since yes and say kuhn is interviewing one of them today. so this is your home for my. stuff returned last year the twenty six year old says he endured beatings for months in a prison in libya but for my kids. it's not like many years. after his return to set up an association to advise other migrants about the benefits of staying at home sekou is all too familiar with the stories he's stalled and writes about all his brothers left the country but only to return one never made it back to life from libya who tells me why did you stay. i'm a believer that. my country and where a lot of people in america are coming from likud and supreme to make my way over my country he's proud that mood has seventy five thousand people read his website per month but when does he think it will be true success then really able to reach out to every young person in the country when we. are going to give employment reduced to a walk of course and really able to influence the government and more sekou says he intends to keep pushing young people in his country to stay while also holding the g

and we're back with my colleague clifford kuhn and now as we've seen with those numbers a lot of the fears center around country's ability to repay them and from where i'm sitting those fears look justified i think so i think there is a danger of these countries becoming client states in a way that because there are so heavily reliant on china a lot of countries are seen to be distracted by the possibilities in thailand so by thailand building a high speed rail project with chinese money which obviously the government is very keen in thailand to have but their critics say there's no way they could ever pay this back or make it profitable so i think these are these are real dangers ball you know the chinese belt and road initiative gets a lot of attention because of its scope but there are other ways to infrastructure financing why don't other countries look at other routes well this is something particular in europe that people are talking about now because the european union actually to the commission offers also offers funding and in some ways they say it's less expensive for count

debate and this week the youth wing leader of the social democratic party kevin kuhn us he called for the law to be abolished. he said i wouldn't try to throw a party at a church but i do think that anyone who wants to go to a disco and that they should be able to do so now this is started a rift albeit a very small one between the old guard and the new within the social democrats yesterday the former president of the german parliament came out criticizing the youth wing leader saying that he for one did not join the party she finds to fit to for a while for the dance for the club to fight for the club culture rather. yeah well carrie so it's apparent it's not just dancing that is banned that's true so other things that often been in germany today are outdoor markets sports games circus for a casino and car washes now there are also more than seven hundred films that cannot be shown publicly this in a studio in the world is a made up there is a list the film they include classics such as heidi ghostbusters and life of brian you can't show those on television in germany is there any pa

president moon says as soon as he gets back to seoul, we will be trying to talk to kuhn, and trying to-- kim jong un, trying to set up a summit. remember that president moon has staked a lot of his credibility on this working. dave. >> just about 6:00 p.m. there in seoul, paula hancock live for us thank you. >>> global markets if you look around the world. they are missed this hour. on wall street, watching futures, pointed a little bit higher here. there was little change in markets on thursday. the dow fell about 14 points, the s&p 500 flat, the nasdaq fell slightly, basically directionless. if you haven't filed your taxes this weekend, tax day is monday. i'll have the details about disney plus are finally here. disney's streaming service will launch november 12th. it will cost 6.99 a month. there's a lot of content, marvel, star wars, "national geographic", the simpsons, bambi, the jungle book, snow white and the seven dwarves. disney expects to have 60 million to 90 million subscribers by 2024. >>> the final season of "game of thrones" doesn't start until sunday but has already hit

rooch peemt kuhn fousd it and mixed it up with these old technology aircraft carriers that can't turnme, and they proved they can they figured it out. ibm didn't they got into new businesses, and they're getting rewarded for it now, and the fact that their margens can improve as significantly as they have is really interesting it tells me even at 23 times forward earnings, the stock is probably still -- i can't believe i'm saying it. it's probably still cheap. he know that's an insane comment, but guess what, people have been saying it's too expensive on valuation now i would imagine since the fall >> you say what you want to say, this is probably the most compelling story out there go back about a week and a half, two weeks arks and mr. bezos, he maybe was stealth, maybe not so stealth, but i think he sort of warned about this quarter. if the stock rachets above 2,000, everybody will say he is scared nelly whatever people say. >> nervous nelly >> nervous nelly it's early in the morning, but i will tell you, i would rather miss the $80 to the up side than a potential 150 to the down s

chris kuhns, bob casey, doug jones, dianne feinstein, richmond might be the most interesting in some ways to endorse him. some people see endorsements as old school. they are still important. he is showing his establishment credentials here >> that's right. the former vice president has probably more built-in establishment support than anybody else who has gotten insofar. we know the count is up to around 20 democrats. that's going to be a big advantage for him. i think the number of endorsements actually fits really well into the narrative that he was trying to show yesterday with that video. joe biden is many, many things. he has a lot of qualifications. it was incredibly telling that with the first video he decided not to talk about his senate record, not to talk about his foreign policy credentials or his working class roots. he decided to talk about trump. part of the message was to say my campaign will be a general election campaign. it is going to be singularly focused on taking on president trump and telling the american people that the america we have seen under president tr

he's picking up endorsements from bob casey and senator chris kuhns. some of the early endorsements coming out this morning. we have been getting a glimpse at what the next few weeks will look like for joe biden. tomorrow he'll do the interview with "the view." on monday he'll hold his first big campaign event in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. that will focus on middle class working voters. then he'll barnstorm the country over the next few weeks. he'll head out to iowa, south carolina, new hampshire. even out west to california, nevada and then the final wrapping up of the rollout, the launch will be may 18 in philadelphia, pennsylvania. the biden campaign is pointing out that's the birthplace of democracy. really trying to hone in on the importance of what's at stake in this election. john and alisyn? >> thank you very much for bringing all of that to us. joining us now to discuss it, we have david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama and host of "the ax files." alex burns, national correspondent and cnn political analyst out with a big story

joining us is chris kuhns of delaware, a member of the judiciary and appropriations committee.to you about members before the judiciary. now it is the appropriations committee. you sit on that. william barr will be on capitol hill talking about justice appropriations. i have to believe he might have questions about the report. >> it's important we question attorney general barr about his report, the timing, the thoroughness of his redaction and how soon he'll release it to congress. if this is a 400-page report including charts and classified annexes send us four pages that talks about the conclusions is misleading. it is important in the oversight role we press attorney general barr to release the full report to congress. >> you mean no redactions on anything, grand jury material, ongoing investigations, perhaps concerning intelligence issues, nothing? >> well, congress handles classified material all the time. it is completely appropriate for the national security and counter-intelligence aspects of the report to be shared with the intelligence committees. in the past, we hav

with the a team you know the pennsylvania few day, the north korean have all called me dim sighted kuhn have said i'm a pathological liar i've had a pretty good week. >> allegations that you and middle east lead rrs trying to get a conflict between the u.s. and iran. >> it is completely ridiculous. i think what that interview showed was that carefully prepared propaganda script by iranians. this has their -- effort to try to sew disinformation in american body politic. the fact is that president policy on iran has been clear well before i arrived in the administration. it is to put mum pressure on regime to get it to change it behave and i think it is working and i think that's what they're worried about. >> he's right about one thing in 2017, as he said, you did give a speech to mek on decision group which at one point not now but at one point was listed as a terrorist group in which you talked about regime change, in iran and celebrating in tehran with mek in 2019 this year which is what -- 40th the anniversary of the overthrow of the revolution. which raises the question -- do you re

that's unacceptable and we're going to raise the cost for the kuhn leadership if they continue to engagethis behavior. >> so it's been worse from the u.s. perspective in preventing maduro from leaving? you call them the cuban thugs who are on the ground over there in caracas and elsewhere or the russians? >> the cubans are the runs that are the deepest, have been there the longest, have the most direct relationship, are closest to the protection that is being provided to maduro, and so they are at the center of this malfeasance. >> maduro also gets support from other countries, iran, for example. but what's surprising to me, and maybe you can explain this, the nato ally, turkey, supports maduro right now. i'm sure you've had conversations with the turkish leadership on that. why? >> we've had conversations with any country. you spoke about iran, talked about russia, we've had conversations with the chinese government, as well. we've talked to the turks. we have urged each of them to get on the right side of history, to support venezuelan democracy. that's the plea we've made to them, it'

. >> senator kuhns. >> thank you. thank you for this hearing. thank you, secretary pompeo, for your testimony, your service and congratulations on being a day heardrom a year, if i your opening correctly. >> a few more. the 26th. >> i agree with many of my colleagues, i think the proposed cuts in the president's budget would handicap america's ability to secure interests at a time of unprecedented challenges. i broadly agree with your identification of the threats and challenges we face. in some cases we have differences in strategy, others we don't. but i am fairly certain that a 24% cut to the count would not help us meet these challenges. i don't believe in spending for spending's sake but i think investing in development, diplomacy and humanitarian aid can save us money in the future. this february the united states institute of peace task force commissioned by this panel with senator graham's leadership published a final report of strategies to prevent fragile states from becoming failed states. they consulted with department of defense, us

you can kuhn people forever. >> stick around because the latest security breach at mar-a-lago and howto a sex scandal. t mar-a-lago and how it goes back to a sex scandal (speaking in foreign language) ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone >>> welcome back to "up." president trump in california friday for his third time as president visit ago border wall that was, as we mentioned, funded under president obama. president trump had dinner last night with local officials at a for-profit golf course in rancho palace verdes. it is an uneasy relationship between the president and the country's most populous state. just before he landed, the golden state greeted him with its 49th lawsuit against the administration. others challenged him on the travel ban, on health care and, yes, on the border. president trump has repeatedly butted heads with gavin newsome. and who could forget this moment, president trump offer some unsolicited advice in the aftermath of those devastating wildfires. >> better take care of the floors, you know? the floors of the fore

senator chris kuhns from delaware embracing joe biden, saying he doesn't just talk, he gets results.ents. notably, not president obama yet. >> he doesn't want to -- whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. welcome to delaware. reporter: the president donald trump in a tweet also welcoming as he calls him sleepy joe into the race. the president offering a warning that the democratic party will get nasty and the primary will get nasty. in his announcement, biden says our very democracy is at stake. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation, who we are, and i cannot stand by and watch that happen. reporter: a lot of establishment democrats cheering that announcement. biden has been taking sort of a publicity tour today. he got off the train in delaware, was seen at a pizza shop not long ago getting his meal to go before that fund-raiser in philadelphia later on tonight. let me give you some little history related to this. historians say there have been 14 vice presidents that hav