i only use american express cards.what happens when you go to a place that says we don't take american express? you just walk out? i walk out because there are alternatives. i mean, the reality is that we can meet the vast spending needs of our customers. there are other options that i have. and it certainly is in my interests to take advantage of those options. does your wife--? is she allowed to have a visa or mastercard or your children, they can't have one either? well, i think you know my wife is very independent. okay. she has decided on her own that she only carries our products. now, what's very, very important is i study the competition intensively. we do have people in the company who have other cards, who test them, who use them, so we can find out what's happening in the marketplace. and i think that's very important. today, going forward, what do you think the biggest challenge for american express is? i think what's really exciting, what's happening in the marketplace right now, is the convergence of onli

first, an unwavering commitment to free expression and open discourse allowing views to be expressed if they conform to know consensus and may be strongly opposed by any segment or even all of the university community. second, the university recognizes and embraces nondisruptive protests as a legitimate means of expression and supports the rights of all members of the university community to engage in such protests. third, disruptive protests or other means of limiting the rights of others to engage in free expression, bloodletting, listening to the open discourse is not acceptable and is a violation of the university's commitment to free expression. so what needs to be done? the situation correctly is very fluid. there've been a number of university leaders who embraced the chicago principals or otherwise made a powerful statement in support of the expression. most however have not. meanwhile, there continued to be inappropriate descriptions on campuses while at the same time there is much more open discussion of the topic then was taking place even 18 months ago. to repair the situ

an unwavering commitment to free expression and open discourse. that they may conform to know consensus and be strongly opposed by any segment, or even all, of the university community. the university embraces nondisruptive protest as a legitimate means of free expression and supports the rights of all members of the university committee to engage in such protest. third, disruptive protest or other means of limiting the rights of others to engage in free expression, limiting listening and open discourse, is not acceptable and is a violation of the university's commitment to free expression. what needs to be done? the situation is currently fluid . there have been a number of university and faculty leaders that have embraced the chicago principles or made powerful statement in support of free expression. most have not. there continues to be an appropriate disruptions on campuses, and at the same time there is more open discussion on the topic man is -- topic man was taking place 18 months ago. it is up to faculty, university leaders, and trustees w

being real friends to us they're being very helpful and they're saying that they do want to just express their opinion they want to vote today and for many of them it doesn't really matter whether they're going to vote yes or against the referendum they just want to defend their democratic rights and they want to have this right to vote and this is basically the number one message that the crowd is sending here that it is important for them to protect their fundamental human rights. how many plays what the police presence why where you want now medina police continuing to arrive we know that the the regional police the emotional status quo jura has been backed up by the civil guards who have been shipped in from other parts of spain and because they were worried that the regional police would stop the boat they wouldn't do the job well so how many police on their way one now. why i can tell you one thing this early morning to catch one police officers arrived at the scene and they were just standing across the road and they were not interfering they were not talking to the crowd and basi

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a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d w dot com to freedom. welcome to pop export five hundred years ago the german reformed the christian church the five hundredth anniversary of the reformation takes place on october thirty first and is an important date to a lot of people for us the topics but it's a great excuse to explore the christian faith in german pop music coming up today. the band going to go and just think it was a musical church service. take a look at religious musicians and grannies christian pop scene. and we need to wrap up elephant. music is a part of every church service sometimes it can really rock critic and priest is a great example the christian pop and form at one of the so-called base youth services the brothers and founders of the band you're not on instruments and have been holding for ten years bought it went to one of their events in their hometown cologne. outside cologne cathedral to use a church service with a difference is in full swing the organizer and headline act is kerney go into th

discounted has been mobilizing for the last many years just with these objectives to be able to express ourselves and to say what do we want for this country for the future he does a mother but it's raining all of that or because we love the grocery we want to hold we have needed to do extreme actions such as sleeping in schools such as coming here hundreds of persons at five o'clock in the morning spending i have been standing here for hours and we will be here all day if necessary because they don't want to let us speak. the atmosphere is changing really quickly over here and now this early morning every thing was peaceful and everyone was friendly and now we can feel fear among the crowds and other worrying thing is that i see a lot of children here a lot of smile children families that came here bringing their kids together with them family members elderly people so if the situation here gets out of control as at the other falling stations the consequences of this could be very drastic. just touching on a bit more on the people who were in not crowd back today but this crowd this in

from facial expressions to fiscal intentions. this image of the bank of japan governor has been assigned out one hundred percent happiness racing but what exactly that says about his next policy decision remains unclear after all looks can be deceiving. we're going to switch gears now allegations of rape and sexual assault against film director harvey weinstein has led to women across the world opening up on social media they want to make it clear that sexual harassment is not just limited to hollywood it's an everyday occurrence in the workplace. women power in berlin the ada lovelace conference office women in i.t. the opportunity to link up and manages founders and programmers are in attendance there aim to support each other and strengthen female networks the tech world is male dominated women have to be assertive they sometimes witness comments that a downright crass. isn't here and i don't believe that this is a business context and in such a context it's ok to make jokes but they shouldn't cross the line but we must keep f

the bakery owner was being asked to do something express of twoci engage in expressive conduct. in this circumstance he wasn't unwilling to do business with the same-sex couples. but he didn't want to do is use his expressive talent to make a specialty cake. he would have been happy to sell one off the shelf, but putting his talents to work in a unique way in this case. i think this case is more properly viewed involving heigthing caught compelled speech. there are-the standards when the government tries to compel someone to engage in speech or express themselves against theit own will. it's about the free speech rig right. the couple say that a ruling in favor of the baker in this case would be what they call a license to discriminate because it would allow people to circumvent antidiscrimination laws. >> host: here's what youro wrote, the case is likely to be hurt by the justices in december and offered the ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide with advocacy for the religious right and free speech. tell us more. >> guest: he's the swing vote co and on the conservative

were surprised they would not express the wheel of 3 million people, expressing the how they want toy. we are never going to enforce all wheel on any government or any country and have left the doors open to negotiations and a peaceful solution. if others are closing the doors are not willing to talk to us peacefully and to reach any solution, then i think they should be the ones to be blamed for the consequences which they are responsible. you have talked passionately already in this interview about the commitment and the sacrifice of the peshmerga, a key pa rt the sacrifice of the peshmerga, a key part against the group that calls itself islamic state. how do you think the fight against that organisation is going? peshmerga have been in the forefront of defeating isis while the rest of the world were praising peshmerga it was iraqi government that objected to providing the heavy equipment to the peshmerga to win this war against ice is much quicker and it was at a time when we needed financial support, when we were finding a comment enemy, while we were also hosting 1.8 million. we

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it was said that this polling station and so forth and the coachman continue to these people are expressing their support for this bill because they say that there are ready to defend their democratic rights but we do know according to news agency athey that catalan police have close more than fifteen palling stations and are rating them just two blocks away from here a school building was just raided we've got people from that school coming here to try to continue their vote now we've got one person here that i just a match and he can show us what happened police pushed him outside and police turned down his shirt and pushed him out of the school really using force and he's not the only one people coming here to this square close to the school building are saying that police is using force violently pushing people out shutting down the polling station and saying that this was promise so they will not see the lads. people vote this sunday now we've stayed here for a couple of hours talking to people that are right here in the middle of the night trying to protect this building they are dete

express --e to this i would like to express special gratitude to the director for cooperating with the foreign minister. over the years of your work, this forum has become an important platform for the discussion on nonproliferation for representatives, leaders, and all those who deal with such important aspects of nonproliferation, anti-development and arms control. in june we will be marking the signing, the anniversary of the signing of the nonproliferation treaty, the npt, which is the of thert nonproliferation regime. thewe have to say that treaty that has laid down the foundations of nonproliferation is now challenged quite a lot, and it is to a large extent related to the fact that many countries are challenging the norms and values and the successes that have become the result of our collective efforts. we are worried that unfortunately, the conference, as we come to the conference in 2020, we must have all the results we want, and the results telle conference in 2015 us quite a lot. the position of russia is well known. we don't want to join the -- and theyons, believe that th

so if you want to express an issue. or some want to be. captured like. this is like the korean people. i'm interested always in the why. aren't there. it is all t. international thanks for joining us iran has reiterated that it is complying with the nuclear deal that donald trump is threatening to. russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov weighed in stressing that international security would be threatened if the u.s. scrapped the agreement and that the north korea crisis could worsen. but you've missed the point is clear that the failure of the way iran deal one of the five plus one members especially one of its most active members is essentially the leader of the group would be an alarming signal to the architecture of international security including the settlement of the nuclear issue on the korean peninsula if you want to negotiate with kim jong un and your goal is to avoid war and try to be able to have a diplomatic resolution the worst thing you can do is first threaten to destroy his country in the united nations and secondly screw around with the

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we have not declared independence right after the referendum, we havejust expressed our desire..., i think it's important... (crosstalk). let me be clear about this because a lot of people listening won't know what the question was. it says, "do you want the kurdistan region and the kurdistani areas outside the region's administration to become an independent state?" there is nothing about seeking a mandate to negotiate with baghdad — there's just a "yes" or "no". people voted in significant numbers "yes" — that is a direct challenge to the future of iraq as a country and, furthermore, by your use of language, talking about the areas outside the region's administration, it is not surprising, is it, that in tehran and in ankara they are worried that the implication is you want their kurds too. first of all, this is an iraqi issues and i do not think that the iraqi neighbours should intervene and, in fact, the international community should not allow the intervention of the neighbouring countries in internal affairs of a country. the other point that you mentioned, yes, people have

intellectual and artistic expression are stifled. and growing corruption reaches all levels of society. the soviet people respond with the public displays of cynicism, but they almost never openly challenge the authority of the leadership. the soviet regime does not hesitate to enforce its role through the violent suppression of individual liberty, but it prefers to use less onerous methods of control like various propaganda techniques. the use of propaganda from the cradle to the grave helps except -- helps ensure the passive acceptance of its people. the soviet regime the sum in its propaganda through a vast network, operating under the supervision of the parties central committee. this propaganda network encompasses over 4000 newspapers, a large book publishing empire, a nationwide radio and television system, and an incessant stream of public lectures. for example, about 15 million lectures are given each year by the knowledge society, a major component of the propaganda network. the regime also works through mass public organiza

sued to express their defence of the right to decide.ued to express their defence of the right to decide. or to allow for debate about the issue to take place. 16 public people had to go to declare and they did not even know what they were therefore to begin with. many politicians have also been accused of sedition. which carries, can carry long prison sentences. this has been the response of the spanish state against catalan demands. we have a lwa ys against catalan demands. we have always expressed are will any specific way and always based on our majority in the parliament, elected by people. we ask to have the freedom to decide. there is no institution in the spanish state which is open to talk, really talk and have some dialogue about this. last week the speech confirmed our worst fears. now i want to address spanish citizens in spanish. i want to tra nsfer spanish citizens in spanish. i want to transfer a message of serenity and respect. the will of dialogue has always been our priority. i'm aware that some of the information that

in other countries religion is much more part of everyday life and it's also expressed in music. are you. michael patrick kelly meanwhile is very outspoken about his face the irish american singer's twenty seventeen album ideal shot into the german top ten he currently lives in the very end when. i. he used to perform with the famous kelly family as a kid then one day he'd had enough. in two thousand and four he withdrew from the limelight and lived as a monk in a french ministry for six years there he drew inspiration from the bible hundred songs in latin hebrew and. he released them in twenty sixteen on a spiritual pop music album titled which is hebrew for spirit. is a lot. people out there. have a spiritual dimension to their music but we don't go very public about it i just want express a chapter in my life through an art form. but what's unique about michael patrick kelly's album is that he produced it without the support of a major label even so made it into germany's top twenty. kelly has enjoyed success with both secular and religious pop music. the band t.v. leg is all

the bakery owner here was being asked to do something expressive, to engage in expressive conduct. the cake baker in this circumstance was not unwilling in any respect to do business with same-sex couples. what he didn't want to do was to use his expressive talents to make a specialty cake in this circumstance and would have been happy to sell one off the shelf and wasn't inclined to participate in the wedding by putting his expressive talents to work in a unique way in this case. in that respect i think this case is more properly viewed of something involving compelled speech. there are, as you know, heightened standards that apply when the government is trying to compel someone to engage in speech or express themselves against their own will. >> among the other cases you mentioned is the whitford case on gerrymandering and the court had these cases before and never resolved them and is trying to consider once again there there -- whether there are constitutional limits and if there is on partnership and redistricting is too much and how to draw those. what are your thoughts? i kn

the club would like to express it solidarity with all citizens who on sunday defended democracy most cherished possession and also we express our support to the eight hundred ninety three people who were victims of aggression we wish them a quick recovery and long live boss and long live catalonia user that we. will continue to monitor their story for you now but we move on to our other top story to the u.s. gunned down where while enjoying their favorite music fifty nine people are dead and hundreds injured in a horrific attack on a country music festival in las vegas the man who murdered them open fired from inside the highrise mandalay bay hotel spraying hundreds of bullets into the crowd of concert goers on the other side of the las vegas strip then took his own life all the shooting has a renewed the debate over gun control in the u.s. and las vegas locals and survivors are rallying together to comfort each other. the grief and horror of a city in shock a quiet candlelight vigil replacing the customer glitz of the last vegas strip tales of heroic bravery emerging from the west m

images can be used for not to express the truth but to express political understanding of the situation. people giving these images to media or media utilizing images with this regard not to reflect reality but political position towards a problem. it's been very clear. we have the obligation and we need to go and to see what is the reality it's not acceptable. used to say things that are not true. all over the world. if they reflect the truth they are credible. the government and the credibility. >> how do we get there? how do we get to the spanish government using this force that you call legitimate. how do we get to situation of october 1st? what are the different stops and options? >> i mean october 1st is not the beginning of this story. september 6th, the original not taking into consideration the opposition at all. it's well known. they approve some loss. against the institution and which had no consideration of most and democratic way you can imagine the decision of opposition even not listening to that. the rebellion of the spain based on these grievances that they claim they a

the bakery owner here was being asked to do something expressive, to engage in expressive conduct that the cake bake anywhere this circumstance was not unwilling in any respect to do business with same sex couples. what he didn't want to do was to use his expressive talents to make a specialty cake in this circumstance. he would have been happy to ell one off the shelf. wasn't inclined to participate wedding by putting his talents to work in a unique case. so in that respect i think this case is more properly viewed as something involving compelled speech. there are, as you know, heightened standards that apply when the government is trying to compel someone to engage in speech or to express themselves against their own will. host: a wedding by putting his compelled speech case ique he says. guest: right. it's about the free speech, at least the lawyers for the baker say it's about his free speech rights. but the lawyers for the gay couple say that a ruling in favor of the baker in this case would be what they call a license to discriminate because it would allow people to rcumvent ant

donald, you say american express is your top pick in this space. >> yeah, we do you know, you guys hit on an important point. obviously, you know, the market likes visa and mastercard. they are good spectacular trends but we think american express is the one to own right now if you look back, they have gone through essentially a perfect storm over the last year or two, and we think they have regained momentum here. you have 2018 earnings growth going from essentially flat over the last few years up to the 10% to 11% range look, where we could be wrong on this is on bank competition. if you look at chase and these other banks, they are going aggressively into the card business, but that's been going on since 2011, and so we think that theme has peaked from a stock perspective, so we do look for a good quarter next week when they report, we think revenues could come in a little higher than expected and that's our general view at the moment. >> i'm not trying to make it an either/or thing when it comes to visa or mastercard, it seems as though the investors on my desk today have made it t

trauma and this is one way to make them express what's happening to them so we used our therapy in the syrian american medical society and other n.g.o.s to treat children with psychological trauma among other things so here is someone who says that picture really struck them this is a marine selima doctor on twitter who wrote pick drawn by a refugee child absolutely tragic did anyone notice that the child drawn with child was drawn with a smile heartbreaking and i'm just as human here so you can see that this is that that's amazing you know this child drew the children who are dead are smiling and the children who are alive are crying so imagine this trauma to this child that he believes that all children who are alive are crying and they're hurting and their children who are dead are in better place and this is the l.t.a. in syria because it's not only that you are in the refugee camp but inside syria you are day after day you are exposed to extreme level of trauma and violence and you have to deal with it and sometimes with very limited support by the community because of the stigma

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the bakery owner here was being asked to do something expressive, to engage in expressive conduct that the cake bake anywhere this circumstance was not unwilling in any respect to do business with same sex couples. what he didn't want to do was to use his expressive talents to make a specialty cake in this circumstance. he would have been happy to ell one off the shelf. wasn't inclined to participate wedding by putting his talents to work in a unique case. so in that respect i think this case is more properly viewed as something involving compelled speech. there are, as you know, heightened standards that apply when the government is trying to compel someone to engage in speech or to express themselves against their own will. host: a wedding by putting his compelled speech case ique he says. guest: right. it's about the free speech, at least the lawyers for the baker say it's about his free speech rights. but the lawyers for the gay couple say that a ruling in favor of the baker in this case would be what they call a license to discriminate because it would allow people to rcumvent ant

reporting after -- if you back to a year and a half ago, american express, almost cut in half. down about 40% over the course of almost a year huge bounce, chopped around, and revived again and it's had a good comeback year i don't think the story are similar, but it's an interesting pat person. >> very interesting. >> thanks mike, see you next hour >>> so the dow could close above 23,000 for the first time ever today, but treasure secretary mnuchin is sending a warning, he says failure to pass tax reform could derail this rally. here's what he had to say during a politico podcast >> there is no question that the rally and the stock market has based into it reasonably high expectations of us getting tax cuts and tax reform done it also has based into it optimism on regulatory relief, which they've begunto see and there's expectations so, i think to the extent we get the tax deal done, the stock market will go up higher, but there's no question in my mind if we don't get it done, you're going to see a reversal of the signature amount of these gains. >> is he right and what might

american express, 23 or so if you look at the chart, it's mountains, it's peaks, it's valleys. millennials don't like this product. this is more expensive there is going to be a problem the irony is there's a problem with millennials with costco and with american express. >> i have a question this may be a basic question should we compare american express more to the likes of a discover financial, in terms of being credit card issuers as opposed to payment processors? >> i think so. i think so >> and so should we be worried about increased delinquencies? they are are historically low, but the banks reported their most recent earnings, they're putting aside more money for potential losses on the credit card side. >> i'm less concerned about that than their not being a digital platform in the same way that they'll be competing with a paypal or someone like that. the consumer side, the delinquencies is something that frankly, so far it's much more difficult environment, they've proven not to be vulnerable to >> provision for losses, $769 million. the street was looking for less th

when i ask questions, it's narrow, express advocacy. mr. dickerson, i appreciate that. now i would like to recognize the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and i want the take a special moment just to thank you and to thank ranking member kelly for holding this hearing. this is incredibly important. i want to thank the panel members as well. and although ranking member kelly mentioned that it's only been a month since facebook came out and said, yes, the russians did purchase $100,000 on facebook to influence the election, it has been a very long time since members of congress have been asking to have an investigation on the interference of a foreign government -- in this case russia -- with our democratic elections. it goes back a long way. and this is the first time, mr. chairman, you are the first, you are the first to hold a public hearing on the hacking of our election. and i want to thank you for that. i mean, we go all the way back to september 2015 when the fbi actually contacted the

freedom of expression, versus freedom from the hurt caused by other people's expression.an experience. a social setting that is comfortable for myself, not only for the one beside me. once you get a few trigger warnings, lecturers will stop presenting... anything that is controversial. identity politics plays a big role on campuses across the country, so tonight we look at one important effect: how students are setting new standards in what is unacceptable to say. is it a new kind liberal authoritarianism, or just plain decency towards fellow citizens? also tonight... we've met up with the president of the european parliament, and we'll be hearing why he thinks the brexit talks are panning out so tough. also tonight who planted the car bomb that killed daphne caruana galizia? tonight we're in malta, which is reeling after the assassination of the country's most fearless journalist. people are in shock and they want answers. we'll be trying to get some answers from malta's deputy prime minister. and we have viewsnight. hello. people have long argued about the boundaries of

putin has clearly expressed russia's position. the negative affect on national stability is furthered by other factors. space can become a space for international confrontation, military confrontation. this needs to be prevented and russian, chinese progress on nuclear weapons in space. the nonproliferation regime is the responsibility of all the world as well as russia when they want to propose an agenda toward the regime and we are able to work toward anyone who wants to make the international peace and the purity more stabl stable. i am ready to answer your questions. thank you. [applause] >> we have a chance to ask three questions. first of all i will give opportunity to our form friends to ask the questions. >> thank you. you have sent a very experienced ambassador to washington who has a lot of experience in negotiating arms control with the united states. i was wondering what you have proposed to him to reach out the arms-control dialogue with the united states. at the moment, we have a breakdown in this vital important rel

intentions so certainly something that is not being too nice to people who have chosen to come and express their opinion on our network and here is why the report decided to really look into all this the pit this of this list is to identify individuals who either underwent a political agenda or indeed explicit support of it and instead names and credibility. and proxy agents of the kremlin is pretty clear we need to start to know the most famous neal and. what. all we need to be ashamed about a missing one the two things what have i done what have you done what have we done wrong well apart from looking at all of our guests of course this wouldn't be a proper think tank report if we didn't actually try to get our tea itself it does say that the goal is to look at the history agenda the evidence of. of the channel that they describe as quote pushing pro kremlin agenda or under the guise of free speech and alternative journalism now not only does this report claim to be debunking certain what it calls myths about the channel such as being a reliable news source saying that it's not harmful a

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all you have a double standard in freedom of expression whilst found out four thousand. in other strand out for. you condemn it when they shut down cambodia daily but you stay silent when a member states starts playing with freedom of expression. private websites if they start arresting jewelries how can you say this is cause additional that we don't have anything to say i mean this is freedom of expression anything else that we're going to help you with today. well you can see the spokes person squirming there and there is a sense that collectively european leaders are squirming over this crisis as well there's a degree of discomfort is seems that few have come out and condemn the violence the belgian prime minister the slovenian one but critics say that overall the response has been much milder than say it would have been if this crisis was unfolding in a new european member states say hungry or somewhere like vogue area now in terms of the media reaction sky news has drawn a bit of attention to itself for a tweet that many people have said was inappropriate i think yo

new express lanes will run from walnut creek to san ramon...nyone willing to pay will be able to use them. kron 4's camila bernal has what you need to know. driving from san ramon to san francisco can sometimes take about two hours 15: 37 i can't stand being in my car four hours a day sometimeskristina calvert makes the drive daily in her opinion, the afternoon commute is the worst 14:49 it starts at like 2:30 or 3 and it last until 7to alleviate the congestion, the metropolitan transportation division will open an express lane in each direction of 680-available for anyone who has a fastrack.1:51 as the drivers move in to the express lane that should free up more space in the adjacent mixed flow lanescarpoolers, buses, motorcycles and clean air vehicles will be able to use the express lanes for free if they have a fastrackflex, solo drivers will have to pay a toll 3:12 there's a minimum price of 50 cents for each zone so at the time of lowest demand say 5am anybody traveling through the entire corridor would be paying 1 dollar but as the conges

you say this is a cause additional that we don't have anything to say i mean this is presumably expression anything else that we're going to help you with today where you can see the spokes person squirming there and there is a sense that collectively european leaders are squirming over this crisis as well there's a degree of discomfort is seems a few have come out and condemn the violence the belgian prime minister the slovenian one but critics say that over rule the response has been much milder than say it would have been if this crisis was unfolding in a new european member states a hungry or somewhere like vogue area now in terms of the media reaction sky news has drawn a bit of attention to itself a for a tweet that many people. have said it was inappropriate you can see it up on your screens now it said the people of catalonia are finding out what happens when and the legal referendum is held the tweet was deleted soon after it was put up but not before quite a few people managed to screengrab it and express a lot of anger about it as well people online have accused the news outlet

with the new project there are 75 new express lanes, 75 miles of new express lane in the region, and you can see there's the sign that indicates still under construction, going to be reopening again as i mentioned opening this monday morning at 5:00. the mtc plans to open new hot lanes with, that's what they're all called. the toll lanes. the hot lanes between oakland and santa clara county on 880. they hope to have those installed by 2018. northbound and southbound 680, opening 5:00 monday morning. reporting live here in, i think we're on walnut creek, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> we know your driver has hands on the wheels. we're good to see you looking this way, bob. nd thanks, bob. >>> look at this video right here of a boat on fire, this is fire offleandro bay. now this is on the alameda and oakland border. ble cfire broke out around 12:45 a.m. no one was on board calling they are boat abandoned. the coast guard is gating, no word on a cause. >>> live pictures from los angeles. for what you're looking at right now is a daca rally. today is the deadline for about 154,000 dre

the thing about free expression is when you allow free expression, you allow free expression. that means you allow people to say things you don't like and go against your core believes. it's not just content, it's ads. because when you're thinking about political speech, ads are really important. it is a super interesting week to thinkihink about this becaust happened with marsha blackburn on twitter. >> did twitter make a mistake? >> twitter took down the ad and put it back up. so there are some specific about these ads like baby body parts that let's leave aside. marsha runs an ad. she ran an ad, which is launching her campaign for senate. in that ad, there's a lot of positions that people don't like. that i don't like. i'm a staunch supporter of planned parenthood. planned parenthood is not sell issing baby body parts. but the question is should divisive political issue ads run. >> it sounds like you would be fine with it. >> our answer is yes. when you cut off speech for one person, you cut off speech for all people. and the content is really important. so are the ads. twi

images can be, can be used for not to express the truth, but to express political understanding of a situation. by the people who give these images to the media or by the media using images with this regard not to reflect the reality, but a political position towards a problem. and a very journalist and responsible for -- has been really clear regarding the situation in catalonia. he said we have the obligation and we need to go and to see what is the reality and it is not that simple, that journalists are pressed by some type of people trying to used to say things that are not true. so, first, violence not acceptable. legitimate force all over the world, and the images should reflect the truth. and if they reflect the truth, they are credible. if they do not reflect the truth and they use it for other purposes, they are not credible, damaging, the media damaging the catalonian people, damaging the government and credibility of something as important of the media for getting the democracy in the best and the way. >> how do we get to that? how do we get the spanish government to get t