and one of the parties that entered into those ndas is now dead, so who will try to enforce the nda? the estate steps up to do so, but not likely. i would think that we're going to start hearing from witnesses and other individuals and hopefully this investigation that's taking place in the southern district will lead to the arrest and indict ams and when you look at the pages and some of the allegations made in the 2015 defamation lawsuit talk about women who were recruiting young girls, who were bringing young girls to epstein's, his mansions to his different locations and they were encouraging those young girls to have sex, in some cases, having sex with epstein and the young girls. so those people that are involved in that way, they should not go free. this should not get a get out of jail free card because epstein has committed suicide and i would hope that those individuals who aided and abetted and who knew about the activity and those individuals are brought to justice and that they face the most stringent consequences for the actions involving the young girls. >> areva marti

i see it as a bold and obvious reminder that she did have an nda at a certain time during her tenureth this president and she was simply reminding it. >> but she is a free citizen to talk. if she wanted to talk, she really could because she was a government employee. >> she absolutely could. nothing stopped omarosa from speaking and writing a book. nothing would stop that in this situation. the president was taking his twitter feed and megaphone to stress she did have an nda at some point and this is his way of reminding her that it's probably not in her political best interest to speak out, but i'm sure her phone is ringing off the hook from -- look at what he tweeted today. first of all, i'll push back at robert. he's at camp david. he has put out a lot of valuable information about fema. he put out a lot of valuable information about people in the eye of the storm, fema information -- >> so you do have potential emergencies and there certainly is preparedness for an emergency but then along with that is this tweet about madeleine westerhout, fully enforceable confidentiality agree

charles, when you look at the president's tweet, he says he forgives westerhout but mentions this nda you think this is personal, is he threatening something? >> of course he is. of course he is. i mean, he has no cards to play now. she's out. she knows things that he would not want people to know. and has, you know, revealed some of it during that dinner, and there was some reporting today that book publishers are already making overtures to her to write and disclose whatever she wants to disclose. that would be personally harmful to him. and i think he would think that it was a -- that is he was being stabbed in the back, so he does not want her to talk, and that is in fact, it's not even a veiled threat it's an out in the public threat, and we'll have to see what she -- how she wants to proceed. i'm not sure, like you said at the beginning, that any -- i'm not sure he's suing anyone. i think they just say things. i'm not sure he's suing anyone. i'm not sure that any of that, as you said, any of those agreement, if they were signed, are enforceable. i think this is all bluser ablus

there was a financial incentive to not have that occur or be registered or have an nda. now you can't create condos where there was a buyout. >> we have no desire to condo convert. >> the one issue i have is how this was represented as a single family house when clearly there were two units and your architect is a professional, you are a developer, you submit plans, you are the project sponsor and registered agent this was single family house and really wasn't. i am not inclined to support your project. i am inclined to you legalizing the second unit. >> commissioner fong. >> commissioner fong: i am supportive of their project. >> you can sit down. >> commissioner fong: i am not supportive of the fourth floor. it is too large for that area, therefore, i would if we were to approval this i would apply a condition to remove the fourth floor. >> thank you, commissioner hillis. >> mr. horn, can i ask you about discussions with supervisor mandelman. you said he was close to that? >> yes, either the members of the corporate heights neighbors also can give background on this. t

and a lot of them had these outlandish ndas, these nondisclosure agreements. one instance i went to interview a guy in palm springs that worked for jeffrey for years. he cried tears. he wanted to tell me everything that happened in that house. and he wish he could forget everything he saw in that house. but jeffrey had such a tight nda on him, he said he would be sued and would lose everything. and he wouldn't talk. i think those people are all going to come forward. >> lisa bloom is a victims rights attorney and represents several victims and joins me from los angeles. lisa, thank you for being with us. i want to begin with a tweet. it was a statement from one of your unnamed clients. here it is. you stole from us a huge piece of healing that we needed to move on with our lives. i'm going to get to the prison in a moment. but i want to ask you. his accusers have been hurting for some time. but what about now with this outcome? >> it's an emotional, painful day for them. it's been a long journey just for them to call me, to find out what their legal rights are

ndas are notoriously unenforceable.d stick is if someone says you're fired, you're going to be paid out over three years, you keep quiet, because you don't want to violate the terms. but this was unceremonious. they could have said madeline, it's time to go you could have announced you're going to grad school or moving to the department of agriculture. they made a point of doing this. without getting into the nuance of how this happened, it's clear fellow staffers made the argument. if report something correct, trump who was legitimately upset, he was apparently pretty agnostic about it. he probably likes her a great deal and also knows that she knows a lot about him. it's not a great idea to fire her. >> in the minutes that remain, should she have had that job in the first place? she was a fitness instructor, an intern in the romney campaign and next thing you know she's answering phones in the trump office. all work is honest, i'm not ragging on the fact she was a fitness instructor, but that does not mean she should

and a lot of them had these outlandish ndas where i remember one instance i went to interview a guy in palm springs and he cried that he wanted to -- he cried tears, he wanted to tell me everything that happened in that house and he wished he could forget everything he saw in that house, but jeffrey had such a tight nda on him, he said he would be sued, lose everything, and he wouldn't talk. so i think those people are now going to all come forward. >> you believe more witnesses could come forward which may strengthen the cases that are being brought. but without the accused, jeffrey epstein, still alive, i guess where would those lead? >> well, well, you know, these witnesses who are coming -- all of these witnesses who want to come forward, jeffrey being alive or jeffrey not being alive, i don't think it's going to impact it because there's great case against the co-conspirators that helped jeffrey out. to be honest with you, i think jeffrey took the fifth anyway like he's done in every deposition and court hearing, he's always taken the fifth. i don't think he was going to incrimina

south bay. 12 low income seniors and six former homeless individuals are going to move into the v era nda apartments. they are the first to benefit from the passage of the measure a affordable housing bond. the santa clara county voters approved three years ago. the next measure a paid for develop member will be revealed in downtown san jose. >>> right now it's 4:47. if you are getting ready to head out the door you need to know what the commute is like. >> it's good. that is -- the long and short of it. let's go to the maps so you can see the commute if you are coming in from tracy. the super commute we like to focus on. you can see a little bit of slowing westbound 205 as you approach the pass. things open up in livermore and the interchange. highway 24 is pretty busy for this time of the happying but traffic moving at the limit and there's no issues or problems from here to the tunnel and really beyond. 808 in oakland. also a little more volume on the roadway but no specific problems to tell you about. bay bridge toll plaza. cash lanes backing up but fast track, no problem getting on t

most analysts who attended had to sign nda's and to agree not to discuss what was shared until the actualpo. emily: how typical is this? i do not remember them having an analyst day before they actually went on a roadshow. >> the situation is that the s1 has not yet been made public. we know they filed confidential documents with the sec last december, and said in april they had filed those documents, but we still have not gotten to see them. the company is aiming to do an ipo in september based on our reporting. so one would think that maybe there is a chance in the next month, we might get to look at the documents that show their earnings, losses, all the nitty-gritty, which certainly many of these people are excited to look at. it has been a company that has gotten a lot of attention for its unusual financial metrics, community-adjusted ebitda, things like that. emily: let's talk about what analysts are actually looking for. what are the questions they want answers to? >> i think they are trying to assess whether to look at this company as a real estate company or tech company. it is s

of us objectives is watering down regulation in the uk on things like health standards, safety sta ndans. when we go into that negotiation with the us, we know exactly how jump officials negotiation with the us, we know exactly howjump officials will be approaching it. they are going to be saying britain is ourfriend, we are going to give them lots of sweetness, they want an american first trade policy and they are much bigger, much, much biggerand economy than us. thanks the point is, we are in the negotiation. if we go down that road, we are a market they will want to have. the idea that we just have to rollover and surrender. we will need them more than they need us. they want to sell into the nhs. it's a very big market for them. it's a into the nhs. it's a very big market forthem. it's a risk. the into the nhs. it's a very big market for them. it's a risk. the other thing is the passing point. the high us drug prices are one of the reasons drug companies can develop their drugs. we benefit from the subsidising of drug development by us consumers. it's actually a reality. it's a re

in our submission to congress, the 1601 report addressing 1601 of the nda a, if congress chooses to approve a space force and space developed agency should be realigned, if congress, a congressional option. we understand if congress does not choose to approve creation of a space force the sda would remain aligned under are in the with the goal as i said in earlier comments of first executing development of this transport layer and integrating the sensor layers that we have to have so the space development agency is our approach to getting a move on with the space architecture development for our existing capabilities. i ought to ask for a show of hands people who think you can stand up a new agency to do a new thing, not yet done, never been done before in the history of humans. if you think we are going to stand up the agency without some turmoil and commotion i can't execute a shopping trip to home depot without some turmoil and come motion. we are not going to stand up a new agency without a certain amount of churn. we wouldn't do it if we didn't think it was necessary. we think it is cr

speaking up android, there is another story out today that google is requiring its competitors to sign nda'sroid auction that will list alternative search engines as an alternative on android. tell us exactly what is happening here because google's competitors are not happy about it. mark: they are not happy about it for a couple of reasons. one, a great report this morning that they are being forced to sign nondisclosure agreements. that is suggesting they cannot , thetalk about the eu concerns that they are hamstrung. the idea that this is set up like an auction. they have to pay in order to get in front of consumers, opening up a samsung phone. the biggest reason why they are frustrated here is because google has had years and years with android, cutting these special deals with makers. when you buy a phone out of the box, you will have google as the default search engine. google apps. it is clearly something where a lot of consumers, their default is thinking about search, maps, browsers, they automatically think about google. emily: shira, you have a great piece out about the history of

. >>> the board of nda approved last night in the controversial vote, the naming of china towns metrotation, after a powerful community activist, critics say they are going to keep fighting a decision, and they want voters to decide. among other things, they say rose was linked to communist china and used her power for personal gain. they want the name to be focused on chinown. construction on the new station is expected to be finished next year. that is a brief look at some of the top stories we are working on. >>> a pilot and passenger were rescued off of the bay. >> reporter: this is an incredible story of survival. today the pilot and passenger are alive after crashing. take a look at this video, it shows that going down around 6 pm, today. the pilot said he was flying his new plane with a friend flying next to him. they were taking pictures when suddenly his craft lost power and went down. he had less than one minute to grab flotation devices for they fell to the ocean. they were floating in the water for 30 minutes while his friend in the other plane looked for help. >> there wa

it is vital, however, that congress passes the nda and defense appropriations bill on time for the coming year. as i've expressed to members of congress on many occasions, to include yesterday, continuing resolutions harm our military readiness and stifle modernization efforts. as such, i urge congress to work together in a bipartisan manner to ensure the defense bills are passed by passed by october 1. with that, i look forward to taking your questions. but first i welcome gen. joseph dunford for his remarks. gen. dunford: the secretary spoke about his priorities and the lines of effort that are outlined in the national defense strategy. i want to address how we have aligned to the nds and adapted. these four characteristics of -- there are four characteristics today's strategic landscape that are driving across the joint force. return of great power competition that is addressed in the nds changes the character of war leaders. the department has been speaking about that for some time. the capacity of the force relative to our operational commitments has increased in an unprecedented pac

>> brooke, i feel 100% confident that our piece of legislation that is currently part of the nda willlation, will get passed up to the president and i feel completely confident he will sign it into law. there is shared bipartisan support for this effort in the senate and in the house. and that is partly due to howard and jean's tenacious work of building relationships and trust with people and being willing to continuously share daniel's story because there is bipartisan recognition this is a crisis in our country. that we let the men and women of our country down when we don't do our best to help prevent veteran suicide. so this will get through. it will get passed and it will be signed into law. i feel very confident of that. >> and we'll talk again when that happens. howard and jean, i want to end with the two of you. if there is a parent of a military man or women who is preparing for their home coming or worried about that transition back to civilian life, what is your message to them today? >> wow, that is a tough question, brooke. i think you have to educate yourself. what our

. : -- nda shery: kraft heinz is feeling the heat from wall street.he packaged food company plunging at one point nearly 16% to a record low after reporting earnings for the first time since february. the results were disappointing. it's a rough welcome for the new ceo who said, "the level of decline we experienced in the first half of the year is nothing we should find acceptable moving forward." >> there are definitely problems here. going forward, one of the biggest challenges is that they are in a tough position as far as making a major acquisition. that was always the goal here. going back to february of 2017. they tried to buy unilever. they could've gone back to cutting costs which is what they do best. with the debt and stock price where it is, it will be very difficult to do another deal. that leaves the new ceo to try to get these brands growing. when you look at their brands, there's a lot of stuff there that is out of step with where the consumer is these days. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg best." i am nejra cehic. global markets took a one-

most analysts who attended had to sign nda's and to agree not to discuss what was shared until the actualily: how typical is this? i do not remember them having an analyst day before they actually went on a roadshow. >> the situation is that the s1 has not yet been made public. we know they filed confidential documents with the sec last december, and instead filed confidential documents last april and announced they have filed those documents but we still have not gotten to see them. the company is aiming to do an ipo in september based on our reporting. so maybe there's a chance but in the next month, we might get to look at the documents that show their earnings, losses, all the nitty-gritty, which certainly many of these people are excited to look at. it has been a company that has gotten a lot of attention for its unusual financial metrics, communityi-adjusted ebitda, things like that. emily: let's talk about what analysts are actually looking for. what are the questions they want answers to? >> i think they are trying to assess this as a real estate company or tech company. it is som

she signed an nda agreement. she was compensated heavily.there is also two things to know as far as the height of the building. it is the building right next door to my right, if i am looking out my front door is higher than the proposed building. my neighbor right next door is higher than the proposed building. the neighbor behind, barbara, built a huge home. it took five years and there was no complaints on each side of another speaker, they have two buildings that are higher than what the mcgrath's wanted and one of the people have 3500 square feet in their home. >> your time is up. next speaker, please. come on up. >> afternoon, commissioners. i am kelly. together with my husband we own the property at 42ord court. >> if you are the project sponsor you are under the project presentation. >> i was misinformed. >> this is the second hearing. your time to speak was during the presentation. next

you share intellectual property with them, nda, no matter what documents you sign with them, they goe it for them. connell: they have a relationship with big guys in the u.s. one of the things i'm intrigued by, sounds like you're pointing fingers at likes of home depot and loews? you think they play a role? >> absolutely major retailers in the u.s. can play a role, either direction. they can encourage or discourage the theft of intellectual property. unfortunately this is some of the discussion we had with the white house is the laws and protections in place, almost make that relationship collusional. they want to be able to do these things and steal intellectual property. connell: how so? >> yes, exactly. one of the things, is major retailers are legally indemnified, which means if you sue them, which you must, to start because they're the distributor but that flows down to the supplier such as grade star. what happens, it really takes the retailer out of the picture legally. makes you fight the chinese company directly. so again we're bringing issues up, the most of the public don'

what we're sayingev is w goes to buy a gun, regardless of who they are, should get nda backgrcheck, and the bill that's sitting at mitch asconnell's doorstep right now, and it the support of about 80% of the american people, over 70% of gun owners and hunters that also think there should be a background eck and, yet, mitch mcconnell won't bring it up for a vote. to me, that is an insult to these people here who have lost lives. i mean, these people haped and dreams, they had plans, they had vacations, they have kids. you know, the kids had dads that they lost this is just gut-wrenching, a to think people are so inadequate in their response and the prident is t distracter in chief more than anything else because he wants to getof everybod talking about some of these issues, like gaming, as posed to dealing with the real issue, which is the weapon of war that slaughters peopl both in el paso and here in dayton. >> woodruff: congressman tim ryan with us here tonight from ohio, from dayton. thank you, congressman. >> woodruff: and that brings us >> woodruff: now we hear from another democra

is it like an nda. >> there is a federal law that says you can't disclose client's personal informationor criminal grand jury. here if you think about it, the congress could get access to it. and they could get access to trump's name and information. but we're now not in, you know, answering the subpoena we're now in this public court hearing. and so what deutsche bank decided on their own -- refresh the court didn't authorize this. they filed a redacted statement today basically saying here is the information but we're not giving you -- we're redacting the name because we are worried and we think under the law we don't have to do it. the court hasn't ruled on that. it's possible we see it. but again it's not hard to put the pieces of the puzzle together. >> vivian, before we go, beyond ails suspicion, of something untoward here it's the basic question of how much income did the president have? and did he pay taxes? those questions beyond the questions of possible unethical or illegal activity. >> it's the transparency issue at the end of the day. and that's what a lot of democrats are

--nda: they are leading leaning into tangible ways people are affected.saw that last night. they are going directly in these places to talk to them. tom: let's bring in francine. francine: how much are democratic voters looking for someone they think can be donald trump versus someone who matches their view of the world? amanda: that is an important question. you are seeing the folks leaning in and not doing an analysis. that passion and intensity will be important when you get into the ring in the next debate and going forward. this will be incredibly intense and you saw that last night. francine: who has a better chance of winning against donald --mp, a moderate or a amanda: elizabeth warren on the first night connected with people. thehe second night, you saw senator biden do it, cory booker do it. the more that candidates get comfortable with this idea that you will be attacked and answer back, that is what makes it possible to win. francine: i keep hearing because the economy is strong then president trump will be reelected even if he does not widen

many trans women of color who are being killed in this country is is the server police department ndas to stop the epidemic of crime and we want to make sure that everyone is safe in their own communities and everyone is free to live up to the full potential . >> what is your plan to eradicate for a lower student loan debt? >> let's do this, let's stop digging the hole in the first place to ensure that the first two years of higher education are absolutely free for every american, let's make sure that for a four-year degree it is debt free for low income and middle income americans and those who are holding outstanding student loan debt right now, we are going to radically restructure the step program, if you're willing to serve as a public school educator we will wipe in our debt to focus on the children in front of you in the classroom and we will pay for it by making sure that everyone their fair share in this country , take a corporate tax rate, it generates hundreds of billions of dollars over the next decade , more than enough resources to invest in the future and careers of fell

that report came about because there was a year in which not one african-american was promoted in the nda. while it is great to have self-examination it's better to have forward-looking. so i would like you to submit for the record, if you don't know the answer or cannot give it to me in the timely fashion, i would really like for the record to be put in the record, what has been done to implement the strategies and the findings that all of these reports have consistently had an against my other question to you into ms. bingham, in terms of the military i understand that you are over the civilian force, it is mind-boggling to me that we could have such higher minorities in the military and low interest in the ic and i really want to understand what you are doing within the department of defense and the subcommittee to implement matrix that are measurable year-to-year. it's great that you all give us a report and hard to decipher but never goes back and gives us to how your implement team these strategies. >> i have looked at the data across for most women and minorities, their lower numbe

no defendimos con la nda multiplatino rombai.de los g7, para que tenemos a los cinco. vamos a estar hablando de todo un poco, me da mucho gusto recibir a nuestro panel como vamos a empezar con alguien que no estÁ usualmente por aquÍ. >> hoy traigo opiniones. >> feliz de estar con ustedes. >> recibÍ muchas ofertas. >> empecemos con esto, los presidentes se reunieron en francia y lo que saliÓ no fue tan bueno, sobre todo, el suceso del presidente de francia que saliÓ defender a su esposa luego que el presidente brasilero, que ni estaba invitado a la reuniÓn, hiciera comentarios irrespetuosos sobre ella en facebook. pÚblico meme comparando la primera dama francesa con la brasileÑa diciendo: ahora entiende por quÉ macron estaba persiguiendo a bolsonaro? esto sido la historia que dado la vuelta al mundo, Él estÁ casado con una mujer que le lleva 29 aÑos, no importa, el pueblo francÉs lo ama y él no ha dado ninguna seÑal que estÉ infeliz. v yo estoy herida con este tema, lo digo de verdad, me parece el colmo que siga discutiendo si una

transparency the fact they did everything they could to explore and go down various roads and sign ndas and telling you here's what happened meanwhile, what happened was they didn't sell the company, and in fact they have now lowered their guidance, 148 million versus 160 million and the stock is just getting crushed. >> not where you want to be right now. >> no. >> look for many things to buy and that's probably not on the list, david. >> no. this was a starboard holding or is a starboard holding. >> they're very good >> semantic has not gone particularly well. >> give it some time life lock, b to c, doing incredibly well. life lock is a very good franchise. stock is back to 20. i'm a buyer. i'm a buyer. just -- this is where they bought a ton, if you remember. >> who bought a ton? >> starboard. >> of what >> semantic. >> at this level >> yes >> i'm a buyer where they're a buyer. that's a very attractive situation. see, if you go case by case, there are interesting things if you say, down 470 on the dow, no by the way, the president doesn't want to see the dow down he regards the dow t

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