as many as 6 $110.00 koch subsidiaries in 17 known global tax havens oh it looks like a lot of koch industries is not based in the united states it's based in little countries that are mainly populated by tortoise's koch industries head of operations is probably a guana was cufflinks. so i guess that means koch industries is not american and therefore won't get any of the bailout money from congress or at least that's how it should be if our government were owned by corporate ads which conflicts. i know a different kind of link costs i'd like to see them where. we have to go to a short break but if you don't have time to watch redacted tonight every week check out the free podcast called moment of clarity it's free every week on i tunes stitcher and spotify also you can watch my standup comedy special for pray and leave camp american dot com i'll be right back with a lot more. with yeah you. as we have said from the very beginning russia gate is a hoax and a fraud there is no evidence to prove this is what explains trump's flip flop on the rich and. thousands of american men and wom

but if anybody can continue to run a business from hell it's david koch anyway i'm sure koch industries is looking for some of those sweet sweet trillions here's from a 2017 article how koch industries a scam in america investigation highlights a global web of tax avoidance it uncovered as many as $610.00 koch subsidiaries in 17 known global tax havens well it looks like a lot of koch industries is not based in the united states it's based in little countries that are mainly populated by tortoises koch industries head of operations is probably a guana was cufflinks so i guess that means koch industries is not american and therefore won't get any of the bailout money from congress or at least that's how it should be if our government were owned by corporate ads which conflicts. i know a different kind of link costs i'd like to see them where. we have to go to a short break but if you don't have time to watch redacted tonight every week check out the free pod cast called moment of clarity it's free every week on i tunes stitcher and spotify also you can watch my standup comedy special for

the oil industry is going to have some big bailouts coming their way soon because only a tanking and koch industries has something like 610 subsidiaries. in 17 tax havens so why don't they ask those places for their bailouts one of they asked the tortoise's in the cayman islands to bail them out so what you're saying is somebody who doesn't pay taxes should get a gift of our tax money is they're not they're not paying into our society they're not paying for the society that made them rich how about we don't bail them out i heard the president the other day referring to the cruise companies as oh 'd those poor guys they work so hard and cetera they need a break can i think is something they flag their vessels in different countries so they don't have to pay one penny of u.s. taxes absolutely heart of the absolute has no interest in the united states of america and all their employees their furriners joe with it and now i'm going to pay you money they don't care they're going to cruise lines or have you know housed in taiwan our fellow american flags are made in china our dignity is made ov

but then there's also going to be another special character augsburg koch who is going to have to stay away for a rather special reason yes i mean obviously all the teams have been quarantined this week ahead of the games to avoid infection. helic decided to nip out of his hotel to go and get some toothpaste but idea because now they said you cannot be at the game on saturday he is barred from the game yesterday to negative coronavirus test before he can rejoin his group mark meadows thank you very much for that. this is it on the news and don't forget to keep up to date on our website that's it up to dot com and you can follow also tripped up and instagram attitude after news i've finished thank you for joining us. this. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. 19 special next on d w.

how a system funded by some anonymous republican donors and well-known republican donors like the koch brothers delivered quote 200 new life tenured federal judges to aggressively remake the federal courts and rewrite the constitution. senator schumer's report points out quote under chief justice roberts, the courts republican appointed five justice majority handed down 80 partisan 5-4 decisions joined by no democratic appointee. joining our deiscussion is the democratic senate leader chuck schumer of new york. thank you very much 2for joinin us tonight. i'm so glad you're focussing on judicial appointments because it's very hard to get attention to something like this, but this is an unprecedented wave of judicial confirmations that mitch mcconnell is pushing through. what have you found in your study of this in this process? >> well, we have found a very small group of powerful, wealthy, hard right donors have sent millions and millions of dollars of dark money to influence the process and they have had huge success. the federalist society, one of the specific agencies that does this

the koch brothers don't -- are not going to start singing from my hymnbook. over the last 20 years, the kind of obsession with shareholder value in any cost. i don't have any responsibility for the health of the planet for society. we haven't challenged it. that ideology has enabled some of these badly behaving firms, just maximizing shareholder value. one of the things i hope to do is open some distance between those firms. no one would say i use child labor. i am maximizing shareholder value it is cheap and the manual dexterity is amazing. no one would say that in public. no one should stay in public, of course i invest in climate denial is an even though i know it is happening, that should be unacceptable. that is 1 way to drive change. >> host: your suggestions may work well for those formerly employed in the organization more and more workers are employed through subcontracts, not classified as employees in the outsourcing. how can the system be sustainable beyond the boundaries of the firm to include those that were pushed through the economy. >> host:

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jim koch kind of ushered in the whole craft we're, he's doing very well with hard cider.ing up, what the coronavirus crisis means for the value of your home. one of barron's 100 most influential women in the u.s. finance wororororor ♪ ♪ jack: how will the coronavirus crisis affect home prices? joining me now, a member of barron's 100 most influme women in finance, ivy zelman. how is the coronavirus crisis affecting housing? >> well, surprisingly, housing has been much more resilient than i would have expected and certainly fearedded. when the economy shut down initially are, activity plunged, as you would have expected. but over the last several weeks, builders and brokers have been reporting subsequent improvement in each of the recent weeks. so we went from declines of 50-80% to some reporting as much as only 11% decline like dr horton. so it's within remarkable. -- it's been remarkable, definitely better than feared. jack: well, one aspect of that improvement is that new home sales are doing a little bit better than resales, and that's kind of logical given what's goin

they beat back koch brothers money and devos money and the u.s. chamber of commerce money that was set against this many. 62% of the state agreed with them, they're going to have an independent commission drawing the lines in michigan in 2021. it wasn't long will be after that, that i met desmond mead who had taken on the really difficult tax of returning voting rights to 1.7 million former felons in florida who had essentially lost their civic voice forever along with that conviction even after they had served their time. it was really just this cruel vestige of the jim crow south, and it ensnared about 10% of all the adults in the state, 25 of all the black men in the -- 25% of the black men in the state. and mead knew that pain well because he was one of them. a drug addiction and depression had led to a felony weapons charge. one afternoon after his release he's homeless, he's still struggle with drugs. he stands before the railway tracks in the miami, and he is just waiting for the next train to come, except the train that afternoon for whate

we have lift off of nick hay, christina koch and alexey, now on their way to the international spacehuddering and steaming and thrusting. you feel yourself moving as the countdown is going, and then of course the big moment when the countdown is done and you actually start to move up and you go for so long. i wasjoking start to move up and you go for so long. i was joking that, start to move up and you go for so long. i wasjoking that, you know, with how much movement straight up we are, the only place you could he is space. and thenjust is space. and then just that sensation of floating, i guess you get used to it really quickly? it's amazing how quickly you do get used to it, because at first it is com pletely used to it, because at first it is completely foreign. because we're so used to holding our bodies in the way we do with gravity, when you don't have gravity, actually at first it feels like there's a force pushing you up, whereas actually it's more neutral, but you're so used to counteracting gravity that at first you feel like you can't stop yourself dancing everything, fli

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nicely warming up very quickly and before you know it by thursday, some spots in the bay might even koch up to about 90 or so to finish off the week. so that's the story of spring, you know you go through all these wardrobe things and sweaters to short sleeve shirts is what we do during the spring months well back to you speaking us letters i like your sweater day. >>let's head outside and give you a quick traffic check what traffic right, here's the bay bridge. we don't expected of course to pick up any time soon as so many people are sheltering in place keep in mind do not stop at the toll plaza they will not take your cash you if you don't have fast track don't worry about as they will send you a bill through the mail from there let's go to the sandra fell bridge richmond sandra fell bridge even lighter one said the headlights heading right to the toll plaza 9 minutes, if you need to cross that spanned from richmond in summer in county. here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge to a couple of cars heading into san francisco, no problems no fog in that area as well roughly a

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every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word i'm going to conclude the koch's in germany. why not tell him. to stuff it simple on your mobile and free. t.w. zealand in course speak german. the coronavirus quarantine is a great chance to test your musical talents. but it's not fun and games for everyone. lockdown can quickly become locked up for victims of domestic violence. we know lockdowns and times are essential to suppressing 19 but they can't trap women with abusive partners over the past weeks as economic and social pressures and fear have grown. already fighting global surging domestic violence calls to abuse hotlines and police departments a spiking around the globe. when the crisis broke out a policeman told me he was worried about a sudden rise in domestic violence he was right it's happening behind closed doors in homes around the world and was already a big issue in levered on she simply wanted to live a happy life with her 4 children again without fear or pain. in mid april 1st 35 year old mother left her old life and fled to an emergency shelter f

pounds while the authorities have also warned the reopening of pubs could add to the problem peter koch i'm a former police officer says a surgeon trying when the pandemic settles is very likely. when we went into the lockdown with all that specially with the closure of props and clubs. and public space effectively. it was predictable that crime associated with those locations would permit and that is now working its way through in the statistics that we see . violence street crime drug misuse or drug dealing. lots and lots of things that happen in streets and busy public places have gone down equally predictable is once you release that pressure just like the businesses that have had. no income or very much reduced income for the period of the lockdown so the criminals have their. illegal businesses shut down or come back with a vengeance needing to make up that slack thing in the u.k. the charity group has sounded the alarm over a care home was slow as being sacked as they attempt to draw attention to the safety issues they're facing during the coven $1000.00 outbreak legal action is

had the 5 star movement where there are a lot of antivirus sers and you have the far right if the koch 19 pandemic lasts that the sort of the shape of things to come in italy. well i mean is that the only it what if i may face it may say one positive effect sofa of all the good on the virus drives the need that he made that they made this up yet the boxing i mean we don't find them anymore i mean they're way off represented in by lemond by the 5 star movement they kept they started to be very silent and the i would say that if it is. now if he had. the virus as showing one the fundamental feature not only extreme. but i would say if you can see him pop is because he got in a deadly cocktail feasting rye and 5 star movement it gave a strong mistrust effect of science of. politics based on how can they be dense and then leave these as being one of the future also for the nice trust on the social networks during the crisis. i want to pick up on something francisco bruckner said these are holmes song conspiracy theories sort of fuel then egged on by outside forces that she is looking into

had the 5 star movement where there are a lot of anti virus source and you have the far right if the koch 19 pandemic lasts that the sort of the shape of things to come in italy. well i mean is that the only it was a fake face you may say one positive effect sofa all of that good on the viral surprise anybody a that they made these are the boxing i mean they don't find them anymore i mean they're way off represented in by lemond by the 5 star movement they kept they started to be very silent and the i would say that is the. supposed to fake now it is. the virus as showing the fundamental feature not only of steam. but i would say if simple because anything you got there in it deadly cocktail feasting right and movement it is stronger than mistrust effect of science. it's based on how and they didn't and this has been one of the feature also for the nice trust on the social networks during the crisis. i want to pick up on something francisco bruckner said these are whole spawn conspiracy theories sort of fuel then egged on by outside forces that she is looking into let's take a look or no

you can watch so much from the comfort of your koch, phone or big television.f you feel inclined, i know that many are accepting donations. sal, i know that we talked about how we spend the endless hours. have you tune in to other artistic performances that you may not have sampled before the pandemic? >> i cannot say that i have. it's a great idea. we're looking if for new things and we watch the tv and movies. how about you, mike? >> i have not done it. i think that it's going make me sad. i just want the live experience. i want the rock concert and the market street to crack the doors open. i have not done it yet. >> we will get there . we will get there. thanks for joining us, everybody. back here tomorrow. the news is now on ktvu.com. "wendy williams" is next. >> announcer: live from wendy's apartment in new york, it "the wendy williams show"! now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> wendy: how you doin'? i'm a little disturbed that people are so bored that they have to go into archives and talk about stuff -- i don't ca care. speaking of tyler banks,

have the 5 star movement where there are a lot and he backs or is and you have the far right if the koch 19 pandemic lasts that the sort of the shape of things to come in italy. well i mean is that the only it what if i may face you may say one positive effect sofa all of the good on the viral surprise anybody a bet they made these are the anti boxing i mean we don't find them anymore i mean they're way off represented even by lemond by the 5 star movement they kept they started to be very silent and the i would say that if it is. defect now it is good that them. and the girl i rose as showing why on the fundamental feature now don't have seen a piece in right that was say a victim puppet is because you need and you got them it is a deadly cocktail feasting rye and movement it is stronger than mistrust the effect of science off a body it's based on how and i didn't and this has me now why don't they feature also on the nice dross on the social networks during the crisis i want to pick up on something francisco proper said he said homespun conspiracy theories sort of fueled an eggs on by

the 5 star movement where there are a lot of answers back service and you have the far right if the koch 19 pandemic lasts that the sort of the shape of things to come in italy. what i mean is that the only it was a fake may face you may say one positive effect sofa all of that good on the virus cries the need that eat a bed that's made these are. not saying i mean we don't find them anymore i mean they're way off represented in by law and by the 5 star movement they kept they started to be very silent and the i would say that is it is. now it is. the virus as showing the fundamental feature not only of steam. but i would say of extreme populism because he got them in deadly cocktail feasting rye and 5 star movement it gave a strong mistrust effect of science of. politics based on how well they dance and then leave these as being one of the future also for the nice trust on the social networks during the crisis. i want to pick up on something francisco bruckner said he's up homespun conspiracy theories sort of fueled egged on by outside forces that she is looking into let's take a look o

we heard from activists -- i want to bring in laura koch to talk about this. they made that clear that they feel all four of these police officers should be held responsible. what do you think about what it means that he has been taken into custody here on friday after what occurred on monday. >> this is one of many steps that needs to take place. we heard the press conference yesterday that they were looking at dotting all their i's and crossing all their t's whether they have anything substantial or a probable cause. it probably happened and we know who caused this. we have a video tape that shows us that. we have more than seven minutes to show what his actions were. it is a flowchart in my waany w. number one is about firing and number two is the arrest. what charges are presented here? that's the true barometer of how the county attorney's office truly views the action of this police officer and his three remaining colleagues. it is going to be about whether the person acted intentionally in a premeditated action and whether it is unintentional or intenti

formal survey is buying more, repleni replenishing they have a mode around their business there's no koch ticompetition ie upper end. i think it plays perfectly their website is great and the company is doing extremely well. i also believe it's ahead of itself on a price basis. i think it plays out for while and continues to march higher. >> it's such a unique retailer in this environment. if you get back to normal is, you have a winner and in a work from home environment where you want to be comfortable, you have a winner and in a work from home environment or going back to work environment where you want to work out, you have a winner that's why the stock is where it is and now you have a street high 335 from raymond james. >> yeah. i think weiss is going to make some money here. this is one of the stocks i hate myself for not having been smart enough tone. we've got a house full of lulu clothing over the years. i knew it and never bought it or maybe i bought it and never traded it. one of the things that lulu has going for that no power retailer has is intensely loyal cult following. t

>>was really long and hard, but it's the >>you got to keep working on you need a new car koch gore. >>well park officials also encourage people to stay close to your neighborhood and try visiting other less crowded parts in the region, robin. >>pulled to the east bay, a free testing site for covid-19 in fremont is moving the citi open inside a month ago at the fremont tactical training center. now they're moving to try city health on liberty street. the fremont fire chief says that the test side will keep the same team of healthcare workers at the new location. but it will also allow for more flexibility as they also go mobile. >>we'll also be able to move around like we have to move to a specific business support testing a long-term health care center we can actually go and set up in their parking lot where is the ups and some other tables chairs everything that we need to send a mobile storm as we can actually take service out to the citizens of fremont that need it. >>on average about a 100 people got tested every day at the site. chief jacobson will release the total number of t

hospital and they test positive the current a virus how those symptoms were developing so this is cool koch gnostic markers we want to find out whether someone is going to just have mild symptoms always going to develop into more severe form of infection and if we can do that that will allow them the doctors to give them better treatment and to target the treatment of them so we've been talking for a while and we've been sharing methods and we did sharing approaches to doing things several of us in myself included had our labs shut down and in universities that's been the case and so we've been really using that time to talk to think and think about the best ways of collecting samples and sharing the data so we have there's already been some studies again restudy and what we're trying to do is replication studies at pace as quite unusual science normally where a little competitive only sharon wants we you know got something published what we want to do is work together for that to make sure that we're using same approaches to really help all of us in completely shocked by this pandemic and

high point of the new deal in great society has been reengineered to favor the few, the boeing, the kochthers, but in a way that makes it hard for us to restructure the system to bring power to all of us and the thing that i would then insert is this is the work that race is doing. race isn't simply about hostility towards people of color, it's about promoting an already change toward politics and government which people are encouraged to focus on racial division in a process in which they are actually supporting a class war and the reason this is so important is because it connects, amber, to a point that you made which is really important, how do you convince people to change? you need to convince people who think they are helped by the current system that in fact, they are being harmed by the current system. in fact, just about all of us except for the very, very wealthy have a stake in making sure that democracy expands, that everybody of every racial group is able to participate. making sure that people of different racial groups vote is not about redistributing power among racial g

infections are increasing in germany just days after the government eased social restrictions the robert koch institute to release the report as thousands of protesters gathered to demand the lifting of all lockdown rules he concluded jemmy's covered $1000.00 reproduction bait or the number of people each confirmed patient in facts is now above one that means infections are on the rise germany's recorded more than 170000 cases and 7500 deaths so far. south korea's president says there's no reason to panic after a new corona virus outbreak in seoul linked to nightclubs when jay and praised his country's efforts to contain the pandemic but warned of a 2nd wave of infections later this year robin wright reports from seoul. south korea's response to the corona virus has been widely held up as an example to other countries at one time it faced the 2nd worst outbreak in the world after china but quickly brought it under control by encouraging people and companies to voluntarily social distance while conducting mass testing and contact tracing president moon use this national address to promise furt

here it was predominantly people like karl rove and charles koch and others who have in the past been supportive of pompeo running and have contributed to him in the past. and that's what has been so controversi controversial. and gifts given as well to those who've attended. >> well, it's been interesting to watch him. you brought up the kansas trips. it was just two months ago that he went to the villages in florida and you're like interesting. definitely looks like a guy that's got a little bit of an eye on not a kansas race but maybe one in 2024. anyway, andrea mitchell, thank you. >> can i just say that there's a lot of reporting, chuck, that he has firmly rejected that kansas race but is looking at 2024. >> his moves seem more 2024 than anything else. up next the future of flying. is social distancing really possible and effective in the dpooinz confines of an airline cab snin? as we go to break this is what the president said moments ago when asked by reporters of his handling of this pandemic. >> mr. president, with 4% of the world's population and 30% of the outbreak, what wo

the third meeting was with republican megadonor charles koch on an official trip to kansas made aboard government ashlgt. quote, in each of those instances mr. pompeo didn't put the visits on his public schedule. -- traveling about the meetings. they took place as mr. pompeo was considering a run for the senate from his adopted home state of kansas. you'll recall this week start of the story, pompeo and his use of agency's resources, the report of those lavish madison dinners for hundreds of guests at the state department, paid for by you the taxpayer and whether he fired the state department inspector general over an inv t investigation into an arms sales to saudi arabia. john heilemann and political strategist and msnbc political analyst steve schmidt. if there's one thing that donald trump hates it's bad headlines for anybody but himself. you go back to all these secretaries who are now, you know, barely even footnotes in the history of the trump administration, all of the demise of each and every one of them began with a blistering series of investigating reporting, in this case it

how he interprets government rules is quite likely to undermine the public advice now if i was hank koch as health secretary i would be absolutely furious that government advice has been undermined by mr cummings is sent not only to make it his own interpretation of the rules but they're not to . do the decent thing and say look i got it wrong i can see now i got it wrong even the time. i thought i was doing the right thing going to have children and by people i'm sure will understand that as a prominent generous what do you make of the fact he did have some time explained the media and if there had been some 4 stories claims here surely the media should take some of the blame over this well i have to say that limit inaccurate or misleading at any rate accounts seem to have appeared in the spectator magazine by mr mr cummings wife. so he's made it all mother well it seems to have revealed a lot of important material which you're in is in the public interests this is trumped by the way the rule book here is that you know if something goes wrong you blame the media and you put them out as

. >> kristin koch is the executive director at "seventeen" magazine.en it will be safe to have prom in person and there's no rule that says you can't have two programs. you can still have that prom, still that memory. ♪ we are family >> reporter: memories with a twist on tradition. from virtual celebrity programs like this one hosted by john krasinski. >> class of 2020, the jonas brothers. >> with an all-star cast of guests. to programs with family at home. in wisconsin, celia trexell's family threw her the prom of her dreams celebrated with parade of cars and a special dance with her dad. >> better than prom because being able to spend so much quality time with my family is so special to me. it's a really special moment for me that i will forever hold near and dear to my heart and just cherish forever. >> wellness and togetherness. >> reporter: back in georgia the lucas siblings are mental health activists. they created an app called not okay. it alerts trusted contacts of your location when you feel not okay. hannah had the idea after she attempted s

below down today by high noon we're talking 8589 by 4 o'clock it will be seeing a couple of 90's kochon today just a little peek into the forecast itself for memorial and a proper here. 90's happening inland here. it's possible some areas might raced to 100 but that's going to be held off really for tuesday. wednesday and thursday, so it'll give you a little kind of flavor what's to come on memorial day itself we'll take closer look at that coming up in just a bit robin back to all right. thank you dave. well, of course we're supposed to be practicing social distancing right that when the weather is this nice. >>you know what folks do over the weekend, you know because of the so sunny and warm major crowds. flock to san francisco city workers actually painted white circles on the grass to keep some folks apart. but didn't work for us dan thorn visit some of those parks to see how those circles work out. >>from a distance this section of dolores park looks pre pandemic sunday. there's an pick next packed close together a forecast will a beautiful weather drawing hundreds outside i thin

so far we only have a letter from health secretary matt carin koch —— matt hancock to me as the chair it can agree quickly in this crisis. we also need to put into law a certification from gchq that the government have actually got in place the security so actually got in place the security so the data is not hacked. without those safeguards in place, what would your advice to be to people when it is rolled out across the rest of the country? the government have got no excuse for resisting the legislation. they have given assurances and we are just saying, you have given assurances, a letter is fine, but we need legislation. there is no reason for... and we have lost harriet harman. thankfully, we had got pretty much to the end of the interview. harriet harman shares the joint committee on human rights, the labour mp. france will learn later today whether its eight—week lockdown will be lifted on monday, as planned. pressure is growing for economic and social life to resume, with france registering a drop in growth of almost 6% for the first three months of this year. our paris corres

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