jared 0'mara's office told us he has five staff members at that case work is ongoing.constituents we spoke to for this film are still waiting for a response. one of them was anne—marie, who has multiple debilitating conditions and wanted 0'mara's offers to do more on disabled parking and raising disability issues in the commons. i was brought up by, any labourfamily, i supported labour for a long time, and i did actually vote forjarryd, because i thought was the potential... i have been really let down. he could well be in post, but he is not, he may well be on the bankroll until the end of september, possibly mid—0ctober. unfortunately there is not much we can do. one of the men attempting to restore faith in politics after the expenses scandal was ironically nick clegg, who 0'mara beat in 2017. he introduced a law allowing constituents to sack their mp, but their powers were limited. an mp has to be convicted or suspended from the house they can be recalled. we as constituents had nothing we could do. we looked every could recall them at their zero legislation for th

jared 0'mara, labour party, 21,000...k this sheffield seat from nick clegg. it was one of the biggest shocks of the 2017 general election. an unknown 35—year—old bar owner who'd campaigned for disability rights had ousted the deputy prime minister, riding a wave of ill feeling over tuition fees. but that was about as good as it got for the constituency‘s first ever labour mp. last month, for the second time, he said he was cutting back on his mp's duties. he also told journalists he'd made three attempts to take his own life. this is the story about the impact on his constituents. there must be a process to make sure that every constituent has an elected member of parliament that is actually effective in doing thejob. 0n the labour party... i can't imagine that people are going to be too quick to vote for labour again in this constituency. ..and whetherjared 0'mara has been used by those who were supposed to be helping him. people have joked to me that i was basically the mp for sheffield hallam because jared was so, like

jared o'mara's offers told us he has five staff members at that case work is ongoing.re still waiting for a response. one of them was anne—marie, who has multiple debilitating conditions and wanted o'mara's offers to do more on disabled parking and raising disability issues in the commons. disabled parking and raising disability issues in the commonslj disability issues in the commons.” was brought up by, any labour family, i supported was brought up by, any labour family, isupported labourfor a long time, and i did actually vote for jarryd, long time, and i did actually vote forjarryd, because i thought was the intentional... i have been really let down. he could well be in post, but he is not, he may well be on the bankroll until the end of september, possibly mid—october. u nfortu nately september, possibly mid—october. unfortunately there is not much we can do. one of the men attempting to restore faith in politics after the expenses scandal was claire, who o'mara beaten 2017. he introduced a law allowing constituents to sack theirmp, but law allowing constituents

jared kushner's family.16 campaign and after the election when jared became a senior adviser to the president, the kushner company was seeking financing to pay off the $1.2 billion mortgage. >> you have never been up here? >> i have never been up here. it's quite the view. >> we're starting to piece all of this together at the very top of 30 rock with bloomberg report er who tracks the real estate empire of donald trump and his family. >> what's the deal with 666 fifth avenue in. >> this was the kushner family's big bet in 2007. they paid a record setting $1.8 billion for this building. >> and in 2008 things fell apart. >> yeah. it basically sparked a decade of rolling problems for the family where they were constantly trying to figure out how to handle this massive debt that they had acquired. charlie kushner, jared's father, had an idea to knock down this building and build another in its place. it was a deal so expensive and such a moon shot that most u.s.-based investors considered it a nonstarter. they

>> the ivanka jared problem is a complicated one.ting yesterday suggests that on critical issues where both ivanka and jared have been associated, health care, climate, they appear to be out of town or missing in action, to use cnn's words, publicly. i think that's a consistent pattern in their behavior. second, i think is the reality. if you've ever been a son or a daughter or a son-in-law of a very powerful father, it's not so easy to take that father on and multiply that by the fact that this father happens to be the president of the united states. and finally, i think maybe in jared's case, if you buy the president's per verse logic that the democratic party is hostile to israel, jared kushner may well agree that in fact the most pro-israeli president in the history of the world, donald trump, self-styled, basically is not getting the kind of support from democrats for all of his pro-israeli actions. i think that figures very prominently in jared kushner's view of this. after all, the peace process strategy is based on showering

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the mp for sheffield hallam, jared o'mara, is arrested on suspicion of fraud. great british bake offjudge, prue leith, is brought in as an adviser on a major government review into the quality of hospitalfood in england. drones, they're drones! come with me, sir! keep him down, i'm on my way! morgan freeman and gerard butlerjoin forces again in "angel has fallen". hear what mark kermode thinks of that in the film review. good afternoon. the french president, emmanuel macron, has threatened to veto a proposed trade deal between the eu and a number of south american countries, accusing his brazilian counterpart, jair bolsonaro of lying over his country's stance on climate change. it comes as a record number of wildfires in the amazon rainforest continue to burn. boris johnson has joined world leaders in expressing his "deep concern" at the impact of the fires, and has called for them to be top of the agenda at this weekend's g7 summit. there have been 75,000 fires this year in the world's largest rainforest, which is home to about three million species of plants

and, you know, jared has developed a really good relationship with folks at fema. and they really appreciate all the hard work he's doing, so i think we're on the same page and i think we'll be able to work constructively together. >> this is your first major hurricane as governor. i'm wonder if there's as much of a learning curve for you going into this, and do you see your political future tied to how the state performs in this? >> we're trying to protect the state, protect people and assist these local folks who are out there. they're all activated now, you know, as best we could. i grew up in florida so i'm not a stranger to hurricanes. and of course we've had a number of active hurricane seasons recently. as a u.s. congressman we had hurricane matthew where my district was the district most affected. granted, that could have been worse than the path it ultimately took. and obviously hurricane irma, that affected almost everybody in the state. so i have a lot of experience just understanding kind of how some of the wheels go in motion. and then we've done an aw

jared and tesla will tell me. they're back. jared, long store short does this concession for whatever reason matter to tesla? it stills that to hit production targets, not a strong suit. >> it is a huge olive branch china is extending. there is a little give-and-take on tesla's part and china's part. i do think it helps tesla. let's not forget the company dropped prices here in the states. they ramped up prices in china. if they're able to ramp up prices ahead of this, they have confidence in demand. maybe it is foolish, but i believe it's a solid move and good thing for tesla. deirdre: ted, do you want to take the other side of that, with all due respect from jared, i heard the electric vehicle market in china is somewhat saturated. people who want that kind of vehicle already bought it. what is your take? >> you know, deirdre, that is some of the latest news. i don't own tesla. obviously i follow it but i think tesla is one of those show me stocks. they talk a lot. really vane gotten to that point to where they can put up or

. >> reporter: jared and ken brown were back then detectives in the idaho falls p.d. angie's boyfriend was out of town. her other friend seemed to have ali alibi took so they turned to this bloody hand print on angie's stomach. she felt he pulled down her pants and pulled up her shirt and left a positive semen on her body and a lot of marks and dna and frustration for the cops because thatus dna didn't match any of their possible suspects. month after month, they chased lead into disappointing dead-end and all the while carol dodge haunted the investigation and practically stalked the investigators and begged them to find a killer. >> i drove to the police department every day they were open. >> reporter: dead of winter january of '97 an arrest next door in nevada broke the case wide open. in custody was benjamin hobbs. one of those less savory friend of angie. here he is at angie's funeral carryinggi flowers. get this. hobbs was now charged with sexually assaulting a woman at knife point. sound familiar? so while detective ken brown rushed off to question hobbs, dete

ivanka trump and jared kushner.ow they've been on vacation, it's the summer, but what are your sources telling you? >> this is a pattern that has emerged throughout this administration. when there are particularly controversial weeks in the white house, his top two advisers are usually out of the public eye. this has been one of those weeks where the president has been rotating between these controversies, what he's going to do if he's going to do anything, pushing for background checks, gun control over all. and various other things, retweeting conspiracy theorists. you've seen ivanka and jared kushner remain under the radar. they went to wyoming over the weekend for a family vacation. they went to a trump fund-raiser on monday night, other than that, they really had this limited presence here back at the white house, even as the president and his aids have been dealing with the firestorms, some of his own making. including the feud he's had with the danish prime minister over the last several days. it's adding to

why is jared kushner unable to get a normal security clearance? what is there stinking about his background that stops the president's son-in-law from getting approval to do this work? >> well, foreign officials have been caught in intercepts by the u.s. intelligence community discussing ways that they can actually leverage jared kushner's business ties so that they can influence him. >> he can be leveraged. >> basically, that he could be blackmailed. his foreign contacts and the fact that he failed to document them on his security clearance application the first time around, over 100 foreign contacts he had he just left off raised obvious red flags, because obviously, if you're going to have access to classified information and you're constantly talking to foreigners who have incentive to blackmail you with certain information, especially related to your money, then that is going to prompt career security officials to say we need to take a second look at this. and ivanka, just by virtue of being married to jared kushner might have issues of her o

jared kushner and ivanka trump are both orthodox jews.hey've been involved with the president on things. but neither of them have said anything publicly about the president's comments. and when we asked the white house have they been advising the president privately on this, the white house did not get back to us on a question -- or, on an answer, regarding that. we know they've advised him privately. but there's still question about what exactly they have said to the president about this. whether or not they're going to say anything publicly. brianna, as you know, that's something they've faced criticism in the past. >> indeed, j.w., i want to revisit that "the new york times" op-ed, that anonymous one written by a white house official in september of last year it said, meetings with him veer off topic, off the rails, he engages in repetitive rants and his impulsiveness results in half-baked ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions. and americans should know that there are adults in the room. that was last year. is there some in

those kind of issues is what made them think there are battles to fight with jared kushner.his may not be it. clearly an example of favoritism, but this is not one to fight him over. >> how did this compare to the president's predecessor and their use of pardons in the first two years of their term? >> this is what's so interesting. jared kushner went to the president and said this is going to be really good because you're going to win over the orthodox jewish community if you do this. a different part of his base with the other pardon. it appealed to tough on immigration members of his base. so the president is learning that clemency is a useful tool, very transactional. presidents obama, bush, and clinton barely used clemency at all in their first two years. this president, you know, it's who you know that matters and we see clemency being used as a naked political tool and of course right now we're all thinking about that with the case of the governor. kushner pushing that it's being reported by "the new york times." what's the political benefit? >> clemency a naked polit

jared has requested i think another 2 million for fema. we have almost 2 million meals ready for distribution. now, we have not necessarily received requests for that yet but we stand ready to distribute the meals when we can. and the state, we're also working with some of the retailers like publix and walmart to make sure their stores are re-shelved. a lot of people are preparing which is good but the flip side is the water is going off the shelf and requires restocking in a quicker fashion. if you want up-to-date information on hurricane dorian please visit florida disaster.org/info. for local media updates and updates as we do, you can do my twitter account. you can also do the state emergency response twitter account which is@flsert. the state is also activating a toll free hotline for floridians to receive information and that number is 1-800-342-3557. so this is a major event. we still have some degree of uncertainty. but i think if you look at the different forecasts you see potential major impacts from places in south florida poten

lauren: jared thank you so much, you can jared on fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115. good morning, ladies, good morning, everybody. i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. futures looking for direction as uncertainty about u.s.-china trade continues, 13-point gain on the dow future, gain across the board after 124 loss yesterday on blue chips, after new round of tariffs are set to go into effect. also in focus recession and 10-year yield and 2-yield inversion not seen since 2007, inversion continues and between the 3 months and the 10-year, that inversion has been in place for about 3 months now. major opioid settlement. $13 billion to settle thousands of lawsuits, fallout ahead. push for uk brexit asked queen to suspend parliament. high-end exercise equipment revealing. kfc's plant-base sandwich gone within a few hours. mornings with maria start right now. ♪ ♪ dagen: big show this morning, joining the conversation pwc

jared has put a different process in place. if we have a good sense of where the strongest need is going to be, work on pre-positioning. we have had close to a million gallons of drinking water. we have 1.2 million meals that are available. as circumstances dictate, we may need to do more than that. i initially had been planning to come to miami today before the storm really started to take a more ominous turn to announce the appointment of four new judges to the circuit court. we are going to put that out today through press release. they are great judges. all of them have um ties. we are all going to do the event. you see these folks making an impact. i did not want to come here and not announce them. under these circumstances, we did not feel comfortable doing a public event. i can take one more. [indiscernible] >> yeah, he said that every you need, we are good. i said, because we had been brief on the whole fema controversy. to me, it was more of a political controversy. they have a huge amount of money available. there are

jared bernstein, you have seen a lot in your life and work in politics. and in business. in economics. the president starting a war with the federal reserve chief, comparing him to the leader of an authoritarian nation, is something i've never seen. >> yeah, i got to say, i don't pay close attention to a lot of what trump says, because it's often meaningless. but that one just got deeply under my skin, as much as i sense it did yours and hopefully many of our viewers as well. i have known jerome powell for a while, before he went over to the federal reserve. this is a guy with has been a thoughtful and dedicated public servant for as long as i've known him. and for trump who is, as you've said, delivering the chaos and the crazy at a rate that's massively accelerated from what was already too much to take, for him to come after powell that way, is, you know, it's beyond norm breaking, it's just reprehensible. and as you also correctly pointed out, just kind of getting back to the economics, now he's taking his chaos to europe, to meet with other international leaders, and

and jared kushner has been one of the ones pushing for it and that adds to it. and also james comey the former head of the fbi who the president sees as his main antagonist against former and current law enforcement, james comey i think was the deputy attorney general or had some role of the justice department during the case so he's now tied it in his mind to that so i think all of that has created his reasoning behind this. >> according to your reporting also jared kushner thinks somehow commuting the sentence based on your years of political reporting is there any outcry to commute the sentence of him? >> he was on tape talk about how he had a quote-unquote golden thing he could sell and there were a couple of curses in there. the president has claimed he was going to drain the swamp of. democrats have not been clamoring for his return to public life. i don't know how many republicans will be vocally behind this. >> again it says something maybe about jared kushner's political radar -- >> i don't think this is the first time -- >> go ahead. >> i don't think t

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it's not oscar winner jared, or three-time emmy winner claire, it is a.j.our life after the show is very interesting -- from actress to countess. >> you fall in love with this goofy guy and then next thing you know -- so we met in vegas and he's just gorgeous and most amazing smile and we just laughed and had such a great time and we were like, okay, this is a romantic fling. let's just milk it. you know, it will never do anywhere serious. and he said, do you want to stop by and meet my family? i'm like, oh, okay. there's this big castle and it was like, yeah. you got the right girl because i don't know what to do with that information. >> little did a.j. know her new love, charles courtenay was actually lord courtenay, son of the 18th earl of devon. the two got married in 2004, in 2015 following her husband's succession as the 19th earl of devon, a.j. assumed the title countess of devon. >> is it so weird? >> it's such an adventure. and i mean, life has always been that for me. >>> but first, gerard butler's "angel has fallen" hits theaters today. >> we're

how do they dig themselves out joining us is jared burnstein.n, the chinese can they zaire thar not purposely devaluing the currency, but they're not defending it, something they've always done. looks like both sides are digging deeper politically, how do both sides come out of this, solve the problem without looking like they're the ones who caved or they're the ones who, quote, lost >> it is a great question. let me say, if you don't like red, go back to bed, i may have to tweet that later. well said. welcome, y look, you put it exactly right the chinese tightly control their currency, to state the obvious, and this looks to myself and probably everyone else, currently the markets, as an intentional, call it a soft pushback, call it a slap in the face, but it's a way to very effectively offset the tariffs in that sense, from president trump's perspective, and he is extremely sensitive to this, it looks like an escalation i suspect that's why the markets are reacting the way they are. how do you get out of it well, the only way is negotiation.

remember jared taylor?uld not consider you white. >> you believe whites are superior in terms of intelligence? >> the evidence seems to suggest that the smartest people in the world are jews. then east asians. then whites. then hispanics are very heterogenous. black africans come near the bottom. >> white genetic variations among human populations clearly exist, human beings are, in fact, 99.9% identical in their genetic makeup. >> we sequence the first genome. mapped a human genome put it simply. there's no basis in scientific fact or in the human genetic code for the notion that skin color will be predictive of intelligence. nevertheless, efforts to categorize people into a racial hierarchy go back hundreds of years. >> whether it's five races, three races, africans and mongoloids. caucasians as whites were called. there's this pseudo-racial science which tries to give a supposedly objective grounding to what is ultimately a system of prejudice. >> the case of plesy versus ferguson in 1896 shows just how

jared max with that and a lot more in sports. jared: good morning, maria.in years to come as the redskins preseason opener tomorrow night will include an alternative broadcast on nbc sports washington plus. this version will be interactive and offer viewers the chance to win money by accurately predicting what happens in the game. it doesn't cost anything to play and those who get the most correct answers each quarter win $1,000. viewers will be asked a variety of questions like maybe who will have the most rushing yards this half. the redskins will be the nurse nfl team to do this in a a live game broadcast. future home of the la rams and chargers has the first corporate charger. they will partner with american airlines to put the name on the two plus acre plaza that will serve as the main entrance to the venue. it's set to open next july. and hey, let's give it up to baker mayfield, starting quarterback tore the cleveland browns at practice monday, baker hung around and would not go until he had signed autographs for every united states service member who

plus jared and ivanka missing in action? why are the president's closest advisers no where to be seen after trump's controversial comments about jewish americans? and the ceo of a major online retailer abruptly resigned after he reveals his relationship with an accused russian pie. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone i'm kate baldwin in forer inburn net. ignore the warning signs that's the message from the president today, mo insists the economy is doing well. and the reason he says it's not breaking record, the federal reserve. even still no reason to worry according to one of the president's top economic advisers. >> i have zero fear father of a rezbleegs i myself don't -- in the foreseeable future as far as the eye can see, no, we are optimistic about the economy. >> i guess it comes down to what your dechgs of the foreseeable future is we'll get to that maybe another day. americans may not be as optimistic as team trump. and maybe showing. look at the poll from the associated press university of chicago, presid

and fan favorites ashley and jared are making it official. bi gonna have to go to some big 3 game.t sport that we don't know about here, wow look at that u of a with ice cubes involved. yeah interesting exactly you need to again if kobe bryant gets involved in the big 3 all that snow. with of the day. it's a story that has gained a lot of traction so we know the giants were on espn's sunday night baseball last night playing the phillies that means alex rodriguez is in town. he's doing the commentary for the games of iran was here. iran was was here. iran was welcome to it's on. get to the ross shoe event for even m yes! yep! oh, yeah! seriously, save on fall styles for women, men, boys and girls. at the ross shoe event. on now. you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> i'm really excited. of course, she's more attractive in person than he's on tv. >> how is that even possible? he's

nick bosa and jared mckenna. bosa was the second pick in the draft.s out with a high ankle sprain, will not play during the preseason. the hope is he'll be ready for week one of the regular season. mckenna missed all of last year with a torn acl. that knee is sore again. he got a plasma injection, but will miss at least two weeks. kyle shanahan frustrated to say the least. >> you absolutely don't need four preseason games. preferably i would like to evaluate the team trying to make the team a won >>> raiders host the rams saturday. jon gruden m eht s with an knee. the coach likes what he sees with jared goff. >> we're getting better. both lines, i think we competed better. i'm pleased. >>> former "a" kyler murray making his nfl debut, taking on the chargers. played only one series, started on his own 2 yard line. he's so mobile and throws dart after dart. averaged 6.3 yards per throw. he was replaced by brett hundley. nice touch right there. a 22-year-old strike to shent surefield. and the cardinals win 17-13. >> he's got an arm. >> kyle shanahan is f

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. >> joining me now is our former economic adviser, jared bernste bernstein. there is a lot to deal with here. we are ten years and two months into an expansion thinking people would say recession comes, we have not beaten them but the idea that one would come and a president and an administration dealing with it. >> yes, this is a critical point. nobody knows when the next recession is coming. no question, there are serious head winds of great concerns. you are right, they date back to trump and his trade war. our manufacturing sector has experienced falling out over the past couple of quarters. we don't know when it is coming. we don't know it is out there and the smart play would be to get ready for the next session. it is going to be real significance pressure in that regard. monetary space that's the rule that the federal reserve punch back is some what limited because interest rate is so low. but, we are going to go into the recession of the gdp racial which is much higher in the past cht th . we should be laying the ground work now. some of that ground

now it's time for a trip to the crew next to the mountain meaning kings jare we're going up on the from the chiller it has several stops you can also get off at the castle but i'm going up all the way. you. do you have to change trains from a new train to one of the oldest from the chiller railways in germany. the poets of the romantic era would no doubt have found some flowery language to describe the experience. it's a slow and bumpy journey very nostalgic. right. there right up here next to it is worth it simply for the spectacular views across title back and its surroundings but that's not the only reason i've come up. here waiting patiently. to come on and. once or twice a day in summer the 2 new quitters fell can read this place it's birds of prey common vilma 1st shows us the eagle owl you were young. the show lasts about an hour and a half and there's lots to learn about owls falcons and eagles visitors are welcome to share their knowledge and earn a feather or 2. that's how do they differ from other perhaps america can anyone tell me yes you know i think al's are an upturn will

we have close to 1 million gallons of water, jared has requested another 2 million for fema. we have almost 2 million meals ready for distribution. we have not necessarily received a request for that yet but we stand ready to distribute the meals when we can. and then we are also working with some of the retailers like publix and walmart to make sure that their stocks are -- we don't want to give the state the water, we want that water going back on the shelves because a lot of people are preparing, which is good but the flip side of that is the water was going off-the-shelf and requires restocking in a quicker fashion. if you want up to date information on hurricane dorian, please visit floridadisaster.org/info for local media updates. if you can do my twitter account, you can also do the state emergency response twitter account rate of the state is also activating a toll-free hotline for floridians to receive information and that number is 1-800-342-3557. so this is a major event. we still have some degree of uncertainty, but i think if you look at the different forecasts,

hef called himself the chosen one in the showdown with china, the president's daughter ivanka and jared korb ner, who shall jewish have kept a low profile. the white house on won't say if they have addressed those comments with the president. i'll be speaking with congressman eric swalwell, and full coverage of today's top satires. >>> let's begin at the white house with kaitlan collins. >> reporter: as we're seeing these red flags start to pop up about what could be to come for the economy, we are learning that last year the job market was strong, just not as strong as we thought. the labor department announced today that employers added half a million fewer jobs to their payrolls than initially reported, something they noted today as they revised the data with more hard-line numbers. that calms as the president and his aides are trying to figure out how to keep the strong economy that they relied on the last two years, impact as he heads towards reelection. as economic warnings signs are flashing, tonight president trump is sending mixed messages. >> i'm not looking at a tax cut, we d

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jared max is here with the story.5 million more than he got three years ago when he won the playoff's prize. >>> he won the tour championship by four strokes. the runner up still pocketed $5 million. brooks koepka and justin thomas each good for $3.5 million. $24.8 million, this is how much bonus money the indianapolis colts will allow andrew luck who retired saturday to keep. the team could have tried to recoup the money from the man they drafted in 2012 as peyton manning's successor. luck said the unrelenting cycle of injuries, pain, rehab, for the last four years made his decision for him. >> i felt stuck in it and the only way i see out is to no longer play football. it's taken my joy of this game away. i'm sorry. jared: plummeted at fan dual, 15 to one now 60 to 1. aaron judge told one of his biggest fans, the father of the team's bullpen catcher, that he would hit a home run for him and he made good on his promise. he went deep for the third home run of the series for aaron judge, the yankees win 5-1. aaron judg

this is just an example, the conversation i had with jared. but there are a lot of things like that. it doesn't seem to matter so some people. his base remains solid. why? why does endlessly lying about things that actually matter to people like their income and like the economy and like their 401(k)s not matter? >> because the team, the republican team, the gop has trained them to believe, and there are so many people who i know who will object to the fact that i don't think this is true -- that there is a culture war going on, ourer have lives are at stake. the enemy is within -- it is the left, and we're at war. so if we're at war, these kinds of things that. >> don't matter nearly as much. we're in the battlefield. we have to meet the left on the battle or our children are going to suffer a thousand years of darkness will ensue. >> and somehow plastic straws made their way into this. this is hard for me to get my head around. plastic straws is a symbol how the left is imposing its will on everybody. >> it's kind of a useful symbol. i think

i am honored tonight to introduce doctor jared diamond. i work with academics every day. we offer over 100 classes yearly with local distinguished professors on subjects such as current and classic literature, history, politics, writing workshops as we are a community of lifelong learners and speaking of learning, jared diamond is professor of geography at the university of california los angeles. his work includes five best-selling books and he's here today to talk about the most recent book entitled "upheaval: turning point for nations," from the firsthand experience the history of the six countries where he lived and was in five of six languages. i asked which language he didn't speak and he said japanese but he had japanese relatives. "upheaval" completes the trilogy's of his book how societies choose to fail or succeed and the acclaimed guns, germs and steel. for the general nonfiction. his international reach has extended to translations of his works in 30 languages and the notable research teaching the work deserved the macarthur foundation fellowship genius award.

reporters and the story will get out there saying jared and ivanka tried but they weren't able to makething hab. >> one of the i asked him what changed. what could have possibly changed since is legislation failed to pass. what he said was interesting. he said that president trump is in office. some of his colleagues have come up to him during the course of the debate in previous iterations and said, liberty, i have no problems with this bill. the fact that obama is in the white house, i think he's going to take it and do more with it. he explained that they couldn't do that. that wasn't within the powers of the presidency. and yet they didn't trust that wasn't going to happen. so it really does depend on presidential will in a way. there are senators, republican senators who are bulking up this bill gaen. that will be problematic. it will fall on trump. it really is. >> i completely agree with it. you'll hear different things from different parties. this notion that mcconnell is leading on this and he is not supportive of background checks is maybe a little misplaced at the end of the

all of this coming at the same time as a tour of the region by president donald trump's son in law jared cushion or and his chief envoy to the region jason green blatt be visiting both jordan israel qatar saudi arabia and the united arab emirates at a time when the israeli press is reporting that the u.s. intends to host a summit at camp david the presidential retreat for arab leaders to brief them on the details or at least the broad outlines of the trump peace plan now according to the reporting president trump intends to talk about in hard seeing palestinian autonomy but stopping well short of palestinian statehood and that is a message that his ambassador to israel david friedman has also been putting out an interview on c.n.n. he said that autonomy would only be enhanced or increased up to the point that it does not affect israeli security so stopping well short of a palestinian state the palestinians of course will be entirely opposed to that in fact there has been reaction from the p.a. foreign ministry saying that this is all it intended to achieve 3 things to increase netanyahu

side as well now this is a role that's been played in recent years by a lot of big actors including jared leto heath ledger won an oscar for his portrayal of joker so it's going to be exciting to see what joaquin phoenix. also a great actor brings to this chaos he's a great actor too but it's not all about hollywood walk should we look at the festival now one movie i am excited to see that we actually just got a little look at there is called the truth this is by japanese director. but it takes place in france and he does something that no french director has managed to do he's brought together 2 of the big icons of french cinema catskin the nov and juliette binoche for the very 1st time in a film can you believe it took a japanese director to do that and a little bit about the movie. plays a big actress must come easy to her and she's just written her memoirs and you know for sure place her daughter is not happy with what's in them let's have a quick look at that we sort of tag about. you know that you don't need to be as something i no longer want to. and not want to know says you need