michelle hadley was out on bail living with her parents.police suspected michelle had sent threatening emails to her ex-boyfriend, ian, and his pregnant wife, angela. even though on its face it didn't make much sense. >> reporter: a young woman who lived an exemplary life, good student, she's trying to get an mba, and -- >> well, there's two sides to every person, and all we're seeing is the evidence that looks very clear that everything is -- is originating from michelle hadley. >> reporter: but the case against michelle went way beyond threatening emails. police had evidence she was up to something much more sinister, something stomach-churning. it began in early june about the same time as the deadline on the condo was approaching. >> somebody was posting ads online through craigslist saying that they wanted to fulfill this rape fantasy. >> reporter: rape fantasy as a genre? i don't think i've ever heard of this. >> i had never heard of it either, until this particular case. but apparently yes, there's a market for it. >> reporter: it's

david: hadley, steve, have a great weekend.h steve forbes and me every weekend on "forbes on fox," tomorrow morning 11:00 a.m. eastern time on the fox news channel. melissa. melissa: the threat level in guam remains the same but the territory's homeland security department is issuing guidelines so citizens are prepared if an attack occurs. i spoke to guam's governor eddie calvo about his concerns. take a listen. >> obviously i'm concerned and there is a lot of people in guam and the northern mariannas, because basically kim jong-un says hey, we'll bomb you and he pointed at territory of guam. there is concern, yet at the same time, this is not the first threat that has ever been made by north korea or kim jong-un to the u.s. territory of guam and the mariannas. there have been three or four threats since 2013. so this is nothing new. there is a 600-mile archipelago of islands. there are over 200,000 american citizens. if a war were to happen in this part of the world over there as the senator says, not only are you endangering

hadley, i want to move on to this question, and that is if nothing is done, obamacare on the privateide, it will have great difficulty. many reports that there will be either one insurer or potentially zero insurers in many of the counties across the country, and so then, what is the step here as we are trying to move forward? >> right. so i mentioned the cost sharing reductions are a government solution to a government-created problem, and we should go upstream to see what the root cause of that problem is. i want to agree with peter that the debate is not about health care, but it generally health insurance, and health insurance laws ash and what we need to do is to address the high cost of insurance coverage for so many millions of americans is undo many of the harmful regulations that have caused the premiums to skyrocket, and increasing 105% -- >> what would you look at? >> for example, i would allow the insurance companies to rate the policies according to age like they did before the affordable care act which requires the insurance companies to charge the youngest consumers ab

hadley: i am a little worried. putin has decided americans are anti-russian. his ambassador said there is no constituency for u.s.-russian relations in the united states, and he is saying if i am an enemy, i will show you what it is like to have an enemy in russia. >> tuesday, the future of the internet. >> we are talking about how certain platforms provide people with information that reaffirms what they already think. but it is not like facebook said, you are a conservative, i will show you conservative content. he said, i will show you things from people you know and content from the pages you like, and when you start clicking on these things, i will figure out whose content you seem to like and will show you more of that. it's facebook had not done that, they would not have grown to the scale which they have grown today. wednesday, the changing role of cities. period,is a transition and i think cities will play a major role. change way cities can representative democracies, cities as a great machine to change what is going on. >> thursday, a look at the op

then in the 50s, thefamily who lived above them , a family called hadley who figures in his play seven guitars, they had the apartment above and when they moved out around 1952, the wilson got that apartment so it expanded there. they were living space. but this was the home that he really related to that meant so much to him. his father did not live with him. >> father did not live here. father had another family in the south hills. father had another family. father would come here after work, he was a baker. but he baked downtown overnight like bakers do, they work at night. so in the morning he would come to the wilson home. by the time he got here eight, 9:00 in the morning the kids already left for school. by the time the kids were back from school he had already left here he wasn't around much. they didn't really bonded or that reason. >> one reason he had trouble identifying and bonding with his father was that his father was an alcoholic. he was a very talented baker. but he had a real drinking problem, a serious alcoholic and so i think possibly for that reason august very sel

tonight for formal national security advisers who served to the last two presidents including stephen hadley, national security advisor for president george w. bush. >> on a little worried. i think we are in a dangerous time with russia. i think vladimir putin has decided americans are anti- russian. 's ambassador says all the time there is no constituency for us russian relations in the us and he is basically saying if you think i'm an enemy i'm going to show you what it's like to have an enemy in russia. >> tuesday the future of the internet. hears white house interim chief digital officer. >> we talked about how certain platform seem to provide people with information that reaffirms what they already think, but it's not like what facebook said you are conservative, i think you are a conservative and i will keep showing you conservative content. they said i will show you things from the people you know and i'm going to show you content from the pages you like and when you click on those things i'm going to figure out whose content you seem to like and keep showing you more of that and had

then in the 50s the family who lived above them, a family called hadley who figures in this play they had the apartment up about then when they moved out around 1952 the wilson's got that apartment so expanded their living space. this was their home that he really related to that meant so much to him. his father did not live with them. his father did not live here. his father had another family in the south hills. his father had another enemies of his father would come here after work today was a baker. his father was a big or so he bade downtown overnight like bakers do. they work at nights on the morning he would come to the wilson home and by the time he got here at 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning the kids had already left for school spirit by the time the kids come back from school he had already left year so he wasn't around much. they didn't really bond for that reason. one reason he had trouble identifying them bonding with his father was his father was an alcoholic. he was a very talented baker but he had a real drinking problem. he was a serious alcoholic. so i think possibly for

with me is tom hadley, director of policy at the recruitment and employment confederation.rning. from your perspective, how bad is this? we have been saying for a while that this is the biggest challenge for ourjobs market, the demand of supply. every month, recruitment agencies as saying they are making more placements than in the month previously, but availability has been declining since 2013. the difficulty is finding enough staff. the concern for our members as if that is going to get harder, and it appears that things are happening. people are making decisions, now, do not come to the uk, or to leave it. the challenge for the business committee is if it gets worse. where are the crisis points? 0ne survey highlighted the manufacturing sector. it cuts across. you have engineering, it, financial services. some higher in parts of our financial market. but it cuts across. construction, one in three construction workers in london is from the eu. manufacturing is another. care is another, hospitality. it cuts across a range of sectors. what can be done while the process is u

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hadley, let's discuss senator warren. we have seen this happening for a while.of the emotional strong terms from her and bernie sanders show that progressives are not giving up. can they do enough to coalesce a majority within the democratic party to make a difference and win more seats? >> democrats are typically good at messaging to americans who are middle of the road politically. but voters should pay more attention to their voting record. she is responsible for creating the consumer protection bureau which is part of the dodd-frank platform. president trump has pursued an agenda of deregulation and freeing our marketplace. she is looking to create a foil to president trump. she has done that effectively. but voters need to look at the messages as well as the mess even jers themselves. kennedy: president obama said he's going to try and fin influence the party as much as possible. who does the showdown come down to with these two or three if you add bernie sanders to it. >> the democratic party has been look for someone to take president because legacy. cand

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c-span, on former national security advisor who served the last dose copresidents, including stephen hadley. >> i am a little worried. i think we are in a dangerous period with russia. i think putin has decided americans are just anti-russian. as his ambassador says, there is no room for constituency within the united states. he says, if you say i am an enemy, i will show you what it is like to have an enemy in russia. >> the future of the internet. >> we are talking about how certain platforms came to provide people with information that reaffirms what they already think, but it is not like you are aaid, hey, conservative, i am going to keep showing you conservative content . they said, i'm going to show you things from the people you know and show you content from the pages you like, and when you click on those pages i will figure out whose content you like and show you more. if facebook had not done that we would not be having this conversation because they would not have grown to this scale that they have today. >> more on the changing role of cities. here is the former mayor of rio de

cheryl: agreed 100%, hadley. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. back here at home, high speed travel, we're talking potential speeds of 700 miles an hour. we're getting one step closer today as hyperloop i successfully launched a full size passenger pod at highest speed ever. we have details coming up next. the . cheryl: we are one step closer to traveling on land at speeds up to 750 miles an hour. that is over 100 miles an hour faster than average boeing 747. hyperloop one, designing a transport system, successfully tested a passenger pod over the weekend. hill very vaughn in los angeles over the weekend. very cool, hillary. >> very cool, cheryl. their ceo rob lloyd said this particular test is such a big deal. it proves the technology works. he says next step is commercialization. they think they will have a shovel-ready plan approved next few months. this hyperloop technology created here in the u.s. it was manufactured here. hyperloop one is deciding where to build it. >> i'm not a betting man. i can tell you that the odds are, that something

christy-- or hadley, forgive me, hadley. >> sure. >> a lot of americans this week have just been carrying mourning the divisions in our country and thinking, i think, very difficult thoughts about race and about how we can feel as a country and how we can feel as a community. this is not a left versus right issue. racism is always a right versus wrong issue and i think that's where the confusion enters. because president trump, you know, when he talks about both sides, i think it's fair to say, it's true to say that there will always be extremistsen either side of the political spectrum, and that violence is always wrong. but. >> violence is always wrong, aneurysm is wrong and when it comes to-- >> with there are not more than one side. >> we'll continue the coverage. we'll close out. america is not a racist country, absolutely not. we have moved so far and will continue to keep moving forward. that is what we do as americans. thank you for watching. i will see you monday on the fox business. >> showdown in boston as conservative activists rally for free speech at boston common and thousa

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c-span, on monday, former national security advisers who served last two presidents, including stephen hadleyadvisor for george w. bush. >> i'm a little worried. we are in a dangerous period with russia. putin has decided americans are anti-russia. there is no constituency for u.s.-russia relations in the united states. he is basically saying if you think i'm an enemy, i will show you what it's like to have an enemy in russia. >> tuesday, the future of the internet. white house interim chief digital officer. >> we are talking about how certain platforms provide people with information that reaffirms what they already think. it is not like facebook said, hey, you are conservative. i will keep showing you conservative content. they said i will show you things from the people you know and i will show you concepts from the pages you like. when you start clicking on those things, i will figure out what content you seem to like and keep showing tomorrow that. if facebook had not done that, we would not be having this conversation. they would not have grown to the scale to which they grew today. >>

four former national .ecurity advisers susan rice and tom donnellan and condoleezza rice and stephen hadley talk about threats posed by russia, china, and north korea. >> welcome, everybody, and this is pretty much what the essence of the aspen institute has been and should always be about, and what our nation should be about, a notion of very dedicated people of both parties coming together and trying to find common ground. it is under the auspices of the aspen strategy group. i want to thank joe nye, who is cochair with secretary condoleezza rice, with her first year on the job. [applause] isaacson: we also have stephen hadley and tom donlon, the first time four national have beendvisers together. it shows what aspen can do. you notice that susan rice is missing. she will be here in seven minutes. she is just on her way from the airport. just like bob gates last year, always a buddy who wants to make a dramatic enters. let me turn it over to a person everybody knows, nick burns, the executive director of the aspen strategy group and an old friend of the institute. i do want to say you hav

includes susan rice and tom donlon from the obama administration and condoleezza rice and stephen hadley who served in the george w. bush administration. the aspen institute posted this 90 minute event. this 90 minute event. >> welcome, everybody. i am walter isaacson. this is the essence of what the aspen institute has been and should always be about. and what our nation should be about. the notion of very dedicated people of both parties coming together and trying to find common ground. it is under the auspices of the strategy group. a new cochair is condoleezza rice, her first year on the job. [applause] hadley,so have stephen one of the first -- one of the first time that for national security adviser's have been together. ur national security adviser's have been together and h.r. mcmaster will be here tomorrow. susan rice is missing, she will be here in about seven minutes. she is on her way from the airport but just like bob gates last year, somebody who wants to make a dramatic entrance. [laughter] let me turn it over to a person everybody knows, digg barnes, the executive directo

on monday, former national security advisers who served the last two presidents, including stephen hadley, former national security advisor for president george w bush. >> i am a little worried. i think we are in a dangerous period with russia. americans areded anti-russian. his ambassador says there's no russian relations in the united states. he is basically saying if you think i am an enemy, i will show you what it is like to have >> an enemy in russia. tuesday, the future of the internet. here is white house interim chief officer. >> we're talking about how certain platforms seem to provide people with information that reaffirms what they already think. it is not like facebook said, hey, you are conservative, i am going to keep show you conservative content. they said, i am going to show you things from the people who know and i will show you content from the pages you like. when you start clicking on those things, i will figure out whose content you seem to like and keep show you more of that. had a facebook not done that, we would not be having this conversation because they would n

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i just hadley zeldin who is not comfortable with the president's rhetoric he chose to use on north koreatera. marco rubio said a tax on routes are ridiculous. they act as if north korea would react different if he used kinder words. what do you make of it? >> i understand he's trying to back up the president. my concern is not so much what donald trump said, but whether or not there was a strategy or goal in mind. so often we see trump's comments or saying things off the cuff that aren't fully thought through. this plan, i would love to know what it is and possibly get behind it. we don't know that yet. >> robbie, during the campaign, hillary clinton had strong things to say about north korea and the regime. she wasn't president, but go back to her husband presidency, in 1993, he says about north korea, if they ever use them, talking nuclear weapons, it would be the end of their country. this is not the first president to use this language against north korea. how do you see it? >> i agree with him on this. i don't think it's strategic. nobody wants a war here. if we provoke north korea

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tonight for former national security advisers who served the last two presidents including stephen hadley national security adviser for president george w. bush. >> on the little worried. i think we are in a dangerous time with russia. i think vladimir food has decided americans are anti- russian and as his investors has all the time there is no constituency for us russian relations in the us and he is basically saying if you think i am an enemy, i will show you what it's like to have an enemy in russia. >> tuesday the future of the internet. hears white house interim chief digital officer. >> we are talking about how certain platform seen to provide people with information that reforms what they already seen it, but it's not like facebook said your conservative and i will keep showing you conservative context. they said i'm going to show you things from the people you know and i'm going to show you content from the pages you like and when you click on those i'm going to figure out whose content is seem to like and keep showing you more. had a facebook not that, we would not be having thi

tonight for former national security advisers who serve the last two presidents including steven hadley for president george w. bush and i'm. >> i'm worried. i think were in a dangerous. with russia and i think has decided that americans are anti- russian and has a master says all the time there is no constituency for russian religious in the united states and he's basically saying if you think i am an enemy, i will show you what it is like to have an enemy in russia. >> to state the future of the internet here is the white house interim chief digital officer. >> were talking about how certain platforms seem to provide people with information that reform of a already think. it's not like this book said hey, you're conservative, i think you're conservative and i'll keep showing you conservative contents. they said i will show you things from the people you know and i'll show you content for the pages you like it when you start clicking on those things i will figure out was constant you seem to like and keep showing you more of that. had facebook not done that we wouldn't be having this c

the spigot for federal aid -- host: and we have another tweet here, this one from the airport, from hadley airport, air field is closed due to standing water on the runways. no inbound, out of bounds flights. please check flight status before coming to the houston airport. so it's having an impact not just there in texas, but in all regions at flights there in the major hub of houston are being cancelled by the storm. again, we are talking to our viewers. do you think the government can handle natural disasters like this one, the first one under the trump administration, which has already proven to be a deadly storm? you are on the eastern or central time zone, 202-748-8000. if you are in the pacific or mountain time zones, 202-748-8001. and we want to hear from you, definitely, if you are in texas, how did you prepare and what did you expect? what do you expect the government to do, 202-748-8002. andy is calling in from new york city. hi, andy. caller: hi. good morning, everyone. i believe that mr. trump has to be impeached as soon as possible. all have to impeach him as soon as possible.

c-span, tonight for former national security advisers who served the , includingesidents stephen hadley, national security adviser for george bush. >> i think we are in a dangerous pod thing with russia. putin has decided americans are anti-russian as his ambassador says. he is basically saying if you think i'm an enemy i'm going to show you what it's like to have an enemy. >> the future of the internet. white house interim chief digital officer. click certain platform seem to provide information that reaffirms what they think. they said i'm going to show you the things that people you don't know and pay content from the pages you don't like. unlike you shown you more of that. if facebook hadn't done that we wouldn't be having this conversation because we wouldn't have grown to the scale we see today. >> here is the former mayor of rio de janeiro. >> i think the city will play major role. and than the way they can change representative democracy is seen machine to change what is going on. >> a look at the opioid epidemic, including -- was selling several drug companies. >> what is diffe

on monday, former national security adviser that served the last two presidents including stephen hadley -- >> i am a little worried. i think we are in a dangerous period with russia. i think amid -- i think he believes that americans have decided to be anti-russian. saying -- if you think i am an enemy, i will show you what it is like to have an enemy in russia. house iny, the white rim chief digital officer. >> we are talking about how new platforms supplied people with information that they already think. -- i not like they say will show you conservative content. show you i will information from people that you know. and i will figure out whose content you seem to like. that,ebook had not done we would not be talking about this. >> wednesday, with more on the changing roles of cities. this is a transition period. major roles ofy fighting against populism. >> thursday, an in-depth look at the opioid epidemic including ohio attorney general mike dewine who is suing several marketing companies. >> what is different about the drug problem we have is how pervasive it is. it is in the small

on monday, former national security adviser who serve the last two presidents, including stephen hadley. >> i am a little worried. we are in a dangerous period with russia. wooden has decided that americans -- vladimir putin has decided that americans are anti-russia. he is saying, if you think i am an enemy, i will show you what it is like to have an enemy. >> tuesday, the future of the internet. howe are talking about certain platforms seem to provide people with information that reaffirms people with what they already think. said, i will show you things from the people you know and i will show you content from the pages you like. when you start clicking on those things, i will figure out what content you seem to like. done that, had not we would not be having this conversation. >> wednesday, the changing role of cities. here is the former mayor of rio de janeiro. >> this is a transition period and cities will play a major role. the way cities can change representatives. a great machine to change what is going on. >> thursday, a look at the opioid epidemic. >> what is different about

on monday, former national security adviser who served the last two presidents, including stephen hadley, former national security adviser for george bush. >> i am word because we are in a dangerous period with russia. i think putin has decided americans are anti-russian. and he is saying if you think i am an enemy, emotionally what it is like to have an enemy in russia. >> tuesday, the future of the internet. here is the white house interim chief digital officer. >> we're talking about how certain platforms seem to provide people with information that reaffirms what they already think. but it is not like facebook said, hey, you are conservative. i am going to keep showing you conservative content. they said, i will show you things from the people you know, and i will show you can't from the pages you like. and when you start clicking on those things, i will figure out whose content you seem to like and keep showing you more of that. and if facebook has not done that, we would not have had that conversation because they would not have room to the scale they are today. >> on wednesday, th

susan rice and tom udall from the obama administration in condoleezza rice and stephen hadley from the bush white house talk about u.s. relationships with allies and threats post by russia, china and north korea. >> welcome, everybody. essencepretty much the of what the aspen institute has been and should always be about. , and frankly what our nation should always be about. there is a notion of really dedicated people of both parties coming together and trying to find common ground. it is under the auspices of the --en strategy through strategy group. condoleezza rice is cochair in the first year of the job. [applause] this is one of the first times four national security advisers will be together. the current one, h.r. mcmaster, is coming in tomorrow. you may notice that susan rice is missing. she will be here in about seven minutes. she is on her way from the airport. just like bob gates last year, there is always someone who wants to make a dramatic entrance area -- entrance. [laughter] turn it over to a person everybody knows, and turns, executive director of the aspen -- nick bur

including stephen hadley, former national security adviser for president george w.ush. >> i'm a little worried. i think we're in a dangerous period with russia. i think putin has decided that americans are anti-russia as his am bos do ambassador says all of the time. and he's basically saying, if you think i'm an enemy. i'm going to show you what it's like to have an enemy. >> we're talking about how certain platforms seem to provide people with information that reaffirms what they already think. but it's not like facebook said, hey, you ear a conservative, i'm going to keep showing you conservative content. they said i'm going to show you things from the people you know and content from the pages you like. and when you start clicking on those things, i'm going to figure out whose content you like and keep showing you more of that. if facebook hadn't have done that, we wouldn't have this wfr conversation. >> here's eduardo pies, former mayor of rio rio de janeiro. >> i think cities will play a major role. i see this -- and the way accepts change democracies, a great

reported fidelity is partnering with the digital wallet coin base which became a billion dollar wallet hadleye tell us what was the genesis behind this move >> really this is part of a broader context. so for a few years now we've been trying to understand what broad change is, how bitcoin looks and this experiment is part of that evolution we offered bitcoin in our cafeteria so people could buy food with bitcoin. 18 months ago people were able to donate to fidelity with bitcoin and this week we announced information have coin based accounts through fidelity. >> when we discuss this news there was a lot of skepticism and even suggested the reason why you guys did this is because you missed the technology of etfs are your scrambling to get ahead of what's the next technological change on wall street. >> the etf story i'll leave aside. our team developed the first iphone app and launched fidelity on facebook and twitter. this is part of our view that block change technology will change the world you can transfer value through software and sort of ware alone. this is a huge change. bitcoin, and

susan rice and tom udall from the obama administration in condoleezza rice and stephen hadley from the bush white house talk about u.s. relationships with allies and threats post by russia, china and north korea.

onon monday, former national security advisers who served the last two presidents, including stephen hadley, former national security advisor for president george w. bush. >> i'm a little worried. i think we are in a dangerous time with russia. i think putin has decided americans are just anti-russian as his ambassador says all the time, there's no constituency for u.s. russian relations in the united states and he's saying if you think i'm an enemy, i'm going to show you what it's like to have an enemy in russia. >> tuesday, the future of the internet with a white house interim chief digital officer. about howtalking certain platform seem to provide people with information with reeve -- which reaffirms what they already think. sayst's not like facebook you are conservative, i'm going to keep showing you conservative content. they said i'm going to show you things from the people you know and content from the pages you like. when you start clicking on those things, going to figure out whose content you seem to like and keep showing you more of that. had facebook not in that, we would not be

the panel includes condoleezza rice, stephen hadley, and susan rice. here's a look. allies and partners need to play a commensurate role. the reason they call it the united states and the state department on 911 is there is not a country that matches our military, economic, and moral might, and whether the challenge is gathering a coalition to impose sanctions on russia after they invade crimea and ukraine, whether rallying the world to deal with the ebola epidemic, building a coalition that goes after isis, it were cars the united states to be front and center. it does not mean that others contribute, or that they should call a week. they do not always do so. back nothingtep seems to work. and i think that clearly has been our collective experience. >> that was a portion of a recent event with national security advisers on u.s. global leadership. you can see the whole thing tonight at 8:00 p.m. on season. books and authors on espionage. great defenses of the war, with battles at gettysburg and vicksburg. news andvery day, with policy issues that impact you. coming u