i've never done this before and my last time doing it. >> kevin richardson starts to talk.implicating him self in this night of mayhem. numerous assaults and possibly the rape of tricia miley. >> i came over there. >> and it's not just richardson. other teenagers are implicating themselves on video, too. too. all of them except yusef salom. he never goes on video and never makes a written statement. >> when i first saw those tapes, i didn't disbelieve them. like anybody else, when i watch a confession tape, my first impulse is, whoa. an innocent person really wouldn't do that. >> was it true? >> i don't remember saying it. >> my second impulse is to listen to the details, not inplus inpl influenced by them. >> how did those marks get there? she has a fractured skull. she was hit with a very, very heavy object. you saw that picture. you don't get these lines, you don't get a fractured >> when you watch cory, it's almost like he's desperate to get it right. he tells one story this moment, this story at another moment. when you look at false confession cases, when you told the

>> sugar this is for admiral richardson. first, thanks for your service to our nation and to our navy. you mentioned that the central is commit is of the fundamental command philosophy but command-and-control technology has changed since john paul jones of days. how do you balance the desire of higher command to want to be involved yet still give the 05 command of the decentralized authority that is been the bedrock of our naval apprenticeships purpose it's a great question. what it takes is a look at of appetite suppression from that superior commander to make sure that that subordinate commander is allowed the chance to develop. and so it's time-tested way of getting about that in terms of defining, , you know, how much risk if you will you are willing to cede to that subordinate command and then to let them operate with her full authorities inside that operating space, if you will. and i'll tell you what, if their immediate response or immediate instinct is to get on some kind of cellular phone and try to call the boss, w

we we re lauren richardson from australia.aying, even though the imperial family members aren't allowed to make a political statement, you are saying that they can play a crucial diplomatic role, but as laura and i were saying, as female members of the imperial family, marries a commoner they have to leave the imperial family, meaning the family of the number of imperialfamily meaning the family of the number of imperial family members who can perform those royal duties is really shrinking. yes, and i think that's more of a reasonable change that we could perhaps expect to see to the imperial code of conduct. maybe it would be more realistic to pursue that agenda, to allow women to stay in the imperial family and thereby increase the pool affairs to the throne. that's a possibility, i think. do you think, though, that they will go a step further, as you we re they will go a step further, as you were saying the future of the imperialfamily lies were saying the future of the imperial family lies on the 12—year—old princess, it's

john richardson spoke about issues facing the u.s. navy including recruitment and retention. >> it is an honor to be able to serve as the executive director of the navy league of the united states. i want to publicly thank alan kaplan, the senior leaders of the navy league and all of the volunteers, the nearly 40,000 volunteers that expand the nation and are also overseers for the up-- overseas to have the opportunity to serve you. i hope to do well by you. it is also an honor to welcome back to the stage the chief of naval operations adm. john richardson who will be our keynote speaker-- speaker. he's my good friend and john richardson began serving as chief of naval operations in september 2015. his staff assignments include submarine division on the chief of naval operations staff, naval aid to the president, commanding instructor and commander, submarine forces, us pacific fleet, executive director, can i read the whole thing? ladies and gentlemen. [ laughter ] i want to add that he's one of the finest human beings i've ever had t

. ♪ >> we are live this afternoon as the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson will be speakinghortly about security, keynote speech at the navy sea, air and space expedition here in washington, d.c., ceremony underway, we will have the admiral's remarks right after this, live coverage here on c-span2. >> the navy league, general, officers, thank you for this award. i will just say that the men and women of the search laboratory and the office naval research work every day together with our colleagues and the naval center and industry to ensure that the naval forces have the best technology unmatched by none. so thank you very much. [applause] >> two spectacular leaders, two wonderful awards, what do you say, let's give them one more huge round of applause. [applause] >> i tell you, it is an honor to be able to serve as executive director for navy league of the united states. i wanted to publicly thank alan kaplin, senior leaders of navy league and all volunteers, nearly 40,000 volunteers and also overseas for the opportunity to serve you. i hope to do well by you and again appr

the richardsons were confused horrified and disappointed. the army national guard sergeant recently returned home from a nine-month deployment in the mile east kind of crazy don't of earth and have a good point. agree to think about. >>cash matlock reporting there campgrounds of america has issued a statement saying the company does not condone the use of. >>guns and that employee that woman has been fired. >>next from crawford is at 5 a search for a man accused of exposing himself to 2 young girls and tonight police in millbrae they are releasing a sketch of the suspect. >>and uber is getting rid of some of its customers will explain why and how to know if you could be removed from using the services and we continue to follow our breaking news tonight, a hit and run rampage in sa >>and back to our breaking news tonight at 5 a hit and run rampage in san francisco police say a woman driving a stolen. >>suv car hit a bunch of people and other vehicles who were trying to dodge chair, here's video of the incident just a terrifying scene this is

>> yeah, i think it's on me right here. >> and it's not just richardson. themselves on video, too. >> i started hitting her and stuff, and she's on the ground. everybody's stomping and everything. >> this was my first rape. this -- i never did this before. this will be the last time doing it. >> antron was going for her clothes, and lopez was pulling on her arms. >> and while he was doing that, you were feeling her breasts? with both hands? >> yes. >> this is your father next to you? >> yes. >> they're all making statements and open confessions. >> all of them except yusef salaam. he never goes on video and never makes a written statement. and the reason is because his mother comes in and says, "no." >> i kept telling them, i wanted a lawyer. i told them several times. i had witnesses who heard me tell them. and they continued to do what they planned to do because they had an agenda. >> was yusef there? >> yusef? yes. >> when i first saw those tapes, i didn't disbelieve them. like anybody else, when i watch a confession tape my first impulse is, "whoa, an

he is one heck of a leader, admiral john richardson. >> i cannot shake this. i had lunch with him yesterday. >> a quaint bit of advice, don't do two cnos in a row with the same first name. also, let me just start off with some preparatory material, if it i could. one, what a first class event this is. i think for everybody who is started off yesterday and rolled into the early morning events this morning, i think we would all have to agree this is absolutely world class and we just should all, you know, a nice, super round of applause for the navy league for putting this on and bringing us all together. thank you so much. and this does not happy without the generosity of a number of people, volunteers, and corporate sponsors. so for the corporate sponsors it really is go or no go without your support. we thank you all for everybody. let's give them a nice warm of applause, we'll warm up a bit here. and then i think one of the really cool dimensions of this eve event, sea, air, space, it bringing together so many aspects of our business. corporate, industry, th

>>a legal morning, a private boats, some of them have been out there for years boats and richardson bay from sausalito to temper on have increased from about 90 in the early 2 thousands to roughly 240 of them out there in recent years their anchors and tackles and other equipment can tear the eelgrass below and that hurts the ocean ecosystems that depend on it for food or as a nursery. oil leaks and improper waste disposal. those are also problems a possible solution building fixed morning spots where the boats and this is not just richardson bay, the report notes extensive damage to feel grass beds and other bay area spots caused by coastal development fishing. and climate change. >>heavy rain even hail hit sections of california over the weekend causing streets to flood and some residents in stockton, the of the stockton area to decide to break up their kayaks reporter charmaine niro has the story. >>i've never seen anything like that from street to street you'll hear neighbors saying the same thing know this because different in that respect is expected today decide to be our kayaks

[applause] >> cno richardson. thanks for participating in this and please event accept this as a small token of our appreciation. [applause] >> ok, good afternoon, everybody. continue tofolks wander

lauren richardsonjoining us another guest for us, doctor lauren richardson joining us via webcam. you have been writing a lot about the diplomatic role that japan's imperial family players, emperor akihito was a known passive rest, heat travelled across the region which was affected by the wartime aggression, do you expect the new emperor to continue that? yes, i think that's a reasonable expectation. lease not because his wife was formerly a diplomat, his helper was a diplomat, and also naruhito has shown or indicated that he would like to carry on his father's legacy in many ways. i do think we can expect they will play quite a national role in reconciliation efforts with japan's neighbours. of course we have to emphasise that japan's constitution bands or doesn't allow the emperor to make any political statement. but you think that the emperor can play a very crucial dogmatic role as well? yes, even though they may not be able to make statements, the former employer did visit a number of historic conflict sites where japan was engaged in conflict and he paid his respects to bot

carry on the warriors return to action for game 2 at this best of 7 series on thursday and the richardson al-jazeera. college basketball's biggest names in williamson turns pro next season and we're a bit closer to finding out which team helped play for the 18 year old is expected to be 1st pick in next month and being drafted and he was in chicago for the draft lottery where one team is chosen at random to be given that all important 1st pick and here's how it turned out so you see the 2nd period will be made. this morning. was that the number one if it was going to track those 2 good towards now would you. and it's the balcones throughout the 1st chance signed williamson who says he's never actually been to new orleans. the boston bruins are just one win away from a place in the stanley cup finals bruins goalie took a rascally 35 saves as the carolina hurricanes suffered their 1st home loss in the postseason the bruins winning 21 to take a 3 nothing series lead in the eastern conference final. i want to play. and you know make myself look bad you know maybe even chances try to. you know

i have a question for admiral schultz and then a question for admiral richardson. admiral schultz, i just wanted to clarify something you are saying about the fy 20 and fy 21 funding. did you say you are in fact planning to award contracts for the second and third icebreakers? >> no. in fy 20, the president's proposal has about 35 million dollars for the polish security cutters program. that keeps the program marching forward. 21 and beyond budgets, you will see larger apps for the polish security cutter. ideally, if you look to our capital investment plan, you will see between now and 2028, we hope to deliver on those first three cutters. 20 is bridging money to keep the program going forward. , you can anticipate a larger ask. we are tied in with the innovative project team with john richardson's folks at the pentagon and that puts us on pace on the budget. >> ok. you talked about unmanned systems. as capabilities improve, do you anticipate at some point the navy will count those vessels particularly the larger ones toward your total battle force ship count, and

me just quickly ask sophie richardson, why the discrepancy in number?his is a large discrepancy to say between one and 3 million uighurs are being held. why don't we know? >> we don't know because the chinese government is lyingng. for the first six months, groups like mine were documenting while the chinese government was denying these camps even existed. they then changed their tune and said they did exist but they were vocational training schools or boarding schools. we have argued hard that the only way to really ascertain the truth is for the chinese government to allow in independent international inspectors who can visit the facilities freely and talked to people without fear of reprisal to get a sense of just how many people are detained and to argue hard they should be immediately released. amy: i just want to let people low, people reading ababout thi, uighur -- i s uyghur. to lookined by lee fang at the unexpected investor in chinese surveillance. .oe biden son hunter biden his most recent article is headlined "chinese fund backed by hunter b

some of whom have clearly not lived up to the richardson standard.ne of those ras ronald reagan's attorney general edwin meese who was accused of using his public office to enrich his friends. bill weld resigned from reagan justice department in protest of the republican attorney general's conduct. >> indications this morning that the legal problems surrounding attorney general edwin meese may force more defections from the justice department. the department was rocked tuesday by the resignation of deputy general burns and he was followed out the door by william weld, head of the criminal division. both called it quits after they were unable to persuade the white house to dump meese on grounds his legal troubles are hurting the department. officials say meese was stunned and hardly able to speak when told of the resignations. >> bill weld then testified to the senate judiciary committee against the attorney general. >> the question is whether mr. meese is taking official actions that he knows are going to redound to the financial benefit of his frien

. >>> mississippi resident jessica richardson posted this picture to her facebook page moments afteran seen her jumped out of a car and pulled a gun on her and her husband. >> this lady literally just pulled a gun because we're out here and didn't have reservations. >> reporter: the incident took place at the camgrounds in jackson, mississippi, over memorial day holiday. >> she said, get, get, you don't belong here, you don't belong here. >> her husband, franklin richardson recently returned home from a nine-month deployment from the national guard in the middle east. >> it's kind of crazy. you go over there and don't have a gun pointed at you and you come back here and have a gun pointed at you. >> witnesses say she pulled a gun on the couple because they didn't have a reservation. >>s alive and well. >> the fact that she used get, get, like you're a dog. you say get, get, to a stray dog that's on your porch. that get, get, got to me more than you don't belong here. >> in a statement a spokesman the of a firearm in any manner on our properties. the property manager involved in the i

. >>> a study says illegally more the boats are damaging the ecosystem in richardson bay. california says equipment from the anchor outs is tearing up much needed eelgrass, those are both the people live in in the bay. the eelgrass provides food for birds and other aquatic species. this aerial photo shows how those boats anchors and a tackle can cause areas of damage on the seabed as the boats move in and out on the tide. the number of anchor outs in richardson bay has fluctuated, they have tried to get rid of them periodically over the past two decades but people continue to stay in the because it is rent-free and it is expensive to stay on land. the new report says as of 2014, after up to 40% of grass beds has significant damage compared to 25% in san francisco bay as a whole. >>> stockton was hammered by heavy rain and hail this afternoon, some roads turned into rivers as slushy hail piled up on sidewalks. the weather is even wilder in the sierra where drivers are dealing with a fresh blanket of spring snow, winter storm warning is in effect for the sierra three tomorro

heather: richardson was reporting on this earlier, we are starting to hear a number of these proxy and are having a hard time funding wise. you need to start looking for other sources of income, a donation box in one of our reports. that sounds like things are getting -- sanctions get to them but does that make them more desperate as if they have nothing to lose? >> it does but also a good thing. and they are looking to ally with russia and doing anything they can to get money. just because the enemy is more desperate doesn't mean you don't need to back up what you're doing. iran is our enemy in the area. saudi arabia is extremely imperfect. it is helping fight iran in a proxy war in yemen. people are uncomfortable with saudi arabia, but sometimes you have to hang out with people you don't like in order to keep the peace. shannon: i love my in-laws. thank you for being with us. the carolina city suing to force a landowner to take down a massive american flag. and suing over a $20 million uniform. night court, you are the jury. this memorial day, start your summer off right in a new che

richardson bay is off of sausalito between sausalito and tiburon. the number of anchor outputs has multiplied in the past two decades despite the city trying to get out of the anchor up business. california says equipment from the vessels is tearing up eelgrass in the bay at an alarming rate and eelgrass provides food for birds and habitat for pacific herring and other aquatic species and the anchor provides rent-free homes for low-income sausalito's. >>> they hit the pavement today. >> the weather did not put a damper on the races well-known traditions. >> reporter: it was thought that the weather might make for eight more mellow races today, maybe keep some of the naked people way but not a chance. first, let's be honest, the beta breakers system is two things, people running in costumes and people running the skin they are in and little else. the only real x factor was the weather >> if people were driving in from the south bay and they saw the stormy weather, they would probably turn around. we thought of that but we decided to come in anyway an

so many years future is unclear world athletics chief sebastian coe is keen to move on and the richardson has more. south africa's caster semenya has been outpacing her rivals for years but her progress hasn't meet everyone's liking. for you if it was installed fast the double olympic champion is set to run in the eight hundred meters at the season opening diamond league event in doha on friday after a ruling by sports highest court it could be a whole last competition before she has to start taking medication to lower her to stop steroid levels cement you posted a tweet on thursday hinting at retirement knowing when to walk away is wisdom being able to is courage the head of world athletics governing body isn't about to lend a sympathetic ear this is pretty straightforward and it's very straightforward for any international federation in sport athletics has to classifications it has age it has gender we are fiercely protective about both and i'm really grateful that the court of arbitration has up held that principle says they'll be no delay in implementing the policy and it will kick in

as a condition of confirming -- richardson, senate the iary demanded appointment. nixon had offered when he nnounced richardson as his nominee, that he could appoint a special supervising prosecutor. one guy to make the decisions on what the department of justice give ended and to richardson some help, because there were going to be jail.licans going to richardson didn't want to be attorney general and wanted to happily resident, abandoned all responsibility, original budget for the special prosecutor was a hundred people. the powers that be thought it was so much fun to have special wanted the that watergate reform as the ethics n government act that set up the independent prosecutor, which, adler was talking about, that mixes rration, up the judiciary with the with the executive. and it was in effect for 25 years. was how they prosecuted the reagan, ffair against and it was jolly fun until it was used against democrats with and then they decided this isn't fun at all. thing lapse. so when it lapse -- what it ability withinhe the department of justice to prosecuto

youssef salaam, antoine mccray, kevin richardson, cory wise, and raymond santana.fter, the horrific crime, they were arrested an quickly branded "the central park five". >> this whole process was surreal just to see like our life story portrayed and to still be relevant 30 years later. >> is my mom here? >> it's just us -- you and us. >> reporter: convicted on what they always maintained were coerced confessions, each was sentenced to years behind bars what was it like for you to watch those scenes oyour enkae incarceration? was it difficult >> it was. it was it was it still is, but it rwas. >>eporter: their convictions were vacated in 2002 after anesher man confsed to the attack his dna a match. the central park five were awarde1 d $4llion in a settlement with the city of new york. >> we didn't get an apology at all. all the time we did for something we didn't do, and itrt hu >> we have this indelible scarf, oh, that's, you know, kevin richardson, the guy from the central park jogger se, you know, the wilding case. >> so nothing makes that right. >> nothing it's 3

carry on the warriors return to action for game 2 at this best of 7 series on thursday and the richardson al-jazeera college basketball's biggest names the al williamson pro next season and where a bit closer to finding out which team to help play for the 18 year old is expected to be 1st pick in next month's n.b.a. draft and he was in chicago for the draft lottery where one team is chosen that random to be given the all important says pick here's how it turned out to be tonight you see the 2nd pick will be made by the memphis was that that's the number one here every saturday night. he goes to the audience now which. is the pelicans who have the 1st task assigned williamson who says he's never actually been to new orleans. bangladesh are looking good with the cricket world cup starting in 2 weeks' time they're undefeated and a trying ation series in dublin earlier they crossed our land chasing down 292 runs that was 7 overs to spare at the 2 wins over the west indies bangladesh began their world cup campaign against south africa on june 2nd. tiger woods says he's feeling in great physica

carry on the warriors return to action for game 2 at this best of 7 series on thursday and the richardson al-jazeera college basketball's biggest names the al williamson pro next season and where a bit closer a to finding out which team to help play for the 18 year old is expected to be 1st pick in next month's n.b.a. draft and he was in chicago for the draft lottery well one team has chosen that random to be given the all important says pick here's how it turned out to be tonight you see the 2nd pick will be made by the memphis already. i bet that's the number one here every saturday night. goes to the audience now with you. is the pelicans who have the 1st task assigned williamson who says he's never actually been to new orleans. bangladesh are looking good with the cricket world cup starting in 2 weeks' time they're undefeated and a trying ation series in dublin earlier they crossed our land chasing down 292 runs that was 7 overs to spare at the 2 wins over the west indies bangladesh began their world cup campaign against south africa on june 2nd tiger woods says he's feeling in great

my question is for admiral richardson. the johnached to mccain. , due to those collisions, what new training has the navy implemented for young officers? watch, iappened on my would very well lose my license. >> i gave a very long answer to that question. you can read my congressional testimony. it provides a lot of that. we have overhauled training from a career standpoint so that each one of our officers, particularly service worker officers, are spending more time getting the experience they need at sea and more time in school getting the training. you can see some examples of the great trainers we are delivering to concentration areas. that allows not only career training but also team training for each of the ships in those different ports. you'll see a much more robust approach to training and a more robust approach to assessing that training as well. you don't get full credit for participation. you have to pass the exam as well. it's a comprehensive approach. into a climate where we are really trying to achieve best

carry on the warriors fits into action for game 2 at this best of 7 series on thursday and the richardson al-jazeera. college basketball's biggest names ion williamson turns pro next season and we're a bit closer to finding out which team helped play for 18 year old is expect to be 1st picked and next month and the draft and he was in chicago for the drop lottery where white team is chosen at random to be given that all important 1st 1st pick here is how it turned out. to use the 2nd tape will be made by the memphis all right is. it bad that the government was able to get out of the dying traffic goes to good towards now again. it's a balcony to have the 1st chance to sign a williamson who says he's never actually been to new orleans. but boston bruins are just one win away from a place in the stanley cup finals bruins goalie took a rask meet 35 phasers the carolina hurricanes suffered their 1st home loss of the post season the bruins winning 2 want to take a 3 nothing series lead in the eastern conference final. so long to play calling and you know made myself look bad you know maybe eve

carry on the warriors fits into action for game 2 with this best of 7 series on thursday and the richardson al-jazeera college basketball's biggest names williamson pro next season and were a bit closer to finding out which team hill play for the 18 year old is expected to be 1st pick in next month and be a draft and he was in chicago for the draft lottery where one team is chosen that random to be given the all important 1st pick here's how it turned out stage tonight you see the 2nd pick will be made by. the memphis where we expect that the number one we're going to get out of the night. goes to the world and now we're here. is the pelicans who have the 1st task assigned williamson who says he's never actually been to new orleans. bangladesh are looking good with the cricket world cup starting in 2 weeks' time they're undefeated and a try in asian series in dublin earlier they crossed our land chasing down 292 runs that was 7 overs to spare the 2 wins over the west indies bangladesh began their world cup campaign against south africa on june 2nd tiger woods says he's feeling in great phys

south africa is unclear and the world athletics chief sebastian coe is keen to move on and the richardson has more . south africa's caster semenya has been outpacing her rivals for years but her progress hasn't been to everyone's liking is there for you if i was in school so i asked the double olympic champion is set to run in the eight hundred metres at the season opening diamond league event in doha on friday after a ruling by sports highest court it could be her last competition before she has to start taking medication to lower her to start to run levels so many a poster tweets on thursday hinting at retirement knowing when to walk away is wisdom being able to see who is courage the head of world athletics governing body is about to lend a sympathetic ear this is pretty straightforward and it's very straightforward for any international federation in sport athletics has to classifications it has age it has gender we are fiercely protective about both and i'm really grateful that the court of arbitration has up held that principle says they'll be no delay in implementing the policy and

jack nicklaus and tonga woods have enjoyed similar success in such a short space of time on the richardson al-jazeera. the drama raptors have claw their way back into the n.b.a. playoff series with the milwaukee bucks it won game 3 of the eastern conference finals quite leonard led the raptors once again with a game high 36 points it wasn't easy though the raptors surviving 2 overtimes to beat milwaukee 108 teams 112 about so those still leave the series 2 games to one game 4 will be on tuesday in toronto. you know how much work we put in and we know . now you know how badly you want to and he says it just continue to show every single night in no you just want to take this as a hard victory but we're going to take it in and the next game trying to get another one we were able to get over the give them credit as a group you know they played well a couple guys really stepped up for them so i think there's lots of opportunity for us to look and look at how we can get better collectively how we can be better going in the game for so. you know i think we look forward to that a few months ago t

about failing on his way to a 4th major title despite a closer than expected final round and he richardson reports. russian another major title for america's troops kept but this wasn't the final day procession most expected to be standing here today with 4 majors is it's mind blowing today was definitely the most satisfying out of all of them for. how stressful that round was. kept began the final round at new york's bethpage black course with a 7 shot lead the 1st 10 holes didn't hints at the drama to come but with a 2nd straight p.j. title seemingly in his grasp kept big council full. was bogey's rather than birdies appeared on a school card. and former us open champion dustin johnson was on the charge. he was with 3 holes to play johnson moved within a single stroke of the leader was but johnson has a habit of coming up just short of mages and he dropped shots at the 16th and 17th that gave kepcher the chance to steady himself heading towards the final green as he became the 1st person to successfully defend the p.g.a. and u.s. open titles a 4 of a par round of $74.00 and nuff to secur

. >> illegal, more boats are damaging the ecosystem in richardson bay. the inlet between tiburon and sausalito and marin county audubon california says the woman from the so-called anchor outs are tearing up much-needed eelgrass which provides food for the birds and crucial habitat for the pacific herring and other aquatic species. this aerial photo shows how anchors and tackle can cause circular areas of damage on the seabed as the boats move with the tide. the number of anchor outs in richardson bay has multiplied over the past two decades. partly because of the high cost of housing on land. anchor outs pay no doc feeds, fees. up to 40% of the eelgrass beds in richardson bay had significant damage. >>> a bay area grandmother makes a terrifying wrong turn. coming up, how she and her grandchildren survived after sinking deep into this pond. >>> it is a dry start to the day, but that will change. will timeout the rain and it returns as early as tonight and details are coming up. >>> so far, most of the main travel times. i will check the delays coming up.

but as a condition of confirming elliot richardson, the senate judiciary demanded the appointment. offered, when he announced richardson as his nominee, that he could appoint a special supervising prosecutor. he was picturing one guy to make the decisions on what the department of justice recommended and to give richardson some help, because there were going to be republicans going to jail. richardson didn't want to be attorney general and wanted to run for president, happily abandoned all responsibility, and the original budget for the special prosecutor was a hundred people. the powers that be you it was so much fun to have special -- thought it was so much fun to have special prosecutors that wanted the watergate reform as the ethics in government act that set up the independent prosecutor, which, adler was talking about, absolute aberration, that mixes up the judiciary with the congress with the executive. and it was in effect for 25 years. that was how they prosecuted the iran contra affair against reagan, and it was jolly fun until it was used against democrats with bill clin

ambassador to the united nations bill richardson is here with his take on donald. north korea policies stay right there more politicking right after the break. the european governments especially the germans and the french and the britons a wanted they really want to help you on economically they have no control over their private sectors and their private sectors if they have to choose between the body and market versus the u.s. market again you don't have to be any kind on the tedious to figure out that they would go with the u.s. markets. in orwell the state puts in the surveillance cameras in. our present day or well 19 eighty-four dystopian nightmare we put in the cameras we install the cameras on the nest cameras in our doors and our mental pieces on but that spying devices in our hands and in our homes with alexy and other of these mass surveillance technologies that's the difference between orwell and today's a it is a worst nightmare is would never think that we would imprison ourselves. welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king

ambassador to the united nations bill richardson is here with his take on donald trump's north korea policies stay right there more politicking right after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. what is it called the coin is magic internet money the new type of digital currency decentralized digital scarcity chancellor on the brink of 2nd for bankers call the genesis blog for reason to calling it civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial tiffani it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history this is columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that try. forms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing. to the max as they see. the european governments especially the germans and the french and the brits they really want to help iran economically they have no control over their private sectors and their private sectors if they have to choose between de

ambassador to the united nations bill richardson is here with his take on donald trump's north korea policies stay right there more politicking right after the break. there's an petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend the forum to address today's final issues. or just actual forum coverage. some in media and even some politicians are giving julian assange as a new look and it's no wonder a case can be made the u.s. crusade against a staunch is a blueprint for criminalizing journalism what date is in store for a song will journalism suffer the same. kind of. welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king nearly a year has passed since the singapore summit between donald trump and kim jong un and we don't seem to be closer to a deed nuclearized north korea for his part president trump insists his strategy with kim will ul

and the richardson is at that event in doha and joins us live now and the how well or not so well have the i.w. have handled the situation. well it wasn't exactly a master class in diplomacy on thursday that was when sebastian coe the head of world athletics addressed the media here in dakar ahead of the diamond league the start of the new track and field season he only took two questions on the same man you only answered one of them in full and described the ruling by the court of arbitration for sport as straightforward not as a number of ways you could look at that ruling but really straightforward isn't one of them it was a split decision between the arbitration panel of three judges and it was a ruling sprinkled with caviar and concerns about how exactly it should be implemented what card did want to talk about was his desire to expand the appeal of track and field in athletics and expand the appeal of the diamond league outside of elin peak years in caster semenya it has an athlete really who does just that she transcends sports she is a role model for many in the way she is faul

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those birds damage richardson bay with the legal ways to spoil and oil and gas leaks. >>> the futurety's food truck program will be discussed tomorrow. we should focus on the fact that the councilmembers are planning on getting together to decide whether or not to extend the current program. entered the proposal they would provide food trucks at selected city events. the east bay company is signed up in a pilot program. tomorrow the contra costa board of supervisors will discuss whether to oppose plans for a rail line to the regional shoreline park. it goes from the main richmond railyard to the point richmond business district. the park district does not support reactivation of the rail line. supervisors will meet tomorrow at 930. >>> new this morning, a swedish prosecutor taking the first steps that could lead to the extradition of julian assange. he was evicted last month from the ecuadorian embassy were seven years ago he took political asylum. he says there deciding if it would here charges against him. also the united states wants to prosecute him for alleged conspiracy to hack

later, we have remarks by john richardson. then the senate gavels in at 3:00 p.m. eastern to continue work on executive and judicial nominations. on c-span3, we returned to the navy leaks the air and space as for a discussion on international labor -- labor neater ship. -- leadership. >> the house ended its legislative week on thursday and before adjourning, house majority leader sandy lawyer and minority leader kevin mccarthy engaged in a colloquy looking at next week's agenda and other legislative issues. >> on tuesday we will meet for morning our debate and 2:00 for votesative business with postponed until 6:30. on wednesday and thursday we meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning our debate and 12:00 legislative business. on friday the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. we will continue -- consider several bills on suspension of the rules -- and us by the close of business tomorrow. house will also consider h.r. 986, protecting americans with pre-existing conditions act of 2019. on october 22, 2018, the trump administration continued the republican as

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[applause] >> cno richardson. thanks for participating in this and please event accept this as a small token of our appreciation. [applause] >> ok, good afternoon, everybody. continue tofolks wander in. the music stopped and the mike went hot, so i'm assuming it's time to start. tod afternoon and welcome the last panel of the first day, but in my opinion, it's the most distinguished panel of the day and certainly the most vital, which is the international navy panel. we have the unique opportunity in this panel to hear from leaders -- leaders of our partner navies. in this case three, their perspectives, challenges, and efforts in this dynamic and changing global environment which we are all living in now and was discussed in earlier panels today. my name is rare admiral frank morley and i have the privilege of moderating this very unique and critical discussion. before i introduce our panel members, i want to offer a bit of context to our discussion today. if not all of the world security establishments, i think,

. >> we have this indelible scar of, oh, that's kevin richardson, the gu from the central park jogger case. >> so nothing makes that right >> nothing. >> and it's 30 years later and we're the proof when you damage kids as young as 14, 15, 16 years old for a period of 14.5 years, right, and beyond, how do you fix that? >> reporter: their story now a passion project for this celebrated director. >> so i really wanted to show how what comes out dealing with kind of being half a citizen and how this was put upon these boys for a crime they didn't commit. >> and for the men who lived it, validation. >> a series like this paints the picture of what it is lik a person of color in america for what we went through and what it represents for the tremusory of the rape victim who was left with no memory of that attack i'll have more on my conversation with the central park five tomorrow in the third hour of "today." >>> just ahead, the shocking moment authorities pulled a pilot from duty just before a flight and arrested him for murder. >>> also, drama in the courtroom as actress felicity huffman

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