>> peter: yeah.er: our dictator lopez, his favorite soup was a corn soup. and, one day, he ordered his favorite soup, and the cook, when he opened the pot, it was a cake. >> anthony: paraguay has not been noted for its history of kinder, gentler leaders. in the 1800s, two generations of lopez, father and son, one dictator after the other, certainly left their marks on this country. >> peter: lopez was pretty much known that for putting the wrong stamp on a letter, you get shot. so the cook didn't want to get shot. and he showed up in front of lopez and said, "this is paraguayan soup! sopa paraguaya!" and the dictator ate it, and he liked it! and a bit later, the entire country eat it. >> anthony: it's like cheesy cornbread! >> peter: yeah. >> anthony: awesome. good meal. so, this was the house of, or, one of the houses of the notorious madame lynch. >> guido: right. exactly. >> anthony: journalist, poet, and author guido rodriguez alcala has written books on paraguay's history. now, who exactly was m

peter: what are you doing today? louis: today, i guess i am going back to what i was when i first got out of school, which was a writer and a novelist. after i got done with wired, lots of people came up to me and said you should do the story of "wired," you should do the story of that time. it was such a painful and weird experience that i needed to get away from it and i did not want to relive it. i did want to tell the story of that time. the times were just amazing. "wired" was the first draft of history of the digital revolution. we were watching a society go through insane transformation. it is hard to imagine, back when we started "wired" there were 20 million computers connected to the internet. the internet was like a private club for certain people. now there are 3 billion people connected to the internet. everybody has a supercomputer in their pocket. between that time, the economy and every aspect of our life has been changed. we were trying to capture that in the pages of "wired." i was witness to it and

peter: i do.here are a lot of structural reforms and measures that would have to take place before they can materialize. but one of the big reasons the euro has been so suppressed over the last two years is the negative interest rate policy. one of the reasons we expect the euro to appreciate over the coming quarters, in particular over the next quarter, is simply that the ecb's monetary policy is likely to be significantly tighter in about one year's time, and we think that's going to mean there are more positive yielding assets in the risk-free sector. we expect five-year germany to get a positive yield, for example, which will mean the currency once again can be invested in fully for those who have a very risk-free mindset. anna: stay with us. thank you for your thoughts so far, peter. we will be back with peter chatwell shortly. the bloomberg capital markets for them is underway in . francine lacqua is there, hosting a panel with big-name guests. we are hearing from the deutsche bank ceo. let'

as the prime minister sought peter dobbins about the sort of messages he should be prosecuting? >> thank you very much mister president. firstly, what i would say is peter dutton is one of my closest personal friends in this parliament. the second thing i would say is that peter dutton has provided outstanding service to our nation, particularly in more recent times as the very effective minister for foreign affairs.he's been an important contributor to the success of the turnbull government in spite of national security and border protection and i've been concerned that the prime minister and mister dutton who has chosen to go to the backbench has had subsequent to the party room and of course as we hard-working members of dixon representing the lmt in queensland, we look forward to the great contribution mister dutton will make to the future success of our government including at the next election. >> order, senator marshall on supplementary questions. >> i again refer to the minister for foreign affairs mister dutton who this afternoon promised he will and i quote do whatever

the apostle peter is martyrdom on the vatican hill is one of them. it marks the dramatic climax of a religious legend but as one of the most powerful stories in church tradition. some one and a half centuries later a magnificent basilica was erected on the vatican you know at the sign believed to be the very spot where peter was buried. peter's basilica is a monument to the apostle and one of the holiest catholics rheims. in the catacombs deep below the church lies in ancient roman graves a veritable city of the dead in which according to legend jesus is first apostle simon peter was buried. peanuts it don't pop out all one of rome's grand squares in the middle ages it was believed to be haunted by demons and evil spirits because it harbored the remains of the most barbarous manual. or walk the earth nero. in the twelfth century anyone entering the eternal city from the via flammini i would have caught sight of the family tomb of the domi de niro's family. and it was here that nero lived on in the imagination of the people of rome long after the fall

peter is still with us.ustin, the cpi number out of turkey not as bad as some have feared it might be. we are seeing strength creep back into the turkish lira. how much should we be focusing on the factory gate inflation, which is really roaring high at this point? justin: i think we should be very focused on it, and we should be mindful to what extent that will feed into inflation at the cpi level. you think about it on the way the central bank has been perceived to behave in this environment, is that it's been behind the curve, it's been too slow. in a sense, this is a reality check for policymakers in turkey. they will be mindful of the ppi reading and what that means for inflation in the months ahead, and how that will impact on ordinary turkish consumers. anna: good morning to you. when you talk to investors, are they mostly focused on the challenges individual markets are facing? or are they looking ahead to the fed facing the top-down pressure the stronger dollar has been applying? both.: they're look

peter? [laughter] peter: he's been publicly bashing rosenstein more than a year now so you can see how the story might g under his skin to hear the deputy attorney general, whether joking or not, talked about bugging him and the idea is it fits into presidentp' tr theory which is that they're out to get him so if nyou're rod rosenst today, you're worried about that. someone close to the white house teld me that rosstein has done a better job than sessions working with t white house since the blow-up a year ago. the white house hn b defending and disputing the story since it came out so it may be that i doesn't cost rosenstein his job but it talks about what a dysfunctional person this administration is that the number two e person,n as a joke, said it was ok to bug the poksident or i the 25th amendment, says much about the administration andrea: what some of our reporting was and the "new york times" reporting has been superb so i don't want to challenge directly but we were told that he bas

he was backing the challenger, the conservative, peter dutton.t took a while but ultimately the party room gathered gone deal with this matter once and for all. malcolm turnbull resigned from the leadership. it then became a three-way contest between the conservative peter dutton, julie bishop and the man? the middle, the treasurer, scott morrison. representing the center of the party. ultimately he was the winner. earlier in the week, though, he had been also backing malcolm turnbull as a loyal treasurer. somebody who didn't want this change to happen at all. >> thanks, mr. speaker. o the treasurer. >> is the treasurer aware of conflicting reports over the treasurer's loyalty with the treasurer doing the numbers for the prime minister and helms? - himself. >> absolutely, mr. speaker. the prime minister has always enjoyed my support, mr. speaker. i'll tell you why. together as a team, the prime minister and i have assured we have turned the corner on debt. we have brought the budget back into balance and have been -- on economic policy for the si

he was backing the challenger, the conservative peter dutton. it took a while but only the party room gathered again to do with this matter once and for all. malcolm turnbull after a still motion, motion open up the leadership was passed, resigned from leadership. the prime minister saw that as a vote of no-confidence and stood aside. he then became a three-way contest between the conservative peter dutton, the deputy liberal leader in foreign minister julie bishop putting her hand up, and the man in the middle the treasure scott morrison representing the scent of the party. ultimately he was the winner. earlier in the week though he had been also backing malcolm turnbull as some who didn't want this change to happen at all. >> the member from mcmahon. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i refer to the principal of cabinet solidarity outlined in the cabinet handbook. if come is the treasure aware of reports of the treasures loyalty? does the treasury retained enough confidence in the prime minister and the government and its post remain as treasurer? >>

it strikes me that behind it all is islamophobia pure and simple it but why peter. do you think this legislation is going through in western countries. which are supposedly meant to be welcoming of diversity but the police you know let's get back to what the police are meant to be doing they're meant to be enforcing the law. the police are meant to be policing society and that means policing everybody and yes enforcement comes into it but every single day police officers choose not to enforce all sorts of laws if we have a situation where the police immediately they came across evidence of a law being broken and for staying there no police officer would go outside the police station gates by more than five yards because they'd be reporting somebody for some. a minor petty trivial offense and then reporting somebody else for some minor petty trivial offense we can operate where the police are basically. just enforcing everything all the time if you want to look at what happens where that approach is taken look at what happened in new york with the broken windows theo

peter willsman, will you talk to us about your comments? hang on.d down as a candidate from the nec. tom watson says he is disgusted by you. do you have anything to say to tom watson, peter willsman? why are you walking away? why won't you speak to us? so he has been re—elected and jenny manson is co—chair of the voice by labour. we have something called democracy in the labour party these days. people can vote for who they wa nted days. people can vote for who they wanted to. ifjeremy corbyn and the labour leadership by going to be lame for one members decided to do for a start, i would object to that. on peter himself, that interview we heard a bit of, reminds me of a lot of the bullying that has been going on people who has made stupid abstainers. he did nothing anti—semitic, it was a selective recording that was transmitted to many people. i have heard the whole recording and he was talking about some members of thejewish community supporting trump. i think he was talking about the ex—president of the board of deputies who did get into trouble f

peter: it will not be great news.ntries are getting back on their feet after 10 years of a tough time. of $100vived in excess before. expansion ise u.s. long in the tooth, and additional hit for oil prices will not help. ters, if we get a more spike, if it is ongoing rise, then maybe we can adjust and cope with it better. nejra: thank you so much. peter dixon, global equities economist, commerzbank stays with us. breaking news out of italy, demaio cutting short his visit. there could be a delayed cabinet meeting on the budget, and basically we heard the decision of newsudget, a lot flow to digest, and the impact on the market. the two-year yield has been jumping significantly. some pressure on the euro. .p next, our interview this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: economics, finance, and politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance. " i am nejra cehic in for francine lacqua. ceo spoke exclusively to bloomberg. for december,e and three more for 2019. i think the fed is executing their plans, and the economy is sustaining this policy

peter you're right the president i think he kind of makes. the. as a self center individual that he is and i think he thought this he's talking to it to his constituents somewhere in west virginia rather than to a global body so what we saw with the president he came out and he said his administration has done much more than any other administration in history of the night state and if you can make german diplomats laugh you are really doing something wrong with security on the u.n. g.a. united nations journalist that general assembly opening but also the president of the united states had a very very harsh words for iran just that morning the president of the united states tweeted and called mr rouhani iranian president a lovely man and then a few hours later. acted on the center stage of the u.s. also i have to say the numbers that the president throw out in particular with the numbers of climate those are wrong we did not lose that many jobs as he said the two trying to be lost that want to make an appearance in the united states and he gave so

true peter i think it is a strategic we put it equally and frankly. geographically doesn't last rebel held cation region in syria and it would mark the end of the civil war in syria however i do not believe at this point thirteen actors in the region as well as the people in washington would like to see that and to have the problem if you will complicate so what they try to do is to try to shy the damascus moscow on a run to run from making an attack and we saw as a trump ironically bank that iranians church sent the syrians and the russians for for their position and that the bottom line is this situation cannot be contained this way on the other hand we have a humanitarian catastrophe any type of conflict could make could probably need to get one to one point five million refugees moving north towards the turkish borders so all you know i think that what the challenge for moscow caracal of damascus and iran will be to find a way to wage separate from the regional actors in the g.c.c. countries and as well as head of the from washington to find a way

peter: and the conversation will have to continue. harold felp is the senior vice president at public knowledge. the president of tech freedom, another public policy interest group. gentlemen, please come back. mr. szoka: thank you. c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's table television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, and public policy events in d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that affect you. democraticn and pollster discuss key issues in 2018. and a georgetown law professor talks about the history of the 25th amendment. fellowr legal foul -- discusses the molar muellergation -- investigation. bob woodward will be joining us at 7:00 eastern to talk about his new book. also, ken starr will be with us to discuss his book, a memoir of the clinton administration -- investigation. meetingess is not

peter: next year is interesting.t line up with the end of quarter which has been the pace. has decided to go to press conferences every meeting. this opens up flexibility. should the labor market begin to moreup more, should we see inflation pressures, if inflation expectations begin to rise, they will do what it takes. tom: the vector of higher interest rates is not linear. the higher they go, the more impact it has. clickoes, this matters, in? peter: there is uncertainty about the neutral level of fed funds. we think that is somewhere in 5%-3% range. tom: alan ruskin can publish it. yesterday quoted 3.13 on the 10 year as an important point. on a 10 year yield, when this is click and word affects the economy. peter: it needs to get above 3.5% on the 10 year and we expect to be there by the second half of next year. we think things will begin to slow and some of the painted emerging markets -- some of the , all ofemerging markets this begins to reduce growth. in 2020, what happens are we going to see a recession or

peters is okay. but it's never okay to use violence to settle political disagreements or any disagreement. the mother is the former president of the castro valley democratic club and you'll hear from her coming up at 6:00. nbc bay area news. >> thanks, melissa. >>> keeping your promise to help another person i thing. >> our garvin thomas is here with the story. >> lisa dreaming o corps. that's what she did. it was derailed less than a year later, but her drive to help others, certainly not. >> the marin ga is right here. >> reporter: there is no one recipe to follow for a successful startup. each one like its founder unique. take lisa curtis and kuli kuli, the very first step in her recipe for a multi-million dollar food recipe was a single promise. >> i made a commitment and a promise. i've got to see this through. >> reporter: that promise was to women help. >> theyffle a tree and mixed it into a knack called kuli kuli and said eat this. >> reporter: they were from the maringa plant. it was unfamil

peters. >> we should never lose sight that violence is never the right way to go. free speech is important, but free speech does not mean violence or attacking people you disagree with. >> i'm not blaming any party for this. i just think the person must have mental health issues or maybe they were intoxicated. >> fazeli's mother says they're talking with an attorney about pursuing charges against peters. peters, meantime, says he's requesting a restraining order against the suspect. >> jana katsuyama at santa rita jail. thank you. >>> millions of people are being forced to leave their homes tonight as hurricane florence charges toward the east coast and in the exodus, many drivers are finding empty gasoline pumps and depleted store shelves. hurricane florence is a category 4 storm packing winds of up to 140 miles per hour. we'll show you the latest forecast track in just a moment. first the preparations in north carolina. >> this storm is a monster. >> reporter: officials aren't mincing words about the danger of hurricane florence, currently barrelling across the a

peters for salting my son. >> reporter: peters' opponent send a tweet and said, while these are tense political crimes -- >> violence is never the right way to go. you know, free speech is important. but free speech does not mean violence or attacking people you disagree with. >> you know, i'm not blaming any party for this. i the other party must have mental health issues or maybe they were intoxicated. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> they area police are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a 12-year-old girl in elsa brontk yesterday morning at a bus stop on san pablo road near el portola drive. the girl was sitting on a bus, waiting to catch a bus to school, when the man sitting next to her started talking to her, and offered her money to go away with him. the scared girl walked away. police only have a vague description of the man described as an african- american man between 45 and 55 years old with a medium build, wearing a gray hoodie jacket with the word "gap" on the front. they also say he drove a small, white colored sedan. >>> meantime, one of the kidna

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peter. >> dylan, thank you very much. >> good information.dozens of people rescued in jacksonville, north carolina. that is where joe fryer is thisn g. joe, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. this really is the story right now in northeastern north carolina. that is the rain.s it relentless. i keep getting hit with the bands. it started onhursday and continues here into saturday morning. the result othat is what you see now. this neighbhood. you look there -- >> lookt that. >> the pictures speak for itself. we are hearing a bit of joe. we will cut him off to get the connection sorte out. significant rain there. storm surge. the rainreating the dangerous environment. we want to check in with the mayor of jacksonville. mayor sammy phillips. mr. may or, good morning. we appreciate your time. up to 80-mile-an-hour winds. give us a sense of the scene around your community and try to give us a sense of how significant and widespread damage is there. >> right now we are experiencing quite a bit of major flooding in jacksonville. not

shep. >> shepard: peter doocy on capitol hill. peter, thanks very much.ving before our eyes and we will watch it for you and report as the matters come up. as i said, susan collins is going to be one of the key voices here from the republican side. she is scheduled to speak in just a few minutes. we will carry that live as the news rolls on on a mopped afternoon. ♪as ♪ >> shepard: fox urgent now and district attorney in texas is just wrapping up a news conference on accused serial killer. the prosecutors say worked with the united states border patrol. the investigators say he confessed to killing four different women. they say the suspect juan david ortiz targeted victims who were vulnerable and that he killed them in a cold and callus way. william la jeunesse listened to the news conference and is live with us with an update. >> pretty straightforward. this border patrol agent picked up suspected prostitutes, drove them outside of town shot them in the head and dumped their body. police did arrest 35-year-old david ortiz early saturday. of a 10 year vet

today we turn to consider the nomination of peter a. feldman to be a commissioner of the consumer products safety commission. i would urge each of my colleagues to join me in voting to confirm mr. feldman and to continue to process nominations for vital roles in the executive branch. now, on one final matter. for months, madam president, we have heard the firsthand accounts of american workers and job creators who felt the immediate impacts of republicans' pro-growth, pro-opportunity agenda. we have heard from working parents who have received raises and special bonuses as a result of once in a generation tax reform. we have heard from small and medium-sized business owners who have been able to make larger investments in their workers, facilities, and products, thanks to increased regulatory certainty. and with every new job created, every pay raise passed along, we have seen that these stories are not disconnected anecdotes. rather, they are part of a larger trespassed in an american economy that is reaching new heights. for example,

in berlin gentlemen welcome thanks for being here i'd like peter you to sort of step the stage and get out some of the issues that are going to be investigated. ok well what's. the european commission is looking into and this preliminary stages where that allison abused its position. the e-commerce platform which was selling products from a third party vendors like let's put this in a simple example say i come up with a product that's called all of this wouldn't. sell them through than amazon can then see exactly who's buying my product who's leaving comments on my product and they can essentially use that is market research to then roll out their own version of my product and sell it in some cases a cheaper price they're investigating it whether this is being done and if it is being done whether it's legal or not and it's really really not a great great summary peter and an amazon i mean you think about. it when you think about amazon being this huge monolith and and out there with all these advantages many advantages i think some would probably construe as monopolistic and and now th

peter: this is not work.aster, it's kind of cute. peter: where are my eggs? i will go hunting for them, whatever. there are folks down in the south, south carolina, they get it, send us your photos ax foxnews.com, it's your last day that you can. >> maybe barbecuing. we would love to see photos too. send to foxandfriends.com. >> the real question is, is mr. trump grilling today with the extra money -- peter: are you talking about trump or, trumka. if you are following labor day for laborer. before we get to mr. trumka, your good friend from washington. let's look at the economy, growing 4.2%, unemployment under 4%, consumer confidence soaring which is huge indicater of how people really feel about the economy, gdp maybe heading for 3%, youth unemployment, black and hispanic near all-time lows, on this holiday created by unions to celebrate the worker it seems the worker in america, unionized or not unionized is doing pretty well in the trump administration. >> that's why chris wallace had trumka, here is what

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the victim, rudy peters about the attack.dy peters - republican running for the 15th congressional district of californiai have not had an issue my wife warned me the country is so divided we need to be careful and nothing has happened until now until now sunday at 330pm the alameda county sheriff's office says according to witnesses rudy peters, who is running for the 15th congressional district of california, was almost stabbed at the castro valley fall festival where he had a booth set up meeting voters, by this man farzad fazeli, a 35-year- old castro valley resident. peters says the attacker first walked by their booth yelling and swearing about president trump and republicans then sound from - rudy peters - republican running for the 15th congressional district of californiadream about me and he threw a coffee cup at so i went around the table and threw him down to the ground and then he got up and pulled out a knife and he was waving it around about his headthe sheriff's office also had a booth at the festival.. they a

critics insist breaches the values of the union is our europe correspondent peter all of the european parliament came together in strasburg on tuesday for a plenary session on what to do about hungary and whether article seventy measures will be put in place almost budapest what article seven essentially means is it's the ultimate politike. naughty step in the european union it strips all could strip and suspend the voting rights of hungry in the e.u. institutions essentially taking away their voice in the in the well the european family there were lots of allegations made against viktor orban his government and the nation of hungary listen to a few of them now sadly the commission shares the concerns expressed in the report in particular as regards fundamental rights corruption the treatment of roma and the independence of the judiciary individuals in the government have envisaged themselves their family members deference from public funding from utopian taxpayers' money that election is this that we cannot close our eyes to the problems in hungary the elections this year were held i

scorned and worried about political, they're kicking into over drive says peter strzok to lisa page.s on this, and is that the cia, our sisters? >> it's hard to know from that text but what i can tell you is that we saw i think an unprecedented level of coordination between the clinton campaign, their associates like fusion gps and others, who had highs into the fbi and other agencies the department of state where they were able to generate fake news stories and in dozens and dozens really if you go back you can probably pick out about two to three dozen authors or reporters that were fed this directly and then spread that out in order to use it as a basis for an investigation. maria: we got to jump mr. chairman but i know that if the house slips in november you will no longer be the chairman perhaps your colleague on the left, adam schiff, may very well be. we won't hear another word about this story we'll see you soon mr. chairman thanks very much. >> thank you. maria: chairman nunes joining us a war of words between mike pompeo and john kerry meanwhile over iran. is kerry coenact

fehling >> peter feidelberg >> alan d.einberg >> rosa maria feliciano my son, kenneth joseph marino. myone of the first responders. 17 years later, we still grieve. our loss is still as great many years later. his spirit lives within his children, and his nephew and niece who never got the opportunity to know him. we are humbled by kenny's actions and the actions of all the first responders. our hearts still ache for what should have been. years taken from us by a bunch of cowards. you are forever be in our hearts. continue to watch over and jerry nt jerry and are four beautiful children. you are an american hero. god bless america. [applause] >> edward fergus >> george ferguson j joseph ferguson joseph ferguson >> henry fernandez >> judy fernandez >> joseph ferguson >> henry fernandez >> judy fernandez >> julio fernandez >> anne marie sallerin ferreira > michael c fiorei john fiorito >> john r. fischer >> andrew fisher >> john roger fisher >> thomas j. fisher >> lucy fisher. thomas james fitzpatrick >> richard p. fitzsimo

for being with us with father peter zhai. i wanted to ask you a little bit about catholicism in china. your family was catholic in china. china has been seen -- seeing many missionaries over the past how many centuries, five centuries? >> actually the first missionary went to china in the eighth century, not catholic but they were there to proclaim christ so that is very early. and in the 13th century missionaries from the west came into the country and proclaim the gospel. >> when i read and i think it is correct, basically statistically, the christian population in china is growing. >> yes. >> people are interested in christianity. i think protestant christianity is 80% may be and catholic christianity is 10%, 20% or so. what do you make of this phenomenon? >> i think the chinese are always seeking spirituality. and moral support in the family. and also, because christ's message is very attractive to the culture itself. people are really open to the great message that jesus brings to each of us. especially nowadays. people

. >> reporter: republican rudy peters is running for congress. over the weekend he says he was threatened and attacked at his booth at a festival in castro valley. he said it first started with verbal threats. >> he picks up the coffee cut -- cup to throw it at us and i jump around the table. the cup hits the ground and breaks. i come out and grabbed him. and wrestle him and throw into the ground. >> reporter: he said that is when farzad fazeli of castro valley pulled out a knife. >> he was screaming, i will kill you! and he's kind of circling me trying to get the knife out. >> this defendant also has a prior conviction. >> reporter: frizzell he made his first appearance in court. but his mother, an attorney say, he is the victim. >> my client at this point was afraid for his life, afraid for his health and safety. and, i believe that he pulled out a folding knife. it was never opened. >> mr. peters got aggressive first. >> reporter: she said she didn't see what happened but she talked to her son before he was arrested. >> he said that mr. peters

craven from our political desk here peter we're talking about germany being asked today for cash for financial support but germany has a lot at stake inside turkey itself and has a lot here to gain i'm thinking about the migration deal that has to be very much in everyone's mind in clinical trials of it all so far and you know he is the crux of this from the german point of view germany does not want to gemini wants to make some very very concrete demands of the turkish leader as regards civil society the rule of law and human rights in turkey but it doesn't want to push him too far as it were because the refugee deal signed in two thousand and sixteen has ensured the turkey has hosted has taken in some free and a half million refugees who have come from the horrors of the syrian war by the. many of whom would have travelled on so europe's in northern europe towards germany if they hadn't been for this refugee package where the service of being given three billion euros and more more in store has been a very very important mechanism for angle americal to save face as she faces pressu

the style meyers office there are military personnel greeting the turkish president peter when we look at that this is an important day for all americans who suffered a number of domestic political setbacks if she can turn this around if she could make this work in terms of turkey has returned to the fold is now in germans germany's good graces we're going to work out the human rights we're going to help shore up the economy could that be a win for all america would that be going too far. theoretically if all that were to happen it would be a great victory for anglo-american would give a great boost to her as the time when she needs a great boost but it all sounds a little bit to donald trump in solving the problems of the korean peninsula learned enough to do in solving the problems of relations between germany and turkey and turkey's role as a divided society almost involved on the verge of a civil war between its own citizens you could construe i'm going to cause look to solve those problems in the afternoon if she did she would come out and tell us but i think the there's going to

peter: two things. one is what i talked about -- in order to reform this, they will have to make two major changes in their own laws. if you have real zero-tolerance -- because there isn't a zero-tolerance -- in their law, under their law, when you sexually abuse of child, you will no longer be a priest, that would change the definition of priesthood. that will change the power of ordination. that will change what the structure of the churches. in zero-tolerance won't work unless you also have a law that makes bishops accountable for it. zero-tolerance for bishops who have covered a child sex crimes. the problem is so many have done that. the other thing about pope francis we don't know about his own record. he was a jesuit professional, he ran and archdiocese himself. is inconceivable that he didn't handle these cases the lebanese to come clean about his own experience himself with these cases. brent: we will pick up our conversation later on the day. we appreciate you coming on the show to share your

peters for assaulting my son. >> i'm not blaming any party for this. i just think the person must have a mental health issue or maybe they were intoxicated. >> fazeli is currently being held here and peters says he has requested a restraining order against him. meantime, fazeli's mother says she and their attorney are looking into possibly filing charges against peters. >> jana katsuyama outside santa rita jail tonight. thank you. >>> people who were forced from their homes by a wildfire in west marin last night are now back home this evening. evacuation orders were lifted this afternoon. the irving fire is burning near samuel p. taylor state park and is now 45% contained at 115 acres. crews are watching four hotspots tonight. marin co major role in dousing the fire. last night though it was a different story when residents spotted flames burning in the hills. about 150 homes were threatened. many people headed to a shelter that was set up at the san geronimo community center. >> we went outside and we could see smoke and a glow. then a little bit late

here is peter coy. peter: some of the tariffs just started this past week. be a while before we feel their affect. deutsche bank said out of the first tariffs on china, only one billion was on products where china was a majority supplier. jason: meaning, countries could go elsewhere and buy them from someone else. peter: almost half our products for which china is the majority supplier for the second billion. if we go somewhere else for products, 80% of those are where china is the majority supplier. jason: it gets worse and worse. carol: because china is the only place to go. you talk about the unintended consequence that could happen in china if they are getting hurt because of these new tariffs. let's say they move their labor to other, cheaper countries. i thought this was an interesting angle. peter: you are trying to punish china. we are afraid that china is going to build of the state of china in 2025. the united states says we are going to have high tariffs on this. most of the added value comes from japan and south korea and the united states. the t

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with rudy peters about the attack. sound from - rudy peters - republican running for the 15th congressional district of californiai have not had an issue my wife warned me the country is so divided we need to be careful and nothing has happened until now until now sunday at 330pm the alameda county sheriff's office says according to witnesses rudy peters, who is running for the 15th congressional district of california, was almost stabbed at the castro valley fall festival where he had a booth set up meeting voters, by this man farzad fazeli, a 35-year- old castro valley resident. peters says the attacker first walked by their booth yelling and swearing about president trump and republicans then sound from - rudy peters - republican running for the 15th congressional district of californiadream about me and he threw a coffee cup at so i went around the table and threw him down to the ground and then he got up and pulled out a knife and he was waving it around about his headthe sheriff's office also had a booth at the f

peter willsman is a long—standing activist, he is an ally ofjeremy corbyn and there was outrage, notamongst critics but some supporters of jeremy corbyn just amongst critics but some supporters ofjeremy corbyn at those comments that peter willsman made. the dead at the time apologise, but he also said that he had been misreported and this angered many in the jewish community, many misreported and this angered many in thejewish community, many labour mps as well, and many could not believe that he was not suspended from the labour party at the time. and i think there will be some pretty strong reaction to the fact that he has been re—elected back onto labour's ruling body. we are yet to get a reaction, this news has just broken in the last 50 minutes or $0. just broken in the last 50 minutes or so. but the jeremy just broken in the last 50 minutes or so. but thejeremy corbyn goes into the new political term, if you like, mps are due back here tomorrow with this bowl of anti—semitism still hanging over him. and the real challenge to get a grip of the issue. on the same issue again, bec

fazelli pulled out a switchblade, meant to use on peters. the knife thankful lie malfunctioned and the candidate fought back. the man is charged with felony threat of making deadly threats and other misdemeanors. this comes on the heels of state of vicious attacks over the summer. trump officials and republicans were targeted in public places. sarah sanders, pam bondi, homeland security chief nielsen were said upon by activists. [cheering and yelling] >> tens of thousands of people come seeking asylum in the united states. >> what would mr. rogers think about you? taking away health insurance. and bondi, shame on you. shame on you. shame on you. >> laura: even moderate republicans like susan collins are subject to abuse. collins' office has been slammed by calls to vote against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> attacked for women's beliefs, vote no on kavanaugh, don't be a [bleep], also. >> if you vote for him, you are setting up -- woman, standing there letting trump and his appointees steal from americans, steal the right to choose

we got a response from the attorney of peter strzok.t is ridiculous, considering we can read and we have fundamental simple basic understanding of what they were texting back and forth. let's talk about the new text messages. >> i think these new text messages, sean, really expose what was going on inside the fbi and doj. once again, we are seeing more evidence of basically collusion within the fbi and doj to change and shift the narrative during the 2016 investigation into president trump and then candidate trump. collusion with russia. there has never been any proof of this. we know now based on these text messages not only did they use a dossier that was unverified. our dossier that was salacious, one that even christopher steele, he wrote himself that it was not verified and now we are seeing in these text messages that they are shifting the narrative. what's most important here, sean, is that congress get to the bottom of this. that is why they are asking deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to investigate this. we need to re-que

peter, great to have you with us. don't know about you, but i'm getting a kick out of reading headlines on various news outlets talking about, well, it's judge kavanaugh's confirmation uncertainty, it is rod rosenstein's uncertainty, it is trade barriers and tariffs that are creating uncertainty in a market that that has already exploded to new highs over the last week. i mean, you must be laughing day in and day out as you watch the business press try to cover these issues and markets. >> i think there's a lot of frustration among the trump haters that our economy is doing so well and that this stock market is looking correctly at these tariffs on china and our other trade actions. it's actually beneficial to global economy. lou: absolutely. >> lou, we've been talking about this for years, how we need to restructure this global economy in a way where trade is free, fair and resip p procall, and president donald j. trump is really exhibiting leadership on this. right now on the china issue, a super majority of america

attorney who just happened to be working on the bob muller investigation peter strong actually lost his job after messages you sent to lisa page were made public those messages were politically charged and revealed that the couple wasn't exactly fond of donald trump trump not ever going to become president right right no no he won't stop it now here's some glaring examples from those messages that were included in meadows letter to the d.o.j. p. two stroke context lisa page to discuss a media leak strategy specifically to take says i had literally just gone to find this phone to tell you i want to talk to you about media leaks strategy with d.o.j. before you. peter struck congratulates lisa page on a job well done while referring to two zero three articles about caught a page in a text stroke warns patients who are schools are coming out one which is worse than the other about lisa's namesake struck out it well done page a media strategy interesting now the attorneys representing peter struck say it's not what it sounds like it's actually simply a strategy for stopping the leaking of an