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ess than $60,000 a year.cheers and applause] and we are going to give the teachers of this country the respect and dignity that they deserve. thanking rayby buckley in the democratic party here in new hampshire for helping to move the state into a darker and darker shade of blue. [cheers and applause] you have come a long way in recent years, and i congratulate all of you for the hard work that you have done. today you are hearing from a number of candidates who want to win the democratic nomination for president, and they are all working hard to do that. know, no matter who in zip winning that ends upion -- i winning that nomination, and allless to say, we will come together to defeat the most dangerous president in modern american history. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: this country, this country cannot continue to have a president who is a useslogical liar, who even his sharpie pen to lie about the direction of a hurricane. how crazy is that? we cannot continue to have a president who is corrupt, who

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speaker, our national shocked ess h been by tragedies in ohio and texas as it should very well be. but we seem similarly and increasingly numb to the everyday violence taking place in cities like chicago, baltimore, and other places throughout the nation, especially when that violence impacts people of color. mr. speaker, clearly the events that took place in dayton, el paso, and odessa deser our most serious and intense attention. meanwhile, mr. speaker, more ts carried out by despicable characters. i only wish, mr. speaker, that every single mass shooting in our nation receive the same intensand undivided attention. there are men and women and children being murdered and maimed on an almost daily basis acrossur nation. their names, mr. speaker, are easily not remembered, and their stories not read allowed -- aloud on the national news, and their families' pain will continue to be ignored. ow, many slow moving massacres it like ce in this mind do not receive the same widespread attention because the violence is occurring in poor minority communities where it is seen as commonplace

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. >> reporter lori per ess with how police kept it safe as it turned into gotham city for the premier. >> reporter: the trailer sets the premise, a mentally ill outsider turns to violence. >> people are starting to notice. >> reporter: for fans, it's the stuff of comic books. but in a country reeling from multiple mass shootings, it's familiar enough the fbi is reportedly worried it could inspire similar violence. in an unusual alert this week, the fbi encouraged audiences to i.d. two escape routes in theatres and to run, hide, fight in an active shooter situation. lapd confirmed it will heighten visibility around the theatres when the movie opens. and families of the victims of the aurora, colorado movie theater shooting have raised painfully personal concerns. the shooter there was reportedly inspired by the joker character. in response, warner brothers expressed support for bipartisan legislation and said neither the fictional character joker nor the film is an endorsement of violence. >> movies like this don't that. people do >> concerned? always have to be cautious. whether it's

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. >> reporter: for the past two years,esse helped pick members of the oakland police commission overseeing the department policies and officer misconduct investigation. on tuesday, after i began asking about the case, jesse resigned as the vice chair of the commission selection panel. her court case was handled right across from the oakland police department where years ago, she worked as a grant writer. i spoke to the coalition for police accountability which monitors oakland police oversight issues. >> it is very ironic because when i first met her, she worked for the oakland police department. and, so, this comes very ironic. >> she got three years probation with resignation in the oakland city council member will likely appoint a replacement on the oakland police commission selection panel. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the time is now 4:40, one family as a young puppy poisoned after a trip to the dog park, up next, new warning about a deadly toxin. >>> another california woman in the hospital, mercury poisoning is the problem. why health officials say it stems from a cream she purch

some of his supporters fear he not toitically naÏve ess harder on corruption charges faced by mr.nyahu, which the prime minister denies. in opposition strongholds in tel aviv, queues of voters were waiting and hoping to end mr. netanyahu's political career. whats wrong with netanyahu? >> everything. what is not wrong? he is corrupted, he hates everyone, he's too much right-wing. remy: but m netanyahu has reliable support from ultrareligious israelis who their own political parties. just before the vote, they rallied in jerusalem. in exchange for privileges from their community, they have supported mr. netanyahu's emiership. >> why am i going to vote? that is what my rabbis told me to do. jeremy: who would you like as the next prime minister? >> gss netanyahu. that is what the rabbis say. jeremy: the power of the ultrareligious has become one of isive issues. d sumr. netanyahu was as a formidable campaigner, even starring in his own commercials. in this one, he puts hikers back on the right track, while losers follow untrustworthy guys named after his opponents. israelis have been

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t y getr reaction to beto o'rourke in the last democratic debate said essentially what gun owners esse across america fear. i met the mother of a 15-year-old girl who was shot by an ar-15. and that mother watched her blto death in the course of the hour because so many other people were shot, there wer w't enough ambulances to get to them in time. hell, yes, we're going to ke your ar-15, your ak-47, we're ur anot going to allow it to bed ainst fellow americans anymore. >> that's why i won't be a candidate of the democratic party because it's--o impractica don't know how you'd even do it, and it would be such a rallying cry for people to say they'r overstepping their bounds. what we should do is -- >> you're saying that's not the way to win this issue in 2020 -- >> not is not the way to w i thue. first thing, ak-47s should not be in the hands of individuals. hunting.ns built not for they're built to kill the maximum number people as quickly as you can and we shouldn't have them. ge you can go after the gun manufacturers anthem to stop it. but how you would go and get those back out of t

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so essing stand right now there's a law in place passed by parliament that forces boris johnson's head and makes him ask the european union for another extension beyond october 31st johnson insists that he won't do that he might even defy of this law if you break said if you breaks another law if you break this law of course he could end up in jail so what are the options a general election definitely would they would be one way out for him if he gets a mandate from the british voters if you wins a general election and gets a majority in parliament then he could in the end push through a brick sit on october 31st but things are very complicated as they are right now and really we have to look at the bigger picture at the moment what we're seeing in london is a power struggle between a very divided parliament and a weakened prime minister and we'll have to watch very closely who comes out in the end successful and we'll have to keep in mind this breck's the deadline is looming again 36 days to go at the moment. both reporting from london thank you very much on it. now only 2 presidents

. >>> a perilless ess position an rescuers who brought him back from the brink. >>> when it comes tohallenge nobody -- >> can do it like this. >>> and her man already has the ring, but -- >> calli has no idea -- >> how he hid his plan in plane sight waiting for that perfect moment. >> well done. very creative. >>> this elephant is about to crash a rhino party. this elephant is near a watering hole in the kruger national park. you're about to see him come upon a sweet thing. a mama rhino and her baby. but it's about to escalate into something not friendly. >> wow. >> the elephant charges the mom and the baby. >> watch out, baby. >> mama puts herself between the elephant and her. >> can't we all just get along? >> you would hope we would. the elephant goes after mom. >> have we ever seen anything like this? >> no, this makes me think i'm watching something prehistoric. >> this cardiac specialist's heart went racing when he saw this. he said the guide there in ten years of doing this work, they have never seen an elephant go after a rhino like that. >> water is in short supply. when you

>>ess optimistic of the timeline. they are in talks with opec members.e. >> the other thing saudis are saying, they are going to spin up some of their dormant facilities. can you give us a clue how long that might take? >> it's a series of weeks to get those facilities up and running. the damage is unknown fully at this point. the longer duration the the adjustare down, for demand will decline. >> what are comedies one across the country? you have ceos and phone calls, one to the next. anyone trying to take opportunity in this? >> i'm not sure there is a mortgage to be had. aren't think companies intending to produce more. they're looking at what is this new higher oil price and geopolitical risk mean for their cash flows. >> is this a short term stock reaction? is this pricing? the market has been this price for a long time. >> it is a natural reaction, short-term reaction. there should have been geopolitical dream already priced in. all the speculation came from iran and not from yemen. >> analyst at ever core. >> let's get the latest on brexit. boris

for undermining [smith] explain in short form how it is that you think facebook undermines the free ess. [mcnamee] so facebook and google have the same thing. so what they did was they provided really compelling, really convenient services to people and they get all of us, i mean literally everyone their services. they en systematically gather e data known about these people, including going to your credit card processor to get your credit cardransactions, to your cellular phone company to get your cellular location data. they have literallperfect . so if you're a marketer or a media company. you have to go through them to find your audience. [smith] and we as consumers are going to be served messages that align with our behaviors. [mcnamee] and t everything served through this portal controlled by these guys. and so here's the the problem if you're journalism. basically, the deal these guys offer is you have to give me your content for free. i'm gonna monetize it with ads and i'm gonna keep the profit. that is a terrible deal. [smith] the economic distress of journalism is the thing th

as a woman i say boldly that a lot of it has to do with extreme male brain which tends to be .ess ethicald empathic and female brains get to the top so often. for this.thank you it is hugely complex and a lot hangs on this. mr. castro: here is the thing though, when you see -- it is one thing to advise the president in private and you have an absolute duty not to have the president dry gulched. you have to tell the president comic even if there is a serious legal challenge possible, you have got to tell the president that so the president can know that. decide to support the president, especially if it is an unlawful project, you share moral responsibility for whatever the action is. the attorneys who apparently advised president bush that torture was fine, they share moral responsibility for the hundreds of acts of torture committed mainly against clearly innocent people. you share moral responsibility. you are not just a lawyer there. once you actme, outside of advising, certainly if you speak in public, you are then and youack are arguing for some position. and if you argue for it, it

essing i think he understands this in his counsel. chairman, after consultation to me, can invite the president. gain, this shows you how, frankly, unfortunately, silly how we've gotten today. in number four resolution to say that the president and his counsel can write a letter committee. have we gotten to that point yet? really? the instagram filter has applied. make sure it looks good. spruce up the parts. good.our story looks the press is here. we've been -- you know, i wanted a long time to be able to say island.lcome to fantasy we're here. it may look good. the unfortunate part is when the screen goes down, you just see a simple procedure issue. a simple procedure issue that do with impeachment or anything else. it simply gives another press release for whatever we're doing now. so it's early. it's 8:00. the popcorn's on. as i said, let the show begin. i yield back. r. nadler: thank you, mr. collins. without objection, all other opening statements will be included in the record. re there any amendments to the resolution? for wha

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ess per has said that the money is nuss. to support the use of armed forces in connection with a national emergency. is that true? >> that's not what the money was authorized for. there's plenty of ways to pay for a wall. you can do it without raiding the pentagon. the pentagon budget is not a political piggybank. this money was authorized for other things by congress. it's outrageous, it's unprecedented and bad for our troops. these are construction projects that would have been funded. hunter army airfield, ft. benning, ft. stewart. and they're going to need construction costs and they're not going to have them. the money is instead going toward the border wall. this is politicization of our troops and the military at its worst and it's bad for everybody. >> it inserts the military into a partisan policy. i wonder what you think the long term effect of that, considering we've seen this in other places as well, including troops being on the border. what do you think the long term impact of that is in. >> it's terrible. it's

president trump made the announcement, acknowledging saying the atmore than ess, 350 recent reports of lung illness are alarming. >> we can allow people to get sick, and we can have our youth be affected. >> health and human services secretary laid out a timeline. >> it will take several weeks for us to put out the final guidance, that will announce all the parameters around the enforcement policy and then they will likely be a 30 day delayed effective date which is customary with fda's good guidance practice.>> all flavored shipping products will be pulled. tobacco flavored will have until may 2020 two file for fda approval. semper cisco's banner vaping products specifically calls for the spikes to undergo fda approval. a supervisor that corrode the legislation says that san francisco's ban has everyone take a closer look at e cigarettes. >> we have all seen the impact of what you singers can do to harm communities.>> they are also considering proposition c with what he calls reasonable regulation. the campaign releasing a statement saying we fully support any effort, locally, statewi

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getting the message out in terms of the ess of this administration a accused president trump of using the power of his office to pressure ukrainian president during a july phone call asking him to investigate former vp joe biden and his son for political gain in the 2020 election. now, in a strange twist to the impeachment hearing, a silicon valley tech company finds itself in the spotlight after being called out by president trump. crowd strike was mentioned in that phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president. that call has the tech industry talking. >> reporter: this is likely the only time most people heard of the cyber security firm crowdstrike. their recent ipo celebration both at the nasdaq and inside its bay area head quarters. but this week's notes about the call between president trump and the president ompan during the call, notes showed president trump making a reference to the sunnyvale company saying, quote, i would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation with ukraine. they say crowdstrike. i guess you have one of your wealthy peopl

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in the british parliament today there was an urgent question from labour mp ]ess phillips on the languageparty concern that the tone of politics in westminster, is hardening divisions in the country. indeed, one of the leading lawyers involved in the fight against boris]ohnson‘s prorogation of parliament, said today he has received death threats and is being urged by police to wear a stab vest. the speaker of the house, ]ohn bercow begged mps on all sides to calm the "toxic" political culture. here's some of that debate the use of language yesterday and over the past few weeks, such as the surrender bill, such as invoking the work, such as talking about betrayal and treachery, it has clearly been tested and workshoped, and worked up, and it is entirely designed to inflame hatred and division. hear, hear. boris]ohnson chose not to attend the debate. instead he was addressing his backbench mp‘s at a meeting of the 1922 committee. where reportedly, he told mp‘s that his language, that use of the term surrender bill, is cutting through. speaking to the bbc, he acknowledged that "tempers did n

white house which used to be used for press briefings, but the current president decided to because,essriefings apparently, according to the new press secretary, he was annoyed at some of the questions. youresident, when both of commit to using our collective press briefing room in the white house? >> yes, and attending the white house correspondents dinner. . [laughter] [laughter] thank you. >> he is a child. if you say something nice about him, he likes you. if you don't, he does not. look, i am pretty darn outspoken pure it i love speech. i believe in total transparency and i will invite the media to the white house all the time. >> thank you both. we appreciate it. we, in the media. this will be the last question of the evening and then closing statements. you both have made very impassioned, compelling arguments why this country should on elected president trump and nominate and then elect you, but you have a problem. in a recent speech, president trump bragged about the loyalty of his supporters. let's listen. pres. trump: we have the greatest base i believe in the history of poli

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is this driving higher shipping price esses -- higher shipping prices?rease in iron ore prices. i suspect something else is going on. that is about the supply of ships. 1, ships havery to reduce their emissions, and to do so, a lot of them will still want to use the cheap energy, but they will need to be retrofitted with these new scrubbers. it is taking thousands of ships out of stream, and in the short run, this marginal increase in demand meets reduced supply of ship capacity. that is what is giving a doubling or tripling of the baltic dry index. alix: i love that. i am taking a look at oil in particular because apparently it is possible iran will start violating the nuclear accord today. oil prices had the biggest move in two months yesterday. new sanctions on iran from the u.s. how that plays out will be an interesting question for the market. marc: i think so. the interesting story with the iranians is the chinese seem to be solidifying a long-term agreement to develop their energy. alix: the u.s. might not feel good about that. i love hanging out

they didn't have the ability to talk about ess or the incident on "good morning talk to the police chief. am fully aware that this clearly made a difference. was in ce department damage control and stated they were investigating whether force was used and i was only in cuffs for less than a minute. had there been no video it would word against the police. we know how this goes. because there is a video and it my account of the incident, there was a public apology with the mayor and police chief. me more responsibility to find a way to hold the city accountable. everybody has the ability to have abuses. too often families of the not sed are undermined and believed. as we've seen with clear cut and including eric garner small, police raised questions nd alternate theories in spite what our eyes see on the tape. accountability is an issue that case.s a nerve with this this country -- the state the country is in right now is the accountability. i am confident there will be plenty of statistics with the accountability. i feel compelled to give my own experience. broad daylightin without raisi

labor is becoming less important, wages have become .ess important in production it is not necessarilyiselopment because it shifting the quality. low because you do not have this cost-plus pricing. francine: do you worry europe is becoming like japan, and how much would that be a concern? christopher: it will worry me if it became like japan, and it could if we do not handle it well. i do not think we are at risk, though. europe doesremember not put as much emphasis on the pure number. environmental, the social state with this. inevitably take away some of your potential. , it is a broad measure of well-being and development. look at the happiness indices that you see more. european nations are on top and the united states is way below. this push for p are growth and the value of goods, it is an old-fashioned idea. thank you for joining us. sir christopher pissarides, professor economics, london school of economics & political science. coming up, more of our interview with the former ecb vice president. bloomberg.t, this is ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine la