ferguson: good afternoon. thank you for the introduction and thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for joining us on a beautiful afternoon where you could be out playing frisbee. i am excited to be moderating this distinguished panel. when you come to think of it, we have some amazing expertise here on the platform. we have a former national security advisor who really was the mastermind behind the securityof national strategy in 2018. we will talk about his contribution to that. left, larry diamond whose recent role is the editor of major report of chinese influence operations. is ms.,y immediate left -- ms. ali, who has been the leading credit of fundamentalism and she also happens to be my wife. [laughter] but let me reassure you -- [applause] there will be no softball questions. [laughter] begin with a quote. this is the first time we have appeared together on stage. we have put it off. i want to begin on a more serious note. i want to quote from one of the grandmasters of strategic and american foreign policy.

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bob ferguson, our a.g., has done a great job. i think the federal court had a belly full of being deceived and told lies bit attorneys who represented the commander of lies right now and that's donald trump. >> you don't want a citizenship question to be asked as part of the census? >> there is no reason to do this whatsoever. it clearly was intended to suppress the par tsa paticipati people who don't look like donald trump. it's infected his administration. it's sad to say but it's true. >> let's get to another sensitive issue. the labor secretary alex acosta. many of your democratic presidential candidates and a lot of democrats in congress, they're demanding that he resign because of the way he treated jeffrey epstein. more than a decade ago when he was the u.s. attorney in south florida. what do you think? >> well, i heard the president say that the secretary is a terrific guy. well, i tell you terrific guys don't give sweetheart deals to sex offenders because they're a billionaire and that's what happened here, and, unfortun

we looked at those with #ferguson and what we found was really amazing. we found order people who were neighbors of michael brown who were really initially in first days of what to this day became the most-ever hash kag used in twitter to really frame the narrative but later got picked up by the activists and advocacy organizations and celebrities to talk about police brutality and what was happening with ferguson. we think that's really cool, right, with the mixed message we were able to see that. one more thing on the message tip, we also, absolutely all through, but dr. bailey really pressed us to think about the ijici ethics of these messages. that's an important question because one thing we see particularly in academia and journalism, people will go on to twitter, there's a #girls like us or #ferguson, whatever, i will take screen shots and tweets and embed them in my story. what they don't know is they're outing people and driving trolls and sort of far right squads to these people's twitter accounts. they often are doing damage. there have been pe

our business reporter kate ferguson has been looking into this story for she's with us in our studio hi kate i mean with this in the context for us how significant is a slump in business confidence this is hugely significant because basically what this means is that german companies are expecting the economy to go into a recession and as they heard there the index is a survey of 9 thais and executives so it's a really good barometer of how companies are feeling on the ground and the feeling on the ground right now is worry they are terrified about the future at the moment and in many ways you could have seen this coming there are a lot of clouds over the german economy right now and some of the problems are actually homegrown so the car industry for instance is still grappling with the fallout of the diesel emissions scandal it's also been really slow to embrace electric mobility the german government has come under a lot of fire for not investing enough in digital infrastructure and as a result it's lagging behind its competitors but all of those issues really pale in comparison to

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. >> reporter: charlie ferguson has lived next door to alexandra and bruce owen for years. the owen family lived here before he moved in. now the state department wants them out. >> my understanding is that they have an international obligation to maintain that property in good condition, and that the policy they have adopted to do that is to charge rent. the owens have been paying rent for god knows how long. >> reporter: close to 35 years, to be exact. it's owned by the iranian government because the home was once the iranian consulate. the state department is now in charge of it. the lawsuit claims the family is trespassing and living there unlawfully. the owens are now fighting the lawsuit based on california's ellis act, which allows landlords to get rid of tenants if a rental property is being taken off the market. >> you use the ellis act to tell somebody to get out of their house, then you can't put anybody else in the house. you can't rent it to anybody else. >> it's not clear. they'd just rather have the place empty without tenant carir a property, it is their hom

this is west 152 near ferguson in the gilroy area. chp has issued a sig al left.ou can see the traffic on 152 headed over towards 101 is jammed there. if you're traveling from gilroy up towards san jose, expect those delays there. >> sue, thank you. happening today, kaiser employees will vote on whether to authorize a strike. the union says the workers have been without a contract for months. contract talks stalled a couple of weeks ago. roughly 85,000 employees could walk off the job in california and at least five other states. the union accused keiser of unfair labor practices. keiser has not commented. >>> in the south bay sacred heart community service is in need of backpack donations for students going back to school. they're short by a little more than 2,000 backpacks at this point. 3,300 students have signed up to receive a backpack full of school supplies. donations can be made monday through friday at sacred heart's office on south first street in san jose. >>> this morning, people are recounting the terrifying moments when the gunman opened fire at the

." >> he had heard there would be this ferguson case on "dateline." watch it just to see the lawyer. >> that program from august 2011 told the story of ryan ferguson, a young man sitting in prison for a murder he said he didn't commit. attorney kathleen zel ner was determined to get him out. >> nothing as riveting as this. when the trial has been lost and everything lost and somebody is innocent. it's the ultimate challenge, i think. >> i said that's the woman that's going to get steven out of prison. >> she specializes in wrongful conviction cases and has freed many defendants, including ryan ferguson. sandy contacted her and she joined the case not long after making a murderer came out. we caught up with her at the correctional institution in early 2016 when she paid a visit to avery. >> question, do you think you have new evidence that could free steve avery? >> i believe we do. her office was dedicated to the avery case. >> do we know if that was tested? >> and she even showed us this rav4 she bought to get a better understanding of teresa's vehic

minuten bed doors, niall ferguson and richard haass.hard, what i'm struck by it's all about mueller, what it means for trump. the central point of the report which was in some ways the central point of his testimony was the russians remain very actively trying to influence american elections. >> absolutely. he's not alone in saying that. a few weeks ago i interviewed christopher wray the head of the fbi, and he said what happened in the previous election was simply a warmup for 2020. this is not going away. if you're putin, why would it go away? this has been enormously successful, very low cost. the price he's paid is modest. russia is not a great power anymore. it's got nuclear weapons and conventional force, we've seen that in syria and ukraine. but this is their other big tool is their ability to cyber related tools to influence political outcomes to weaken what they see as their enemies and their adversaries. this is real. the question is, what sort of defensive measures are we going to take. in addition, are we prepared to do thin

ferguson had basically been responsible for a massive uptake in crime because people were criticizingthe police and then the police were simply stepping back. i didn't believe that to be the case and as i sort of dug into the research, i found a different phenomenon going on and it's this phenomenon called legal cynicism and what it explores anthought itexplores an verified through a number of studies is a concept that if people don't believe in the criminal justice system, they won't use it and that means they won't provide information to the police investigators and they won't serve as jurors. it means they won't show up as what it says but perhaps more importantly, it means they will not turn to the criminal justice system to resolve potentially violent disputes. if your cousin gets beat up, you don't call 911, you call your other cousin nancy and all your business and that creates a cycle of violent retribution so one of the things we need to understand is the toxic instances of police corruption and brutality sends a message to people who are already struggling and if the if they

but will it be slow enough to be a real drag on 2020 is not yet clear to me. >> neil ferguson, what doittle question mark over exactly what the federal reserve is is going to do this year, because markets got very excited at the prospect of more than one rate cut. and yet if you look back over the last couple of weeks, there have been signals of uncertainty, including an extraordinary correction of the head of the new york fed, john williams, by his own staff. so i think there's a possibility that we might get a little bit of a fright if the fed seems to change its mind or disappear points markets. but i broadly agree is that the big story is all the banks are moving on to ease mode. it's as if the great debate of stagnation that larry summers started when he didn't get the fed job has been won and the central banks are saying, yep, does look like we're facing secular stagnation, we better get rates down to zero. and in parts of europe we're talking about negative rates in the bond market. so this of course plays to donald trump's claim that he's making great again. if the economy does

we have had a lot of talk since ferguson and baltimore as well as florida as well as eric garner.haven't seen policies that come out, that are actionable. >> we haven't. i think that we have a problem with teeth right now. there's not enough teeth in some of the arguments. saying the right thing is not doing the right thing. i'm not going to pretend i'm a policy expert. >> you are saying things that are tough to talk about. >> with my show, we want to create a space to say things that we have been feeling and maybe have been sharing in private with each other. i think what's interesting about -- i'm here for it. i want them all to come out into the light. come out, come out, wherever you racist people are. we want to know where you are at. we want to see you. we have been shadow boxing. we have been sort of talking about race via all these other channels and these other arguments. let's talk about it. let's get it out there. i think we're in a world where the people running for president, you can't not talk about t. that's new. >> in the old days you call that being pc. there's a

i met with the kids and their families,, right about uva, ferguson, missouri, baltimore, take it back, i learned my lesson with richard jewell. i was the only one that was right on that case. look at nicholas sandmann. look at what they did to that kid for wearing a maga hat.ea look over that they did to brett kavanaugh. don't seem to care much about "i believe in" when it comes to lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of virginia. then they were wrong on the russia collusion hoax on the list goes on and on. that brings us back to the media's favorite hacks, and that would be the cowardly adam schiff. i've offered him four hours of airtime, our own tv, three hours on 620 of the best radio stations in america. he never gets back toe me. over the course of trump's presidency, schiff has participated -- look at this -- 419 tv interviews. 419! knocked with a show. he spread real conspiracy he spread real conspiracy theories about russia, created false hope in all of these liberals, and all those resistant members -- resistance members.pi despite many offers to come on the program for th

finnish side rops rovaniemi four two on aggregate after a two one win in tonight's second leg lewis ferguson'sh the last kick of the game ensured the dons progression. rangers are also through after a ten zero aggregate win. and there was a big win for wigan in the super league tonight. liam farrell scored a hatrick of tries as they thrashed wakefield trinity by 46 points to 16. that moves wigan up to fourth in the table. it went down to the line but the british rider, simon yates has won stage 12 of the tour de france in a sprint finish. the race entered the pyrenees for the first time today with many expecting this to be where geraint thomas made his move. but frenchman julian alaphillipe is still in the leader's yellow jersey for now, with thomas in second. joe lynskey reports: it heads for the hills, these are the areas where they are stretched out or pulled apart. for the man in yellow, the home fans cannot stop those behind him. the climbs aware thomas was going for the front. but this mountain stage will be remembered for a different britain, and black and yellow, simon gates was in the

episode of the dollar mrs ferguson told him look this nature just uses a release and then when. they do use my head it's. only been to see if they were and to be the real inside. your style i love was collect them in their brain let me see any number in your weakness and either listen to. the illegitimate. child of her. if you know you're going to take a while still interested in your local green best people because you know nobody asks you. and i was not looking. i saw this in the songs of love. not that i was there most then since he was a seal. under which to buy this book just go with him go over here and give it a. good action i was young he was accused it was it was because he said just related those those that please but see. he says in the same sort of. those going to those you don't want the school more right august. 5th to go but they're going to look at the open borders he. feels he must for that they need us. he myself child here. i'm. ok carlos are you. here all these long. long time and i didn't move at all very. very critical of you but i am very. tall. so you rea

shannon ferguson, department staff. the item before you today is a request for certificate of appropriateness for the property at 1470-1474 mcalester street. the property was constructed in 2016 and is located in the alamo square historic district. the proposed project seats to legalize work that exceeded and/or differed from plans by the historic preservation commission in 2012 and also proposes several additional scopes of work. the arc reviewed and commented on this project on march 6, 2019. a summary of work that exceeded or differed from the h.p.c. approval in 2012 includes the front facade bay windows. as approved by the h.p.c., the square projecting base were to have windows that wrapped around the building's corner. as built, they have large windows at the front and side. the a.r.c. found the bays are in keeping with the traditional base and character of historic building form in the district in victorian and edwardian. and angled balconies were approved by h.p.c. in 2012 and as built t rear elevation is compose

in ferguson you look at issues like immigration. only focusing on one side of the story. the new look at what democrats are doing and the fact that they are kissing the ring of someone like al sharpton, who was standing there during the race riots in crown heights saying, "no justice, no peace." who stood alongside people like louis farrakhan who has referred to jews as termites. or that they are boycotting president trump speaking at today's event. if you have a democratic governor who has admitted to wearing black face in his adult past. >> chris: there is 30,000 jewish people in that neighborhood, also sue. >> capri: and the italian community. that's where nancy pelosi is from. >> harris: think you for helping me out, candy. the number was out of 1,000. this is number another another number. lisa boothe said the president should pump the brakes. he's not doing this today. >> kennedy: he's not. everybody is up in arms because he's calling the president a racist. he shouldn't tell elijah cummings he racist. that's unnecessary and what is so exhausting about this presiden

but this new ferguson will never forget how the head doctor explained my options.hey said my leg was destroyed so badly it couldn't be fixed now that's my kind of other spines and they could leave it the way it was but i wouldn't be able to walk anymore which to this moment but i'd have to spend the rest of my life in a wheelchair. or i could have my leg amputated and then use a prosthetic and it was entirely my decision. i was struck speechless so i was lying in bed and i heard everything so i told him the 2nd option. i hope to inspire. those i don't feel like i have limitations i enjoy my life more than most people i mean look at it it's pretty cool and. i wanted to be able to stand on my own 2 feet and lead my life because that wouldn't have been possible in gaza so i came to germany. that was in 2010 a fellowship allowed no doubt to start a new life in germany upsides i'm just here i put a lot of time and energy into understanding the mentality of people here and the focus here. especially in. berlin is now my 2nd home. now new delhi is saying goodbye to his 2n

. >> if you're home this afternoon, don't miss jesse tyler ferguson "ellen." then stick around at 4:00 for the news. >>> we are back at 4:22. for many coffee lovers like the two of us, summer signals the switch to cold brew but is it health healthier for you? >> probably not! consumer reporter susan hogan ie baking through the buzz. >> i'll take a cold brew to go. >> reporter: cold brew used to be one ofse t specialty coffee drinks made by a barista. >> the past five years being more and more popular. it's nuttier, sweeter. >> reporter: typically has aer high caffeine content than regular brewed coffee. coffee, in general, has a pretty healthy reputation and health benefits like lower risk of heart disease and type two diabetes. but consumer reports says some ready to drink coldruise aren't always a smart choice for your health. >> bottled veron are much more convenient for people to drink but when you start looking at e bottled coffee they have milk, cream, added sugars and some could have sodium or other additives. >> reporter: we looked at four ready to dri

what about about uba, ferguson, missouri. baltimore, they can take it back, i learned my lesson with richard jewell paid i was only when i was right on that case. look at nicholas sandmann. look at what they did to that kid for wearing make america great again had her look at what they did to brett kavanaugh. they don't seem to care much about believing when it comes to the lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of virginia. on course, they were wrong on the russian hoax and the list goes on around you that brings us back to the media's favorite hack and that would be the cowardly adam schiff. i offered him four hours of airtime. an hour of tv, three hours on 620 of the best radio stations in america. he never gets back to me. not come over the course of trump's residency, shift has participated, look at this, 419 tv interviews. 419. not on this show. he actually spread real conspiracy theories about russia, created false hope in all of these liberals and all of those resisted members. but despite many offers to come on his

listening to a former police officer, he feels this goes back to ferguson.his country. >> it does. i know a lot of police chiefs in my career with ice and a lot of major city police chief's call the ferguson effect, that's when i started losing the respect based on false information. and people on the ark, if they just think back even to 9/11, whenever buddy is running away from the danger, who is running straight to the danger? firemen and policemen. they deserve our ultimate respect. they put their lives on the line for this country every day and put politics aside. when these people are in trouble and they are in danger, for they going to call? they are going to call the men and women just vilified in the day. >> martha: obviously the number of people who want to be police officers are declining. that's not good. you can't blame them. who wants to sign up for that? >> the morale of law enforcement is down right now. they want to vilify them and the women of federal law enforcement every day calling border patrol nazis and you see the constant attack on la

. >> reporter: boeing chief astronaut chris ferguson showing me the starliner looks like a fighter cockpit, which is why i really like it. >> reporter: tonight 50 years after apollo 11 -- >> it's time to go back to the moon, this time to stay. >> reporter: the world again has its eyes on the stars. tom costello, nbc news at the kennedy space center. >> a lot to explore out there. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now packing up and moving on. bay area residents are getting sick and tired of shelling out thousands of dollars on rent. but is there a way around sky-high prices? >>> plus, a local family demanding justice. what exactly happened on a southwest plane that left their father dead? >>> but first, threats of i.c.e. raids still sending fear throughout the bay area. but now it is businesses that are feeling the impact. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. >> and i'm anoushah rasta. raj and jess have the night off. first the fear,

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took charlie ferguson as president of the presidio heights association of neighbors and he says it worries it will be a repeat of 3800 washington a few blocks away. a few years ago police arrested a squatter for selling stolen art out of the property after it fell into disrepair. >> what happens is usually people who are up to no good managed to sneak in and stay there for long periods of time. >> reporter: the owens were unavailable for comment and they are fighting this addiction.>>> a drivers now facing charges for ramming a police car and injuring an officer in oakland. last week officer set up a traffic control post as they investigated a car crash that ended in a church. then police say a driver in a nearby hit and run try to get through and had a marked suv with an officer inside. he is now charged with multiple felonies. >>> police tonight have two more people in custody in san bruneau small shooting. he was arrested in martinez this morning after allegedly leading police on a chase in a stolen car. deandre gantt is facing attempted murder and conspiracy charges. police say two gro

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it turns out there's been, you know, i give a list, starting with richard jewell and ferguson, missouri, and cambridge police and baltimore, maryland, and nicholas sandmann. but they went with every single live. every conspiracy theory, i don't see the media very often talking about the things you have accomplished. i mention the employment situation is the best since 1969. what you say to the press in this country? the press that is supposed to be fair, balanced, objective, down the middle? , talk show host. unlike the whole newspaper. we do everything. >> president trump: well, i think the press has lost all credibility. what much of it. but it is lost a big part of it, very substantial part of it, lost all credibility. i watch as people scream at these poor democrats, the congressman, scream like i've never seen. you must do this, you must do that, i mean, these are supposed to be journalists, talk show host, of all sorts of people, i could not believe it. and they are actually trying to force them to do what they want, i've never seen anything like it and, you know, ain't they use t

. >> reporter: boeing chief assist now chris ferguson showing me the starliner. >> i really like it.ight 50 years after apollo 11 -- >> it's time to go ck ba to the moon. this time to stay. >> reporter: the world again has its eyes on the stars. tom costello, nbc news at the kennedy space center. >> a lot to exploreou there. >>> that's "nightly >> i don't believe women should approach men. steve: you don't have to yoproach men. to put something in his eye line that interests him. steve, er: today on straight talk takes on -- steve: how to get money back ex.m an announcer: with real housewife tamra judge. are we talkingey about? nnouncer: one extraordinary surprise. put your hands together for, yr hosteve harvey! [cheers and applause] steve: what's up! thank you very much. [cheers and applause] steve: thank you! well, how is everybody doing today? [cheers and applause] steve: hey, i got a question. is it about free stuff that mind?us lose our you say the word free, and crazy.go free ood, free beer, sample free car wash. [cheers and applause] i'm going to tell you something. that's act

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as we know it was fia ago this summer that just a month after eric garner stepped the protest and ferguson missouri over the an death ofther unarmed black man, michael brown set off a national debate. alex, how much would you say a?s changed in the last five years in califor >> quite a bit and it goes back further, 10 years to the shfata ting of oscar grant in oakland at a bar station by a bar police officer. in tht case i ke the ones you mentioned another arts of the country did result in criminalcharges. bualso really started a movement in california for transparency and accountability particularly around the use of deadly force by police now, it takes a while for something like that to catch on so around 2014 when this issue was becoming a major idea in the publiconsciousness, state supreme court case opened up some information abofficer involved shootings. the public for the first time in many decades was allowed to learn the names of officers who had shot and many times killed me ers of the publi since then i think there's a lot of philosophical change around policies within individua

russian activists say that more than a ferguson people were arrested in central more school junior crackdown on a processed they were protesting against the exclusion of opposition candidates from local elections russian police also raided a t.v. station broadcasting video all of the protests and. is a visiting senior research fellow at king's college london and she says the government should be held responsible for the crackdown and notes the police. i lease does make this kind of decisions they implement all i did all those are the political authority what real force of that should be used and whether people should all be turned out or i just let to their advice to protest peacefully which also can happen every so often so it is a political decision made by the mosque and city authorities. have all over react out to something which was a fairly my cholesterol is still down yes there is a little competition yes there are others who tried i'm challenging the existing it a little when most of it doesn't mean that they will actually be a way of life now. but they will create more of a kind of

this is a thing about al sharpton this is someone who started out with tea on a someone who went to ferguson2014, did a press conference, left and never went back. i would bet he has come back today. but i want to use a quote that really sums it up. you know, i like history. i want to get this one right. i want people to pay attention. booker t. washington said "there is a certain class who don't want the patient to get well, because as long as the disease holds out, they have not only a decent means of making a living, but also a way to make themselves prominent before the public. that is al sharpton. the candidates, for years, democrats who have kissed the ring of al sharpton. i would ask the black people in this country, what does al sharpton produce for solutions? there is not a in anyone's mind that they are logical about it. >> tucker: so why are republicans so easily intimidated? what would your message be to them? you are not going to change al sharpton. he's got a great gig off camera, as know. but on camera, he has this amazing ability to intimidate a lot of republicans. >> stop be

ferguson, is recognized for one inute. mr. ferguson: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor dr. george dillard whose leadership and guidance have made him a valuable member of our community in the third district of it georgia in peachtree city. this is the second he's joined me here in the nation's capital to pray for the members of the house, representatives, and we are extremely grateful that he did just that. georgia's been a vitally important part of the third district for over 25 years. since he and his family moved to peachtree city to serve at the peachtree city christian church where he still serves to this day. george has been married to his wife since 1988. they have three children, one grandchild, and george and his family do live in testimony peachtree city, georgia. this is not a -- there is not a week that goes by where george isn't a visible and part of the community. the love he's shown his parishioners and neighbors is unparalleled and i'm honored to have him here with me today as he prays for our nation. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tem

pre plessy versus ferguson, and the ruling in precivil war, saying that black people are not citizensthose were two great mistakes that the supreme court of the united states made, the two greatest mistakes. the third one in my opinion is citizens united in terms of the effect upon democracy. and as some point we, as our history has shown, comes together as a democracy and says this is simply not right. this goes against the whole framework of democracy. and there will come a day -- and i'm no profphet, but the supreme court will confine citizens united to the same file that did dredd scott and plessy. as you mentioned, supervisor mar, one big allowance that we can still take care of in terms of people being sure that government is not totally bought, and that is disclosure, that even though money can be given by anyone, the people that are giving it, the u.s. supreme court has said unanimously all along, disclosure of who these people are is something that's fine. it does not fall or fly in the face of the first amendment or anything else, and even the other courts that have been pro

. >> as part of the ferguson effect. that's actually a myth that there are actually amounts.hat's like instant replay. that's bad camera angles, and that may or doesn't want a problem like that and the police department and communities don't want a problem like that. it's less respect for authority figures in the country. teachers, body slammed in schools. brownsville and brooklyn when this happens, it's a dangerous street in new york city. i think they had 13 murders in one precinct last year so it's sad that these guys who are saving lives are being humiliated like this. gunshots went off me be the first one they are respond. that you have to also understand that cop sometimes abuse their authority. in this case no one has said that these policemen were doing anything wrong. they were arresting someone and apparently with good reason or we would have heard about it by now. so what you have is a bunch of juvenile jerks i think abusing these officers as human beings and i feel for the officers. and i think they extended extraordinary restraint. i think the cops are to be salu