but least in stein's economy is booming unemployment is virtually nonexistent the principle of these financial dealings have made it rich and it is home to numerous banks financial advisors and trustees. in two thousand and eight one of the princes bank employees sold for in tax inspectors confidential documents they involved thousands of accounts held by tax dodgers and contained billions of euros an undeclared funds. of. the liechtenstein system skyhigh with the data he took from the royal trust and that's an achievement . i think he changed this country more than any artist or intellectual prince ever did before. he diffuse off to. the people at least in stein and the prince were called robber barons but they came through the scandal united following international pressure the financial sector was reform to adhere to european transparency rules. looking back it's very clear that this was the right and important decision to make at the time. they were estimating that for the end of twenty eight thousand we'll be managing over three hundred billion swiss francs in assets and forgott

stein. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >> you're welcome. >>> and coming up, a growing debate on the voting rights of prisoners. the 2020 candidates are hitting the campaign trail discussing whether prisoners should be allowed to vote. up next, i went inside a prison where inmates are allowed to cast ballots while behind bars. hear why they say more incarcerated citizens should do the same and how they're helping them do it. stay tuned. the sugar you don't. (straining) i'll take that. (cheers) 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >>> as we get closer to the election, more 2020 candidates are rolling out their full policy platforms on the economy and climate change and asked some questions they might not have anticipated. like whether prisoners should be allowed the right to vote. that issue sparked a heated debate after bernie sanders advocated for it during a recent town hall. sanders' home state of vermont is one of two along w

would leave this direction stein didn't have its principle still be a farming village today this is very likeable family we're looking forward to their big jubilee house if the school says you believe the people down in the valley are full of praise and up at the castle hereditary prince other ways is well aware of his high approval ratings surrounded incidentally by one of europe's biggest private art collections. this is by rubens one of his few landscapes the reigning launch of that's if you have made of. and as its people are shown on the tend to concentrate more in biblical as well as antique motifs always with powerful figures if being a fickle one fusion and clear mission stein too seems to like powerful figures and in twenty one thousand and this age of democracy the small state in its powerful princely family celebrates their three hundredth anniversary. well one of my favorite places in europe is brussels the belgian capital is though often underrated despite its many attractions including the tiny fellow universally seen as the symbol of the city who spends his whole day well

ben stein is here to react on it. first, get to this.ong public reading of the molar report. my next guest hopes they read the part that says they found no evidence of the president's guilt. i will see you back here after this. >> you find good news here for the president and administration. >> the investigation did not establish that the contacts described in volume one amounted to an agreement to admit any violation including foreign influence and campaign finance laws. i think it's a very good when. ♪ ♪ now... grandpa, what about your dream car? this is my dream now. principal we can help you plan for that . nueven if you try to eat well,. you might fall short in key nutrients. get more by adding one a day. it's the #1 multivitamin uniquely designed for men and women. one serving, once a day. one a day. and done. when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. right. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. even if i'm taking heart medici

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politics editor for the daily beast, sam stein.egic communications for hillary clinton's presidential campaign, adrian elrod. she's an msnbc contributor. and washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay is with us. and msnbc contributor, mike barnicle up in new york. joe, my daughter and i watched that town hall and just thought it was pretty amazing, what happened last night. >> well, the reaction to mayor pete has been remarkable, especially for a nation that has learned to become very cynical of politicians, of all stripes. but you could see the response on twitter, you could see the response -- hear the response from friends and neighbors, just like after his announcement. and it's quite unlike anything that i know that you and i have ever seen. you know, as you know, mika, i only can tell three sort of -- three kind of stories. they're either baseball stories, winston churchill stories, or rock 'n' roll stories. and looking at mayor pete last night, and once again seeing this remarkable response, i was reminded of o

is stein mart development interesting.he partnership with amazon to bear fruit for kohl's, it has to be exclusive, and they need to make sure amazon isn't setting up similar deals with competitors. the stein mart, even though it is a very little fish in the retail pond, it makes you wonder if amazon will pursue arrangements with other retailers, diluting the value of kohl's partnership with them. a retailer that did fairly well was tjx. last time i was in a t.j. maxx, there were piles of clothing everywhere and it was a mess, but also packed with people. i don't quite get it. maybe you can explain. a long time has been winning with shoppers who love this treasure hunt mentality, who love the feeling of going into a store and it feeling like a sport, if you will, to find that last skirt in your size, so they have been one of the most consistent success stories in retail the last several years. they do hardly any e-commerce business, and they are killing it. the marshals, t.j. maxx division, comps up 6% that division this qu

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sam stein, who joins us in just a moment, reports some of trump's closest advisers want mueller to be subjected to "conservative lawmakers' questions about the conduct and outcome of his investigation." meanwhile, according to nbc news, 50 house democrats and 1 republican are now in favor of starting an impeachment inquiry into the president. today trump was asked about that. >> do you think they're going to impeach you? >> i don't see how. they can because they're possibly allowed, although i can't imagine the courts allowing it. i've never gotten into it. i never thought that would even be possible to use that word. to me it's a dirty word, the word impeach. it's a dirty, filthy, disgusting word and it had nothing to do with me. >> there you have it. here with us on our leadoff discussion, joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. a.b. stoddard, associate editor at real clear politics and the aforementioned sam stein, politics editor for "the daily beast." sam, you get to go first because your name was invoked. >> thank you. >> where do we stand tonight after a day of

retired opened fire investigator maria sabatini return for cross examination defense attorney andy stein asked a series of questions throughout the afternoon like who assisted her on the investigation. what time she arrived in left and how many buckets of debris were removed, i want to know what she did. >>she doesn't know what she did she has no she talked to defense attorneys believe the fire was started by an arsonist 17 he said she was unable to eliminate arson as a possible cause and said victim's clothes were never tested for accelerants to her knowledge and that she never personally checked the gas tanks of the many arby's inside the warehouse to see if they had gas in them. >>the cause of the fire has never been determined. >>victims families are titled the truth. and they haven't been given the truth and the truth is that this was botched. it was bought from the very top. >>17 the returns for her 3rd day on the stand tomorrow, stein will continue his cross examination. live in oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news. thank you michelle com for is following the ghost ship warehous

>>retired opened fire that's to gator maria 17 he returned on wednesday defense attorney andy stein who was brought in for cross examination by curtis briggs as 17 e a series of guest or no questions throughout the afternoon. i want to know what she did. >>she doesn't know what she did she has no she talked to 17 he said there were no signs of arson but could not rule arson out. >>the defense argues the fire was started by an arsonist but the cause of the fire is still undetermined the victims families are titled the truth. >>and they haven't been given the truth and the truth is that this was botched was bought from the very top. >>17 the returns to the stand for the 3rd time on thursday stein will continue his cross examination in oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news and of course kron four is following the go ship trial each day in court is in session. >>you can also track any major developments in a special section on our what side kron four dot com. there you can find imony om survivors including a witness who describe the moment said he tried to save people it's all on kron four

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>>retired opened fire this to gator maria 17 he returned on wednesday defense attorney andy stein who was brought in for cross examination by curtis briggs as 17 e a series of guest or no questions throughout the afternoon. i want to know what she did. >>she doesn't know what she did she has no she talked to 17 he said there were no signs of arson but could not rule arson out. >>defense argues the fire was started by an arsonist but the cause of the fire is still undetermined victims families are titled the truth. >>and they haven't been given the truth and the truth is that this was botched was bought from the very top. >>17 uber turns to the stand for the 3rd time on thursday stein will continue his cross examination. and oakland michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>assemblyman walking around is back at the capitol today for the first time since march the lawmaker from fresno recently was acquitted of misdemeanor child abuse with his name back on the border, rumble a cast votes in listen to colleagues pitching legislation today. the assemblyman says he plans to come up with legislation

. >> shira stein covers bloomberg policy -- covers health care policy at bloomberg law. thanks so much. >> following the vote to hold attorney general barr in contempt of congress, jerald nadler spoke to reporters. he is followed by ranking member doug collins. >> this was a very grave and momentous step that we are forced to take today to move the contempt citation against the attorney general of the united states. we did not relish doing this but we had no choice. attorney general barr, having proved himself to be the prnl -- the personal attorney to president trump rather than the attorney general of the united states by misleading to the public as to the contents of the mueller report twice, by not being truthful with congress and now he has taken a much greater stepfather in turning the entire department of justice into an instrument of trump personally rather than an instrument of justice and representative of the united states. to barr allo evade subpoenas and the president said it, that they will resist all subpoenas, not just with reference to the mueller report

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joining me is ben stein. ben, great to see you. i watcherred her youtube video this whole thing.igh school student that saw her first rain cloud. it's easy to dismiss aoc as young but that would be a insult to young people wouldn't it? >> there are a lot of very intelligent young people and educated young people. she doesn't happen to be one of them. she's unable to connect the dots. how can you call a tornado a casual thing. there slow lain to the fast been tornadoes all over the east coast for many years. i was in maryland and there were occasional tornadoes. are those joe biden's fault, i don't know. the idea of a casual tornado that connects with donald trump doesn't add up. there is something wrong with them woman's thought process. she's a genius self-publishist but other than that i don't know what she's doing there. >> this is part of the green new deal. it's $90 trillion. we'll go into free fall. she dismisses that cavalierly. for someone with an economics degree she strikes me as economically illiterate. >> illiterate is putting it mildly. she's purposely confusing and

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another these actions are deliberately planned to create maximum disruption and cause arrests just in stein trains members on how to deal with a plea. in a nonviolent way can we have a activist who is willing to be arrested and carried off that this will. be willing to go that we're not an easy members are trained to go limp as soon as they're touched right what's a big day we're going to we're going to arrest. so we take as many as 5 police officers to remove a single activist by maximizing the number of a rights exile believe they can create publicist and a groundswell of support. for extinction balanced the only way forward this is the only way they believe things are going to preserve civil disobedience in these kinds of actions. 15th of april 2019 and it's the morning of the london shutdown the organizers are expecting thousands of protesters they plan to block london to main streets and bridges for 2 weeks bringing the city to a grinding halt by meeting claire as she prepares for what could be the biggest demonstration in x. hours history. thank you. a feeling hopeful i'm feeling hope

with us for more, two people who know a thing or two, sam stein, for the daily beast and katy bennereporting for "the new york times." sam, talk about your reporting tonight, what is or was mueller repaired to say, what was justice trying to do to him if anything to prevent him from testifying? >> so, our reporting is a little limited on that first front. what we know is mueller had given indications to people on the hill that he was ready to testify about his report. we don't know if it is going to be a public testimony or private testimony or what kind of hearing it could be. the indications were given and then subsequently what we are reporting tonight, the department of justice has dragged its feet on scheduling such a hearing or testimony, of the special counsel, robert mueller, continues to be an employee of the justice department. there is a mounting sense of frustration on the hill that the star witness, the author of the mueller report can't be brought up yet to answer questions even as there is mounting missed information confusion with what portrays and how mr. mueller rel

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. >> tucker: i want to go back to mark stein if he is still there. mark. >> yeah. tucker. >> tucker: we don't know what it is, we don't know what this information yet is, but this could be a genuinely significant development, i think. >> yes. and this should actually have been done. he talked about doing this and then her mass ma jess city's government in britain and australia told him not to because there is a lot of stuff that's actually embarrassing in terms of relations between the u.k., australia and the u.s. buff this is the ultimate game changer. this stuff most of it shouldn't be classified. there is far too much stuff is that is classified. the only way to kill this investigation without is to get it all out there and let the american people judge for themselves. don't let the u.k. and australia talk you out of it this time, mr. president. >> tucker: very quickly, how long will it be before the press starts telling us that we have no right to want to see this and we're betraying our country and we are on putin's team if we want to see this. >> started 15 s

mark stein, one of our favorite guestst joins us tonight. so i don't understand -- i know we talked about it before, but why is it that robert de niro over a pinnacle of american society that you're mono maniacal about trump. why the obsession? >> i think it gets back to the famous line back when nixon won and the new yorker's film critic wrote that she didn't know anything that voted for nixon. >> yeah. >> in this case, it's even worse. they don't know anyone -- they all loathe trump, they don't know anyone who voted for trump. and therefore because they see themselves as exemplars of ordinary everyday americans, trump cannot have won, which is why this whole russian collusion thing got going. and it's interesting to me, for example, that we're doing real damage to important aspects of our society in letting robert de niro making the running on this. he introduces a group of about 12 prosecutors on that video representing 1,000. democrats and republicans. who -- who say that trump is guilty of obstruction of justice. now, two things -- if y

prior department attorney general rod rosen stein said farewell to his colleagues today. >> had department stands apart. attorney general jeff sessions told us to follow regular order and ensure the nonpartisan administration of justice. and that is what we did every day. and is that is what the department will continue to do under attorney general, bill barr. >> former attorney general jeff sessions was in attendance today. >>> 5-g is the new buzzword. why wireless carriers haven't exactly been honest about the technology. >> and new privacy questions about amazon's smart speaker for children. parents demanding to know what kind of personal data is being recorded and safe. >> a woman who once lived at the ghost ship warehouse says the conditions inside unnerved her so much, she ovmented to sleep in her, opted to sleep in her car instead. >>> a school bus driver is being credited to with saving a student from getting hit by a car. he stopped to let the student off the bus in new york. that car seemingly ignores the bus, just keeps on going. the school district hopes the video y's mr is ver

andrew stein, who was brought in to cross-examine, says he is trying to prove -- >> she is incompetent, hiding the truth, trying to protect the city. >> reporter: stein says she had been there investigating . e w living there and did nothing about it. >> >> reporter: while there was no sign of arson, she did say she could not rule out arson. she is back on the stand tomorrow for more cross examination. >> do we know if they are calling anymore witnesses? >> we know they will call more witnesses in the case will go all the way to july . >> a lot more testimony ahead, then. thank you, henry. >>> stay with ktvu for complete coverage of the ghost ship warehouse trial. ktvu's henry lee is attending every single day to the trial and posting updates about what is happening. you can go to ktvu.com to read a daily ghost ship warehouse trial log. >>> the drama for drummer for the san francisco-based band was joined in an effort to feed the hungry. lars ulrich had plenty of help filling that fresh food at this food bank on pennsylvania avenue. this is the fourth year the band has hosted the event

>>defense attorney andy stein asked her a series of questions throughout the afternoon like who assisted her on the investigation what time she arr and left how many buckets of debris were removed, i want to know what she did. >>she doesn't know what she did she has no she talked to 17 he said there were no signs of arson but could not rule arson out. >>defense argues the fire was started by an arsonist but the cause of the fire is still undetermined victims families are titled the truth and they haven't been given the truth and the truth is that this was botched was bought from the very top 17 eve returns to the stand for the 3rd time on thursday stein will continue his cross examination. >>and oakland michelle kingston kron 4 news. a new safety features left will be adding to its ride sharing at. >>plus a wild. us. a high speed rv chase through the streets of los angeles. we catch up with the dog seen jumping from the moving vehicle and and an especially heinous crime, woman dragged just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with

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sam stein for the daily beast. jill colvin, white house reporter for the associated press. and with me here in new york, jessica roth, former assistant attorney for the southern district of new york and now a professor at the cardozo school of law. thanks to all of you for being with us. ashley, let me start with you. there are a number of balls in the air right now when it comes to investigations, oversight, potential hearings here. we have the issue tonight of the tax returns, the democrats in the house who control the house ways and means committee. they had demanded six years of trump's tax returns. now you have the treasury department saying that's not happening. potential court fight there. you have the issue of bill barr, the attorney general going to be held in contempt of congress and the question of whether trump, the administration will block any attempt by the judiciary committee to hear from the special counsel, robert mueller. my question to you is among democrats trying to sort through all of this, is there any sense right now, have they priorityized any of t

they have booed moderates in the past including diane fine stein. they booed nancy pelosi before so instead of that situation we think the biden campaign decided to skip it all together so they've got a nice lead going into it. >> an interesting point. let's talk about the senator running for this position. camilia harris, what's going on with her? >> well the interesting thing with camilia harris is she has the endorsement of pretty much every statewide elected official other than diane fine stein. the governor, most of of the assembly members and congress people are all behind her. who is not behind her right now according to polls is the majority of california voters. she's in third place behind joe biden and bernie sanders. so it's going to be an interesting challenge for her. there's about 25% of california voters that have no opinion of camilia harris who basically don't really even know who she is even though she's won statewide office three times here and you forget how big this state is 40 million people and nine media outlets. it's a compl

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