crack 99 was xiang li.nd really if you think about what the crack 99 website was, it was an inventory of high level advanced software that had been stolen from the united states. xiang li never asked us why we wanted the software, who we were, how we were going to use it. he had no concern for the potential harm and the consequences. his technology trafficking operation could cause. >> so now we could get a federal arrest warrant for this guy, but it's not going to amount to much to somebody in china who is going to want to leave. it helped to go through all of his e-mails because i could figure out a little bit more about xiang li and i'm seeing how he communicates with his customers. how he follows up. i mean, he really was dedicated to all of his customers to making sure that they got the product that they paid for. and so i knew that he was eager to please his customers. i wanted to use that to get him to travel to where we could arrest this guy. >> we understood what his motivation was, and his motivat

who is the father of li's children. green's body was found along a dirt road in sonoma county back in 20-16... nearly two weeks after he had been last seen meeting with li at a restaurant... to discuss custody of their children. prosecutors say she feared losing custody of her children and directed her boyfriend to kill green.(grant) li's wealthy family, who made millions operating chinese construction projects, helped her post the multi million dollar bail, she being charged she has been allowed h er mansion. bayat ody. (topvo ) (pam) a social gathering of people on a balcony ... ends dangerously on the ground at a condominium complex in the south bay kron4's haaziq madyun talks to a downstairs neighbor who says, she feels lucky to be alive a one story (pam) a live look at san francisco international airport... where we are seeing more flight delays and cancellations again .... that's as the work continues to repair one of the airport's main runways. but, some good news, the airport says, the repair work is running ahe

to get ahead, she lied to get into harvard, she lied to make money off of harvard, and just listening to her a few minutes ago, sean, when she said every time they walked by her pawpaw or her grandfather's,picd cheekbones like an american indian. even her words are disingenuous. but unfortunately the movement is going in her direction because she is now at 25% moving quickly from 19%, edging in on joe biden, as well. >> sean: let's go to jeff lord. jeff, with that history of lying and the insanity, it is cost prohibitive on the one hand. but, beyond that, these are promises that will never be fulfilled. it will never be fulfilled. it is mathematically impossible. but, could that pass? could she appeal to the natural fear of people not living with enough money? >> yes, she could, sean. she wants to be the george mcgovern of 1972. george mcgovern from south dakota came from the very far left with a progressive guerrilla army to overtake the democratic party establishment. that's exactly what she's trying to do. and you know, the fox poll that was just out yesterday? and had joe biden do

your lies, who strength been your lies, who repeat your lies, who are an echo chamber for your lies,ho make you believe your lies and who pretend believe your lies and go out and spout them. what we saw from cory lewandowski yesterday, i can't even believe i had to learn how to pronounce that guy's name was a performance. and he could have been -- he could have been found in contempt but should he have been is the question? probably not. all they're doing is making him into a martyr, to spew out more lies and put on a performance for the trump base and it all works to his advantage. i, frankly, don't think that moved the ball whatsoever when it comes to holding trump or the people around him accountable. >> anna, you first. i want to switch gears. i want to talk about justin trudeau apologizing after a photo popped up of him wearing brown face. he didn't think it was racist at the time. now he says he knows it was. he is apologizing for it. also saying it wasn't, you know, the first. he's done it before. what do you think, anna? >> look, you and i have friends who have worn black fac

your lies, who strengthen your lies, who repeat your lies, who are an echo chamber for your lies, whoke you believe your lies and who pretend to believe your lies and go out and spout them. absolutely. look, what we saw yesterday from corey lewandowski was i can't even believe i had to learn how to pronounce that guy's name. was a performance. he could have been -- he could have been found in contempt. but should he have been is the question. and probably not because all they are doing is making him into a martyr giving him more relevance, giving him a platform to spew out more lies and to put on this performance for the trump people and the trump base. it all works to his advantage. and i frankly don't think it moved the ball whatsoever when it comes to holding trump or the people around him accountable. >> okay. ana, you first because i want to switch gears now. i want to talk about canadian prime minister justin trudeau apologizing after a photo popped up of him wearing brownface when he was a teacher. he said he didn't think it was racist at this time. now he says he know it's was

li and her boyfriend, kaveh bayat, are charged with the murder of green. bayat remains jailed on 35-million dollars bail. green's body was found along a dirt road nearly two weeks after he had been last seen meeting with li to discuss custody of their children. (grant/on cam) an a-t-m machine has been discovered along the side highway 101 south of gilroy. it turns out the machine was stolen - during reguar business hours - from the children's discovery museum in san jose(double box)rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose with details aboutthis brazen crime. rob? (rob is live) (justine) in national news tonight... lawmakers are taking a step towards potential impeachment proceedings against president trump. the house judiciary committee voted today on the ground rules for an investigation. earlier this summer the committee argued in court -- a full house vote was not needed to start a formal impeachment inquiry. there are some mixed messages though... while some committee members are calling their work an actual impeachment investigation, others are re

children's lives. >> reporter: now, tiffany li also will be -- it will be argued that tiffany li plotted to kill green and that he was shot in the garage of her hillsborough mansion. tomorrow keith green's girlfriend at the time of his murder is expected to testify. this trial is expected to last until mid-november. kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> new developments in the feud between the 49ers and the city of santa clara over the control of events at levi's stadium. the 49ers filed a lawsuit on friday after the city moved to ending the team's agreement when it comes to concerts and other nonfootball events. today santa clara responded, saying it was looking forward to settling the dispute in court rather than going through private arbitration. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and that means finding solutions that protect the environment. there could be one right here in the bay area that could help clear our air. >>> a car dealership finds itself in hot water with the state of california. the accusations being made and what it means if you bought a vehicle from th

we know andy mccabe lied. our entire justice system is built on people under oath telling the truth. andy mccabe didn't do that. we know he lied three times. we found out he lied because of whom in the inspector general, michael home winds. the guy who was respected in this town. he heads up the inspector general's association. i am looking forward to the inspector general's next report to give a full understanding of what took place when they tried to go after the president of the united states. i want to talk about mccabe. ways amazing about mccabe, he and comey had a plan to take advantage of the chaos in the trump white house to make sure that he didn't need -- tell him he didn't need a lawyer. not to warn him he could be charged for lying. he lied three times under oath. and the amazing part is this guy gets the opportunities to take it back where michael flynn, they said, no way we are going to give him his rights. they agreed to that ahead of hide. in addition to the clear lie, that he's going to be cha

prosecutors say li and her boyfriend killed keith green, a former boyfriend and father of li's two children. in april 2016, li and green met at a pancake house. that was the last time he was seen. the next month, his body was discovered in a field in sonoma co dead fro a single gunshot wound to the neck. prosecutors say li p murder and her boyfriend committed the murder. li's trainer, mixed martial artist fighter was charged with dumping green's body after the murder. he was arrested at his burlingame apartment. adelea pleaded no contest to being an accessory to murder, served three years in county yale, and is now free. >> we determined what he was guilty of was disposing of the body, and our belief was he was not involved in the murder. >> he made a plea deal with the prosecution and will testify as a key witness against li and her boyfriend. well, the jurors have been told that this trial will probably last about a couple of months, maybe, and just before thanksgiving. and by the way, there are 60 witnesses that have been called. 60 witnesses for this trial about half for the prosecutor,

donald trump lies to the media, lies on twitter, lies to everybody as often as he breathes. the fact that liewandowski is comfortable lying to the media kind of makes sense. to your point, we were discussing this earlier, a man whose running for congress is clearly comfortable obstructing it. lewandowski is running for congress. he spent today obstructing a congressional investigation. more broadly this points to the fact that president trump and his minons view oversight as something helpful only when it shines a light as special that is expedient to them. we see it the whistle blower and the investigation. congress is really just useful to president trump when it accomplishes something in terms of his re-election campaign. >> why haven't the democrats been more effective, more forceful in pushing back on the white house claims of executive privilege even for someone who never worked in the white house? >> let's first establish the claims of executive privilege that have been made today are absurd. the notion that a non-government official has a privilege not only to refuse

you were talking about gaffes and lies.at the president has told include that he would do something about universal background checks. he said that twice after parkland and then after el paso and dayton. he's gone back on his word. those are the biggest things that count for this president. >> as a texan, how do you change the conversation about the culture of guns? meaning as you know, you know quite a few probably friends in texas who hear all this and say, yeah, but it's going to turn into gun confiscation or it's going to turn into me not being able to have the gun that i want. how do you impact the culture on this? >> well, look, you're from florida. there are a lot of folks watching out there from states where a lot of folks go hunting, they go sporting. but oftentimes it's actually hunters and folks that shoot on a range that understand that you don't need these weapons of war, the ar-15 and other similar weapons. i think more and more many of them get it. sure, i agree that there are a certain percentage of people t

so the ball lies in borisjohnson's court. if he wants to split the vote, the blame lies with him. more to deliver brexit. you want him to deliver brexit. you want him to deliver brexit. you want him to deliver brexit. he is closer to you than theresa may ever was. in rhetoric. well also, it doesn't matter what hits him, he has still the same line as you, but you could be the people who stop him from delivering on brexit. that would just be a ridiculous position to find yourselves in. that is not how we see it. five million labour voters voted leave and a poll said yesterday said 23% of labour leave voters would switch to voting to borisjohnson on this one occasion on nigel‘s say so. 56% of wales and the east midlands would agree to vote for boris johnson, the east midlands would agree to vote for borisjohnson, if nigel instructed them that that was the way to deliver brexit. just instructed them? no if their main point is to deliver brexit, that is all we are about, we are a plain party, we can't be dishonest and spin anything. if they want brexit implemented and it means voting f

it's really hard to prioritize and decide what lies matter and what lies don't because there are so many of them. al said rightly drawing a line and changing a weather map is a crime. it's also a crime to lie about something, to mislead the markets. a week ago you had the president lying about calls with china in an effort to settle the markets. so his behavior oftentimes is really crossing the boundary of what's acceptable, what's legal and what's truthful. that's a huge challenge for all of us covering it. >> last word. >> i think a point of picture of political trust and authority, when voters go to the polls they think about policy preferences, what's important to them but also think on their elected leaders as someone who's going to act authoritatively in moments of crisis. when you have this president, i would want to call it fake news if the consequences were not so tragic for citizens but when he does something like this, it makes you wonder can i trust the president in the time of an emergency to give me the correct information so i could mobilize not just myself and families as

no, i said they were lied to.michael gove, boris johnson, that they are liars. they will pivot on a point is that every single one of them has been quoted, particularly in the leadership race, every single one of them, matt hancock, they all said pro— broking, no dealand them, matt hancock, they all said pro— broking, no deal and suddenly it is acceptable. ———— proroguing. when you talk about lies and when we talk about lies you have to assume that the people telling those things that the people telling those things that you regard as lies are liars, you seem to be part of the corrosive, toxic atmosphere in british politics. i want to be honest. i want people to be honest and that is why this week we voted to request the yellowhammer documents to be released because we think it is important that the british public have the eyes wide open. if we have a second referendum and they say, you know what, we understand the risks now and we understand the risks now and we understand what happens to food shortages, medicine

prosecutors say li arranged with her then boyfriend to kill green. another man has pleaded guilty to a charge related to disposing of green's body found on the side of the rode in sonoma county in 2016. he was the father of her children. new this morning bay area's legal expert dean johnson says he believes li's family wealth will play a key part in the trial. >> that wealth is already greatly impacted this case. miss li is someone charged with murder and has significant ties to a foreign country and yet she's out of that's only going to happen when someone has some $66 million in proper bail. >> li pleaded not guilty in the case. >>> new video showing a tesla going the wrong way on i-80 from san francisco to oakland. take a look at this on the right part of your screen. it happened early this morning. this shadow shows the car zooming past the toll plaza in the fast track lane. officers used spike strips to stop the tri-valley near fifth avenue at oakland and arrested him. we're told the man is charged with driving under the influence, reckless and

the lies are all out in the open. clintons, they worked to keep it -- keep it hidden. their lies. they weren't quite as obvious. but everything is out in the open. you have the attorney general going to -- going to have a christmas party at the trump hotel. $30,000 for a christmas party. those are some expensive hors d'oeuvres. and now get the vice president of the united states on official business being told by the president of the united states to stay at his hotel so he gets more money in his pocket and mike pence is flying air force 2 back and forth from meetings which costs the american taxpayers millions of dollars. >> yeah. it's probably i would estimate a 20 minute flight in the air. >> yeah. >> from the west coast of ireland to outside dublin. but the larger issue is look, jonathan and other members of the washington press corps, the media in general, have done a very good job tracking the outrageous conflicts of interest in terms of money into the president's pockets. and yet, the country seems largely asle

like he lies about all kinds of things.onditioning problems in the white house on obama for god sakes. i mean this is like a "saturday night live" skit, but it's sad. and like, you know, trump supporters, they don't care if he lies about obama. but if critics of trump, you know, point out his lies, oh, it's fake news. i mean it's a very fascinating, sad, and pathetic person that we have in the white house. >> i'm wondering, michael, why barack obama's, the former president's book deals, netflix deals, why they should be investigated. he made these deals after he left office. what's wrong with that? >> well, part of what's wrong is that president obama never had a scandal. so you have a completely scandal-soaked administration in donald trump's administration, and you have, in obama, you know, there were investigations of people in the obama administration. there never was a conviction for any crime, and there never really was a scandal that got any momentum because there wasn't any "there" there. >> and there were a lot of

it's just that when you talk about lies and one has to be honest, when we talk about lies you have too be part of the corrosive, toxic atmosphere in british politics. i want to be honest! i want people to be honest and that's why, for example, this week we voted to request the yellowhammer documents to be released, because we think it's important that the british public have their eyes wide open and they‘ re content. if we have a second referendum and they say, "you know what, we understand the risks now, we know what might happen to food prices, to food shortages, to medicine shortages, but we're ok with that," then absolutely fine. but my worry is that the majority of people in this country are not content with that. polling suggests they're not content with that. therefore, the biggest exercise of democracy has to be to check with them if they're content to proceed on this basis. i just want to stick with the trust thing because it seems to be that you personally have experienced the changing nature, worrying changing nature, of british politics in recent times. there is, according

no, i said they were lied to.ael gove, borisjohnson, that they are liars. they will pivot on a point and that every single one of them has been quoted, particularly in the leadership race which as you know we just had for the conservative party, every single one of them — matt hancock, jeremy hunt — all said proroguing, no deal, terrible, and suddenly it's acceptable. it's why amber rudd resigned and this morning on radio 4, said she was urging her cabinet colleagues to do the right thing said she was urging her cabinet colleagues to do the right thing and look in the mirror she has. it's just that when you talk about lies and one has to be honest, when we talk about lies you have to assume that the people telling those things that you regard as lies are liars, you seem to be part of the corrosive, toxic atmosphere in british politics. i want to be honest! i want people to be honest and that's why, for example, this week we voted to request the yellowhammer documents to be released, because we think it's important

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a bay area heiress starts her trial evidens cking as it relates to tiffany li. >>> the investigation and one east bay city were some of their most secure and were hack >>> cbs5 news at 7 pm starts now. that red flag fire danger. >>> the warning has been issued for several parts of the bay area. we do know from pg&e the power is staying on tonight in the north bay. a close eye has been kept on neighborhoods in napa sonoma and lake counties. they could face power shutoffs as early as tomorrow if the weather changes. one person we talked to said he is all for pg&e taking preemptive measures. only where it makes sense. >>> if that is the case that would be drastic. they can't shut it off in certain where they think it would be dangerous.>>> this schools in santa rosa are on the watch stage for possible power outages tomorrow. hidden valley elementary school. ren con valley middle school and maria correio high school. paul joining me now. it is always hot this time of year. that is not the real concern. the real concern is the high winds. >>> the red flag warning doesn't mean fires are go

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li and her friend plotted his motor.uld meet up with li to discuss the case. green's body was discovered to weeks later after he was shot and killed. li has been under house arrest after her family and friends posted a $66 million bail. >> in this county, it is unprecedented. and other places in the country, it is not quite as unprecedented. >> reporter: it is a record here in san mateo county. the prosecutor star witness is a man named olivier padilla which is accused of helping dispose of grains body but had no part in the murder. li is facing 26 years or up to life in prison if she is convicted. is opening statements in court are set to begin at 9:30 am this morning. reporting live outside the san mateo courthouse. allison rodriguez, ktvu fox2 news. >>> police and fremont searching for thieves blamed for several car break-ins. there targeting suvs to have those retractable rear cargo covers. in many cases, nothing was stolen. lycie the thieves may be assuming there is something of value under the vers. police say driv

when trump lies, it's about google and changing votes.n biden does, it is more about being commander and chief. >> when we come back, do democrats really have a chance to take back the senate? check out this map. it just got a bit more enticing. on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. >> welcome back. data download time. another democratic governor retired. a reminder that democrats do have a shot. they need to net four seats or just three if democrats take the white house. let's take a look at their path. these three states are the democrats best option. colorado and maine and president trump won arizona, democrats did pick up a senate seat in that state last year. then the more ambitious targets. texas, north care olina and georgia and iowa which has been hit hard by the trade war. there are some longer shots. kansas and montana are very red. in a wave year, don't overlook kentucky and south carolina. democrats also have seats they'll have to defend like michigan and alabama where the senator is seeking re

li and her boyfriend, kaveh bayat, are charged with the murder of green. bayat remains jailed on 35-million dollars bail. green's body was found along a dirt road nearly two weeks after he had been last seen meeting with li... to discuss custody of their children. (justine) two childcare workers are now behind bars for child endangerment involving a 5-year-old girl.ed on camera dangling that child by the ankle. we want to warn you the photo you are about to see, may be graphic to some viewers. this happened august 13th at worthington learning center in ohio and now this man and another daycare worker are out of a job -- and facing child endangerment charges. 31-year-old emma dietrich and 27-year-old joshua tennant were arrested tuesday. and police say this is just part of what happened-- they say video shows the two employees allowing that little girl to be physically bullied by other kids -- quote "as a form of discipline." apparently you can see the workers just sitting back, watching her get hurt--while she tries to cover her eyes and even curls up into

tiffany li walked in monday. her co-accused kevin bayat has been in police custody and was escorted inside. li has been under arrest at his hil hillsborough home. >> any time she gets out, she's become a little agro phobic so she's more comfortable indoors. >> reporter: prosecutors say li and green were embroiled in a custody battle over their two children. li and bayat have pleaded not guilty to the charges. green disappeared in april 2016. a month later his body was sound in sonoma with a single bullet to the neck. olivier adella pled guilty to dumping the body. he served three years in jail and is now free. he is considered a star witness in the trial. while lawyers were in and out of the courthouse today, they said very little. >> mr. wagstaff and i and the other defendants' attorneys reached a gentleman's agreement a couple of weeks ago. we didn't want to try this extensively in the press. >> reporter: now, this trial has been about three years in the making. one of the reasons for the delay is that tiffany

forho example, remember when npr lied about don jr.'s senate testimony or the fake reporting about michael cohen's fantasysy trip to prague when he had never been to prague. then there is "the guardian"'s fake bombshell about manafort. don't forget when three cnn staffers were fired over a false report about anthony scaramucci, the mooch. and the new york times reported about nikki haley and the $57,000 curtains, fake news. three plus years, the fake reports have not stopped. they don't apologize, they don't retract, they don't correct. they don't change their ways. target everyone associated with trump, starting with his wife and his kids, even his youngest son and jared kushner's brother-in-law now brett kavanaugh, the first lady of the united states of america, even the covington high school kid that was wearing a maga hat, that did nothing wrong, nicholas sandmann. thanks to the media, nicholas sandmann has one of the best attorneys in the entire country , by the name of lin wood. my prediction, he will be, well, if not a billionair

and doesn't match his truth, but sometimes these lies actually have real consequences. alabama could have -- if they paid attention to the president -- might have started moving resources. people get afraid, they're calling friends and families in the carolinas and along the coast to make sure they're okay. and so we shouldn't just dismiss these things as though they're not important. and i want to laugh at the sharpie too but unfortunately for the american people, the time for this president and laughing is really over. and i don't see him accomplishing anything from now until the end of this next part of the congressional session. >> rick? >> yes, there's a lot to process here. i have to say i agree with donna in a sense the sharpie-gate is sort of comical. when you told the liz smith story, it made me think of harry and the purple crayon, the 4-year-old boy who created his own reality with a purple crayon. that's essentially what donald trump does. but frank was saying also this idea that the president of the united states all told the truth, not beholden to the trut

and that is, those four fisa application warrants were full of lies that they were warned about it.ry paid for, the bulk of information, a famous memo was put out, has your name on it. what i'm concerned about, i wan, those warrants were illegally obtained. do you think i'm likely to hear that? >> you know, i really don't know. horowitz did a good job to the clinton e-mail investigation, but he is not a prosecutor. he doesn't have the ability to subpoena and interview witnesses outside of the doj or the fbi. but here is what i do believe. i do believe the warrant process was abused. and not only do i hope he will tell us that it was off of the rails, i hope the fisa court will take the report seriously. i'm looking for the fisa court to clean this mess up. if the court doesn't take corrective action, why should we trust the court in the future? i'm looking for durham to hold these people accountable if they did, in fact, take the law into their own hands. i'm not looking to prosecute someone because i don't like them. i want to make sure this never happens again. >> sean: let me use

li and bayat are accused of murdering keith green, li's former boyfriend and father of her two children, who was shot in 2016. adella, li's trainer, pleaded no contest to accessory to murder for dumping green's body in sonoma county. now it's possible the d.a. will prosecute adella for green's murder. >> in some way we're celebrating a little. on the other hand this doesn't mean the end of the case. >> reporter: the lead attorney has felt adella played a larger role in green's murder but without him on the stand his defense strategy has to change. >> it turns the case into an entirely different animal. you work for three years on a case with a lead witness for the prosecution and now all of a sudden he's gone, that changes everything. >> reporter: i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> saudi arabia says it will invite international experts to help in the investigation into an attack on the worm's largest oil refinery. pthe saudis say all indications are iranian weapons were used in saturday's attack. iran denies it. iran's supreme leader khameni says this morning there will be no talks with t

it's not complicated, and they lied about victor shokin being corrupt. sons lawyers come in after mr. shokin is fired and apologized after records obtained from that law firm to mr. shokin and his representatives were having lied about him -- this was a set up. what we are now seeing is a democratic party trying to cover that up and therefore you had a whistle-blower in the white house come forward who actually knows nothing and has created a document with the help of lawyers from other people. this whistle-blower needs to go to prison. he doesn't need to be vetted. >> i want to jump in here, how did that work? the u.s. and other people made false statements about him, that was george soros funded ngos who were also in bed with the state department, in the name of anticorruption and it really means that george soros goes after his competitors. this is my last point. the whistle-blowers sprinkled throughout the documents footnotes referring to a publication with the initial oc crp. who funds them? george soros. >> sean: wow. >> his dirty money is all over

there is already ample evidence that demonstrates he's lied. you saw the saudis showing these were iranian systems built and manufactured inside of iran. >> brennan: but they haven't given evidence that it was launched from iran. >> i don't know why anybody listens to the iranian foreign must bester. he has nothing to do with iranian foreign policy and he's lied for decades an he resigned. it's not even worth responding to him. it's beneath the dignity to anyone in the world to listen to someone who repeatedly makes a claim that the houthis made this attack. >> brennan: saudi arabia has showed itself capable of defending its most prizeds a celt and it's america's best customer when it comes to buying american-made weapons. u.s. intelligence also didn't warn of this attack happening. are you concerned about the civility of the kingdom, that they were this vulnerable. >> you don't have all you facts quite right. you saw the announcement that the secretary of defense made on friday. we will continue to reinforce. we're looking for a diplomatic res

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we've got here the mother of parliament being shut down by the father of lies, rather than allowing liestigation into how thousands of vulnerable teenagers are not being protected by unregulated care homes. so we will catch up with the sport and gavin is with us today. yes, after defeat for liverpool and chelsea last night in their first group stage matches we will see the other two teams in europe's elite competition go head or play even tonight from the english plea. —— premier league. tottenham are at athens, maurecio pochettino says despite his side's great run last season they are learning the ropes still in the champions league. . season they are learning the ropes still in the champions league. m you see that last season a few months ago we play the final of the champions league, it is normal that the people think that maybe before the people think that maybe before the game is tottenham is maybe one step over him yak kos, and i explain the same, you need to show on the pitch. spurs knocked manchester city out in the quarterfinals last season, they are taking on shoaib akhtar done

we've got here the mother of parliaments being shut down by the father of lies.ten to the angels of your better nature. accusations of lying and dirty tricks inside, aggressive barracking by brexit supporters outside, as gina miller, the remain campaigner who is challenging the government, left the court. to the gallows! respect the referendum, miller! anger is in evidence. mark easton, bbc news, the supreme court. the prime minister of luxembourg, xavier bettel, has denied that he tried to humiliate borisjohnson after hosting a press conference without him on monday. mr bettel delivered his statement to journalists next to an empty podium and the union flag. speaking to the bbc today, mr bettel dismissed allegations that it was a deliberate snub and blamed logistical issues. he's been speaking to our europe editor katya adler. remember this? faced by a crowd of anti—brexit protesters on monday, borisjohnson pulled out of a planned open—air press conference in luxembourg. his host decided to go it alone, giving vent to obvious frustration with the brexit process

the end of the day part of me was annoyed to be blocked by aoc, i truly enjoyed debunking her daily lies, the part of me was delighted because aoc just proved that the tactics in my book work, aoc got so scared when i used tactics she blocked me, she tried to silence me, so let me tell you briefly about my book, i spent the last year, the whole past year working on this book, it's called tipping point, how to topple the left house of cards and finally after what seems like an eternity we are four days of publication, book releases tuesday august 6th, nerve this room who has a copy of the book, you'll be the first ones to read this. [cheers and applause] >> i wrote this book because politicians like aoc lie, they lie all of the time and in my book i show you exactly how to debunk the lies of the left in order, of course, to defeat the radical leftist ideology because this what i wrote in my book, i quote myself here, liberals don't peddle their extreme progressive agenda half hazardly, they do it on purpose with a purpose. aoc did not block me on a whim, this is part of the strategy to ha

the father of tiffany li's two children.tion will start presenting their evidence today. prosecutors saye murder of green because tiffany li was worried about a custody battle. lawyers for them say their clients are innocent. tiffany li has been on house arrest for the last two years after her family posted $35 million bail, kaveh bayat is still in custody. >>> the chp arrested a man accused of driving the wrong way across the bay bridge. it happened about 2:45 this morning. the driver of a red tesla drove into the eastbound lanes of the bridge, made it all the way across the bay and kept going the wrong way, while northbou i he was stopped by spike strips near the fifth street offramp. >>> a deadly multicar crash near gilroy is being investigated. at least one person was killed, six others were hurt. it happened last night about 8:30 on highway 152 and bloomfield avenue. the crash involved a big rig and at least one other car. the road was blocked for several hours during the night. the cause of the crash is under investiga

and lied to the fisa court. they have used carter page and his rights.here is lots of laws that were broken that can sit under conspiracy. it's about putting all that together in a package. >> sean: were our allied and intelligence agencies used tospa presidential candidate? >> of course, we know that. that was the whole point of us putting out the information when they were spying on carter page. that was used to go after the trump campaign. but i will tell you, it is going to take everyone working together in this, all the american people that want to get to the truth. this is why it is so important that lawsuits are brought to the courts, okay? so you see that with judicial watch. it is what we are doing. it is what jay sekulow was doing. all of this had to happen in order to pull this information out because, as you know, the deep state is very good at hiding things. and so in order to get at it you have to work every day to pull back pieces of this onion. >> sean: last question sara carter, of the warrantsas illegally obtained and they outsource spy

we should not sentimental lies the american experience. we must be honest, and our honesty should lead us to do all that we could do to be about the work of justice, and august 1619, the white lion arrived at present-day hampton. it held 20 africans who had been traded in exchange for provisions, originally captured by portuguese slavers, these were the first recorded africans to arrive in english north america. and they were treated as slaves were in other european colonies regard just age or gender. the irony was not lost on the old world. how is it that we hear the loudest yell for liberty from among the drivers of niekro's? how is it? this is how. we are not perfect , we are a fallen and sinful people. we get some things right, and something's wrong. we try and fail, but we must try again and again. for only in trial is progress possible. and the story of america is the story of progress. at our best we reach out, look ahead, and we dream big. at our best we close the gap between the ideals and the real . the test of the nation -like t

don't do it. >> stuart, do you believe this president lies >> no. >> you don't believe he's ever lied exaggerates and spins. >> seth: yeah, those are other ways of saying he lies do fox news anchors keep a thesaurus with them at all times for moments like this? does the president lie no, he beguiles, obfuscates, prevaricates and dissembles. [ laughter ] also, it's very hard to come off as a moron when you're a guy with a british accent using the word impute but somehow this guy managed to do it although, if brexit has taught us anything, it is that british people are just as prone to putting dummies in charge as we are. like this dummy. >> you know the caution? you know what you have to say when you call someone. you do not have to say anything. is that right? anything you say -- but if you fail to mention something, which you later rely on -- hang on let's get this right do you remember it they all know it which you later rely on in court, maybe taken into account -- anyway, you get the gist [ laughter and applause >> seth: i don't know. i don't know if we did get the gist that there

the agents didn't think he lied. you either say you lied or we are going after your kids. i'm just guessing a soldier or a man of honor saying i'm not going to let my kid gogo down fr something i didn't do. dive on the sword. why do i imagine that's the scenario? >> sidney: well, when you put together the fact that mueller got the letter authorizing him to target michael flynn jr. and they had seized michael flynn jr.'s computers and electronics and all those things, it's hard to imagine that that might not have happened.i don't want to speak a matter of public record, but stay tuned because more and more will become apparent as we proceed through the litigation. >> sean: if you can't tell me certain things, and my over the target? >> sidney: [laughs] you sure know how to put somebody on the spot, sean. >> sean: i'm a professional. i've been doing this a lot. but, seriously, am i close? >> sidney: like i said, there's a lot of information there that people can put the otpieces together from. >> jeanine: look, you know, sean, there's no question. we're talking about a const

the man in the white house may try to wear down our nation -- right down our nation with his bitter lies. i tell you america, like dust we will rise. we will rise! rise!a, we will thank you, everybody. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] mr. buttigieg: thank you. thank you. wow! all right. thank you. thank you. democrats.hampshire thank you so much. thank you, new hampshire. thank you. [cheering and applause] you are making me feel right at home. thank you. and thank you to ray buckley and the new hampshire democratic team were everything you are doing. thank you to joyce greg. -- joyce craig. i'm with the people of manchester, my choice is joyce. and thank you, new hampshire for you bring us the pathbreaking delegation of senator shaheen, senator has an, chris pappas and congresswoman annie kuster. we need more like them in washington. buttigieg.the most people call me mayor pete. and i am running for president. i am running for president because i think america might be running out of time. was rightpends on a now. for a new generation, not just still, note younger even old