those killings went unsolved until huff's dna was linked to both of the cases. >> so grateful this is over. i'm glad he's never going to be out here again. >> huff did not address the court during yesterday's sentencing and he did not look at anyone as they were speaking. >>> oakland police say they were forced to use a taser on a man they say came to the home of his ex-girlfriend with a loaded gun. the confrontation happened about 10:00 yesterday morning near 89th avenue. and b st. officers try to calm the man down but there was a struggle . the two officers tased the suspect and then were able to restrain him. he was arrested on suspicion of battery on a police officer in possession of a gun . the a woman and her two-month-old sons were not hurt and oakland police department spokeswoman says the officers de-escalated a volatile situation without having to resort to deadly force . the officers were injured, but were treated and released at the hospital. >>> top social media executives are on capitol hill in washington this morning. coming up, what twitter ceo and facebook's sheryl sa

. >> the killings went unsolved until huff's dna was link today both cases. -- linked to both cases. >> i'm so grateful this is over and glad he's never going to be ought here again. -- out here again. >>> a pay roll glitch leaves college instructors underpaid. >> our teachers are already stretched because they have got rent, mortgage, care. >>> bob woodward releases expert excerpts. the white house response. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare. you better move. listen to the bass go boom. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. in 2011, california passed a law requiring carbon monoxide alarms in single-fami... (beeping) ...in single-family homes. that was seven years ago. (beeping) carbon monoxide alarms... (beeping) (annoyed sigh) ...typically last (beeping) seven to ten years. which means california's about to start hearing a lot of this... (silence) but you can beat the b... (beeping) huh-huh. by getting a new kidde carbon monoxide alarm now

. >> reporter: the killings went unsolved, until dna linked both cases to huff, a transient with a longpleaded no contest to two counts of murder in may. >> we were glad to bring closure to the families affected by the terrible tragedy. to deanna butterfield's family, and mueylin saechao's family. this is obviously a typical day but a good day. >> reporter: a good day, for her daughter who vowed never to give up. >> he is just a coward. he preys on weak people, and i'm not a weak person. >> reporter: huff do not address the court, nor did he look at anyone when he spoke. silva says she hopes his life in prison will be terrible. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is up next with a controversial new face for nike. >> this is the goal. this is what they want to do. you cannot simply describe the product anymore. you have to connect emotionally. >> the new campaign featuring colin kaepernick that has some people boycotting nike. >>> also ahead, how bay area leaders are urging the governor to allow those so-called safe injection sites. >>> and it has happened again.i now

. >> reporter: melissa silva is over -- heartbroken, but believes after william huff was sentenced tonly 4 years old when her mother, 21-year-old deanna butterfield, was found killed in a picnic area of tilden regional park in the berkeley hills. >> i asked her, what's wrong? she said that my mom was sick. and i grabbed her hand and asked if we could go to the store and get her some medicine. >> reporter: only later was she told the truth. >> and she told me my mommy was dead. i knew i would never see her again. >> reporter: as the years passed, she says she hundred the police, convinced they weren't doing enough to investigate, because her mother used drugs and was a sex worker. >> i am so proud of her for what she has done. never giving up. >> reporter: 5 years after killing butterfield, a man known as "wild bill," raped and strangled mueylin saechao in san pablo in 1993. silva's worst fears had come true. >> i did not want the bad guy who killed my mom to -- sorry. take someone else's mommy from them. >> reporter: the killings went unsolved until dna linked both cases to huff, a tr

the killings went unsolved , that is until huff's dna was linked to both cases. ktvu's henry lee spoke with the daughter of one of huff's victims and will have that interview coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. >>> san francisco mayor london breed along with other city and state leaders are urging governor brown to sign a bill that would permit a three-year pilot program for safe injection sites. the bill narrowly passed the state senate and assembly. opponents say opening the centers would be a violation of federal law. however, mayor breed says she wants to see safe injection sites open as soon as possible. >> here in san francisco, we have to be willing to try new things. just because we don't want to see people shooting up and we don't want to see the needles on the street does not mean that it's going to disappear without taking real action to get us to a better place in the city. >> mayor breed has not yet determined where in the city those safe injection sites would be set up. >>> getting ready for gordon. the emergency declared as the tropical storm rac

three point nine percent this year and around three point seven percent in twenty nineteen that's down huff of a cent from previous four years previous full costs rather it a statement the w t o cited anti free trade measures is prompting the move evidently a critique of u.s. president donald trump's trade policies. european stocks have slumped over fears the italian government will delay presenting its first budget that's down to a standoff between the two coalition partners and the minister for economics but left populist five star movement on the far right league want to increase spending to deliver on campaign promises of lower taxes or generous pensions and basic income subsidies for the poor but economy minister giovanni korea says his goal is to further cut italy's deficit he's denied reports he's threatened to resign under coalition pressure to loosen the purse strings. economy minister giovanni trio wants to bring the deficit down to below two percent of g.d.p. but the five star movement and the league are pushing for a looser target the government has threatened to sack tria if he

pulling one back and that's what minutes five got back to the lead a second time early in the second huff good work from philip hammond culminating in a cool finish from tobin has all of five of the children doing his best player impression with this sumptuous strike. but will spur refused to be cowed or not so stepan was at the heart of things again before us merely teed up to twenty calls to the equaliser by tool for a school of the third time this season bruno love of the as wolfsburg has collected points from a losing position. here are the results so far for match day six laver couzin dortmund goes the visitors way stuttgart holds brame as momentum in wins two one shell could get their first win of the season over mines hoffenheim unable to get it done it's life they will sport and club a share of the spoils promoted sides nuremberg and dusseldorf was the most lopsided result with nuremberg scoring three to. nine federico plus ill scored more books in the seventy eighth minute of the game it's his first goal of the season a norm burke has earned seven out of a possible nine points at

driven this year turkey's external debt ballooned to three hundred ninety eight billion euros that's huff the nation's total gross domestic product and that debt is getting more expensive by the day after washington imposed sanctions on the lira lost forty percent of its value against the dollar so the states will have to pay back heaps more to creditors that have borrowed it's hurting investor confidence the central bank has raised interest rates to fight inflation but many turks are looking to germany for help. america looks friendly yet aloof while. she's sleepy is that the plummeting leader that's how cartoonists to enjoy auckland portrays the turkish president's visit to germany he says turkey's currency crisis is a huge problem for it's affecting everyone in the country he's had to reduce the size of his security magazine lamont because the price of paper has more than doubled in the last few months. just getting to know the. business in the education and self-sacrifice have always been a part of liking in turkey. losing a sort of especially in our field other than a pixel to the wo

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the huff post online focuses on british airways who say police are investigating the online theft ofustomer data that compromised around 380,000 payment cards. ba said the stolen data did not include travel or passport details. the independent says bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies are crashing in a sudden and dramatic market collapse. one of the factors potentially contributing to the crash could be reports investment bank goldman sachs is dropping plans for a cryptocurrency trading desk. and finally, his picture is on the front of guardian and many other news outlets. american actor burt reynolds, the star of such classic films as deliverance, smokey and the bandit and boogie nights, has died at age 82. so let's begin. with me is lawrence gosling, who's editor—in—chief of what investment. let's talk about this story on the front page of the daily telegraph. we heard from the little piece we had five minutes ago, this is quite a coup, isn't it, a diplomatic coup for theresa may to get this international backing? it is, and so much of uk politics at the moment is about brexit

william huff known as wild bill pleaded no contest to two counts of murder for raping and strangling two women. diana butterfield was found dead in the berkeley hills in 1987 and the other victim was killed in 1993. the killing went unsolved until the dna from huff was linked to the cases. >>> supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh faces the senate judiciary committee for the first day of his confirmation hearing. already, the day started with interruptions by democrats calling for kavanaugh's confirmation to be delayed. >> we have more from washington about the fireworks before the nominee had a single word to say. >> reporter: good afternoon. currently, i'm looking at the hearing. senator cory booker, the democrat from new jersey is giving his opening statement and we have yet to hear from judge kevin eide, himself. no questions will be asked. to give you an idea, this hearing started at 9:30 in the morning and by 10:19:22 had already been arrested and the chairman was not able to start his opening statements until 10:47, one hour and 15 minutes after it actually started. sena

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joining megeve bennett, laura basset from the huff post, aaron blake from "the washington post," andr federal prosecutor john lauro. >>> at this hour, the senate waits to hear from christine pla blasey ford. despite the allegation, the white house remains confidence. here is vice president pence at a gathering for conservatives in just this last hour. >> his record and career deserving the respect of every member of the united states senate. but honestly, the way some democrats have conducted themselves during this process is a disgrace. i believe that judge brett kavanaugh will soon be justice brett kavanaugh, and take his seat on the supreme court of the united states of america. >>> on the heels of that, let's go to geoff bennett. what are we hearing about this deadline 90 minutes from now? senate judiciary republicans are proposing a wednesday hearing. that's a day earlier than she has requested, as both sides are really stepping up pressure on each other. the reps who control the panel have so far rejected several -- including a request to recall other witnesses in addition to j

janice huff, our meteorologist, thank you so much. >>> and coming up for us, the gestures we saw on this day when gestures large and small are just so important. (vo hand) can we talk? you know i miss playing catch with the... grandkids and teaching them how to give a good handshake. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can't put your hand flat, talk to your doctor. it may be dupuytren's contracture. (gary) see ya! (hand) you're all about friendly service, and you won't even shake hands? come on! (vo) your hand is talking. isn't it time you listened? learn more about dupuytren's contracture... at factsonhand.com. the information could be quite handy. >>> last thing before we go this evening, here in the east tonight in just under two minutes it will be september 12th, and that will mean the day that is for so many the worst day of the calendar year every year, especially here in new york and elsewhere, will be over. we've had a couple presidents since 9/11 and while everyone marks the event differently, this was the first time an american pres

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huff minnesota: i thank the gentleman. s that bill that's strongly bipartisan and reaffirms congressional intent to continue to authorize sustainable working dairies and ranches within a portion of the point rays national seashore. this is consistent with the seashore's historical culture and scenic natural values. it was also agreed that "daredevil"ries and farmers will be offered long-term permits so they can make long-term decisions to continue operations. for over 150 years, agriculture has been a vital part of the fabric of west marin in my district. this includes historic ranches and dairies when the point rays national seashore and also some northern portion of the golden gate national recreation area. these ranches and dairies contribute to the unique history, character, and cultural heritage of these magnificent national park units. statutory history of point rays ere-flects congress' intent to continue ranching in the pastoral areas of the seashore to ensure that future generations could experience working landsc

website info was assigned to run by controversial radio host alex jones it ranks up more than one and a huff and billion views on you tube however the platform was repeatedly criticized for promoting conspiracy theories and especially using hate rhetoric donald trump has previously expressed support for alex jones and various social networks banned him and his media outlet for violating that policies recently announced he was being found permanently i think the base book is using its policies completely inconsistently because these bans and blocks and suppression only seem to affect people on the right they seem to only affect conservatives they never seem to have any impact on liberals or people on the left i never see them getting banned or suppressed it's time for action and to push for freedom of speech i mean this is what this is really about with their suppressing free speech. he has requested a comment from facebook about why brendan struck his account was banned well you know what they say if we get any response. now in germany activists clash with the police over the removal of an a

people of early age on this is because he has he has to do something from paper to what paid for the huff or who was. a syrian resident of cyprus was arrested while helping his aging parents and his brother's family fled to europe in two thousand and fifteen. they arrived at the hungary and border the day after it was closed. they were blocked along with hundreds of other refugees who lacked basic necessities. protests broke out. tried to translate between the police and the protesters and. the but i was. but when communication broke down he joined in throwing rocks. hofmann had planned to return to his family in cyprus but never made it home he was arrested and sentenced to seven years in prison. the court ruled that the intent to coerce police with violence is an act of terror. within the context what that happened at the border but we do know that we . about what crime it constitutes throwing a couple of rocks. even if it's not the right thing to do in the security situation like this. is not. what covers terrorism in a statement to d.w. the spokesperson of the hungary and government d

probably of jewish origin a catholic can huff be a nice jewish boy but dissent. i'd expected had to agree that the semitism in russia. didn't capture it and i was enormously impressed with the jewish museum. i found its presentation of the jewish contribution to russian history and culture right through the years since russia conquered parts of poland in the jewish population of poland and below russia became russian citizens that whole story was fascinating i left that museum with a spirit of uplift because i folk this museum shows that russia and its row getting on the path of decent mutually respectful relationship. issues a respectful relationship between russia and israel is not a problem i think they we are now a little bit concerned that the personal relationship between putin and benjamin netanyahu is endangering the middle east peace process because everybody's so accommodating to israel but rather than going into international affairs i want to ask you specifically about a lot of important who's been in power of on and off for eighteen years and you jus

goes with the mood here but on the street i don't think it's all this is the next stop the legendary huff by a tent while her deanna and chip on their head off to the dance floor. thanks tran decides to tackle the menu. first she tries a giant pretzel. i ask them is it for my taste it was a bit dry because in hong kong we eat very soft rolls have seen lots of roast meat here and hardly any vegetables it's a bit different for us that besides we usually have the small potions. we put everything on the table and divide it up i think to do things a bit differently here that's what your mum does this is i'm not roast chicken is another classic a masterful at the october fast of course is it any different here now fabulous it was really delicious the skin is nice and crispy and inside is absolutely tender and juicy treehouse next stop take some to another brewery festival tent live and boy here they have a brass band getting the crowd in the mood even if not into the groove such a pond or rather sobering experience. was right at first impression is that you generally have to sing along or you s

the kabul that's not the way that we're going to be defined but you know an insurgent google always huff cohesion will always be the month to size when they are in the jungles in the mountains and in the villages because the. responsible as a government should be you know they can they can enforce they had to do violence but you know the minute they came in of course they would lose them they would be difficult for them but i think that they think they're on a limb and that the thing that they want has been for long enough and there's nothing left in their life they have not seen you know. in the life of the day with peace like healthy a country they've been born after they were at their last words you know sort of having started there is that hope for us that this is generational change or something in the country and in the region the nation probably needs a new approach but that generation doesn't know a life without a war from day one that they were born seventeen years ago the only thing they know is war and they don't even know another way of life can exist the thing that is if you

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now oddly huff in one way millennials are primed for this kind of thing. they have -- bought into the silicon valley program pretty completely. but there's another side to millennials. there's the side that's on seisedded with organicked to and small batch gym and hand made furniture and long 1880s beard riding fixed gear bicycles an they hunger in some way for a different way of living a more authentic way of living a way that isn't the clouds. i call it the mud. so -- show them how we used to do it don't try to mimic them but adopting way of doing things by texting rather than meeting up or inviting amazon and apple and google and facebook to read your diary. and forgod sake never allow yourself to utter four most defeatest words in the english language you can't stop progress. the manhattan institute, you know better than just about anyone that things can turn around. bad ideas can be put back in the bottle. all hope is never lost. it is getting late. we don't have too much time to play with. the self-driving cars are coming. the artificial intelligence

better than him, armed with his wisdom and informed by his experiences, long before we were even old huffppreciate now. how he suffered and how he bore it with his stoic silence that was once the mark of an american man. i came to appreciate it first when he demanded it of me. i was a small girl thrown from a horse and crying from a busted collarbone. my dad picked me up. took me to the doctor and got me all fixed up. then he immediately took me back home and made me get back on that very same horse. i was furious at him as a child. but how i love him for it now. my father knew pain and suffering with an intimacy and immediacy that most of us blessed to have never endured. he was shot down, he was crippled. he was beaten. he was starved. he was tortured and he was humiliated. that pain never left him. the cruelty of his communist captors ensured he would never raise his arms above his head for the rest of his life. yet, he survived, yet he endured. yet, he triumphed. and there was this man who had been through all that with a little girl who simply didn't want to get back on her horse. he

new research shows that people in san franciscoccorngo the employment and the staffing firm, robert huff22% of the employees in big cities feel traveling to and from the office has gotten worse in the last five years. nearly a quarter of american workers have left a job because of the long commute. 60% of employees report that their company has not done anything to alleviate commute concern concerns. still to come here on abc can 7 mornings, a 13-year-old boy injured in a shark attackt a southern california beach. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings"." >> we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa arnlgen. >> -- argen. >> and it is looking a little cloudy and hazy over san francisco but well into the 60s in mountainview and morganville, and half moon bay. and for emeryville, it is a sunny start with mid-60s and santa rosa and vacaville, 65. the plan for today is the moisture out of here for now. we thin out the clouds and call it partly cloudy, but the temperatures are shy of the average. the dew po

cnn, "politico," huff post, "new york times" and "washington post."er of the top 14 were also -- >> what about that, dan? a lot of the publications that are mainstream happen to have a liberal tint? >> i mean, look i'm not going to get into how these news organization slant or don't slant the news but you have to understand that twitter is a lot of programing and what, everybody sees something slightly different. your twitter feed doesn't look the same as someone else's twitter feed. doesn't look the same as mine. all of those signals come into it are one of the reasons that sometimes you will see different views of the same news story because you maybe prioritized. when you see at the top of twitter, you know, you see it like a feed, maybe i see the mets at the top. why? i'm a mets fan. other people don't see that. r there any mets fans out there? david: there are. >> you have to understand, you have to understand that it is more complicated than that. it is not a bunch of editors, human editors -- david: at same time, programing originates with indi

hurricane florence including what to expect and when so we are so happy to be joined by your friend janice huffbc tv. i know you're a south carolinian, so i know a lot of this is personal for you, but second, i want you to start with what we asked the national hurricane center, this troubling little warble in the forecast tonight that it may bounce along the coast and meander south instead of making a proper landfall, which would just mean horrendous amounts of water hanging around for days. >> that's right, brian. one of the computer forecasts, the european model, is forecasting that the storm will stall and sort of hug the coastline for a while before moving inland. that would cause tremendous problems for the coast alone and inland areas with the water. the storms surge and the rain. right now florence is still on track u a steady track moving towards the west northwest. there haven't been any major changes in its intensity in the last few hours, still a category 4 storm. it's 350 miles southwest of bermuda. the eye at 140 miles an hour. a very health category 4 storm. it continues off to th

. >> anthony: she and her best friend, leshawna huff, hunt together, raise kids together, and do their i just love this place. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> drema lester: my mom, she used to cook squirrel gravy. >> anthony: lola's neighbors name may be drema lester, but everybody here calls her ma. >> drema: 58 years, i was born and raised here. >> producer: you ever think about leaving? >> drema: no. >> anthony: biscuit. >> leshawna: homemade biscuits, homemade gravy. >> lola: fried taters. >> anthony: fried potatoes, excellent. >> leshawna: dear lord, we come to you this day to thank you for this food and bless the hands that fixed this food. and thank you for each and every living day. amen. >> group: amen. >> drema: and thank you for letting us meet more friends. >> lola: yes. >> anthony: well thank you for having me. >> lola: mmm-mmm. i've been waiting all day for this. >> anthony: you're working on a farm nearby, is that right? >> lola: yes. after strip mines are done here, the land's usually just useless. so, we're trying to make a purpose. pumpkins, watermelon, we're just trying to figure out what

bring in republican strategist and democrat strategist and huff post. and see that president trump is still desired on the road, number one. on the right. on the left, you have the desire to see the former president, barack obama. also on the road. who is going to be better at this net-net. >> we can decide that after the elections in november. it's interesting when you show the map. donald trump is going into red states where he is liked and barack obama whether he's in california or the area in california he was in today or going into pennsylvania or ohio. those are places where there are a lot of independent voters and swing voters. republican to either stay home or go democrat because they are so frustrated with the president. it's an interesting strategic move on president obama's part. let's not forget, he is making the visits to the areas a week after he gave a eulogy for senator john mccain, a republican. i think he has a lot of band width to use right now to get that message and appeal to independent voters and maybe some republican women who a

. >> placed them on sites like cnn, "cbs this morning," huff post, daily beast. i'm sure they don't want to be here to awer these questions. >> senator susan collins says fake russian tweets recently bombarded over 360,000f her supporters. >> i learned not from twitter but from clemson university that i was one of those targeted teaders. >> rep at a house committee, republicans claimed twitter is biased against conservatives. >> it seems a little bit like whe wizard of oz." we want to knowt's going on behind the curtain. >> we don't consider political viewpoints, perspectives or party affiliation in any of our policies. >> reporter: dorsey denies accusations ofhadow banning or blocking any biased users or content. the department of justice announced today it will continue to investigate these social media giants. in a meeting with several stater attorneys g in late september. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> let's turn now to something that is generating a lot of buzz on social media, this week's nike deal withormer san francisco 49ers quarterback coli

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they huff and puff.ey can't blow the brick house down. >> my thanks to the ladies for letting me play cards with them yesterday. we continue to watch strong winds. strong winds here. picking up fair amount in the past few minutes here. i'm going to talk to another local business owner here about what they are expecting with this massive storm. how they plan to prepare and clean up. that's next. and clean up that's next. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >>> do you think he is confident his tactics are going to change or they're going to start working? >>> before we go and as the wind picks up here, i want to bring in business owner who plans to stick it out despite all the official warnings. this is rodney robins. he's the owner of brooklyn cafe. you did not evacuate. why? >> we did not. people d

infused room service items to maximize relation for guests or you could just go to any days inn and huff drapes. [ laughter ] and finally, a fish market in kuwait has been caught attempting to make fish look he frby sticking fake plastic eyes on them. [ laughter ] hey, it works for me said rudy giuliani. [ laught ] ladies a gentlemen, we have a great show for you tonight. she is the gubernatorial candidate for the great state of new york, cynthia nixon joins us. [ cheers and applause ] so excited to talk to her. from hbo's "the deuce," maggie gyllenhl is back on the ow. [ cheers and applause ] d her fantastic debut novel "fruit of the drunken tree" is available now, ingrid rojas contreras is joining us to talk about a really wonrful book. and i'm so excited for that. before we get to all of our guts, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders hasn't been holding many press briefings lately. so we decided to hold one of our own right here, right now. that's right, sarah huckabee sanders and the ate night" press corps a here in our studio and ready to go. so without further ado, it

at the end of the day, democrats can huff and puff and say it's unethical. and if you look at a guy like cavanaukavanaug kavanaugh, it's the koch brothers' dream. they've been pouring money these races for years. if you look at the amount of judges that have been put in place since president trump is in office, 90% are white. so they'll be waiting for a long, long time. >> stephanie ruhle will stay with us. we'll take our first break. when we come back, we'll talk about all things legal and what we're going to be witnessing as soon as those both sides sit down. the cameras are laid down and we'll get under way here in the u.s. senate. u.s. senate. i don't keep track of regrets. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. your hair is so soft!tein. did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake fr

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huff and hein, his name is on these memos too and he is all in on the same story.have anybody going on the record. >> tucker: running around a lot of the exec executives are running around nbc tonight telling their employees to shut up. and that itself, i don't want to use the term "cover-up," but is that the behavior of a transparent integrity filled news organization? >> no, it is not. dementia megyn kelly shows this morning, we have three or four people on the side of the occasion, one other woman who was named in the story, rose mcgowan, and saying this is what happen, ronan pharaoh has said that the story even made it all the way up to the general counsel of the network and andy laks, noah halff and jaime and all of them are saying, hey, somebody is lying n independent investigation, should we get a special counsel investigating? >> tucker: that takes an awful lot of guts, and i hope that she gets the credit, that's what journalism is when you stand up and say the unpopular but true things, do you think that that is being rewarded at nbc? >> not at all, but wh

that i was talking about climate analytics says germany and poland together are responsible for a huff of the e.u.'s coal capacity and coal emissions and they also told us that because there's been this uptake of renewable energy that hasn't resulted in coal being used and so germany is ending up exporting more electricity to its neighboring countries and it imports and climate at. and others argue well if it's doing that then it doesn't actually need to burn coal that old to produce power so we have on the one hand the push for new renewable zz but on the other what people say is an addiction to coal but we have to keep in mind that coal is cheap so maybe this is why germany break it off what does this all mean what you've just been reporting right now for the efforts to phase out coal is that still realistic will it's probably going to take longer then people will then basically it seems like it's quite a way off there is a cult commission that's being set up at the moment and that's been set up to advise the government on a phase out there are reports it could really release recomme

the internet agency were able to buy ads online and place them on sites like cnn, cbs this morning, huff post. i'm sure they don't want to be here. i was happy to read in your opening statements, missed several, they talk about -- miss acknowledge you our democracy, our process. and you talk about our adversaries. i think it is an acknowledgment that your company would not exist for not being in the united states because of the freedoms we have. far, butid not go as you did say you want to support free and open democratic debate. you did refer to our democracy. and he said that twitter is built on the quartet of freedom of expression. here is why this is relevant. we have learned the hard way social media, which was seen as a tool for incredible good, can be manipulated by bad actors. we have all learned that the hard way. ist we are asking you to do to use the powers you have within your platforms to crack down on certain users who are hostile actors, using disinformation, hate speech, for the purpose of showing -- sewing discord. here is the problem, what happens when an authoritarian

and were able to buy ads online and place them on sites like cnn, cbs this morning, huff post, daily beast, so i'm sure they don't want to be here to answer these questions but i thank you both for being here i was happy to read in your opening statement ms. sandberg, you talk about our process, our democratic process and you talked about adversaries, clearly linking our values and the values of the country. twitter didn't go as far, you did describe yourself as a global public square, you did defer to our democracy and you did say that twitter was based on the freedom of expression this is why this is relevant because we're here today and we have learned the hard way that social media that was largely seen as a tool for incredible good, also what makes it good can be manipulated by bad actors to cause harm and we have all learned that the hard way. and i think what you have agreed to do is to use the powers you have within your platforms to crack down on certain users who are hostile actors, who are using misinformation or disinformation or hate speech or for the purposes of sewing

you know, rudy giuliani will huff and puff. bottom line is, giuliani believes like everybody else that donald trump is too stupid, or too just mentally scattered or maybe -- just unable to keep up with robert mueller and he'll commit perjury. >> stupid is one possibility. another obviously is -- >> saying with the lawyers. not what i'm thinking. i would always be insulted that they're thinking just because he went to st. paul's -- >> here we go. >> a fine school, by the way. st. paul's. >> not like some of the better public schools in alabama but still a decent school. >> or andover. but st. paul's is still a really good school. >> yeah, sure. >> and then you've got your princeton. he went to princeton. >> yeah. good school. >> it's almost like his lawyers are thinking a guy from queens can't keep up with robert mueller who then you said went to uva law school. >> no, they don't think. they know. >> they know. they all think he's dumb, think he's stupid, all say he's an idiot. all think he's -- i'd be really insulted if i was t

kremlin-linked troll farm and were able to buy ads online and place them on sites like cnn, cbs this mornings, "huffdaily beast." i'm sure they don't want to be here to answer these questions. i want to thank you both for being here. i was happy to read in your opening statements, miss sandberg, you talk about our democracy, our democratic process. you talk about responsibility of protecting our process, you talked about our adversaries clearly linking the company to the values and importance of this country and i think you clearly indicated your company would not exist for the values and freedoms we have. twitter didn't not go as far, you talked about global town square. you wanted to support open and free debate and referred it our democracy. and you said twitter is built on the core tennant of freedom of expression. this is very important tenant. this is why it i relevant. we learned today social media largely seen as a tool for incredible good also, what makes it good can be manipulated by bad actors to do harm. that is with happened. we all learned that the hard way. what we're asking you to do