decades by adding his name and ideology to the constitution at the end of the party's five year lee congress delegates voted unanimously to include xi jinping thought as a guiding principle. and notes from albert einstein describing the key to happiness is sold for around one point five million dollars it's an auction in jerusalem einstein gave the piece of handwritten advice to a japanese bellboy in one nine hundred twenty two after the genius scientist realized he had no money on hand for a tip. polish doctors take to the streets to demand higher pay and better working conditions the government has offered to increase spending on the health sector but medical professionals say it's still not enough. and wouldn't it be frustrating if you always have to go to a special wife i park to go on line that's how it is for most. this is this is your business update i'm helena humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me in poland young doctors in the southern province of manuel pasta a set to go on strike on wednesday over their working conditions unless it's an emergency they'll be taking part in a so-

china's ruling communist party says its five year lee congress will ensure president xi jinping thinking is imbedded in its constitution president xi is expected to map out his ambitions to china and further tighten his grip on power at the congress which opens on wednesday adrian brown has more from beijing. she jinping is a confident leader confident enough to be carrying out the biggest of a shake up of the communist party that has ruled china for almost seven decades. the unprecedented overhaul includes the people's liberation army until now untouchable three hundred thousand troops have been dismissed and top generals ousted with many accused of corruption combating graft in the military is part of a wider cleanup more than one point four million high and low ranking officials have been brought down including some regarded as political rivals she's also taken a hard line against dissent with a string of labor rights lawyers and social activist jailed many people have compared him to mao tse-tung but i think he simply doesn't mesh measure up to the to the quick comes in because. peop

parts of them are kept back that will be excruciating lee revealing that there are so loews who want to thwart. our system of government where congress ordered these documents released. four years before kennedy's assassination lee harvey also want to take a trip to the soviet union he was hoping to get soviet citizenship but was alternately tonight are to go retrieve some of all the old steps and ma. where might you find the most drama and lee harvey oswald's life story before the events of november nine hundred sixty three well it could be his short but eventful stay in this city four years before he is sas unaided president kennedy. most of the places which form part of extraordinary trip still exist like the. railway station where he arrived from helsinki in finland his last stop in a western country before reaching the u.s.s.r. . also stayed right here at the hotel berlin which is now the savoy it's just a few minutes walk from the kremlin and the former k.g.b. headquarters. his visa meant that he only had six days to get a soviet citizenship so he wasted no time in trying to secure his hat. cicle passport which began with this

twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three did lee harvey oswald acted alone as the warren commission arbitrated the following year or congress form the assassination records review board requiring the government to release all of its files on the assassination in twenty five years however the president would have authority and blocking its release of president trump announced that he walk on the release of the files even tweeting wednesday a long anticipated release of the j.f.k. files will take place tomorrow so interesting so today is supposed to be the day but we're still waiting even before these files were supposed to be release judge john to hire who served as the chairman of the board that compiled many of the documents about the president's death said while he fully supports these documents being released he wasn't sure if the national archives truly has all the documents now that is for files that may have been destroyed years ago long before we took office to research destroyed after we began or were believed. identical copies so nothing was destroyed during the late ninety's as for whether for example the central

2001, the aumf passed the senate 98-0 and 420-1 in the house, with california democratic congress member barbara lee casting the sole dissenting vote. since then, it's been used by presidents bush, obama, and trump to justify at least 37 military operations in 14 countries, many of which were entirely unrelated to 9/11. a federal court in washington, d.c., has blocked president trump's directive banning transgender troops from serving in the u.s. armed forces, pending further review by the courts. in her ruling, judge colleen kollar-kotelly trump for announcing the ban via twitter . in syryria, a united nations convoy reacheded the besieged mascus suburb of ghouta monday, , carrying aidid for te thousands or residents at risk of famine from a stifling government sieiege. this is mark lowowcock, the u.'s humanitarian affairs and emerergency relief coordinator. >> an alarming number of child malnutrition cases have been reported in more than 400 people with health problems require medical evacuation. worldn the core of the food program and others for unimpeded humanitarian access. amy: the u.n. said i

we have an exclusive with senator mike lee about choices and challenges for congress if the presidentoes the unthinkable. plus... >> we are very upset about it. i think it is a serious problem. it should not have happened. >> shannon: was this the roe v. wade 2.0 involving illegal immigration end of trump administration did everything it could to actually stop at? we'll explain it as well as texas attorney gen >> shannon: reaction from capitol hill about today's indictments. the plea deal related to the special councils rush appropriate at one point, senator warren had just said that he thought the indictments were overreached. yet, senator lindsey graham said they will be "holy hell to pay." i am doing the quotes for my grandma. if the president fires robert mueller who is leading the team. utah senator mike lee joins us now. good to see you, sir. >> i liked your use of the quotes. >> shannon: my grandmother is watching. she is staying up late for this. by the way, let's play that quote. this comes from senator graham when asked about whether mueller should be in any kind of trouble.

this move particularly as a strategy to shift to the pressure until congress and allow all of them to make the final decision ok karen lee and she more in washington many thanks for that and staying in the united states going low be ista calling for more regulation after this week's mass shooting in las vegas that left fifty eight people dead and many more injured it's a rare call for restrictions from the national rifle association in a country where gun control is a bitterly divisive issue the n.r.a. says it wants more regulations for devices used to increase firing speed the last vegas gunman is said to have used such a device in the massacre meanwhile investigators are still trying to understand what his motives were. police say the las vegas shooter stephen paddick rented a room at this downtown hotel the ogden during a music festival last month called life is beautiful it's not clear why he made the booking. reasons that ran through patrick's mind no but it was directly during the same time as well i think. we have or see recovered evidence from that location we don't know if it is evidence but we have recovered it

we have an exclusive with senator mike lee about choices and challenges for congress if the presidentoes the unthinkable. plus... >> we are very upset about it. i think it is a serious problem. it should not have happened. >> shannon: was this the roe v. wade 2.0 involving illegal immigration end of trump administration did everything it could to actually stop at? we'll explain it as well as texas attorney general. stay with us. ♪ .. steve chooses to walk 26.2 miles, that's a marathon. and he does it with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. we traveled across the country to celebrate the success of our online students who couldn't attend graduation. thank you guys for giving me the chance again. it's something that i worked for, for a long time. because we believe student success is success worth celebrating. who did you get this degree for? i got it for me. i did this for my mom. i did for you, bud. congratulations, daddy. find your online graduate or undergraduate progr

yield two minutes to the gentlelady from california, a leader in our caucus a leader here in congress, ms. barbara lee. the chair: the gentlelady from california is recognize for two minutes. ms. lee: thank you very much. let me thank the gentleman for yielding. i also want to thank yourself and congressman pocan for your really great leader -- leadership of the po agressive caucus and for crafting, you know, a budget which creates economic growth, a decent standard of living for everyone, and the strong, yet rational national security budget. mr. chairman, rise in strong support of the congressional progressive caucus' people's budget. today, millions of americans are struggling to make ends meet and millions more are working hard, trying to find a job. paychecks for everyday americans are shrinking while corporations are reaping record profits. yet instead of developing a budget that creates jobs and helps american family the house republicans balanced their budget once again on the backs of struggling families and for what? to protect tax cuts for billionaires and millionaires and corporations. aga

but economic lee, he faces serious challenges right now. my takeaway from the congresse, you didn't have these clear economic targets outlined. five years ago, there was this goal of doubling the size of the chinese economy, not much said about that this time around, and i think he is facing the challenges now. not only trying to revive the state—owned enterprises, but how does he manage the private sector? particularly these wealthy chinese tycoons who have de facto become a bit of a critical force, because the private sector is so much more productive and contributing to economic growth. we have seen this crackdown on wealthy tycoons, and the government, the chinese government has demanded a stake in some of china's biggest technology companies and a role in decision—making which is a great grab by president xi for china's future. broadly speaking, he needs to move china away from this model of low—wage export—oriented state investment growth model, to one of its more reliant on domestic consumption and that will require higher wages, how does he do that? that his mai

jackson lee: you're saying congress should act, right? mr. levy: yeah. mr. pallone: thank you. next is congressman steveon fromtown tfpblet -- steve cohen from tennessee. r. cohen: you-all can hear me. first i want to thank mr. conyers for having set up the hearing that we had when the democrats were in the majority. i participated in those hearings. they were good hearings. they stopped because the republicans are the majority. and like on most things, the republicans care about management and they care about wealthy white men. and they don't care about labor and they don't care about humans. they don't care about health care. they don't care about injuries and workers comp. it's unfortunate. that's why we're here now because the democrats who are here. what mr. carson said, i could go further but i say it's more like a sharecropper. and sure you-all want to play and get paid a lot, but you are -- i love the game. ollie maximumon was my favorite from 1 -- maxom was my favorite team. the owners are in the boxes and the only injuries they are subject to is cirrhosis of the liver

communist party's 19th congress — the headline proudly claims that the benefits of the country's wisdom will be felt around the world. next up, the straits times, which shows prime minister leehite house with president trump. the paper says prime minister lee has been urging the us not to turn away from trade with asia. the japan times is still digesting shinzo abe's election victory, pointing out that abe's victory was not due to his party gaining more seats, but by losing far fewer than his opponents. and the international new york times reports that republican senator ted cruz has some advice for president trump on north korea. he says declaring the country a state sponsor of terrorism would strengthen america's hand. the widow of an american soldier who was killed in action earlier this month in the african country of niger says president trump upset her during a phone call. myeshia johnson said the president "couldn't remember" her husband's name — something mr trump has forcefully denied. our north america editor, jon sopel, has the story. sergeant la david johnson was laid to rest at the weekend but there's no resting in peace. instead, there is sound and fury. his wi

congress she was not talking about , securing $21 million. she was talking about naming the building. she then went on to effusive lee ly praise, and that was the bulk of the speech. ms. sanders: she also had quite a few comments that they that were part of that video that were also witnessed by many people that were there. what general kelly referenced yesterday. reporter: tell us specifically. ms. sanders: exactly what he said. there was a lot of grandstanding. he was stunned she took that opportunity to make about it about herself. reporter: can he not be here to talk to us about that? ms. sanders: he addressed that thoroughly yesterday. reporter: he was wrong yesterday. ms. sanders: if you want to go after general kelly, that is up to you. if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general i think that is highly inappropriate. reporter: when president spoke at the cia building in january, in front of the stars representing cia agents who had fallen and been killed in the line of duty, he talked about himself. he talked about fake news attacking him. he talked about the mlk controversy. he talked abo

communist party's 19th congress, the headline proudly claims that the benefits of the country's wisdom will be felt around the world. next to the straits times, which shows prime minister leehite house with president trump. the paper says prime minister lee has been urging the us not to turn away from trade with asia. the japan times is still digesting shinzo abe's election victory, pointing out that abe won not by increasing his party's seats, but by losing far fewer than his opponents. and the international new york times republican senator ted cruz has some advice for president trump on north korea. he says declaring the country a state sponsor of terrorism would strengthen america's hand . the process of rebuilding the city of marawi in the southern philippines has begun after the military said it had defeated rebels supporting the so—called islamic state group after a five month long battle. president rodrigo duterte placed the island of mindanoa under martial law after the rebels took over parts of the city of marawi, capital of the mainly muslim province of lanao del sur. the military campaign to evict the militants was backed by america. us defence secretary james

significantly did not submit the agreement to the approval of congress as a formal treaty and so the administration of donald trump which is of course reflexive lee almost opposed or tried to undone many of obama's initiatives say that this too is unacceptable and has to be reversed what would that actually mean in practical terms though don't forget that the u.s. back in july actually did and trump signed legislation which extended sanctions against iran regarding again referring to addressing the the other issues that beyond the actual nuclear deal and so the question here is what would what would that practically mean one one indication is that it would have economic consequences not only for iran but for the u.s. itself boeing which is the biggest prefer. former the best performer on the u.s. stock exchange the s. and p. five hundred in the last year signed a twenty billion dollars deal with to supply iran with one hundred airliners now will that deal come apart will it be reversed and what kind of influence will the u.s. economic sector be having on congress all those are questions that will not be will not be fixed in the next couple of day

twenty second one thousand nine hundred sixty three did lee harvey oswald act alone as the warren commission arbitrated the following year or congress form the assassination records review board or in the government to release all of its files on the assassination in twenty five years however the president would have authority in blocking its release initially president trump announced that he walked in the release of the files even tweeting wednesday the long anticipated release of the j.f.k. files will take place tomorrow so interesting so today was supposed to be the day but now the white house released this statement from the president saying i am ordering today that the veil finally be lifted at the same time executive departments and agencies have proposed to me that certain information should continue to be redacted because of national security law enforcements and current affairs i have no choice but to accept those redactions so the release will be further delayed judge john who served as the chairman of the board that compiled many of the documents about the president's death said while he follows supports these documents

we're going to learn a lot more about what the cia knew about lee harvey oswald before the assassination. >> reporter: back in 1992 congress ordered that secret kennedy investigation files be revealed within 25 years. after the oliver stone movie "jfk" ignited public pressure around conspiracy theories. >> lieutenant colonel testifies that oswald was given a russian training. >> reporter: candidate trump peddled a wild theory. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald being, you know, shot. >> reporter: the 1992 law requires the national archives release thousands of documents by this thursday unless the president obs. ask the president to withhold certain documents if they make a claim about national security or spies that may be living. the president using twitter again this morning bringing our attention back to the controversy with the florida democratic congresswoman fredricka wilson. the president tweeting a short time ago, again, attacking the congresswoman who's a friend of the johnson family, the sargeant who was killed in my gear. whacky congresswoman wilson is the gift that keeps on giving for the

congress in china. joining us is christopher lee. a very good morning to you.0 first of september you took ratings action with regards to china, s&p global ratings downgrading on september, citing some of these concerns we have in discussing. at the time, many people said that perhaps it did not have the impact on the market you might have thought. chinese authorities cracking down on excessive borrowing in the financial system and their keep on -- they are piling on debt. >> we look at the fundamentals which is the dead can -- the debt continues to increase. overall it is still increasing and had to gdp continues to climb. this we think the debt burden will create economic and financial risk for the system. what do you think they should do about that, what do they need to do to get there debt levels down and keep growth on a rising trajectory? guest: there are a few things, they have to -- need to rein in the fed level at the state owned enterprises. when we talk about the china debt problem, it is the corporate debt, and it is the state owned enterprises debt

lee on pinetta. >> yeah, he was testify pentagon, the cia, congress.n congress issues a subpoena, in the world i come from, that's not an optional activity. but you know what? the only one that can enforce a subpoena on the department of justice is the department of justice. they never gave us handcuffs overrule in congress. but there are some people that have to be held accountable. get the documents, and give it the exposure that it needs. that's the sunlight. the disinfect tant and we'll get closer and closer to the truth. >> harris: movement on that story. we'll be watching it as it happens. no doubt you have heard the president's doj has now settled lawsuits over the tea party targeting by the irs. the attorney general today is forcing the irs to apologize for this behavior. >> i'm glad there's an apology. but there's some people that should have gone to jail. they were taking away constitutional rights from law abiding citizens who wanted to participate. now they're finally coming around to apologize, after the fact, instead of actually the prose

and that starts tonight with the work that lee zeldin and other members of congress are doing. i thank -- mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman from new york again for yielding me this time. i thank him for his leadership. mr. speaker, let's get it right this time. let's make sure iran doesn't become the threat that the previous administration has allowed it to become. i yield back. mr. zeldin: thank you, congressman rokita, for being here, for your important words as well. for all of the members who have spoke. i would also like to recognize house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce, congressman peter roskam, former congressman, now c.i.a. director, mike pompeo. some of the voices over the course of these last few years on this very important issue. and the need to hold iran accountable and to fight for the best possible agreement for the united states. over the course of tonight, we discussed the jcpoa, what was in it. we discussed the jcpoa as far as what wasn't in it. and some of the challenges that we have faced since the jcpoa has first been entered into. we all want

congress in 1992. the documents may reveal more answers about the shooting, and the killer, lee harvey oswald. >> the lack of evidence has never stopped conspiracy theorists. >> reporter: the most recent abc news/"washington post" poll finds 62% of americans still believe others besides oswald were involved despite the film, and even the warren commission. the commission of course finding oswald fired from his perch at the book depository, but the question that has been at the center of the conspiracy, was there a second gunman on this grassy knoll? also fueling decades of speculation, texas nightclub owner jack ruby's shocking murder of oswald on live tv. and questions about the role of the russians, the cubans, the mafia, even the cia. >> what we will find out is possibly what the fbi and the cia knew about oswald, and didn't disclose to the warren commission, the original investigating body, or never told the public over the years. >> reporter: congressman joseph p. kennedy tonight saying he was looking for more than just a tweet from the president. >> it would've been nice if there was some communicat

of china's 19th party congress is taking place in beijing, with president xijinping looking set to be confirmed as china's most powerful man in decades. singapore's prime minister leerump the us must use dialogue, not just pressure, to ease tensions with north korea. clean air campaigners say new measures designed to improve air quality in london don't go far enough. drivers of some older vehicles will pay an extra £10 to enter central london. the toxicity charge applies mainly to diesel and petrol vehicles registered before 2006. richard westcott reports. london has some of the most polluted streets in europe. swimming in nitrogen dioxide and tiny particles, invisible, unless you use a special camera. it's a hidden killer, pollution‘s linked to lung and heart disease with children the most vulnerable. what i am in favour of is encouraging people to change their behaviours so they stop driving in the most polluting vehicles for a start, moving to either public transport, walking or cycling or cleaner forms of cars and vans. from today, anyone crossing this line in an older vehicle is going to have to pay an extra £10 for the privilege. it looks like it's already af

and i think a large amount of members in congress are probably in the same boat. congresswoman barbara lee, thanks for being here tonight. >>> michael steele and conservative columnist for "the washington post." i went back and forth about using the word feud. it's a word that gets used with the president a lot. but it tends to be unilateral. a feud implies that there are two sides that are feuding or prone to feuding. but when you list all the people that the president has gone after, you know, he went after steelworkers union boss, meryl streep, the house freedom caucus, kim jong un, the musical "hamilton." there has been a wide variety of people the president has again after there is one thing in common in that category. it's the president. it's not any of the other people on the other side of the feud. >> yeah. listen, donald trump here is just doing what he does which is being a bully. as you say, a feud not only implies that it's going both ways, but there is some kind of moral equivalence, that either both sides are being equally disingenuous, or both sides are being equally honest.

investigation concluded that one man, lee harvey oswald, a former marine who once tried to defect to the soviet union, acted alone in killing the president, but congress decided in 1992 that because so much information in the kennedy files was classified undermining public confidence in that conclusion, the national archives was given 25 years to make all of it public bit by bit. the last of it is due out thursday. >> i'm hoping to learn a lot more about what the government knew before the assassination about in man lee harvey oswald because the story of the assassination has changed in recent years. >> reporter: one big question. what was oswald doing in mexico two months before the assassination? president trump says he'll allow the long blocked and classified jfk files to be opened, assuming the cia and fbi don't convince him to keep some of it classified adding to the drama for thursday's big reveal. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> coming up as we continue tonight, why this world series could be the hottest matchup ever in more ways than one. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that mone

we talked about mike lee, rand paul, ted cruz, we don't have enough voices like that in congress right. what you teach your kids? when you have an opponent, when things are difficult, just quit. no. if my girls are going to a gymnastics meet and they were going to compete against homeschool girls are trained twice as much as they did, what i say stay in the car, let's go to mcdonald's and get make flurries because you're never going to win so let's just quit? absolutely not. that's the issue that i take with that. >> sandra: is in their reason to take issue with the media that in that line of questionin questioning, you just thought it didn't bring up the fact that he was looking at incredibly low approval ratings and suggesting that possibly there was some other reason why he chose to retire? >> lisa: a tough primary and a tough general election as well. i've seen people be critical of him and pointing to people like rob portman are pointing to people like senator john mccain who were able to win their reelection battles in 2016 without being the president's biggest cheerleaders durin

congress approved 25 years ago for the year 2017. the hope is that those into ills will clear up conspiracy theories that lee harvey oswald may not havea contactacted alo >> the real story maybe is that the cia knew only seven weeks before the assassination that oswald may have threatened the president, he returned to america in early october and did what the cia always does, they told no one. >> you can see more of that interview coming up on the "today" show. also on its website the national archives will release more than 3,000 top secret documents. >>> coming up next, breaking now in contra costa county a manhunt for a driver who hit an 80-year-old man crossing the street and then took off. >>> the same level of scrutiny)÷ for a renewal as for an initial application, that is the main change for the h-1b visa holders. what it means for them and for the companies that bring them here. you're watching "today in the bay." oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithf

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congress in 1992. the documents many from the fbi and cia may reveal more answers about the shooting and the killer lee harvey oswald. >> the lack of evidence has never stopped theorists. >> reporter: the recent abc news/"washington post" poll finds 62% of americans believe others besides oswald was involved. the commission finding oswald fired from his perch at the book depository but the question, was there a second gunman on this grassy knoll. also fueling decades of speculation, jack ruby's shocking murder of oswald on live tv. and questions about the role of the russian, the cubans, the mafia, even the >> what we will find out is possibly what the fbi and the cia knew about oswald and didn't disclose to the warren commission, the original investigating body but never told the public over the years. >> reporter: experts say they could show the cia had critical information that oswald was in mexico city and potentially dangerous seven weeks before the assassination and failed to tell anyone including the fbi when he returned. something that could be quite embarrassing for the cia. president trump ha

lee, republican of utah, a member of the senate judiciary committee. and joining us with the questioning is neils lesniewski , who covers congress for cq roll call, and reporteror the wall street journal brent kendall. senator, muddying the first monday in the start of a new octo t

draw that sort of attention, and if you look at the 17th party congress, 2007, that was a little bit more interesting. xi jinping and lee were elevated to the standing committee, and that set the tone for that -- the succession. this is i think drawing a whole lot more attention than either the 15th or the 17th party congresses did, and it's really because xi jinping seems to be something of a different animal. he has been shaking up the political system in china. i wanted to say in unprecedented ways but alice would say, but that happened in 1934. at any case, he has been shaking up the political system. he's been setting new tones can new themes, think, and the anticorruption campaign, it's 150 so-called tigers which are defined as vice ministerial level and above. now, there might be, what, 2,000, 2500, people at that rank? so if you say, 150, that percentage-wise that's not all that much, but it's a lot of good percentage of active people. that includes 17 full members of the central committee. i do think that is unprecedented, at fleece reform -- at least in the reform era. includes 17 alternate members of the cent

lee, republican of utah, a member of the senate judiciary committee. and joining us with the questioning is neils lesniewski , who covers congress for cq roll call, and reporter for the wall street journal brent kendall. senator, muddying the first monday in the start of a new october, term for the u.s. supreme court and the first full term for justice neil gorsuch the supported in the confirmation hearings. a particular issue or cases you are following in the term ahead? >> there are a few interesting cases will be argued in the forthcoming term. one of them was just recently granted. the janice case involves this issue that was before the supreme court before justice scalia's death and deals with the ability to collect union dues from state employees without their willingness to do so, against their will. and it should be an interesting issue, an issue that was left open. being deadlocked 4-4 the year that justice scalia died. and the masterpiece cake shop involving a bakery owner charged by the colorado civil rights commission for refusing to decorate a specialty cake for a same-sex couple in connection with their wedding. both of those should be interesti

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if you wanted to talk, puigdemont would go to madrid and appear before congress, which he is or peter leeeetings, the minority interest or slight majority interest for separation in catalonia. how is that blocked in catalonia during through the weekend and into this week? are they resilient in their support for separate state? that is a great point. i think it is crucial to make the difference between people who want to vote but don't want to separate, which we know is the overall majority. a vote.n catalonia want we have never gone in a single poll that shows people would want to break away. when puigdemont says, i'm speaking on the behalf of the majority of catalan, that is not backed up by facts. secondly, and this is we're seeing the sense of uncertainty. a lot of people are answering, what is going to happen from here? again, puigdemont, he would never -- he was never elected into office and he is facing major pressure. they're saying you should stop to send a clear independence now. the moderates are saying, this is good. we get more time, we could engage with madrid. it is not clea

release the ads that affected our election one way or another to congress and they can release them to the public. they are falling on some legal lees. if the law didn't awe loi those to be out, there's something wrong. >> she was making the argument about accepting payment. i turn to the banking industry where there are strict rules around know your client. only interface with countries where you respect and understand the rule of law. some people just pay us in rubles. that doesn't really fly. >> that goes to the heart of the matter. facebook created a giant platform. anyone can jump on and run ads. they can't keep track of it. they have to figure out how to keep track of it. we don't use as a news organization get to say this stuff showed up. and don't know what to do about it. >> we're determined to look into it. let's go back in. sheryl sandberg speaking. >> this should never happen. people should lose their jobs. what he's going through is what every person should be afraid of so they don't do it. i think e we need to be determined. determined because i think we can do better. more diverse teams on race and gender are going to