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mr. roberts. we are looking forward to having a full team on. thank you. >> all right. thank you very much for that comprehensive report. is there any public comment on the deputy director's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. all right. let's try this again. the next item is a report from our senior analyst, dylan rice. [laughter]. >> good evening, commissioners. i know we have a lot on the agenda so i'll try to make this brief. our next education and networking initiative, which is the s.f. after events network is happening this coming monday on july 22nd at jolene's which is in the mission, i hope you guys can make it. it is from 5:30 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. as you know, we do a different educational topic at each event. this one is an evergreen topic that will always be important, which is vendor management or we are calling it success through vendor management, and it is looking at best practices on how you can turn managing your vendors into a real revenue driver, but at the same time ensuring that the event is safe and compliant. we have a great lineup of

mr. president, robert mueller said russia is interfering in u.s. right now. >> you don't really believe this, do you? >> reporter: he said that last week. >> we didn't talk about that. >> what are you thinking? >> it fits into the pattern where the president has repeatedly cast out on the notion that russia interfered in the u.s. election despite the widespread conclusion by the intelligence community that's what happened. it was just a week ago that robert mueller when he was asked to really characterize american public from his two-year long investigation, he said it was about the urgency to the american democracy when it comes to this broader threat from russia and said in some of his most pointed words that they're still doing it, they're doing it as we sit right here and the president continues to cast doubt on whether that's the case and has not taken many actions to teak stop it from happening. >> dan coats, he's public lily disagreed with him on many open cas cases. >> and we're not working with russia on anything demonstrably. we haven't s

mr. robert francis o'rourke has his sights on the white house. that's where he's going to stay. called the sitting president of the united states an accomplice in a mass murder. has our politics gotten so broken that we let somebody, out of anger and rage, can say those things and expect the american people to respond? that's not what this country needs in a moment like this. was robert francis o'rourke saying those things when he was on city congress when president obama was in office and mass murders were going on then? this just, to me, sad commentary on where we are and what ambition sometimes will do to people. yes, a terrible, horrible tragedy in texas, in el paso. our hearts go out to those people. but to use that as an excuse to advance your candidacy for the president by saying the president is an accomplice in a mass murder is just way, way beyond the limits. >> dana: he has not been doing as well as he would like, obviously. one of the reasons they had to do this reset the because the fund-raising was not as good as they thought. the polls numbers aren't there. do you

was asked about the presidential race, gun violence, and the presidential agenda by reporter robert costa. mr. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am fred ryan, publisher, and am happy to have you here with us this morning. through these in-depth one-on-one conversations, we are learning more and more about the men and women seeking to become next president of the united states and what inspires them to serve the american people. our guest this morning is new york's america resting gillibrand. in. 2006, she captured the attention of the political e

mr. chairman to chief justice john roberts believes the judicial branch is not immune to -- so i ask every nominee on any committee that i sit on the following to question. i will just go down the line starting with mr. canterbury and going down the line. since he became a legal have you ever made a request for any sexual favors or verbal or sexual assault of a sexual and major? >> no senator,. >> no senator hirono. >> if ever been disciplined or entered a settlement into this kind of conduct? know, if not. >> no senator. >> no. >> no question for mr. canterbury the minority of gun dealers supply the majority of guns used in crime in his critical that we enforce existing gun laws if we are to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. the brady center to prevent gun violence obtained a special report from the atf that shows recommendations from the inspector to revoke dealers licenses are issued serious administrative actions routinely downgraded by their supervisors. according to "the news york times" in a june 2018 article based on the report quote about 11,000 inspections of firear

robert mueller's report said they were aware of mr. trump's efforts to have robert mueller fired.ommittee chairman jerry nadler says the committee wants to hear from both men next month . the moscow, a russian airline pilot narrowly averted disaster today. he landed in airbus a321 in a cornfield after the plane lost power in both engines. the plane struck a flock of seagulls shortly after takeoff. all 231 people on board survived. a dozen were injured, none seriously. hundreds of firefighters are battling a fire on a greek island. crews are dropping water from planes and helicopters but the most active part of the blaze is far from inhabited areas, burning through dense

mr. robert thun, at&t mobility welcome,cer.nment, senator gordon smith, president and c.e.o. of the national association of broadcasters, senator, welcome. city . john bergmayer, council, public knowledge. welcome. we want to thank our witnesses for joining us. your k forward to testimony. at this time, the chair will now recognize each witness for five their openingvide statement. before we begin, i would like to explain the lighting system in of you. there are a series of lights. the light will initially be green at the start of your opening statement. it will turn yellow when you have one minute left. so please start to wrap up your at that point, and the light will turn red when your time expires. ms. boyer, you're not recognized for five minutes. nd please make sure your microphone is on. >> thank you, good morning. bring you greetings from the foothills of the great ozark mountains in southeast missouri. astastarted our mom and pop in 1992. this meant we had to take out a econd mortgage on our home and we used our farm as collateral. it's never been easy. our systems ar

mr. president , robert mueller said last week -- [inaudible] >> president trump: you don't really believe, do you? i spoke with president putin of russia yesterday. they are having massive fires in their forests. they have tremendous -- i've never seen anything like it. it's very big. i just offered our assistance because we are very good at putting out forest fires frankly. if they should need it, i offered our assistance. we had a good talk, a short talk but a good talk and i think he appreciated it. we would be able to help them. these are massive fires like i haven't seen. that was the primary importance of the conversation. i think they very much appreciated it. >> reporter: on the fed, sir. >> reporter: russia interfering in the elections... >> president trump: i watched mueller. i'm not sure mueller knows what's going on. he said no collusion with us, no collusion. ultimately no obstruction because it led to no obstruction by a very smart group of people, including our attorney general. no collusion, no obstruction. as far as mueller's performance, you would have to say it was navy

mr. robert thun senior vice president of content program at&t mobility and entertainment, welcome sir. senator gordon smith presidency of the national association of broadcasters. senator, welcome and mr. john errica mickens senior counsel public knowledge,, welcome cerp you want to thank or witnesses for joining us today. we look forward to your testimony. at this time the chair will now recognize each witness for five minutes to provide their opening statements. before you begin i would like to explain the lighting system in front of you is a series of lights. the light will initially be green with your opening statement and will turn yellow when you have one minute left so please start to wrap up your testimony at that point and the light will turn red when you're time expires. ms. boyers you're recognized for five minutes and please make sure your microphone is on. >> good morning. i bring greetings from the foothills of the great mountains of -- my husband and i started our mom and pop in 1996. this meant we had to take out a second mortgage on their home and we used our farm as co

roberts there in france. waiting for the president for the laurel with mr. macron. i'm sure mr. roberts will get a question.on this morning, meanwhile. >> we will keep our fingers crossed. steve: meanwhile bring in stuart varney host of varney and company on fox business. john roberts set it up perfectly. the question is the sincerity of the chinese. they say let's get back to the table. the president said china has been hurt very badly. they have got to do something. >> i would imagine so, yes. look, this is a very fluid and fast-moving situation. what was 10 minutes ago might not be true now. might not be relevant at the moment. the bottom line is this. president trump utterly dominates this g7 meeting of world leaders. he has put trade front and center and he is dominating onged that and making deals. he has a deal with japan worth billions of dollars. steve: 7 billion. >> opened up negotiations with germany, angela merkel. they are talking car tariffs. america wants to do a big trade deal with britain after brexit and now have you got this chinese situation here. the president says china called him twic

was asked about the presidential race, gun violence, and the presidential agenda by reporter robert costa. mr. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am fred ryan, publisher, and am happy to have you here with us this morning. through these in-depth one-on-one conversations, we are learning more and more about the men and women seeking to become next president of the united states and what inspires them to serve the american people. our guest this morning is new york's america resting gillibrand. in. 2006, she captured the attention of the political establishment by winning the upset victory to represent the 20th congressional district. our guest this morning is new york senator kirsten gillibrand. in 2006 she captured the attention of the political establishment winning an upset victory in the race to represent new york's 20th congressional district. just three years later she was appointed to the fill the senate seat of one of her mentors, former secretary of state hillary clinton. now in her second full term, she's working on behalf of women. she has endorsed paid family leave, sponsored legislati

right behind the star are a chris hemsworth and robert downey junior. >> mr.elcome back. >> the matrix part 4 is a go with keanu reeves. it'll be co written, directed and produced by the -- production could start at the start of next year. >>> students at berkeley will be able to take a class called adulting. it'll cover topics like every day living issues ranging from filing taxes to building up your resume. the chronicle reports 100 people have signed up for the class which is only for 30 students. we have young children. we are teaching them the things now, laundry, dishwasher loading, emptying the lunch box. >> is it a one credit course or three >> three can you take it, pass fail >> only you. hopefully you would -- did your mom teach you these things >> no,. >> she did everything for you. >> i wish i knew more about financing. whatever. >> never too late. >> all good. college was a good time. sure it was. >> thank you for joining us. look at that fog. have a great one. meet us back at four. >> before there were amber alert's, there were milk cartons. john

for a better future after decades of authoritarian rule and the robert mugabe at his inauguration president. promised change there is. no mr turner said oh do you know. the way. but daily life is still tough zimbabweans queue day and night for cash and fuel food prices are rising sharply economists. say the country is in an economic meltdown the 1st protest start at the beginning of the year when man on god was government hiked the price of fuel by 130 percent police shoot at protesters leaving at least 17 people did and calls in jet. in early august the united nations announces that about 5000000 zimbabweans one 3rd of the population is in need of food aid many are close to starvation. and the government bans protests called by the opposition those who defy the ban and turn up anyway a tear gassed and beaten. leaving many zimbabweans angry and frustrated mad alleyway and wherever armed well i don't know not been cool enough or do everything well that's what we want everybody the restaurant to be that be without people home or it could not go and protest bands are still in place the opposition though has vowed not to give

you just listened to steven miller there with john roberts anything with mr. miller on which you agree? >> that's hard to find. you know, i did agree with president trump that we needed to take on china, but we need to , if we're going to go to war against china we need to go to war with our allies, not by ourselves and you know mr. miller just said we need to celebrate this. i'm not celebrating the fact that the average american has just gotten a $1,000 tax increase. that's what these tariffs are. i'm not celebrating the fact that -- leland: hold on, so the administration is now finally agreeing that the costs are being born by the american consumer. are you saying that if our allies, japan, and some of the other european spacings were also on board with tariffs against china and trying to hold them to account then that tax would be okay, those tariffs would be okay? >> i think if our allies were on board if we were doing this together i think we would win. the problem is i don't see the chinese backing down. i'm willing to bear some costs if we're going to c

she came -- she was the daughter of a very well-known financier newspaper owner, robert maxwell, in england. she assured mrsdaughters would be safe. that she would be there. and so i think, you know, the question that a lot of people have had in the last couple of weeks, ever since jeffrey epstein's arrest is where is ghillen maxwell? she reached out to me actually in april just wanting to catch up. >> and what does she say still -- did she say anything at the time about her relations or her care or lack thereof of epstein, his fate, anything like that? >> she didn't say anything. but i am on a witness list apparently in the case against her for the other side. so i was -- it was curious to hear from her, i must say. >> so, vicky, you have had interaction with so many in the circle of epstein, so now of these accusers, i mean the range of emotions from anguish to anger about his jail cell death, how would you describe how many of them are feeling at this juncture and how much confidence they have that they would actually gain anything financially from his estate, which is sizeable, as a result of any kind o

mr. roboto." ( laughter ) ( applause ) that's my de niro. that's robertan impression of shinzo abe. ( laughter ) trump said he was impressed that shinzo abe's father was a kamikaze pilot in world war ii. an unsuccessful one, evidently. ( laughter ) on his way to the fundraisers, trump was jazzed about something he had just received -- > i got a very beautiful letter from kim jong un yesterday. it was hand delivered and it wasn't touched by anybody. they literally take it from north korea to my office. ( laughter ) >> stephen: hand-delivered? for a guy who's the leader of the free world, he's awfully impressed by the concept of "mail." ( laughter ) (as trump) "a man in an official uniform, gray, shorts, pith helmet, hand-delivered it to me. and you can tell it was meant for the president because the stamp was an american flag. ( laughter ) forever. said forever. he thinks i should be president forever." ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) trump wouldn't describe the contents of the letter, but later tweeted, "in a letter to me sent by kim jong un, he st

robert in las vegas. good morning. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. mr. walker, i look forward to reading your book. what a coincidence because i was with jim nelson and michael douglas. we made the movie "the china syndrome." are you familiar with that movie? >> oh, yes. yes, i start my book with that movie. >> caller: well, what a terrible coincidence. the movie, when we released t t that, three days after that was released, the nuclear physicist was on television. he said the chances that we were depicting in that movie was 1 in 100 million or more. well, then three mile island, total of ten days, we heard about the -- what was going on there. now, i was undercover. i checked all nuclear power plants all over the world. now, we're trying to deal with all of the waste, like here in nevada. if you're familiar with what they're trying to do about that. >> robert, let me jump in very quickly. explain specifically your role or involvement in the film "the china syndrome." >> caller: i did the research on all the nuclear power plants. to be honest with you, i think they should all be shut down and just

mr. barrick complied with far fara arose during the russia inquiry led by special counsel robert mueller ferred to the the united states attorney's office in broork lynn. quote the inquiry has proceeded far enough last month that mr. barrick was interviewed at his request by prosecutors in the public integrity unit there. now for the record barrick spokesman says that prosecutors told them they have no more questions for him. and barrick has not been accused of wrongdoing. but it really is remarkable. that here we d a half years int administration and we are still learning about things that were happening on the very first day. we're still learning abouttrump inaugural. into his inaugural chairman and we'll be right back. inaugural we'll be right back. you try hard, you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells, for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects incl

mrs. feel pressure from votnys to doing about this, at least not in the long term. robert: was the t presidenting to do something that would rat it will markets? >> it would seem so and democrats are noting that voters don't care so much about this because the proposals they come up with are very endensive when they get drilled on it, the pushback is the president pushed billions of dollars in tax cuts. robert: appreciates you and your time for joining us. next up, why president frump withdrew his latest pick to lead u.s. intelligence just hours ago. watch on facebook or youtube every friday starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern i'm robert costa. have a great weekend. announcer: corporate funding for ovided byon week" is -- learning a language app that using speech recognition technology and teaches real limeat convens. daily 10 to 15-minute lessons are voiced by native speakers. announcer: financial services firm raymond james. yuditional funding is provided by koo and patrici, through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communits. the corporati

mr. chairman. chief justice john roberts has recognized that the judicial branch is not immune from widespread problem of sexual harassment. he has taken steps to address this issue. so i ask every nominee on any of the committee that i sit on the following to my question for all just go down the line starting with mr. canterbury,, good handling fiction she became a legal adult have you ever made unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature? >> no ma'am. >> no, senator. >> no, senator hirono. >> no. >> have you ever faced discipline or entered into a settlement related to this kind of conduct? >> know i have not. >> no, senator. >> no. >> no. >> question for mr. canterbury. the minority of gun dealers apply the majority of guns used in crime and it is critical that we enforce existing gun laws about the chance to buy firearm if we're to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. the brady center obtained reports of atf that shows recommendations from inspectors to revoke gun dealers licenses or issue some other serious administra

because of his grilling of the former special counsel robert mueller during that congressional hearing in which he was quite aggressive against mrsentially of protecting the president. that led some people to be a little uncomfortable, that combined with the fact that some people felt he had padded his cv and suggested he has more experience as far as counterterrorism was concerned, finally led him to say he was not going to go ahead with this, because of some criticism that was emerging in the press. donald trump highlighting the role of the media in all this, criticising them for the way they treated him, but also talking about the fact that the media was kind of doing the vetting process in behalf of the white house? yeah, which is an unusual way to look at the media, certainly that is not the way it is supposed to work — but you got the impression that president trump sometimes thinks that i can throw out a name and the media can work out whether or not there are any skeletons in the cupboard or any reason to be worried. of course the people that actually do work out that whole confirmation process, and whether or not someon

because of his grilling of the former special counsel robert mueller during that congressional hearing in which he was quite aggressive against mrlly of protecting the president. that led some people to be a little uncomfortable, combined with the fact that some people felt he had patted his cv and suggested he has more experience as far as counterterrorism was concerned, finally led him to say he was not going to go ahead with this because of some criticism that was emerging in the press. president trump seems to have advised him that rather than facing the scrutiny, it would be betterfor him to walk away, so now the president is looking for somebody else to take that crucial role. donald trump talked about him being treated unfairly by the media, but then also praised the media has been pa rt then also praised the media has been part of the vetting process? yeah, i think praise is probably too strong a word for donald trump, talking about the media, and i am not sure if it had the power you are suggesting. certainly he said that as far as he was concerned he would select a name and then the media would give their take on it, a

>> i think he's worried about robert mueller and joe biden and he should be. mr. mueller came before the committee and testified there's no kpa no exoneration, that it's not a hoax, and obstruction of justice goes to the heart of our criminal justice system and recounted the president ait tempting to fire him, and then to lie about it and make a false document. that he then directed cory lewandowski to go tell the attorney general to tell the special counsel to limit the investigation and effectively end the investigation and eight other instances of obstruction of justice. i think it evidence is the concern and his concern about the challenge by the vice presidents to his candidacy. i think he's afraid of both of them and for good reason. >> there's been a lot going on obviously in this tough week but these stories that your committee's work on, pretty import nlt. i appreciate you telling us about. >> of your work congressman cicilline. >>> coming up there's a growing list of democratis who say poin blank. s who say point blank. great riches will find you when li

robert weighton, also 111. it is not known who was born earlier in the day. mr that. now it's time for a look at the weather, with ben rich. after a dramatic end to the weekend with vicious thunderstorms in places, we can expect further torrential downpour is here and there as we head through the coming week. it won't be raining everywhere all the time, but where the rain does show up, it could be pretty intense. could cause some disruption. low pressure once again seizing control of our weather. you can see these lumps of cloud circling around the centre of the low on the satellite picture. we start monday with two bands of showery rain, one moving across northern scotland, one moving across east anglia and the south—east of england. now, this area of showers here should tend to clear away through the day. by the afternoon, much of england and wales should be dry bright, with some sunshine, a few showers for wales in the south—west. we will keep a scattering of downpours for northern ireland and scotland. 19— 25 degrees and what will be a fairly breezy day. dur

he said robert you going to the senior trip. i said no mr. thompson, am not. i couldn't afford to pay for that. he says no, somebody paid for you. and hereby the way and handed me an envelope. it was $75. and they also wanted you to have some spending money.el i'll never forget that day with mr. thompson. realizing that somebody has stepped up and realize that i actually do exist. that they knew me to pay for my trip, and give me some pocket money. so that gave me a bit of energy to get through the last month. so i graduated from high school. i remember walking across the stage receiving my diploma and i was the saddest kid in the world. because i was like what the hell am i going to do now. i knew where the shelter was, i knew the fact that i could do it most people expected me to do. get involved in drugs, be that kid that didn't amount to anything be thehe statistics tht we see where two out of three kids in our foster care system will be dead or in jail. dinner in jail. i wasn't going to be the number. so i joined the military. i joined the military and ma

robert castille is a good attorney, he joins us tonight. mr.astille, thanks for joining us tonight. so, two days in debates and this is a generalization, i think there are a couple of sane candidates, tulsi gabbard, for example, john delaney. tim ryan. but the front runners, pretty focused on ican people. america is a racist country that owes a lot to the rest of the >> let's understand where there's only one front runner in the race which is joe biden. everyone else trails and by double digits. they try to greatest create this argument. you could combine the numbers of virgie and warren together and they still trailed biden. by the way, let's look at the thursday debate. you have bernie and warren in the middle. >> tucker: way, man stop you right there? okay. that's true but we are pretty early. i mean, just bush was leading the rest of the pack by that kind of margin four years ago. do you really think that joe biden, having watched him carefully into debates, and is capable of sustaining a winning presidential campaign between now and the no

as also some information in there about virginia roberts who probably has been the most vocal of mr. epstein's alleged victims come describing in one instance how she ended up in hospital l as a result of the alleged abuse by mr. epstein. amy: explain what she is allegiging in this case. is alleging shehe lured to mr. epstein's estate in palmlm beach -- actualally, she was working at mar-a-lago at the time and she was brought to mr. epstein's maxwell tostensibly massageabobout the skill of and also possibly be put through college and travel the world. what she found is she was immediately turned into essentially a sex slave by mr. ssstein and allegedly mi maxwell as well. she, more than anyone else, has been vocal over the years in a alleging that only that she was abused, but that this was a vast far-reachingng s sexual traffifg operation. amy: now, the whereabouts of maxwell, the daughter of robert maxwell, the media baron who used to own the new york daily ats who mysteriously died sea in the early 1990's,s, her whereabouts are not known right now. is that right? >> well, that has

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roberts and billie lourd who work as camp counselors. things are about to get interesting l because matt slasher mr.w season premieres september 18 on fx >> harvey weinstein has pleaded not guilty to two new charges of predatory assault. the disgraced movie mogul was already facing five felony charges related to sexual misconduct allegations which he has consistently denied. his trial was set to begin in september, but a judge has pushed the start date back to january 6. weinstein's lawyers are also pushing for a change of venue, saying that an impartial jury cannot be found in manhattan due to the amount of media coverage. >> residents of newark, new jersey, are fighting for clean water. a group led a march from penn station to the prudential center where the mtv video music awards were being held. >> when do we need it? now. >> what do we want >> two weeks ago the city began distribution water bottles to residents in 14,000 homes after several homes tested positive for lead above the federal threshold. the city has announced it will borrow $120 million from neighboring towns in essex county to rep

robert and ethel kennedy's fifth child. >>> and last night president trump held a campaign rally in cincinnati, the day after the presidential debate. mrc he was referring to four liberal congresswomen of color who he said should go back to their countries.unlike mr. trump's la the crowd did not chant "send them back." >>> it's the end of the line for foreign robocallers who appearing to be calling from your area. there's usually a scammer on the other end. kris van cleave explains how the government plans to crack down. >> reporter: in june, robocalls rang up americans at a rate of 1,678 per second. nearly 2 billion were from scammers, many from overseas, using a technique known as spoofing to make it look like they're calling from the u.s. foreign scammers hijacked beverly figueroa's number to call countless victims. >> you feel helpless because you have >> reporter: leaving her to deal with angry customers. it's now illegal for foreign callers to spoof the u.s. with the hope it will force phone companies to block more calls and texts.chairmpa >> i'm still getting a bunch of these every single day. >> absolutely. that's one of the re

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mr. ron batory, administrator of the federal railroad administration, susan fleming, director of physical infrastructure, u.s. government accountability office, robert bourg, strategic development, wabtec corporation. chris matthews, assistant vice president, network control systems, bnsf of railway, and jim derwinski, chief executive officer and executive director of metro. today's hearing will evaluate progress in implementation positive train control, ptc, and examine potential challenges in meeting the final implementation deadline of december 31, 2020. as recent committee hearings have highlighted, ptc is an important technology that has the ability to prevent accidents, including over-speed derailments, such as the tragic derailment in dupont, washington in 2017, as well as preventing train-to-train collisions. ptc enforcement and implementation act, passed by congress and signed into law by president obama in october 2015, required railroads to implement ptc by december 31, 2018, however it allowed a railroad to apply for an extension of up to 24 months if, and only if, a railroad met important milestones. i am pleased to say that under secre

this year of special counsel robert mothers report on his investigation of president trump and russian interference in the 2016 presidential race appreciate very much what mr muller did for the country. i have read most of the report for me. it is republicans believe that the mother report cleared trump the real scandal they claim is that the f.b.i. spied on his campaign has the f.b.i. ever launched a counterintelligence investigation of another president that you're aware of not to my knowledge that's the real crisis here if this can go on to the united states of america we don't have a democracy anymore democrats counter that muller's report provides ample evidence that the president obstructed justice and committed other misdeeds that warrant is impeachment we took an oath to protect and serve the constitution of the united states of america and the way we do that is we began impeachment proceedings now. each side is so convinced that they are absolutely correct that they are morally. and truly correct that the other side is dangerous liana mason is a professor at the university of maryland a recent book on civil agreement examines why partisan polariza

robert joseph bob is one of the all-time greatest players. during his 13 season with the boston celtics he confounded opponents, and was instrumental in building the team into a legendary success. mr. cousy 16 and be attribute chips with the celtics, led the league in assists with eight straight years, a 13 time all-star in one of the nba's most valuable player words in 1957. off the court, he fought for racial equality and racism directed at his teammates and helped organize the nba players association. in 1971, he was inducted into the memorial basketball hall of fame. united states probably honors mr. cousy whose competitiveness and character hasho solidified m as a distinguished athlete in america. [no audio] [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. for those kind words. if i'd known i was going to be eulogized i probably had done the only decent thing and died for you. [laughter] at 91, i have to stop using that line. i think the good lord has heard it once too often. isanyway, mr. president, i known your world your well underway to making america great again. in my world it is been great for 91 years. only in america could my story have been told. i'm here to say i am easily

president and mr putin last year when putin said we'll give you the 12 indicted military intelligence officers indicted by a special counsel robert mueller but what we want in return is you bill browder how did that make you feel well again i was i was actually in america at the time and it and donald trump's reaction to that was i think it's a brilliant idea so i of course i couldn't feel anything other than. a little uncomfortable but 2 things that made me feel 1st was that in america donald trump doesn't have his own personal rendition squad this has to go through the department of justice and the courts and the united states the rule of law wouldn't have handed me over to the russians whatever donald trump reaction was but again the fact that i'm living rent free in putin's head shows just how how effective the magnitsky act has been that i would be the one thing he brings up at the summit and so from my perspective it only emboldened me to carry on and to push harder to get other countries do magnitsky and it was an extraordinary example was it of the state of modern politics and geopolitics his vladimir putin russian presid

get more on this now we're joined by robert kennedy professor of international relations at tucson national university and he's joining us from busan and south korea mr kelly always a pleasure to have you with us on the as they are told let's talk us through what you think this latest decision by salt told us about how it views japan and its so how it views north korea right now yeah this is sort of been a while and coming from the americans help sort of twist the arms of south korea and japan especially south korea into this i'm about a decade ago there's a lot of lingering historical animosity in south korea because of the way japan behaved in south korea during the war this is sort of been papered over to a certain extent by american alliance management the trump ministration doesn't really put much stake in that has really got involved in this very much and so these sort of tensions that have been below the surface for a while sort of erupted here is accelerated by the fact that you have a sort of left wing nationalist administration in south korea which is wants to be tough on japan on the other hand you have a right wing nationalist administrat

project operator and with our new board chair we were able to have robert mondale send us a short message. please sit back and watch. >> mr. attorney general, some have so grasped issues that it is below the metaphors and to the dialect of the human heart. today we have such a tragedy and for those desperate new expressions have been borne, a barbed wire bondage and a flood tide of human misery, and with this new coinage, our language is a rich and our civilization is impoverished. and for the decency and self-respect of the civilized world. if each nation would agree for every jew at once, every jew could have been saved. it is heartbreaking to think of the desperate human beings waiting in suspense for what happens. but the question is not just humanitarian, but it is also a test of civilization. this had begun with high hopes and preparing to welcome in another 168,000 refugees in the coming year. the governors and the members of congress in our delegation as well as outstanding civic duties for all of america are a symbol of the enduring commitment of president carter and the american people. but the growing exodus fr

this year of special counsel robert mothers report on his investigation of president trump and russian interference in the 2016 presidential race appreciate very much what mr moller did for the country. i have read most of the report for me. it is republicans believe that the mother report clear trump the real scandal they claim is that the f.b.i. spied on his campaign has the f.b.i. ever launched a counterintelligence investigation of another president that you're aware of not to my knowledge that's the real crisis here if this can go on to the united states of america we don't have a democracy anymore democrats counter that muller's report provides ample evidence that the president obstructed justice and committed other misdeeds that warrant his impeachment we took an oath to protect and serve the constitution of the united states of america and the way we do that is we began impeachment proceedings now. each side is so convinced that they are absolutely correct that they are morally. and truly correct that the other side is dangerous liana mason is a professor at the university of maryland a recent book on civil agreement examines why partisan polarizat

robert parker? >> there have been multiple treasure island movies and they are probably will be more. >> and mr.kleiman what is your favorite most accurate in your eyes western gunslinger movie you've ever seen? >> my favorite western is the searchers. however, i did find in looking at the hickok book i wanted to watch movies that were particularly about gunfighters. it's a very good grade report called the gunfighter in which he is trying to get out of the life and having trouble doing that. but i would have to say the spot really rose for me for the movie sheen i think it's a wonderful story i think jack schaefer wrote a wonderful book and they turned it into a very, george stevens director very good story and you have the character played by alan led who has come to this farm work they live and the idea he's going to try to get out of the gunfighter life yet he is pulled back into it because of events around him. there is a poignancy to the character that i found identified with because of the poignancy of the hickok character. >> thank you. >> i know that hasn't been a movie about norco but

mrs. career and presenting a different image of ness that while not kevin costner or robert stack was closer to the heroic image that i knew from hollywood and these were historical novels but you would always have a short afterward at the end talking about his research and the sources that we use and how surprised he was to go to where eliot ness is papers were kept in cleveland or to look at newspaper articles and to discover so much of what had been discounted about ness's career specifically with regards to our capone turned out to be verifiable facts and i loved his work, i got to know him and when i was studying history at the university of michigan doing the thesis that would become my first book about orson welles were of the world broadcast and eventually we were complaining about how his story had bit been misrepresented by hollywood and a lot of poorly founded nonfiction accounts and eventually i said to max, we've got to stop complaining about this and do something about it, i'm being trained as a historian, you're a master novelist so we can write the proverbial nonfiction book

robert weighton. who is also 111. it's not known who was born first. mr smith died on saturday night.orth, plenty of showers and thunderstorms continue to rattle on through the evening to the first part of the night. most of the thunderstorms in this yellow warning area affecting parts of scotland and northern england including flood sensitive areas across northern england. this warning valid till around midnight. thereafter for the rest of the night, those thunderstorms will ease down. you can see them rattling their way northwards and eastwards in the early hours. some dry following behind and then rain falling and then another line of showery rain pushes in from the west towards the end of the night. again some of this rain could be quite heavy. though not cold — a particularly muggy night for us, temperatures no lower than 13—16 degrees. so we start the new working week on an unsettled note thanks to this area of low pressure which is going to stick around in fact throughout the week. that is going to be anchored mainly to the north—west of the uk on monday. across parts of scotla

mr. trump also downplayed the missile launches. >> there have been no ballistic missile tests, no long-range missiles. >> robert kelley is in southorea. he is a professor of political science at pusan university. so five missile launches in two weeks. how do you interpret that? >> the north koreans are pretty upset. this is normally how the north koreans express themselves. they're given to outbursts and outlashes like this. it probably is because of the u.s./south korean exercises. it may be a way to pressure donald trump into making more genuine concessions in the negotiations. we've been talking to the north koreans since last summer when trump and kim met in singapore. neither side has really come forward with anything that looks like a workable deal. we're sort of in this holding pattern. this might be way of the north koreans to needle president trump. >> he basically says so long as it's not an intercontinental ballistic missile, it's not a big deal by his measure. >> yeah, my guess is that's probably a political benchmark more than anything else. the president wants to keep this thing on the road. new york has been a sign

mr. sanders, she wants to revive the beleaguered dnc and help recapture the senate while retaining the house in 2020." robert, that has to sound like music to the party >> robert: so many things in the last few minutes. i peeked in the first minute, i've done that. let's start with the polls. the poll yesterday had 300 people that give that poll. the poll this morning, morning consul, had 17,000. the political poll today had 5,000. both of those showed biden north of 30%. both of those showed bernie and elizabeth somewhere between 15% and 20%. if we look at polls that have a larger swath of people -- and if you take that and look at the poll, you have about a third in the moderate, which is biden, on his own right now. you have about a third and the populist left. what kennedy said, where it seems like the momentum is with warren. then you have a third kind of between 2% and 10% that we don't know. i would say there is no questio question, the "i've got a plan for that" with elizabeth warren that kennedy was referring to. what katie said, the electricity on the far left, that's right, too. but that's only ab