the country as a nation so we don't have a lot of it isn't money to feed his house right mr mccauley and there was progress at the weekend with the signing of the transitional council constitution and i know that there's been a bit of a delay in terms of getting the way it's going to day but i wanted to know from you what are the priorities for this council over the next 3 years and so there's an election in the done and those are the monitors are. going to be able to. feel it is a serious problem for the military the upper part of this is not running when it's unfortunately very loving woman situation for poverty for folks who are going to think about it is. even forgotten but for the little gilpin and do not know or we love to hear a lot of money about it but the comic situations just like monique it's pretty bad you know someone is so good about somebody. they're going to fruition it's better just because of patricia knowledgeable. all right rifat nakai is in touch thank you . onyx story is in south africa with food delivery apps have been a big success that's created work opportu

today is a sudanese human rights lawyer he joins me from college to welcome city to the african mr mccauley do people in sudan feel that this is the trial that they've been waiting for bet that justice is finally being done you know our own little son a lot of very rich pointless turn now on the kind of. the reason for the last 10 years. there are. symbols for. it is. completely been done for. the night because in the few days here in the north the client here is not for the government of americans and right to privacy for over a 1000000 of them of him i take your point i take your point you're arguing that he should be tried full for some of the of it that he's accused of but how credible is this trial. there are not you know run out of the decision you been given any real even. just by his or the overuse of. rock with not even. real that. this is a different regime their division is because they have to turn most of the thinking ok even. ok and so what they see from the proceeding sitting we heard from one of the investigators saying that for imprisoned omar al bashir received millions of

my guest today is a sudanese human rights lawyer he joins me from khartoum welcome to africa mr mccauley do people in sudan feel that this is the trial that they've been waiting for bet that justice is finally being done you know our own little son a lot of very disappointing turn on the kind of just. been rooting for the last 30 years. for. this is. going to. completely. right. here in the nose here just over the remains of americans and right to drive people millions of them of him i take your point i take your point you're arguing that he should be tried full for some of the other atrocities that he's accused of but how credible is this trial certainly there are not you know run out of the decision you been given or in the room and someone told his judge you by the door doesn't go over your. rock we're not offering the. real deal. this is a different regime their decision it gives their attitude won't the same thing ok even. ok and so what we've learned from the proceeding sitting we heard from one of the investigators saying that former president omar al bashir received millions in d

my guest today is a sudanese human rights lawyer joins me from college to welcome to africa mr mccauley do people in sudan feel that this is the trial that they've been waiting for bet that justice is finally being done you know our own little son a lot of very disappointed turn now on the kind of. the regime for the last 30 years. there are. 4. 100. $50000000.00 for. the for. the night cameras in the streets here and i know it's going to here's your court it doesn't it doesn't again isn't right to drive you over a 1000000 from. i take your points i take your point you're arguing that he should be tried full for some of the other trustees that he's accused off but how credible is this trial. there are not you know running out of the. been given or in even the. soldiers just killed by these or the overuse of. rock which you don't think even. really the. president didn't really make their decision to get their attitude was the same thing ok. ok and so what we've learned from the proceeding cidade we heard from one of the investigators saying that former president omar al bashir received m

guest today is a sudanese human rights lawyer he joins me from khartoum welcome to the african mr mccauley do people in sudan feel that this is the trial that they've been waiting for that that justice is finally being done you know our own little son a lot of very much pointless turn now on the kind of. the reason for the last 30 years. there are. 4. 100. $50000000.00 for the freedom. right. here in the know of the crime here just for the government of americans and right to privacy for millions of them of. i take your points i take your point you're arguing that he should be tried full for some of the of atrocities that he's accused of but how credible is this trial. there are not you know runs out rather than just. been given really really given them and someone just by the door going to the overuse of. shock with not offering even. real the. president didn't really make their decision is his gratitude won't the same thing ok even. ok and so what if we learn from the proceeding sitting we heard from one of the investigators saying that former president omar al bashir received millions i

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"washington post" james mccauley, thank you so much for joining us this hour.t does it for me on this hour of msnbc live. right now more news with my colleague craig medical skrin rig melvin here in studio. >>> he's rattled, that is how one republican close to president trump reportedly described his mood amid concerns of an economic downturn as he faces the possibility of losing his greatest election advantage, the president once again lashing out and fanning the flames of a culture war. >>> plus, thanks but no thanks as the president's culture war plays out overseas. israel reversing

actor mccauley call kin responding to disney streaming service with a reboot of home alone.e put the caption, this is what an updated "home alone" would look like. lounging on the couch, takeout food, fat belly. it's been 30 years since the movie was released. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> that couch -- >> i like the upside down snowman. i like the food baby, the food belly. >> he's got a pack of -- are those marlboros next to him and hanes underwear. living his best life. i would watch that show. hi, mike. >>> looks like 30 years have been rough on him. >> he is living his best life. >> shear a look at jellyfish clouds this morning. check it out. patchy low clouds making a late push to the east. this is from mt. tam. what a gorgeous sunrise. we were lucky this week to have the multi layers of clouds that have been bringing us this gorgeous sunrise. i appreciate you've been appreciating them on social media. brighter today, below average highs. partly cloudy skies tonight. it's going to get hot again. let's take a look in the south bay. 74 milpitas, 85 in morgan

"washington post" james mccauley, thank you so much for joining us this hour. that does it for me on this hour of msnbc live. right now more news with my colleague craig medical skrin rig melvin here in studio. >>> he's rattled, that is how one republican close to president trump reportedly described his mood amid concerns of an economic downturn as he faces the possibility of losing his greatest election advantage, the president once again lashing out and fanning the flames of a culture war. >>> plus, thanks but no thanks as the president's culture war plays out overseas. israel reversing course after announcing that they would in fact allow congresswoman tlaib to visit the west bank now saying no, she is not going to go. and, his own green new deal. president trump's interest in buying greenland generating a lot of reaction oversees. how that country is responding this morning. we'll get to that in just a moment. but we start this friday in the gap, the gap between those troubling signs in the economy and the picture that president trump tried to paint at his

josh mccauley is talking about the big tech and twitter. >> this is all too typical from twitter and big tech. congressman castro calling for retribution against trump donors posting their names. twitter doesn't do anything about that. mitch mcconnell whose life is threatened and he exposes what the left wing whackos are doing and twitter sensors him? >> bill: he summarizes what you were just saying. >> there is a real issue here about censorship on social media platforms. conservatives are rightly concerned these companies are run by liberals. they're making rules and enforcing censorship against conservative voices and it needs to be addressed. what can the government do about it? trump is looking at a potential executive order. that's not necessarily the right solution, either. it's a thorny, complicated question but one that needs to be addressed. >> bill: thank you, tom. a little bit of ice on that, bring it down a little bit. tom bevan in washington big show today here. former white house press secretary sean spicer is up in 20 minutes. steve scalise is our headliner. he has fi

literate consumers in terms of reading the terms of service in terms of trying to make sense to start mccauleythe mystic way which i think that gives me hope. that people can become more active consumers. participants think that it's really important for us as we're thinking about the issues that they're pushing teacher to challenges the technology presents to remember that human beings this and human nature is very it's very true and it's very repetitive we've actually been here before with other forms of communications technology we think about radio and the role that radio played for example in the 2nd world war when you think about the launch of television and beam of the fears around advertising in the fields around how. change society but these are all conversations that have actually happened in the past and so for me the big lesson is let's learn from what has already happened in the past let's not be afraid to look back there's nothing. so radically different about internet technology that human beings haven't. before. player law. or luck. the luck was. the load was. utterly loaded. t