what people today in the times of twitter and s.m.s. like to do is skipping out the world to get short texts indeed he signed his own autographs. like this we don't know whether it was just for work efficiency but once you realise that it's for beethoven you would always recognise it again and. we thought for a logo of this year this is just very suitable and it gives an impression of the unusual personality that he was my back and thank you for that we all look forward to next year we'll be down in bonn and anybody listening from around the world hopefully they'll come to bonn at some point in the thank you very much thank you so much. i know another great classical composer you have his brown's the brahms code is a new film made by our very own award winning director christiane bagga this new film examines brahms symphonies through the eyes of orchestra members of the deutsche a come a philip monique braman and their conduct a boy yardie by the way he's just been named conductor of the year by germany's leading classic awards opus cla

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giuliani really needs to stay off of the media, stay off of twitter, and spend a lot of time huddled attorneys. >> this is not just a big problem for julioul giuliani, h significant of a problem is this now for the president? >> there are so many spider web connections if you look at the two men arrested that were trying to help fire the u.s. ambassador to ukraine that testified yesterday in damming testimony about a campaign to smear her, and basically get her fired for false presence, that rudy giuliani says he played a role in this. michael pillsbury says he got information on hunter biden from giuliani. >> and there was a transcript and there are so many different avenues, and if they're looking into something other than the lobbying law, and they're looking into campaign violations, they are accused of funneling ru funneling russian money into the campaign. it will really end up ensnaring president trump in more trouble than it seems right now. >> just as an aside. this is a very -- the attorney's office, the federal office in which rudy giuliani has his own history of leadershi

of the call. in the meantime, secretary pompeo a short time ago on twitter accusing house democrats of attempting to intimidate and bully state department officials with their deposition requests. this is "outnumbered." i melissa francis. my partner, harris faulkner. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. "washington examiner" columnist and now newly announced fox news contributor, kristen soltis anderson. and joining us on the couch, jason chaffetz. he is outnumbered. welcome to everybody. congratulations to you. let's get to the meat of it. i want to turn to something that you are today for foxnews.co foxnews.com. messing up their impeachment dreams. but i am wondering -- we are just learning that michael pompeo was on the call. does that fit into the thesis that you have there? >> jason: the whole idea that they were going to catch donald trump and have to go to court to get all of this, donald trump just laid it all out. i mean, he just releases the content of the call. look at what he did with the mueller report. he was mr. transparency there as well. he waved attorney-client privilege. >> me

of a twitter rant to make news. deirdre bolton in the newsroom. that was interesting timing. l ads. >> here is what jack dorsey tweeted out, ceo of twitter, essentially saying long store short, they are not going to accept, pull the tweet up on the screen, to follow along as well, no longer accepting political ads. we made the decision to stop all political advertising on twitter globally. we believe political messages should be earned, not bought. why? he goes into a few reasons you see on subsequent tweet. this really does stand out to your point, connell, especially for what we reported yesterday from facebook with this open letter to facebook from 250 employees. of course we'll keep in mind that facebook has about 35,000 employees. that said, they did make their voices heard saying that listen, we screen and third party check ads from brands. thinking for example, proctor & gamble, from individuals, why not political figures? facebook did respond saying, okay we understand the point. we welcome free speech. et cetera, et cetera, but we will not be censoring any kind of pol

but the fact that there was this group of people that i was starting to come to know over time, there was a lot of things about twitter that made it unique in my experience, right in so the fact that it was very limited, 140 characters, that made me feel safe. i couldn't, you know, my interactions with outsiders, i always knew to keep them at arm's length, but because it was sorm limited, i just wasn't awae ofof a feeling in danger as i ws when i was in physical space with other people. it stopped me from using insults, like casual insults. my family would throw them around, you know, all the time. and there wasn't space for it, you know, on twitter. and also when i did include those kinds of insults, the conversation just completely devolved into this mess of you don't know me and that kind of thing. is so i stopped using them because they didn't communicate our core message. and is so there's all these things about what was happening on twitter that, you know, being able to know people over time and developing rapport with them, like, this was -- it affected me in ways that i couldn't have anticipated or rather that

of america. appointments available now. >>> welcome back to the exchange time to check out the results of our twitterpanies will bow to political pressure for china for doing business there, is that the right move 16% of you said yes it's the cost of doing business in the chinese market the majority, 84% said no. companies shouldn't compromise their values that speaks to what a sticky situation this will be for corporate america. >>> is vaping the worst thing to happen to cannibas stock we'll take a closer look, next >>> last year pot stocks were the talk of wall street as more and more states got on board with recreational marijuana. since the launch of the cdc vaping investigation, cannibas stocks have been crushed tilray is down 40% michael, it's great to see you again. why is the crackdown on vaping hitting the hot stocks >> thank you it's hard to tell the exact correlation but there appears to be a minimum consumer, uncertainty. there's a bit of an opportunity here if it is black market products that are clearly and definiti definitively causing illnesses then it should favor these regulated pla

of thought. will twitter take anymore actions beyond just banning political ads, do you think? alex: i think it's unlikely. the timing was pretty canny on jack dorsey's part. . he announced it on twitter an hour before facebook earnings dropped, so it was quite a neat way of sticking the knife into facebook a little bit, trying to own the conversation at a time when facebook had some very good earnings numbers to announce. it is an easy decision for twitter to make. they have very little revenue, i think about $3 million, from political ads. they are trying to be seen as being more of a responsible citizen, given that they are such a huge mouthpiece for, not others,nald trump and to speak directly to their base. but twitter makes money off of the fact that people are engaging in its platform to read those posts, to see them, and it is pushing ads in those peoples directions, so it is slightly hypocritical because ultimately, they are still looking money from what could be damaging political content. guy: we talked to sheryl sandberg last night. let's take a listen. yl: we are not doing this because of revenue. it is

all of those companies, facebook, amazon, twitter, spend a whole lot of time, money and effort lobbying to protect their status. but as mark benioff points out they're not just platforms but publishers. facebook makes $110 million a day. if they want to monitor their content they've got the money to do it. that wraps us up. i'm stephanie ruhle. see you again at 1:00 p.m. i hand you off to my friend and colleague, hallie jackson. >> thank you so much. a split screen morning for us in washington because as we come on the air, congress is coming into session. the house of representatives meeting for the first time since the overnight death of one of their own, congressman elijah cummings. the tributes already pouring in today as we speak with a friend of his later in the show. house leaders today grieving the loss, but moving ahead with impeachment hearings. something very evident in what we're seeing in the past few minutes here. eu ambassador gordon sondland on the hill defying the white house and explaining why he's showing up exclusively with our own geoff bennett, watch. >> why was it

hand you could say that it is a remarkable step from twitter, the company that called itself the free speech wing of the free speech party once upon a timenies themselves that say that they will ban political advertising like twitter has just done? the obvious step regulators can do is to put proactive pressure on tech companies to look at the material on their platforms and do something about it before someone complains. that will require major change in the eu or in america, in both jurisdictions there is law that says regulators can't do that, but it is the only real major weapon left. from a facebook perspective it has paid a $5 billion fine for breach of security in the us to us authorities. more fines of this nature could come its way, if it doesn't get a grip on some of the information on this platform. doesn't get a grip on some of the information on this platformm could and it didn't. all of the fines you are seeing of these big tech regulators are for breach of competition law or user privacy. what there isn't yet in the states 01’ what there isn't yet in the states or in the eu is any kind of regulation that would fine faceboo

that actually got four times the amount of response on twitter than the original tweet in the five hours> trace: it is amazing, because the nba really pushes the social justice comments, outspoken, they want them to speak out. what is twitter's response? >> i got in contact with them, and they said that the coordinated activity and other forms of platform manipulation have no place on our service. they will take action on any account. against this type of behavior. what can they do? they say that we can permanently suspend accounts, we can blacklist you arlos. don't forget that facebook suspended numerous accounts, part of a disinformation campaign for the hong kong protest over orchestrated by china. >> trace: it is crazy. susan li, thank you. well, from basketball, baseball, the washington nationals headed to the world series for the first time in history. after sweeping the st. louis cardinals and the best-of-seven series, washington scoring seven runs in the first inning of gam. the nationals putting together a strong playoff run after starting the season with a 19-31 record. they we

she was attacked a lot by the others and the democrats also spent a lot of time talking about donald trump's twitter account but foreign policy interesting me also featured heavily in this debate especially when it came to trump secession on syria who do you think was a strong as so on foreign policy. with that probably. given the various in terms of at least energy and at least trying to to make a statement that would probably appeal not only to the democratic base but potentially to to moderates or independent voters probably mayor of all people probably was the one who gave the strongest argument made the strongest points in terms of both rhetoric and the idea of on the one hand wanting to remain loyal to allies of the united states overseas while the other hand also trying to avoid the problem of being stuck in now called endless wars a few years ago we would've called it a quagmire to avoid basically being stuck in turbulent areas. consistently but isn't joe biden the one with the most experience when it comes to foreign policy he is the one with most experience in terms of the number of years

of her speech. she spent most thehe time talkig about donald trump suite. she even sent a letter of complaint to twitter'sk is that, saying trump should be allowed tweet the things he tweet. >> his twitter account should be defended. there's plenty of evidence to suggest it irresponsible with his words in a result that could harm other people so the privilege of using those words in that way should probably be taken from him. greg: she's like brad stelter in the wake . let that last part sink in. brockerage of using those words should probably be taken from him. you know this is a bad idea when rep orders ask other candidates about it and question a real easy one. >> to really see one. should donald trump the banned from twitter? >> no. >> worn as a virtual tie with joe biden and the ukraine probably won't help them and neither will his ringing endorsement. >> joe biden is not going to excite the base to get out there and vote on november 3. greg: joe biden is this year's hillary and less hillary becomes this year's hillary. >> she is just trying to decide how to win. greg: get that pancit out of my eyeba

happened during our show yesterday, wow, that is strange timing, back and forth between two big heavyweights of silicon valley, jack dorsey of twittered to be a swipe at mark zuckerberg of facebook. he announced twitter will remove all political ads from this time on out, and making announcement as i said, could be coincidence, adam, right after facebook reports earnings, right before their conference call, here comes jack source did i to get in the middle of all this? what did you make of that? >> reminded me many years ago, barnes & noble sued amazon the week it announced it would do a ipo. i will never forget that. if jack dorsey can pick a fight with mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey wins because he is the minnow compared to the whale in this fight, twitter versus facebook. neither company by the way has much to lose or gain from the actual political ads. so dorsey is not giving up ton in the same way mark zuckerberg is not gaining much so they're each taking what look like principled stands but pretty easy to knock holes in those principles. i'm happy to do so. connell: big deal for facebook, that's why they're doing it. what if fac

that like yours is british intelligence officer that or in this part time but also this like major executive but authorial of twitter that's that's incredible and you know apparently mcmillan's involvement with the something some group was made public when he disclosed to of all places on his linked in page. absolutely insane the british army by the way did the.

this is rudy versus rudy, the president's loose cannon of an attorney, who has been lying low really for some time now, taking to twitter today in response to this from trump's russia ambassador pick, john sullivan. >> you were aware that there were individuals and forces outside of the state department seeking to smear ambassador yovanovitch, is that correct? >> i was. >> and seeking to remove her, is that correct? >> i was. >> and did you know mr. giuliani was one of those people? >> i believed he was, yes. >> so giuliani slamming sullivan, claiming he doesn't know what he's talking about and insisting all the information he obtained came from interviews he conducted as he worked as private defense counsel to the president, which is not at all what he said to fox news just last month. rudy versus rudy. >> you know who i did it at the request of? the state department. i never talked to a ukrainian official until the state department called me and asked me to do it. >> rudy versus rudy. i like that. rudy versus rudy. so who was he working for? who are you working for? the state department or the president? and bear in m

bringing 0 waste to the world knowing that some of the time to humble brag i don't know and love no past week waste let me show you this so can i have on twitter thanks chad a video that stuck with me kind of home to me this has put in thailand i just want to show you a few seconds of this you don't know what's going on until you want to little bit more. time busy than and not seems to be stop wait until you see what it is some can and this will show can we go this is the resale. mall it's in a sandwich bag how did that get into thailand so i could probably say how about i got there actually. there is a huge problem in the developing world with things called with single use stock shapes and they were manufactured in order to give low income people away cue by something that is more affordable to wash their clothes with and they become extremely popular and. that's what capitalism has done to this problem and i don't think we're going to address it by throwing more i mean you fracturing or war entrepreneurship at it and i think we need to go back to advocating to the government here the i'm so glad you said that because so much interrupted i th

like yours as british intelligence officer you know or in this part time but also this like major executive about a tauriel of twitter that's that's incredible and you know apparently mcmillan's involvement with the something some group was made public what he disclosed to of all places on his linked in page. absolutely insane the british army by the way did the client to disclose anything about mcmillan's duties with the 77th grade or say whether or not you know twitter helps with it or are involved in it they're basically saying you know we know nothing we can say anything like nothing at all unusual but usually. a bowl.

like yours as a british intelligence officer that or in this part time but also there's like major executive about a tauriel of twitter that's that's incredible and you know apparently mcmillan's involvement with the something some group was made public would have disclosed to of all places on his linked in page. absolutely insane the british army by the way did the client to disclose anything about mcmillan's duties with the 77th grade or say whether or not you know twitter helps with it or are involved or they're basically saying you know we know nothing we can say anything like nothing at all unusual or usual. or bowl. confirmation or didn't write well twitter responded a spokesperson from twitter had told the independent that it was quote an open neutral and dependent service and matter of you mr mcmillan service as an army reserve found no violations of its policies they went on to declare saying employees who pursue acts volunteer opportunities are encouraged to do so provided they're complying with their company guidelines i find it a little. hard to believe that the company. guidelines. say can be working for

. >> you spent a lot of time on twitter yesterday going back and forth with the qe might shadow qe peopleought it was shadow qe, some sorm of qe. >> it can serve the same -- similar purposes, q ex-was psychological wall operation psychological operations i'm not sure this has the same message. but if people take it that way, psychology can work, you know, just because >> yeah. >> really quick. oil is up, obviously, almost a buck here, erdogan says the offensive into syria has begun i'm seeing something on the wires that the kurdish-led sdf has asked the u.s. and its allies for a no fly zone to protect it from turkish attacks in northeast syria but you can see oil's effect inconvenient toirz ventories at0 to bob pisani. >> all 11 sectors in the s&p were up at least at the open take a look at the preopen here, the futures here here is your -- about 510. we moved up 12, 14 points here that's where the point we got word that china might be open to a partial deal we have no idea what that entirely means but moved the markets a little bit. predictably cyclical sectors, semiconductors, melissa t

do their job and the mainstream media is in the tank but at least you have plenty of time to be witty. another twitterys hopefully she runs, it would be another easy win. heather: fox news alert. nba players speaking out as tensions grew between the league and china. how the commissioner plans to make peace today. >> wish me luck and hire someone else. >> i don't think this is going to work out for me. >> reporter: elizabeth foreign changing her story about getting fired for being pregnant but she's not the only democrat flip-flopping. will the other contenders change their tune? up next. ♪ - [narrator] do you have less energy than you used to? after we reach age 40, there's a big drop in our energy level and now you can get it back. jumpstart your heart-healthy energy with the circulation superfood of superbeets by humann. one teaspoon of superbeets every day supports healthy circulation and promotes improved energy. - as we age, as we get older, we all need help, and so superbeets provides that in one small scoop. - [narrator] the power of nutrient-rich beets found in superbeets helps unlock the key

of how dependable he will be going through this. i think he has a pretty good track record. taylor: twitter came out, notably at the same timernings, and took an opposite position. who is right? showe divide is if you political advertising on the network. i much prefer the point of view of zuckerberg and twitter -- then dorsey. his point was why don't we show the political ads? it does not really matter in terms of the revenue number to facebook. 0.5% of their number. let's show the ads and have complete transparency. there are some ads probably in poor taste. absolutely. they are called attack ads. they have been around for decades. let's make it really clear who is spending the money on those ads and if senator warren or president trump or somebody who supports those sides or candidate biden -- let's find going out and getting bad, unfair ads. in the past, at the end of the tv ad, you would hear "sponsored by" or "paid for by." make it obvious it is a political ad and here it is so we can fact check it ourselves. theor: they had beat on operating income, margins, and bottom line. are you worried they're not spending enough

ignore the advice of his senior military commanders by ordering the american retreat from the border before any potential invasion from turkey he blasted critics on twitter a short time, quote: we may be in the process of leaving syria but in no way have we abandoned the kurds. we are special people and wonderful fighters. likewise our relationship with turkey, a nato and trading partner has been very good. turkey already has a large kurdish population. turkey has a 19% population in fact. more than 100 turkish citizens gathered in front of the u.s. embassy in ankara protesting president trump's tweets. threatening to obliterate the turkish economy if any syrian kurds or transports are harmed should america's ally decide to invade syria. writing in the atlantic the former head of u.s. forces in the middle east who have planned the destruction of isis rebuked his former commander-in-chief quote this policy abandonment threatens to undue five years worth of fighting against isis and severely damage american credibility and reliability in any future fights where we need strong alives. in northern syria, kurdish protesters voiced their outrage as well over president trum

time we have for today thanks to our gas. and lily we can keep this conversation going online by following us on twitter we are out. of the next time. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like was so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 20 idea if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world an act of youthful defiance that we've ruled your turn next doctor also in the school will they arrest me a total of 4 in the morning while the electric shock treatment was the worse that trinket a revolution. the arrest of those children sparked all of which became a battle without and that was the beginning of the armed struggle of the syrian. the boy who s

up on a facebook position and then you buy twitter that's down 26% recently those people investing are thinking twice because now you have to see what time ofaterial impact you're getting on twitter so twitter just talked themselves into a big are decline. if you wait for something in the hole to buy twitter because you'll get a chance in the mid-20s and see where it lies from let's switch gears, the federal reserve cutting indicates again but indicate being it may be the last one for a while. let's get to steve liesman with the latest. >> hey, melissa. that that's awl folks. chairman jerome powell announced in no uncertain terms the fed is on hold unless there is a material change to expect aches. >> we think the current stance of policy is likely to remain appropriate. likely to remain appropriate as long as incoming information about the economy is broadly consistent with our outlook which is a positive one of moderate economic growth strong labor market and inflation moving close to 2%. >> bringing the overnight lending rate to 1.75%. trade concerns and global economics behind the cuts this time process but the fed says it's provided a

combative in the past 7 days or so then he has been over the course of his time at the white house and he's saying things on twitter the tweets are coming. faster and i guess there are more volatile than they had been in terms of. attacks on the whistleblower as someone who cares most about protecting this whistleblower do you think that the president should be allowed to tweet come ahead. says calling on twitter to suspend his account. >>i think he places our country at risk. i think the national security of our country should be first and foremost, and i believe that our adversaries can look at the way he i'm kind of compensated on national tv today in press conferences and see this as an opportunity to do harm to our country. so i think suspending twitter would be a very smart move by the president whether or not he is willing to do so is obviously another case that should the company do it. well, i don't know that the company can do that. frankly there's a story just today that gun reform law advocates are arguing congresswoman that this is a major distraction. >>it's throwing a wrench into what they're trying

so we asked people a series of questions before we put them into a time line when they were new to twitter questions we asked is, can we use your personal device experience? we were using the device setting to show ads to them. when we realized that we both tweeted about it so people were aware and an effort to continue to be transparent, we also stopped using that setting there is some revenue impact when things like that happened >> that caused three or more points of a negative impact to revenue in q3 and we think it will impact q4 by four more points. >> just on that particular bug, is the problem that you have as to fix the bug or is the problem when you actually listen to users saying i don't want to be marked, you will just not get the advertising dollars? it doesn't exist >> it's a great question there are lots of inputs that we have when we figure out how to give people a good experience on the service, whether it's the tweets they see if their time line, the accounts they recommend they follow or the ads that they see. so we'll have to adjust how we assess which ads to show peopl

you can follow me online all the time, twitter and instagram, of course. the news continues right now with richard lui. >> hey, brother. >> have a good saturday. i'm richard lui live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. it does not seem like a saturday with so much breaking news. right now the acting assistant secretary of european and eurasian affairs testifying in a closed session on capitol hill. reeker is ignoring his boss, secretary pompeo in his call for state department diplomats not to testify. reeker is the ninth official to appear for the inquiry. a federal judge rejects claims by the president and republicans that the impeachment inquiry is illegitimate. that same judge says the justice department must turn over secret grand jury material from the mueller report and they need to do it by wednesday. outside of d.c., democratic presidential candidates are at a criminal justice forum made controller by an appearance by president trump. >>> but first, it's our six under the lights for one diplomat. acting assistant secretary of european and euras

time on the bbc news website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. ly autumnal, quite unsettled, windy at times and there will be plenty of showers in the forecast. also, some sunshine, it won't be a washout all the time, but when you catch one of these showers, they will often be quite heavy. maybe with a rumble of thunder and some hail mixed in too. all down to low pressure, which will be just to the north—west or to the north of the uk over the next few days and indeed for much of the week. so our air will be coming in off the atlantic with these weather fronts bringing in bands of showers. one thing you will notice, though, it's not going to feel particularly cold, we will have our air source coming in off the atlantic from a west or south—westerly direction most of the time. so that means around average temperatures through the day. and at night, it should keep the frost and fog at bay. so for tuesday, it's going to be a bright, sunny start across many central and eastern areas, plenty of showers across to the west but will tend to work their way

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it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stay there would like to thank our guest mark to market create capital if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser time by. you know world of big partners. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developing the only relief i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know lawyer here i mean you know liz put me in the new bill is that i knew pulling me to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. those who took

0 waste to the world knowing that some of the time to humble brag that i don't know and love no past week waste let me show you this organization here on twitter thanks chad a video that stuck with me kind of haunted me he says put in thailand i just want to show you a few seconds of this he don't know what's going on until you want to little bit more. time resumes and not say things to be stop wait until you see what it is some can and this will show can we go this is the reason you. in the big mall it's in a sandwich bag how did that get into thailand so i could probably say how about i got there actually. there is a huge problem in the developing world with things called with single use stock shapes and they were manufactured in order to give low income people away cue by something that is more affordable to wash their clothes with and they become extremely popular and. that's what capitalism has done to this problem and i don't think we're going to address it by throwing more i mean you fracturing or more entrepreneurship at it and i think we need to go back to advocating to the government here the i'm so glad you said that because so much

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of the depositions, he's in a real bind here. so that is why i think you see him on the one hand taking to twitter all of the times and he sounds confident in reality he's afraid. >> in new york today two of rudy giuliani's associates, igor fruman and lev parnas pled not guilty to the charges leveled against them in connection with rudy giuliani's efforts in ukraine and other issues. what did we learn from their appearance today? >> we learned some weird stuff. to be totally honest. as if the case of parnas and fruman was not already bizarre, we know that rudy giuliani is tied into this somehow and that finally came through in court today. when an attorney for lev parnas was telling the judge, well, there may be some issues, some attorney/client privilege issues and some executive privilege issues when it comes to the discovery. he said that at times rudy giuliani was representing leave parnas but at times rudy giuliani -- or parnas was working for rudy giuliani and it went both ways and also rudy giuliani was the president's attorney so there might be executive privilege issues here. so it was basically kind of this very weird knotthey

i think a lot of people are from other places and the internet and twitter and i've seen this a bazillion timesi've been doing this 40 years. >> i think a lot of people will be asking every time we get dry, windy, warm conditions, are we going to have to go through this? >> i think we are. pg&e, they are a private company doing their business. we are in the business, the national weather service is in the business of giving you the weather what's really going to happen. >> during the week the most extreme conditions probably would come tuesday night into defense? >> tuesday, wednesday, into thursday. when we say extreme in the hills above 1,000 feet mainly in the north bay winds maybe gusts to 30. that's not good. i've seen forecasts like the last wind we had gusts up to 45, 55. so this is a much lesser event than two weeks ago, at least being forecast as a lesser event. >> you'll watch it for us all week. >> it will be a story, i'm sure. >>> sports wrap is a few minutes away here. >> we'll tell you why the 49ers are just fine winning ugly and why the raiders are going back to the drawing board

the leader of the centrist party reacted on twitter, it is t time for lou and white. gantz will have 28 days to entice potential allies. makes itamentary mathh unlikely he will be able to build a majority. if he fails, lawmakers could try to endorse a third candidate, an unprecedented move. if that fails, israelis may be forced to return to the polls for the third time in less than a year. his government must do more to regain the trust of its citizens. describing the mass protests that have been held recently as the compass that led him to announce a series of reforms to stop corruption. he said the measures might not meet all of the demands of the protesters, but they should make a substantial inroad towards some of them. our team on the ground went to meet some of the students who have also taken to the streets. lebanon aretests in unusual, not just because they have sprung up out of nowhere and are leaderless. some want to end lebanon's entrenched sectarian system. here is a little of what they have been telling us. sunni,are either muslim, or shia. i want to end

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of his presidency. last month the president's twitter feed mentioned impeachment 39 times the words "witch hunt" appeared 21 times and house intel committee adam schiff was also another hot topic. >>> to london now where prince harry and meghan markle are taking a stand against what they call ruthless treatment by the british tabloid press. they have filed a lawsuit and harry is even evoking his late mother, princess diana joining us from johannesburg is chapman bell chapman, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. day ten, the final day of this tour to africa harry and meghan expected to arrive here any minute but it's the statement released last night that's really overshadowing at least the latter part of this tour, and it seems prince harry has just ha e in media freedom but his wife has become one of the latest victims of a british tabloid press that wages campaigns against individuals with no thought to consequences. he goes on to say that he's been a silent witness to her private suffering for too long and that there comes a point when the only thing to do is to stand up to this behavior

of time on the fec website. so i am willing to use twitter, of eds, coming on shows like this to get the word out to the americanway i can. >> it's a technical question, but one that has become important in the mueller investigation and even know when it has to do with the research and opposition research and knowledge has value. correct? can you explain to me why that's a complicated issue and if you're willing to tell me what your feeling is about it, that's be great too. >> well, again, the law is pretty clear that it is illegal to accept anything of value from a foreign national in connection with a u.s. election. so the question of what is a thing of value has come up before. and it doesn't have to be something that is tangible. obviously money is a thing of value. a tangible thing you can buy in a store is a thing of value. but the commission has also looked at other instances of less tangible things. opposition research, voter lists, mailing lists, contact lists. campaigns generally pay for or that individuals or groups spend money in order to produce or acquire. and they're all things of value. >> is ask