tune, berkowitz, who had never known stacy moskowitz, saying" stacy was a whore."lted out of her seat and screamed back, "you animal!" and then, robert violante, stacy's date the night she died, rose and shouted, "you creep!" >> i reacted, "go ( bleep ) yourself, you piece of ( bleep ). you should die. you should rot in hell." i was-- i just went off on him. >> and robert violante explained his courtroom outburst. "total anger, total anger. that's it, just total outrage. and i really couldn't control myself." >> three weeks after his wild courtroom outburst which led to a delay for further psychiatric evaluation, david berkowitz-- again judged competent to face sentencing-- arrived to learn his fate. >> berkowitz, who just turned 25, was given a total of six sentences for murder of 25 years to life. >> dubois: what do you say to the victims' families, to the victims who are still living today? >> well, i've... i've apologized many times, and i just always sort of let them know that i'm very sorry for what happened. and i wish i could go back and change things. and

sot stacy jetton/aparente vctima de robo "i pulled up right up to the back of him,". said, 'hey, that's my truck.' and he said, 'so and so, you' and pulled out a gun and shot. so then he took off and i didn't bother to follow after that." jetton precis que al enfrentar al individuo...le dijo que era su camioneta y el hombre le grito una grosera, sac una pistola y le disparo... el decidi no perseguirlo y dejar que la polica se encargar ya que no lo impacto la bala... en seguida, agentes ubicaron al hombre de 26 aÑos, quien ya haba estrellado la camioneta contra otros autos...dejando al menos a una persona herida... al ser arrinconado por oficiales, el delincuente giro el vehculo hacia los uniformados...instando que ellos le dispararan... el sospechoso logro esquivar el fuego...se baj de la camioneta y se ech a correr... el asaltante fue arrestado minutos despus... ahora jetton solo est agradecido que el incidente no pas a mayores...y no recibi un tiro mortal... sot stacy jetton/aparente vctima de robo "i'm just glad i didn't get shot" take david on cam la supuesta vcti

so, stacy decided to call southwest airlines. woman who answered promised to get the luggage to her no matter what time it came in. stacy hurt: she left me a voicemail at 2:53 a.m., telling me that she was delivering my luggage to my house herself. sarah: our last delivery went out for the night, so i'm just going to go ahead and drive it out myself. i'm leaving work here shortly. rosemary: stacy says the woman's kindness has restored her faith in humanity. that's it for this edition of "nbc10 @issue," thank you for joining us. don't forget, this upcoming saturday is clear the shelters day. that's when almost 50 shelters and rescues in our area will wave all adoption fees. it's a great way to find a forever friend. i'm rosemary connors, have a good one. ♪ cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 abercap.com super pro-tip: buy your veggiveggies pre-chopped. ce. boom. the best food at amazing prices, giant. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between

stacy jetton says his truck seen here before the crash was totaled. he says next time he'll leaf chases to the cops. >> i'm glad i didn't get shot. >> reporter: police are, too. abc7 news. >>> sonoma county sheriff released new details about an officer-involved shooting in santa rosa yesterday morning on west steel lane after two people called police. one of them spoke spanish and use aid translation line, telling the dispatcher someone in the home needed medical help because of a laceration. officers got there and found a man with a knife hidden under a bed who did speak english. officers tased and pepper sprayed the man but he wouldn't back down. one officer shot and killed him. the sheriff said several families lived in the home, including two children, who were in a different part of the house. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> new details tonight. an international manhunt that ended in the bay area. two men are accused of murdering cosmetologist in a chicago high rise. police found the badly mutilated body inside professor latham's apartm

stacy jetton says his truck seen here before the crash was totaled. he says next time he'll leaf chases to the cops. >> i'm glad i didn't get shot. >> reporter: police are, too. abc7 news. >>> sonoma county sheriff released new details about an officer-involved shooting in santa rosa yesterday morning on west steel lane after two people called police. one of them spoke spanish and use aid translation line, telling the dispatcher someone in the home needed medical help because of a laceration. officers got there and found a man with a knife hidden under a bed who did speak english. officers tased and pepper sprayed the man but he wouldn't back down. one officer shot and killed him. the sheriff said several families lived in the home, including two children, who were in a different part of the house. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> new details tonight. an international manhunt that ended in the bay area. two men are accused of murdering cosmetologist in a chicago high rise. police found the badly mutilated body inside professor latham's apartm

stacy waking up to this thoughtful inspiring handwritten message.g to you. myself and my southwest family are thinking of you and wishing you all the best. kick that cancer's butt. with luv, sarah from pit. >> thank you. >> oh. you are as beautiful as what you did. >> oh. >> you are as beautiful on the outside as you are on the inside. she was just happy to help. she is a true hero. she's a true hero. >> our thanks to mike clark for that story. what a great one and it's so nice to hear the good side of all this after hearing so many bad things. >> airlines do a lot of , >> good morning everyone, 4:30 a.m., thursday, august 10. tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us, here's what we're following on "action news" this morning. >> a fire at a scrap yard in bucks county has kept firefighters busy for much of the night. >> a rough night for a family in camden, a fire in one house leads to problems for the neighbors. >> what popular donut maker crispy cream is doing for a science

our last flight today. >> reporter: sarah rowan left message at 2:53 a.m., she left the suitcase on stacy's porch. >> i opened up my luggage and not only were my things intact but right on top was the beautiful handwritten note on tissue paper. >> myself and my southwest family we're thinking of you and wishing you all the best. >> i wish you could meet her because would i give her the biggest hug. >> people helping people. >> that is a very touching story. >> and still ahead on "eyewitness news", forced to jump. >> police office hearsed to sling themselves from the highway 18 feet above, katie. >>> now that we are right around the corn are from that upcoming weekend i come bearing better news for it, even though we do have to deal with wet weather on our saturday, sunday had previously looked like it might have wet weather, that is looking up, we should clear out and see some sunshine throughout your sunday. definitely looking up through the course of the weekend and beyond that point too. our daytime highs, do stay steady in the mid 80's all weekend long. we will be right back with the th

stacy, i think his tweets do matter. he's the president of what he's saying, he's putting out policy when he says things like we're going to ban trans gender people from being in the military. is it policy if it's a tweet that doesn't actually have anything that happens after it? i'm only going by the actual legislative process of the united states government which is that congress writes the laws and then they go through the senate and then the president signs them into action. he also can use executive orders. he does have to go through the pentagon to execute the transgender ban. i think he's going to get it done. but as far as general policy concerns, i live in the midwest. i have a huge national audience and people are not talk ing about the president's tweets. they're talking about the things he's doing that are either improving their lives or that they're worried will not improve their lives. what are he saying that's improving? we live inside the beltway so we live in this little bubble. p if you're in the midwes

stacy, i guess the point is, you know, even while those numbers are growing, if the companies are notuch money as you mentioned, that's still a problem. on dick's for a moment this was a quad on weakness. they missed on the top and bottom line. they lowered the guidance. i don't remember the fourth one. >> promotional activity. >> they're trying to do something. they're coming out with their own private label initiative right now. they should benefit from some of the competitors composing. i mean that's a big drop for them this morning. why do you that i is >> they should be benefiting again, you know, what dick's said on the sexual they're going to now promote and match amazon pricing. so, yes, private label helps and, you know, all of the retails have said the private labels are outperforming a bit it's all about having the exclusive product. but when you look at sporting goods, it's all of really about branded product. that's what the consumer wants and by the way, all of the brands are now selling on amazon nike was the latest to wave the white flag and join in if amazon is becomi

style with more on today's top stories that stick around as max guys and stacy have a look at whether the american dream has moved to mexico in china that's next on the kaiser report. i am asked as or this is the kaiser report here a fabulous freedom fest in las vegas. you know. there's a concept we've talked about it it's called moral hazard you let the central bankers and their minions of the big banks get away with little crimes here and there thinking that well the economy is going to benefit the long run just let us live well trickle down moral hazard is corrupting every facet of our lives in america. yes max continuing with this theme of freedom is not meant for much freedom happening in america not only do we have those of wealth and income gap and the declining life expectancy and all that sort of stuff but we have this gross problem of civil asset forfeiture this is a story that is not getting much attention because the american media is obsessed with him but in the real world that affects the average voter we have the shocking story over the past week and that is just in o.j

you mentioned our today and you know we you know i were having coffee in a garden in new york city stacy got out her phone she created a one minute or two minute kind of teaser pitch we sent it off to r.j. and b.t.r. we got back to our respective homes this project was essentially green lighted to go forward sixteen episode season while traveling across the country but it's a process of discovery not only this a pilgrimage across america but it's also going to be a process of discovery as we're making this t.v. show because there were literally i think quite shocked that they did greenlight the show based on a one minute video and we're just kind of discovering this run a pilgrimage of our own even producing the show but imagine trump there as stephen obviously this in motion a very interesting divide in america where suddenly a huge bloc of voters became visible that were invisible and and the mainstream media was unprepared for that they weren't covering it i know that in north carolina where where we are we saw a lot of trump support we didn't see any hillary support when we reported

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host: here is stacy in maryland. what are your plans? caller: we are leaving tomorrow to travel to a small town in south carolina, outside of columbia. we are told traffic will be really bad so we are planning on view theround to eclipse. are not as excited as i am, but i am hoping when they are older they will appreciate it. host: how old are your kids? caller: my son is 13 and my daughter is 12. four kids wanting to play video games, pulling them away from electronics, and they're going on an adventure. i'm hoping when they're are older, they will appreciate it. my son did have a question, and i wasn't sure how to answer it. was, if you can start the sun during a normal day, he doesn't understand why can't you look at the sun during an eclipse when it is partial. host: i think the layman's version is the intensity of the , the ultraviolet light is extremely dangerous in a solar eclipse situation. that is my take on it. we are ready. host: you said it you are leaving tomorrow? caller: sunday. to get to south carolina. the folks we talke

>> stacy in maryland. what are your plans for monday? tomorrow, toving travel to south carolina, a small town outside columbia. we are told traffic is going to be really bad, so we are planning on hanging around and found a spot to view the eclipse. my kids are not as excited as i am, but i am hoping when they are older, they will appreciate it. >> how old are your kids? >> my son is 13 and my daughter is 12. for kids wanting to play video games, i am putting -- i am from thehem away electronics and going on an adventure. my son does have a question, and i wasn't sure how to answer it. his question was, if you can stare at the sun during a normal day, he doesn't understand why can't you look at the sun during an eclipse, when it is partial? >> i think the shorthand, layman's version of that is that the intensity of the aurora, that they are like that is getting through the ultraviolet light, is extremely dangerous during any clips -- during an eclipse situation. that is my take on it, anyway. you say, you are leaving today? >> sunday. to

serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury on a bill again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. you're. showing us you know you're not. you know just i mean. i mean. if it up as well i must. get. my family. yes it will be. i think. there's no overriding and the russian sentiment. that's the view of russia's foreign minister who met with his american counterpart on the sidelines of the room in asia. and the week's top stories for. russia's sanctions bill angering several of america's. he. describes it as declaring a full scale trade war plus the pressure has stepped up a little korea tuesday the u.n. security council vote unanimously for tough new sanctions on pyongyang over its missile tests that. dictator dictator. the venezuelan president is also targeting us for stricture and save us.

stacy jetton says his truck seen here before the crash was totaled. he says next time he'll leave chases to the cops. >> i was glad i didn't get shot. >> reporter: police are too. in hayward, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> oakland police are investigating a shooting that left as many as six people injured this afternoon. it was first reported on e street between 105th and 106th avenues at about 4:43 this afternoon. some of the victims were taken to area hospitals by civilians, others by ambulance. police do not believe any of the injuries are life-threatening, and no word yet on suspects or motive in the shooting. >>> two murder suspects arrested in the bay area on friday are facing extradition proceedings. wyndham lathem, a northwestern university professor is scheduled to appear in alameda superior court. andrew warren, an employee from oxford university in england, is expected to appear in court in san francisco. they're accused in the stabbing death of cosmetologist trenton cornell-duranleau in a chicago high-rise, police found duranleau's body b

to do some serious mood ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal. watch keyser of course. development is all about nobody really pleased or if this quarter we are modern six more. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think back that our c.e.o. might do. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart a says. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. just how a free market would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society. the whatever the government tried to do it wasn't necessarily maybe. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not work this is. hopelessly disastrously wrong. the danger element is that. they're not the people running the drugs they're all carville and. they're not g

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i want to know where stacy draws the line.l she demand we blowup the jefferson memorial or knock down the washington monument and he said he doesn't support did he facing stone mountain. your response to that. >> confederate monuments have nothing to do with any of our american history, except treason and domestic terrorism. they were put up post reconstruction to terror eyes black families, to scare them because of their demand to be treated as equal american citizens. i may have issue with other parts of our american history, but there is nothing that americans should unite around more than tearing down monuments to bigotry and racism and in this case terrorism. >> so as a lawmaker you know there's a process to remove these, but we've seen people across the country, in durham a statue was snatched down. they've been defaced and vand aliced. in arizona one was tard and etf he had. what would you say to those people who are taking matters into their own hands to did he face public property? >> my message is we have an obligati

>> reporter: stacy deangelo hall is none for his chippiness.ack in 0920 he was on the receiving end. he was surrounding by the enemy. >> even the head coach came over there, and said some words to >> reporter: flags for washington, but no fines in the mini may lay. meeting sean greland in practice. that's your teammate. and showing richard sherman he's more bite, than bark at the end of this playoff loss. >> what are you doing? >> reporter: this brawl was especially noteworthy, because it went viral, thanks to a little show called hard knocks, which was following the texans in august of 2016. their training camp skirmish went downright nasty, forcing their coach to call off practice. number 1, the only tv camera to catch michael westbrook. >> like i say, it's unfortunate, and i'll make sure i handle it the way it needs to be handled. >> reporter: davis almost pressed charges against a man who ended up getting a black belt in jujitsu. the league fined him$50,000. >> to all the young people out there, that's not the way to solve it. >> use your w

and i'm thinking this is what i see look at stacy this is what i see kids. pie cheesecake on stilettos that's what i see. figure stacy apparently can't. just have it. would be marriage is all about. in the crypto world you can have your key lime pie you need it to coin bond launch brings digital currency step closer to world of high finance japanese financial information firm fisk goat announced monday that it is experimenting with the country's first bitcoin backed bond news follows other announcements in the last several weeks for bitcoin options futures and an exchange traded fund tracking bitcoin derivatives and the us maps keyser derivatives market entering the big space bonds futures is this a good thing bad thing would do you think you know this is amazing because i think of jim records i think of royce about the c.e.o. of gold money and jim records of course is a world famous author author of. gold plus currency war plus the everything stinks and we're going to hell i think is another one road to ruin road to ruin and of course jim first royce it was

>> staci, there's a guy here who says he has a meeting with j.j.od, i'm sorry. i forgot to cancel the meeting about our movie pitch. >> mark, it's hollywood. these things happen. let it go, trust me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how did you get him to do that, that's amazing! that was so cool. >> i know. >> jimmy: ali wentworth, everybody. watch the season finale of "nightcap" this wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on pop. tame impala performs for us after the break. stick around, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ready, o when we say "study"! you say "haul"! study! haul! study! haul! when we say "study"! you say "haul"! study! haul! study! haul! everything you need to ready, set, go! back to school. what are all these different topped & loaded meals? it's an american favorite on top of an american favorite, alice. it's like labor day weekend on top of the fourth of july. hotdogs. get your favorites on top of your favorites. when i was too busy with the k

stacy is calling from brooklyn, new york on our independent line. caller: good morning. i agree with the aclu that the doj's crackdown on leaks would be a crackdown on public employees who know there's corruption within their agencies, they may intimidate them into not reporting that corruption. we face a bigger threat from not having people speak out about government corruption than we do from any possible leakers. multiple leaks i've read about have not been threats to national security. they've been embarrassing, but not necessarily threats to national security. host: what about the idea that there are other avenues? if people are concerned about things, they can go elsewhere, they can go internally or go to the inspector general as opposed leaking to the press. who has worked for a public agency, they know full well that the goal within the agency is to make -- that is extremely dangerous. you could lose your job, lose your livelihood. it is not necessarily going to get the information outside of the agency. a lot of the inspector general's arm pointed -- are appoint

where hurricane harvey hit that category 4 people are getting a look at what is left of their homes, stacy forbes and her children rode out the storm at a family member's home >> my house is gone. it is in half. there is nothing, all of my kids stuff is gone. i just want them to be happy and start over and forget this. i want to be done. i want this down to be back like it was. >> rockport was under mandatory evacuation orders ahead of the storm, many people there rode out the storm in a makeshift shelter. >>> president trump will travel to texas tomorrow to assess the damage. this afternoon he gave his first public remarks. >> my administration is coordinating closely with authorities, in texas and louisiana to save lives so we think back our first responders. recovery will be difficult and the federal government stands ready willing and able to support the effort. >> the president declared state of emergency for texas and louisiana. more than 8500 federal personnel were on the ground in texas helping local leaders respond. the damage from harvey impacting gas supplies coming from the gul

me seriously send us an e-mail that's because there's a survival guide book stacie just like all the stars simply. be sure you don't step back. repatriations look at the rest of seventy years. till the seventy guys report. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. some want. to be right for us that's what the four three of the four people. i'm interested in the waters. should. the office of public health conducts large studies of the health of american veterans however studies produce results that not support the office of public health policy they don't believe. this applies to data regarding adverse health consequences of environmental exposures. and afghanistan and toxics exposures in the gulf or on the rare occasions when embarrassing study results are really are manipulated to make them unintelligible so there seems to be going struggle between the truth seekers and the government when it to. sort of getting to the bottom of the exposure. how the fact that veterans are now experiencing. terrible experienc

max kaiser and stacy herbert if you want to catch us on twitter you can decide kaiser report i want to thank our guest wolf rector street dot com and so next time . here's what people have been saying about rejected and i was actually just pull on . the only show i go out of my way to find you know what is this really packed a punch. is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than that and see people you never heard of love back to the night my president of the world bank so. i'm going to write a seriously send us an e-mail. have you noticed whenever you see a commercial for ham on t.v. it's often set in the countryside. with a nice family and a rustic backdrop. and the hem is always pink. very pink. and one hundred percent natural of course. looks so tasty it has your mouth watering on the couch. with that's the point. but what if behind is pretty pink and one of the biggest health scandals of our era . in two thousand and fifteen the world health organization listed processed meats as carcinogenic for man. we decided to investigate the ingredients us

. >> staci steen has been instructing recruits here for five years. >> ideally, we want as police officers to gain your cooperate-- cooperation through words. >> this is the recommendington 870 bump action shot gun. >> these recruits have to pass state tests covering more than a thousand hours of training. >> i've got four rounds in it, what does that make it? >> squad ready. >> part of our job is to push the button. >> come on, why are you walking back there. >> and to see hey, what is your limit here. >> no, you have got to finish the stroke. >> are you going to be able to represent us as an organization and serve the city in a professional manner in i would rather find out here. >> taser taser taser. >> while the idea is to prepare them for what lies beyond the doors of the academy, fate is fate. >> let go of my gun. >> ultimately i believe that god is one in control and whatever is being to happen will happen f it is my time to go, then that is what it is. >> stay right there. >> dean reynolds cbs news, milwaukee. >> dean will have more from milwaukee tomorrow night on the cbs evening

serious muhlenberg ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about the cookbook on luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so if you watch kaiser of course. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporate corporations from washington washington controls the media the media. and voters elected a businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. what he found was a series of veterans who had a q lung disease acute being area first of all. injury that he was able to find through long biopsies where he found these tiny little holes these tears and their long tissue he saw nothing of these veterans to come to his own conclusion that they could have only got this from a toxic exposure. to produce his career looking for this problem and he was able to discover it. and the diagnosis was constrictor prophylactics in english it's a small area where his disea

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stacy coley the intended receiver. >> pass interference. defense number 27. the ball was at the one yard line. automatic first down. after the total juggle act. >> cris: did you see the jersey tug? that's what they call automatically. the hand hit the football without really looking at it. you can't tug on it like that. >> al: this is it barring a defensive foul in terms of regulation. and they're going to run it into the end zone! terrell newby to make it a one-point game. boy, that's some drive by heinicke. look at him. stay in and most likely go for two. >> cris: great double team here pushing right back into the end zone and then newby pushes it across. >> al: they will go for two so your prayer has been answered. >> ready for play signal. please set the play clock at 20 seconds please. thank you. >> cris: interesting. you have a favorite two-point play and not see it here. so they'll come up with something that they don't love in this moment to win the game. >> second short timeout at the half. san francisco. this is a 30-second timeout. >> al: that scor

this is do is he let's check in with stacy and see whats on a person leave as it were. well up my sleeve we have a lot of geopolitics and jim rickards has been right regarding geo politics may be wrong regarding cryptocurrency but you know on their up and down ride the global geopolitics space is also as volatile as the cryptocurrency space but before we go on speaking of crypto i do want to say we have to say that we are on steam it dot com as well as kaiser report i'm supposed to say something about a squirrel in some knots i'm not sure what that's about but i'm supposed to do that just so you know we are there.

we did speak with that truck owner stacy, and he heard what sounded like his truck taking off. he jumped in a friend's truck and tried to follow. he had no idea the suspect was armed and he's just thankful he wasn't hurt. this was yesterday evening around 5:00 p.m. here in hayward. he says when his truck was gone, he didn't know what he was thinking. he just wanted it back. he gave us a picture of the truck which had recently been repaired from a fender bender. he was able to pull about a car's length from that truck when it suddenly escalated. >> i pulled up right to the back of it and said, hey, that's my truck. and he said so and so you and pulled out a gun and shot. and, oh, so he took off and i didn't bother to follow after that. i just dialed 911. >> reporter: now again, fortunately, he was not hurt. police say the suspect, though, fled and plowed that truck into other cars. one person suffered minor injuries. they say that suspect then drove the truck right toward officers. one officer fired. the suspect was not hit, not hurt, but ran and was taken into custody. police a

this is due is the let's check in with stacy and see what's on a person leave as it were. well up my sleeve we have a lot of geopolitics and jim rickards has been right regarding geopolitics may be wrong regarding crypto currency but you know on there up and down ride the global geopolitics space is also as volatile as the cryptocurrency space but before we go on speaking of crypto i do want to say we have to say that we are on steam it dot com as well as kaiser report i'm supposed to say something about a squirrel and some knots i'm not sure what that's about but i'm supposed to do that just so you know we are there every squirrel has not they like to bury them now and so our first headline going back to geo politics and economics there are two inextricably linked in junction oral have bigger nuts and others for yes those are the ones i like the acorn so male of the species so going back to the headline geopolitics economics much of it is driven by the quest for energy whether it was coal or whale oil or oil of course one of the most volatile regions in the world some peo

ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so much because of course. and i welcome back now islamic state third another significant blow in syria after his convoy was hit by the russian air force that's according to the ministry of defense in moscow and earlier i discussed the details with. among the things that i saw how lost in this strike by the washington air force are several tanks over two dozen armored vehicles with high caliber weapons on board plus more than two hundred terrorists have been killed as well this is according to the russian military now with these kind of figures any such. strike would count as a big success in any part of syria but let me just point out the strategic and geographical importance of this particular one this islamic state convoy was heading to the city of deer as zoar and as you can see on this map this city is still controlled by the syrian government but it has been completely encircled by islamic stat

let's check in with stacy and see what a first lady as it were. well up my sleeve we have a lot of geopolitics and jim rickards has been right regarding geopolitics may be wrong regarding crypto currency but you know on there up and down ride the global geopolitics space is also as volatile as the cryptocurrency space but before we go on speaking of crypto i do want to say we have to say that we are on steam mint dot com as well as kaiser report i'm supposed to say something about a squirrel and some nuts i'm not sure what that's about but i'm supposed to do that just so you know we are there every squirrel has not they like to bury them now and so our first headline going back to geo politics and economics there are two inextricably linked in some sorrel have bigger.

to do is the let's check in with stacy and see whats on a person leave as it were. well up my sleeve we have a lot of geopolitics and jim rickards has been right regarding geopolitics may be wrong regarding crypto currency but you know on there up and down ride the global geopolitics space is also as volatile as the cryptocurrency space but before we go on speaking of crypto i do want to say we have to say that we are on steam it dot com as well as kaiser report i'm supposed to say something about a squirrel and some nuts i'm not sure what that's about but i'm supposed to do that just so you know we are there every squirrel has not they like to bury them now and so our first headline going back to geo politics and economics there are two inextricably linked in have bigger nuts and others for yes those are the ones i like the acorn so male of the species. so going back to the headline geopolitics economics much of it is driven by the quest for energy whether it was coal or whale oil or oil of course one of the most volatile regions in the world some people will say o

we're going to be talking about a little bit of american history is what i understand to be the case stacy ever well i think you know we have an empire of debt and it's a narcissistic empire as all empires before it have been and i want to look at this headline that will bleed into the whole story here in america that we see the total meltdown at binning as americans begin looking at actually who they are because they've begun the process as their fading empire of looking at what they were this whole time for the several hundred years six central banks now hold more than fifteen trillion dollars of assets central banks holding a fifth of their government's debt so central banks are smoke in their own belly button lint they are the economy we are an empire of debt it makes perfect sense that the end of an empire of debt the central banks which are the.

we did speak with that truck owner stacy, and he heard what sounded like his truck taking off.jumped in a friend's truck and tried to follow. he had no idea the suspect was armed and he's just thankful he wasn't hurt. this was yesterday evening around 5:00 p.m. here in hayward. he says when his truck was gone

muhlenberg ok let's see how we do this well we've got to get out and i still dream watch for max and for stacy beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so much because of course. you can you know not to use it you know what i noticed was playing in one million people died and i. killed people even begun. now no one's going to wait to chew a few bodies around them and that's. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people of seeing stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from their exposure from the berm pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pa

stacy ever well i think you know we have an empire of debt and it's a narcissistic empire as all empires before have been. and i want to look at this headline that will bleed into the whole story here in america that we see the total meltdown at binning as americans begin looking at actually who they are because they've begun the process as their fading empire of looking at what they were this whole time for the several hundred years six central banks now hold more than fifteen trillion dollars of assets central banks holding a fifth of their government's debt so central banks are smoking their own belly button lint they are the economy we are an empire that it makes perfect sense that the end of an empire of debt the central banks which are that you know basically agents of the empire are left holding the bag of all their own debt yeah they own a lot of stocks so what is national is ation what happens when the government buys back companies on behalf of the government i mean why do people think that venezuela is a socialist pit oh they know they nationalized the energy companies there t

right great well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert if you want to catch us on twitter you can do so at kaiser report i want to thank our guest wolf richter of wall street dot com and so next time by. and book a plea will place on a police a key to keep. it in we were going to commit there we were going to write that baghdad. just like love was such war and you don't want to die joyful for the places i feel we should i should think almost as you told me before says police. but. fairly strong. or well respected scientists. do chemicals that. really increase the risk of cancer. they do not believe that is true by independent scientists. compensation for my time as was the others why is that the meat lobby. doing if you want to learn more you'll get a. lot of you. back. big business against health. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turn some countries into pigs these are the countries with we can recall them is that needed austerity policies if you are . even the recession. these are very bad idea it doesn't work it makes

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kaiser wasn't as funny as the so that's why we're on board together you're going to be producing and stacy will be producing as well we're going to come up with a lot of fun ideas but the idea is basically every time i meet people they go hey what are you doing what's coming next i go what we're going do this thing called the gap the great american pilgrimage in an r.v. with the dogs and talk to people about america everyone reacts the same they literally say how really sounds fun so max i'm excited to go out and experience the great american pilgrimage again i think are you were were so fired up to turn to turn this program into you know for our t. you know parts unknown you know anthony bourdain or like a duck dynasty and you know i believe the best way to do that is to give people an experience that makes you laugh and they enjoy and they feel good about while at the same time really talking about the issues really talking about sanctuary cities we're going to be talking about. immigrant policy except for a. across the board from from trump to guns to bibles to the qur'an and whatever i

able wherry of monopolies forming who's on what side of this debate who should care let's talk to stacy. actually while we've been here in nevada o.j. simpson was released parole and you talked about monopoly not monopoly and things i think of the monopoly game and somebody came up with that idea i think it was you actually to come up with jail coin that o.j. simpson jail and that's a get out of jail free card to matter what despicable act you may have got he should work with eric holder maybe get you know a deferred prosecution coin deferred prosecution token sort of thing well yeah my idea was o.j. simpson should launch an ice you know called juice coin so distant to mediates murder and homicide and larceny that kind of a play on that just going basically for those outside of america who don't know or who are too young to remember o.j. simpson he was called the juice that was his nickname anyway. you know here you're talking about monopoly but i want to talk you know this is a theme we've been focusing on is that these monopolies and all of these and oligarchs here in america that are

right great well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert if you want to catch us on twitter you can do so at kaiser report i want to thank our guest wolf richter of wall street dot com and so next time by. the war still you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle they're going. to do socks credit tell you that every gossip and public birth. they. tell you they are not cool enough to buy their product. or the whole week or will want. welcome to our already operating margin after that one if you go back. hey. you know we and book a good little place called the day we say key to keep. the last hour of all that was. supposed to. get in. there we're going to write. so. much for the fall saga of such well we didn't know when to dodge myself a little while he said i still we should i should think it was like you pull thank you for just. a bit because. yes the middle. finger. on. the way and we're going to go all the way to. the italy there with. the way to. the two thousand and eig