mr. jones: i was a reporter at the anchorage daily news. but also covering business so i had covered oil even before the spill. >> can you tell us what the history of the oil industry was in alaska #how large was it during that time? in 1967s: it started with their was a huge oil strike . the pipeline began operating in 1973 and that's when the traffic again. about 15 years past before the spill. fromil industry in alaska the date oil was discovered had an enough -- enormous mind share in the state. it was recognized as the biggest source of running for state government. for long time it was the only source that matter. the oil industry produced money so fast it's a coffers that one of the jokes was, even the own less than -- alaska legislator could not waste it all. say --f it was spent and state services. besides generating all this money, they are always interested in politics and taxes and regulation. over time, their influence over the legislature became enormous. it was almost mandatory t

>> mr. jones was subject to the 2011 gang injunction and 2013 would have likely been to a shorter time period. right? when we bring these injunctions -- and, again, i'm happy to give you a full set so you can see what we're talking about. it is responding to crime and nuisance that is occurring, right and that is very recent. it's not something that -- it's not looking at a conviction or an arrest from 10 years ago. to have conduct you have to show that it's likely to occur in the future. so there has to be a temporal element, so, again, i don't have the details in front of me but i would gather that just not enough time had lapsed. and that's not unusual, right? if we are actually enjo having e gang members you expect in a year or two years in this is not enough time to pass. >> supervisor fewer: but this is 2018. >> right. >> supervisor fewer: so when you think about it that it isn't joined in 2011, those are many, many years. i mean, when you think about that, oh, 2013 was too short and then 20

jones: one last thing, mr. president. [laughter] jones: i want to tell you, mr. ident, this group knows not to give the mic to allen q. jones when he's at a state convention or the national convention. i asked you to autograph this picture personally, because this was taken to you -- with you when you were running for ofction as the president the united states. wow. trump: thank you. that's so beautiful. crowd: make a deal! thank you.: mr. jones: god bless you mr. president. i wish you well in the future. applause]d pres. trump: i started to get a little bit concerned when he finishing. [applause] trump: well, this is a president that will have you in the oval office. so all of my people back there, they're working it out already. okay? with honor. and we pay tribute not only to allen, but to all of the heroes of the greatest generation. and i'd like to take this moment to recognize every world war ii veteran in the audience today. each of you is a national treasure. it's true. [applause] pres. trump: we will never forget what you did for us -- ever. from bunker h

we are ready to meet mr. jones. >> hello, mr. jones. welcome. >> hello, everyone. i ain't god at this, but this gang injunction list that i am on is terrible. i am going to speak for myself. when i come outside, when i did come outside, they see me and oh, that's him, go get him. what did i do? i didn't even get a chance to do nothing yet. sometimes with weeknights in the safety zone, they call it. they call it the safety zone ar whatever. geneva street is not on the safety zone and i should be able to drive by without being harassed. i am not under probation, not under arrest. and i give you instance. me and my daughters and my son. we going to the disney on ice. the gang task force see me and i don't pay them no mind. i am going to the show. they get out of the car, and get out of the car with the guns. i got babies with me and a group of other people walking. and the other people, whats a going on? what did he do? what did he do? i did nothing. i was so em bars raed that i didn't -- i was so embarrassed that i didn't take my kids to see the show. i didn't want t

and so i can't speak as to exactly what happened with mr. jones. but if he was outside the safety zone, it could not be the only reason for the stop. >> supervisor fewer: so do you think that sometimes police officers may stop people that they think have a gang injunction or are enjoined and violate the rules of the gang injunction? >> you know, there will be a lot of things that will happen. there will be perceptions of the officers and perceptions of the individuals that are being detained as to why they're being stopped. i'm not going to say no because i can't speak for the actions of anyone else beside myself but if that does happen there are remedies and they can file complaints and the individuals can approach the city attorney. there's a number of things that can occur. >> supervisor fewer: and i just think that if you're in a gang and if you are enjoined in a gang injunction and police stop you outside of the zone and you are not -- i mean, i can't imagine an individual wanting to go to court and say, you know what, it was a violation and,

that is nice because if mrs. jones wants to be in this program and get subsidized she has to up her game and get more quality certifications, hire somebody who knows what they are doing, pay teachers the same as a kindergarten teacher gets paid so that when a teacher gets out they say made $35,000 as a kindergarten teacher or $20,000 as a pre-k teacher, they need to be paid the same amount. we work on building the quality in the first 2 or 3 years while we are pumping the enrollment. we have to take care of our children and start a lot earlier than we are doing. i agree with charter schools and the difference in those good performing cities like new orleans and dc is there laws allow whatever system regulates or control charters or give them a charter to get rid of them if they are not performing, getting the charter school in missouri is pretty hard. what we are doing is promulgating more bad schools under the guise that they are safer than public schools, last thing i will say. is a very safe car, volvo. if you put a

so mrs. jones who is a very nice lady and takes care of sally's two kids while sally goes to work because mrs. jones lives next door and she doesn't have to pay her lot. she sure can't afford the $8,000 to $12,000 a year for quality pre-k. that's nice. but if mrs. jones wants to be in that program and get subsidized, she's going to have to up her game and get more quality certifications, hire somebody who knows what they're doing. we're going to have to pay teachers the same as a kindergarten teacher gets paid so when a teacher come outs and says i can make $35,000 as a kindergarten teacher or $18,000 as a pre-kindergarten teacher, duh. they need to be paid the same amounts. we're working or building the quality in the first two or three years while we are upping the enrollment. we need to start a lot earlier. and i agree with charter schools, but the difference in those good performing cities like new orleans and d.c. is that their laws, i believe, allow whatever system regulates charters or contr

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>> no. >> do you know mr. jones at all? >> no, i do not. >> all right. >> no one from fusion ever spoke with the fbi, is there any way that contradict of what's in the e-mail that i have been referencing with you? >> i don't know. i can tell you i have not spoken to mr. simpson. not spoken to mr. simpson. i asked you that the first time. i thank you the chairman and the gentleman from south carolina, i yield back to the sent l mgentl. >> several of the questions asked by the gentleman were not answered ton advion the advise counsel. we'll note those questions so that we can address them at a future time because i find it stunning that they are not allowing you to answer those questions mr. strzok. the chair recognizes mr. gutierrez for five minutes. >> thank you very much. >> the gent leman started the hearing by saying i wish this hearing is not necessary. sorry, i don't believe. obviou of course he wants this hearing and it is necessary. there a there are 3,000 children separated from their moms and dads and the governmen

mr jones thank you for that is that. you think you could do a better job than the prime minister. definitely quite chaotic times here in britain first of all we do of course have bracks it looming with really just months to go before it becomes a reality and here we are in a situation where teresa mayes cabinet certainly seems to be in a state of disarray not only do we have two of the top ministers connected to bracks it coming and going three ministers in total really gone almost in a blink of an eye and a total of seven cabinet ministers that have departed in a span of a year and of course it's seems quite clear that if it's one more head up it looks very likely that a vote of no confidence will be showing theresa may the door and while all of this is unraveling at home the situation with talks with the rest of the european union about what's going to happen also seems to be leaving much to be desired politicians come and go for the problems they have created for the people who remain and the ghost bridge it is the biggest problem in the history of. u.k. relations. and it's sti

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mr. jones: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i rise today to speak on a matter of both personal and national importance. as many folks now by now, a defining moment in my career as a prosecutor was bringing to justice two former ku klux klansmen for the bombing of a church in 1963. that act of domestic terrorism -- and that's exactly what it was, an act of domestic terrorism -- killed four innocent, beautiful little girls. and as one of their mothers described, it sounded like the whole world was shaking. there's no doubt that it did. the whole world shook as people asked, how could this happen in america? the land of the free, the home of the brave. but despite the feeling that the whole world shook and indeed the horrific crime did add momentum to the civil rights movement, the catch and release responsible for the murder of those four little girls were not brought to justice for decades. the first came in 1977, 14 years after the fact, by my friend and former alabama attorney general bill baxley. it would be 24 & 2

are you familiar with this meeting mr. jones had with the fbi? >> i am not and i don't know if that's accurate or not, but i'm not aware. >> i'm going from the intelligence report that the majority issued from the house intelligence committee. >> i'm not aware of that meeting or who that is. >> have you ever spoke with daniel jones? >> no. >> do you know mr. jones at all? >> i do not. >> all right. i want to go back to one more question i asked you the first round, mr. strzok. mr. simpson, when he did testify in front of the senate judiciary committee was asked about fusion. no one from fusion ever spoke with the fbi. is there any way that that contradicts what's in the e-mail that i've been referencing with you? >> i don't know. i can tell you i have not spoken to mr. simpson. >> you've not spoken to mr. simpson. >> i asked you that the first time. all right. i thank the chairman and i thank the gentleman from south carolina for yielding. i yield back to the gentleman. >> the chair would note that several of the questions asked by the gentleman

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i didn't want to be mr. jones. to be out there covering this thing in a serious there.i was the out as you know, it did become a big to talk about t all the things that made it that way. peace demonstration that is got beat up in chicago. here was the comments about shoot to kill and shoot to name. but these protests and police challenged the city, the democratic party, and the nation's soul, but, and this we're here today, it challenged and changed the way reporters like me, defined and covered the news. kind llenged journalism's of business as usual in our tried and true ways of doing the job. it forced us to look at and perhaps redefine as objectivity. you've heard that word being used a lot today. reporting the news meant at that time offering sides in a point-counterpoint assault story, l of every carefully steering what we hought was truth into the apparent safety and neutrality of the middle of the road. c, it must besaid b. trained e way we were to report. we didn't call it as we saw it necessarily. saw it.

caroline: mr. jones, we thank you. our fx strategist in hot berlin. come up, holdings fallings.owing a new short from of the hottest short sellers. we speak to him in our next hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: from london i'm , caroline hyde. in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." features in focus. gold heading toward a decline. and let's bring in allen. he is at the cme. we had the dollar trading in quite the range for quite some time, are you saying there will be a breakout sometimes in? -- sometime soon. >> possibly. we have seen a relative high, we saw a relative high two weeks ago, so that is a key reversal and it could be setting up for downside action. we were straight down in 2017, so 2018 we saw some firmness, and a little bit of a bounce, but i am not convinced that this is for real. we have seen the rate hold steady. i am looking for volatility and we have seen no action on the 10-year note recently. we broke down a little bit, but that was after trading for a month straight in a $500 range between the high and low. i am looking for volatility

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