thank you for bringing attention to this. >> liz: thor halvorssen you are a human rights activist, ceo of a human rights foundation back on great stuff. good to see you. >> thank you. >> liz: let's get back to the money. buffalo wild wings stock after the bell reporting it made way more than expected $18.7 million to be exact. making about 400 million more in profit from a year ago. the company skyrocketing 20% after-hours, even though closed down today. we'll check i think it's 400 million in sales. coming up we have former duck dynasty star phil robertson with a new show that will reject all political correctness. but first, oversight chair craig goudy in the house is wondering why former fbi director james comey briefed president trump about discredited file, this anti-trump file and that was leaked to the press. did this also lead to the nsa un masking trump and his team? we're bringing in former fbi assistant director who may have the answer just next. >> i want to know whether the nations premier law enforce. agency relied on the document that looks like the national inquirer. double digits. w his portfolio

was hired by clinton campaign lawyer mark elias according to thor hall percent from the human rights foundation fusion g.p.s. is a smear firm hired to politically destroy people all recent claims he was targeted by fusion for work he did in venezuela under covering corruption. the truth dossier funded by the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. contained salacious details about trump and his alleged.

was hired by clinton campaign lawyer mark elias according to thor hall percent from the human rights foundation fusion g.p.s. is a smear firm hired to politically destroy people all recent claims he was targeted by fusion for work he did in venezuela under cover in corruption. the truth dossier funded by the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. contains salacious details about trump and his alleged connections to russia obviously a lot of the allegations within the dossier go to issues of either. coordination or collusion between the time campaign and the russians or the issue of potentially compromising material those general issues are very much within the scope of our investigation the mainstream media accused russian president vladimir putin and russian intelligence of having information on trump that would jeopardize national security and put trump in an uncompromising position even possible blackmail the kremlin consistently denied being involved in the dossier saying they had nothing to do with it did you go to the people who ordered these fake news stories like the ones that are circulating a

was hired by clinton campaign lawyer mark elias according to thor hall percent from the human rights foundation fusion g.p.s. is a smear firm hired to politically destroy people all recent claims he was targeted by fusion for work he did in venezuela under covering corruption. the truth dossier funded by the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. contained salacious details about trump and his alleged connections to russia obviously a lot of the allegations within the dossier go to issues of either. coordination or collusion between the time campaign and the russians or the issue of potentially compromising material those general issues are very much within the scope of our investigation the mainstream media accused russian president vladimir putin and russian intelligence of having information on trump that would jeopardize national security and put trump in an uncompromising position even possible blackmail the kremlin consistently denied being involved in the dossier saying they had nothing to do with it did you could go to the people who ordered these fake news stories like the ones that are circul

was hired by clinton campaign lawyer mark elias according to thor hall percent from the human rights foundation fusion g.p.s. is a smear firm hired to politically destroy people all recent claims he was targeted by fusion for work he did in venezuela under cover in corruption. the truth dossier funded by the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. contains salacious details about trump and his alleged connections to russia obviously a lot of the allegations within the dossier go to issues of either. quote. nation or collusion between the time campaign and the russians the mainstream media accused russian president vladimir putin and russian intelligence of having information on trump that would jeopardize national security and put trump in an uncompromising position even possible blackmail the kremlin consistently denied being involved in the dossier saying they had nothing to do with it and you could go to the people who order these fake news stories like the ones that are circulating about the president elect fabricate them and use them for political means they're worse than prostitutes the da ca beca

conscience award from amnesty international, the 2012 prize for creative dissent from the human rights foundationhe is now the einstein visiting professor at the berlin university of the arts can also director and producer of this new documentary that is opening around the country "human flow." ai weiwei, it is an honor to have you here. >> thank you. amy: talk about why he decided to make this epic film that took you across the world. you come a man, you yourself have been internally displaced in china, had to leave china. talk about your life and how it intertwines with this story in the film. i had got my passport back so i can start to travel. i went to germany. in germany, you face the reality of refugees that come to the land. it makes me wonder, who are they? i decided to go to greece. the last one was to look at those people and how they get on the land. to lesbos?nt >> yes, in greece. i see those people. people.hildren, old some are crying. .ust an unthinkable situation come down in this little boat. then another boat. another boat. sometimes you have 30, 40 both a a day.bosts , havees m

the ceo of the human rights foundation appeared on this show last night.e says he too was smeared by this outfit behind the anti-trump file. >> calling them a research firm, i think, is a little bit of a stretch. these are smear artists. fusion gps earns the bulk of their money, their largest payments come from criminal entities that are under criminal investigation in the united states by prosecutors or law enforcement, and what they've learned is if you want to kill an investigation, if you want to destroy law enforcement investigation, go after the witnesses, go after the whistle-blowers. fusion gps isn't just doing research, they're paying journalists when it comes to those sorts of things. liz: how do you know? >> i have the evidence ken silverstein received funds from peter fritsch. liz: joining us is the author of a book the capitalist code. ben stein. >> honored to be here. liz: so excited you are here. hillary clinton says she didn't know about the work by fusion. what do you think? do you believe her? >> of course i don't believe her, she was the

thor halverson is president of the human rights foundation. he join us from l.a.like the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc were the ones who were financially backing this trump dossier that many people say are the reason we, we're talking about russia collusion today? they paid for it. >> well, what is interesting is the fact that they admitted to paying for it. ask yourself why it is they admitted paying for it? they admitted this because bank records of fusion gps have been subpoenaed. this would be some way of blocking the subpoena or we don't need it anymore. the fact fusion gps worked for criminal entities and paid off journalists. that is why they're trying to stop the bank records being sorts of things. er. >> artists don't have privilege. they're not lawyers yet they're trying to go down that route. i know so personally given what they did in my case. steve: okay, thor, tell us what they did to you. >> i was involved whistle blowing a corruption case in venezuela. the group of a businessmen venezuelan who started a company called derwik associates. this

foundation. it promotes human rights. soros has been heavily involved in philanthropy for years.llion to various causes. >>> google finds itself in an uproar over cupcakes. it shows how many calories you burn if you walk. it converts them into mini cupcakes. 300 calories is almost three mini cupcakes. sounds straightforward. they beintended the feature to spur healthy living and users say it shamed those who didn't walk. they pulled the feature due to the strong feedback. and i knew you would like that. >> come on! does anything not enrage people these days. give me a break. >> cupcakes are a snowflake safe zone. >> you can't do anything more. early continues right now with the latest fallout from the president's remarks to a family of those who lost a soldier. >> there is no reason for the president to be so insensitive. i wanted to speak with him, and i was going to curse him out. >> democratic congresswoman is angry and upset after president trump's phone call to a grieving military widow. we'll tell you why. >> days after the president moved to end obamacare subis siddys to i

foundation. it promotes human rights. soros has been heavily involved in philanthropy for decades.oogle finds itself in an uproar over cupcakes. google maps removing a new edition of calorie counter. it shows how many calories you burn if you walk. it converts them into mini cupcakes. 300 calories is almost three mini cupcakes. they intended the feature to promote healthy living. users say it triggered those with eating disorders or shamed people who didn't walk. a google spokeswoman told cnn it pulled the feature due to the strong feedback. what do you think? people are too sensitive? >> i think it's ridiculous. relax, people. i don't think it was extraordinarily effective. >> it would be cool whatever your vice is. mine is hamburgers. >> you could customize your vice. beers. >> blood mary. now we're going down the wrong path. "new day" starts right now. we'll see you tomorrow. we're having cupcakes and beers right now. >>> he said, well, i guess he knew what he signed up for, but i guess it still hurts. >> he has shown in ability to empathize. >> relaying a private conversation i

recognizing the foundation important human rights and good governance to africa in the future and us foreign policy objectives in the continent we will continue to encourage the development of the justice sector robust civil society media and elections related body all of which by abusive government to deliver these services and lack of transparency. they do not create vulnerability until violent extremism in regions threatening across the board focus on objectives that link us as partners with the private sector, african government, local nongovernment organizations civil society and citizens budget realities and recognition with the relationship african partners has progressed. we streamline our approach to stream efficiency we will continue to prioritize resources to focus our efforts and coordinate closely with donors that will allow us to continue to advance our most important policy goals. and the way we have prioritized our budgeting. i welcome your questions. >> ms. anderson. >> good afternoon. thank you for inviting me to speak with you today about united states investment i

millions and millions and millions and millions of dollars into the clinton foundation from countries with the most deplorable human rights records. tonight, we want to know -- hillary, if you are second and shocked and so appalled, are you going to give the money back -- for example, your foundation took between 10-$25 million from saudi arabia. they restrict women's rights to work and travel. men tell them how to dress. in saudi arabia, if you are gays and lesbians or you can be put to death. in the uae, they gave the clinton foundation between $1,000,000.5 million. they gave men the legal right to beat their wives and they don't recognize marital rape. they also have an atrocious track record on women's rights. for example, no laws prohibiting domestic violence. and 1-$5 million. in that country marital rape is guess what? not illegal. it's written into law that women must obey their husbands in qatar. and they rang up another 100-0000-$5 million. and last but not least, algeria. that country also doesn't recognize marital rape as a crime and restricts travel for some women. we have to ask hillary clinton, if you reall

to quote the chinese dissident and his lecture, freedom is the foundation of human right, the source of humanity, and the or to strangle freedom of speech is to trample on human right, stifle humanity, and suppressed truth -- truth.s our constitutional democracy will depend on if americans can re-learn how to engage civilly with one another. our national security also depends on it. america's enemies seek to divide us. we must not allow them to do so. us challenge before all of therefore is to channel our emotions into thinking how we might better work together as americans on what lin-manuel miranda's alexander hamilton calls america, you great unfinished symphony. there's important work for democrats and republicans to do together. let's get to it. thank you for your attention. i welcome questions. sen. alexander: thanks to all 4 witnesses. i wish every member of the senate could have heard that. we are grateful for your coming. as to civic education, the lowest score on placement tests is not in math or science, but history. that goes to that point. we now go to questions. we star

quote the chinese dissident, in the noble peace prize lecture, freedom of expression is the foundation of human rights, the source of humanity and the mother of truth. to strangle the speech is to trample on human rights, stifle humanity and suppress the truth. our constitutional democracy will depend on whether americans can relearn how to engage civilly with one another. our national security also depends on it. america's enemies all seek to divide us. we must not allow them to do so. the challenge before all of us therefore is to channel our emotions into thinking about how we might better work together as americans on what alexander hamilton calls america, you great unfinished symphony. there's important work for democrats and republicans to do together. let's get to it. thank you for your attention and i welcome questions. >> thanks to all four witnesses, i wish every member of the senate could have heard that and we are grateful for you coming. as for civic education, to score on the advanced placement test we have in the united states for high school students isn't a math and science but in ame

first amendment both as one of the most basic human rights and the first amendment as the constitution is floyd abrams describes it master forgets a foundation of freedom or intellectual freedom political freedom and economic freedom. where the first amendment and might just as intersected was first in 1995 when released the beer road dog with the original label art by the international famous artist ralph stennett. we knew ralph threw hunter s. thompson and ralph was painting this label live on the bbc. there's a fun back story behind it but and partly an effort to put the bbc little bit and is a related to it -- that hunter wrote for the release of this beer he scribbled on their in his fountain pen font good beer, no ship. [laughter] we received a label and he loved it. we released it in denver colorado and it got huge press for the beer and the distinctive label in 1995 but a competitor complained to the colorado liquor commission that the word was an obscenity so the colorado liquor commission agreed and demanded that we removed the product from the shelf or they would suspend their license. so we pulled the quarter million dollars wort

human rights violations. that's also important. >> what karen said is true as well. the brown foundation, brown.org, there are lesson plans and activities. we do a website called the brown quarterly and what we do is have the under-represented groups in our textbook. women's study, american history, asian-american history and hispanic heritage and all of that in those newsletters. i'm glad you mentioned teachers. one of the things that happened after brown v board. my father was interviewed and he was worried about the educators and teachers an wanted to know what happened to the black teachers and schools. the school district decided they would integrate everybody. what the school board decided they would do then, if you had a black teacher in your school, african-american, for the first time, you had to call every parent of a white child with that grade level to find out if it was okay to be in that teacher's classroom. what they discovered was it was not necessary because nobody said no and they were pretty much everybody working and living around each other. not everybody was affecte

human bus animal rights activist say the hunts are in humane and unnecessary. >>> former vice-president gentlemen biden coming to bucks county tomorrow. biden will be in warminster announcing a new partnership between beau biden foundation and doyletown health. partnership is to teach a delts to prevent child sexual abuse. it will be held at ann's choice at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >>> only in philly we have murals and here's a new one. i think it is great, fun, whimsical, it is a ra up kuhn hitting a soft pretzel. local woman who had that on the side of her building. she wanted to beautify. is there a park underneath it. she took some action. she did a go fund me and raised money raising more than $4,000 to get it painted on the side of her home if you want to check it out, it is on the 2500 block of thompson street. >> love the face on the racoon like what will you do bit. >>> 5:35. how would you like to try on shoes, walk out the store and use it for a while and determine if you want to keep it. there is a major shoe retailer considering letting you bureau your shoes instead of buying them. >> that is a great idea, have it for just a couple months. >> we will get detailsy don't like to make returns. maybe you are like

support taking money from governments that practice human rights abuses against women, so this really is not shocking behavior to me from the clinton foundation. cheryl: you're going to be back in a few minutes. stay on. we have more to talk about with you ladies. thank you. and happening overnight, there was a huge oil rig explosion. the coast guard is still searching right now for one missing person. afterwards being described as a sonic book. a sonic boom, excuse me. and that's what people said it sounded like. a sonic boom. this happening overnight. seven people rescued, taken to area hospitals. a large tank on the rig exploded. the cost still unknown. the rig services both oil and natural gas. wanted to get that news to you. well, first to nbc late night host seth meyers was telling conservatives to stop tuning in. now jimmy kimmel is telling trump supporters, well, whatever. turn me off. okay. we're going to talk about that. and then ahead of the big nfl meeting tomorrow, the owners, free agent quarterback colin kaepernick is filing a grievance today against the league. our legal panel here on whether he even stands a chance on this one

amendment both as one of the most basic human rights and first amendment as the rock star of the constitution as floyd abrams describes it, the master foundational freedom for intellectual freedom, political freedom and economic freedom. when the first amendment and my business intertexted was 1955 when we released a beer, road dog by the internationally famous artist, ralph stedman. we knew ralph through our connection with hunter s. thompson. ralph was painting this label live on the bbc. there's a fun story behind it. just to poke the bbc and essay he wrote on this beer he scribbled on there in his inevitable fountain pen font, good beer, no shit. [ laughter ] >> we received the label and laughed just as you did. we released it in denver, colorado and got huge press both for the distinctive label, back in 1995. a competitor complained to the colorado liquor commission that the word "shit" was an obscenity, so they demanded we removed the product from the shelf or they'll suspend our license. we pulled a quarter million of beer from the shelf and rereleased the beer with good beer no censorship, not surprisingly, sued the colorado liquor commi

foundation? saudi arabia and qatar in the uae and kuwait and other countries that treat women horribly? atrocious human rights records. oppressive laws against women, gays and lesbians are often put to death. kristin's and jews persecuted and she took tens of millions of dollars. hillary, give the money back. the left is now trying to absolve themselves from guilt after decades of close association with monsters because they had the right political views. remember, actions speak louder than words. hollywood, the mainstream media, hillary clinton, many other politicians -- they can all try to lecture us about how to live our lives but in reality, they are throwing stones from an incredibly fragile grass house. harvey levin, doing very well, sunday night on the fox news channel. he interviews tyler perry. harvey, look. nobody knows hollywood better than you. everybody knew out there, harvey. it seems everybody knew. everybody talked about it. people even joked about it. but nobody spoke out about it. what can you tell us? >> we put this up on the web site. i think this is really significant. mg everhart, a mode

rights, equality, education, standing up against depression. it's just about empowering and putting a spark in each human being that says what do i stand for in this world. >> trevor: you work on the ground. your foundationwhat we have been doing with common ground foundation is mentoring youth, giving our youth an stunt to experience things they never had the opportunity to experience. so many of us, we focusing on the administration but the people got the power to really be the change. ( applause ) anytime somebody starts -- anytime people start coming talking to me about trump, i take it in for a second and they will be, man, what can we do? let's figure out what we can do to better our communities in the state and local level just as human beings, and that's how we combat the ignorance and hatred put out in this world in this country, we combat it but putting it out to the people in this world who deserve it and don't get it and we just up everything. >> trevor: you heard it from the man himself. thanks for being here in our first night in chicago. "stand up for something" is available on itunes and "marshall" is in theaters now. common, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause )

foundation. the philanthropopic organization founded by y soros h has becomee second-largest in the united states, after the bill and melinda gates foundndation. it promotes a marcus lee and human rights in over 120 countries around the world. the $18 billion gift was quietly made over the years, that was only disclosed on tuesday. it is one of the largest transfers in wealth made by a private donor to a single foundation. that is the business news. i will hand it back to you. anchor: thank you for bringing the latest on business. time for our press review. our analyst is here to talk us through the headlines. it seems there is a lot of anticipation about the chinese commonest party congress. analyst: we are looking at the front pages of the chinese papers. it is a milestone in china's progress. that is what the shanghai daily says. "the china daily" says the past five years under xi jinping have been "extraordinary, and the momentum will be sustained over the coming years." that is a somewhat giddy editorial from "the chinese did -- the china daily." -- it is making news in france. the reporter says the chinese leader is looking to tighten his grip on the country's leadership by conc

german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make it a nation safe a life. this is the news live from berlin germany human rights organizer peter started now goes on trial in turkey today he was arrested.

foundation for american prosperity and international security. the wilsonian think in terms of a global order with emphasis on commerce and trade to put human rights rule of law promotion of international institutions at the core of the order building. wilsonian and hamiltonian are often able to collaborate because the difference is sometimes one of emphasis and priority. both see global order as important. both see that the american interest is best realized in the creation of systems in which others have a stake. both are concerned about the legitimacy of american foreign-policy in the eyes of key allies and others with whom we deal. both are you comfortable with the idea of a strong, national state. then you have the jeffersonians, who are much more cautious about international -- about entangling in alliances. you could argue that our colleagues over at the cato institute exemplify a kind of jeffersonian approach to foreign-policy. a consistent jeffersonian would say they want a small government abroad for the same reasons they like a small government at home. big, intrusive government creates problems and can, rather than making the country s

dissent targeting human rights activists the courts and restricting the free flow of information that get more than president grip power in china joshua where from the curve a foundation welcome to d.w. he was chairman of the communist party and president of the country so he was already the most powerful man there so what difference is this change to the particle situation to make well as you just mentioned his thoughts she jumping thought. on socialism with china's correct receipts for the new era being in trying to into the party's constitution. really put them on par with mao and then shopping and with and mao was the only president so far to have been given this on a during his lifetime that makes him particularly powerful the other point that it's worth remembering yes well what i'm getting is he was already the most powerful man in the country so now he becomes the most powerful man in the country with his name on the constitution i don't understand what difference this makes to his position sure well the difference really lies in the fact that. the story. give me one second it's ok well let's talk about this idea of using ping thought what is that well it's es

foundation and our party in government will take action to close the gender pay gap. we will introduce mandated it will pay for large employers and give the quality and human rights commissionhe funding it needs to drive through the change. [applause] labor has always been about making change by working together and standing up for all. that is what we are in the labour party. conference, against all predictions, in june, we won the largest increase in the labor vote since 1945. [applause] achieved labor's best vote for a generation. its results, which has put the tories on notice and labour on the threshold of power. [applause] yes, we did not do quite well enough and we remain in opposition for now. but we have become a government in waiting. our outstanding shadow cabinet team here today, thank you for all you do. thank you for the leadership you give to our party and our movement. [applause] it's ok. [laughter] great colleagues around the table taking our party and our country forward, and our message to the whole country could not be clearer here labor is ready, ready to take -- to tackle inequality, ready to rebuild our national health service, ready to youngpportunit

humans but animal rights activist say they are inhumane and unnecessary. >>> former vice-president joe biden coming to bucks county tomorrow. biden will be in warminster announcing a partnership between boo-boo bode even foundation and doyletown health. partnership to teach adults how to prevent and react to child sexual abuse. event will be held at ann's choice starting at 11:00 tomorrow morning. >>> only in philadelphia, thinks our latest mural. we have so many murals here that make our city great all over our city this one features a racoon, eating a soft pretzel. there was a woman in that community and she create aid go fund me to raise money for this project and to help the park below it. she raised $4,000 get it painted. you can check it out on the 2500 block of thompson street. >>> all right. coming up on "good day philadelphia" a school bus scare. >> a man jumps on the hood of the bus, we will tell you yes is blaming the students on board. >>> sue? >> that is video you would never believe, it is incredible. >>> we have remnants of the what was hurricane nate, they are here but they are not every where, yet, we will tell you what is up with this rain, coming up, rain hasn't reached rehoboth, at least not

rights. housing is the foundation on which our entire society is built. it is platform for economic mobility and well-being. it is a crucial part of our national economy. it is a necessary human right. we need strong leadership and a bold vision for hud in order to expand access to affordable housing in this country. unfortunately, i have seen nothing to indicate that secretary carson is up to the challenge. secretary carson has expressed views that are deeply alarming and antithetical to his role at hud, such as describing poverty as more of a choice than anything else and saying he doesn't think public housing should be to comfortable. his few actions so far as hud secretary are deeply troubling as well. secretary carson supported a budget that flashes funding for critical housing programs and proposes harmful rent increases on some of the most vulnerable american families. he is also moved to rollback important obama administration policies and initiatives with little or no explanation. i am very much looking forward to hearing from secretary carson today about his actions so far and his plan for serving our nation's most vulnerable families. i think you mr. chairman, and

investigation based on european human rights law, and that the closer a person is to the state spend the greater the duty to investigate, so do you accept that as the foundation of a serious crime, the police have do investigated and if there are a lot of allegations then there are a lot of allegations then there are a lot of allegations then there are a lot to investigate, so i'm not really arguing with that.“ i may interrupt, sorry to interrupt, it is relevant, though, in the sense of the wider public confidence that there will be an investigation into allegations made without fear or favour even if those allegations are made against someone who, in this case, was a prime minister. absolutely, i'm not saying the police should not have investigated, i think unfortunately the investigation got off on completely the wrong foot by appealing publicly for victims, then a lot of people will come forward who may or may not be victims. i'm saying they are not, they are not victims of edward heath, i'm not saying there are not victims of sexual abuse out there, andi victims of sexual abuse out there, and i think the police in that way did the right thing, but i think

another dream came with the foundation of the university of virginia, a leading public research university and the source of increeble scholarship on things like human rightsand individual liberty and natural law and freedoms are built on the freedom on which we live, again in the 5th district of virginia. fast forward to 1865, the end of the bloodiest era of our nation's history intermryly a conflict as we moved towards a more perfect union if you count disease along with combat deaths over 1 million americans gave their lives as we worked to become a more perfect union. and we know what a small, small fraction of a percentage of those people's names. we know that lincoln took a bullet by someone who isn't willing to acknowledge that jefferson's words were true as later manifested by dr. king 53 years ago in august of this city. st forward in 1933, franklin county virginia and as we watched as jobs left the 5th district of virginia and an opportunity left with them, we w a wellspring of economic development in the form of weinery and breweries and bass left. lane and dan hills they crept in. and it started and in the franklin county virginia. the d, virgi