no collusion no obstruction the president trumping gage to destruction of justice certainly obstructed justice multiple attempts by the president to mislead the country.

incomplete for me to work with him only point out one's disturbing evidence that president trumping gaged in obstruction of justice and all of this kind of confused so was mueller trump may have been cleared of collusion but obstruction of justice scalia and in the air mueller writes that it's so complicated he couldn't decide whether trump tried to obstruct justice or not either guilty nor innocent the conclusion that congress may apply the obstruction laws to the president's corrupt exercise of the powers of office accords with our constitutional system of checks and balances and the principle that no person is above the law specifically mueller found eleven instances where trump potentially tried to. struck to justice and democrats have jumped on it the miller report brings a disturbing picture of a president who has been weaving new web of deceit lies and improper behavior and acting as if the law doesn't apply to him it's a very interesting it was very disturbing read that does not exonerate this president the whole repercussions for the country of having a president who lies to the

gage we've leadership council that has been appointed by by the opposition alliance to discuss that transitional arrangement for a civil transitional government and i do believe now we are witnessing a very crucial. hours and our reading if you have the last best news now from possible all the capital in the streets taking the street actually celebrating their victory i do believe bashir time as it i told you is going to end in the. evening to get in on to you i mean do you agree that we may be witnessing a slight fragmentation if you like of of of the armed forces in favor of the protesters yes i think in the past forty eight i was we've reached a critical phase not only because obviously the size of the mobilization is unprecedented it's really. a sea of people that we could see in the past in the past three days but also. other speakers said because of the fact that some elements of the military have taken the side of protestors now it's important to cavite this by saying that there were reports also of military units being deployed alongside the security services in other places and you know

from their use in the yemeni theater france is not among the leading arms suppliers of countries in gaged in yemen the concern now is that this investigation by french authorities is about putting pressure on these journalists to break their professions most so love. to reveal their sources show the t.v. ski altie paris charlotte mention the french authorities in turn have constantly insisted that it's weaponry is being used for defensive purposes only while the saudi led coalition denies any deliberate targeting of civilians in yemen political journalist and elizabeth were taken of us her thoughts on the leak and why is course such concern for the french government. i don't think there's any kind of secret that french weapons are being used in yemen and you could very well argue the government has been saying this a briefing about this that since the civil war in yemen was started by rebels against illegally installed government with the support of a foreign power you're wrong this is indeed in defense of the state it's a member of the us it's the position of a number of people from your

situations i think this first campaigns are wholly supported by the governments of the countries for and gaged into this process and also by numerous foundations from give money to pay for this license this campaign is also will help us to. and bad time to create new work force and truck sales to prevent infections at all so you're optimistic about this funded project and what about other techniques. in the scientific world to cope with malaria because it affects large parts of the world in asia and africa and south america and that's absolutely true and i think again i'm very optimistic and i think we are living in exciting times because at different angles there are multiple true also now which are being developed to stop malaria speaking about mosquito control for gene drives up locations which are not yet ready for application but will give their soul and development of new powerful lessons right dr. from the max planck institute thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. to sri lankan and a country on high alert after a series of suicide bombings and easter sunday officials h

other democratic candidates are running campaigns based on principles and ideas and nursing gaging in mudslinging or personal attacks on each other meanwhile the center for american progress is using its resources to smear the senate's a book or senator warren and myself among others this is hardly the way to build unity or to win the general election the center for american progress promote none left candidate within the democrats in two thousand and sixteen and through its weight behind hillary clinton presidential hopeful are involved from the libertarian party think the center is a stop sprint through and through in all parties you're going to see something tanks there are basically designed to promote the establishment values center for american progress certainly does that they're very cautious about pushing the agendas that are going to be frightening to powerful lobbyist to moneyed interests because that damages their own funding and they're going to keep on trying to do everything they can to push the establishment interest and so it's not necessarily about hillary clinton sp

from their use and the yemeni theater france is not among the leading arms suppliers of countries and gaged in yemen. but that's hard to swallow given that this classified note was apparently provided to the french government in october twenty eighth team it showed forty eight cs our artillery guns were being used along the saudi yemen border that tanks sold to u.a.e. are in action as to fight it jets. france's military agency note actually goes even further to friendships are serving in the blockade of yemeni ports directly leading to food and medical shortages that means that women and children can't access the food that they need nor medicines if they've been attacked now last year president mccone dismissed pressure to halt arms sales to riyadh after it was implicated in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. demagoguery to say stop selling weapons but they have nothing to do with mr hersh to not confuse these things but it is interesting to hear before knowing the facts say we will not sell more weapons already so more than france due to joint ventures they have on sales to saudi al

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brotherhood or these other gangs that were around but what we see these days in cyber crime when i was so in gage and cyber crime you had to do you had this clear line separated physical crime from online crime you didn't have gentlemen that were engaged in both now that that's pretty much gone crimes today especially united states crimes today mix the two so today we've got people that will still mail from people's mail boxes once that mill is stolen they'll go ahead and go online and they'll try to pull the social security numbers the dates of birth mother's maiden the complete identity profile of that person they've stolen the mail from once that's done they add an address on to the credit reported what's called a drop address so that they can receive new account cards or replacement cards or order physical items and cash out like that as we continue to grow online with our online identities and personas you will continue to see this mixture of physical crime and internet crime and the two will meld to a point where they're almost indistinguishable you can't really distinguish them at all so w

through you tube your facebook twitter instagram whatever it is we're looking at is the activity in gage going on those platforms and that's how we kind of factor in which ones are valued at more of the others because ads but and so on and so we do the same thing with cryptograms the same way we want to see the number of followers going up or the number of active users on a social media we will see the number of active addresses going up to something like more instagram post with encrypted currencies we want to see additional transactions occurring the value those transactions the average transaction value really seeing the growth of the network and so we can start looking at some of these coins and weigh them against the others as you which ones have higher average transactions which one has more active addresses and so we can start to kind of factor of the growth of each network first the other and so right now each of them have some dominating aspect of that equation or algorithm our we want to what do we want to call it right now if there was still going to be top dog i don't think i

no collusion no obstruction the president drop in gage and obstruction of justice certainly obstructed justice multiple attempts by the present to mislead the country. the u.n. back to government in libya accuses france of supporting the rebel forces in a conflict that has killed hundreds in the past few weeks. the kremlin announces the first meeting between vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong un but the time and place are yet to be announced. and a sigh fine nightmare for the groundbreaking.

prominence and credibility to a council which is nothing more than generals who think gaged in a palace coup and how how united is the military right now because we had we have seen a certain amount of division within their leadership how do you think that will play out the longer this goes on and the implications that all that will have for the whole protest movement in sudan like now. that's a very good question and i think we can't know until things again become violent if they do we can hope that there is a nonviolent transition to civilian governance but i can tell you the civilians know and this goes right across the country right across class ethnic lines professional they know this is their one chance for democracy they will not get another chance in their lifetimes so they're willing to go all out if at a certain point the military uses violence against civilians those in the army especially in the middle ranks and lower ranks. might very well abandon the army leadership and side with the people that would be a disastrous state of affairs but it's the military council that is d

good and we have become more expert in oppressing them but the risks are there he says why the thing gage meant to support the refugees needs to continue i know it's a difficult point when you have so many crises i just this into your program and on the natural disasters in other parts of the world the complication you think that we have to do it because it's not supported if the situation is not have addressed properly also from the humanitarian point of view in the medium term the risks not only for the refugees but for the region as a whole are going to continue to be quite quite the significant would it help you and what you want to achieve for these people if she was more involved in this and also nailed her colors to the mast if you will and took the debate about the right and the debates about accountability in a different direction. you don't my my role is really to help the refugees that's the role of america amazing so we're listening to them today i spoke to many of them and tomorrow i'll do the same and we hear all the time the same answer we want to go back our whole is in my

>> my brother dirk and his wife, angel, and a good friend, rick gage, were killed one night when the didn't deter dad from wanting to be on the water? >> i think if there was one time ever that my parents considered not continuing, that was it. >> tell me about your brother dirk. >> we were all very depressed about it, but we decided that dirk would want us to continue. and, so, it actually increased our determination. we were gonna find it for dirk. >> so mel returns to the trail of scattered pieces of the atocha's cargo, knowing each tiny find is a data point that inches him closer to the wreck site. >> we'd find a nail, maybe, a ballast stone, just little teases. >> "teases" that tell mel he must be closing in. others sense it, too, including the government, which wants a cut. in 1977, the federal government and the state of florida claim they own everything salvaged from the atocha. mel fights back. >> he found a lawyer who was in admiralty law, and they arrested a piece of the shipwreck and put it in my father's custody. >> "arresting the wreck" is the legal action a marine-salv

give yourself extra time if you're coming across the golden gage britt bridge because it's foggy coming south on 101. taking another look at bridge. let's check the bay bridge where everything seems to be moving along and stot on. ths w it's in the cash lanes or fast trek. once you crossover the bay bridge, smooth sailing in that direction. a little heavier volume on the san mateo bridge westbound. eastbound is looking pretty good. it's not brake lights in the web direction, just a little heavier flow as you're making your way towards the peninsula. we are seeing slowdown conditions at the richmond san raphael bridge because of construction this morning. there's on and off lane closures through 6:00 a.m. things are slowing down as you make your way into marin. you need to give yourself extra time if that's the direction you're going. jackie. >>reporter: emily, we are live on the scene of a developing news story here with police shooting here in fremont. you can see that there are still several police officers here investigating what happened. three police officers were involved in a dea

that nobody died yes very important nobody died this happened after that the tours were closed mr gagewas closed for the day there was one seriously injured firefighter was reported we'll hear more about him or her later perhaps and i think it's a very humbling moment for for people everywhere we i think we get lured into the sense of safety in our modern life that we have all this technology and modern political theory available to us to solve all of our issues and for for something so rudimentary as fire it reminds us that we are all very much at the when the nature of these things can still happen that's a very good for us a good point to close on him and of course barbara in paris to all of you thank you very much the day is almost over the conversation continues online if i just on twitter either at g.w. news or you can follow me a break for you to use the hash tag the day we are going to leave you now with images of that fire at. if you drill in paris every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you than a. block . to. block. house the view

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they lived in a country of all its citizens and all people are born equal israel's prime minister in gaged telling his own six million strong social media following an important correction israel is not a country of all its citizens adding israel is the nation state of the jewish nation and its alone israeli jews are concerned and in some cases with good reason about the attitudes to israel of the duly elected arab leadership and therefore he's tapping into something that you know has some that exists and has some basis i would say for lots of israelis but he's taking it into a very disharmonious direction netanyahu denies that these few division insisting he's the good party has served the interests of palestinian israelis benjamin netanyahu is throwing everything he can at this campaign as he battles to stay in office face down corruption charges and cement his legacy but his opponents say that legacy will be permanently tainted by the way he's chosen to fight this election are a force that al-jazeera westerners. tech is holding at parties demanding a full recount of votes catherine ball

it is incomplete form however the mother report outlines disturbing evidence the president krumping gage in obstruction of justice and other misconduct contrary to the attorney general statement this morning that the white house quote fully cooperated unquote with the investigation report makes clear that the president refused to be interviewed by the special counsel and refused to provide written answers to follow up questions that is why i have formally requested that special counsel moller testify before the house judiciary committee as soon as possible. jordan is live from washington d.c. so it seems the report was fairly clear that it was no evidence of collusion with russia but less clear on the issue of potential obstruction of justice and that may be in part because of what congressman jerry nadler was just pointing out lower and that because robert mueller the special counsel never had that sit down interview with the president it's really hard to know what was actually true and what couldn't be corroborated you really do need to have every person in the room at some point in or

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the depression there is a landscape in the thirties that gives us what we are familiar with the more gage asked security - - securities exchange commission accounting standard standards, transparency policing the exchanges and they all happen before it is only the government that can do it. understand there's a part of me that get off my property but the fact is we have gone too far to say the government is the problem only the government can provide intellectual property only the government can create corporations and in so doing foster investments in the market to create a level playing field. and then to explain what level playing field means and i still don't know which sport that comes from is a baseball? i don't know but only the government can do that so there has been a bargain for the beginning that the government will bequeath privilege and exchange of coming in on behalf of the public to make sure you're not abusing that. then you couple that with the thinking part and with deposit insurance coming in the thirties obviously ftc, strengthening of oversight and deposit insurance

censor him. and the senate had and sitting in the student union watching those hearings i became very gaged. don't ask me exactly why it was, as i say, i was 20 i'm 82 now that was a long time ago. but i felt maybe i wanted to be a political journalist. i planned to be a journalist i was working my way through the colleges on the publicity staff of the college covering the sports from the college and writing newsletters. ic i went to my oon a saturday afternoon wrote a letter to, i had never met senator johnson except to see him from the helicopter. a and i wrottter saying, i'd like to learn about politics and you're in a campaign down here where you're trying to reach young people i' and i thin got something for you and you've got something for me. the letter got to his desk, he always want to have bright, young men around him. go john connally becamernor ans were young men on his staff at one time in his career. and i went to washington and spent the summer he in fact when i got offtrollr to the capitol where his senate majority office was w getting onto the trolley, and he took my hand a

. >> i would do gore gage. >> you throw i now that carolina is no longer sorting this stuff, it's upix in, you saw those big machines, those can sort everything out. we've done a bad job just throwing everying away. >> this might be a good time for those guys to launch plic education. >> i think we need to. what's happened is we got so used to people sorting that stuff for us. it's now up to us. another iossible re-education something we need to do. if you want to hope e help at home, we're putting another pop quiz for you to do, thene green thing challenge on today.com. it will help you decide what heitself test way you can help the environment. >> another eye opener. good information. thank you, appreciate itt >>> straigh ahead, jane lynch in the house will tell us about the stars getting ready for something special. >> let's get ready to shop. e will reveal the highly coveted award winners after your >>> this is a new for today news break. >> good morning, 8:26 on this monday april 22nd. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's go over to mellissa molette with your traffic. >> the beltway looks

the other is a rhetorical contrast, i'm not financial to talk about them like their human bar gage ortogether. that's a more effective contrast i think for him to make. it might not be for others to make. it is a way to contrast yourself with trump on non-policy grounds. >> there is a message. a lot of democrats are trying to break through, stand out. many don't have a path to the nomination that's very easy to see. >> to an extent the west is an arguability. >>> nancy pelosi contacts the sergeant in arms over ilhan omar's safety. >>> first, congressman tim ryan is probably the only candidate for president who wrote a book on mindfulness meditation. it is going to take a lot of focus and deep breathing to make it through the crowded field, which just expanded by three this weekend. he will join me live to talk about his campaign up next. o tak about his campaign up next the unmistakable lexus is. lease the 2019 is 300 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills?

. >> rick, just going back to the gdp number, what number do you think we -- what's the gage for where far as whether it forces the fed to hike again >> well, you know, i think we pay a whole lot more attention to the fed at this point than we need to. i think that the major area is the two handle 2% or higher would be very impressive to investors for the first quarter. but i think j p.o.w. is in a pause. i believe their next action, my opinion all along, may be a tightening but i think we have a lot of fairway before we have to consider that action >> rick, thanks very much. have a lovely easter and our thanks to kristin bitterly from citiprivate bank >>> up next, we will be back with the closing countdown >>> and after that our swarlz schaub cheev analyst liz ann sonders. [knocking] ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. it's the first day of school. yeah, he's so nervous. tom is letting him know it will be alright. i know, it's a big day. i'm so proud of him. gotta go. ♪ good luck on your first day. just as we help companies advance in the digital era, cognizant is helping peo