and when the i.c. said well you know would you support the idea of an independent testing with or as they said whether the i.o.c. runs that where the water runs that or whether it's a completely independent body we support the idea of an independent testing authority and that seems to be the road we're now heading down the i.c.c. has already commissioned water to research that the idea of setting up the ita and we're now down the right to producing that we should be used by federations offensive as far as honest and also just mclaren was given a sort of political order here i mean what's your take on that. well again i don't i don't think that's strictly accurate i mean like i said it was it was a suggestion made in an e-mail. that was actually. i'm sorry i'm struggling to remember who the email was from i think it was from the u.s. olympic committee suggesting that basically. sorry i've got confused on that one could you repeat the question again sorry yeah that the facts about as hack you mentioned t

products being offered through these i.c.'s i think you know my feeling on it is like do you really need to raise one hundred fifty million dollars in two minutes a part of our cap probably not we have about ten seconds to say growth in that area yeah yeah there is that there is immense scrolls and twenty doesn't lead to another big growth area absolutely but i also see the coming down on it a lot harder than they have and also they are looking at these tokens to see whether it is a you know a purely utility he took in our candy crush coin or a security right now adults along to israel because report thank you so much for having me all right we'll ask you to do it for this edition of the cars report with me most other states or i guess delta low if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report it's all next on. some animal rights activists are just upset that we eat meat period which makes no sense by the way because animals eat other animals and we're supposed to be equal with animals but suddenly they don't want to huma

products being offered through these i.c.'s i think you know my feeling on it is like do you really need to raise one hundred fifty million dollars in two minutes a part of our tab probably not us and we have a ten seconds to say growth in that area yet there is that there is immense growth in twenty eight teams and it doesn't leak is another big growth area absolutely but i also see the coming down on it a lot harder than they have and also they are looking at these tokens to see whether it is a you know a purely utilities he took in our candy crush coin or a security right yeah adults along to israel guys report thank you so much for having me all right well as i do it for this edition of the guys report with me most other states or i guess adelle it's a loan if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report and so i thought. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would eat some where i would sleep. but i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. to be

came out with a regulation in two thousand and seventeen on i.c.'s which are initial koin offer and this is a new way for small businesses and startup companies to raise money in a democratic way so curious my cool new service i'm going to put it on the block chain and tokenize it let you mine it and and and and and if it goes up in value then the profits will accrue to this company that we have capital to start and so it's a way of democratizing venture capital funding to do so and it's all i know what i feel is yeah yeah no i mean it's like an i.p.o. as they were doing digital efforts right and not only ruining stories are a little exact exactly and so the f.c.c. comes out with his weird they get a couple of paragraphs like if these look and feel and act like securities you're going to have to be regulated by the f.c.c. well guess what the reason they were doing so well is precisely because they weren't be regulated by this is into the regulation their announcement was so strange you couldn't even unpack it well that terrified a lot of people in t

products being offered through these i.c.'s i think you know my feeling on it is like do you really need to raise one hundred fifty million dollars in two minutes apart on our tab probably not so we have a ten seconds to say growth in that area yeah yeah there is that there is immense growth in twenty eight teams that doesn't lead to another big growth area absolutely but i also see the coming down on it a lot harder than they have and also they are looking at these tokens to see whether it is a you know obscurely utility he took in our candy crush coin or a security right yeah adults along to israel it was report thank you so much for having me all right well as i do it for this edition of the cause report. i guess adelle it's a lot if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report it's all next on. in two thousand and sixteen in the panama papers showing the world with a tax haven the secrets to trillion united states dollars pass through most conseco in the amount of time that we've been in the panama paper's exposure t

up next, the bay area company what has a new contract with i.c. e. >>> good morning. we can see traffic is mostly doing well, although there are spots where we have closures on this early hour. we'll let you know where they are. >>> a lot of high clouds. but they won't do much, just drift through. you can see the almost full moon. we'll take a look at the week ahead. i'll give you a hint, it's pretty warm. >>> welcome back. it's 4:12. >>> a group of senators meets today about president trump's immigration proposal. it offers a path to citizenship for dreamers. it return, president trump wants billions of dollars to pay for a border wall, extra border security, and limits on the legal immigration system. so democrats say the focus should just be on the dreamers since the president set a deadline of march 5th for the daca program that protects them to end. >> the most important thing we can do is protect dreamers. it appreciate it addresses that issue. some of the chapgs they are -- changes they are proposing are devastating to the system. >> if my democratic friends wi

between 702 and other intelligence that was developed, the i.c. was able to track down the movements of mr. aman and ultimately result in taking him off the battlefield. this is but one of numerous examples in which information obtained pursuant to section 702 has proven critical to addressing threats to americans, both domestically and abroad. for much of the past year and a half, i have worked closely with chairman burr and a bipartisan group of senators to pass legislation to reauthorize section 702 for an extended period while incorporating substantive reforms. in october, our senate intelligence committee passed in a bipartisan way a vote of 12 to 3, comprehensive reauthorization legislation. since that time we worked with counterparts in the house and with the executive branch to ensure that the final bill we will vote on tonight and tomorrow will have widespread bipartisan support and include civil liberties and privacy protections. the bill before us here today is a product of extensive bipartisan, bicameral negotiations. this bill is not

explains that one of these legal cases is connected with the information published by i.c.r j d international consortium of investigative journalists. and see you know. the end demand they get at least. represented by some of panama's best legal minds among them is killing me in a mcdonald's form a lawyer to the country's president runs out of. state or to be a member didn't seal seals didn't include the scene belittles. this a little bit but will do what he. says this does to the academics this that he'll talk about what a bad. leader mean bill. ritter knows liesl must kill their own soul. the little girls and never let it in seal as they how our. own second thinks the investigations first priority should be to seek out. the most informant who leaked two point five terabytes of compromising information to the i.c.i. jane. i love how the media for able to get hold of everything but they can't get ahold of this mysterious. journalist and independent investigators have been trying to identify the mysterious john doe for most of the year. one of them jennifer rejects published

to misinform who leaked two point five terabytes of compromising information to the i.c. i j.i love how media for able to get hold of everything but they can't get ahold of this mysterious. journalist and independent investigators have been trying to identify the mysterious john doe for most of the year. one of them jennifer rejects published an intriguing post on his website. to put him up papers informant footstool to sell the information in kind of a picture that is a go in blue suits with the caption jackie o. to m. . so how does this involve joel. and his explains that he deliberately didn't mention jeff you're assuming born choose a photo in which he could be recognized. for safety. a little assassination or assassination by hired assassins is a common occurrence in panama and it can be accomplished for a very small amount of money and i have no need to have anybody who i ever write about to suffer that kind of end from somebody. chasing them down another six. rejects version paints a very different picture of roman francisca depicting him as an exemplary family man and

to avoid paying taxes in twenty fifteen the wave of revelations swept through switzerland a new i.c. i.j. investigation named swiss leaks disclosed later on twenty thousand offshore companies being serviced by h.s.b.c. swiss division the bank was forced to pay one point nine billion dollars in compensation to u.s. authorities. switzerland's jealously guarded reputation as a country that could be relied upon to keep banking secrets was in serious jeopardy . the problem is switzerland actually got so greedy they pushed the album up so far that they were after anybody in the world with any money dictators drug dealers terrorist financing all of this the had money in switzerland so we should you should just call the cia in langley virginia and say did you folks have any accountants went to it and see if they answer you. twenty sixteen it was panama turn the publication of the panama papers decimated the country's second largest offshore registration company found seca. experts began to talk of a capital outflow into other jurisdictions primarily the united states. the panama papers you'r

officer or the chief operations officer just for thirty seconds kind of break down what it does with the i.c.'s startup so my responsibilities are the day to day operations of the company it literally is everything and whether it's resourcing systems processes payroll whatever it could be i'm responsible to make sure that day to day we're executing right so this is a very you know this is a heavy it's a variance and all kind of false facts you know and also if a lot of ways i understand of this is rolling out of it in a fantastically successful let's talk about i say. for those who are uninitiated what is a nice to go so i.c.a.o. stands for initial coin offering from our perspective it's more of a crowd sale so sort of like kickstarter and crowdfunding the world the masses you support projects that you really believe in you put in a dollar you put one hundred dollars whatever it may be and you get a token that says i'm a believer in the store and coke and project i believe in every day micro tasks people being put in anywhere any time a device so what's the controversy with additional point

on the outcome of ads from around the world using a token that we issued out one of the very first i.c.'s defenders a very first utility token ever created because it's a token that is not used judd secure a block but to make application work instead so it's a bit of crowdsourcing using the tele talking to get into some things process is like verifying a resolution as you say so it's efficient and what about the experience we've seen in the past it's a prediction markets like in trade with in ireland is that you know a lot of people don't like to add prediction markets around because they like to be able to control the news cycle they like to be able. specially in america now with so much going on in the political space we like to control things prediction markets tend to give a more and propagandized look at things and it can get it you know prettier attracting some attention maybe that you don't want to attract if you thought about that what's your thought i mean that that is why we've created a de centralized prediction market there is there are new servers like in trades you can't

exist today the best we can right we've got just about thirty seconds left gary but i did talk about i.c.'s just briefly how is the s c c looking at these things they've exploded. what's their sort of regulatory purview and and what do they think's going to happen sure well a lot of a lot of the cryptocurrency are associated with a technology called block chains and these crypto currencies are exploding lots of people have used cases last week you might have heard about kodak company that stodgy company up in rochester coming up with its own block chain and the kodak token well the f.c.c. has taken the view that certain securities where when they're issued in support of a specific project and then people purchase them with the expectation of profiting mostly the secondary market could be securities and other regulation and either require it to be registered or be issued subject to a specific exemption but rules have to be followed i will say generally so far the f.c.c. has been much more conservative in this space than the c.s.t. see but we'll see what happens going forward yeah i actual

the outcome of advance from around the world using a token that we issued out one of the very first i.c.'s defenders a very first utility token ever created because it's a token that is not used secure a block but to make application work instead so it's a bit of crowdsourcing using the telly talking to get into something prophecies like verifying a resolution as you say. it's efficient and what about the experience we've seen in the past as a prediction markets like in trade with in ireland is that you know a lot of people don't like to at prediction markets around because they like to be able to control the news cycle they like to be a. especially in america now with so much going on in the political space like to control things in production markets tend to give them more and propagandized to look at things and it can get it you know you're tracking some attention maybe that you don't want to attract if you thought about that what's your thought i mean that that is why we've created a de centralized prediction market there is there are new servers still like in trades you can't be sh

zero zip will coin offering this twenty seventeen we saw billions of dollars raised by hundreds of i.c.'s this summer during the summer the f.c.c. said most of these i suppose are securities of course that you know they have to make that distinction what's happening in the i.c.a.o. market i believe you represent i.c.a.o. companies and you're you're doing so from a legal perspective what's happening in the size you know space we're going forward so my firm we do a sort of soup to nuts type thing you know from the very beginning we often deal with issues on the backend you know so that it represents what happens on the front end because there's a lot of issues with that. you know there there are a lot of different types of. products being offered through these i suppose i think you know my feeling on it is like do you really need to raise one hundred sixty million dollars in two minutes apart on our tap probably not we have about ten seconds to say growth in that area yet there is that there is immense growth in twenty eight teams and other leading another big growth area absolutely but

making sure they get paid a mostly just reading that facebook is banning all ads from big currencies i.c.'s now these are ads they get they get paid for so it seems like they're also deciding what people can read and what they can't well i guess i guess when you have enough enough customers you can afford to be choosy and maybe maybe maybe facebook has more important clientele that don't like to have those kinds of advertisements there and so you know are kind of not so not allowing them into the garden what about the internet's ability to open up the world i mean it has made the world a much smaller place. to get in contact with people near the side of the world why would anybody want to look inside a small local neighborhoods. well i think the you know the internet as it was originally conceived wasn't based around social as you know centralized social services social platforms like facebook it was based around decentralized social platforms like usenet email or c. and so forth centralized social platforms like facebook emerged because of a catalogue rate business model the ability to

led coalition's actions in iraq while here at i.c. we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories that do get in touch by following us on social media i'll be back in about thirty minutes with the latest headlines all three of them. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside out so. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super manager billionaire owners and spending two to twenty million flyers. it's an experience like nothing else on it because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful game like great so what more chance for. this minute. the release the memo moment is upon us republicans are billing it as some kind of silver bullet revealing political corruption at the highest levels of the department of justice and f.b.i. the democrats on the other and their supporters in the liberal media call it a distraction finally the public will decide. i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground as top e.u.

i say in this environment they keep saying the i.c. is dirty.'t even show the fbi the memo, still let them assess what's in it and see what action is necessary. jimmy, you are a affair broker on the fbi. people should know that. you were there. you're an alumnist. but you are hard line in terms of law and order. you think as special prosecutor is needed to see what was done with respect to these political investigations. but not showing the fbi the memo, what does that mean to you? why does this memo about fisa practices matter, and what about the move not even showing it to the doj? >> it is perplexing, befuddling. let's look at what devon nunez and the members of the committee are looking at. go back to april 2016 when fusion gps was hired by hillary clinton campaign. yes, it was started by the washington free beacon on the conservative side. but that's when the democratic national committee took it over. fast forward to june 27th. july 2nd, hillary clinton is interviewed by the fbi. july 5th, director comey comes out and does something unprec

between 702 and other intelligence that was developed, the i.c. was able to track down the movements of mr. aman and ultimately result in taking him off the battlefield. this is but one of numerous examples in which information obtained pursuant to section 702 has proven critical to addressing threats to americans, both domestically and abroad. for much of the past year and a half, i have worked closely with chairman burr and a bipartisan group of senators to pass legislation to reauthorize section 702 for an extended period while incorporating substantive reforms. in october, our senate intelligence committee passed in a bipartisan way a vote of 12 to 3, comprehensive reauthorization legislation. since that time we worked with counterparts in the house and with the executive branch to ensure that the final bill we will vote on tonight and tomorrow will have widespread bipartisan support and include civil liberties and privacy protections. the bill before us here today is a product of extensive bipartisan, bicameral negotiations. this bill is not

when the lawyers came out, they said that i.c. empte. had arres him. >> so he can't come pack to the united states. >> he is barred from the country for at least 20 years. >> and you are going to graduate hopefully soon. are you able to? >> i'm definitely dprautigradua this may. it's really unfortunate that my dad won't be able to see my greatest life achievement in person. >> what is it like with the stresses on you as a college senior having to have dealt with this all year? >> it's really difficult, but i don't feel like i have any other option but to keep fighting. you know, i'm getting my grdegr and doing as much as i can for the community of people that is being targeted by this administration and that's why i'm happy to be here. >> what do you want to end up doing? >> like later in life? >> yeah. >> ultimately i want to go to law school and practice law. i'm interested in immigration law and civil rights law. who knows, maybe later down the line, politics. >> why do you think your father was targeted? why do you think after all th

compete in the three sports but the two koreas marching behind one flag at the opening ceremony the i.c. german president thomas back says the agreement has global significance. i'm sure. that this will be a very emotional moment not only for all koreans but also for the entire world. climbing myself from a family be righted country it is a moment i'm also personally looking for what to with great anticipation and great emotion manchester city have meant saying their twelve point lead at the top of the english premier league after losing their unbeaten league record at liverpool last time out they were too good for newcastle a surge or a trick giving city a three one win. afterwards if you deliver always you have a little bit about how it was going to react would have been if you make two games in a rule. no winning in that way was so important to competitions like a little cup semi final and carbon after was brahma going here in going we need mathematically ten big tourist to be champion a goal from anthony matthew bell enough for second place money united to beat burnley united manage

it is also the intelligence community and certain aspects or certain individual players within the i.c. but that's who we are as a people. his argument will be don't put that out there. let's deal with it internally because it hurts his narrative. >> sandra: so you append an op-ed on fox news.com this morning in which you say chairman nunes has good options but we should all strive to make sure they achieve truth, transparency and ultimately justice. based on what you know without having actually read the memo, congressman, would you say release the memo at this point if you were directly involved in that debate today? >> i do. i think we err on the side of openness and transparency. it will focus on the inspector general. text messages and other information was information that was released by the inspector general. it was myself and i believe cummings who called for the inspector general to come in and look at many of these things. as they started that process, they've uncovered a lot of things. they'll come out with the most definitive report within the next 60 days if not sooner. b