my name is jim kemp. we had been around for about nine years and we have a very international audience today. many people in the united states remember him mostly for being an nfl quarterback for 13 years for the buffalo bills and most of that time in the 1960s after he have a sufficient number of concussions he decided it was appropriate to run for the united states congress. in 1970 my dad was elected for congress just outside of buffalo new york. and serve in congress for 18 years. until he ran for president in 1998. unsuccessfully losing to george hw bush in the primary. they served for four years. and then he went into what he called the political wilderness. in the early '90s. and he was very surprised to receive a call from an old foe a friendly foe but bob dole asked my father to be his vice presidential nominee in 1986. it was a surprise i happen to be playing football in the canadian football league at the time. a buddy of mine told me. i said i think you might want to come check this out. my pa

detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. >> has she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else, since you've known her? >> not that i can recall. >> reporter: friends and family police spoke to were adamant. heather would never take her own life. not after striving so hard to transform it for the better. but there was another possible explanation for what may have happened to this woman who'd built such a promising future. police were about to uncover a secret she'd kept hidden from almost everyone. >> i didn't even know his name. >> reporter: just as heather was headed off into that bright new future, her past came calling. >>> coming up -- >> i told all the girls, you all be prepared. >> the search heats up and the secret is out. >> kind of a bombshell that heather was possibly seeing another man. >> this was definitely, you know, a person of interest that we needed to speak with. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ plaque psoriasis can be relentless. your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and st

friend said kemp could be extremely around simple and hot tempered when he got surprise visits. and once the scandals began he has said to have attached a sign to the door of his a tele a reading knocking pointless will not be opened. they are telling the artist and the model for some reason to fantasize for others a source of hints as to gustav clint's relationship towards women. i think i guess i think he sorted it out to suit himself with his mother and his sisters looked after him in emilia took an interest in his own art and of course thank again she was certainly a smart and interesting woman who helped him gain access to high society. well thank god and then of course there were the models and the mothers of his children and so on so in other words he took whatever suited him from every woman he met yes i think it is fair to say that he was quite egotistical in that regard for that list relative it always dish on topics. to what extent clips attitude towards women was formed by his lifelong attachment to his mother and sisters and how it affected his bitterness be hey via

ted kemp joins us live from singapore with that story.t can you tell us >> human rights activists have been saying for years that slavery and other crimes are rampant in the global seafood industry cnbc spent about two years investigating this story we found quite a bit of evidence of wrongdoing. is that similar to the vessels you used to fish on? min mang is a former slave he says he spent more than five years trapped and abused on thai fishing groups we met him in myanmar. >> translator: whenever we were in port, they shackled me. i had to unload the fish and got chained on the front end of the boat >> reporter: he shows us scars, one where he says a captain stabbed him with a stingray tail >> so the global seafood industry and the thai government and others have been saying that any have taken steps to curb these abuses i don't think there is anybody out there that would say this problem is completely fixed. >> ted, it is certainly a fascinating story and one that many of us will be paying close attention to thanks to our ted kemp out

with the chaos computer club kim kemp and every four years it's where the european hacker community gets together and hangs out play. and connects with each other in a face to face real world. this is a community that created the leaks this is a community they created tor is a you know a community that says that privacy is important and this is the the the communities that built the internet. it's a campaign with power cables and computers long as it doesn't rain it's great but what it means it's everybody rushed to get the circuit breakers and turn off the power is all that and. what i want to know. what do you think we should do but just be brutally honest about how we should get. encrypted e-mail into the hands of let's say a million let's say a billion people and like like what should we do like next next month be next year needs to. launch products under different names with different designs with different sales pitches and everything else to see what people will sign up for you would basically say let's build two web pages of the one who are all against us let's begin with like i

this is a play to the base for kemp who's the secretary of state, and he's corresponding this with july 4th to try to make a message, make a point. >> all right. greg blustein from the atlanta journal constitution, thank you. >>> school's out in most of west virginia. teachers are on day four of a strike demanding better pay and health care. we'll go live as they threaten to vote lawmakers out of office if they don't take action. that's when we come right back. i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain

. >> reporter: the 54-year-old engineer michael kemp of savannah, georgia, and 36-year-old conductor from california were both killed when the lead locomotive and some of the passenger cars failed. >> we should have had a lot more casualties, but we didn't. >> reporter: 116 people were taken to area hospitals with a range of injuries. >> the csx was on the track that it was supposed to be on, and that appears to be a loading track. >> reporter: national transportation safety board is now on scene to investigate the crash. >> that crash was, as they say in the railroad industry, lined and locked, which basically means it was aligned for the trains coming down this way to be diverted into this area. >> the ntsb has been able to recover the forward-facing video camera inside the amtrak locomotive, but the locomotives were so badly damaged, the data recorders have not been recovered. at least theree people were hospitalized in serious condition. >>> later they plan to respond to a counter memo. president trump who returned to washington from a weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in florida

good news. 17-year-old us snowboarding phenom chloe kemp brings home the gold at the winter olympics. locked in before the final run-scoring a near-perfect 98 nailing back to back 1080s celebrating with fellow american, the united states continues to hold the middle count. and 17 years old. here is a live look, in new orleans, and earth cam, thousands in mardi gras celebration around the world. and a lot of beans. also known as fat tuesday. before fasting for easter. the crowds beginning to grow. it is 10 minutes after the hour, a bombshell new email from susan rice, heavy hitters. and the russia probe, wait until you see this one. lady liberty too political, a fight, olympic hockey goalies could force them to get an equipment makeover. donald trump cutting red tape and a multibillion-dollar budget, is this good for the economy? we said, here to break down the time. heather: hundreds of illegal immigrants risking their lives trying to enter the united states. mexican authorities capturing 506 different operations. many of them stepped into trucks without food or water. others crammed

relationship was already ten years old in one thousand nine hundred one and media sister helen and i married kemp's bramah amherst for both brothers this marriage meant access to viennese society and a sophisticated and atmospheric everyday life. the paintings as not to paint to have received the approach. well of the subject herself and in one thousand no wait sold it to the vienna museum where it is on show to this day. and they didn't have of course i mean the if you go was no average woman of her time she was something special along with her two sisters she ran a fashion someone in vienna when she was a business woman she was independent she earned money she wasn't like other socialites of the time dependent on a man or needing to marry somebody fun and a man apt hanging on from being eaten and the at so that i think somebody like that was in a position to hold their own with an artist like a stuffed clint and that this truly made it a different relationship to the one he had with other women i am going to have that . favorite summer retreat was armed like a tie in the austrian region of. the w

we know of for addresses in vienna where kemp had studios none of these famous places still exists he's lost working address fed eleven is located in the wealthy vienna district of heat sink after a lengthy renovations that now houses a permanent exhibition of claims i tell you. a friend remembered. near this one tighter terminus of the subway is the almost rural alleyway where clipped during his last years i went to see him and had difficulty finding the entrance which was hidden away behind bushes and shrubs but clinton came toward me and led me into the room where he worked from morning till evening he spoke a little like someone who had given up talking to other people and led his visitor to his most recent work he moved the easels toward the window and then stood silently behind the on looker. it animates nothing in his studio and he had seen for example we know from photographs that the light came from the north we can see the platform from which he painted it and the large bed for his models to pose on we see the easel with the paintings so he painted and drew in this room this i

secretary of state brian kemp reminding us that could entail the famous hanging chad. >> the fraud wegia is with paper ballots. i would be careful going back to the old days of the hanging chad. >> reporter: officials acknowledge critical need for health, 32 states getting federal vulnerability support right now but here's the deal, the next election is two weeks from today. rob: the media trying to connect these charges with the election's legitimately. jillian: the senior editor at the federalist says there is no evidence of collusion. >> a year of slow vindication for the president, the claim there was collusion in the trump campaign and russia, treat it as collusion, we have not seen anything close to that and people are waiting and losing patience for that to take place. does it show russia middle? people know russia meddled and concerned about other countries at least as much as they are concerned about russia. >> that is the storyline going back for a year and on friday with this indictment, this puts the entire election's legitimacy in doubt. that is deranged, that is conspira

get involved, streetsignseurope@cnbc.com join cnbc tonight for a special report on our oceans ted kempas a preview >> reporter: this is a crime story. the perpetrators are elusive their product, seafood in the u.s., we import 90% of our seafood. our dinner comes at an unimaginable price >> this is a fishing industry that has been built on traffic and forced labor >> one boat crewman was stabbed in front of me and thrown into the water. for more than a year, i was beaten and kicked and we got no medicine when we were sick >> slavery is just beginning of the 120 million tons of seafood that humans catch. roughly a quarter is illegal stolen from other country's waters >> this is struggling and criminal in many cases >> some nations are fighting with fire. bh while activists take matters into their own hands splchlt dw we have fou . >> it is making sure the industry understands we have this planet where our fisheries don't disappear. >> americans consume nearly 5 billion pounds of seafood every year what is the real cost. a journey through oceans of crime. >>> welcome back to "street signs

the 54-year-old engineer michael kemp of savannah, georgia were killed when the lead locomotive and some of the passenger cars derailed. >> we should have had a lot more casualties, but we didn't. >> reporter: 116 people were taken to area hospitals with a range of injuries. >> the cs6 was on the track that it was supposed to be. >> reporter: national transportation safety board is on scene to investigate the crash. >> that switch was, as they say in the railroad industry lined and locked, which basically means it was a line or line for the train coming down this way to be diverted into the siding. >> reporter: investigators remain here on the track. the ntsb was able to get its hands on the forward facing camera inside the locomotive. take a look at the train cars. you can see the force of this collision knock them completely off the track. this is the third fatal amtrak crash that the ntsb has been investigating since december. chris van cleave cbs news west columbia, south carolina. >>> the release of the gop memo of the russia investigation was the main topic. what lawmakers from bot

but a kempe video shows he was not arm. >>> fatally stabbed by friends, what authorities are revealing about young couple and its connection to way woman found stabbed and dumped on the side of the road in livermore. >> we believe based on the information we have in the rest we have made there both complicit in the murder of lizette cuesta. >>> we begin this tuesday afternoon with breaking news in san francisco. parents have a lot of concerns and a lot of questions after nearly one dozen students at a little school where treated or transported to the hospital after ingesting an unknown substance. welcome to the four on 2 i'm heather holmes. >> i am can win. emergency crews are at james lick middle school. some streets have been blocked off as police investigated where the substance came from. >> rob roth is live with what officials are saying so far.>> reporter: this all happened at james lick middle school police are still here and there are fire departments and medical crews that have been in and out. we do not see was the mass casualty bus that was but in to evaluate students. schoo

create transit-oriented development, the work force housing, addresses resiliency issues and biggest kemp as the president, quite honestly, really delayscess our ability to deliver projects and i will tell you what i consider a horror story. man of many of the corridors wrecks peering now that wee would like to expand the transit since have been studied 1970. mr. president, i was in elementary school at the time being talked about in my county. we have grave concern. full ofent the area laborers. i wonder, at time, what does the to them?do that construction man, that plumber, that carpenter, who jobs because he cannot get to all five appointments. he only gets to three. other two go to somebody else. president trump: well, we are going to get you the federal permits. going to get you the transportation permits. well he get this so fast, the head will spin. going toion is are you be able to get the local permits? that is up to you? mayor, ourident, our governor, in the state of florida, every elected official has now bought to the fact we cannot a loy projects to be delayed four to five ye

one of them was 36-year-old michael sella, the conductor of the train, and 54-year-old michael kemp,s the train's engineer. 100 passengers onboard the train were taken to area hospitals. they had injuries ranging from serious to minor. two of them, we're told, were in critical condition. coroner margaret fischer here spoke earlier at a news conference about what happened at the train crash. take a listen. >> any time you have anything that happens like that, you would expect more fatalities, but god blessed us and we only had the two, and not that they were in any way diminished, because my goodness, they are very, very hard. very hard. we wish we didn't have any fatalities. >> now, likeou mentioned, this is theecond crash this week involving an amtrak earlier this week there was a crash near charlottesville, virginia. that one involving an amtrak train that hit a disposal truck. one person in the disposal truck was hit aboard that amtrak train. dozens of members of congress were on their way to west virginia for a retreat. in the case of this particular train crash, we are expecting

korea to go unchallenged and that the world cannot turn a blind eye to the oppression and threats of kempe jong un's regime or korea was quick to respond accusing the u.s. vice president of shameful and snobbish behavior and foster carter is a korea analyst he says kim jong un is trying to drive a wedge between the united states and south korea i think that a great deal of it is about santa i must say kim jong un and north korea who we don't always associate with subtlety and of play the blind they both come in the last minute well mistaken lovo make themselves the center of attraction politically but that at these games and it's left to the u.s. vice president mike pence to look like the grumpy old man standing up for what is the international community's position so kim jong un's game really is to drive a wedge between the u.s. and south korea and pendulous she keeps reiterating that there is no daylight but i think now that the invitations being made for the summit all kinds of questions arise should moon jame guy who should he go unconditionally should he insists that north korea shoul

on the road an oarsman are not sitting but they stand there or is hold them with one leg why robert kempxplains in this report. mesmerising display wooden boats adorned with flowers and reeves glide past the floating houses on me and mars in lady lake. but it's the rowers unique style that's the real surprise these are the into the lake people. the children here learn one legged rowing from a young age. life in this community takes place on the water. the rowing team of the village has a lot are about to start a training session with coach. the leg method is amazingly effective. the coach is actually a farmer like most people here. he says the most important thing to learn is teamwork. the men are training for the annual race during the full moon festival. but this distinct rowing style is not just for racing. into fisherman deftly navigate the lake while standing upright on their narrow boats. their hands are free to cast their nets. the boat race is the highlight of the annual full moon festival and the calle our village team with this year's winners. says they won half a million chant

indictments that the federal government was coming forward that was in the case of ron white and corey kemp. and i think it was one of those moments where only in that kind of crisis could we have ever gotten that kind of legislation passed. people were not excited about this. we were the only place in the state that would have campaign finance limits, which subsequently were litigated all the way up to the pennsylvania supreme court and we were successful. >> host: as you look back now at the bug, what does michael nutter think about the successful effort to cast that as john ashcroft and the republicans from washington trying to dictate the outcome of a philadelphia mayoral race? >> well, i mean, i think we now know that-- i mean, that story was a complete fabrication and totals bu bull-- . in the moment it worked. many of us knew there was no way in the world that was really what was going on, but, it's a heavily democratic city and folks did not like george bush, certainly didn't like john ashcroft so there was a narrative that was ready made after they kind of, two or three days after

i don't have time to go into but a highly recommend you read it, it's geoffrey kemp or perhaps we can talk about it in q&a. this is what we see the pendulum tickets first really big shift. moving from the acceptance of the criminal station in the 1970s to this demonization of the drug in the 1980s. this is able to happen because parent activists change the conversation about marijuana use in the united states. that is the source of their power. decriminalization laws were passed on the idea that an adult has a right to do with the want and a privacy of their own home, assuming that unit hurting anyone else. activists and nancy reagan turned this conversation around. pot wasn't about adults rights anymore because about the right of a child to grow up drug-free. it doesn't matter what an adult thought he or she couldn't do because as soon as the drug trickle-down and children were starting to use it, that adults use became problematic and dangerous. if all drug using adults were dangerous to drug-free kids, they are also worthy of being locked up, criminalize for their marijuana use. th

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our fed kemp joins us from singapore with more. >> most americans would be surprised to know that 90%f the seafood that they consume is imported they would also be pretty surprised to know how rough a business that can be for the fishermen out there who are catching their dinner. workers may earn just $10 a day. that keeps prices cheap for us it is tough, dangerous work. the industry has an even uglier side, slavery. human rights groups say forced labor in the fishing industry is widespread this boat captain says it is common knowledge >> translator: sometimes they force people to go to the boats and my boat comes ashore every day and people have to be willing to work. >> where they do something to anger the captain or fail to perform, they are killed and thrown overboard >> most americans would be surprised to know that about a quarter of the wild caught seafood in the united states that we consume is in some way illegal. it is something that conscientious consumers want to know something about >> if it is illegal, ted, i wonder -- i didn't know that i understand the conditions can b

. >> killed in the crash was michael cell and and michael kemp. >> somebody forgot to throw a switch. we're all human and we all make mistakes. it happened. he forgot to throw that switch. >> freight line csx controls these tracks. the company in a statement says it's working with investigators but did not address why that switch was in the wrong position. the ntsb has recovered the forward facing video camera on that amtrak train. gayle. >> a lot of questions about the switch. very hard to hear. thank you very much, kris. >>> the house intelligence committee is expected to vote today to release a democratic response to the declassified memo. this morning four gop members of the house committee are rejecting the remarks of the memo. the president tweeted, quote, this memo totally vindicated trump. margaret brennan is at the white house with the latest on the story. good morning to you. >> good morning. in four days the government funding may run out, but much of focus in washington is on that republican memo which accuses the fbi of political bias when it obtained a warrant from a for

lives and injured 70 people or south carolina collision that killed a locomotive engineer michael kemp age 54, one of our members and conductor michael so why age 36, a smart member and injured 116 people. while the ntsb is still investigating these tragedies ptc could have "prevented those of these tragedies. some might say that i am not eating fair because grove roads are going to get this done by 2018 and i sincerely applaud those who do but there are several others that won't get this done by the deadline. mr. chairman if i'm a taken up her tendency to mention a few other safety issues that the industry has not addressed and the number one issue is fatigue. this issue is as old as everybody in this room. the rail safety improvement act amended u.s. code title xlix by section 20156 titled the railroad safety risk reduction program mandating that the fra require the railroad to develop jointly with labor and updated at least every two years of fatigue management plan for safety critical railroad employees to reduce the likelihood of accident injuries and fatalities caused by fatigue

secretary, beginning with chairman dave kemp years ago, and now through the leadership of chairman brady, we began -- i've been on this committee ten years, so seven or eight years ago the process of meet examination hearings and proposals, and we finally achieved something historic. tax reform to benefit american families and businesses. with each passing week, we see positive impacts all across the country. businesses in my home state of washington have announced bonuses for employees, pay increases for their employees, and investment in work force development and increases in employee match gift programs. i want to expand just a little bit on the question that chairman brady had. so, you've got the withholding tables, you've got the calculator. what other regulatory efforts are you putting forth to spread the good news to the united states citizens roos the country about this tax cut? how are you sharing information and how can we help you? >> well, we have a massive effort to irs to implement the new tax bill. it touches everything from forms that were updating to make them user-frie

. >> that's the god's honest truth, says heather kemp, every single word. discover card.r service! ma'am. this isn't a computer... wa. you're rl? with discover card, you can talk to a real perso in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really? no, i'm kidding. 100% u.s.-based customer service. >>> now the conclusion of "strangers on a train," ethan tells his side of the story. keith morrison. >> am i an evil lying type of person that will do anything she can to get her way. >> of course, it was different when kate brought her around to see him that first time. >> she's attractive, isn't an ugly female. >> she talked the first days. >> she told meijer son died from a disease she was supposed to find a cure from. she was supposed to be a doctor and she told meijer daughternd husband got killed in a bad car accident. >> ethan said she was entranced and believed everything she told him. that's when they moved in together and each day he'd go to his hotel job and she'd go to her doctor work. >> she'd put on her makeup and scarves and white jacket and her name s

argue that the problem is going away let's bring in the man behind the documentary, cnbc's own ted kemp i just checked here, on the bureau of labor, their own web site, they warned about this in 2016 what has been done since then to try and intervene jtsds wu >> well, there are a number of nations and the industry itself have taken steps to try to reduce this problem. in some of those cases it's not clear how sincere those efforts have been in some of the governments involved in other cases, it's not clear how effective it's been. it looks like it has improved but i don't think there's anybody who would say this is a problem that's licked. >> so let me ask you how do people become enslaved. how do some guy get bought on a boat >> it's amazing. most of these guys -- we were working in thailand which isn't the only bad actor, but it's one of the bad actors and what will happen is they will get these migrant workers who come in from burma or myanmar, cambodia or vietnam and they'll be offered -- these are impoveri impoverished nations, by the way often land-locked nations. they haven't --

>> recall that jack kemp was a great leader in trying to have inclusive growth, that means everyone,e as is possible. so i'll be talking about how that can be done on an international front. some of our policies -- we have a lot of change in direction that will make our nation stronger. one of those is redirecting our policy toward china where we had fallen into a pattern of weakness as a nation. another is in the western hemisphere. we've laid out a set of 10 initiatives that will make our own hemisphere stronger and more growth-oriented. the trade renegotiations of course, i'll talk some about we need to make them work for american workers. and so those are all initiatives under way that the treasury department is involved in and leading on. >> maria: what are your expectations for debt and deficits. how worried are you about the trillion dollar deficits that are front and center for 10 years plus out? >> it's a challenging environment. i think the debt is too high now and it's going higher. a lot of that comes from the weakness that we had in previous years. and so the trajectory

i was a reagan-kemp republican.lped largest mpany tall gain tax cut in histor we had a huge boom you remember in the late 90s. we combined that with real reform. it was combination of reforming welfare, reforming medicare, opening up the communication system, reforming the food and drug administration. plus the huge tax cut which led to dramatic increase in revenue and stable -- stabilization not a big decline but stabilization in spending. what republican want to do to get to a balanced budget number one is economic growth. put enough people to work, number of companies making a profit, enough people incomes growing with greater productivity, you get a big stream of extra revenue. we need large reforms. stuart: yes. >> for example, workforce improvement which will save tens of billions. stuart: you have to have social security reform. you have got to have medicare reform. that training the treasury as we speak but that is the third rail of american politics. and i don't know -- >> i want -- stuart: go ahead, sir. >

treatment to 21—month—old alfie evans, against his parents wishes. 0xfam‘s chief executive apologises kemp‘t done enough to make its prevention measures effective, meaning 10 customers could deposit money linked to criminal offences. the supreme court is considering an appeal today, that could have a major impact on what‘s known as the "gig economy". pimlico plumbers is challenging a ruling that entitled one of its plumbers to basic workers‘ rights, such as paid holiday , even though he was first hired on a freelance basis. gary smith began his fight when he wanted to reduce his hours following a heart attack. the court of appeal ruled in his favour a year ago but the firm is challenging that decision. the markets have largely been falling today. befits a 100 has been in negative territory most of the day. bhp billiton is one of the biggest followers. intercontinental hotels group announced plans to go more upmarket to tap customers willing to pay top prices but disappointed investors by saying it would not be paying out dividends and said its focus on business customers had helped weather