now we are faced with the specter of it and we are asking our republican colleagues to join with us in doing everything we can to stop it. this is serious stuff. mr. mueller said yesterday "russian interference wasn't a single attempt. they are doing it as we sit

when you aren talking about that, former senator arlen specter. he tried to get a couple of words in when he was in front of the court? >> he was arguing a case, representing a client -- i can't remember the details -- and wanted to continue the argument, but his time was up, and the chief insisted it was over. i think senator specter has never forgiven him for that. >> not only did he appear to not forgive him, he introduced legislation to try and force the court to go on television. >> he believes firmly the court should go on television. >> what was your reaction to that resolution? >> that's a difficult issue. not one i discussed in the book. on one hand, televising the court would be good for the court and the country, because i think people would realize the justices are very thorough in their preparation for arguments and the understanding of the cases. they ask intelligent questions. people are favorably impressed when they see the court at work. that is a very strong plus. that is what i think senator specter is primarily interested in. o

counsel robert mueller in what was likely his last message to congress warned yet again about the specter of russian interference in our next election. >> over the course of my career, i have seen a number of challenges to our democracy. the russian government's efforts to interfere in our election is among the most serious. that was not a hoax. the indictments we returned against the russians, two different ones were substantial and in their scope, using the scope word again. and i think one of the -- we have underplayed to a certain extend that aspect of our investigation that has and would have long-term damage to the united states that we need to move quickly to address. >> despite that warning, only hours later, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, republican, blocked not one, but two election security measures saying that democrats were just trying to give themselves a political advantage, which itself is interesting. the democrats are trying to give themselves a political advantage by preventing foreign actors from penetrating the election. now today the republican-led senate in

workshop was founded by a woman who is a passionate mechanic that's inspiring other women to pick up the specter. this is no ordinary to a retail workshop in the heart of a car discourage is run by a woman employs women and trains aspiring female mechanics. has run her own car workshop since 2006 and isn't interested in any stereotypes. because of past 26 years she has been getting her hands dirty working on engines a mechanic a muslim or a woman with unshakable self belief but it's been a bumpy wrote. back in the day everybody pointed at me everybody thought i was crazy every time i went out on the streets trusting my overalls to go fix a car or buy pots everybody was laughing at me and often have a cry and then carry on now i am considered i'm shown as a good example. chicken or a fix in part all of the women working here were inspired by homebuyers to learn how to fix cars but there are only 3 females who are time mechanics year and most of this film made in the future she wants are targeted seem to be women making sure that the big girls are running smooth. some young women mechanics working

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specter should be whoever controlled the data controls the future. as somebody who has covered mark zuckerberg day in and day out for 10 years, that is scary. jeff: absolutely. what is really scary is the nancy pelosi video was just a slowed down video. that was not even synthetically generated. we have not reached the sophistication in the technology community to be able to detect a slowed down video. we're grossly underprepared to detect deepfakes. emily: what is your take on whose response ability it is to police video? should facebook be held responsible knowing that video is fake and taking that down? jeff: i think they have a response ability to do everything in their power what they can do. one thing that is troubling to me about facebook is they have recently publicly said they are moving to more one to one encrypted messaging. now, when we talk about the deepfake doomsday scenario, we think about politicians with words an inserted into their mouths and being used for political discourse. we don't talk about how these can be used in a one-to-

now we are faced with the specter of it and we are asking our republican colleagues to join with us in doing everything we can to stop it. this is serious stuff. mr. mueller said yesterday "russian interference wasn't a single attempt. they are doing it as we sit here and they expect to do it in the next campaign. that's robert mueller, one of the most authoritative voices on this issue. mueller warned that "much more needs to be done unquote. to fortify against future attacks. not just from who russia but lefor others looking to interfe in our elections as well. mr. mueller is not the only one calling for action on election security, fbi director ray pointed by president trump has said the same. national intelligence director coats also appointed by president trump has stressed that foreign actors "will add new tactics as they learn from 2016". we must do more. this is not an issue of democratic issue or republican issue. this is not liberal issue or moderate issue or conservative issue.this is an issue of patriotism, national security. protecting the very integrity of american democr

russian proton m a rocket has successfully launched a cutting edge space telescope into orbit the specter argy telescope it is a close collaboration between russian and german scientists the spacecraft is expected to detect a galaxy clusters observe millions of black holes and tens of thousands of star forming galaxies. one small step for man one giant leap for mankind the words of astronaut neil armstrong when he became the 1st human to walk on the moon it's been almost 50 years since that historic apollo 11 mission ahead of that anniversary auction houses in new york are preparing for sales of artifacts from the voyage including the original if somewhat grimy film images of that iconic moment this could be the highlight of the upcoming apollo 11 options the lunar module timeline a flight manual of step by step instructions for bringing the mission slender to the moon surface. it contains dozens of notes handwritten by the mission's astronauts. it's annotated by them in real time on page 10 aldrin has written the landing. and this is the 1st writing done by a human being on another so wh

it is a step away from the specter of conflict and towards the possibility of peace. after almost a decade of negotiations iran agreed to get rid of 98 percent of its enrich the uranium and to reduce the number of centrifuges in exchange for relief from international economic sanctions the deal established a new relationship based on transparency but by no means trust. and butting into our all powerful this is a bilateral agreement for you our for our max if the other signatories comply we will make sure we do the same that i own my daw that zimmy powerful and all. in january 26th international sanctions on iran were lifted after the international atomic energy agency certified the country's compliance with the obligations established in the nuclear deal this time the side of relief came out of tehran the capital of an all rich country driven to the brink of an almost total trade embargo in place since 2006. everything seemed to be going according to plan until donald trump came on to the stage he disliked the accord from the get go slamming the obama brokered deal wa

i owe it all to specter.wed me that whoever controls the data controls the future. >> even as somebody who has covered mark zuckerberg day in and day out for 10 years, that is scary. >> what is really scary is that nani blows video was a slowed-down video. that wasn't even synthetically generate have had. e haven't reached the level of fest cation to detect a slowed down video. we are grossly underprepared. >> what is your thoughts on that? should facebook be held responsible for knowing that video was fake and taking that video down? >> i think they have the responsibility to do everything in their power that they can do. one thing that is troubling to me about facebook is they have recently publicly said they are moving to more one to one-on-one inencrypted messaging. when we talk about the deep fake doomsday scenario, we are talk about politicians with words inserted into their mouths and used for political discourse. what we don't talk about is how these can be used in a one to one way in a weaponized fac

endgame is and that is a delicate and quite a precarious situation to be in because it raises the specter of something bad happening of something negative happening that people misinterpreting things now let's talk more about that because of course the u.s. maximum pressure approach has iran in a stranglehold and despite efforts by european nations the iran nuclear deal is by all accounts on life support if ever that are all taking into consideration soaring tensions between the west and iran is a military confrontation in your assessment inevitable or can a deal still be struck. i don't think it's inevitable i think that the scope for the bailout i think best scope for all sides to to deescalate things to find a way out but it takes willingness it takes creativity and it takes patience i don't think any of the parties involved want a direct military confrontation certainly not the iranians and i would argue certainly not the americans we know donald trump has said repeatedly he doesn't want to get drawn into another conflict in the middle east in spite of that he sent more ready more u.s

rocket has successfully launched a cutting edge of space telescope into orbit the specter argy telescope is the result of close collaboration between russian and german scientists the spacecraft is expected to detect a galaxy clusters observed millions of black holes and tens of thousands of star forming galaxies. india is due to launch its 2nd ever mission to the moon in just 2 days time the mission's goal is to land a rover near the south pole which hasn't been explored yet in preparation for monday's launch school kids in delhi have been exploring their country's space program at a series of events around the city. it's just another school day but their heads and the starts these kids in a school in new delhi can hardly contain that excitement over indels moon mission. jumps around to is india's 2nd mission to the moon. in the making the launch the 1st push several times over the last year. but now do we despite unity over for what could be a historic mission for the country. but these children from of whom are also in the astronomy club it is an inspiration. our neighborhood action o

joining me now is shane specter he is a trial lawyer of the klein and specter law firm of which i'm ar. and at berkeley and penn law, he's taught a course titled how to ask a question. here's my question, how should these committee members be preparing for the hearings? >> well, mike, the first thing is, the members should know the facts. if you're going to ask about the report, you've got to know the report. second, understand the limitations of the hearing. you've got only five minutes to ask questions. that's not enough time to really develop a line of questions and answers. third, consider mueller himself. he is not going to go beyond the four corners of the report if you ask about the report. he is not going to say anything political. so, what i think the members should do is to consider working closely with each other. members should be willing to give up their time to other members so that a very good questioner can have 10, 15, 20 minutes to develop a line of questions and a line of answers. and they should divide the topics sequentially so that there's one topic discussed at

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but that was the specter.well it stands on to land where it's concerts on stages and vendors selling arts and crafts and food. topic of. among the festivals highlights is the traditional tugboat ballet with skipper's acting as choreographers. the ports origins may be veiled in mystery but the people of this hanseatic city make the most of it with maritime displays and celebrations every year. you can also take a dip in hamburg's river after years of pollution the water quality of the elder is clean enough to swim in bathing in the elbe it has a long tradition is specially during the 19th century journalist and author helen kemp has already written 2 books about it like many locals she's a fan of the river. what moved you to swim in the elba every day. oberst every day it's a great pleasure it's just wonderful. the elderlies at my doorstep i can go in it when i want i can do what i want in the air almost everything and this is sensuous experience the water in the flowing streaming rising and falling water i enj

we have possibly the specter of the u.s.e a country that's a neighbor and a former -- or present ally of iran. so i would like to think that this was -- this comment was inartful and not consistent with u.s. policy and will be put in some different context quickly, because i worry about the stakes both in afghanistan, but also in iran where the dangers are escalating. >> and in iran, as the dangers are escalating, what is your utmost concern as there is this brinksmanship and this game of chicken that's going on? >> well, the danger is miscalculation. we're 101 years away from the armistice in world war i, woodrow wilson's war. he campaigned in 1916 against the war and then changed his mind and helped us get into the war. but most people looking back on that history think it was based on a miscalculation, the bloodiest war in our history. we didn't have nukes, we didn't have artificial intelligence, we didn't have all these modern tools that are absolutely devastating, way beyond anything we could imagine then. so i worry ab

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specter of corruption which we have so police of is so embedded in in everything malaysian we will have to make sure that the systems are cleaned cleaned up and everybody has faith in the system. out in the countryside in kuantan we meet a man who has devoted his life to helping inmates on death row. also runs a hof way house for. a month. or. so but. you know he'll to macao swing on. time anyway coming up for. all the witching. ok. lamb spends much of his time visiting death row inmates and their families. today we're going with him to beat relatives of a drug offender. husband the key flea. was caught with 22 kilograms of cannabis he told the high court he'd given some friends a ride in his van and that the drugs belong to them. suki flee was initially acquitted but 7 years later the prosecution appealed his daughter with 12 at the time say it up but by then my value. added. i now have a my name that. been underdevelopment that it. would get out of the 1281 inmates on death row in malaysia more than 100 or drug offenders like sooky flee some influential voices are now saying harsh law

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specter of corruption which was so pervasive is so embedded in in everything malaysian we will have to make sure that the systems are cleaned cleaned up and everybody has faith in the system. out in the countryside in kuantan we meet a man who has devoted his life to helping inmates on death row. also runs a half way house. the watching. spends much of his time visiting death row inmates and their families. today were going with him to beat relatives of a drug offender. husband zuki flea. was caught with 22 kilograms of cannabis he told the high court he'd given some friends a ride in his van and that the drugs belong to them. suki flee was initially acquitted but 7 years later the prosecution appealed his daughter was 12 at the time say it up but by then i thank you. i did. i knew i could say my name that. i did. of the 1281 inmates on death row in malaysia more than 100 or drug offenders like zuki flee. some influential voices are now saying harsh laws don't work as a deterrent in 2012 the then minister of office actually said in parliament that the death penalty is not stopping the

some here fear the specter of fascism may return. many of the 100000000 jewish families are you know ready to leave. because they know that if they know from their. family history that if you have to leave you have to leave right away. this is a memorial to mark the site where jewish men women and children 100 cuffed waited and thrown into the time the jointer moats years commissioned by the previous administration. but in recent years hungary's fascist past has undergone a make a for. this is opens by morial to german occupation situated next to the garry and all of that you might be forgiven for thinking that hungry was a victim of the holocaust rather than a participant. morally at all german if your patient is about negro which comes down to that. and hungary is the angel and the eagle is the german which suggests a lie. about the holocaust and particularly about the hungary and all in da a lot of us because the whole of the part of the show was carried out by hungary and jad that me and by the high getting situations and instead

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telescope into space with plans to observe more than 3000000 black holes throughout his lifetime the specter of g. developed was germany is intended to replace an older telescope known as the russian hubble it's hopes the satellite will create the finest ever detailed sky map of cosmic radiation to help scientists investigating dark matter and dark energy. and on monday india will launch an unmanned rover to the moon's unexplored southern pole they send to mission well analyze minerals and frozen water while marking the lunar surface india's 1st moon mission in 2008 helped confirm the presence of water on the moon's surface. president emanuel now croll has announced plans to create france's own space force macron says the space command will improve defense capabilities and protect french satellites it made the announcement in front of military personnel as they prepared for sunday's bustin a day parade plans follow a similar announcement by u.s. president donald trump through a new very special meeting made it was a part of the new military doctrine which i approved of will ensure that we ca

of it and -- specter of it and we're asking our republican colleagues to join with us in doing everything we can to stop it. this is serious stuff. mr. mueller said yesterday, quote, russian interference wasn't a single attempt. they are doing it as we sit here and they expect to do it in the next expain. unquote. -- in the next campaign. unquote. that's robert mueller, one of the most authoritative voices on this issue. mueller warned, quote, much more needs to be done to fortify against future attacks, not just from russia but are from others who are looking to interfere in our elections as well. and mr.le mueller is not the only one calling for action for election security. f.b.i. director wray, appointed by president trump, has said the same. national intelligence director coats, also appointed by president trump, has stressed that foreign actors, quote, will add new tactics as they learn from 2016. so we must do more. this is not an issue -- a democratic issue or republican issue. this is not a liberal issue, a moderate issue or conservative issue. this is an issue of patriotism, the

he basically took one for the eam in terms of the other democrats byising the specter of biden's age which is very difficult. >> bernie sanders later called it ageism. >> he called it ageism and he s said it depe on the virility of your ideas. i don't know if swalwell stood out. remember, in september he's gog to have twice as many donors and he's polling 2%. it's going to be a challenge. he better sharpen up his swalwell for congress sign. >> the other person that did break out, however,as julian castro from texas. we really saw him go after some of the other folks ontage around immigration. do you think this is aile bit of gas for his campaign? he has been somebody that is exciting someparts of the democratic party but not getting that attention >> absolutely. after wednesday night he went after his fellow texan beto o'rourke and he got the better exchangin that the thing is, then we have thursday night and the kamala/biden show. i have to think that sort of took all the action out of the room. if he had been maybe the second night i think he might have been able to better use what

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by turning their backs as beethoven's ode to joy opens the new minted european parliament or about specter after the break. big claim made hard money fashionable again and that halo effect as felt over chook gold if it weren't for big oil there would be no current rally call. much of mushroom soup news down some contacts used in the wrong way kerry kerry potential arms like any any psychoactive substances. but used in the right way they seem to have quite a. profound 30 to potential quite a good safety place all this while. something seemed wrong but i. just don't. get to shape out these days to come out ahead and engage with. the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. welcome back here i mean peers have shown their disdain for the e.u. at the opening session of the new european parliament by turning their backs during the playing of the blocks anthem beethoven's ode to joy. plenty going on in stroudsburg in the parliament also plenty going on with the european council over in brussels will start at the parliament where there's the will to fight i

you've had 10 specter, illegal dumping is tangle in an ongoing issue. >>oakland city councilman noel says 37th avenue just behind home depot needs to be fenced off and shut down to reduce the increasing crime outside the hardware store the fruitvale neighborhood. >>not only are they stealing their plant material. they're building material. >>there are there bush cars and everything everything else that you can think about 37th avenue was a dead end street our cameras saw very little life. >>to there on monday. >>if you are these a man and a dog. >>bicycles the trash. the boxes scattered around. >>nothing compared to what is happening on the other side defoe we're a large homeless encampments it's very visible to anyone pulling into the parking lot at the store says safety at the home depot has declined dramatically. so much so the home depot is high to all. >>off to the oakland police ofercs to guard the front of the store 10:00am hours a day will people officials say they cannot discuss details about their security measures but that they have not threa

employees is very specific they tend to lean towards $1.00 to $1.00 part of the political spectrum specter rather than another. after 3 days of disputes the e.u. summit has finally agreed candidates for the block top jobs and the nominations are not here many expected as artie's piece of course. 3 days later than we expected but the european council that's made up of the heads of government of the 28 member states of the european union put forward their nominations for the top jobs in the european commission now these nominations will be put to parliament they decide whether they get the job so the nominations are for commission president taking over from john claude younker on the line who's currently the german defense minister for council president to take over from donald tusk sheilds michel currently acting prime minister of belgium for a representative of foreign affairs basically the e.u.'s equivalent of a foreign minister it's currently occupied by federica marketing any it will if it's approved be taken over by your said bell who is currently the foreign minister of spain while ch

. >> there is no question that there has already been significant damage even by the sheer specter of question being on, and all of the kind of ensuing noise from the trump administration. >> axelrod: paula reid joins us now. paula, we heard the president say he wants every federal agency to provide information on citizens-- who is, who isn't-- to get an accurate count. now, how is that going to work? >> reporter: well, jim, it's not clear how much additional information is actually in these federal databases, and whether it will actually give the government a clearer picture of who is in the u.s. legally. jim, also tonight, the justice department said it will inform the courts that it will not include a citizenship question on the 2020 census. that's not the outcome the president was hoping for. >> axelrod: paula reid, thank you very much. air canada flight 33 was the roughest ride in the sky today. on a long flight across the pacific, the plane hit intense turbulence. more than 30 people were hurt on the boeing 777. here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: scenes of chaos on air cana bo

terms of security the situation has in tools dramatically you don't have this kind of sense of a specterof isis takeover return anytime soon although there are still remnants of the multi-group and isis elements there i think the security situation has improved and you can see only a few checkpoints security checkpoints across the city and we did not demand a lot of security detail when we were traveling across but all we and also in blue tick which is the multi stronghold but the problem though is twofold one of the things i hear a lot from the local civil society organizations leaders is that up until today there has not been a proper investigation in order to understand how on earth a bunch of rock isis affiliated elements get to lay a 5 month old siege on the entire city which led to the complete destruction of ground 0 which is the heartland of america we see the how did it why did it take so long for the government the why did the negotiations fail ended early on and the 2nd one is this concern that when it comes to rehab military action of morale we there's not much consultation w

launched a new telescope into space to observe more than 3000000 black holes throughout its lifetime the specter argy was developed for the germany and should replace an older telescope which is known as the russian hubble or moscow hopes the satellite will create the finest detail sky map of cosmic radiation this could help scientists investigating what's known as dark matter and dark energy and. on monday india will launch an unmanned drone over to the moon's unexplored southern pole the chance that a onto mission will analyze minerals and frozen water while mapping the lunar surface india's 1st moon mission in 2008 helped confirm the presence of water on the moon surface. the cricket bowl cup final gets underway in just over an hour with hosts anglin and new zealand looking for their 1st ever titles and then go into the match at lord's as hot favorites even though they're playing their 1st final in 27 good is why new zealand and looking to avoid a repeat of the thrashing they suffered in the last world cup final at the hands of a stranger let's go to our correspondent lee wellings he's joinin

going home the specter of mass unemployment in a community that was already written with with poverty was frightening people who did. what had gone before so it wasn't peaceful times in 1900 it was very stressful radical times which is what resulted in 10000 soldiers on the streets of blasko guns being paraded in and tanks being pleaded in the center of the way as they had time mobilized by the government into the george square tanks were brought up the following day 10000 soldiers were brought from all across scotland to prevent basically the situation escalating there had been a major of the strike had been ongoing all week and crowds had been gobbling and then as how often happens there was no real reason quiet to multan a crowd and it can best be described as a police riot police attacked the crowd but when the code was 20000 writing 240000 beyond the and many of them would accept us meant they toned and it be fair to see the best of the police and this was a demonstration about an ongoing industrial dispute in georgia square in glasgow right outside the city chambers which develo