they shouldn't live in stockholm syndrome when it comes to the president or the conservative populist what's your response? >> i -- like most americans, we disagree. but we try, we tend to get there in a way that we disagree a lot, but we're able to get there, i think and agree on something. >> dinner conversations. >> what i disagree with here is the characterization that republicans are stockholm syndrome. that suggests that any republican who is elected in congress has no agency, they haven't made their own decisions. truth is most republicans, if you look at crosstabs on any of those polls that show how much they still support the president, something that is an offensive fact to my husband, the truth is, they don't approve of his behavior in the oval office. they don't think his tweeting is necessarily presidential. they don't necessarily think that his behavior in the oval office is fitting and proper. you can see 45% approve of his tweeting. 44% disapprove. those are republicans, okay? this is not a full-throated support for his behavior as a president. but what they do and hav

the term "stockholm syndrome" hadn't yet become current. >> it was a fascinating case in stockholm lastcall it, there was a bank robbery in stockholm. one of the women who was held hostage is waiting for the robber to get out of jail to marry him. >> what? >> just this traumatic experience in which the individual is reduced to total helplessness and begins to identify in a human sense with the captor. >> good evening. patty hearst has been taken into custody. the fbi says patty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was drawn into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for t

right now we have them in paris, stockholm, madrid, milan. we have banks in paris and frankfurt. that up some what. it in the context of a contingency plan. london will remaina of a contingency plan. london will remain a significant financial centre whatever the outcome of the discussions. we will maintain a significant presence in london. but as the rule requires us to have more on the continent, then we will have more on the continent. the financial conduct authority, to whom you submitted your plans, they said they thought banks would need to know what was going to happen this year, 01’ what was going to happen this year, or get some certainty, some clarity from the government this before they start having to hit the contingency buttons. is that right? the only way to describe the contingency plan is that we are buying in torrance. i spend money every day to make sure that come march 2019i am open for business. 0bviously, that come march 2019i am open for business. obviously, as each month goes by i spend more money. the certainty becomes less useful for me as we go further do

they were kept in virtual imprisonment and not allowed to go to stockholm. lou's battles for freedom occurred in china's economic and political power were rising. the united states and other nations were wrestling with him to adopt -- adon't relations with china and they had been increasingly infused with concerns about security including the nuclearization of north korea. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. levin: i would like to insert the balance in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. marshall, for five minutes. mr. marshall: request unanimous consent to address the house. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. marshall: mr. speaker, i rise today to wish former kansas senator bob dole a happy 94th birthday which he celebrated this weekend. born in kansas 94 years ago, senator dole has dedicated his life to being a public servant. in 1945, after nearly giving his life in world war ii, then second lieutenant bob dole earned two purple hearts and the b

kaepernick fired back with the reference to stockholm syndrome to imply that michael view had taken onf his employers but is this all a code of discussion of race in sports. joining me one of the deans of broadcasting. how about 12 olympics. seven super bowls, seven world series, ten nba finals and 28 emmys. thank you, bob costas for being here. >> i'm worn out, i hope i can make it through the next few minutes. >> so is he being blackballed? i'm laughing, but it's a serious question. >> i don't think there's any question he's being blackballed. do i think there's an edict? no. do i think all of the league owners got together? no. we talk about training camp, there's more than 100 quarterbacks in training camp as teams practice and play exhibition games. the idea that colin kaepernick while he's not tom brady or aaron rodgers or cam newton or russell wilson at this point in his career. but the idea that colin kaepernick can't play for some team and that he isn't among the 50 or 60 quarterbacks who could play in the nfl is ridiculous. >> are you saying they're more concerned, the nfl ow

especially in the high-crime neighborhoods of swedish cities -- like here in rinkeby, a suburb of stockholmat night, gangs roam the streets. these officers who are coucting traffic checks have called for reinforcements and donned protective gear. they've been attacked on duty before. many of those who live here are afraid to go out at night. some have the impression that the police could do more when it comes to minor offenses, such as ove karlsson. one night he and his wife were watching tv when they heard a noise. karlsson went upstairs and found that someone had broken into their home. the damage was minimal, and the thieves only got away with a few valuables. after karlsson called the police, they came by and collected evidence. ove: they registered the case and i've since received a letter saying i can collect the pieces of evidence from the break-in soon. but i'm assuming the police will not solve the crime. reporter: it's cases of violent crime where police are really struggling to cope. in the southern city of malmo, gangs involved in the drug trade have been fighting turf wars for

the stockholm center for freedom reports last year's failed coup attempt in turkey was actually a false flag a vent orchestrated by turkish president aired a one. hundred ninety one page document examines not only the coup attempt on july fifth two thousand and sixteen but the days leading up to it as well some of the findings include the head of turkish intelligence service was tipped off to the coup in advance according to his own statements to parliament but failed to inform the prime minister and the president the intel had met with top military officials before and during the coup attempt and left without a problem despite warnings he was also being targeted for detention the chief of general staff was also tipped off in advance of the coup but took no preventative measures to address the events as they are unfolded the stockholm center for freedom was set up by a group of journalists who have been forced to live in exile in sweden to due to a crackdown on press freedoms in turkey the organization is supported by the european commission. foreign ministers from four arab nations ple

training make train face the train will run between the capital stockholm and gothenburg and offer the public vote authorities hope the name will bring joy to people. and it's time and it feels like yeah both day mike both facing criticism revenge one is sick cussing trademark train face so well this fal. it's a fun name and and also a. think about the popularity that to that paul had in uk last year. i think. that ha. impact on these as well. the you have james a boat he met both face getting its revenge over in sweden we trade we trade fairs it'd become like. the biggest viral story of. hope that particular moments are member well at last year forty michael fay's. thanks let's leno islands i will be back in a few minutes time after a short break for the weather 07/21/17 07/21/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracacy now! >>>> becausese boycott, divestm, and sanctions have no plplace in my home state and no place in america. amy: u.s. lawmakers are seeking to criminally outlaw support for the boycott, divestment, and sanctions campaign ag

it will run between gothenberg and stockholm. is coming up and of course all of the latest headlines. injusta course all of the latest headlines. injust a moment. course all of the latest headlines. injusta moment. —— back course all of the latest headlines. injust a moment. —— back in. the end of the week sees many more people thinking about holidays, right on cue, you know what i‘m going to say, here comes the area of low pressure to provide a combination of wet and windy weather initially across central and western parts of the british isles but there will be a slow creep of this whether further north and east with time. first up, many of you stepping out in the dry conditions, all over the cloud and cold but there is no getting away from the fact the close the ui to the centre of the pressure of low pressure will have a wet and windy start to your friday. it goes for much of the south—western england up into wales. some of those cust 13, 14 england up into wales. some of those cust13, 14 miles an hour. proprietor and dry star

it will run between gothenberg and stockholm.ace will soon ta ke to seas, trainy mctrainface will soon take to the tracks. finally, a bag used to collect the very first samples of dust and rock from the surface of the moon has been sold at auction for $1.8 million. the seller had bought the bag on a government auction website three years ago for less than $1000. it sat unidentified in a box at the johnson space centre in houston for yea rs, johnson space centre in houston for years, and was once nearly thrown away as rubbish. $8 million for dust. stay with us on bbc world news. hello, once again. a number of schools have just started their long summer break but i'm afraid right on cue we have low pressure bringing disturbed weather rather than the big area of high—pressure settling things down nicely, encouraging you to get away to the seaside or out into the fresh air. what does that low pressure mean? first up it means a wet and windy start across the western side of the british isles. further east it's not a cold start, but a

it will run between stockholm and gothenberg. the tracks. tim allman, bbc news. forensic experts who exhumed the body of salvador dali have revealed that the artist's trademark moustache remains intact almost three decades after his death. his remains were disinterred to collect samples to settle a long—running paternity claim from a 61—year—old woman who says her mother had an affair with the painter. if she is proved right, she could assume part of the dali estate, currently owned by the spanish state. time for a look at the weather. pretty showery across the uk today. it has been raining really heavily in some areas. we have had some atmospheric pictures, a woodpecker in the rain. some nasty clouds over the vale of glamorgan. some fair weather cloud in cambridge. a lot of variation. some of us are actually enjoying some fine weather. this low—pressure is affecting many western areas. this is causing some problems, those winds at times gusting up to 50 miles an hour which is quite a lot for this time of year. certainly it will

i travel a lot for myjosh i was in stockholm and met an italianjournalist, he said you do realised youu have behaved, and he said and this was a terrible insult. he said it is worse than sylvio berlusconi what you have done. i can't disagree. if you read the foreign press they say what is the uk doing? if mrs may is threatening that, they will be laughing, she has no legs to stand on. she doesn't even have a conservative majority government, so he is going to europe, throwing her weight round, talking about being a bloody difficult woman and you you, you know, no deal is better than a bad deal. they are saying fine, off you go then. they have all the cards now, so... and her points are saying with the dup negotiations, she ended up with the dup negotiations, she ended up giving them a billion pounds. now other ministers are haggling over that money for schools and education and it was no problem to give them that and fly them back on the raf flight that and fly them back on the raf flight from london to belfast, mine, don't get me started! also, on the sort of post—brexit sunday express

they are victims of the stockholm syndrome and fall in love with a speaker who does not do anything butrash them. >> and john boehner did that, too. get the tax care and health care through. and it is all frivolous at this point in time. >> lou: the russian attorney that the obama administration put her in. it is pure washington swamp. >> it is. the swamp has not begun to drain. >> lou: i think it is rising. >> i think people cutting back in the administration that shpt have. and the reality here, you and i were talking earlier. we have a fuel justice department investigationing on all of this stuff. it needs to move forward and do that. >> lou: where is jeff sessions. >> i don't know. i haven't heard from him. we don't need the house and committee. >> lou: did ryan and mcconnell say it is a sick joke on the american people perpetrated by k- street and the establishment and to continue to assault the president of the united states. it is a crime. i mean it is subversion. they are giving these people all of the license and reign they need to make life holy hell for the country. >> they h

signature was placed in his hands he has now won an appeal of the july tenth bankruptcy decision by stockholm's district court sweden's the leads the way digits size eight digitise ation of consumer spending on goods services and loan seeking so of course this has raised rates of identity fraud with over twelve thousand eight hundred hacked identities reported in the first six months of this year alone. and federal reserve chief janet yellen has begun two days of testimony the world is set to hear more about the fed's take on the state of the economy and hints of another interest rate hike but let's back up first this is what she's. just weeks ago in london when asked about the possibility of calamity happening of another financial crisis. which i see you will never ever be in those or financial crisis you know you probably would be going to for but. i do think we're much safer and i hope to do it will not be in our lifetimes and i don't believe it will be. not in our lifetimes well yellen indicated many systems are in place to prevent such a thing now international monetary fund chief christin

ands now based in stockholm wants until september to see how sweden's plans to possibly joined europe'sking union would have an impact. we have four home markets and they are part of the single market and we need predictable, i regulatory environment where we have that ability. a banking union is an important element here. nejra: they have identified copenhagen in helsinki as potential headquarters. street bankers beware, a new report from mckinsey says new technologies are poised to perform a third of work now at investment banks across trading operations and capital market businesses. that is your business flash for this hour. vonnie: still ahead, much more on that bloomberg scoop, robert mueller said to be expanding his probe into president trump's business transactions as well as associates. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ atnie: let's take a look where european markets are trading as we head to the close. lower now come off by .4%. gaining, but seeing broad-based losses. the storyuro has been since mario draghi spoke, and that has picked up also on dollar weakness. bond markets, yields comi

what nato is european anyway spent on their defense that's not from russian media that's from the stockholm institute for peace research you know if there's a clear purpose to a more peaceful korean pierce or if you. has been attempted has been made by the way in the nineteen ninety s. there were some agreements made clinton administration and the leadership of north korea that was installed back then the truth of this is also koreans resident aliens were were ever get you know which side by the united states by the bush administration and so when the abrogated that agreement when they defused to follow you know what the their source and the other the or what they themselves of course north korea sort of back to its nuclear program oh yeah well we see that if the united states to be you know actually russia has in the past few weeks seeing how the situation has deteriorated when the korean peninsula has offered the . program well how to move forward when the korean peninsula oh i thought it oh i thought it was should see you lean on the chinese that's what you get no where well first of all

kaepernick responded by tweeting the definition of "stockholm syndrome"... the victim begins to i ndentfy with his captor... vick then reversed course by saying kaepernick's hair has nothing to do with him not being signed the 49ers and jim harbaugh they "mutually" parted ways three seasons ago although harbaugh's final season ended only 8-8 things have ben disasterous since with the team posting a combined 7-25 record under two different head coaches both fired after one seasonprobably the most fabled 49er ever joe montana gave his thoughts on the departure of harbaugh and the new direction under john lynch and kyla shanahan(wipe to fullscreen) "sometimes, you'll make bad decisions in an organization... and i think letting jim harbaugh go was not a good decision on their part at that point in time...they were in the super bowl and then it just took a dive.""i think it's heading in the right direction... i like both those guys (john lynch and kyle shanahan)... i think they're trying to change the culture that had been kind of destroyed from prior years." nfl

vic tried to back track but he tweeted out the definition of stockholm syndrome where those kidnapped feel sympathy for their captors. >>> sergio going for his second major of the year. phil mickelson won it back in 2013. the defending champ took the claret jug jet skiing last year. he promises something a bit more extreme if he wins it again this year. >>> i've made an official promise if i ever win the claret jug again i'm going sky diving. i don't know which is harder. that thought scares me a little bit. >> not sure that's what they have in mind for the claret jug across the pond. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. does the jug get its own shoot or does he just hang on? >> coming up tonight at 11:00, a story you will see only an abc 7 news. our abc 7 news camera is rolling seconds after a woman is robbed on muny. up to the minute information on this unfolding disaster forcing an entire town to evacuate. join us over on channel 7. >>> that is our report for drew tooma, all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you over on channel 7. bye for now. narrator: today on corr

we've seen the consequences in niece, stockholm, london and else where. over 1,400 people were injured and over 300 people killed in islamic attacks in europe in the past three and a half years. including in this number are nine americans. c chairman poe, distinguished members, the grave dangerthat terrorism poses to europe is only likely to increase. the u.s. must work with europe to defeat the threat. thank you for inviting me to discuss this with you and i look forward to any question. >> i thank the gentleman. doctor? >> i'd like to thank the chair and the ranking members for inviting me to testify on the subject of the threat posed to europe and the west by the islamic state in iraq and syria or isis. over the past 20 years i've explored the topics of what motivates people to become terrorists and how groups adapt and counterterrorism. much of the research has focusedon what is often referred to as foreign fighters, or individuals who leave their homes and travel abroad to fight. my written testimony provides the details of this research and i plan t

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kaepernick responded by tweeting the definition of "stockholm syndrome"...n the victim begins to i ndentfy with his captor... vick then reversed course by saying kaepernick's hair has nothing to do with him not being signed nfl training camp has yet to start, but raiders running back marshawn lynch has already become a fan favorite. according to dick's sporting goods jersey report...raiders jersey is currently the nfl's 4th player jersey for the season.his jersey sales also helped rank the raiders team jersey sales overall...moving up from 21st last season.the raiders training camp is set to begin next week, july 24. kron giving back to the communityour own sports reporter mark carpenter along with will tran the great marty gonzalez and philippe djegal making root beer floats for fans at the coliseum as part of the a's root beer float day... benefitting the a's community fund they were joined by a's players in treating the fans to the floats ano exact number out yet but the team raises about $40,000 every year during this event they went through about 1,000

that es people, they're victims of the stockholm syndrome.hey fall in love with a speaker who does nothing but trash them. >> at the end ever day he is not leading them. to a certain extent john boehner didn't end up leading them. he got replaced. lou: he was brilliant until he wasn't. >> biggest challenge to get a tax bill through health care bill through, the rest is all frivolous. they better focus. lou: i want to turn to gps fusion, russian attorney. turns out the obama administration brought her in. this looks like pure washington swamp. >> well it is. the swamp is not even bee bun to get drained in the first six months. i think reality -- lou: that sucker is rising, don't you? >> i do think it is rising. people have gotten back in the administration shouldn't have. even more important, i think reality here is, you and i were talking about earlier. we now have a full justice department investigation on all this stuff. and it needs to move forward. it needs to come up with results. needs to do that quickly. lou: where is jeff sessions? >>

the biebs recently had to play dodge bottle on stage in stockholm after an apparently disappointed fand a bottle at him. the crowd had been pleading with justin to sing the heat. >> i can't. >> the bieber backlash has been building since may when he mangled the spanish lyrics. ♪ justin is featured on the remix, which has now been number one for seven weeks. initially for bieber, that was a blessing. ♪ but since he recorded it using a cheat sheet with the spanish lyrics spelled out phonetically for him, performing it live has been a curse. but not everybody's bieber bashing. >> i think you did very, very well. >> really? >> i was actually pretty surprised when i heard it. his accent is really good. >> justin is in london this sunday night after which he'll have a month off. maybe he can brush up on his spanish. he's wrapping up his tour in london this weekend. >> celine dion is in france. but after those terrorist attacks overseas including the one in may at ariana grande's manchester show, did celine have to change her plans? cameron mathison found out when he visited her at her reside

republican party right now the, the only way i can explain that 85% as a rationale matter is they have stockholmome. they sold their souls in many ways for victory with this man who came in and swamped a field of very traditional candidates that included governors and senators. and they are trapped in this really kind of tragic embrace. the question in my mind the answer to the question about the tipping point is there needs to be a two in front of his overall approval rating. i think at that point, the people in that 85% may come down. but we live in two, as you just said, we live in two very different countries right now. and you only have to look at these poll numbers for data to support that. >> we're going to fit in a break. the panel will stay with us. when we come back, we'll give out jon meacham's e-mail address. just kidding. our conversation continues right after this. whoooo. i enjoy the fresher things in life. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare

kaep responded by tweeting out the definition of skok stockholm syndrome, they feel sympathetic for theirallen for nfl ownership. >>> in days before the baseball trade deadline, every move is seen as somewhat suspicious. hen the a's only all-star starting lineup tonight against tampa bay, the immediate thought is, trade is looming, he's going somewhere. the a's went out of their way to say alonzo was told yesterday he was getting tonight off because the a's are facing a lefty. >>> it's root beer float day. celebrity scoopers include bob melvin, ryan healy, making ice cream floats for the fans. you got dave stewart right there. proceeds go to the juvenile diabetes research foundation. got all the celebs including our own spencer christian. weatherman out there having a good time. >> i got the scoop. i got the scoop on all the weather and all the news. spore sports, too. good looking, buddy? >> delicious. >> that's what i call professional scooping. >> spencer is all over it. >>> former a's rocked at the plate in a collision with chad cool last night. the brewers put him on the disabled lis

elizabeth, i think it was michael vick saying not so much stockholm syndrome, like he cares what hisaircut looks like, if you want to get back to the nfl, you have to be smart about this. give me another one. kap hair has nothing to do with it. it's what he stood for and nfl owners don't want to be in the spot line. unknown x. i think bob costas just laid it out. he has the credentials, gave me a no bs answer. is he being black balled? he said i think that he is. one more. smerconish, kaepernick is a mediocre quarterback wanting 20 mill a year. that's keeping him from getting a job not his hair or protests. angry moderate, i love your name. you might be right. it might be systemic, meaning as bob just laid out, it could be the new style of offense doesn't suit with his attributes. still ahead, i sat down on capitol hill yesterday with arnold schwarzenegger to find out why he was in town to lobby against jergerrymandering. >> we cannot continue this way. it doesn't matter if it's a democratic president or republican president, this is not just trump. obama at a very difficult time get

policymakers from stockholm to bucharest are waiting for the ecb's next policy move.that we have got jackson hole. so, mario draghi booked an appointment to jackson hole for the kansas event. is that where he starts to point us in the direction where he wants to take the ecb? steen jakobsen, still with us. the ecb looks like the pivotal event of the week. we have seen what has happened with the dollar and the only thing that could turn that around is draghi coming out and saying, look, we are nowhere near the exit. we worry about the inflationary impulse and that growth is not as good as the market thinks it is. is that pretty much the only thing that could change it? >> i think so. but i also think that is the line draghi will toe. he is very concerned about his legacy. think draghi -- like yellen wants to steer the ecb and central-bank into smooth waters by trying to normalize, to the rhetoric, but do as little as possible, in terms of actual changes to the policy. guy: he is running out of finished bonds he can buy. he has got to change the policy. >> yeah, he is a