so thank you, nate. nate deserves a big hand.is the program manager of the kleptocracy initiative and does everything from co-authoring reports, writing op-eds to organizing event and also produces this daily brief we put out which is a lot of trouble and we wanted to stop doing it for months and months and months. people keep telling us it's so useful that nate is stuck doing it and a lot of the people who are real actors and the anti-kleptocracy space to put it perhaps more specifically than i should read this. so we keep doing it and nate spends a couple hours a day on it. many of you may be signed up for it and if not i hope you -- yeah. are any of our reports out there, nate? they are all out there. okay. so i should say about countering russian kleptocracy that this isn't necessarily about russia only, it's really about countering kleptocracy in general, but we thought we would give it a specific vivid title because that does seem to be the clear and present danger that people recognize, but it's meant to have general appli

so thank you, nate.ause] nate is the program manager of the kleptocracy initiative and is everything from co-authoring reports, riding up beds to organizing events and he also produces this daily brief that we put out which is a lot of trouble, and we wanted to sort stop doing it fonthmonths and me keepli us it's so useful, that nate is stuck doing it, and a lot of the people a real actors and sort of anti-kleptocracy space put it more specifically that i should, read this. so we keep doing it and this is, nate spins a couple hours a day on that. i hope many of you may be signed up, and if not i hope -- [inaudible] >> are any of our reports out there, nate? they are all out there, okay. i should say bout counted russian kleptocracy that this isn't necessarily about russia only. it's really about countering kleptocracy in general. but we thought we'd give it a specific vivid title because it does seem to be the clear and present danger that people recognize, but it's meant to have general applicability an

according to the labor of bureau of statistics, education is leading to teens in the work force and nate points out there's certain tasks that teens can't perform like using a deep fryer or the slicer and of course can't whereabout after a certain hour so that could also be -- can't work after a certain hour so that can be a factor. >>> president trump took to stage at nra convention in dallas today but kpix melissa shows us guns weren't his only focus. melissa. >> that's right, ken. president trump highlighted staunch support for second amendment but made time to pat himself on the back. new poll numbers and north korea. >> they were saying, this is going to be nuclear war. we're going to have -- no. you know what gets you nuclear war? weakness gets you nuclear war. being weak gets you nuclear war. let's talk about guns, shall we? >> speaking to a sold out crowd of gun enthusiasts and sellers, president trump mocked critics concerns that we'd start a war with north korea. instead, he said things are going really well. the president also issued a washing sto nra -- warning to nra members

after all his men at the lifeboat station that he was manning had jumped, fortu nately that he was manning had jumped, fortunately the mancy came alongside again and he made the decision to jump again and he made the decision to jump along and he did. but as it turned out, he picked daytime where the otranto was going on, the mancy was coming up, and so when he landed on the mancy it was a very harbour landing. the mancy's commander was lieutenant france's craven. he is high risk rescue saved around 600 men, while the rest of the convoy steamed on. the convoy was under orders, by the way, that if any ship was disabled,, orders, by the way, that if any ship was disabled, , no orders, by the way, that if any ship was disabled,, no other ship was to be rendering assistance. in my

nate woodward:"roseville costco came into the store and actually solicited us.m the company came in, said we want your banner in our store, we'll put in front and center. citrus heights situation was isolated to them, it's not for the company."again woodward saw it as a win-win.help a charity, get good advertising. so once again, he cut a check for 500 dollars.doug johnson: "but before that banner could even go up in the roseville store, woodward said he got a letter from costco's regional office of a complete refund and no explanation for why he was getting it."nate woodward: "the ar-15 is our logo and they knew that when they came into our store and solicited us. so it wasn't a secret. that's what all of the banners look like"woodward believes costco has just gotten too ange the logo anytime soon?"doug johnson:"never." (justine) that was doug johnson reporting... woodward says he believes costco has just gotten too many complaints about the logo. (jr stone)(jr stone) (jr stone) after dropping the first two in boston lebron james and the cavs desperatly trying

or by them. >> that is bloomberg tech editor nate lanxon. nate: up to entire archives of all the content that they have generated on the service. >> on may 25, companies with more than 250 employees and that hold data on european citizens will have to get unambiguous consent from users to collect their data, instead of just burying that ok inside fine print. it will also make it much easier to revoke consent that users had previously given. for consumers who do opt in, they have a right to know what is being done with their data, and instead of being charged to obtain it, can request a free copy. nate: companies like google and facebook have been making data available for download and deletion upon request for quite some time. >> consumers also have the right to be forgotten, which lets citizens request that organizations delete their data. data portability -- that gives consumers the right to retrieve their data and sell it to other companies. for example, you may be able to trade something like a gift certificate from zara in exchange for

>> i'm nate from long beach, california. >> nate, do you still live with your parents?uple of noes. vast majority say yes. is nate still dwelling in his parents' basement? >> yes. >> had to think about it? >> i didn't want to give it away. >> how old are you? >> 31. >> how old have you lived with your parents? >> uh -- 31 years. >> jimmy: well, the math checks out. [ laughter ] all right, we have a couple more. >> yvette. >> yvette, do you still live with your parent. >> jimmy: does yvette still live with her parents? oh, there's a surprising number of yeses. let's see. >> no. >> when did you move out? >> 18. ? interesting fact, her parents were bo derek and the guy from twisted sister. we have one more. >> mark diamond from washington. >> to you still live with your parents? >> jimmy: how do we feel about mark? everyone says yes. all right. the answer is -- >> yes. i do. >> how old are you? >> 35. >> is that your mom? >> yes, that is. >> do you want to thank your mom for letting you live with her? >> well, yeah. thank you, mom. >> jimmy: all right, that's very sweet. s

what is your reaction to the president's attitude on the protest, nate? look, i fought, we fought, people in the military, we fought for the rights and the freedoms and the privileges really that we experience in this country, right? and at the end of the day when we are in a firefight, last thing we're thinking about is the flag or the anthem or the star span gell espangled banner. we're thinking about protecting our brothers. and ultimately what we're fighting for is what the flag and anthem represents. but that is a very diverse thing. i mean, that is what america is. it is people from all backgrounds, you know, different situations, different experiences, different countries that experience something very special here. and that is what we fought for. and so i'll fight for everybody. whether i agree with them or not, i'm still going to defend those ultimate freedoms and rights until the day i could di. >> doyou think that the league' new rules will have any measurable effect on player protests? >> that is a good question. you know, by the end of the se

. >>> up next, we've got nate and nia. they go out in austin so nate can get his hours in.ook at that view. it's perfect. >> it is perfect, but they better not have engine trouble all of a sudden. >> he told her to look down. when she did -- she sees a message. >> wow. >> oh, snap. >> written on the sand on the beach. oh, you thinker. >> yes, he pulled out that red box and she goes, that's why you were -- okay. got it. they've been dating for quite a while now. he says they actually met about 4 1/2 years ago when she answered a facebook buy and sell ad for a couch he was selling. >> sofa so good. >> they're going to live happily ever after. >>> they're fast, they're free and they're flying through the forest of israel. sam pilgrim, we know sam, he's a heck of a mountain biker. he's down on this trail with a couple of his buddies. ♪ >> well, if they're so good, let me see them ride on water because, i mean, this is the holy land. >> i think sam wishes he probably could have done that instead of this. >> oh. >> candidadidn't look that bad distance. let's get up closer and see

that outbreak began in march and all people infected were unfax nated. there's no danger to the public as long as you're fax nated. >>> a lot of people are turning away from lettuce and salads lately. the e. coli outbreak has turned deadly. a california person has been killed after eating romaine lettuce. it's unclear where in california the victim is from. the outbreak has affected 121 people across 25 states. now the cdc suggests if you know or even think your lettuce is from the yuma, arizona, area, throw it away. >> a laptop theft thwarted and it's all caught on camera. some good samaritans rush into action to stop an alleged laptop thief. it happened outside of a popular cafe. cheryl, police are looking for the two alleged thieves, but they also want to see the good samaritans, too. >> they do want to talk to them. because police say this is an open and active investigation. it's .haing all over the bay area. people come up to cafes like this, grab computers and get away. but this time the getaway was caught on cell phone video. >> you might think t

this island, u nfortu nately the smell from it.has gone down a bit, and even cruise ships have said we're not coming right now. if this continues... if the volcano continues then yes, u nfortu nately, volcano continues then yes, unfortunately, it could have a large impact on the island and its economy. keith vachon, thanks very much for talking to us. mahal oh, thank you. the bbc has uncovered a growing and illegal trade in eu passports and travel documents, many of them being sold by refugees who've decided to leave europe. german politicians have described it as a huge and worrying problem for european security because such documents allow access to europe's schengen zone. within the zone, people can travel between countries with few checks. from the greek—turkish border, nawal al maghafi has this special report. under the cover of darkness, once again syrians are starting a journey. families, together with all their belongings, hoping to make a new life. but these people aren't entering europe — they are giving up on it. they'd

kashmir, who correctly identified islay as islay, then altered to started and her bow was u nfortu natelymidships and caused a whole host of catastrophic effects. the hms kashmir, which was about ten 11,000 tons of steel, just hammered into the side of the hms otranto, hitting it midships and destroying the boiler room and engine room, killing 20 or 30 people instantly. and be otra nto killing 20 or 30 people instantly. and be otranto was stuck wallowing in the sea in a force 11 gale with a huge gash in its side, with no power, and slowly sinking. in near hurricane conditions, the royal navy destroyer, hms mancy, came alongside the otranto, destroyer, hms mancy, came alongside the otra nto, giving destroyer, hms mancy, came alongside the otranto, giving soldiers and sailors the chance to jump aboard. one who did was sam leavy, a us army officer from one who did was sam leavy, a us army officerfrom georgia. he trained here at fort screven, where i heard his story from his grandson. after all his men at the lifeboat station that he was manning had jumped, fortu nately that he was manning ha

pure, that would help to slow the progression. >> reporter: renew's research, heavy stuff in you ask nate jackson. >> we're looking for an alternative. we don't want to have pills forced upon us. we don't want to be ravaged from the effects of concussion. >> reporter: the nfl announced in august of 2017 that it will donate $40 million for neuroscience research. jackson hopes the league will also back research into the cbd molecule. >> it can be seen as trail blazers, the first league to throw money behind it and actually study it. >> reporter: since cbd comes from cannabis, how exactly are they growing more of it outside the marijuana plant? i'll take you down to renew's lab in san diego and show you tomorrow as 6:00. >> fascinating information. >> it is. and for parents with our kids involved in so many sports, this is right up our alley. >>> let's turn things over to jeff. >> temperatures going up a few more degrees tomorrow. it's going to be really a beautiful next couple of days here across the bay area. as we take a look at our microclimate forecast tonight, it is all about this area

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u nfortu nately i had crashed and was on fire.nately i can report one person, the pilot, is deceased in the helicopter. and we're working with the accident investigation branch, the air accident investigation branch and civil aviation authority to establish the cause of the crash and who the pilot may be. the emergency services ourselves and the ambulance and fire service all attended as did air ambulance and we have secured the scene and we will be working through the night with those other agencies to establish who the pilot is. the secondary ticketing website, viagogo, has been referred to trading standards over claims of misleading advertising. the firm has failed to meet a deadline imposed by the advertising standards authority to make its prices more transparent. viagogo argues that it is transparent about additional fees. the culture minister, margotjames, has urged music fans to boycott the website. joining me now is adam webb, campaign manager at ‘fanfair alliance‘ which campaigns against industrial—scale online ticket to

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enench] [derh speakinfrench] [aarar speing g frch] [indtitinct nvevertion]n] [hssssain ousane peakaki nate langua]] [abar speang french] [tazrou speakin native lauauage] [souse e speang native ngnguage [derhempeaking frch] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by the orange county community foundation and the farvue foundation. ççaóo÷÷ÑÑÑgç>>????Ñ [applause] derrick: so, um, i--i think i want to start by actually asking some questions, and just, you know, raise your hands. um, how many people in the audience think this culture will undergo a voluntary transformation t to a sanene and sustaiainable way of livini? [laughter] ok, one person raised his hand and then went like this. um, so we have one person. two--two, two people. um, ok. um, how many people think this culture is insane? man in audience: whoo-hoo! derrick: this is a fairly friendly audience. u um, how may people think the culture s

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i was fortu nate continued not to wash it.ough that we played in white i think gies. tinge girls. the girls were happy after that. whatever happens in the game — just wash your shirt! the bfa was given to me when i was playing in the under—20 once. one of girls called me the baby faced assassin and it stuck. got a massive opportunity and we are going to go out and try and grab it with both hands. it would be an unbelievable thing and a dream come true. we will be following their progress. well let's end the show where we started with zinedine zidane — he may be stepping away as manager of real madrid, but i'm sure he'll find a way to occupy his time with the world cup approaching. he may even take a little trip down memory lane, back to 1998, when he was a player for france, on the biggest stage, he scored twice in the final to beat brazil and lift world cup trophy. good night. 0h oh and that is a goal. zidane. zinedine zidane has scored first. another one. and it's there. zidane again. well. would you believe that? zinedine z

u nfortu nately bad everything happens for a reason.nately bad timing for him but good timing for myself. how exciting to have the chance to play at lord's and mix—up with england's best. you have come up through the age groups. you have said, i was always a little porker when i was younger so i never took the long run—up. that is how you described getting into bowling your offspring. when i was younger mum fed me too much, she always said it was a bit of puppy fat. but i have always bold offspring and i have, with the system with the somerset academy i went away for a year, did not actually get a contract year, did not actually get a co ntra ct to year, did not actually get a contract to start with and then came back from adelaide and everything has happened very quickly since. that was three years ago. i'm very grateful for everything i that was three years ago. i'm very gratefulfor everything i get now. england had been waiting a long time to get a spinner to cement their place in the team. you think you could do that? amazing opport

it's a really u nfortu nate questioning his own ability.ons i'd expected, to be fair, he just needs time to reflect on that performance. with social media and people to comment insta ntly media and people to comment instantly it's tough on goalkeepers, and he has apologised for letting so many people down. at the end of the day football is a team game, but the goalkeeper position is so isolated. the scrutiny on them is like no other position. look at the match last night, there may have been individual mistakes, but u nfortu nately individual mistakes, but unfortunately in such a big game is really does fall on him. it's very u nfortu nate. really does fall on him. it's very unfortunate. so how does loris karius deal with this setback and put this trauma to some use? it's a difficult one to answer. he needs to ta ke difficult one to answer. he needs to take time to reflect. it's going to be very raw at the moment. he needs to ta ke be very raw at the moment. he needs to take time away, i think when looking at these tough situations, it's th

we could talk, but we don't u nfortu nately have we could talk, but we don't unfortunately have time,at has been conducted, the so—called carwash enquiry that has now resulted in 300 people being charged and 180 people being convicted of all political parties, and of none, that is clearly a pressing problem for whoever becomes president this year in the october elections to deal with. let me put to you this point. if the workers party, your party, instead of trying to run the past resident again as its candidate, a man who is in prison and has been convicted, wouldn't you be better serving your cause by fielding a new candidate, somebody of the teacher, not a man in his 70s who was of the past? let me ask you, finally then, if the presidential election goes ahead, ms rousseff, without lula as a candidate, cause they keep up the ballot paper, should brazilians accept the result? i think the answer, then... bt being the workers party, your party. i think the answer... i think the answer to my question thenis i think the answer to my question then is that brazilians should not accept suc

thank you, nate. he deserves a big hand. he is the program manager of the kleptocracy initiative and does everything from co- authoring reports, writing off beds, and organizing events, and he also produces this daily brief that we put out, which is a lot of trouble, and we want him to sort of stop doing this for months, but people keep telling us it is so useful. a lot of the people who are real actors in the anti-kleptocracy space have put it more specifically that i should, they needed. so we keep doing it. so he spent a couple hours a day on that. so many of you may be signed up for that. yeah, and are any of our reports out there? they're all out there. so i should say that countering russian kleptocracy, this is not necessarily about russia only. it is about kleptocracy in general. without we would give it a specific title because that seems to be the clear and present danger that people recognize, but it is meant to have general applicability. and there's nothing anti- russian about it. so, i think, given the time, we

connor lamb just to name a few, telling the post, nothing nefarious, i was not choosing to overdo nate207, candidates should refund the money, i donate assuming they do not accept what is over the limit. so folks on social media, talking about this one, bob says she knowingly committed a crime through attempts to add deception, she absolutely needs to be charged and sassy on twitter says, ros' o'donnell illegally exceeded contribution limits, what are the consequences, a lawyer says people are rarely penalized to overdo nate to go specific candidate. she has 5 different addresses and four different variations of her name. rob: i don't know if anybody buys the whole excuse and you have -- >> the people are comparing the two. rob: michelle obama not a fan of the president. carley: big shocker. she's worried about the women who voted for president trump. take a listen. >> i'm concerned about us as women and how we think about ourselves and about each other and what's really going on. what is going on in our heads where we let that happen, you know? carley: she went onto question whether w

(grant) and now as nate belt reports the town's mayor and some residents are actually speaking out in áásupport of the officer. natsot"he's not supposed to be doing that." mayor aj connors posting a video to facebook on friday.backing the police department saying the officer, frank moss, was just doing his job.mayor a.j .connors/warsaw, nc "we must understand that this young man had broke the law. he was there, he started a fight and the officer's job is to make an arrest." others in town who i spoke with that wished to remain off camera feel moss used excessive force. daysi madrid has known moss for 10 years.daysi madrid/friend"i couldn't believe it. a really good person, him and his wife, they're really good people." for now, she agrees with the mayor that moss was doing his job.but looks forward to seeing the whole video released. daysi madrid/friend "i would like to see it so everybody will be clear. everybody will be out there and like, 'ok, this is what happened,' because that little clip only shows a certain part. but it doesn't show the background of why it started." attorneys

surprising news broke mid—evening on the bbc and other news outlets that sir alex ferguson has u nfortu nately has unfortunately had a brain haemorrhage. it happened this morning at his home in cheshire. the first clue when —— came when his son, who manages doncaster rovers, said he had to go on for a family issue and wouldn't be managing his team's game. it and it was taken to a local hospital, transferred to the salford royal and that is where the operation took place. it went very well, apparently. and hopefully, he will be absolutely fine. it says he will be absolutely fine. it says he will need a long period of treatment in that hospital. already there are well—wishers. gary lineker, the captain of manchester united, michael carrick, and manchester city saying all the very best. he is the best football manager we have ever had as —— in this country. and i say this as a manchester city manager.|j surrender to your manly wisdom. this as a manchester city manager.|j surrender to your manly wisdomm is not only manly! the best football manager we have ever had. he seemed to have been well like

enough and if i was casual on shoes day, at least one extra day would help me a lot, but u nfortu nately i extra day would help me a lot, but unfortunately yesterday i did not feel i was in great form. elsewhere nick kyrgios has pulled out of the french open with the elbow injury that's troubled him for more than a month. he was due to play compatriot bernard tomic in the first round. meanwhile there was success for the number two seed alexander zverev. the german player had no trouble negotiating his first round opponent — comfortably beating rica rdas berankis in straight sets. 6-1, 6-1, 6-2. daniel ricciardo has completed a dominant weekend for red bull by winning the monaco grand prix. the australian started on pole, but was forced to drive for a marjority of the race with power problems as andy swiss reports. lewis hamilton, third on the grid, but manning pull position... daniel riccardo sped away and it seemed like a victory parade, the australian easing clear but with 50 laps still to go, his car suddenly lost power and his lead vanished, sebastian vettel on his tail as the field

. >> and nate says it's getting harder to hire employees of any age. >> in 2013 when we published an ad on craigslist, we got hundreds of resumes within two or three days. we're lucky to get ten. >> the reason he says, in part, because unemployment is down to 3.9%. the lowest level since the year 2000. people just aren't looking for jobs. >> we have all of these other alternative forms of employment that have come about. >> also at the lowest level since the year 2000, the number of teens with a job. back then, 45% of teenagers age 16 to 19 worked. that's dropped to just 30% today. >> a lot of the fast food jobs have moved from youth to immigrant adults who are frankly very good workers. >> in fact, 20% of fast food workers are foreign born but thanks to increasing incentives, it is expected that teen employment numbers will increase. >> we'll begin to see employers increasing wages and increasing other benefits. >> mcdonald's recently announced it's expanding its tuition reimbursement program. but when it comes to teens working just for the experience, nate wonders if that might be

a second film is trying not to be kick as two but u nfortu nately falls into trying not to be kick as but unfortunately falls into that territory. doesn't ryan reynolds carry it on his own, removing the fourth wall and talking to the audience? the breaking of the fourth wall was better in the first film, the second one has four walls within four walls which is lack 16 balls. i did laugh out loud that first—rate. ryan reynolds does seem to be enjoying himself, but there is a general rule that the more you enjoy yourself when you are making a film, the less the audience enjoys it. too many and jokes. we never have that here. jeune femme. it won the best film at the cannes film festival. yes, for best debut feature. a brilliant performance by letitia dosh. she is a 31—year—old woman whom we first meet beating her head on the door of her apartment, let me m, on the door of her apartment, let me in, let me, she hasjust broken up with her boyfriend whom she was with very long time, a photographer who had a particular idea of her. we see her pinball in around paris, almost homeless, trying t

we are not used to seeing smiles on our television, u nfortu nately. to seeing smiles on our television not only smiles. everybody basically seemed to be having a really good time and the crowds were terrific in the day was great. a clearly besotted couple, which is clearly what you want to see at a wedding. not everybody gets their wedding snaps on the front pages, but this couple will. it was really positive and pleasant. sometimes we should enjoy things for what they are, rather than looking to criticise and carp, which lets be honest, i do for most of my life. nice to not in that position. and what about a thought for those who are not what about a thought for those who a re not interested what about a thought for those who are not interested in this at all and have had to sit there and see this wall—to—wall coverage? and have had to sit there and see this wall-to-wall coverage? well, they could have gone to bbc one to watch the fa cup. there was other big news going on today. look, where you want to find the headlines about brexit or the government or what is happening in foreign p

u nfortu nately.nt agency in the west midlands had issued multiple flood warnings as smaller rivers filled up after the downpours. for those affected the most, it's likely to take months before they are able to get their homes back to the way they once were. the west midlands environment agency had issued 33 flood warnings and of those 33 just one of them remains in place but the problems for people living here are not over yet. they will now be making a case for more flood defences to be installed as soon as possible. a young man has been hailed as a hero in paris — after scaling a building to rescue a small boy who was dangling from a balcony. mamoudou gassama, who's from mali, has been widely praised for saving the 4—year old — and is now to be made a french citizen. today he met the french president emmanuel macron, who honoured him with a medal of courage. from paris, lucy williamson reports. france has nicknamed him spiderman. his real name is mamoudou gassama. when he saw a toddler dangling fro

. >> since retiring from a six-year nfl career, nate jackson has been a vocal advocate for the therapyis. the league at times hasn't taken kindly to his views. >> thc is the boogy man as far as the nfl goes, it's the thing that gets you high and they test for. it's the thing that scares everybody. >> still, jackson believes roughly 50% of current nfl players use cannibis medicinally because the alternative is risky. >> then you see the people becoming addicted to opioids. i know some myself and the powerful anti-inflammatory tris we used to get in needle form before the game, all of that is unnecessary. if we're able to find a who willistic natural alternative that happens to be cheaper, i think everybody wins. >> that alternative many researchers believe could be a molecule inside canny bus called cbd, the u.s. national institutes of health says it neuroprotectant and anti-inflammatory properties. theory suggests cbd could trigger repair mechanisms in the brain to counteract swelling. but sports leagues, they don't want to touch cbd because it comes from cannibis. that's where a san d

liz: look, is that nate and al? >> that is nate and al.turkey and coleslaw with russian dressing. >> they put it on the side. they got to have a sandwich named after you, lizzie. liz: they are closing. >> i know you grew up in that place, that place is so great, such an institution, it's like rayo's in new york, such a great place. i did do some work, only for you. liz: at&t, you did it right here. >> this is an interesting story. this san interesting story and i think this is going to be bigger later in the year, and it's all contingent on the government essentially losing the case to break up at&t and time warner. if that happens, you're going to see sort of an explosion probably of telecom media deal-making, and here's one interesting deal that is likely to happen according to my sources. bankers and telecom lobbyists are saying this that depending how the deal turns out, if at&t gets a clear victory like they basically get to keep time warner, not many conditions attached, keeping time warner, there's a lot of talk in washington and on

this case shows we should not just talk about the nate but we should also see the help. melinda: how hopeful can you be when you see the chinese regime is crackin down on social media as well, absolutely tightening its grip? shi: within the government, erare so many conflicting interests. every ministry wishes to bring their information, their truth. they are utterly conflicted with other ministries. journalism on chinese social media was funded, by the conflicting parties within the ruling party, within the government. we are living in a world where you might be able to shut down all the media, but you cannot shut down all the interests. melinda: of course, what you can do and what we have seen done, as you just described, but we have certainly sn it eewhere as well, is set up a concept of alternative truths that discredit the truth itself. i checked the trump twitter archives this morning and discovered that trump has tweeted about fake news no less than 194 timince he won the election. he has referred to reporters as enemies of the people. is this just trump being tru

. >> reporter: since retiring from a six-year nfl career, nate jackson has been a vocal advocate for the therapeutic properties of cannabis. the league at times hasn't taken kindly to his views. >> well thc is the boogeyman as far as the nfl goes. it is the thing that gets you high, it is the thing they test for. it is the thing that scares everybody. >> reporter: still, jackson believes roughly 50% of current nfl players use cannabis medicinally and they do it, he said, because the alternative is risky. >> and then you see the people becoming addicted to opioids and i know some myself and the powerful anti-inflammatories we would get in needle form the night before the game. all of that to me is unnecessary and if we were able to find a holistic natural alternative that is cheaper, i think everybody wins. >> reporter: that alternative many researchers believe could be a molecule inside of cannabis called cbd. the u.s. national institute of health acknowledges cbd possesses neuroprotect ant and anti-inflammatory prorlts and in the case of a concussion, the brain swells or inflames an

a former green beret and at the time a player at the nfl, nate boyer with the seattle seahawks, wroteopen letter to the seattle seahawks and saying you sitting on the bench offends me being a veteran. and colin kaepernick and nate boy boyer sat down and talked about it and boyer said here's what you can do, is kneel, this is something that people do to honor the fallen. and then the president of the united states who denigrate s hm in racial terms, uses it to gin up his rally cry, and rally up his base to bully -- i don't know if it's bullied nfl owners, who have crumbled under the pressure to number one keep colin kaepernick from ever working again, and to institute this insane anthem rule, where's colin kaepernick's rights. >> i have never heard the president come out and say he was offended by a statement like this. i have heard this administration come out and say they are offended when they believe somebody on their side has been denigrated. i remember the buproar over the white house correspondents dinner. and maybe they were talking about sarah sanders look, and they were not t

. >> the research, heady stuff if you ask nate jackson. >> we don't want to have pills forced upon us. we don't want to be ravaged from the effect of concussions. we don't want that to be a death sentence. >> the nfl announced in august of 2017 that it will donate $40 million for neuroscience research. jackson hopes the league will also back research into the cbd molecule. >> it could be seen as a tra trailblazer, the first league to study it. >> since it comes from cannabis, how exactly are they growing more of it outside of the marijuana plant? i will take you to the lab and show you. >>> nice day to go for a bike ride. that's what people did in the south bay today. it was the fourth annual silicon valley bike vest fal afestival. food as well as arts and crafts were there. >> bicycling makes people happy and healthy. we hope to get more people to see it as a transportation, commuting and recreation choice. this week is buy to work day this thursday. we hope people will come out for that as well. >> it took place at kelly park in san jose today. >> sounds like we will have many nice

nate: : i don't belilieve te climate change. i think it's nonsense.arb: they've been having hurricanes for years. so, i don't think that's really a climate change issueue. mellie: don't build a a city bew sea level? that's probably a good option. but, you know, since they've already done that, you just kinda have to deal with the consequences. reporter: american bravado. cape coral is a planned city that went straight from the drawing board to the water front. its attraction -- affofordable housg anand low taxexes. a housing estate for 1808000 sun worshipers. the regulalar hurricaneses thatr acrossss the region n don't put prospective buyers o.. despspite l the e waing signgn consnstruction herere continuess apacace. former countnty commissioner ry judah shows us what cape coral looked like before the bulldozers and backhoes arrived. ray: their l limited or lalacf planning, wherere theyey really rerecognize that there is gonnae some 400,000 residents in cape coral someday, well, they need to start planning for more open space and to actually provide f

nate said, if you kneel during the anthem, it will look respectful. it will show your protesting but also look respectful. i think what we see is anybody who protests, it is going to be twisted in a what you don't want it to be protested in a way to serve an ideological agenda coming from the hard right wing. i think similarly, this nfl season, instead of weekly counting's like they were doing on espn of which players were kneeling or raising their fists during the anthem, they would keep a running telly week to week, now he will be who remains in the locker room. the nfl did not solve the problem with this incoherent policy. what they've done instead is spur more anger. amy: finally, davave, you'rere e author of the book with michael bennet, your co-author, of his book "things that make white people a comfortable." what has happened with the football star? >> tackle been it is currently --ing an absolutely absurd michael bennet is currently facing a absolutely trumped up charge that the get him as much as tenures behind bars because they say 15 month

me and mama didn't always agree on the upbringing of cody and nate.t doesn't mean i'm going to kill my mama because we don't agree. that is ridiculous. >> but by now, even some of bambi's family believed she was responsible for her parents' murders. including bambi's own sons, nathan and cody. you lost your grandparents in the most awful fashion. and then your mom is swept away from your life within minutes. >> it's just crazy. you don't know who to turn to. >> when did you come to the idea that maybe she was the one that did this? >> it was a mixture of things. i had a lot of people in my ear that she did it. that she basically like put it in rick's head for rick to do it. >> i only thought she had something to do with it from what i had been told. >> i resented her. i hated her. i didn't want to see her face ever again. >> it seems bambi's supporters were few and far between. but one who did believe in her innocence was her attorney. jim irvin. >> everybody rushed to judgment in this case. >> the way jim irvin saw it, the prosecution's case against

it includes medium and dark roast and decaf nated cans of illy coffee. >>> more bad luck for steve winchristies pulled the painting after it show got damaged. no one is saying how the $70 million artwork was damaged. in 2006, he accidentally hit another picasso painting with his elbow leaving a hold in it. it was restored and it sold for $150 million. >>> the golden gate bridge, notice the cloud deck not sitting on the bridge. that could change. not a lot of fog out there. a lot of thick marine layer, low clouds. look what it does to our temperatures today, anywhere from two degrees below average, 65 in oakland, 72 in san jose, san francisco, if it was 6, that would be impressive. notice it picks up during the evening hours and calms down overnight and picks up again during the afternoon and evening hours. as long as we have that stout sea breeze, temperatures aren't going to be anywhere close to average the next several days. let's get a check of that morning commute and see what the hot spots are. >> not good in oakland. we have the sig alert on southbound 880 before you get to oak s