hauser's the 1st 3 d. printed buildings have already gone up in france and denmark as well as in texas where these icon homes are quick to build and cost only about $10000.00 euros to make. while mind blowing technology. this replica of a star was a robot was also made using a 3 d. printer but how does this technology actually work well there are many different printing methods and materials to choose from concrete and synthetic resin for example the 3 d. printer liquefies material and then print said layer through a special jet to do this the printer follows a digital construction plan sounds complicated it's not really. need to replace a chess piece or a screw no problem just fire up the 3 d. printer and make one a country d. printing method is fused deposition martling quo f t m. f t this is the f t m method. on the high school printer works a bit like a hot glue gun. we've got the plastic on this call. leading into this feeder you know it's connected to this tube which leads down here . and down here w

hauser is a digital pioneer he's had microchips the size of a grain of sand implanted under his skin in each of his hands he has 3 chips embedded between his thumb and index fingers he doesn't like the term side he prefers to think of himself as a new species. i've upgraded so i did feels like i'm on a different level of development and. i don't mean that in the latest way or anything but i do feel like something's different. he made a spontaneous decision to have his 1st chip implanted at a congress in desoto off on biohacking and self optimization through digital implants. 4 of our it was someone else's turn 1st so i was able to watch i would stun the needle didn't look any more threatening than the one when i donated blood it was just a little bit thicker. then more chips followed he says that all of them a safe from a medical pot. interview he even implanted the last one himself. one of the chips opens his office door. and other contains all his emergency data such as his blood type and his organ donor i.d. the uses in everyday life is still very rudimentary but that doesn't both

totaling one point seventeen billion in losses for the entire decade one point seventeen billion hauser's that is a big number in fact there was so much lose at the times reports that trump appears to have lost more money than nearly any other individual american taxpayer during that time but that he also loved so much money that he was able to avoid paying income taxes for eight of the ten years. yes my friends it seems the donald is not big on paying his taxes shocking i know the president responded to the story tweeting you always wanted to show losses for tax purposes i mean i mean almost all real estate developers did it was sport naturally this news was met with the usual partisan hackery on capitol hill and in the new one the us news media with the republicans questioning the veracity of the documents and the reporting and democrats declaring trump is the king of all crooks and blah blah blah blah blah i'm sure russians got in there somewhere too if it's the democrats but the barrage of the sound bites twitter rants and i.r.s. forms what's lost on the pundits and politicians is tha

hauser earlier in the austrian parliament he was dramatically ousted from office by his former allies the far right freedom party they teamed up with opposition parties to mount a vote of no confidence in the chancellor. that's to pull this cancelling out what really has surprised me is stent the chancellor in such a situation has still to this day not offer to one word of apology to the austrian people mr chancellor. in this case because. it was an act of retribution the coalition fell apart last week after freedom party leader heinz christian straka was caught in a sting video promising government contracts to supposedly russian heiress in a beach in exchange for campaign support. the verge of no confidence came a day after courts celebrated the victory of the center right party in the european parliamentary elections that result is what gives the young leader confidence that he will be returned in a general election in september. till then austria will be governed by technocrats . what you need of a new still to come the founders from this balance of celebrations that seem makes hi

mobs roaming around with sticks and nor different forms of weapons which were used to attack muslim hauser's so we hope that today the curfew will actually be meaningful and it will be used by the police and the armed forces us to stop violence and poorest people who are responsible look at who is responsible we keep talking about angry mob seeing pictures of large crowds who was behind this and i was on violence then how much has social media played a role. well we've seen that couple of people have been arrested and some of these people who've been arrested down. in order and. these are people who will be known to have been behind rowland's against muslims before there are people who've been arrested before by the police so it seems that similar things that we've seen in the past in terms of violence against muslims is repeating itself. so of course there are local mobs involved also but these particular people that i mentioned and it will be not already arrested are not necessary from the local area ok from your perspective there do you think authorities are taking the right steps to stop

certain is now making these are real because according to light hauser in the u.s. side they're going to start filing the paperwork on tuesday that would increase the tariffs from ten to twenty five percent on more than two hundred billion dollars in chinese goods imported to the u.s. and those tariffs would go into effect at midnight friday morning u.s. time here on the east coast of the u.s. and this means that thursday is going to be a critical day because that's when lou he the vice premier of china and their lead trade representative will be in washington with dozens of chinese trade negotiators and on thursday they are planning to sit down with the american side to try to hammer out some sort of agreement but if they don't these tariffs could kick in on friday between the world's two biggest economies. religious leaders in sri lanka paving for calm and restraint the shops of the houses belonging to muslims would target. in the town of negaunee just north of the capital colombo this comes just weeks after attacks on easter sunday which killed two hundred fifty

congratulations to all that hauser his who have been fighting here. thank you mayor breed for your leadership, and we look forward to building affordable housing in the excelsior, outer mission, because me know we are next in line. thank you very much. >> thank you. we had one of our residents who had planned to speak today, but unfortunately she couldn't make it. she is part of tenderloin housing clinic, and at this time , i would like to introduce randy shot to say a few words, since she was not able to make it. [applause]. >> you know, i will be even briefer because it is hot. i have to say, listening to mayor breed, i have a book out called "generation priced out" who gets to live a new urban america, and i recommend to all cities is one of the key strategies for affordability is to take all public land and converted to affordable housing. thank you for proving what should be done. i gave her a copy of my book. >> i haven't read it yet. >> i'm telling you, what is happening in san francisco around affordable housing is something that we all need t

that, of course, was met with a lot of dissatisfaction by ustr, trade representative robert wright hauserthe rest of the team. that because the president to increase tariffs and the talks ended today without a deal. likely to continue on talks, but at the same time, likely to have those tariffs continue, which means a longer trade war. >> here's number four and number five tweets today. over the course of the past few days, china has held constructive conversations on the status of trade relationship between both countries, the relationship between president xi and myself. in the meantime, the united states has imposed tariffs on china which may or may not be removed depending on what happens with respect to future negotiations. so how does this play and where does this come out? obviously farmers and a lot of people are feeling some pain already. will they feel more, do you think? >> they very well could be it seems to me that both sides have been feeling each other out and probably is calculating a little bit. if there has been as much as we thought there was on issues like purchases fr

his trade representative robert light hauser was dispatched to try to build support. treasury secretary steven mnuchin tried to assure anxious lawmakers on the fight with china. >> there still a lot of work to do but i can assure that president trump has determined that we have free and fair trade and wants to have a fair relationship with rules that we can compete fairly. >> has actions on these tough issues will likely your mind to supporters of his 2016 campaign themes that he alone can fix them. >> shannon: thank you very much. the investigation heats up and serious allegations about secret emails that open a very public email as to who put the salacious steele dossier there? they are here next. ♪ [leaf blower] you should be mad at leaf blowers. [beep] you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler. so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad. get e*trad

iraq's ancient city of measure is known for its hauser's or seminaries and they face restrictions under the rule of saddam hussein but since his death there has been a revival or so jabari met with some of the fellows of students who travel to nudge off in the hope of joining the next generation of religious leaders. this is one of the dozen houses in niger it opened in the one nine hundred thirty s. . houser is a seminary where shia clerics are educated and there are more than seventeen thousand students in not just hoping to reach the highest level of religious studies to become a grand ayatollah or a martyr these students go through a rigorous testing process before they are accepted into the seminaries once here they are provided with a room and board and a small monthly allowance the verdict for the goal of the seminary students is to keep the faith and religion erected without flaws and continue to call on people to cling to the right path it is here where the next generation of religious leaders are being prepared in iraq and as well as some of its neighboring countries they will

usc frank hauser, usc arnold. do you agree that obstruction law allows for intent to be informed by a pattern of potentially instructive acts? atty. gen. barr: intent eventually has to be established by proof beyond a reasonable doubt. usc frank hauser, usc arnold. obviously, some inferences can be drawn from circumstantial evidence but that can contribute to proof beyond a reasonable doubt. that is one of the problems with this whole approach suggested in the special counsel's report, which is it is trying to determine the subjective intent of a facially lawful act and it permits a lot of selectivity on the part of the prosecutors and, and it's been shot down in a number of other context. so, one of the reasons that we are very skeptical of this approach is that, uh, uh, in -- >> you mean director mueller, or the justice department? atty. gen. barr: the justice department is that in this kind of situation where you have a facially innocent act -- that's authorized by the constitution. >> i just. atty. gen. barr:

usc frank hauser, usc arnlodold. do you agree that obstruction law allows for intent to be informed by a pattern of potentially instructive acts? atty. gen. barr: intent eventually has to be established by proof beyond a reasonable doubt. obviously, some inferences can be drawn from circumstantial evidence that can contribute to an overall determination of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. that is one of the problems with this whole approach suggested in the special counsel's report, which is it is trying to determine the subjective intent of a facially lawful act and it permits a lot of selectivity on the part of the prosecutors and, and it's been shot down in a number of other context. so, one of the reasons that we are very skeptical of this approach is that in -- approach senator klobuchar: you mean director mueller, or the justice department? atty. gen. barr: the justice department is that in this kind of situation where you have a facially innocent act -- that's authorized by the constitution. senator klobuchar:

susan: 14-year high in rating. 13 million people watch every night to james holtz hauser is 300,000 fromer on "jeopardy." stuart: big news today coming, robert mueller will make his first public statement since he was announced aspects counsel that would have been what, 742 days ago. he will make a live presentation 11:00 this morning. you will see it too. check the big board. we're down 150, whatever mueller says that could move the markets. it's a busy day in news. we're all over it of course. more "varney" after this. ♪ the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta® onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta® reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1% a 94% decrease. neulasta® onpro is designed to deliver neulasta® the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta® is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta® if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, some