kate stacey from the city attorney's office. the language on page 41, lines 20 and 21 would go back to code language that exists now and that code language is -- well, the language on page 41 starts with an increase in the exterior dimensions of a building, including but not limited to, the features set forth in 136c25. the existing code language is -- excuse me. i have to find it. an increase to the exterior dimensions of a building, except those features listed in 136-c1 through 136-c24. and 136-c26. so it would still include the so-called pop-out in 136-c25, but it would return to the present code revisions. >> that is entirely acceptable to me and i think addresses through the president to supervisor tang what you're getting at and what i intended the amendment to do. >> ok. but i'm not sure that the -- i mean, the reason why i supported this out of land use committee is because i thought that this legislation actually was helping to streamline certain things that, you know, such as windows, dormers or so forth that we didn'

. >> thank you for having me. [ audience chants ] >> stacey, stacey. >> seth: i'm like, oh, you got somen this election you would be the first african-american female governor in this country. so this is a very -- [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you have received national attention for your strate in georgia. you have made it clear that you are not trying to flip trump voters or attract republican votes, you are focusing on democratic turnout and attracting new voters. what brought you to this strategy? >> math. >> seth: math, okay. [ light laughter ] >> i mean, look. i want every vote that i can get, but what i've seen happen for the last few years is that you've had candidates who pretend to be something they're not, trying to convince those who do not agree with em, that somehow, this time it's real. my approach is, every democratic voter we c get, especially those who don't think their voices matter, and independent thinkers who realize the heading down the wrong path if they don't vote for a democrat this time. and there are enough of us to win an election.h: >> snd -- [ cheers and

stacey, boorn in brooklyn, parents from st. croix. worked at doj for deputy attorney general and took over when james comey took over, you stayed on. i want to make sure i have all that right. sam is calling from foxborough, massachusetts, now on the independent line. >> good morning, stacey. regarding lisa page, do you think that she's sort of not doing this because of peter and them not releasing the transcripts and the fact that it looked like a dog and pony show. this is something that's -- you know, shouldn't be happening when he -- when the president is biased against comey, biased against everybody else, he's using the same argument against other people. but i want to get a comment on article 2 of nato and see if that could be recited about economic and why aren't we educating the people about article 2 and the nato. but thank you very much. >> thank you. yeah, you know, the president is over in europe right now as we speak, meeting with our allies over there. most americans are concerned with us keeping -- nato has worked and

stacey dant, parent: " no one apologized."buttedjosh and caitlin sims, parents: "frankly we expected the school to advocate a little bit more for us and department with us. and to be honest." online records showed the school is under probation, but don't show any injuries or complaints for the past three years.child protective services told the sims' it could be a few more weeks before a report is ready.today they contacted parker police on their own. josh and caitlin sims, parents: "how many incidents have happened? parents need to know the truth. this is what happened to our child and this is how it was not properly handled." (jrstone) that was jeff todd reporting. the lawsuit filed is against the school, its parent company, and the teacher involved. a statement from the school's company says it has taken the appropriate steps in a continuing investigation. (jrstone) after the break... a look at an experimental brewery... where beer goes from tap to table... next in dine and dish. (jr stone) still ahead... the a's rally in t

against democratic nominee stacey abrams, who would become the state's first black female governor if he elected in november? it will get interesting there. >>> let's turn to scary news out of greece. the death toll is rising after a wildfire tore through a resort town near athens, greece. according to fire officials at least 49 people have died and more than 150 are injured. the flames sent hundreds of people racing to evacuate. officials deployed water-dropping planes and helicopters as well. coast guard and other vessels rescued almost 700 people who had to flee to the beaches, but just obviously a tragic and scary situation there, bill. >> those flames, how fast they were moving and the winds like that. that was scary stuff. it was only last year we had the horrible fire that killed all of those people in california so we know it can happen here too. let's get into today's concerns. two, same as yesterday. flash flooding, heavy rain in the east, all of the high humidity. in the west, the record highs

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will now take us through into the next segment of what you're watching here now stacey k.-max well you know the mexicans have provided us with a great solution to corrupt politicians and bad things corruption crime all that sort of stuff because there's a town in mexico called share ron the mexican indigenous community that ran politicians out of town shiran in the violent state of mitchell walk and stand apart from mexico's electioneering season having tackle corruption and exploitation by banishing political parties police and gangsters this is an article from april back in two thousand and eleven they banned all politicians and political parties from ever operating in their town and you know what happens crime and there used to be a lot of kidnappings and torture and things like that and everything crime collapse plummeted once they kicked out the politicians because it was the politicians who were basically enabling and facilitating the criminals and i think you can see that maybe not so violently in much of the other parts of the world but i think you see that. to var

delegatening us now is stacey plaskett, member of versight and government reform committee. thank you for joining us. your committee, the judiciary called e in the house, peter strzok to testify. the big hearing tomorrow, live 10 a.m. on c-span3. us of who peter strzok is, why you've called him and for.you're looking guest: well, peter strzok, as you may recall, was involved in of secretary ion hillary clinton's e-mails. agent, nother f.b.i. lisa page, had been involved in the ationship and in investigation of that investigation, it was discovered number of ad quite a text messages using government phones between them, which talks dislike of president -- then candidate, now the dent trump, as well as investigation. host: so what are you looking to hear? actually not 'm clear what we're going to be looking to hear from him specifically. we conducted two weeks ago, an of our hearing, deposition peter strzok by members of the ouse judiciary and oversight committee, in which time he really expounded on and you can hours, expanded on everything. think the purpose that chairman tr

that amount allows us to tackle these core projects and then as the slide that stacey bradley discussed, allow us to discuss other community needs that come forward and our programs. when we put together a bond, commissioner, as you know, we have to do -- you know, we focus on -- on data, which -- which, you know, parks and facilities are in the worst condition, we focus on equity, we focus on growth, but we also put together a bond, try to focus on specific projects and programs such as the community opportunity fund or such as natural resources or such as whatever. and so this -- what we have been asking for is some escalation to account for the fact that the amount has remained very stagnant since 2008. >> so that nothing's going before the capital planning committee in september? >> no. our hope is that we are before the capital planning committee in september -- >> so does the letter go from mayor farrell to the capital planning -- >> i'm not sure i understand the question. >> i'm just trying to figure out where we are in this process because i'm concerned that you have moved forwa

will now take us through into the next segment of what you're watching here now stacey k.-max well you know the mexicans have provided us with a great solution to corrupt politicians and bad things corruption crime all that sort of stuff because there's a town in mexico called share ron the mexican indigenous community that ran politicians out of town shiran in the violent state of mitchell walk and will stand apart from mexico's electioneering season having tackle corruption and exploitation by banishing political parties police and gangsters this is an article from april back in two thousand and eleven they banned all politicians and political parties from ever operating in their town and you know what happened crime and there used to be a lot of kidnappings and torture and things like that and everything crime collapse plummeted once they kicked out the politicians because it was the politicians who were basically enabling and facilitating the criminals and i think you can see that maybe not so violently in much of the other parts of the world but i think you see that.

will now take us through into the next segment of what you're watching here now stacey k.-max well you know the mexicans have provided us with a great solution to corrupt politicians and bad things corruption crime all that sort of stuff because there's a town in mexico called share ron the mexican indigenous community that ran politicians out of town shiran in the violent state of mitchell walk and will stand apart from mexico's electioneering season having tackle corruption and exploitation by banishing political parties police and gangsters this is an article from april back in two thousand and eleven they banned all politicians and political parties from ever operating in their town and you know what happens crime and their use.

. >> okay, tell me about stacey. >> well, me and stacey met up.ut his story had more than a few holes. osmanovic wasn't sure of stacey's last name. he didn't have her phone number or her address. >> he's a character, what can i tell you. he's like i did none of that. by the end of the day i'm walking out here. >> in addition, osmanovic said he saw quinn's picture in the media and he didn't know her. >> did you recognize her? >> sir, i mean she looks like a blonde chick. >> he didn't look at that picture and say i don't know this woman. >> sir, she doesn't look like anybody that i know. >> but the atmosphere quickly changed when cole brought in a photo of quinn gray. >> we've already been to the publix. you know why? because this woman brought us there. >> okay. so what did i do? >> she is saying that you abducted her. >> i abducted her? >> yes, sir. i have more than enough evidence to charge you based on her word. >> and then the detective started to apply pressure to osmanovic. >> and for you to say that you don't even know her concerns me greatl

figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friends, stacey and brenda.eing real estate agents themselves, they thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were beverly's listings, and went and checked the lockboxes and read 'em to see if anybody had opened 'em, and nobody had opened 'em. >> reporter: as the hours ticked by beverly's friend denise couldn't sleep, so she checked her phone. >> there was an e-mail from brenda. and i can still see the words that said, "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know that we -- can't find beverly. she went to show a house and she is missing." and i still can read that and feel the same pain. >> reporter: police and beverly's family gathered at the property, trying to figure out where she was. >> how was your dad handling everything? >> i felt like he was hard to read. he would sneak away from time to time. you know, get some -- collect his thoughts. >> reporter: then, around 1:00 a.m. -- >> all of a sudden bam, bam, bam -- three tex

kemp hopes to unify the party going into the general election against democrat stacey abrams. >> youe to move on. we have a big fight ahead of us. this will be a national race with stacey abrams. >> in the republican primary, casey cagle was the target of his secret recording. both candidates faced a barrage of negative ads, but now that it's all over, cagle is ready to rally support behind his party's nominee. >> i have congratulated him on a wonderful race and obviously a great victory. i committed to him my full undivided support to see that he will be our next governor of the state of georgia. i want each of you to do the same thing. >> coming back to our live location here at the kemp watch party. you can see a candidate posing for photos here. the crowd that remains clearly celebrating a decisive victory. in the name of unity, kemp and cagle plan to appear together on thursday at a republican unity rally hoping to bring the republican party together in advance of the november general election. >> shannon: jonathan serrie, live in athens. thank you. from the georgia governor's r

. >> [locutor] stacey cline conoce muy bien los estragos que causa un tornado.ro tan pronto recibieron el impacto, la construcciÓn de metal empezÓ a destruirse, y los pedazos salieron por el aire. >> [locutor] esos paneles del techo de metal vuelan ahora a travÉs del aire, como cuchillas de una cortadora de cÉsped, a unos 400 kilÓmetros por hora. >> [cline] me empecÉ a preocupar por las personas adentro. >> el tornado se veÍa enorme, y yo sabÍa que arrasaria con todo a su paso. >> [locutor] joe popplewell es gerente de operaciones de la granja. vive a cinco kilÓmetros del lugar. observa con impotencia mientras el tornado rasga a travÉs de las instalaciones de 40 hectÁreas y se preocupa por los empleados que estÁn atrapados allÍ, como mik gilbert, de 20 aÑos. >> muchos pensamientos >> estoy a unos 30 metros del lugar donde pasÓ el tornado. el helicÓptero de noticias hacia Él. >> harÉ un giro a la derecha. todavÍa estamos a tres kilÓmetros de Él, gary. intento mantenerme lo mÁs alejado posible. >> [locutor] pero tan pronto como llega... se va. >> ¿sÍ me escuchas?

and of course for all of our audience members who art quite sure about these jokes that steady men stacey mentions you can you can check out when that it's available one hundred eighty countries but she talks about your mom is is that an intentional thing or is it just that you find her funny so she comes up in your comedy but others funny but it's just me i think objectively people who meet her i think her charm charm by her she's very quick. i think so much of not only like being witty comes from her but also taking frustrating hard situations and being able to turn that into something positive how do you recycle pain and turn into something that can bring joy to yourself and other people and i think my mom said to do that and some ways to survive that's what a lot of us have to do to survive when you're dealing with different kinds of pain you want to talk a little clip of you talking about your mom yes absolutely let's have a look you know when you're like an adult child and you like try to push your limits with your parents. you know you're basically acting like a jerk and you know y

[video clip] >> stacey abrams.he proven leader that delivers for georgia. >> i have a boundless believe in george's future. where more have the opportunity to thrive. >> a fighter for expanding medicaid. she put a stop to unfair tax hikes on working families. god georgia moving on mass transit. as governor, abrams will promote opportunities for families to thrive. stacey abrams for governor. a leader who will lift up all of georgia. host: from the georgia governors race and from the "new york times," political middle ground is all but ignored in the race for governor. stacey abrams is the democratic candidate. brian cans is the republican candidate. here is one of the ads airing and that race. [video clip] >> i am brian cap. this is jake. a young man interested in one of my daughters. jake asked why i was wanting -- running for governor? -- >> make georgia number one for small business. >> and two things if you want to date one of my daughters? >> respect and a healthy appreciation for the second amendment. sir. >>

but if roller derby has a future, it's now in the hands of skaters like stacey blitsch.ibu stacey who skates for the l.a. firebirds is in town to face the bombers. >> oh, my goodness! hello! >> so she, jim fitzpatrick, and judy arnold teach me some tricks of the trade. >> so, jim, what are you gonna teach me today? >> we're gonna start out with a whip. and a whip is a way of propelling a skater or teammate down the track. it accelerates their speed. >> now it's my turn. i'm gonna do this. stand by. ♪ i promised my mom i'd wear these. >> whoopsy. [ laughs ] >> let's try that again. >> right, left. right, left. hey! >> she's got it! >> okay, i'm getting the hang of this. >> that's it? [ laughs ] no biggie. >> hey, if raquel welch can use a stunt double, so can i. thanks, stace. >> walking... >> it's clear i'm not gonna help jim reach his goal of returning roller derby to its former glory years, but he believes his strange inheritance might. see, jim understands that while some fans like him might get hooked on a sport after catching it on tv... >> bay bombers! >> ...usuall

stacey? >> good evening. thank you for your time. i'm the project executive overseeing this construction project for u.c. hastings. i want to pull up -- currently this is a few months ago an existing picture of what 333 golden gate looked like. our main access to this site is as you can see along 333 golden gate. it is fairly land locked on boyds. we have see -- both sides. our main access, really, is along golden gate. the three trees outlined here are the three trees which are in question in the appeal, which as you can see, lineup directly in the middle of the access to the site. in a few months, this is a rendering of what the project site will look like. as you -- it might be a little hard to see with the glare, but you can see a covered walkway for overhead protection for the safety of not only pedestrians and workers, hoist future vault and a.d.a. access necessary to operate the site. with the three trees remaining there along golden gate, which is our main access to the site, you can see the space provided here, which is emer

max keiser this is the kaiser report well it's time once again to check in with stacey you know max you and i have been covering this story of private equity hollowing out some of the remaining businesses in america things like toys r us or all these retail outlets they hollow it out you know buy it with loaded debt load it up with that deal the pensions and run away and hold the industrialization of america financialization well you know there have been one group of people kind of i mean from this and that as a state workers the federal employees certain firefighters policemen they have some guaranteed pensions guaranteed by the state so if it if the returns are not good enough of course the states just raise taxes and make sure that these guaranteed pensions are met well. it turns out as looking pretty bad wall street managers have cost americans more than six hundred billion dollars over the past decade over the last decade fund managers who oversee the pensions of the nation's teachers firefighters police and other government workers have doubled down on an investment strategy that

where in paris paris france city of light city of beauty city of and and speaking of enchantment stacey you know so many times on you tube people will say it's not pronounced like that it's pronounced like this so my question to them is well strewed we start calling it perry. yeah absolutely i totally agree with that point actually i'm not sure where that comes from but it's something that one experiences in france is an obsession with grammar pronounced word usage syntax because that's what makes this country great the financial institute the institute of language integrity to make french the language of the world english is in retreat french is on the rise actually it was not talked about french people i was talking about ordinary americans and british people who live in their mother's basement or attic and they talk about they like to correct everybody on line and blah blah blah and they say oh you pronounced you know the italian guy's in the wrong or something like that but i do not say perry and i do not say suomi for finland i say i say finland all the minium what do they know exa

feeling a bit hoarse hey i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report stacey x. we couldn't leave london without giving you some headlines oh great i have headlines oh that is nice tell them tell me now yes or if they would give you some great joy right corporate breck suggests he guinn's as no deal breaks it lou we do have an exit day exit day is scheduled to begin on march twenty ninth twenty nineteen at eleven pm g.m.t. that's two hundred seventy four days away and well the corporate breaks this is beginning getting ready for that day and seventy four days i see you've remained calm you haven't laughed you haven't we need like a horse and then it is well you know people know that i have strong views on drugs and then when i express them they say dude calm down why are you being so over the top and crazy with their views on bragg's it but look the corporations now realize that this was a huge mistake so you've got air bus is saying we don't want to be a part of this anymore if you got all the security mechanisms in agencies and the e.u. saying we don't want to

years since the end of world war two the same with brakes it doesn't matter if you you max keiser me stacey herbert thinks that's insane because we live in cities and we travel to new york city london and paris and we see all the great benefits of it it doesn't matter because we live in democracies and these people going to vote the ones i got left out and as this article points out like they kept on being told eventually don't worry just take these losses of jobs will retrain you things will get better eventually you know all the jobs are sent overseas will be replaced by higher value jobs but everybody now works at mcdonald's or some shopping center that's now being kicked out of business by amazon as i said over the decades since world war two they trade policies and organizations put in place had a creeping financialization that disenfranchise the worker who then voted for trump who is then doing what he was elected to do as the leader of this group of people who are disenfranchised including those who are protesting the g. seven occupy wall street has a champion in trump so it just bre

. >> stacey, thank you so much. >> thank you, stephanie. >> we've gone downtown and seen that fearlessue. you can see the real thing right next to me. stacey, thank you, and again, congratulationings. >>> we told you moments ago michael flynn arrived in court. i said it was for sentencing. my mistake, it is actually a status hearing regarding his future sentencing. (vo) we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone. but then something happened. we had to deal with spam, fake news, and data misuse. that's going to change. from now on, facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your privacy. because when this place does what it was built for, then we all get a little closer. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every ti

do some serious wounds ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacey beautiful jewelry and how about. for a match you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much as a record. just manufactured and sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million real music is really. possible to. look at its. muscles has. nothing. to. do a lot of concrete. even though it is really nice if you know it. all first of all it's only about the looking. forward to one of the well columns on the wall. come. up. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from duration let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. they gave u

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the frills on spills of world cup when did seem as it rumbles on this some also on odyssey dot com stacey boxer. this is the coaxes bizarre neighborhood in bangladesh just recently this land was a rain forest but now there are refugee camps. elephants are a problem they attack refugees either out of range of fear they can find the ancient my great tree roots among the sea of tents. in the last twelve months twelve men have been trampled to death by elephants however the elephants will have to retreat out numbered by about nine hundred thousand refugees in the coxes bazaar camps around six hundred thirty people have migrated here from my own mom in the last two years alone. no i didn't that i've been much. better to not enough are bonded about it a. little a little bit about it got a bit out of it again a bit of a joke a lot of. it is utterly. planted that i cannot deny. the little bit of that it will be taking it. out of haha but i will not mother the little dot there is a little. bit about me and if you. didn't know that you the rainy season is coming on the refugees tennis will be washe

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he's face stacey abrams who is looking to become the first black female governor. it will be a race with the radical left. >> the fake news media machine will do everything in their power to prop her up. their attacks on me will be vicious, baseless, and constant, you can count on it. >> the race will be closely watched the see if shifting demographics has changed georgia from a gop stronghold to a swing state. >>> coming up on the "morning news," poisoned perfume. a british man exposed to the nerve agent speaks out for the first time on how his girlfriend was killed. >>> and hanging up on a phone call. the phone calls are now a secret. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." teach them to love themselves, and they'll love others. teach them they are special, and you'll be amazed by what they do. olay regenerist wipes out the competition; hydrating beer t$1ms. with our b3 complex, beautiful skin doesn't have to cost a fortune. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof t

given the threat of tariffs and what's happening of late and how overbought the stock has been. >> stacey there is strong demand a little bit offset by the trade and tariffs concerns what are you doing with bowing. >> when we look from an options perspective there is not significant risk priced in let's look at it from earnings perspective. the earnings implied move is roughly 4% compared over the last 8 quarters bowing has moved about 4%. the last 4 quarters it's a closer to 5.5% move. it's not the excess volatility or risk priced in. that becomes a really interesting perspective for mark looking at this suggest that the downside may have more potential than any upside because i make an argument for any investor owning this stock participated in the rally from an options perspective buying that protection is not expensive relative to how it's been historically. >> got it stacey, mark nice to see you. for more trading nation head to the website or follow us on twitter. i will see you you for closing bell pl don't go anywhere. "power lunch" will be right back >> now the latest from trading

and of course for all of our audience members who art quite sure about these jokes that steady men stacey mentions you can you can check it out in that it's available one hundred eighty countries but she talks about your mom is that an intentional thing or is it just that you find her funny so she comes up in your comedy but others funny but it's just me i think objectively people who meet her i think her charm charm by her she's very quick. i think so much of not only like being witty comes from her but also taking frustrating hard situations and being able to turn that into something positive how do you recycle pain and turn into something that can bring joy to yourself and other people and i think my mom said to do that and some ways to survive that's what a lot of us have to do to survive when you're dealing with different kinds of pain you know what if i paid a little clip of you talking about your mom yes absolutely let's have a look you know when you're like an adult child and you like try to push your limits with your parents it's like you're basically acting like a jerk and you k

pressurize or financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say on the troika a day or at least on greece on face of the fight wall street fraud thank you for helping. destroy that's right if your debt slavery. headlining now it's the turn of five time world champions brazil is the knockout round continue with the twenty eighteen world cup they take home mexico. but i was getting at the latin american spirit ahead of the game. away from the leftwing outside of claims victory in mexico's presidential election he's promising to end corruption and bring profound change to become. a coalition government hangs in the balance of the interior minister a key ally of chancellor merkel says he's ready to quit over immigration policy. that would have you watching this monday the second of july welcome to well to international i'm calling brian all of our other headline news for you a little bit later first though life in central moscow check in with peter schmeichel. we already. well still early took studio and still appears. survived the absolute madness of the celebrations sp

and of course for all of our audience members who art quite sure about these jokes that steady men stacey mentions you can you can check out in that flick that it's available one hundred eighty countries but she talks about your mom is that an intentional thing or is it just that you find her funny so she comes up in your comedy but mother is funny but it's not just me i think objectively people who meet her i think her charm charm by her she's very quick. i think so much of not only like being witty comes from her but also taking frustrating hard situations and being able to turn that into something positive how do you recycle pain and turn into something that can bring joy to yourself and other people and i think my mom said to do that and some ways to survive that's what a lot of us have to do to survive when you're dealing with different kinds of pain you want to talk a little clip of you talking about your mom yes absolutely let's have a look you know when you're like an adult child and you like try to push your limits with your parents it's like you know you're basically acting like

eighteen world cup lifting the trophy after a sixty four game tournaments played and ls then russian stacey's. her. her the things that liberations the robbed across france after a four two victory over croatia and the moscow final. and our other had line story donald trump arrives in helsinki for his first summit was a blatter mo put in. to thank you welcome to our senior national coming to live from moscow where the world cup has come to a thrilling and france's celebrating and second trophy in twenty years after powering to afford to victory over croatia at the luzhniki stadium. and this was sent in paris after the final was sell an estimated one million people took to the streets waving flags and launching fireworks asked the evening wore on the party got out of control in some parts of the city and riots police were called in. because. the which. was leaking so. france manager a d.v.d. a dish has become the third person and football history to win the tournament as both a player and a coach has said down for a post match news conference in moscow which didn't go exactly as planned. in en

thank you well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would like to thank our guest i mean our takei if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report and i stand by oh. look. at those. i i i. i. i i. i. i i. i. good evening to you joining us at the fantastic moment doggedly russia's biggest will the world cup for the final in russia croatia is going to actually finish after the ninety minutes people just take it and you're in the stadium these are the lucky people who are really getting value for money paid to smuggles alongside me is nervous. with the. system on telling fans to go to the train stations and so on then i don't know if you can hear us then that's a. background noise my god walk a fine and this is so so much in the balance it's just out it would be with two times fifteen extra minutes and russia they started with the corner kicks so they might have a good start. but incredible my russian looked completely done complete. with nothing left and then suddenly they they found something they fold. and it was a little bit l

actually as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn about fill out let's say i'm not so i guess and your theories on greece come back from the fight well street spot thank you for helping. on the story that's right if you looked at slavery. i want to sleep. as a little bit. closer. until you come to feel. the touch. of. the mast some full complement on. people as you know we that the speed in the. trees. mostly sincerest so that only the game but the kids. out of a sudden the man just stand and pull be there. i said i will enter it even if they would not be alarmed. if they will shoot we've. got all our money on million million indeed on the market now only menominee been thought to be shabby don't find it you mean one man that i've got a little kid like i'm in the country i used. to. come. that. clash with israeli soldiers in jerusalem and gaza are journalists working for he's caught up in the. firm behind the notorious trouble russia dossiers summoned to court after a lawsuit is brought by a russian entrepreneur. and ecuador says wiki leaks founder julian assange should may so

where in paris paris france city of light city of beauty city of and and speaking of a chance went stacey you know so many times on you tube people will say it's not pronounced like that it's pronounced like this so my question to them is well strewed we start calling it perry. yeah absolutely i totally agree with that point actually i'm not sure where that comes from but it's something that one experiences in france is an obsession with grammar pronounced word usage syntax because that's what makes this country great the financial institute the institute of language integrity to make french the language of the world english is in retreat french is on the rise actually was not talked about french people i was talking about ordinary americans and british people who live in their mother's basement or attic and they talk about they like to correct everybody on line and blah blah blah and they say oh you pronounced you know the italian guys in the wrong or something like that but i do not say perry and i do not say for me for finland i say i say finland all the minium what do they know exactl

oh most guys are this is the report yeah we're in london fabulous london city of the future stacey i don't know about the city of the future but it is certainly a city that demonstrates a massive misallocation of capital as money continues to pour into property speculation if you walk around central london it is a nonstop construction site and this made me think of the smells allocation of capital that we've seen across the west this is all we have since central banks basically became the economy we're seeing just in the past week or two that all these big banks banks are the ones that are supposed to allocate capital for us what are they doing they've all announced massive share buybacks tens of billions of dollars so i think that this new crypto space was really you came up with an interesting thing when you were having this conversation in paris we went to see amir tuckey speak in the second half you interview him but we were sitting outside the event and we were talking to one of his friends called harry help and who is a cryptographer and he works with all the old you know the c

stacey seems like she's normal started watching and then krypto what's that so then in recent yeah how do you get into i'm just watching well what happened at that moment so. a big point and understanding of that coin and the chain and now a years old i didn't get too much into into i was about eleven or twelve obviously knew about it back then i was any age that's when i was there in the gaming or i was more into gaming and not programming it so but i have so from the last three or four years i've been in. development but my why i got into the question was for chris alice and he i tweet to him once i saw him on the kaiser report in twenty sixteen talking about. project that's right he he was very big into getting nodes out there on the raspberry pi there as my prize is a computer. stores all its memory on i might caress t. caught there's a lot. of stuff it's got all you can stick your keyboard that these are now you can on its own raspberry pi chris else is always been a big name in the space getting people into crypto and then you started to learn pie. it was a heart so me learning p