and levinson had wrote, had written an article in 1929 which he sent to stimson. and in that article which was entitled the sanctions of peace, he proposed that now that war was illegal, state should no longer have the right of conquest. if whole idea of conquest was to further the states right of war, it states that don't have the right of work that should no longer have the right of conquest. of course people would engage in conquest, levinson recognized, but what other state should not do is recognize that conquest. they should not trade with them. they should not accorded any sovereign rights to the conqueror, as levinson said, somebody might take a city but that city would no longer be his. stimson takes up this idea and then writes the famous stimson note which became the famous stimson doctrine. and in the stimson doctrine he said he was now the policy of the united states that they would no longer recognize conquest in fact, they would no longer recognize treaties that were coerced. now, and then the league of nations, all the members of the league of nati

reasons and went to yell college and it just happened he was a classmate of salmon levinson. in that article which was entitled the sanctions of bees, he proposed that now war was illegal, states should no longer have the right of conquest. if the whole idea was to further the right of war, they should no longer have the right ofso conquest. what other states should not do is recognize that state. they should not trade with them or record any sovereign rights to the conqueror. somebody might take a city but that city would no longer be used. he writes the famous stinson note which became the famous stinson doctrine bread it was now the policy of the united states that they would no longer recognize conquest or treaties that weree coerced. and then the league of nations , all the members of the league of nations also adopt this. this is an unbelievable revolution. within four years of signing this piece of paper, the world announces what hitherto had been one of the most ancient rights of sovereignty which is conquest. the u.s. does not intend to recognize any situation, treat

levinson's family received haunti haunting proof of life photos.ement that reads in part, 11 years later no one has been able to help us. how is this possible? we will never stop doing whatever it takes to get bob home. ac 360 starts now. >>> only on this program, stormy daniels attorney speaking out. as an addition to the evidence he produced tomorrow morning. something that we said on the program last night. this is about the payoff and not the affair. parietal infidelity is

uncle, adam levin is the founder of cyber scout, there are many ways hackers steal identities, but levinson suspects it was grabbed through the equifax breach, which exposed 175 million social security numbers. >> once you have that combined with other information about a person, you can do pretty much everything you want to do in terms of compromising their identity. >> reporter: to protect yourself, levin suggests contacting the big three credit bureaus, equifax, experian and transunion, to freeze your credit so no one can open an account under your name. try not to overshare on social media. hackers can use the details to recreate your identity, and update your cell phone for security upgrades. for hackers, every consumer is a potential target. >> the only reason you haven't become a victim of identity theft yet is they haven't gotten around to you. >> nickelson is shutting down every fake account but says now that someone has her identity, she can never let down her guard. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. the scene of what appears to be an abandoned warehouse fire. >>> we are following b

plus stephen welcomes drew levinson, adam devine, moby, featuring jon batiste and "stay human."ive from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! thanks very much! welcome, welcome, welcome to "the late show," everybody. i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) are you guys enjoying march madness? ( cheering ) speaking of madness, donald trump. we're on the brink of another crisis because it really feels like trump is gearing up to fire special counsel and guy wondering how much he'll get for his book deal, robert mueller. this saturday, trump's attorney and shaved peter pettigrew, john dowd, called for "the immediate shutdown of the special counsel probe into russian interference in the 2016 election." dowd made the demand in a email sent to a reporter that was written in purple comic sans. ( laughter ) really! sounds inappropriate until you remember that the declaration of independence was originally written in wingdings. ( laughter ) yeah. really worries us, folks, is tha

levinson's family received haunti haunting proof of life photos. today the family releasing a statement that reads in part, 11 years later no one has been able to help us. how is this possible? we will never stop doing whatever it takes to get bob home. ac 360 starts now. >>> only on this program, stormy daniels attorney speaking out. as an addition to the evidence he produced tomorrow morning. something that we said on the program last night. this is about the payoff and not the affair. parietal infidelity is nothing new not for americans, not for donald trump. it is not new for washington, d.c. either. what most republicans, democrats or fleas do not do is pay to hush it up. keeping it honest to continue to follow the money. michael cohn trump organization employee. attorney general cohn put out the following statement, neither the trump organization nor the trump campaign was a party to the transaction with ms. clifford and neither reimbursed me for the payment. either directly or indirectly. the payment to ms. clifford was lawful and was not a

last week was the 11th anniversary of bob levinson. you had his family on this show. they have not come to the table as a responsible actor. they have not lived up to their end of the bargain. and it's time to move forward. >> martha: yeah. well as the president reorganizes team we will see. good to see you tonight. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: thanks, colonel. up next a fox news alert is all eyes are on pennsylvania where the final votes are being cast in high profile congressional special elections tonight. kind of quiet at both the headquarters at this moment. we are only about 45 minutes away from starting to get some numbers in this race in pennsylvania 18. our election experts larry sabato, marc thiessen and mo leafy. first, this news out of austin where there have been deadly bombings. the police chief has now released the new information about the package bombing and the massive manhunt that intensifies tonight. william dicks knew 17-year-old victims ray len mason who was a young musician who was in his orchestra. we will talk about him after this. >> we are

sanford levinson talks about it being the right of rebellion, another not coming from the second amendment but from the fourteenth amendment. they sort of go in different directions, and i don't know that they kind of constitute a unified school, but i will say that they believe strongly the things like the assault weapons ban as proposed before the congress is constitutional. that's, in fact, what's interesting. so if you remember last year after newtown, the legislation that was moving through the congress was to strengthen background checks and and extend them especially to gun shows. finish and that was supported by upwards of 90 % of the public in the polls. that bipartisan bill had a majority support in the senate but was killed by a filibuster. people ask me, well, does this mean the second amendment killed that reasonable restriction, and i don't -- i think the answer is, no, because i think it's pretty plain that that would have been constitutional under the second amendment. it was more the filibuster rules of the united states senate that had to do with that than the second amen

steve: berry levinson did the movie. todd piro is in manchester, iowa. >> we are at jude's cafe.t blue or red it's about the green. dick said he did not vote for hillary rodham clinton, that's how he says when he is asked who he voted for. the one important thing that dick says. he says he is fed up with the inability of our government to govern. why do you say that? >> i say that because they haven't passed a budget for so many years. farming business that i have quite a bit of exposure to, you got to know where your money is going to go and where it's going to come from. and they refuse to run the government like a business. todd: understood. dick, thank you very much for your time. we are going to come on over here. pat is another one of those who didn't really want to say who he voted for in the election. but he said he did not vote for president trump. and he is a farmer. he said as a farmer, he is extremely worried about the sanctions that the president has called for. why do you say that? >> it's -- farming is a volatile business. we need some stability. and these threats