well, the governor made his announcement yesterday on facebook live. some people were expecting he would resign. he obviously did not. even though he did say that he would not seek re-election, and was stepping down as head of his political party, that isn't enough for all the protesters that have gathered here. already thousands have filed into the parking lot here, roberto clemente stadium in san juan, and many more are expected throughout the day. they are expected to shut down san juan's main avenue. some are selling t-shirts right now. this is the rallying cry we've heard really for the past several days urging governor rossello to resign. ma'am, why are you here today?

this video, about 250 people saw it while it was live on facebook. rep. jackson lee: my time is short. do you have a percentage, 50%, 60%? ms. bickert: with the technology, i cannot give a percentage. i can say we are working with governments and others to improve that technology so that we can better recognize. rep. jackson lee: mr. pickles and mr. slater, if you would, ms. bickert raised the question about artificial intelligence. if you would respond about the utilization of ai and individuals as briefly as possible, please. mr. pickles: one of the challenges in christchurch was we did not see the same video uploaded, we saw different snippets. that tookifferent -- different lengths. we are investing in technology to make sure people can't be upload content that has been removed. we are making changes to where people manipulate media, we can move quicker. rep. jackson lee: using human subjects and ai? mr. pickles: it is machine learning, yes. rep. rogers: mr. slater. mr. slater: thank you, congresswoman. it is a combination of machine learning and peop

but he turned up and began to do a facebook live to his many began to do a facebook live to his ma ny many followers. he has up to 1 million followers on facebook at the time. 10,000 were watching at the time. 10,000 were watching at the time. and he confronted aggressively the defendants as they went in. he made a series of comments about muslim men who in his view were linked to sexual grooming of women ina linked to sexual grooming of women in a series of scandals across the country. as the video wore on, more concern was raised about what he was doing and he was eventually arrested at the scene and job the same afternoon. the court of appeal initially overturned thatjailing, saying it had been rushed, leading toa saying it had been rushed, leading to a rehearing of the entire case over two days this week, and an hour ago one of the most seniorjudges in the country ruled that he was indeed in contempt of court, a series interference of justice, in contempt of court, a series interference ofjustice, she said. i think he might be talking in a second. we can't quite seem at the moment

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himself however took his time this past wednesday 12 days after the protests began he took to facebook liveannounce his resignation of the us we're told that there this thing you tell him see in the saloon ritual and leave it there but if you or you see him talking and get up as you see him represent don't know if you could but but i can actually talk i'm so the dude and without the work of a group of journalists at the c.p.i. i would almost certainly still be in the job ok thanks larry. here at the listening post we've sometimes wondered how many of our online viewers are watching us over a v.p.n. how many of you are discussing your location changing it from beijing to boston from riyadh to reykjavik to cover your tracks virtual private networks have been around for more than 2 decades now and they were not originally developed to circumvent surveillance and censorship they were too for corporations and governments to connect their offices in different countries to make it easier for people to work together but as the monitoring and control of the web have grown a market has emerged and ex

demanding ricard rossello's resignation amid controversial leaked text messages he announced on facebook live last night that he will step down as head of the party and that he will finish his term as governor the islanders are not satisfied, pledging to drive him out of office >>> after a sweltering weekend, wall street is back in business and facing some troublin geopolitical issues that are weighing on investors. >> good morning, marlie. wall street is set torning the dow and nasdaq breaking a two-week winning streak on they bet on whether the cuts interest rates later this week housing and durable goods and gdp. several heavy hitters reporting including amazon and google's alphabet rising tensions in the middle east after iran seized an oil tanker over the weekend. seizing an iranian ship over the month. and raising concerns about potential supply disruptions in the streets of hormuz. >>> a consumer alert is just ahead and we'll tell you why a popular sauce is being recalled. >>> you're watching "early today. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two o

quit thousas demanding his resignation amid controversial leaked text messages, he announced on facebook live last night that he will step down as the head of hiy s partd that he will finish his term as governor but the islanders are not satisfied, pledging to drive him out of office. >> newly released video shows the moment a calornia home exploded the blast was captured on a doorbell camera on the home next door officials say utility crews were preparing a gas line when the explosion happened a utility worker was killed and 15 otherwere injured the gas company says the contractor did not mark the gas line prior to digging on the property, which is requid by law. >> firefighters in china say they had tsco re a 5-year-old girl after she slipped out a window and got stuck between a guardrail. ofcials say when first responders arrived, the girl was dangling by her head outside of a 5th floor window they believe she was hanging for about ten minutes before firefighters got to the the rescue team worked in groups to free the child. one group was inside the apartment while the other was tside of t

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tommy robinson, has denied nearly derailing the trial of a sexual grooming gang by broadcasting on facebook liveefendants. mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, is accused of committing contempt of court, charges he denies. he told the high court that he took steps to stay within the law. the hearing continues. brexit party mep ann widdecombe has compared the uk's departure from the eu to the emancipation of slaves. but critics have branded her remarks, which she made in herfirst speech at the european parliament, as disgusting and offensive. a student paramedic has died after a collision between an ambulance and a car in burton—on—trent in staffordshire. 31—year—old tammy marshall was airlifted to hospital in birmingham yesterday evening but died from her injuries. a firearms officer has described to an inquest how he shot dead one of the ringleaders of the london bridge attacks because he feared the attacker would stab and kill him, or detonate an explosive device. eight people died when three men drove a van into pedestrians on london bridge before launching a knife attack in

images of the weapons he was going to use, he posted his plans in an online forum and switched on a facebook liveh attack was foreshadowed online, but it was missed by the security forces. brenton tarrant was allegedly acting alone, but he was connected to an international ideology, one which inhabits the darker reaches of the internet, a place for authorities, we've discovered, have not been watching. tarrant has appeared in court and has denied the charges. he lived much of his life online, but he also travelled to dozens of countries, particularly in europe. one of the places brenton tarrant came to was austria, and his extensive travel and his online activity shows just how international and interconnected the far right has become. he also made a significant financial donation to one of the leading figures in the new far right here in vienna. martin sellner is a far right activist who claims white europeans are at risk of what he calls replacement. that too was brenton tarrant‘s belief. sellner insists he does not support violence, but he is unapologetic about receiving support from someone w

himself however took his time this past wednesday 12 days after the protests began he took to facebook liveo announce his resignation of the us which look at this and he's going to see in the saloon ritual and even though the press you know you seem to be wanting it up as you see him represent don't know if you could but but i can actually talk i'm so the dude and without the work of a group of journalists at the c.p.i. i would almost certainly still be in the job ok thanks will. here at the listening post we've sometimes wondered how many of our online viewers are watching us over a v.p.n. how many of you are the skies in your location changing it from beijing to boston from riyadh to reykjavik to cover your tracks virtual private networks have been around for more than 2 decades now and they were not originally developed to circumvent surveillance and censorship they were too for corporations and governments to connect their offices in different countries to make it easier for people to work together but as the monitoring and control of the web have grown a market has emerged and expanded

late tonight he went on facebook live to make this major announcement. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> this comes amid mass protests after offensive text messages leaked to the press. he did thank the people of puerto rico for allowing thhim serve him. rossello discussed his biggest plishtsz as governor including his response to hurricanes irma nd mari wda vas will become the new governor. >>>'s also tonight, jeffrey epstein, the wealthy manhattan financier accused of sex crimes, was found injured inside of his new york jail cell. sources close to the investigation say epstein was semi-conscious and in the fetal position. they add that he had marks on his neck. now, right now it is not clear if he was attacked in jail or tried to hurt himself. epstein is awaiting trial for conspiracy and sex trafficking. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, looking for uni. the five-month-old french bulldog taken from a dog walker's car in west oakland in a flash. tonight her owners want her back. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us live in oakland with more on where are people looking for uni? >> reporter:

after several days of silence, mr rossello made his announcement via a live facebook sream. via a liveou, led by the deepest respect for democracy. a significant sector of the population has been protesting for days. i am aware of the dissatisfaction and uneasiness that you feel. your right to express yourself will always be safeguarded by our constitution. to each puerto rican, i have heard you and i hear you today. i have made mistakes and i have apologised. laura rexach is a radio broadcaster who has been out protesting on the streets of san juan for the past week. she explains what sparked the peoples' reactions. well, it's notjust the homophobic and misogynistic content, it's the fact that they were also making fun of cadavers that were literally piling up in shipping containers at forensic sciences of people who died during hurricanes irma and maria. these are deaths that have not yet been publicly or officially acknowledged by the government. so to have people inside of this chat, which included not just administration officials, but people outside of the administration, making

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the gunman livestreamed the first attack on facebook live. so my question to you, ms. bickert, is, can you today assure the committee that there will never be another attack of this nature that will be streamed as it is happening over facebook live? you mentioned 30,300. and so, i hope they may contribute to your answer. i yield to you for your answer. ms. bickert: congresswoman, thank you. the video was appalling. the attack of course is an unspeakable tragedy. and we want to make sure we are doing everything to make sure it does not happen again and it is not livestreamed again. one of the things we have done is we have changed access to facebook live, so that people who have a serious content policy violation are restricted from using it. so the person who livestreamed the new zealand attack -- rep. jackson lee: what is that likelihood of you being able to commit that that will not half and again, in terms of the new structures you have put in place? ms. bickert: well, the technology we are working to develop, the technology is not perfect. artificial intelligence i

heard that during the case in may last year he confronted defendants outside leeds crown court on facebook live the disappearance of an estate agent back now to the race for the tory party leadership. this week the ballot papers are due to be sent out to party members, who will choose between boris johnson and jeremy hunt. well, today and tomorrow we'll be taking a closer look at both men, starting with the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt. 0ur political correspondent iain watson looks at who he is, where he's come from, and what he stands for. he's been an mp for 1h years, a government ministerfor nine, but number ten is where jeremy hunt wants to be. and now only borisjohnson stands in his way. i'm saying i am trustworthy, and i do believe that i can be trusted. but to trust someone, you need to know a little more about them. jeremy hunt first got involved in conservative politics when he was at oxford. before becoming an mp, he started a public relations agency, then a publishing company, and he's keen to brandish his business credentials. as an entrepreneur, and i'm an entrepreneur, an entrep

tommy robson has denied nearly delaying the trial of a sexual grooming going by broadcasting on facebook liveharges he denies. he said he took steps to stay within the law. the hearing continues. the former conservative minister and brexit party mep ann widdecombe has been criticised for comparing the uk's departure from the eu to the emancipation of slaves. she made the comments during her first speech in the european parliament. critics branded the remarks "disgusting" and "offensive". a student paramedic has died after a collision between an ambulance and a car in burton—on—trent in staffordshire. the 31—year—old woman was airlifted to hospital in birmingham yesterday evening but died from her injuries. the police watchdog for england and wales has warned that public safety could be put at risk unless there are urgent and far—reaching reforms to the service. in his annual report, the chief inspector of constabulary, sir tom winsor, said forces were straining under significant pressure, trying to meet demand with weakened resources, and the 43 forces needed to work more closely together and

but it was a 0 has refused to resign despite mounting public pressure on sunday he announced via facebook livethat he will remain in office but not seek a 2nd term to reinforce that position during a fox news interview on monday. my effort and my commitment is to follow through on some of the efforts that i've established for the people of puerto rico that includes establishing again a plan that i've already circulated with members within the white house so that we can battle this corruption where his continued refusal to resign has fueled the biggest protests to hit the island in years hundreds of thousands of people blocked one of san juans major highways among them pop star ricky martin a subject of the home of purple remarks here's what he had to say. since your. country. will be a lot of emotions on the streets and we'll talk about that and today show let me thank you very much for make it so let's get this conversation started with. a political anthropologist she joins us from san juan luna c.m. wayne goss is an artist and l g b t q activist she is in puerto rico and zola boy is a senato

we have posted his entire facebook live video on our website. you can find it ktvu.com. >>> trump is walking back criticism of the send her back chant at a campaign rally. the talk about chance happened this week at a north carolina rally. on wednesday facing criticism the president said he felt badly about the chance. today the president tweeted he wasn't particularly happy about the chanting. he called people at the rally incredible patriots. >>> earlier today east bay congresswoman barbara lee here are her thoughts. >> reporter: these are racist comments. his behavior is racist. he is a racist. what is important is to understand his agenda is an agenda that is embraced by white nationalists and whites the premise. that is very dangerous and he is doing this course we know to cater to his following in his base. in the meantime what he is doing is putting members of congress women everyone people of color in danger. >>> the congresswoman said some of her republican colleagues are quietly told her they think the president's comments are wrong. s

testifying to their fellow americans just what was being done in their name, transmitter get through facebook live or instagram or other social media channels. members of the media and the press, not the enemy of the people but the best defense against tyranny, broadcasting these images out so the rest of america knows what is happening. i guarantee you it is the only way we will force the kind of change we're going to see. imagine my kids, imagine your kids, years down the road, knowing just what was happening here in america in 2019. they are going to want some answers from all of us. how did we account for our behavior, our action or inaction in the face of this injustice? the fact that seven children have died over the last year in u.s. customs and border protection custody -- that is on all of us in this great democracy. with this great democracy springing into action, people showing up, standing up to be wanted in this remote stretch of the chihuahuan desert, not easy to get to from ames, iowa, or any other part of the country. in conclusion, let me tell you what it reminds me of on this inc

. >> a lot of people on facebook live are asking about road closures. anything you know about? >> i'm not going to be able to addre address road closures right now. we have heard of a couple of big cracks and we are working on those. >> i apologize. i know everyone here is really busy. one pitch on how the situation is going on right now. >> okay. i'll get to that. >> one question. we are going to get you road. how are you going to weigh this to the public [ inaudible ] >> we are concerned about the after shocks. we have been told there have been a couple of after shocks. so if there are any other questions with regard to the incidents that taken place in ridgecrest? >> regarding dams. are you concerned about lake isabella there? >> yes. we are always concerned, thoughts are elevated whenever we have an earthquake. we've reached out to the area and they are assessing the dam now. they are actively working there as they are taking care of the situation there. as of now, we don't know. >> anything about the phone line and information about that? >> the phones and radios is all ok

as crews patched the cracks, i was nearby on facebook live showcasing their work when a 4.4 aftershock moving. it's moving. it's moving. >> things are starting to move up in the town that was in the dark for nearly eight hours and nearly 50 structures were damaged and now power has been restored. the only challenge is no running water. >> everything was moving and the walls were moving and everything. neefr seen something like that. >> clean up is under way at this market for the second time in three days. >> i know how much this store means to my dad. i knew it had a profound impact on him and that got me devastated. >> out of townamembe sestelp stt, t hanreetter he does not have earthquake insurance. as you can imagine, he is taking quite the hit financially from the damage he experienced over the last couple of days. he is relying on his faith just to get him through the hard times. in ridgecrest, abc 7 news. >> celebrity chef sent his team to ridgecrest for earthquake victims staying in shelters. organizers with the group say they were close to 400 people in shelters. the group pro

they said yesterday's facebook live was a provocation and insult. take a listen. >> this is not just about a political party and why i'm here today. i wasn't going to come. when i heard that message i said no, i'm coming with her family. it was like an insult. >> we know that it was an insult of our intelligence. we didn't need to hear that. we need to hear i am out. that's it. >> it's all really started last saturday when 889 pages of text messages came out showing him speaking to 12 aides where he was not only insulting hurricane maria victims together in the group but making homophobic comments. you add that with the fact two weeks ago two of his main deputies, the secretary of education and the head of the health insurance program were arrested by the f.b.i. for getting millions of dollars in the wrong hands. pressure from the mainland. presidential candidates are spaoeng out from joe biden, who is calling the comments shameful by rossello and others like gabbard who has shown up with the island with the protestors. you can see the protestors ar

as crews patched the crack, i was nearby on facebook live showcasing their work, that's when a 4.4 magnitudeshock rattled the ground. >> oh, my gosh. it's moving. it's moving. it's moving. >> things are starting to move up in trona. the small town in the dark for nearly eight hours and nearly 50 struck yours were damaged by the quake. now power has been restored, the only challenge is no running water. >> it was hectic. everything was moving. the walls were moving. never seen something like that. >> back in ridgecrest cleanup efforts under way in the market for the second time in three days. >> i know how much the store means to my dad. i knew it had such a profound impact on him. that got me devastated. >> however, out of town family members are stepping in to help. >> drive here, try to help. it's going to be very difficult to start. but some -- two hands better than one hand. >> unfortunately the owner says he does not have earthquake insurance. as you can imagine, he's taking quite the hit financially from all the damage he's experienced over the last couple of days. he does say, though,

earlier this week, an employee took to facebook live to announce her intention to run or mayor against current mayor t eugene gran but when she got to work yesterday, she was escorted off the prerty. riley says an ema was sent to all city employees telling them that she was not allowed in government budings, including the city's police departme s wheree was an assistant. >> i alrdy knew that i was going to receive backlash for my announcement. i was humiliated and treated like a criminal being escorted to my car. i'm a resident here. >> the current mayor eugene grant is on his fourth term. he told news4 he can't comment on riley's case because it's a personnel matter. riley is not sure if she wants to get her job back. butis she definitely planning to run for mayor and is not deterred by all of this. > maryland is considering a major change to add tolls to i-270 the beltway. >> the state has agreed to conduct a more detailed review of a plan that recommends sending express lanes on virginia's portion of the beltway as well. "news4 today" megan mcgrath is live on the beltway th morning

hace tres años, hicimos este facebook live para agradecerle la ayuda que los televidentes le dieron aandrés: encontré un amigo y me dijo que en la escuela soledad fernández iba a estar el alcalde armando calidonio, de aquí de san pedro. es una buena oportunidad para que tú vayas y busques una oportunidad de trabajo. andrea: andrés fue al evento. andrés: yo no quería ir. tomé el impulso y dije: "si no es hoy, es nunca". así fue como yo obtuve el valor de acercarme al señor alcalde. y después de esto, brindar mis palabras al público. de mi historia, de lo que me había pasado. así encontramos a andrés recientemente, ayudando a otros en una oficina de la municipalidad. a andrés le ofrecieron un empleo como prueba, aunque su desempeño ha sido tan bueno que ahora trabaja de planta en una entidad que ayuda a personas de grupos vulnerables. andrés: no sabía usar una computadora, y aquí mi compañero me ha enseñado de mucho a usarla. andrea: andrés siente que ha encontrado su propósito. andrés: bueno, siempre ha sido mi misión, ayudar a las demás personas. ariana banegas es su supervisora. aria

as crews patched the crack, i was nearby on facebook live showcasing their work, that's when a 4.4 magnitudeshock rattled the ground. >> oh, my gosh. it's moving. it's moving. it's moving. >> things are starting to move up in trona. the small town in the dark for nearly eight hours and nearly 50 structures were damaged by the quake. now power has been restored, the only challenge is no running water. >> it was hectic. everything was moving. the walls were moving. everything. never seen something like that. >> back in ridgecrest cleanup efforts under way in the market for the second time in three days. >> i know how much the store means to my dad. i knew it had such a profound impact on him. that got me devastated. >> however, out of town family members are stepping in to help. >> drive here, try to help. it's going to be very difficult to start. but some -- two hands better than one hand. >> unfortunately the owner says he does not have earthquake insurance. as you can imagine, he's taking quite the hit financially from all the damage he's experienced over. he does say, though, he is relying

he spoke on facebook live and he said i will not seek reelection.sident, he chose not to resign and that really added to the fire and make people angry before the movement take a lesson. >> i think the most upsetting thing is that he thinks he can get away with anything that he can do whatever the hell he wants. basically starting to make fools out of puerto ricans and we've had enough. >> ricky martin, they were all here today. big puerto rican singers on top of the highway shutting things down. people tell us that he does not resign now, things are only going to get worse and maybe even not resort to violence. any net percent of these protests have been peaceful. >> julie: bryan llenas, thank you. health officials and costa rica issuing a national alert after edley's 19 people died from apparently drinking tainted alcohol. they say it was mixed with toxic levels of a chemical used in antifreeze and complicated 30,000 bottles of liquor. laura ingle is following this. >> this all started in early june and unlike the situation in the dominican republ

. >> yesterday ied decidto go on facebook live and announce my candidacy for the mayor of seat pleasant. >> chiquita riley worked for the city of seat pleasant for could two years until this morning. she announced shes gng to run for mayor against the current mayor of seat pleasant. when shooi she got to work this morning. >> i was humiliated and treated like a criminal. escorted to my car. >> she said an email was sent toal employees, saying that she wasn't allowed in any building. >> i knew i was going to receive backlash for my anunesment. >> mayor eugene grant has been mayor since 2004 and is on his fourth term in 2014 he made headlines after he set a tent up onhe front lawn of city hall claiming the city council had kicked him out of office. the city has responded to raony's allegatis with a statement saying in part she's been under investigation for the last few days it reads an administrative investigatioinwas tiated by the city of seat pleasant government for an employee that was temporarily assigned to the police department. the emphasis of the investigation focused on alleged

he announced in a facebook live video he would not seek re-election.with fox news in an exclusive interview, his first since protests began over the texting scandal. >> i used words that i have a apologized for but i've also taken significant actions in the direction of helping vulnerable sectors in our population and for us to have equal rights and equality. >> reporter: president trump weighing in today with nothing kind to say about puerto rico's leadership. >> he's a terrible governor. the governor's not good. >> reporter: monday was the tenth consecutive day of protests and demonstrators say they will be more later in the week. in san juan, puerto rico, brian yen lissbrianllenas, fox news. lauren: president trump is calling iran's leaders liars. iran announced the arrest of 17 iranian citizens, alleging they were working for the cia in exchange for u.s. visas or jobs in america. iranian officials say some of the 17 have been sentenced to death. president trump dismissing the claims as propaganda. >> i think very importantly, i read a report today

amy: the protest came a day after governor rossello addressed the puerto rican people via facebook livenouncing he would not seek reelection next year and that he would step down from his leadership role as head of the ruling new progressive party. democracy now! correspondent juan carlos davila was in the stres of san juan on monday and led d th reporor >> omomondaythouousas of erto r rans joined the general stri to contueue demdingng t reregnation of governor ricaoo sselello groupsf people assembl i in routes. transited activists, which havbebeen demamandg an a ait of puerto rico'ss debt and repeal of the controversial pro-mesa l c come alalso joined the activitities. >> this strule is noononly t reve ricardo rsello. rossello is thdecoration. need to remove e e grouof .orrect -- corru thieves making fun of people sfefering toto eoy themselves. th c couldot b be rgivenen afternoon, rain pour o over e protesters. however,hahat dinot t st themm from continuing. many of th took cover under a bridge and continued their actitities. >> my name is vian hernandez and i'm hereitith thotheher pu

rossello spoke for the first time after he went out on facebook live yesterday, said he wasn't going but he was not going to seek re-election. he would resign as president of the party. he spoke to our shepherd smith exclusively. this is what he had to say. >> listen i'm not making light of the demonstrations. i'm establishing that we, we have established what we want to do. my contention is that i need to work, beyond politics so we can address some of the long-standing problems of corruption here in puerto rico and fix that problem. reporter: this all really hit a head 10 days ago when 900 pages of text messages from a group chat between rossello and 11 of his aides came out. there was a lot of misogynistic, homophobic language about puerto ricans. also mocking votes about victims of hurricane maria. ricky martin was out there. he is leading group chats. we spoke to a 19-year-old he said, he is quite frankly fed up. >> we've been trying so hard for him to resign. he just doesn't want to accept that he is abusing his power at this point. i fear it will get more violent. it definitel

ndming up at 5:00 we'll do a facebook live aould i love to hear from you guys.e would love to hear whaveyou ha to say. >> all in for the curbside service. >> see you next hour. thanks, susan. let's get back to the weather. big story of the day. >> so, w doug, are done? >> we're done. we're actually done.st the integ thing is we talked about the flash flooding emergency and the warning. had a flash flood watch poed as early as noon. went into effect at 6:00 last night and came out at noon. the weather service knew there was a good chance of seeing the heavy rain, and weere telling you about that for the last cole of days and to get something like this real incredible. see what looks like out towards the potomac river and the potomac river is going to run high. here's the difference here.di we not have the heavy rain totals in towards the mountains. that's what comes down across our area, so we mayget a little bit higher as far as tides go into d.c. and arlington. all the rain happened around the d.c. area and south along the poet marks so if you learn towards the

the second an allegation goes on facebook live, whoever makes it -- i don't care if it's a conservative or liberal or someone in between, it's instantly picked up if it is validating a progressive worldview. instantly picked up. congressman goes on tv. pundits weighing in. this is what trump cause. i think he seemed to be saying go back to the other aisle. now go back to the other aisle is go back to your country. she changed her story. >> a lot of the discussion that we have on this very show are a grievance culture in and of itself, just from the other perspective. we have a culture -- you either have a grievance on this side or that side and at the end of the day, i think of dr. martin luther king's call you can't drive out darkness with darkness. you have to drive it out with light. we have to not attack each other in this way where these confrontations become normal. the police confrontation unacceptable.n, >> laura: the lack of respect that we talked about on the angle tonight, this is not something that happened overnight. we saw what happened during the obama years, before obama

. >> i decided to go on facebook live and announce my candidacy for the mayor of seat pleasant. >> chiquita riley worked for the city of seat pleasant for two years until yesterday. she announced she's going to run for mayor against the current mayor of seat pleasant. when she got to work this morning -- >> i was humiliated and treated like a criminal. being escorted to my car. i'm a resident here. >> she said an email was sent to all city employees, telling th she was not allowed in government buildings, including the police department. where she was an assistant. >> i knew i was going to receive backlash for my announcement. >> t office the mayor is still open. >> in 2014 mayor eugene grant made headlines after he set a tent up on the front lawn of h cityll claiming the city council kicked him out of office. he was re-elected after that. he's on hisourth term. the city responded to rally's allegations with a statement saying she's been under investigation for the last few days, it reads in rt an administrative investigation was nished by the city of seat pleasant government for an employe

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can tell you in old san juan, i watched as people were sort of glued to their phones watching facebook live hoping to hear the governor resign. of course, he did not do that. he is holding on to his power here on the island. next impact will be tomorrow where major protests are expected. they're actually expected to shut down one of the major highways on this island and march as thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people come together to call for his resignation. tomorrow will be a big day. we already know these protesters are getting ready for it. police are getting ready for it. and a lot of eyes are now on the legislature to see if they will call for impeachment. >> okay. leyla santiago in san juan, puerto rico. keep us updated on what's going on there. thank you. >>> now to a cnn exclusive. we've heard a lot about that wave of arrests targeting undocumented immigrants that was threatened by president trump. well, there's no evidence that the raids materialized. at least not yet. our paul vercammen was told everything involving i.c.e. and their arrests and removal operations is r

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reporter: protesters clearly upset that yesterday's message on his facebook live from the governor, heis sticking to his guns. people are unhappy. it could get worse. charles? charles: bryan, thank you very much. great stuff i think it will get worse. thank you very much. >>> china's nasdaq, with each stock up 140%. could this be a cautionary tale for current investors? i will go in depth next. e ♪ charles: i remain bullish on the market. the past few days, two things have happened that conjure up images of the ghost tech bubble. back on march 17th, 2000, it was a party for this company that was the largest tech ipo in european history. that night, they learned the c.o.o. had already sold all her shares to a bank before the company went public. the u.s. market peaked a couple days later. i really believe that was the silent spark to the meltdown back then. last week, we learned the co-founder of wework is selling 700 million of his stock before that company goes public. i consider that a huge red flag at least for the stock, maybe the broad market. then there's this morning, trading st

on sunday, puerto rico's governor ricardo rossello made this announcement on facebook live.s president of the new progressive party. it follows massive protests in the capital san juan. and the governor's annoucement doesn't appear to have quelled them. these were the scenes earlier. almost 100,000 people have been taking to the streets for more than a week now. the protests have sometimes turned violent. people have been chanting "we will kick you out" and "ricky resign". they're angry after a trove of sexist, homophobic and other profane messages between mr rossello and his team were published earlier this month. the group chat was published by the centre for investigative journalism. there are nearly 900 messages. in one chat mr rossello calls the former new york city council speaker melissa mark—viverito a whore. an official alsojoked about the growing pile of dead bodies after hurricane maria. another made vulgar remarks about puerto rican singer ricky martin. mr rossello has apologised but he's refused the step down. president trump was asked about puerto rico today. h

i did a facebook live report and it was really interesting to see all the people that were out just in front of their front yard. gilroy is a very small community down there, and people were just almost experiencing it together. they were all in shock. fact the streets that are marked off right there, the road blocks that were set up, it was such a community effort just to even block off the streets, some of the workers from the gilroy garlic festival were manning these areas, trying to help police, and they were just coming in, law enforcement from agencies from throughout the bay area. there were ambulances, fire, police. the streets were lit up with sirens and all the blaring lights that were going on as well, but it was very frightening as well for people, because there were three helicopters circling overhead, because there were concerns that there was a second suspect. >> right. >> i didn't leave there until very late in the evening but there was a certain eeriness about it and a lot of fear in that community as well. >> did you see a lot of people like you were saying coming tog

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himself however took his time this past wednesday 12 days after the protests began he took to facebook live announce his resignation of the us which would get there this i could tell him see in the school ritual i don't even know it but it's you know you see him talking complete what you get up as you see him represent don't know if you could but but i can actually talk i'm so the dude and without the work of a group of journalists at the c.p.i. i would almost certainly still be in the job ok thanks larry. here at the listening post we've sometimes wondered how many of our online viewers are watching us over a v.p.n. how many of you are discussing your location changing it from beijing to boston from riyadh to reykjavik to cover your tracks virtual private networks have been around for more than 2 decades now and they were not originally developed to circumvent surveillance and censorship they were too for corporations and governments to connect their offices in different countries to make it easier for people to work together but as the monitoring and control of the web have grown a market