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hoffman told the jury that four years after the dundee murders, garcia made a shocking confession told the cops about it in this audio recording. >> i remember he said it was a long time ago, he said, i killed a young boy and an old woman. i said why? i said, why would you kill a young boy and an old woman and he said "they had it coming." >> of all the pieces that we didn't have in the 2008 case, that was a big piece. >> prosecutors said hoffman had nothing to gain by publicly talking about her past life. >> she had two children. she had moved on in her life and didn't want to go back in time, but she did. >> but why would garcia make that confession to her? hoffman said garcia, who was a regular at the strip club where she worked, wanted more than a lap dance. >> he was trying to impress her because she was trying to keep him at arm's length saying, "you know what, he was getting too serious." >> and she said, "i only date bad boys," or something like that -- >> right. "you're too good for me. you're a doctor. i only date bad boys." and he said -- his response to her is, "well, i'm

biggest names in media and entertainment are gathering and we'll talk to linkedin co-founder reid hoffman about the trends he sees in the industry and let's focus in on the big stories that we're watching today to get us started. mark santoli is tracking the market action and ylan mui has the latest >> the s&p 500 got an extra push to the upside after the release of those minuteses and basically investors seeing nothing in particular incrementally to worry about. you take a look at the one year and the s&p looks like this sort of reach higher to the top end of this trend area, mostly today and it's the apple, microsoft, amazon show if you wanted to look at the attribution of what's carrying things and we have small caps week and a lot of noise below the surface and we'll get to some of that in a minute and for now, the s&p itself seems like it's not bothering and it and some of the erosion catches up to the headline index and take a look at the s&p against a couple of other measures with broader sets of equities and here we have the completion index and it's everything in the u.s. market

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joining me to discuss, fox news contributor and former cia station chief, dan hoffman.g with us. >> thanks. ashley: do we know enough about the syndrome to suspect potential foul play? >> well, we know enough to know that roughly 130 people have been afflicted by this syndrome. it's been the first cases were detected way back in late 2016 in havana, cuba. my friend and former colleague was targeted in a moscow hotel room and it forced him to retire early in 2018. so i think we know a lot about the forensics, the science. the national academy of sciences concluded this is an electric pulse frequency, a microwave attack against our people. what is left for us to determine is who is conducting these attacks to attribute them and then determine why the attacks occurred in vienna, in moscow, in china and reportedly as close as the ellipse near the white house. ashley: for anyone who doesn't know the symptoms are headaches, dizziness and symptoms consistent with a concussion. i want to read a statement from the ministry of foreign affairs on the reports of this syndrome. we t

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dustin hoffman.mate, messy? >> very, but funny. >> stephen: what do you remember most fondly of those days of hanging around with gene hackman and dustin hoffman. >> lot of laughs. >> stephen: yeah? lot of laughs. >> stephen: you guys would hang out? >> yeah. i knew gene first. he lived downtown with his first wife. he said this guy's coming back, dustin, so he came back. we would try to pick up girls and dusty still laughs about the stupidest line i ever saw. we just put down new linoleum in our apartment and i said to the girl, come up to the apartment and see the new linoleum. and dusty still laughs about that. >> stephen: that is a fairly awkward pickup line. >> oh, the worst. >> stephen: clint eastwood is only a year older than you are. did you work with clint? >> i worked with him on one movie. he's done some good stuff. >> stephen: both you and clint eastwood represent a solid 20th century american man. there's a solidity your performances. >> could be. >> stephen: do you think you could take

steve hoffman i said. there's a recurring i theme. steve hoffman was said.should? of course tech giants don't want to do it. i who should? of course tech j giants don't want to do it. it is not good business for them to make editorial decisions. it's much easier to take an approach that platforms should be regulated, government should come up with regulation, because they know that most governments across the world are not very sophisticated and how they think about regulation. if a government creates a rule that facebook can have specific types of speech on the platform, not gives facebook a line in the sand that it has to adhere to. one thing that i was struck by earlier in facebook�*s statements was how similar it was to what we catalogue on the back of the book, the apologies facebook has been making for over a decade. it is still making and in some places, the language is almost identical. there's so much more we could talk about, but i'm afraid that's it for today. thank you very much to all my guess. sheera frenkel and cecilia kang, tojoey d'urso and

hoffman, rick is right. it's not just about warning the chinese publicly.atre and having to use american media to make determinations about what they can get away with. north korea and iran and other bad actors. you can send one message to china privately but it's about how the world will respond to what we are doing and what china is doing. what is the most concerning regarding taiwan? china can go get taiwan. russia deciding to use the money and the power they will have from this new pipeline to take the rest of ukraine? they took crimea. what is your take on all of this? >> i think the national security threat with the shortest fuse is out of afghanistan where the taliban was fighting an insurgency and now allowing al-qaeda to stay on their territory. we could have stayed there with troops. the director of cia testified ts the fact that the united states will lack the ability to detect threats going forward. that's of great concern to me. the threat is from china. china sees us backing out of afghanistan and sees an opportunity there to increase their le

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the reaction from the former nasa astronaut jeff hoffman. i'm enthusiastic about private space flight. when you look at the incredible innovation that has come out of the different companies that are all taking different approaches to space, if it had been left to nasa and the traditional launch providers, and by the way, i mean, i love nasa, they have done very ll by me, but would they have made the investment to develop reusable rockets and all of the other technological advances that have come out of these different private companies. so i'm enthusiastic, yeah, it's expensive, right now it's not available to the general public, but my parents told me about the early days of trans-atlantic airline flights where, again, it was way out of range of most people and only a few could afford it. things will change. ros: sce tourism will require the cost of going into space to come down, of course. it is way, way, way out of range for almost everyone, particularly mr. franson's rocket cost upwards of a quarter of a million dollars. the auction to

here. 17 people have been detained in connection with the murder of haitian president hoffman. l. moiz. among them 2 americans of haitian descent of police are also looking for 8 other suspects. in the case as alt. he's a kayla mohan reports now. the trickle of information is slowly getting underway. well, we have an ongoing situation where the police are trying to track down suspects. this was quite a high level crime, the killing of the president of haiti. and now we're starting to get a more clear picture of the perpetrators. there is a team of 28 professional assassins. it appears professional killers. now 2 of them apparently were haitian americans. and in addition to that, you had a number of people from columbia. many of whom were ex military folks from columbia out at this point from what we understand, there was a situation where the police tracked some of the suspects to a house. there was a fire fight that went on late into the night. and at that point, a 3 suspects were killed in that confrontation. we had a situation where some of the suspects were able to break in

here's former nasa astronautjeff hoffman. i'm enthusiastic about this flight.hat are all taking different approaches to space, if you are left to nasa in the traditional launch providers. i love nasa, they have done very well by me, but with their help move the investment to develop reusable rockets and all of the other technological advances that have come out of these different private companies? so, iam come out of these different private companies? so, i am enthusiastic. yes, it is expensive right now, it is not available to the general public but my parents told me about the early days of transatlantic airline flights were again, it was really out of range and only the wealthiest could afford it and things change.— wealthiest could afford it and thins chane. , ., things change. this will cost going in the space _ things change. this will cost going in the space to _ things change. this will cost going in the space to come _ things change. this will cost going in the space to come down - things change. this will cost going in the space to come down and - th

it was founded in 2005 by steve hoffman, alexis so honey and, and aaron swartz, alexis is better known as mister serina williams. but he wants you to know he's his own person, who they don't tell us any banners do gauge. you because you can bench print him, does it be a bridges are you able but of course, alexis is not even the most important co founder of read it. that would be aaron florence who will come back to in a minute. anyway, until a few years ago, read it was considered a somewhat free corner of the internet almost. and our kids stick in it vest for even and democratic ideals, often anti establishment in the story that would get boosted the most on and in their communities. since that time, however, read it has seemed to change banning large swath of both left wing and right wing speech. and it happened around the same time that they appointed jessica, a shoe as their director of policy in 2017. well, i'm for any read it higher up and just some nerdy coder with their fingers all day and orange from cheetos and i got like a corky, pat mouse name winston smith that sits on the

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these two guys in particular, hoffman and rubin, are trying to get young people to focus. not just individually maybe try to evade the draft, but to speak out publicly, to change the course of the nation's politics. guess what i'm trying to say is, between '65 and late '67, all sorts of tools are being engineered. all sorts of kind of modelings of how the public works are occurring. anti-war activists are stretching the boundaries of democratic practice. how do you do democracy? as they -- as they try to figure out how to capture the nation's attention. now, in 1968, this anti-war movement will split. half -- half's not fair. some large percent will continue these, well, protest politics, rally, march, sit-ins, teach-ins, blockades, confront the war makers, protest at universities. but another large segment will say, i think we've convinced a lot of american folks that the war is wrong, we need to now turn to sort of the main highway of democratic politics in the united states which is electoral. 1968 is an election year. 1964, we had a choice between bomb vietnam to the s

lucinda hoffman didn't fully understand sexual consent when she was assaulted aged 16.issing, and then he locked the doors, pushed me down and said that i have to perform oral sex and i'm not allowed out until i do. i feel let down by the education system as a whole. we weren't taught enough and the boys weren't taught enough, �*cause there are some instances where education would've100% prevented a lot of sexual assault. hey, hey! ho, ho! sexual violence got to go! the demand for more education is part of a bigger movement. tens of thousands of women rallied across australia, protesting against abuse and harassment earlier this year. there are no quick solutions, but many agree schools are a solid place to start. and students here are determined to keep the issue alive, even when it's no longer in the headlines. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, brisbane. i really important story, and more news on that on our website. large cruise ships will be banned from sailing into the centre of venice from the first of august. (00v)the decision by italy's cabinet comes just days before a

in august, fifo general secretary, ernest by hoffman, says play welfare is a big concern. over the years the calendar has been stacked up to a degree that it's over congested. and at the same time, the intensity of the game play has increased dramatically. if you look at the, the distances brenda during the game, if you look at the impact of the commissions on the field, it's just more intense than one in the past. like many boards, right. we just, it bounces, advancing athletically to, to a next generation of asked me. and it's been very disappointing that the competition organizers will, of course, have interest in their own products be placed in the best possible broadcasting and in the calendar have so far failed to really implement proper protections that we've been looking for what we've studied and what we've lined out is that with very reasonable minimum protection such as a minimum duration of eventually a month of an off season break. 10 to 12 days of a mis season break and meaningful regulations to limit the the frequency your fax back matches. meaning when you

yes andre congressman jared hoffman from the north bay is a co author, and i spoke with one water expert who says this really could have a profound effect and changing the way people think about the water that they use. declining sierra snowfall and low awkward for levels. some see recycling wastewater as a stable source of supplies in the future. many bay area districts are already tapping into lower quality, recycled water for outdoor use. santa clara valley water says it's about 5% of their supply most of our recycled water today. is used for outdoor irrigation and some a slider man is used for cooling towers. now there's a new house bill. four. oh 99, co sponsored by congressman jared huffman of san rafel, it proposes $750 million in federal grant funds for recycled water projects and water recycling is going to be part of that future. um uh, if we're going to survive in the western united states, michael keep our ski director of uc berkeley lost schools wheeler water institute says right now many consumers accept recycled water for irrigation or flushing toilets. but there's still a

lucinda hoffman didn't fully understand sexual consent when she was assaulted aged 16. the doors, pushed me down and said that i have to perform oral sex and i'm not allowed out until i do. i feel let down by the education system as a whole. we weren't taught enough and the boys weren't taught enough, �*cause there are some instances where education would've100% prevented a lot of sexual assault. hey, hey! ho, ho! sexual violence got to go! the demand for more education is part of a bigger movement. tens of thousands of women rallied across australia, protesting against abuse and harassment earlier this year. there are no quick solutions, but many agree schools are a solid place to start. and students here are determined to keep the issue alive, even when it's no longer in the headlines. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, brisbane. promoting sexual consent education is also a major issue in the united states. joining me from maryland is christine soyong harley, president of the sexuality information and education council of the united states. some pretty forthright views of aust

but the germans had become fixated with the use of glamorous women hoffman sheet two.they were entranced by the idea. let ingrid vern bergman had acted in the film was very much in the american consciousness. okay let's move them. with the germans couldn't do was send spies with a needed to use their brains. okay, i would like to turn out to the campaign run through just after suspects had been arrested and before they're put on trial in 1938 the fbi would still not say he was a jew because he that his campaign was against nancy's and anti- semitism and revealing the story of the german spies were he could not make the argument because people would say he was biased, he is a jew he would say that would make? that's an aspect of his identity that was confidential. so even before it started started the posen after the trial was post civilized is a steward which also came out as a book. embarked on a lecture tour in 1939 even as it february 1940 he was still scheduled to give 53 more lectures each for the fee of $500 pretty been the best paid agents in the fbi but he was

lucinda hoffman didn't fully understand sexual consent when she was assaulted aged 16. and l the boys weren't taught enough, because there are some . instances where education would've100% prevented a lot of sexual assault. _ hey, hey! hey, ho! sexual violence is got to go! the demand for more education is part of a bigger movement. tens of thousands of women rallied across australia, protesting against abuse and harassment earlier this year. there are no quick solutions, but many agree schools are a solid place to start. and students here are determined to keep the issue alive, even when it's no longer in the headlines. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, brisbane. the delayed tokyo 2020 olympic games are around the corner, but lockdown has made training hard. here's some of the ways athletes from around the world have managed to do it. don't try some of these at home! lockdowns have been tough on athletes, but some have found different ways of keeping in shape for the tokyo olympics. no treadmill, no problem for this 5000 metre runner. the american athlete took this jokey appro

[speaking spanish] >> marcel hoffman, fiu member and longtime residentof san francisco .ty college really does mean the world to me. from the moment i arrivedhere in my early 20s , feeling like an outcast on the small town, looking for people like me and lookingfor community . i found that at city college. basically, labor studies and i even survived of violent workplace assault and was able to retrain to become a nurse. i could tapdancing, spanish , german, fitness centers. i found meaning, a career and joy.i really want everyone to havethis opportunity that i did . find the funding to fully support the city college weknow and love. thank you . >> my name is robin q and this is my ccs story. in total of all 20/20 i was coordinator and instructor for the small business noncredit programsat the downtown campus at city college . we had basses for people who had an idea but didn't know what to do with it. we want to start small businesses in and francisco. we often had more than 50 people enroll in our classes. and these classes were discontinued in the fall of 2020 due to a

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get into it with a party panel columnist carol markowitz and los angeles radio host and a host gary hoffman. and we have author of the end of democracy. that's shown us back. carolyn b. will get into this with you because obviously you have lived with this story in another country fighting for freedom. what do you see in these protests? is it all just because of covid? >> people want to be free and these protests are not about covid and they aren't about prescription drug plans and overdue library fines. they are about the cuban people saying we are here and don't forget about us preview and want to be free to and the western world is ignoring them. i feel very strongly about this. people want to be free. people don't want to live in a socialist paradise. i agree with you that freedom is the default setting for human beings. we have lost sight of what that needs in this country and nikki haley had good point when she said mission creep because it is insidious and all of a sudden you are completely surrounded by the states award as president biden biden stand on all this gary because the whi

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demolitions expert dan hoffman said those holes will be filled with dynamite and thoroughly wrapped to eliminate debris from the blast. >> you have to go away from the debris pile that they need to continue their recovery process. the risk is probably acceptable only because they're in such a rush to get the recovery process back. >> reporter: rescue workers remain determined to find the 121 people still unaccounted for. on saturday, the death toll climbing to 24 and those who live there are being told they can't ever go back home. >> this is not about losing property. this is about trauma. it's about emotions. >> reporter: by shear luck eric demoura spend the night of the collapse at the home of his girlfriend, fernanda figueiredo. he's grateful for that spur of the moment decision that may have saved his life. he has to leave almost everything behind. >> it's something that will always be with me. no matter where we live. no matter how beautiful our pho future, you just don't heal from this. you just don't. >> reporter: authorities say it simply isn't safe for anyone to go back insid

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fox news contributor and former cia station chief dan hoffman joined us earlier to discuss what steps they need to find and fix and then disrupt these attacks before they cause harm on our people. that means mobilizing the state department, the department of he defense, the intelligence community as well as our own state and local and federal law enforcement. todd: the syndrome first emerged in the cuban capital back in 2016. texas state troopers are struggling to patrol the del-rio sector of the border as floods of migrants illegally cross every day. >> in texas alone, in this fiscal year already we have already set a new all-time record for the number of people who have been apprehended coming across the border. just the scale of this in terms of the stress on public resources, school, medical, all these other things, this is going to greatly impact communities. todd: republican governors across the country sending reinforcements to help with patrols, this as officials say distress calls for migrant rescues are up a whopping 81%. ashley. ashley: thanks, todd. five of the texas democ

demolitions expert dan hoffman said the holes will be filled with dynamite and thoroughly wrapped too limit debris from the blast. >> you have to have it go away from the debris pile that they need to continue the recovery process. the risk is probably acceptable only because they are in a rush to get the recovery process back. >> reporter: rescue workers remained determined to find the 121 people still unaccounted for. saturday, the death toll climbing to 24. those who live there are being told they can't ever go back home. >> this is not about losing property. this is about trauma. this is about emotions. >> reporter: by sheer luck, eric spent the night of the collapse at the home of his girlfriend. he is grateful for that spur of the moment decision that may have saved his life, but he is having to leave almost everything behind. >> this is something that will always be with me. no matter where we live, no matter how beautiful, you just don't heal from this. >> that is so sad. it is a tropical storm, but luck is not on their side. >> certainly not. the first hurricane downgraded t

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if you remember the movie the graduate, dustin hoffman, the dad comes over, benjamin, i got one wordnk if that movie was remade today, they might say the word is magnets because anything you want, all the stuff you guys talk about, airpods, iphones, ipads, teslas, renewable nergy, wind turbines even dentures and mri machines and military applications, require very specific magnets. call them nio magnets or ndpr. you'll be hearing more about this mp materials is the only producer of the elements that go into those magnets jim matinsky, he bought this mine for 36 million bucks, couple of years ago, out of bankruptcy from molly corp turned it around he believes that the minerals here and magnets are the next industrial revolution. >> it is really just helping pave the path for the fourth industrial revolution. as we decarbonize and electrify, so if it is an electric vehicle, wind turbine, drone, robot, it is likely that rare earth magnets are going to be needed >> now, carl, what they dig out of this whole behind me, it just look at this hole, it has gotten deeper, it is still shipped t

let's take a look at pure cycle, and all due respect to dustin hoffman in "the graduate" where he said plastics are the future, this is a company trying to literally trying to change the world. they may be small and may be more risky but it doesn't matter what's going on in inflation pure cycle has a technology where they -- i've seen them i've gone out to their plant two hours outside of cincinnati -- where they take chopped up plastic trash from stadiums and they put it through their system and out comes pure polypropylene. it's a huge problem. our children's children are not going to be using one use plastics and you take a look at this company and you say they're taking a shot. their process works. they have stuff from procter & gamble, licenses, where this technology can create virgin polypropylene. >> let me understand what the implications are, stephen. growth in the market and growth in the economy is not as likely to be as fast as it's been the last year or six months in the case of the economy. one that grows at a slower rate and what we may be going through is a recalibratio

good in underwear, and davis, who had been a model for victoria secret, got the job, opposite dustin hoffman just a pretty face. >> i don't know what you want. one minute you like me and the next you don't. >> reporter: her role in "the accidental tourist," earned her a oscar nod. but right before she went to the show with her husband at the time, she watched a show where the critics said she had no chance of winning. >> and the oscar goes to geena davis, "the accidental tourist." >> the funny thing was, it was melanie griffith and don johnson who presented the award. and melanie kissed me when she handed it to me. and i was very conscious i might have a pink kiss mark on my cheek. in my sentence speech, i'm going, and i would also like to thank -- and it looks hlooks like i'm kind of shy, but i'm try to cover up this potential kiss mark on my face. >> reporter: in 1992, fresh off thelma and louise, she seemed right at home as a star baseball player, but truth is she barely knew how to hold a bat. >> i didn't know how to play baseball or any sport. i really was so not athletic as a kid. i wa

he was a guy named jerry ruben, and he's hooked up with a long-haired guy in new york city, abby hoffman, and they come up with a goof, a scam where they announce to the press that the purpose of linking their arms and encircling the pentagon is not just to plok block people from getting in and out, it's actually part of the magical rite. and if done properly, they can levitate the pentagon. everybody knows it is the age symbol of evil. we have to do counter magic -- it's a goof. the press is like, that's funny. it's like our poor republican friend down in delaware who gets a lot of news coverage for saying things that's special. that's cool. you're funny. can we take a picture of you? it catches people's attention. and it kind of clicks, oh, if you want more attention, you're trying to reach the majority and get publicity and people to hear you, maybe you got to do kind of clever goofy stuff that breaks the paradigm. the civil rights movement, right? think about it. very serious and sober. these guys are like, let's make it funny. let's make it clever. dangerous. we're talking about war