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participate or that's just about the most your top stories for this hour what you're an international huff post 2 in the afternoon on this monday here at moscow we are back with more of your world. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by. the dangers. we dared to ask. when dave decided to go off the meds. with me because. they worked for me and they were successful for me but that wasn't the case for him she knew something was was different she knew something was wrong. to communicate. and we just didn't talk about it much i thought i was the worst wife in the world. was going on and driving home i was like ok what can i do differently. and i would say for weeks it later he shared with me the.

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over the years the video that twitter claims breaks its rules has been posted by many uses but it is huff post doesn't get its system buttons insists that although graphic footage still needs to be brought to the public's attention. even though it has been a lot of anger since this footage was released those pilots those u.s. soldiers you see in that video who are literally murdering citizens civilians and journalists in broad daylight have no consequences for those actions even though we see this video circulating even though we see how horrific and how disturbing it is they still were allowed to walk free and it was the people who released that video such as chelsea manning and julian assad who brought it to light who brought it to the public's interest they are the people who have been attacked and who have been blamed for this footage because here in the united states are major media organizations like say c.n.n. or fox news they don't show you footage like that they don't show you how her if it is a when the u.s. military commits these terrible war crimes in other countries they don'

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is it too simplistic in your pain to look at this as a trained huff or through currencies. >> can interactith your -- cross that bridge and enter the crypto economy. once you're inside the crypto economy the skies sky is the limit. it is really a completely new paradigm. i think many people underestimate the sheer number of users and amount of capital that is used by the systems. i do think that over time, businesses will rely on that legacy banking bridge. the after -- the actual crypto technology will end up disrupting most traditional financial services and businesses, and even over a long enough time disrupting the corporate structure and limited liability structure it self. we do have information in the contracts shareholders. >> i think i saw 43 million users of coin base, 7000 institutional users, already a huge base. i'm wondering about your fund, poly chain. in you i hedge fund or king solely by crypto? i am coin base shares personally -- >> i am coin based shares personally. a lot of that is more cutting edge, exotic technologies, but we are also big believers in coin based in th

to a photo up in an armored suv, they unload his bike, and he cycles the last block pretending to huff it he's been writing 27 miles. america's transportation secretary is now taking it to the next level with his massive infrastructure boondoggle. he says there is, "racism physically built into some of our highways." physically. what does that mean. kimberley strassel for the journal, kim, do you remember dominic recognize racism as he tried the roads of america. >> i keep missing it. i have to tell you, it's remarkable that even concrete is racist. the basis of this notion somehow the highways were able to promote racism, to get white flight out of said he is so white people didn't have to live next to black people, none of that is historically accurate. >> mark: the white flight thing is particularly ridiculous. if you want to leave a particular part of time dominic town, you would have to take the blacktop out. but -- we have nobody to find infrastructure, which used to be a word with meaning in this new infrastructure bill, infrastructure is like psychological infrastructure. it's

joining us now, richard huff, and author of "the world" which comes out on paperback on may 11th. richard, great to have you with us. let's talk about the impact for a moment, impact of the sanctions. are they actually going to have impact on russia and what else should the biden administration be looking at as a response to russia's alleged interference and hacking campaigns. >> the best way to answer your question, ayman, if the russians do, that was the price they were going to pay before they did everything they did. would it have deterred them? no. their gain of what they did more than offsets this kind of penalty. probably the most significant penalty is to bar u.s. financial institutions from purchasing russia and so forth that will slightly raise russia from borrowing costs. and even though how small the debt load is. what we really need to do is make it much tougher for russia to influence to get inside our cybersystems. to manipulate our social media. we may need to also think about fighting fire with fire. what can we do to get inside their system. what can we do to inf

to have 3 years you're going with him how much he was huff how often he was using during his weeks. i can't i don't know. you're asked about your interview with the f.b.i. asked about statements you made in the f.b.i. as you recall ever ask you how did you know those drugs were from. mr hall when you told them he thought they were. it is. for. the pills talking about it yes. you see mr ford taking in those shells yes he took. i'm sorry we did take them together at that time and when he took those obviously he did write you know he can. affect. a lot of energy. but he was ok after using them yes he is playing. now eating. and. a lot of basketball the best of this thing. and so the audio dipped once again from the courtroom in minneapolis the voice you had been hearing excuse me was matthew franck who is prosecution attorney on a redirect at that point after we'd heard from the defense attorney. essentially i think what we've been seeing in the last well it's been an hour now is trying to establish drug usage essentially what george floyd used when he used it for what he used and at w

i think that if it weren't for all the huffs and puffing the republicans were doing, these numbers were the growth in many of the places that picked up more numbers, more members in congress, the growth was from hispanics, african americans, and the rest. so we'll see where those votes go. but this is right now the best politics of all is to get the job done for the american people, the blueprint that was put forth by the president last night. to meet the needs of the american people. that's what we're about. we're not worrying about who is going to be speaker two years from now. >> you're right. it's a long time. i take your point. speaker, thank you so much. if everything goes according to to plan, we won't be wearing masks much longer and you wear some of the bests. >> thank you. >> i see you. thank you very much. >> i hear you're going to be a grandmother. >> yes, yes, i am. >> congratulations. >> i know we have to go, but what do your grandchildren call you? >> mimi, and i have nine. but what i can say for sure, knowing you, admiring you, when you have that grand baby, you will hav

. >> and are you familiar with maurice huff. >> yes. >> was maurice hall a person you bought controlled substances from? >> we had. >> i'm going to ask and show you a photograph just to you you'll be the only one who can see it previously been marked as defense exhibit 1,006. can you see that photograph, ma'am? >>ou just for her -- >> no. >> sorry get this. can you see that photograph, ma'am? >> yes. >> that the person you know to be maurice haul? >> yes. >> can you describe what he's wearing red hat, red pants and up in upper right hand corn or would you agree that has date of may 25th, 2020. >> yes. >> that's the person that both you and mr. floyd have previously purchased controlled substances from. >> yes. >> now welcome in the january and february time frame, were youhe and mr. floyd clean and fe from using opioids? >> i'm sorry can you repeat that? >> in january and february of 2020 time frame, did you and mr. floyd were you clean and sober? >> january and february. we -- we weren't really talking to each other so not monitored. >> on a break at that point. and then you reconnecte

run by tim armstrong at the time it sold tumblr and huff news division a couple of suitors are lookingrategic takes a look i think yahoo! finance has some value. there is a question of what the rest of it is worth. >>> guys, we have numbers out from caterpillar we have been waiting for it. joe, you said it earlier are we going to see the huge beats we have seen so far? that is the case with cater caterpillar. adjusted earns of $2.87 a share. the street was looking for $1.94. that's a huge beat on the bottom line $11.9 billion in revenue big beat on the top and bottom line profit margins were up significantly. operating profit margin 15.3% for the first quarter compared to 13.2% from a year ago just looking through the numbers. the chairman and ceo saying that they are proud of the global team strong performance. they are encouraged by improving conditions in the end markets. and they are managing supply chain risks. that is strong news from the company. stock is up 1.1% because it takes a lot to impress the street these days. expectations has been high caterpillar is doing well. it is

advocated for the decriminalization of all drugs, even though in 2012 in an op-ed she published in the huff post she did exactly that but then for some reason decided to lie about it under oath to the united states senate judiciary committee. if she would lie to us, she would lie to you, and i fail to see how for some reason we think she will change the way she acts or behaves or improve her standard of behavior when it comes to honesty and truthfulness. we hold these hearing and ask these questions to understand the opinions, the character, and the motivation of these nominees. but based on what the senate has learned about vanita gupta, i don't believe she's fit to serve as the associate attorney general. the department of justice perhaps more than any other department or agency must be led by men and women of honesty and integrity, people like merrick garland, people like lisa monaco that received overwhelming bipartisan votes here on the senate floor. high-ranking public officials at the department of justice cannot be motivated by partisanship. they must pursue no other agenda other th

huff: it definitely has a major role, i think, in future investigations. and it's definitely made our work a lot easier, but it certainly adds to the overall investigation success rate. gisele: i think one of the results of this project and of volunteering for it will really resonate with us the day that we hear of a conviction of a logger being done because they matched a sample that we collected. spalding: there's a lot of demand for this wood, and unless it's sourced in a way that's renewable and consciously managed, you know, eventually the risk is, of course, an imminent loss of that resource and dwindling of supply. otherwise, it's going to disappear, and that would really be a true crime. woman: scientists at the u.s. fish and wildlife laboratory in oregon hope forensics will one day help stop the importing of illegal lumber. meanwhile, in brazil's maranhao state, indigenous communities have formed citizen patrolso protect the forest from tree poachers. [indistinct chatter] @@ announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ra

gupta authored an opinion piece on november 4, 2012, in the "huff post." in that article she argued that the states should decriminalize possession of all drugs, all drugs, not just marijuana, all drugs presumably to include prescription opioids, heroin, methamphetamine, fentanyl, you name it. all drugs. well, i don't have to remind members of this senate that more than 80,000 americans have died from drug overdoses this last year alone, and much of it would include the sorts of drugs that back in 2012 ms. gupta said should be legalized or at least decriminalized, to be fair. decriminalized. although the distinct it that may be lost on some. -- distinct between that may be lost on some. this may surprise no one that this is a controversial view. congress has spent billions upon billions of dollars to fight the opioid epidemic in this country. we passed the cures act, the cares act to try to get at this epidemic of opioid addiction and abuse. but ms. gupta circa 2012 said that these drugs, all drugs should be decriminalized for personal use. well, i followe