kaufman as we can.bout this book. it is short and it is important. tectonic shifts in financial markets and may be the rename would be tectonic shifts in our central bank as well. with us is george -- your treatment and henry kaufman. were you called him mr. trump? are you considered on the fed? >> no. tom: what do you and mr. voelker talk about on this? give us some insight into where you stand. know, paul: as you volcker is about to write his memoirs, this just announced in the paper the other day. 1927.ou guys are he is just getting around to it now? dr. kaufman: i will encourage him to write it in a candid way because paul tends to be somewhat senegalese. he has a long history and many associations with many different people. it would be very nice to get the analytics of that. tom: single best chart, with a great honor to do this with dr. kaufman. his philanthropy to manhattan and new york has been really profound. the volcker years back here, down we go, the great moderation . here we are in paul k

and with us as well as ron kaufman he is the w.'s eastern europe expert and he says if young oppositions itself is a right wing populist force in europe paris will respond with a stronger for europe than the populace surrounding victoria or bonn in central eastern europe in hungary would be left behind. and finally great to have matthew carney chick on the show once again he has austrian roots and is politico's chief european correspondent and he says austria's course is not a threat to europe but a threat to the vision of closer integration pushed by french president michel and the e.u. commission so before we come to the implications for europe as a whole i'd like to talk a bit more about the causes of last week's election result and matthew carney achieved let me start with you as an austrian mainstream parties have been governing together in a grand coalition in austria for what seems to many voters to be a near eternity so is this election result really about the issues or is it in essence a protest by a lot of voters who say w

i'm sorry, go ahead. >> go ahead, congressman kaufman, then we'll come to you.y. i just think -- i think republicans have always been supportive of transparency. and so, and this is, i think the essence of transparency. and i certainly hope my colleagues are supportive of this on my side of the aisle and some of them i think might be concerned about russia investigation and the partisanship and the polarization involved in that. i hope that they see this as just something that really needs to be done irrespective of russia, in that we have laws on the books right now that require this same reporting for tv and for radio. so i think for political advertising. and so, you know, why not the internet? >> congressman kyl her, what do you think about the actions facebook and twitter announced this week? >> well, i think any time you have the technology companies trying to do things that provide more transparency, that's a good thing. that's progress. but i think the real litmus test is does it take the actions that are called for? having an online -- >> search shl dat

that's cory kaufman reporting. i love that. a great ending. time now is seven :23. kowmg a reporter on the the prowl for a big cat got a little more than he bargained for. coming up how a special guest made an unexpected cam ohio after a live report. stay with us, back after this. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the 2018 audi q5 is here. >> welcome back, time now is seven:26. on your mark, get set , go. this is what you're looking at here, hundreds of waiters taking part in the annual fast et waiter race. they had to walk as fa

kaufman at colorado i think deserves great credit for coming on this bill. derek killner really tried very hard to ensure that this was a bipartisan effort on the house side. and i would note that klobuchar and warner did the same on the senate side. there are other senators who said they are really interested in this legislation and simply want to have some hearings first. so i think -- i'm hopeful that the senate will in fact will hold hearings and that the honest ads act will be the basis for those hearings to explore some of these issues like how do you find an online platform that should be covered in this instance? what kind of money -- i saw a story from a magazine which reported that 50% of these ads that were run by the russian troll farm cost $3 or less. and that 99% of those ads cost under $1,000.$1,000. yet they were very effectively targeted and in many cases, i think, really sought to find the persuadables they felt could be most influential. these are some of the issues that serious hearings should look at and the honest ads act should be the

three is not helpful so we've got many viewer questions we've got a question from argentina or mr kaufman wants to know he's got a severe headache when he coughs it's like something that pops inside his brain does he have to worry no he doesn't have to worry this headache is called the nine cuff headache it's a mild disease not dangerous for the patient and can be treated with a preventative just in one hour from cameroon wants to know what she can do to reduce the frequency or for migraine well she needs to straighten out her life meaning she should do with a facial therapy three times a week she should put to bed at the every day at the same time and she should eat entering enough during daytime ok resort of thanks so much for having me welcome thank you and if you've got any questions you like me to ask our experts be sure to write me an e-mail. on one of our upcoming shows we'll be looking at wounds if they're small you can often treat them yourself but you have to look out for certain things but if you have questions about that topic then send the man to be in good shape.

kaufman, texas, marlin is morning.can, good caller: i agree with you on a an le of things, i'm 81-year-old republican, i heard democratic talking points, you job for them, at they probably enjoy what they are hearing. twofold.m is one with the outing of the people on the conversations that collected, what in the world is the secretary of the -- u.n. doing outing all hose people, it is nothing but political damage trying to be inflicted on the republicans. problem is, like you are talking today, you will have a ard time getting a single republican vote for your bill ecause you used the same old tired democrat talking points. on esus christ were running the republican ticket, the first thing you would do is accuse him you are a racist like accusing trump of being a racist and he's not. knows hewho knows trump is not a racist bone in his body. the are you accusing president of being a racist? guest: no, i'm saying he has authoritarian authoritarian -- we were out there with president obama. democrats, we have fought republicans, we will be fighting both on this issue right are not on the side

. >>> one july day, steven kaufman hopped into his car for a drive.e was traveling down a highway when suddenly. >> the sun roof exploded. the glass started raining down on me. i thought someone had taken a shotgun and blown out the glass. it was so loud. >> reporter: his is not an isolated incident. consumer reports recently analyzed over 20 years of data from the national highway traffic safety administration and found shattered sun roofs reported in more than 200 models across 35 brands. and these are only the cases reported to the agency. some manufacturers know of even more. david freeman of consumers union, division of consumer reports, was acting administrator of nhtsa in 2014. >> it is not clear why this is happening. the evidence that it is happening is really clear. and so auto makers should be much more proactive, just recall these vehicles. >> reporter: the agency is currently only investigating the 2011 through 2013 kia s oren to suv. the consumers union would like that to be expanded. >> these sun roofs are shattering and nhts has more t

corey kaufman spoke with the girl scouts. >>reporter: while they do see this latest development as new competition she also says they're not worried. the organization says even with this new choice girls need a space dedicated specifically to them. in a statement today, quote, we know girls thrive in an all girl lead environment. 75 percent of women senators were girl scouts 70 percent of tech leaders are girl scouts. we have a long tradition of serving this community and making sure that girls can learn in an environment that really sort of givers them a safe space to be girls, which is what we would like to continue to do. in addition to allowing girls in next year the boyco develop a program for older girls and also allow a pathway to eastern the girls organization of eagle scout starting in 2019. sotto hartmann believes there is a mis conception what is available in the girl scouts. girl scouts also offer several outdoor badge s as well as batches for stem, signs technology and math and even cyber security. the boy scouts

. -- indictmentsse charge kaufman, spock, and three others were arrested for aspiring to aid young mano evade the draft. this was the reverend's reaction. >> we welcome the indictment. what we want to do is to try and demonstrate that many aspects of the war and the law are really unconstitutional. i am disturbed to get letters who say how can a christian minister oppose the law of the land? these people seem to forget that one, from a religious perspective, never surrenders one's consciousness to the state. it goes through the entire bible. we must obey god rather than men. our puritan forefathers came to this country because they were dedicated to the notion that you do not surrender your conscious to the state. peter and paul were in and out of jail all the time. from a religious point of view, it is possible to say three things about law. one, that it is good. without it, creation would be chaos. therefore, the light reflects and doesn't reject this. which means that one is always trying to improve a law which means that one has respect for what is legal but is more concerned with

live in front of the white house, corey kaufman, fox 5 local news. >>> our apologies, we kind of jumped the gun on that package. we do want to go back to the lead story. the former virginia softball coach who sexual assaulting young children >> she's charged with dozens of child sex crimes that spanned decades. lindsey watts will have that coming up in a few seconds. as you can imagine that was certainly a shock for the community when they heard about the allegations against this former virginia youth softball coach accused of sexually abusing a number of different children >>> we have an update on the murder of a northern virginia teenager, a grand jury indicted door written martinez torres in the death of nabra hassanen. martinez torres is accused of kidnapping and killing her last june, the indictment is the first time prosecutors brought sex crime charges guns martinez torres, he's due back in court on thursday. >>> new tonight to your the accused of kidnapping a teenager girl over is believed to be in the country illegally. ice arrested him yesterday after police found the teen saf

quor i kaufman is live on the scene. what is the latest. >>reporter: we're now finding out from fire officials the cause of this fire, they say it was due to the residents dent spoke smoking, but he had an oxygen tank and that basically created an equivalent to a flame thrower in his room, caught the bed on fire and because he's elderly it was difficult for him to call authorities immediate limit he did sustain some injuries. they didn't give us the extent of his injury, but he is at the hospital. let me give you you a look here at the bill ing where all of this happened. another update that we found out is that they are allowing residents back into residents, though, just a few residents whose moments were not particularly \effect\affected. for the other residents whose homes were affected tonight, red cross is on scene theming them out. there's several dozen people still out heemplet it is a rather cold nielt. we've seen several people wrapped up in blankets, grabd whatever they could before they had to get out . take a listen to a few of

together with germany's security authorities to detect islamist militants living among us the w's frank kaufman met the man who was helping to hunt down the jihad his report is part of the exclusive d.w. documentary list from victim to terrorist hunter. massud a q a syrian kurd fled his homeland in two thousand and sixteen he and his mother used the so-called balkan route to travel to germany here they were greeted by muslims brothers and sister all of whom had already made the journey. so that the station off leaving because of some skin to resist i was obliged to do that like any other person who lives a life to leave he's told the city this country but must i kill is not your average refugee the former video journalist was prisoner for two hundred eighty days in the various torture chambers of the so-called islamic state. as militants ambushed him and his colleague as they're on their way to do an interview they were both kidnapped. and understand was in iraq i presume. it was for around one hundred days it was a football star you know just me city central florida city there it was. he exper

silver springs parking lot and jump ongoing help was a doctor who happened to be nearby >> fox 5 corey kaufman has the incredible story. >> she's so happy little an anthony is healthy. it was just yesterday they headed to the hospital from here home in district heights. they found themselves stuck in traffic >> we're in the middle of traffic and my water breaks >> that's when watkinses pulled off the beltway and ended up at the church parking lot. from there, it was minutes before little anthony junior made his debut >> the baby head was already out. >> watkinses had 911 operators on the line. and was trying to flag down help >> we saw a man running around the car, screaming. of and animated. >> the doctor and her husband had changed their routine that day to meet a patient >> this happen for some reason and we believe this little one was brought into this world that way for a purpose. the doctor taps him on the shoulder and said i'm a doctor. >> the doctor caught anthony as he came out. she advised the new dad to get something to cut off and tie the umbilical cord. >> he took off his shoes an

correspondent frank's health frank kaufman who is with us here in the studio this part this report of course part of a documentary that is area here and in about forty forty five minutes time it's called must pseuds list from victim to terrorist hunter. a really astonishing story that we are hearing about this individual what drives him what you say but i think there are two main things for play the one assad he wants to help the country where he found refuge german day after a long journey through the balkan routes he made it until january two thousand and sixteen as one of the last refugees of this huge refugee wave of two thousand and fifteen general two thousand and sixteen he had the chance to come to germany and then he realized these people where he suffered from ice terrorists that they also hit in europe coming to. other with refugees or been been been sent in other ways and he wants to help the german government and the german officials obviously but also there's another issue i mean he was in about four border nine months in captivity of the islamic state and i have to also

i remember talking with ted my friend ted kaufman. ,who you ended up serving with. he was my chief of staff and a fine guy. i remember saying that i want to meet that guy. never expecting to be able to do it. we had an expression in the senate you have to excuse a , point of personal privilege. i realize what i'm talking about is personal. john chose to remain in the navy . he had an awful lot of other opportunities. he chose a life of service. to him, duty always dictated what to do. he stayed. you can imagine my surprise. in 1977, i did meet john mccain. he was an officer in the naval liaison office. i was the youngest member of the senate foreign relations committee. traveln opportunity to all over the world, and with john, i have met every world leader, without exception, since 1976. in the beginning, in one of the most consequential days of my career, and we all look act and back on our careers and think about things and moments that have had an impact on how your career moves forward, i not only got to work with john mccain. i got to know him, and i got to kno

and i remember talking with my friend ted kaufman. you ended up serving with him. he was my chief of staff. a fine guy. i remember sitting and watching and saying i want to meet that guy, never expecting to be able to do it. in the an expression senate, you have to excuse the point of personal privilege. i realize what i'm talking about is personal. remarkably, john cho -- chose to remain in the navy. he had an awful lot of other opportunities, but he had chosen a life of service. to him, duty always dictated what to do. he stayed. surprise whene my in 1977, i did meet cap than john mccain. senate liaison officer the nature of let's -- naval legislative office. i was by far the youngest member of the senate foreign relations committee. and i got an opportunity to travel all over the world. like john, i've met every major world leader without exception since 1976. in the beginning, one of the most consequential days of my career, and we have all look back on our careers, and think of those things and moments that had an impact on how your career moved forward. only

you can expect about a 37 minute ride going from kaufman road to hillary avenue.bay bridge, approaching treasure island, getting the reports of a crash involving two cars. 19 minutes ride from the maze into san francisco. there is a live look at the a bridge toll plaza. lights are on a and e shore freeway, under 50 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. give yourself extra time. >>> good morning. the seabreeze kicks up. the temperatures go down. that is what is happening this morning. what will happen through tomorrow evening, low 60s, along the coastline, mid 60s inland. we will get a lot of clouds around the day and drizzle as well. the high temperature is forecast to be as warm as 71 in santa rosa. it is 16 temperatures go, 66 in san jose. halloween looks a dry going towards the weekend, rain moving to the bay area on friday. right through the weekend. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, october 30, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." following breaking news, president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort and associate face

recently senators warner and klobuchar and mccain and representatives kilmer and kaufman introduced the bipartisan honest abe ads act. it will increase transparency and online political advertising by requiring online platforms to disclose copies of ads and their targeted audiences. this bill is a great start. thank you for our witnesses. i look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas on how we can protect our democracy, thank you mr. chairman. i also ask for unanimous consent that representatives sarbanes kilmer and cartwright be allowed to join us today and participate in the hearing. >> so ordered. >> thank you ranking member kelly. we now introduce our witnesses. we have allen dickerson. mr. david travern, mr. jack goodman, owner of the law offices of jack goodman. mr. randall rothenberg, and mr. ian vanderwalker. senior counsel for brennan center for justice democracy program at the new york university school of law. welcome to you all. and pursuant to committee laws, all witnesses will be sworn in before you testify. please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear

[laughter] here in kaufman and there is a museum from the of royal air force. and part of that was was a week and a structure.chool and that has nothing to do with the question but i want to ask earlier in the program she was talking about winston churchill's daughters in the affairs they had with him. they were an england at the time and i was wondering but if she thought that was true from the heart?. >> that is a really good question.talk so with that relationship there is a large part of calculation. sorely he did not disapprove of her relationship even though she had his son. he was a realist wanted americans in the lower ther first thought was for britain's survival if that meant sacrificing personal relationships, that was not the most important thing, as though they were encouraging her with that relationshiprelatn because she learned what they were doing. and churchill's wife was not so thrilled with that relationship but they did not stop that. so there was a calculation. it was very much from the heart, they needed somebody a end it didn't work out.

kaufman. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, general dunford, mr. chairman. when we look back on the history of the vietnam war in august of 1969, president nixon orders the vietnamization program and a phase withdrawal as the army of south vietnam gains capability. then he couldn't in 1972 bring the north vietnamese to the negotiating table. he did linebacker 2, a massive bombing campaign in north vietnam. he brought them to the table and negotiated a peace agreement that extricated the united states from the war in vietnam. if i look at -- in afghanistan today, i think that there actually is a better in-state because i think that the taliban come from the posthewn ethnic group and i think there are areas in afghanistan where, particularly in rural posthewn areas they prefer the taliban to the government of kabul. like the north vietnamese, the taliban feel like they're making gains and no need to come to the negotiating table. i understand this new strategy, it's designed to increase pressure to bring them to the negotiating table. at least that would be a

kaufman. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, general dunford, mr. chairman. when we look back on the history of the vietnam war in august of 1969, president nixon orders the vietnamization program and a phase withdrawal as the army of south vietnam gains capability. then he couldn't in 1972 bring the north vietnamese to the negotiating table. he did linebacker 2, a massive bombing campaign in north vietnam. he brought them to the table and negotiated a peace agreement that extricated the united states from the war in vietnam. if i look at -- in afghanistan today, i think that there actually is a better in-state because i think that the taliban come from the posthewn ethnic group and i think there are areas in afghanistan where, particularly in rural posthewn areas they prefer the taliban to the government of kabul. like the north vietnamese, the taliban feel like they're making gains and no need to come to the negotiating table. i understand this new strategy, it's designed to increase pressure to bring them to the negotiating table. at least that would be a

kaufman, texas, marlin is morning.can, good caller: i agree with you on a an le of things, i'm 81-year-oldublican, i heard democratic talking points, you job for them, at they probably enjoy what they are hearing. twofold.m is one with the outing of the people on the conversations that collected, what in the world is the secretary of the -- u.n. doing outing all hose people, it is nothing but political damage trying to be inflicted on the republicans. problem is, like you are talking today, you will have a ard time getting a single republican vote for your bill ecause you used the same old tired democrat talking points. on esus christ were running the republican ticket, the first thing you would do is accuse him you are a racist like accusing trump of being a racist and he's not. knows hewho knows trump is not a racist bone in his body. the are you accusing president of being a racist? guest: no, i'm saying he has authoritarian authoritarian -- we were out there with president obama. democrats, we have fought republicans, we will be fighting both on this issue right are not on the side. ho

anti fascist clashed with police during a march by the extreme bright nordic resistance movement in kaufman. county demonstrators anxious to be against the march by the nordic resistance movement and police struggle to keep the two sides apart local police anticipated the violence and had called in reinforcements one police officer and several demonstrators were injured. tens of thousands of people have marched through alan's capital dublin to demand a loosening of the republicans abortion laws this ahead of a twenty eight hundred referendum on the issue the law's some of the strictest in the world where abortion is a legal in almost all circumstances including cases of rape and incest a woman can be sentenced to a maximum of fourteen years in prison for having an abortion. several soccer fans were seriously injured after a barrier gave way at a match in the french city of. little supporters were celebrating forty below tourist opening goal in the fifteenth minute when the fence collapsed under their white twenty five mil supporters were injured four of them seriously. invention lungful i d