regarding the study and the federal institute writes that it has no option to supervise clinical trials in another member state. in light of this the farm has no information at its disposal regarding possible forgeries of patient signatures. romania is a member of the e.u. the eastern european country seems to be particularly attractive for sponsors pharmaceutical manufacturers and researchers with. the human rights organization public eye has been focusing on drug tests in eastern european countries. i went to zurich and switzerland and was met by patrick duration and his colleague alice kohli. it's really cool right. i'll tell you 3 reasons why romania is popular the 1st is lots of people have no daily access to life saving medication. they see a study as a chance to get hold of western medication. the number one reason. number 2 is the price. wages are lower the infrastructure is no doubt cheaper. and the 3rd reason is the sponsors and firms. they're interested in getting the study conducted as fast as possible because then they gain time and time is money. so this is much here are t

researchers from germany's federal institute. 4 geosciences and natural resources are hoping to find treasures on the ocean floor using this device. ski trip on top of one of the devices lowered for 4 kilometers until it reaches the ocean floor where it deploys a probe into the seabed it's open up the bottom and penetrates about 40 to 50 centimeters deep into the sediment then this flap closes and it's hauled back to the surface the whole procedure takes about an hour and a half. time and again they set out on the pacific to discover just how many natural resources can be found on the seabed they're looking for pieces of rock called manganese. they don't only contain the trace mineral manganese but also other valuable metals such as cobalt essential for the lithium ion batteries in electric cars and smartphones. since 2006 german scientists have been exploring 2 sections of an area between hawaii and mexico. and it's important for countries with few natural resources like germany and south korea to stand on their own 2 feet and not have to rely on imports from perhaps politically uns

federal institutions have a responsibility to weigh-in but they won't until the cdc weighs in. >> now pablo escobar is on trial what about him being on trial and others are not? what about oxycontin fentanyl? >> at about those factors themselves undoubtedly they knew what was going on but the rest of the family they became millionaires i don't know how much they did or did not know but time and time again the conservative people including the elected mayor republicans in these towns and cities have just been devastated by this epidemic including people like the republican congressman from eastern kentucky. they think that once they were warned and it just kept going. and the corporations have spent the past 15 years to buy their way out of accountability and with this massive civil settlements without reaching liability - - is the cost of doing business. basically this will not stop or prevent it again until the individuals who make these individuals stop one - - start going to jail and now there is follow-up pressure building up for that to be interesting to see where that goes with

. >>> desperate housewives star felicity huffman is waking up in a federal institution in dublin. she arrived yes, sir to start her two week sentence. her husband actor william macy dropped her off. the facility once made forbe's list as america's cushiest prisons. >> is not surrounded by razor require. it is a place where minimum security prisoners enjoy the luxury of security prisoners. >> huffman pled guilty to conspiracy and fraud for paying $15,000 to have they are daughter's sat scores boosted. >>> taking a live look at sfo where the officials hope finding your way at the airport may soon get easier. the airport will renumber all of its gates after adopting a new system that incorporates the letter with the boarding area with a new gate number. it will be revealed this morning inside the terminals. >>> turkish forces continue their assault in syria. vice president mike pence and secretary of state pompeo are heading to turkey today to try to convince the president of turkey to stop the bloodshed. the united states threatened nor economic sanctions. the president of turkey sa

do this investigation, number two, are we running the risk of having people not trust our federal institutionsding the fbi? >> there is some points either because my late father served as deputy for attorney general for the reagan administration so i know about the d.o.j. and how it works. it's a very interesting question. again it's a matter of characterization and criminal justice does not translate necessarily to the political characterizations all that well. i said that many times. the point is right away from the democratic side, this is a disgrace because only in a republic -- and the other side is no there's legitimate questions and apparently the attorney general and john durham who sound like a broken record but has a very good bipartisan reputation, his son who i know, the point is they went over to italy -- there's a picture of durham. >> they got some information which caused their antenna to go up a little bit about joseph. >> i have you on the stand and you did not answer either my question. >> the investigation and doesn't risk harming the trust of our institution? >> i would do

>> we're told the actress checked in here to the federal correctional institution in dublin, californiat 9:00 this morning. she was driven by husband actor william h. macy who is, quote, a rock. even though felicity had until next friday to begin her 14-day sentence she checked in early. today her rep tells "e.t." ms. huffman is prepared and when she's released will begin serving the remainder of her sentence, one year of supervised release and 250 hours of community service. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> felicity's home for the next two weeks has been nicknamed club fed and "forbes" once called it one of america's ten cushiest prisons. why? it's pretty relaxed. no balls on cells and inmates can watch tv until 11:45 p.m. on the weekends. they can also check out and use hair care items like blow dryers and curling irons. there is a sun bathing deck for weekends. famous former inmates include patty hearst and hollywood madam heidi fleiss. john doc fuller, author of "a day in prison" says the first few daves will be hard. >> the first five days will be pretty tough because she

she will spend two weeks here at the federal correctional institute in dublin and pay a fine of $30,000 and perform 250 hours of community service. this is a low security facility. she'll be one of roughly 1200 this is the prison facility that her defense team requested for him and if you are wondering, forbes magazine call this detention center one of the ten cushiest prisons in america and others been here is patty hearst and sarah jane moore after her attempt to assassinate gerald ford and hollywood madam heidi flies. so she'll spend the day having her fingerprints and photograph and receive her schedule and what her daily tasks will be. a sobering two weeks for the actress caught in this large-scale college admission scandal, guys. >> melissa colorado reporting from dublin. thank you. >>> authorities so far not revealing how a man now in customer is tied to the death of four people outside of sacramento. roseville police discovered the bodies of threeeo man admitted to killing the victim the as -- at his home in fourth person was found in the car. investigators are not calling it a

i was the director of the nixon library when it became a federal institution. nixon was a temperamentally -- was temperamentally ill-suited to be president and that he was an introvert and an extra efforts job.- extroverts what he did not know, other than being sneaky and running it cover-up, he was not very good at creating public sympathy for himself. he, might other presidents who have come under scrutiny, he actually withdrew from the public space. any social media, but he was a near recluse in 1974. he used surrogates to get his stories out, and his surrogates were not like certain surrogates in this era. was very sick with pneumonia. --n alexander butterfield alexander butterfield was the man who put the taping system in the white house at the request of the president and his chief of staff. when alexander butterfield tells of the watergate committee about the taping system, he also tells white house lawyers that he just did this. so white house has a little bit of notice before the public knows. is sick with pneumonia. his lawyers and its chief of staff

tmz took the photos of huffman on the grounds of the federal correctional institution in dublin.he minimum security prison was once named one of america's 10 cushiest prisons by forbes. huffman is expected to be released next sunday. >>> the heart of a hard rock hotel in new orleans collapsed a week ago leaving the bodies of two people buried inside. >> reporter: timed explosions bringing down two cranes at a hard rock hotel in new orleans sunday afternoon. last week the structure partially collapsed killing three people, two cranes, one 270 feet high and the other about 300 feet tall was a main concern for demolition teams the past few days. they feared they'd topple over causing injuries and further damage to the building. >> we know that we are safer now than we have been in the past eight days. >> reporter: the cranes taken care of, authorities say they can move into the next phase recovering two remaining bodies in the planned hotel's wreckage. >> we have our firm that is on the ground with the business being to remove our victims from the site and that is -- they're prepari

>this phyllis lee health and it's waking up this morning after her first night in the federal correction institution in dublin. so representative for the actress says that house and began her 2 weeks sentence yesterday. she pleaded guilty to paying $15,000 in a scheme to boost her daughter's s a t scores she's the first of more than 30 parents charged in the criminal case to begin serving her sentence. before your money this morning yahoo users can now file a claim for a piece of the 117.5 million clog dollar a class action settlement relating to a massive data breach so if you have a yahoo account between january 1st first of 2012 and december 31th 2016. you can get 2 years of free credit monitoring service by all. up to $350 so take your pick that breach happened in august of 2013. but it wasn't disclosed until years later it is considered the largest have back in history. the deadline to file your claim is july 20th twenty-twenty. news there's a new plan and to help people on the street suffering from mental illnesses and substance abuse. before we go let's take outside like to check in on condit

desperate housewife star walked out to the federal correctional institute in dublin earlier this one. she served 11 days of the 14 day sentence. role in the college admission scandal. she pleaded guilty to paying someone to alter her daughter's college admission test scores. she was taught to serve 250 hours of community service and pay $30,000 and. >>> evacuees from the fire getting help from cross and mob pet shuttles. half of the people affect did in the surrounding vineyards mai martinez reports many aren't sure if their homes are still standing. >> reporter: evacuees are left in awe of what they never wanted to see. >> when you open the screen door you can't even see my hand. that is out the fire was. >> reporter: they live in geyserville, now with evacuation shelter in neighboring hillsboro. >> somebody put a bomb out, all of a sudden bam bam bam. get out quick. >> reporter: they lived one country for days the first time they faced a wall far. >> this time it was a lot different. we saw the fire coming over the hill. >> reporter: they packed the night before just in case, on the

felicity huffman reported to the federal correctional institution in dublin, california for her 14-dayson sentence in a statement from her representative, she says she's prepared to serve the term of imprisonment for her role of the college scandal. >>> president putin arriving to the united arabs for his first visit there. he was met by the powerful crown prince russia is working with opec to control production to try to help raise energy crisis >>> thousands of french firefighters are protesting low pay and difficult working conditions it comes two weeks after a similar protests by police in the streets of paris >> no date on when the memoir will be published. it will cover youth of tiger woods holding his championship of all time. can't wait to read that one. that's the latest update back to you. >> thank you, sue herrera. >>> here is what's coppiming up. tik-tok is moving into facebook's backyard and approaching its employees. those challenges are not stopping johnson & johnson california's governor is staying very busy. that's all ahead on "the exchange." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - (phone ring

the federal correctional institute in dublin, california. in may the desperate housewives star blepleading guilty for pay $15,000 to have a procter correct her daughter's s.a.t. scores. inmates have access to books, magazines and supplies for crafts. last spring "gma" spoke to prison expert jennifer meyers about what huffman can expect. >> i like to say respect prison. if you walk in humility it will make your stay much easier. >> reporter: coming up,hor wtif like inside huffman's correctional facility and dan abrams weighs >>> all right. let's look at what's going on with your activity planner. everything is good if you want to be out and about. grab a heavy coat. 60s and 70s for highs this afternoon with increasing clouds. you will need the sunglasses from time to time. it will be a dimmer sun out there. that will hold our temperatures back. let's talk about stepping out right now. we have berkeley, san leandro, mid to upper 40s there. lladatrichmond at 53.t 50. 53 in orinda. 53 in san francisco. 50 in san jose. 51 in pacifica. 52 i fairfi

the actress was driven to the federal corctional institution by her husband, william h.rock and very supportive. a rep told e.t. huffman is prepared and will serve the remainder of the sentence one year of supervised release and 250 hours of community service. go to etonline.com for the latest. >> reese witherspoon salary reported, making $2 million each an episode. $20 million per season. they have been renewed for season two before the show even debuts november 1st on apple tv plus. the ultimate reunion for jen and her tv sis. they both talked about the bond that goes way back. >> jill. >> rachel. >> i know a "friends" reboot is slim to none but what about a green sister spin off with you two and christina apple gate. >> that would be funny. >> she could play my sister. she could play another anchor from a rival show. >> i don't want your job. >> reese and jen play rivals but did she get aniston to join instagram after this? >> people keep talking to you about it? >> yeah. listening to you and how you can have a little bit more control over the narrative out there and

huffman is serving her sentence at federal correctional institution in dublin, california. must also pay a fine of $30,000 and perform 250 hours of community service when she is released. now scary new report about kids and their phones. parents who own iphones know the screen time app can control the devices. but some teens, they found a way to hack the system. fox business network susan li joins us. i wouldn't be clever enough, but a teen anler, i get it. >> not even a teenager, someone as young as nine years old order according to "washington post." kids are smart. you can outflanked army of engineers, you are smart. i just got off the phone talking about the allegations in the "washington post" article. how the kids got around screen time, meant to limit amount of time and access they had on their phones was they could reset their apple id, for one, change the time zone in the settings, not rocket science, but smart, especially for kids and teens, pretty young. can they redownload apps according to apple, vixon ios, recent update in the operating system there is a colli

she has reporting today for sentencing to the federal correctional institution of dublin, california.s about to do her 14 day stint for the admission scandal that she was part of, and the charges she was found guilty of. she's prepared to serve the term of imprisonment that the judge ordered, as part of the punishment she imposed for huffman's action. she will be serving the remainder of her sentence, with conditions including 1250 hours of community service, once she is released from prison. this is happening now, and as you know there are many other parents caught up in that. we are seeing those other cases

she has reporting today for sentencing to the federal correctional institution of dublin, california. so she is about to do her 14 day stint for the admission scandal that she was part of, and the charges she was found guilty of. she's prepared to serve the term of imprisonment that the judge ordered, as part of the punishment she imposed for huffman's action. she will be serving the remainder of her sentence, with conditions including 1250 hours of community service, once she is released from prison. this is happening now, and as you know there are many other parents caught up in that. we are seeing those other cases adjudicated. as they breaking news, will bring it to prager and i one of biggest games tonic names in the scandal, felicity huffman, begins her 14-day sentence. this fox news alert, new reaction from president trump as hunter biden has broken his silence. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the former vice president's son has addressed the controversy over his foreign business dealings, including serving on the board of the ukraine oil company, burisma,

well, 6.30 she's got to have a bed made for inspection at the federal correction institute in dublin. weeks sentence. yesterday she pleaded guilty to paying 15 grand and to have her. daughters s a t scores fixed. she is the first of more than 30 parents charged in the criminal case to begin serving her sentence. >>democratic presidential debate now in the books. have highlights from that we saw on the stage last night and yahoo could owe you money after the company was hacked we'll have details on how you can file a claim. and here's quick live look outside the bay bridge approach, 5 21 of the morning was 6 already stacked up back to the maze but we'll get the official word from robin she's keeping an eye on where things stand for you this morning as you get ready to head out and hit the roads. 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the folger coffee company began. with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪ 1850 coffee, begin boldly. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is y

if a police city huffman has reported to the federal correctional institution in dublin, california. she is set to serve 14 years and then will have one year of supervised release, pay a $30,000 fine and perform 250 hours of community service. her representative says that the actress is, quote, prepared to serve the term of imprisonment as well as the conditions of her supervised release. this spring of course huffman pleaded guilty for con pispirino pay $15,000 to an organization that would cheat when her daughter took the s.a.t.s. >>> and we're just hours from the fourth democratic debate. next, we'll go live to ohio where 12 candidates will take the stage. we'll look at new questions surrounding joe biden as his son speaks out about his work in ukraine. plus joining us, someone who knows ohio well, former ohio governor and presidential candidate republican john kasich. his reaction to the impeachment inquiry and all things 2020. and he has a new book, about how you can help us rise. you can help us rise if you live with diabetes, why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freesty

actress felicity hoffman is waking up in the bay area but not a free woman she's at the federal correctional institution in dublin. she just started her too weak sentence yesterday after pleading guilty to paying 15,000 bucks to cheat on the college admissions scandal to get her daughter's sct scores fix. she is the first of more than 30 parents charged in the criminal case to begin serving her sentence. ago shuns for selling the oakland coliseum site leading to a lawsuit between the city of oakland. >>anameda county. plus mayor london breed has revealed her plan to tackle mental health issues in san francisco. but not everybody thinks it's the best way to do thinks it's the best way to do it. ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. ♪ ♪ try my $3 steak and parm loaded curly f

tmz took the photos of huffman on the grounds of the federal correctional institution in dublin. the minimum security prison was once named one of america's 10 cushiest prisons by forbes. huffman is expected to be released next sunday. >>> widespread damage reported in dallas after a tornado touched down on the north side of the city. the national weather service confirmed the tornado touched down around 7:30 local time. authorities say they'll get a better idea of the damage tomorrow during daylight hours. parts of texas, oklahoma and louisiana remain under a severe weather warning right now. >>> the weather's changing, as you know. last week was mild. the week before that washe red flag warning week. remember that? so we had last week to kind of cool off. now we're going back into this cycle of the high pressure building in. the low pressure out here. i'll draw the jet in again because it's pretty much everything when we get our fire winds and these lows. that's the upper level. if you look straight up, the red line is what the jet stream would be doing. in this trough area it'

former "desperate housewives" actress has been spotted in her prison uniform inside the federal correctional institutiondublin. here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: a rare look, actress felicity huffman inside the walls of this california prison halfway through her 14-day sentence. inmate 77806-112. in her green prison uniform and white hat greeting visitors. that's her husband william h. macy and one of her daughters visiting the federal jail outside san francisco. >> dublin is almost a camp. it is a place where minimum-security prisoners enjoy the luxury of being minimum-security prisoners. >> reporter: in may the actress cheerfully pled guilty to federal charges in the varsity blues college admissions scandal. she admitted to paying $15,000 for a proctor to correct her daughter's s.a.t. answers. >> you're asking for a bribe? >> reporter: actress lori loughlin and her husband fashion designer mossimo giannulli preparing for trial to fight the charges accused of paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into usc and could face up to 40 years in prison. >> if she's convicted, i don't think i'm giv

and you briefly elaborate on the threats that assault on federal employees have had, on the pension institutional knowledge and our federal land management agencies? >> well, some of the employees informed us that that was indeed the situation from the malheur experience, that they were traumatized by the event and chose, to ask for a transport or not return immediately to work. that was an illustrative example of the situation that occurred there, but we did not hear consistent examples throughout in terms of how many transfers there had been requested, so we do not have specific information to respond to that question. >> do you expect that you will get additional information? >> it was not part of our particular scope for our review but that is something that we can follow up with the agencies and get back to your staff. >> that is great, thank. you and mr. nicholas, how has harney county changed since the takeover and what are some of the social consequences you have seen resulting from this kind of violence perpetrated in the name of taking back the land? >> harney was elated it was over wit

actress felicity huffman is out of jail after serving 11 days of her 14 day sentence at a federal correctional institutionilty to paying someone to change her daughter's test scores. >>> the centers for disease control and prevention released the latest figures into the vaping-related illnesses, announcing they have confirmed 34 people have died in 24 states. yesterday another death was reported in washington, d.c. the number those suffering from vaping-related illnesses is up to more than 1600 people ranging from the age of 17 to 75 years old. >>> a new study says cigarette filters are doing more harm than good. researchers say they don't limit the amount of toxins smokers inhale and increase the risk of lung cancer, saying the filters allow people to take deeper puffs and inhale more smoke. while the filters are stained yellow, it happens because of a ph level and not the filtration process. >>> caught on camera at home, a suspected serial shoplifter vio shows a woman walking into the kohl's store on wednesday and grabbing a lot of clothing and putting it over her arm. police take her down and turns out

effective, and would you support making it statutorily required for all financial institutions in this arena? >> all federal guidance is welcome, and we look forward to being part of this regulation continuing to evolve. chairman crapo: all right. >> thank you, mr. chairman. not only is the guidance very helpful to our credit union, but >> it is vital. it provides compliance framework and is the rule book we abide by to do this safely, effectively, and transparently. >>, >> i agree. in addition, i think it is critical baking regulators, with the guidance we are to follow as organizations, so that we have clear expectations on how to operate. chairman crapo: thank you. senator braun? >> senator braun: for my opening senator brown? senator: from my opening statement, i have a couple questions. when you started your business, i know you operate in all >> cash and then you got a bank account, what safety risk as this post to your workers? >> incredible safety risks involved in just that volume of cash. currently, we actually have our employees through a company called a services not directly involved with banki

state didn't federal governments had to institutional presence in san francisco allowing access to elected officials and therefore, inevitable the victims of our economic decline always fine fid their way to city hall. it provided an unparallel venue, not only without equal but the own county seat in the state housing all three branches of local government in one structure. the front steps served as a special meeting place for citizens drawn to all aspects of the city alleges governmental interpretations. the courts ensured a continuous flow of people, spectators and journalists who would have no other occasion to visit the government. those drawn to the courts vitalized the public space in city hall. even when the building is restored, i will not be the same. the city is building a new courthouse that will hope in 1997 and the people will no longer assemble in city hall. there was much more of a vitality of city hall than the courthouse contingent and taxi cab drivers would periodically circle city hall honking horns, with the board of supervisor's refusal to raise taxi rates. some things

now, she will serve out her two-week sentence at the federal correctional institution 350 miles from wake up at 5:00 a.m. and must adhere to a strict dress code which includes khaki pants and a blouse with a brown t-shirt underneath. on the prison menu, bran flakes for breakfast, breaded fish sandwiches for lunch, and salisbury steak for dinner. over the next 13 days the actress may be able to pass her time by working on pre-approved hobby crafts like crochet, origami or scrapbooking. >> dublin is almost a camp. it is a place where minimum security prisoners enjoy the luxury of being minimum security prisoners. >> reporter: jennifer meyers served 17 months in low security prison similar to huffman's after she got involved in marijuana trafficking through an ex-boyfriend. now, she's a prison consultant helping nonviolent first-time offenders prepare for their new life behind bars. >> i like to say, respect prison. if you walk in with a sense of humility it's really going to make your stay much easier. >> reporter: the "varsity blues" lead prosecutor andrew lelling speaking to our affi

we got a tip that there was a prison meeting where mooch would go up to otisville, the federal correction instituteere michael cohen is serving a three-year sentence for various crimes, included crimes -- neil: can that sentence be reduced? >> one of the things about the story. it is on foxbusiness.com, scaramucci said his lawyers are trying to get the thing reduced. we, the way it was pitched to us, that meeting was occurring because they're both teaming up to figure out a way to dislodge trump, spread dirt on him. scaramucci told us that is not the case. they didn't talk about trump. neil: oh, common. >> that is what he told us. a personal friendship meeting. neil: never mentioned the president? >> well, he didn't quite go that far they didn't meet to, you know, to discuss how to attack. neil: where did the scaramucci thing sour so fast? >> that makes no sense. he claimed to me it was evolution. one step too far, i can't remember which step at that was. he told me the step but accumulation of things. we should point out about a year ago today, this month, he put out a fawning pro-trump book, dona

that means anything else you care about in the federal budget , department of defense, national institute of health, infrastructure, educational programs, those things will come under pressure. kidsds and everyone else's and my grandkids and everyone's grandkids, they are going to face a federal government that will be constrained financially because of what we are doing right now. i think that's immoral. >> let me turn to foreign policy. how do you think our closest allies view the united states today? mr. delaney: i think there are very nervous. i think they don't know what happened and they are hoping it is a blip. is themean by that historical u.s. model of foreign policy since world war ii has been based on engaging globally with our allies to try to do things to make the world more peaceful and more secure. that has been the historic u.s. model of foreign policy. it hasn't always worked. we have made some really big mistakes, the iraq war being the biggest, but in general if you look at the world since world war ii, it has become safer, more prosperous, and billions of human beings

. >> so it is very difficult to make a connection between an institution like the federal reserve and what happened in any one particular sector. like i said, manufacturing is influenced by boats of factors that go beyond any sort of policy oil prices is one, if you dig down really deep in the numbers are looking at other manufacturing which accounts for a pretty large share of overall manufacturing, production is heavily influenced by his vehicle sales. that is tied with what is happening with the consumer. >> we want to invite her viewers about this conversation. what is the economy like where you live #if you in the eastern central part. you can also text us and send us a first name and city and state in texas that. economics reporter with the wall street journal. what is the fed staying about their next move and how could that impact the economy. >> so the jobs report on friday left open the possibility of rate cut, later this month. it is unclear both of that will happen. the fed is said that is closely evaluating all economic data. obviously the job report is an important part o

institute. the 34 trillion is only the additional federal government spending that would be necessary. this is according to their calculations. overall, that's over 10 years. over all everything taken together would cost closer to $59 trillion over 10 years. those figures obviously have they different. they would include taking what states pay, taking what individuals pay, taking what businesses pay, and putting it all under the federal government. candidates haven't really talked about how they would go about funding such a system. we doll know from the urban institute study that the $59 trillion is actually $7 trillion above what it would cost under the current health insurance system. it would be more expensive to cover more people and offer them more generous health insurance. a lot of the arguments from candidates we are hearing happen about how medicare for all would save money haven't been borne out in the studies we have seen. however they may start to argue some of those points less in commerms of economics but in terms of reality and why as a country we have a responsibility

that means everything else you care about in the federal budget , the department of defense, the national institutef health, infrastructure programs, no matter what you care about, those things will come under pressure. my kids and everyone else's kids out there, my grandkids -- they are going to face a federal government that will be constrained financially. because of what we are doing right now. and i think that is immoral. >> foreign policy -- how do you think our closest allies view the united states today? >> i think they're very nervous. i don't they know what happened. and they are hoping it is a blip . and what i mean by that is the historical u.s. model of foreign policy, since world war ii, has been based on engaging globally with our allies to try to do things to make the world more peaceful, more secure. that has been the historic u.s. model of foreign policy. it has not always work. we have made mistakes including the iraq war but in general, if you look at the war since world war ii, it has become safer, and billions of human beings have been lifted out of poverty. in other words, ou

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challenged and, in fact, seems much more vulnerable than we had expected whether any of those institution -- federal, state, congress, white house -- are all seemed in crisis and challenge. but i have to say, this is just my opinion, you know, when i go to washington, d.c., you know, and you walk those geometrical streets and you see that, you go to the mall and you look up at the houses of congress, you go look up at the white house, the grand boulevard, the grand >> what about ways in which mathematics constructs, it always starts with the axioms which are the basic assumptions that we try to prove in the system. you will get the different conclusions even though you're still using logic. they might have different starting points. and so i find that i can using using -- use abstraction to understand people's emotions. there are things that i do that seem to be irrational. for example, i used to be extremely afraid of flying even though it's statistically much safer than driving. and instead of saying, well, that's just emotional, i thought about what's going on. my fear isn't based on statistics,

so what does that mean that for the federal government to partner with these institutions for which racaceracism and racial discrimination, has been so critical to its bottom line in the first place? keeping white neighborhoods exclusively white and keeping black people locked in deteriorating and dilapidated housing. and because of segregation and the enclosure that it ensures means that black people have very few options, and in many ways, our a captured audience. so what does it mean for the federal government to empower with its resources, mortgage guarantees, and subsidies this particular sector? i think there's a more fundamental problem that i definitely locate in my research, which is that there are two really opposing sets of objectives here. you have private real estate corporations and banks that are primarily interested in making money. why is there no real affordable housing in the united states? what is this a perennial problem that is never been solved? because there is no money in creating portable housing. there is no money to be made. when that is left to the private sect