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which eventually led to this. >> my name is joe klein and i wrote "primary colors."f with no help, no secret sources. >> david is with me, former white house chief speechwriter. david, welcome. nice to have you on. >> thank you for having me. >> so let's first start with, it was a source in the west wing saying that aides are following leads based upon the writing style in this anonymous opinion piece. so i want you to go back when you first started digging on "primary colors." what were your clues, tell-tale signs for you to go, aha, joe klein. >> the board asked me to review the book in february of 1996, right after it came out. and as i was reading it, i was thinking to myself, this reads a whole lot like joe klein. and joe klein, as you say, had been a columnist for newsweek, and before that, he covered new york city politics, new york state politics for new york magazine. and way before that, he worked for an underground newspaper in boston. i was thinking there was a lot of inside material there about new york city politics and about boston politics. that most

lawyer alessandra biaggi defeated new york senator jeffrey klein, who led the now-defunct independent democratic conference, a group of democratic senators who aligned themselves with republicans. and community organizer and democratic socialist candidate julia salazar won her new york state senate primary in brooklyn, unseating 16-year incumbent martin dilan. 27-year-old salazar ran on a platform of affordable housing for all, while her opponent, has received more money from real estate developers than nearly any other new york state senate democrat. salazar won despite a number of recent news articles that raised questions about how she had described her political affiliations, family wealth, and birthplace. at columbia university, she was president of christians united for israel and in anti-choice

klein: two things, right? the rating agencys aren't providing the leverage, they are providing an opinion, which is important because the people who provide the leverage can choose to lose that opinion or not. third party to price the asset can choose to do that. there is a nice chart on the value of subprime triple b which goes from basically par to zero. it's kind of one of these little functions. two questions comes on that. one is, the outsourcing of due diligence to third parties. versus the insourcing of due diligence. the second is the legal regulatory regime that promotes or discourages that. and so there you get into i think some difficult questions, i think former fed governor jeremy stein has written this term and used to use it a lot before he went to the treshry. the wall of dumb money, which is a tremendous global and growing global amount of money that wants to invest in safe assets with very little due diligence on their own. as that wall grows in size, potentially the ability for the two ingre

congratulations on your new post, naomi, professor klein. welcome back to democracy now! is joining us from rutgers university new brunswick where juan also teaches. juan: yes, and we're delighted to have naomi with us at rutgers now and also she is in my department as well in journalism and media studieies. amy: speaking of journalism, media studies, and puerto rico, naomi, why don't we begin with these two different controversies that president trump has created by questioning the numbers of people who died in the aftermath of hurricane he would then saying never support statehehood as log as mayor cruz is the san juan mayor. .> absolutely it is wonderful to be with you. i don't think we should be terribly surprised by the fact that donald trump is denying hard reality. he did this beginning on his first day in o office, denying e accounts of the size of the crowd. and he denies the reality of climate change, so he denies inconvenient facts both small and large. and now he is denying the reality that hurricane maria was the catalyst for thousands of people losing their

but while statistics show the far right carries out nearly 90% of assaults on jews, klein says muslimre increasingly behind anti-semitic attacks. m.nce 2015, germany has taken in hundreds of thousands of them. >> these people were raised in countries where hatred towards dsrael and towards jews is very common. >> reporter: the michalskis say s rmany should do more to teach all kids about the dangers of discrimination. ne there is a new generation ecowing up and becoming adults who are racist and who are anti- semitic, and you could stop it. mi reporter: to do that, they say germany has to stop burying its past under monuments and build a future of tolerance. roxana saberi, cbs news, berlin. rs dickerson: coming up next on the "cbs evening news," road rage in the nation's capital. have this unique combination of probiotics to help replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. also try our delicious new probiotic gummies. this is a cell. so are all these. they work together, doing important stuff... like keeping your vital organs running and what not. the hitch? like you, yo

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thank you for having me up there my name is david klein. i'm a third-generation in san francisco with a heavy civic background. my grandfather who was head of the parking authority to my dad who taught over 30 years at san francisco unified. it has been instilled in me to be part of san francisco. after serving four years as a board member, as well as a chair for the oakland fund for children and youth, i moved back to san francisco a few years ago i am eager to begin my inclusion in civic duty. specifically, when it comes to public transit tax being a daily writer as well as not only committing myself from work but also with my young children, i have a unique perspective on that. and also because, for two years, i spent leading partnership efforts for move it back which is the number 1 public transit app in the world his. it is this unique purview of understanding how a lot of incredible data, as well as the patterns of efficiency and capacity and how people can be better utilizing public transit in the city, as well as when we think of th

peers had the plaintiff's lawyer and they are still buying klein his case to the media recently and. all the hot under german law is what's required to communication central information to investors and the markets we are firmly convinced that seat of you should have told markets insulations in june two thousand and eight because they would not managed to use the technology required in the united states to say we can't do it these of you didn't join with us and. the v.w. emissions cheating scandal broke on september eighteenth two thousand and fifteen in the days that followed the company's share price plummeted on september twenty second b.t.w. issued a warning to its shareholders the company maintains that in this matter at least it acted according to its duties. indeed it's before stay in for our point of view this case is only about whether folks dogmatic obligation to inform shareholders in the markets that we're convinced that this is the case. isn't about sort of the stepfather the courts ruling isn't expected until the end of next year. u.s. trade officials say they're hoping

small businesses like nazar especially badly his but larger companies are struggling to the lure us to klein has made loans taken action dollars or euros far harder to pay back all over turkey people can see that the notes coming out of the a.t.m. are losing value. phones have become more expensive they now cost fifteen hundred two thousand lire more than before as well as food transport everything. to call it the truth which in all the chocolate i buy for the kids first it cost one lira and one fifteen now it costs two lira market even at a discount supermarkets are no longer cheap. mike you are an elected government the armed services he companies are pretty much robbing us blind they put their prices up every month to give them a closer carom alcan is an economist and business columnist at the pro-government newspaper sabah he admits that there are problems but he insists it's not the president's fault and that the conditions for recovery are in place. the model of the growth for the next one and a whole few years mostly be about the resume and export the fix for the growth we will find t

. >> reporter: firefighters worked on steep irn kleins throughout the night. >> there's heavy brush. >> reporter: only 100 of them made it here, leaving engine companies doing double duty. >> they're having to hold the hose and cut the lines. the going was slow. >> reporter: today, the manpower doubled, but they're exhausted. >> they drove through the night and got three hours of sleep after working all day yesterday and they're working through the day today. that's all we have. >> reporter: the people are thankful. >> our hearts go out to them. they were out there saving our wonderful community. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> classes were canceled at the schools because many students are among the evacuees. >>> now to the powerful hurricane threatening the east coast. this is the video from inside hurricane florence. right now, the category 4 storm is on track to become one of the most catastrophic hurricanes to hit the eastern seaboard in decades. mary is tracking the storm from the weather center. >> and we want to show you the latest satellite imag

director lisa klein decided to make the film after her father ic i approache t topic from a place of loss. but what i found was this thriving community of people who had attempted suicide and survived. >> saying yes i want to live. >> we need to hear those stories. >> reporter: on this night, "the s word" is playing to a fuel screening. >> there was a while we couldn't get this film in places because the stigma was so bad. so the fact that we're here on a monday night and there's this many of you is showing how things are changing. >> reporter: she now works as a mental health advocate, urging people to get help, and those around them to reach out if they think something is wrong. >> there's a big miss out there. if you talk about suicide, it's going to cause someone to think about it. that's just not true. >> reporter: just in case anyone does want to talk, crisis center volunteers are here to remind people help is just a phone call away. >> there are many, many people who felt despair and many people who have thought about suicide. and there are many, many people who have found rec

. >> chris klein. >> clark gable. >> sean connery. >> my brother. >> lenny kravitz. >> jon stewart. >ge clooney. >> morris sesna. >> they got morris and i'm waiting for two more. >> you got to pick one. >> why just one? i'm single. >> the rock. >> george clooney. >> as we get to the older ladies -- >> their tastes -- >> haven't changed. >> george clooney? >> george clooney. >> george clooney, hands down. >> george clooney. >> george clooney. >> who do you think is the most attractive man on the planet? >>> back once again to do this in slow motion. what would dad do to get an or owe? carry a tray full of milk while running on a treadmill. let's go. >> oh! >> how does he always get stuff like that? >> well, they are popular, now he has to go with it. >> he's gotten good at this. he put his arm down. >> i can assure you, that doesn't help. that was unexpected, but let's give it another go. >> now you spilled it all over. >> oh! >> come on, man? >> the hand didn't quite break the fall that time. >> needed a helmet for that one. >> i'm starting to really feel bad for him. >> oreos, we got

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. >> chris klein. >> clark gable. >> sean connery. >> my brother. >> lenny kravitz. >> jon stewart. >ge clooney. >> morris sesna. >> they got morris and i'm waiting for two more. >> you got to pick one. >> why just one? i'm single. >> the rock. >> george clooney. >> as we get to the older ladies -- >> their tastes -- >> haven't changed. >> george clooney? >> george clooney. >> george clooney, hands down. >> george clooney. >> george clooney. >> who do you think is the most attractive man on the planet? >>> back once again to do this in slow motion. what would dad do to get an or owe? carry a tray full of milk while running on a treadmill. let's go. >> oh! >> how does he always get stuff like that? >> well, they are popular, now he has to go with it. >> he's gotten good at this. he put his arm down. >> i can assure you, that doesn't help. that was unexpected, but let's give it another go. >> now you spilled it all over. >> oh! >> come on, man? >> the hand didn't quite break the fall that time. >> needed a helmet for that one. >> i'm starting to really feel bad for him. >> oreos, we got

joe: it's klein, but at some point, if you wait for all of the signs to turn green, and say ok, tradear is resolved in the fed tightening cycle will go to miles out and china is doing stimulus, most likely they will admit a huge leg up. by that point if they wait for it. what is the best way to play it? safest players, do you go for the countries that have been beaten down the hardest, like what is the best way to be exposed? now, i thinkght this has legs until into next year. 2019, i think the words get cloudier. full steam ahead in the u.s., so i think that quarter is good. when will the next recession be in the u.s. >> i'm guessing late 2019. that is when the fed would start cutting rates. mostly the real problem countries are somewhat isolated. argentina and even turkey is somewhat large. the paper trail in the u.s. is quite long. it is hard to dry line of impact. , hardening insk china, we do know the economy is slowing. have enacted some stimulus measures. for now, it models through. >> even if we get the dollars >> is not good for global economy. that is a good thing, what the

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. >> what's interesting is when -- remember when joe kleine wrote that book and people didn't know itas joe kleine, people search and finally they did an algorithmic search and he admitted. >> but that was a parlor game. >> what's interesting, people will probably try to do that with this, but there are phrases that are probably intentionally used to throw people off. because they use the phrase "off the rails" which is a phrase according to woodward that general kelly had used. if general kelly had actually used that word, it's very unlikely he would use that in this letter if he was writing this letter. >> that's right. >> yeah. >> i've seen this before too where people would sit in a meeting, listen to someone, write down words he used frequently and leak with those words so that the president thought that person was a leaker. pretty scummy. >> that's a pleasant atmosphere. >> well, believe me, welcome to washington. >> that usually happens. >> from my perspective, this is one of the most tightly written op eds i've seen. every word is used intentionally. that's why i think there a

abc 7's morning afrverage yo ju spoke with rick klein. >> it seems there's a lot of good news for democrats whether talking about men who are not college educated, women, seniors. which to you is the most important indicator as we head into november? >> i think you look at independents and you also look at women. white women in particular. that is really where the trump coalition was never particularly strong but where it is showing real signs of crumbling, and it is the motivation factor as much as anything else that to me tells the story. it is not just that people prefer democrats over republicans in their house races by 14 points, it is the intensity with which they're ready to demonstrate that preference. >> democrats need 23 seats to retake the house majority. >>> new at 11:00, emergency crews had to rescue four people this morning from a boat in the richmond marina. someone called for help around 6:00 a.m. firefighters say there were four people on board the fishing boat. >> hit the break wall when getting out to the bay and they hit it at a high rate of speed, and as i can imagine i

the report states that the burmese commander in chief klein and his deputies bear quote greatest responsibility for the ethnic cleansing of range of people. the government declined our request for a statement on one case in a press conference however a spokesperson said the sentencing of the journalists was the clearest indication of an independent and a functioning judiciary. there had been hopes that aung san suu kyi would use one of the few powers she does hold to grant a pardon to that of porters. that didn't happen i mean a media landscape already intimidated and controlled by the state there's now a chill more intense than it has been in the past few years whatever happens now nothing can make up for eight months while on trial have been separated from their families deprived of their freedom and honorable to work as journalists but it is important now. that the injustice of this conviction but the prison sentence be overturned it does send a very chilling message to the media and whether they are released and amnesty later or not and a very strong message given about reporting on issues

your small businesses like especially badly his but larger companies are struggling to the lure us to klein has made loans taken action dollars or euros far harder to pay back all over turkey people can see that the notes coming out of the a.t.m. are losing value. phones have become more expensive they now cost fifteen hundred two thousand lire more than before as well as food transport everything. to look the truth which in all the chocolate i buy for the kids first it cost one lira and one fifteen now it costs two later market even at a discount supermarkets are no longer cheap. market value i know. cissy companies are pretty much robbing us blind they put their prices up every month. karen alcan is an economist and business columnist at the pro-government newspaper sabah he admits that there are problems but he insists it's not the president's fault and that the conditions for recovery are in place. the model of the growth for the next one and a whole few years mostly be about. export the fix for growth we will find the way to decrease the government expenditures. of the musician period

if you don't see these are the the last digit they gave us the packard scene that sets klein apart from other rich cops. success from the ground up they just haven't heard. not true blue ball and give money so i mean that's the city can only buy a new player who they like and then have the best players in the world and then win everything. but there's also a live side by really going to win if they're going to like another thing it's like the fifty plus one rule that says that it's not allowed like especially for russians or for from far east people who have really money to buy a club but a success is not buyable the same germany like. thank god that you had to work hard for much has been given to everything you had worked hard for. this in my eyes were more than just being given to nowadays working hard means promoting shop in china will be usa send players on global p.r. whether they like it will not sell a few and keep up the idea that these customers abroad just the same as the fact that. they have to do this maybe to get generate more money but i think it's just part of the busines

ok sydney klein so david stop in for some advice in person even my own father has plans to build his own tiny house. in this sort of us this morning think it's great that people can do this who've never had anything to do with it before it's just pure enthusiasm to put a little house like this somewhere maybe even in my own yard or it sounds like a lot of founder. so i was interested in. the foster not your one tiny hole with the fascination of these tiny houses and the community behind them if you're going to tell you something that runs through all segments of society that feed there just as many young people interested in them as older people of origin or. other groups of i hear and i think that's really fascinating and quite surprising to me. to not return to bring about alternative forms of living like this tiny amounts of. the fascination of living in a tiny house may lie in its freedom and independence soon you know platonic will set off to see the world in my trenches house to tourists or just take it along with them. yeah maybe you also come to ukraine during his tour and th

well, let's get more from joe now — this graph you can see is that klein that simon yates has now managedt the top of the general classification standings. —— that climb. this huge hill to andorra at the end of the day's racing, 19 days riding to get to this point. just one more competitive day operating before the professional writing to madrid. we will look at that route ina madrid. we will look at that route in a moment. first let's see the advantage that yates now has at the top. spain's rider wasjust 25 seconds behind. yates has now extended that to over a minute, one minute and 38 seconds. that is a substantial enough sleep now to start to dream that tomorrow we may see him become the third different britain to win a grand tour. that would be some piece of history. this has never happened before that three different riders from one nation winning the three grand tour is in the same year. that would add to chris froome‘s win back injune and gareth thomas‘s historic tour de france victory. that was so celebrated in his hometown. we can see it being a battle between these 34 see it bei

all right dr klein and we thank you for your time on this that dr bethany mclean joining us live from port moresby. still ahead on the news hour and sport the man who saved the best of last to become the most successful fast bowler and test cricket has tried. to. stop the sport now his peter. thank you very much croatia have been brought back down to earth less than two months after appearing in the world cup final they lost six nil to spain in the u.a.e. for nations league on tuesday there were six different scorers for spain among them seoul and surgery ramos the result put spain firmly in control of group four after their defeat of england last week this was croatia's first competitive match since they lost the world cup final to france in july. well iceland are in something of a crisis after the stylish ing rise to the top ranks of world football in the last few years they have a goal difference of minus nine in the group after losing three nil to belgium in reykjavik in the lower ranks hungary be greece and finland down there bolted rivals estonia football legend the argument on

small businesses like nazar especially badly his but larger companies are struggling to the lyrics to klein has made loans taken action dollars or euros far harder to pay back all over turkey people can see that the notes coming out of the a.t.m. are losing value. phones have become more expensive they now cost fifteen hundred two thousand lire more than before as well as food transport everything. to call it the truth which in all the chocolate i buy for the kids first it cost one lira and one fifteen now it costs to layer a market even at a discount supermarkets are no longer. market that aren't elected at the moment the answer is that he companies are pretty much robbing us blind they put their prices up every month to the mcleods carom alcan is an economist and business columnist of the pro-government newspaper sabah he admits that there are problems but he insists it's not the president's fault and that the conditions for recovery are in place. the model of the growth for the next one and the whole few years mostly be about the resume and export effects for the groups we will find a wa

president is clearly aware and frustrated that could have a big impact on the upcoming election patty klein al-jazeera washington. still ahead on the ballot anti-colonial on moscow's charge but for whatever has tesla business dealings. hello there is still flooding in the carolinas estates in the eastern side of the u.s. and that's a result of florence the hurrican that disappeared days ago but the still rain in the area now the clyde does look weak now but there is still more rain in the forecast this is a very humid part of the u.s. the moment from the carolinas science has we've seen some pretty heavy rain in mississippi in texas recently and you see one of the temperatures all that high woman has more moisture but there is cold flooding down from further west there's been some snow up in count in the temperature in winnipeg down to four on friday so that will talking to the great lakes and in houses the line here which could be as well some storms probably in the midwest in the great lakes the rain itself rain proper which he would weather still over the carolinas and maybe even further

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ask him for help as an excuse to society i tunes for him is an issue and an act of us and shouldn't klein and therefore clash it could to avoid to as a spotless the and bleak ensign to speculation dodge once in i was in elevate an affair been drunk office beside and now after had had responded have been known to some. escape and escape and met. it pushed an entire neck up it at the station to station them on hard at least as opposed him to text us coaching time funk of the notes will make they seem pasty it is a stick out and to think i asked by one of the hand of a pretty good got my. interest in a sixty eight there was a lot of talk of the wind of freedom blowing it which i slovakia and of socialism with a human face. at least on the dejected intended to institute reform while staying within the communist bloc but moscow was becoming more and more unhappy with the reforms. on the twentieth of august one thousand nine hundred sixty eight tanks of the warsaw pact and three hundred thousand soldiers invade czechs the back. in a cemetery in the north of london lies peacefully perhaps come o

created in the history let's take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr klein cello nobel peace prize winner and a member of panel on climate change talking about. climate's will stay with us. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to tikrit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still oil here. with video. spilling needle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took the lead in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. led. you know world big part of the new lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bats and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. a

as fine a consequence klein a time as actor to stevens five percent i once was a team to. the s.d.s. the german socialist students union was an independent student union with ties to germany's social democratic party in the sixty's the s.d.s. became the crucible of the new west german left. i think the best to. them and sylvia. did ahmadi put a spiffy eagle on it and as this failed as i mentioned stink bug obviously went to s.t.'s meaghan for bits to beginning to. unfold but i did. bendix diva fled alphabet so in one thousand best as he bought and sold in the void so at best malcolm b. does just as good as but i think they think of potter oz i'm off ha ha ha ha ha ha as cloud elmwood hall embleton vidas up as soon mcfly new majority took school and doubtless canal account on olson go kentucky affected you said you might do not use you can demonstrate so and that mapped out i'm a s.t.'s can be a victim of us ice and. thus predicts vietnam conquests what interrupts another vietnam confess including on the sleeping skin from. is going on in a man under would only get me out o

coming in just a matter of days and much of what you see now could simply be gone in its wake patty klein al-jazeera. so for more on this story we can cross live to j. gray and carolina beach north carolina what are conditions like over there. marion right now the conditions are fine i mean we've seen some building clouds i don't think that has anything to do with the pending storm the surf is up and the rip tide is out that does have something to do with this system behind me you can see the arena here most of the boats are gone at this point the few that are left or locked down there's a mandatory evacuation in effect here right now they're trying to clear out this island obviously before florence moves in and most people taking those orders very seriously topping off their cars with fuel getting cans to collect more fuel in case they need it and moving out getting to higher ground they'll have to move quite a ways because this storm expected to linger for a while and really dumped incredible amounts of rain catastrophic amounts of rain in areas not only here along the coast but inland

klein. robert gow morning and welcome to the san francisco transportation authority meeting for today, tuesday, september 25. our clerk is mr. alberto quintanilla. mr. quintanilla, please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: we have quorum. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, mr. quintanilla. i will go to the chair's

joseph klein care a free press and a proud new yorker mr anyway my question is regarding a statement by the un special rapporteur tour who deals with iran who criticize the us sanctions on iran and claims that only the security council under the u.n. charter has the authority to impose sanctions and he called u.s. sanctions quote illegitimate like to know your views in both your capacity to know as a president of the security council in your national capacity regarding this assertion thank you my views in both capacities are the same which is we made this very clear at the time that when we saw that iran was violating. security council resolutions we called on the international community to do something about it we asked them to address it we told them we would work with them on it we tried to talk to them about them about resolutions and we got nothing and so the president trump said we're not going to be in a deal that's a farce and since then we have talked with our european allies we've talked with other allies about the situations of iran they all agree it's a problem i think th

there is a really interesting exercise that gary klein came up with many years ago's. ou calls it a premortem. once you've gotten to that stage.ec that you've you decided whether it's a personal pcision or corporate decision to release a new product into the world once you decided this is the pathway to go. run the premortem exercise. your job is to figure what killed the patient. the patient is going to die. imagine the story that willl explain the future death of the patient. take the time to run the simulation. tell us how this became a catastrophic failure. and as an exercise of the family ends up unlocking a lot of creative insight you wouldn't normally had what are the flaws in this model or this choice you're making. if he asked them to actually tell the story of how it turns out to be a cash racket failure they end up seeing things they would not had otherwise seen. even if they don't do it they are aware of the pitfalls of that path. every startup in a disruptive space that is messy messing with the way people communicate they need to be running those internal

we are looking for modest the kleins today. overnight in asia, we saw the hang seng trading sharply to the downside and european markets did not react the same way and now the u.s. market is not reacting the same way. they are taking the latest china story a little in stride. we have seen a bit attached to mario draghi is in brussels talking to parliamentarians and he is sounding quite hawkish. vonnie: he is talking about a relatively vigorous pickup in underlying inflation. we are seeing a movement in bonds as well. bonds are more often some of the core bonds but he's leading the entire story across europe. you also have a question in the market -- are the markets underpricing the risk of early rate hikes through the ecb? you wonder with the fed sounding hawkish potentially as well, the ecb might be picking up the pace. german a big move in the and italian yields. will get budget proposals thursday out of italy. china says it won't talk about resolving the trade war if president trump keeps threatening more tariffs. they reite

. >> rick klein, abc. >> in the last 12 hours or so, the breakdown talks between your side and potential agreement not to use any hack to material. what is your perspective on why things went south and what is your policy as of now, 60 days out, will the nrc see encourage candidates. >> i feel bad those negotiations, at the very beginning, play that out in the media and both of us were pretty true to that although at some point during the negotiations, the other side with written to go to the media and the chair talked to the media earlier this week it was the straw that broke the camel's back. when we pulled out and the statement we put out, matt will give it to you. we are not seeking, do not want this material. we have no intention of that. we are clear on that. >> you did not find out -- >> we were this close on the language. trying to use the press for leverage on timing. a breach of what we agreed to, not playing this out to the press. and many of you, and anybody that asks me, and not playing this out in the press and that is what i would say. we need to be true to our word. that

what both sides have to say, if that is what we hear, how it puts pressure on senators like susan kleinso if he become frustrated, if he become angry at the questions and won't answer some basic facts that emerge, it could backfire and collins is the person who everyone has an eye on right now to see if she is swayed. the risk for democrats, obviously, there is a lot at stake right now. the republicans are arguing their obstructing and stonewalling so they, too, want to show they are running the process with a good degree of credibility. so both sides have a lot at stake in this moment and the future of the court hangs in the balance. >> joey, to you. the attorney. can the democrats get too private, too personal with their questioning and this could backfire for them politically? >> it's a great point. i think we lawyers have to be mindful and respectful of the process and you don't want to go overboard as it relates to your question but, at the same time, you want to ask probative and relevant questions that get to the heart of the matter. i think as long as the democrat ask those ques

klein pr china promising to fight back. >>> and the trade war taking center stage on wall street this a full market rundown is coming your way. >>> the death toll continuing to rise in the wake of hurricane florence we're live on the ground with the latest there >>> amazon doubling down its

. >> anthony: kleine glocke has been a hangout for cologne's artist community since the first world wars to work. they like artists in cologne. >> rene: you can feel free with the way how you think, and it's all about the colognians. i don't know why the colognians are like the colognians, but they are the most tolerant and open people i met, and that makes it easy for artists because you can go onto the streets and really make experiments on the street with your art, and nobody sends you to the police. >> anthony: are chefs artists? >> rene: no. no. there is a connection between painting a picture and doing a sauce because you have to find a balance and this is the only one connection. >> anthony: i happen to agree with you. as much as we might like to think of them as artists, i think chefs are probably craftsmen, or artisans. i think there's one chef who i would argue is an artist. i would hold up ferran adria as an example of an artist. >> rene: as i know he don't believes he's an artist, no, he says, "i'm a cook." >> anthony: yeah, but i think he's wrong. rheinischer sauerbraten. t

klein pr china promising to fight back. >>> and the trade war taking center stage on wall street this tuesday. a full market rundown is coming your way. >>> the death toll continuing to rise in the wake of hurricane florence we're live on the ground with the latest there >>> amazon doubling down its alexa bet. >>> and a story out of this world. spacex plans to send a japanese billionaire to the moon. that's coming your way this tuesday, september 18, 2018. ♪ >>> good morning i'm dominic chu. futures are pointing to a higher open despite a new round of tariffs on china starting monday the u.s. will slap a 10% tariff on 2$200 billion worth of goods coming in from china that number jumps to 25% starting next year several products were spared from that tariff list including the apple watch, child safety items and manufacturing chemicals. the white house also says it is ready to impose tariffs on an additional 2$267 billion worth o goods if necessary we will get some fresh reaction from china to those new import taxes. let's get to eunice yoon live in beijing with the latest. >> thank you

. >> my mother, susan klein.