pass texas where he has been for the past couple of days, builder. >> and nina good afternoon. it has been nearly ten months in the white house, that media, politicians, all falsely click horseback border patrol of whipping patient migrants in del rio last summer. and finally, announced yesterday the results of their investigation which they say show no evidence whatsoever that any migrants were ever wh

a viewer, chris arsenault, was so moved he asked eric to come to his farm.a what was about to happen. >> my aunt bought this car brand-new in '97. it's a clean little car. my wife and i want to give you that car. >> now? >> if you want to have it. >> yep. >> reporter: walking to his new car, eric turns the key. >> sounds good. >> i think especially in today's time, that we need to help people. we need to help our neighbors. it's a rough time. people are divided. and so i wanted to help him. >> reporter: tonight, eric showing us that new ride. >> here's the car. it's been good. i've got to get home to see my family. i love the car. i thank you so much. to chris and his wife, so generous. i don't have to walk 33 miles. that means the world to me. >> reporter: and that strange tore wanted to help chris, sitting with his son riggins and his message. >> my hope would be that everybody realize how lucky we really are in our lives and take the time to help somebody. >> take time to help somebody. words to live by. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johns

eric. eric: west virginia democratic senator joe mansion defending his decision to back the multibillion-dollar spending bill known as the inflation reduction act. they shopped washington last week. announcing they had agreed on a slimmed-down version of president biden's bill back better plan after months of negotiations. mansion refused to support the original version of the bill saying he. a hefty price tag would drive up inflation and here is what he said this morning on "fox news sunday". >> i always felt like we should be able to fight inflation and try to give relief to people all over america right now with the highest inflation rates we have ever seen. i have always looked at that for a balanced approach. it all came to fruition and it worked out and i am happy that it did. >> some action to the decision. republican congresswoman from new york will be here about the inflation reduction act and whether or not she thinks it will reduce inflation. arthel. ♪♪ arthel: exactly 100 days t

eric taylor. and the blue one that had anything to do with my father's good, they'll must all be investigated. they must be prosecuted, and they must all be convicted for taking my father away from me. thank you. right after all that's transpired. laconia decides it's time for him to travel back to credit his childhood home. it's back there that his family's history and that of the i n. c. a deeply entwined his great grandfather, james, author. carlotta was an agency luminary in 1936. he was elected secretary general with in the african national congress. by the time he handed over power in 1949 and they and he was in such good standing that they could been kick off the defiance campaigns of the 1950s. we're on our way to credit to go and update my mother. there is some activities that are beginning to show progress. i can move this thing. there's some progress. it's been so long, but it's just something that i can't work out in get peace. when can be until the day i know what happening and be in

and let's start with you eric absolutely. i'm millions of people go to the united states every year, the population is growing. the united states has seen around the world as a leader in so many areas and it's going to continue to be that despite the turmoil and the churning the united states is going to be a beacon for a lot of countries for a while to come. so i'm asking for whom, for whom is the united states a free country, right? i mean if we look, i spoke earlier about the millions of black people incarcerated in prisons, uh one of the highest prison population in the world. um when we're speaking about the also again, hundreds of thousands of people who can't make into the u. s. who are undocumented migrants and facing a lot of violence, families dislocated here. now a lot of women who don't have access to abortion. so i want to ask the question. of course this is true. there's freedom. it's a country of great influence. and i also you know, was influenced by the us on a lot of the theories that i teach, for example. u

eric: unfortunately in the u.s.t, we are not able to sell cultivated meat because the fda and the usda are developing the regulations around those products. folks in singapore, maybe some ex-pats, will be able to enjoy some chicken based products over there. guy: just describe what cultivated meat is because there's a lot of different technologies being used in this space right now. talk me through what matrix food technologies does because the matrix is important there. eric: and every living organism there's what is known as the extracellular matrix. if you have seen the body exhibit in museums around the world, you would have noticed a cheesecloth-like fibrous mesh. that is what we do, we design and manufacture and replicate that fibrous mesh utilizing plant-based ingredients such as corn, soy, pea proteins, algae, etc. so anytime you want to have cells growing and forming a structure, you want to be able to utilize either a scaffold or a matrix or micro carrier, and we design and manufacture both. guy: accurate

thank you, eric. because of the activism in the tenderloin community, we're going to be moving some dirt today and we're going to begin the construction process to celebrate the 70 homes for individuals and 35 of which are for people who are formerly unhoused. that's very important. and, with all good projects, this work is never done alone, it's done in partnership. i'd like to thank mayor london breed, eric shaw, and the mayor's office of housing and community development and this whole entire team which is here today. thank you. supervisor dean preston, please join us. [applause] former supervisor matt haney and jane kim who were pivotal in this work because of the year long -- years of work that took for us to be here today. the california department of housing and community development and their huge support in this being one of the first projects using housing accelerator funds. silicon valley bank. kay hill contractors. [applause] architects vanmeter williams bullock. [applause] waypoint consul

that is my mom eric.cause she doesn't think the election was stolen, and let's be honest, you don't either, it's not a reason to threaten her. she was one of the few people to reach out when you were forced to resign as governor. she wrote to you about grace and redemption, she reminded you that even the greatest sins those against one's own family can be forgiven. my kids who you played like us with eric, are going to ask one day when i did for my country in this moment of peril. you are going to ask to. i know that weighs on you. eric, what you are doing now is going to get someone killed. to do the right thing. drop out. focus on repairing the damage you have done and pray that it's not too late. >> leading off our discussion tonight is pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro, he is a democratic nominee for governor of pennsylvania. thank you very much for joining us again tonight, i really appreciate it. i have previously called the stakes in your election very high. they are only getting higher, e

that is interesting, here's the new mayor of new york eric adams from last week. if you can detect a difference from the first eric adams clip we showed you about illegal aliens, here he is. >> we are reaching out to the federal government as stated that this is a real burden on new yorkers as we are trying to do the right thing. we already as i stated we already have an overburdened shelter system, so now you're talking about as you stated food, clothing, school, this is going to impact our schools because we do not turn away individuals because they are undocumented. it translation services. it is just a whole host of things that this is going to produce and that's why we need help. >> tucker: wait a second! he is complaining about the cost of translation services, but 20 minutes ago during his campaign he was saying that we have to pay the translation services in terms of functional state, the federal government has to pay for translation services and schools and shelters and a host of other costs because illegal aliens may be greater here. we love him, but in

eric rudolph was part of this internal terrorist moment.of us. >> welcome back, everybody. we want to bring you up to date on a breaking story out of suburban denver. apparently there's been a school shooting at a high school in the town of littleton. >> the '90s bring us the first mass school shootings. there's something especially disturbing about premeditated murder by young people. >> police and law enforcement are descending upon columbine high right now. >> they do believe at least two people are inside with multiple automatic weapons, and perhaps some pipe bombs. we've heard unconfirmed again from police. >> hit local tv very quickly. >> i happened to see this on television and got in my car. i saw a ring of choppers like vultures circling, and i knew instantly this was so much worse than i had imagined. >> masked gunmen in trench coats start shooting into the school's cafeteria. kids scatter. shots ring off lockers and walls. students are hit. >> and they're spraying. >> just starts shooting. anybody that was walking, talking, it di

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my one-on-one with the new york city mayor eric adams. on the surgeon crime in the city and nationwide. we ask, does he consider new york a dangerous city in the two groups he said are holding america hostage. simone biles and megan rubino at the white house today among 17 receiving the nation's highest honor. and from the godfather, remembering james kohn. remembering legendary actor james caan >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone a guilty plea today in a russian court from brittney griner, the american basketball star the biden administration says has been unlawfully held griner admitting to carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis oil into russia her lawyer saying she did so accidentally, hoping griner's contrition will lead to a lenient sentence. as it stands, a conviction carries a possible maximum sentence of ten years in prison. today's development also being seen in this country as potentially the first step in a delicate diplomatic dance to win her release in a prisoner swap. the wnba st

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they include current missouri attorney general eric schmidt, and battled formal governor eric greitensd current missouri house representative vicky hartzler, who voted against certifying the 2020 election. nbc's -- is in st. louis, missouri, following the race and the midterms that large. thank you for being here. give us a low down on this race and what it might tell us about the midterms overall. >> well, this three-way race is really a microcosm of the challenges and issues facing the republican party nationwide. when you laid it out pretty well, it's that you have the embattled governor, eric schmidt, sorry, eric greitens, they're two x in this race, makes it even more complicated. he resides in disgrace when he was governor, there were claims of sexual abuse from a hairdresser. there is real issues there in terms of scandal. then you have eric schmidt who is someone who just a few days ago came out saying he would not support mitch mcconnell for senate majority leader if he were to be elected. then you have vicky hartzler, she's really interesting, she's someone who has support fo

swalwell is not stopping spending, travel expenses between late may and june, and records show ericl spent $3500 on a fundraising event in paris and $5000 for a luxury hotel in miami earlier this year. >> todd: you got to go big when you are in miami. tomi lahren, you think somebody under skrut scrutiny would lay low, not so. why does he feel embolden to rack up costs he knows will be public like this? >> tomi: it is simple, you have people like eric swalwell and aoc in deep blue districts, they know they will not be challenged, their constituents will vote for them anyway, that is the problem with the blue areas. interesting he's spending in miami, florida, we know how democrats feel about governor ron desantis. i'm happy he is spending money in miami instead of going to paris. you can always cantsy count on a democrat to spend in a way that doesn't benefit the american people whatsoever. this is typical democrat and typical eric swalwell and i wouldn't expect anything else. >> carley: candidates cannot use campaign money on personal spending, there has to be a tie-in for spending

. >> hi, eric.missouri republican primary cracking down on china has been one of the biggest issues that candidates here are campaigning on. trying to one up each other on who will be tougher. running to replace retiring senator from siri flexing their america first record. six term congresswoman tells me she is so tough on china that she got sanctions. >> i'm the only only candidate that is sanctioned by china. trying to get 430, $400 million of our state tax dollars to companies and to have a china come here to missouri in the former china hub. >> critics front runner eric schmidt has also been criticized for voting for a bill that allows foreign businesses to own limited amounts of missouri farmland. >> do you regret supporting those two things? >> i have clearly fought for more exports, i fought for more american jobs. those are desperate attacks by my opponents. suing communist china for releasing the coronavirus on the world. >> schmidt says if he wins the ct will follow through on that and ma

eric rains was second and then eric schmidt was third. a lot has changed and how most people that i talked to see eric schmidt is actually the one who had the upper hand here. so we'll have to continue to watch this race. it's a tight one. it's an interesting one. i also should say it's a microcosm really of all the issues going on in the gop because there's election integrity. there's coastal issues. and of course, there's the ads attacking all of the candidates at this time. >> all right. my thanks to both of you. there is trouble for trump endorsed candidates in the state of georgia. we're going to show you why when msnbc's 100 and days coverage continues in our next half hour. he's under investigation by u.s. lawmakers. a state attorney general and the justice department. so what's the status of key investigations involving donald trump? a coauthor of a new washington post reporter joins me next. w washington post reporter joins me next. post reporter joins me next. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment i

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eric martin broke that scoop. it is interesting how the u.s.aning on the dutch and japanese makers. china responding gruffly to it. eric: that is right. we have seen china rejecting the pressure the u.s. is putting on asml, as well as on nikon, japan, with asml having by far the biggest market share of this technology, the ultraviolet thurber fee equipment. caroline: i won't tell you how much i had to look into some of the technology when i reported on asml's numbers, and some of the other european equipment makers. what could china do in response? what about their own innovation in the country to be able to develop such a med? eric: we have certainly seen efforts by the chinese to develop their own equipment. to date, they have not had a whole lot of success with it. asml remains by and large the sole provider of this uv etching equipment to china. this is not the most advanced etching meant. it is kind of the second generation, the older generation, but still the most commonly used in this industry. this is something the chinese definitely ha

eric, thanks for joining us. thanks for all you're doing. as we watch this truly horrifying new surveillance video of parade goers fleeing the attack, tell us why you believe it's so important that this gunman faced justice for everyone he terrorized on top of the seven murder charges he's already facing. >> reporter: thank you, wolf. it's vital to the healing of this community that every single victim receives justice. i've been meeting with victims since yesterday. we've had our office personal down in highland park since early yesterday. the fbi victim assistance team is doing an amazing job. everyone is pulling together. i want to express my condolences to those who lost their loved ones to those injured physically and psychologically. every one of those people injured and killed has lost their freedom. their freedom matters. the freedom to be free from the trama of what happened here on the fourth and so for every victim, we'll file multiple charges against pmr. crimo. >> given this confession to investigators, are you expecting this gu

eric. so glad to have you here. you've expressed concerns in some of yourwriting about social media exceptionalism . can you tell us more of what you mean by that? >> thank you to theconference organizers for giving me an opportunity to be here . and when i think about social media there's going to be two different concerns that i have that i wanted to talk about. thefirst is simply a definitional one . what is social media and how did it regulatory. distinguished from other types of media. so for example in the internet regulations space we've seen social media defined very narrowly to really reach just a couple of large internet service areas and we seen it defined broadly to basicallyreach all user generated content . allowing people to talk to each other. it's very hardactually to distinguish between those two categories . add in a rigorous definitional way so when we see in laws that attempts to define regulations for social media there's an obvious question, how do we know that that's the right place to draw t

eric: it absolutely does.hey lined that investor tie frequently uses is that a trade negotiator never walks away from leverage. we have seen people like senator kaine just yesterday noting that we are supposed to provide leverage to negotiate with china and yet four years later, china's behavior and theft of intellectual property have not substantially changed. a lot of people are questioning how much members provide and how effective they are in their ultimate goal which was in july of 2018, getting china to change its behavior. haidi: bloomberg's eric martin with the latest on the potential rollback of some of those tariffs, u.s. tariffs on chinese goods. take a look at futures, we are singing turnaround before previously we saw u.s. futures falling along with european bonds as why investors are preoccupied by twin concerns of slowing growth, recession fears, stubborn inflation and the ability of policymakers to be able to do something without policy missteps. it started to see s&p futures really turning in

eric, as i just said, there's a bipartisan bill now for better gun control. is that the big step that was that was needed hopefully, but congress is falling down time and time again. they've been so influenced by the national rifle association to be powerless and not take any steps united states as a, as a strange legacy with the 2nd amendment. going back to the revolutionary war, people think you need to have guns. there's 40000000 guns, united states. it's, it's a plague in the united states and congress is the, is the problem. congress has not been able to stand up to the n r i n r a until now, and we'll see. hopefully there's always hope it. we've seen every time the congress backs down again the n r a has its tentacles all over the place and congress just and just never gets his act together on it. there's a race issue here as well. i think a black man in the us is 15 times more likely to get killed by a gunshot than any white asian hispanic mon. so what's the racial divide here? i mean, we're not speaking about racial divide. we're speaking about a hist